Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

GUILFORD COLLEGE LIBRARY BOOK ACCESSION j 1 £ 5 I GIFT iq53,v. 35 DATE DUE Jfcff — - -. FEB S E-IQQQ a Tar MAY .S iaaq U Piker was edited by GLENNA FULK. BARBARA ANSON and KAYE WILLIAMS were co- managing editors. RICHARD STALEY was business manager and LESLIE WARRICK was advertising; manager. Wf THE QUAKER NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE Published by the Student Body of Guilford College Guilford College, North Carolina Miss Mildred Marlette For you r exceptional and unceasing devotion to the women students of Guilford College; for your patient and understanding guidance; for your own special sense of humor and your kindh assistance as teacher, clean, and friend, we dedicate the 1953 Quaker to vou, Miss Miidred Marlette. Foreword If we could but keep the sweet and vibrant memories of our college years alive and glowing in our minds forever, then perhaps a book such as this would not be necessary. But our minds need a little help— an aid to remember. This book, the 1953 Quaker, attempts to serve as a guide to the happy, rich and radiant hours we spent as students at Guilford. Years from now, as you leaf over the old and worn pages, your face may crinkle in a smile or maybe your eves will grow mists ' . Good luck to each one of you — may your memories be easy and beautiful to remember. Autumn Crown ' d with the sickle and the wheaten sheaf, While AUTUMN, nodding o ' er the yellow plain, Comes jovial on; the Doric reed once more. Well pleased, I tune. Whate ' er the wintry frost Nitrous prepared; the various blossom ' d Spring Put in white promise forth; and summer suns Concocted strong, rush boundless now to view, Full, perfect all, and swell my glorious theme. James Thompson. I heard a bird at break of day Sing from the autumn trees; A song so mystical and calm, So full of certainties. William Alexander Percy. HUH I! ,■ ■ Autumn . . . dancing leaves of red and brown and yellow . . . evening skies in flaming; sunsets . . . cool breezy nights . . . that Carolina moon . . . once as;ain it ' s September, and Guilford springs to life. . . . September 13 . . . campus leaders on the Student Affairs Board meet at the lake for a picnic given l v Dr. Milner . . . the warm greetings and comfortable familiarity of old friends . . . loads of food . . . and fun . . . still hard to believe that this was actually our lake . . . the next day, lots ol new faces in the dorms . . . lost . . . curious . . . expectant . . . by the fifteenth all the Freshmen had arrived . . . there were lots of them . . . the dorms were filled up . . . some already old friends with each other . . . and with upperclassmen . . . thanks to the Fall Planning Conference . . . and the Freshmen Camp sponsored by the Student Christian Association . . . about sixty students .it Camp Nawakwa . . . Freshmen Week . . . the tiring process of registration . . . the placement tests that followed . . . lectures . . . presentation of campus organizations by the Student Affairs Board . . . the tour of the campus . . . and amid all the hectic rush, new friendships being made . . . room-mates getting acquainted. . . . by the time the old students had returned, the Frosh were beginning to feel a part of Guilford . . . the joyous hails of upperclassmen running into old pals again . . . the talk of the last engagements ... or the missing few who were not to return . . . then upperclassmen registration on the eighteenth . . . the usual rush for freshmen skirls by the males of the campus . . . the beginning of classes . . . and the Freshmen Reception sponsored by the Social Committee . . . old students herding the new- through an endless receiving line . . . the com- forting feeling of big sisters close by . . . football practice at Hobbs field . . . September 20 . . . the season ' s opener at Winston-Salem . . . hard fought contest . . . but Appalachian edged the Quakers by one point . . . Shugart, senior guard, Hege, freshman back, and Beck, freshman guard, played a good game . . . October 4 . . . Homecoming Day . . . game at Hobbs field . . . flocks of alumni . . . pre-game parade of dorm floats . . . Archdale winning the trophy for the best float . . . Emily Warrick of Goldsboro, sponsored by the cheer- leaders, made a lovely Homecoming Queen . . . spirit raised by our pep band and Thomasville ' s band . . .Jones, Shugart, Shoaf, and Yates played a great game . . . but Guilford bowed to Newberry 12-6 . . . disappointed, Guilfordians determined to make this a day of days . . . and they did . . . with the campus barbecue . . . the Homecoming Dance down at the gym, sponsored by the Women ' s Athletic Association . . . October 12, and the SCA-sponsored trip to Hanging Rock . . . via big open truck . . the feeling of exhaustion and Continued on page 17 STUDENT AFFAIRS BOARD: First row: Mae Nicholson, Jo Cameron, Eill_Gibson, Betsy White, Assistant Secretary; Glenna Fulk, Secretary; Ruth Burton; Bill Yates, President. Second row: Bob kails, Betsv Farlow. Bill Smedley, Bailey Nunn, Vice-President; Darrell Peeler. 11 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Robert H. Frazier, Chairman Greensboro, N. C. Dr. Clyde A. Milner Presideni David J. White, Secretary Edwin P. Brown A. Wn si in Hobbs Eunice A. Parker Horace S. Haworth Herbert C. Petty Nereus C. English Luby R. Casey Mary M. Petty Robert R. Ragan Walter A. Coble Joseph D. Cox James Hoge Ricks Hugh W. Moore Greensboro, N. C. Murfreesboro, N. C. Chapel Hill, X. C. High Point, X. C. High Point, X. C. Archdale, X. G Thomasville, N. G Goldsboro, N. C. Greensboro. X : . C. High Point, X. C. Guilford College, N. G High Point, X. C. Richmond, Va. Philadelphia, Pa. Administration Dr. Harvey A. Ljung Dean of the College and Professoi oj Chemistry E. Daryl Kent Dean oj Men and Associate Professoi oj Religion and Biblical Literatim Mildred Marlette Dean oj Women an d Assistant Pro fessor oj English L2 Faculty ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Dorothy Lloyd Gilbert, Associate Professor; Mildred Marlette, Assistant Professor; Edna L. Weis, Assistant Professor; Dr. Philip W. Furnas, Professor. HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Dr. Algie I. Ncwlin, Professor of History and Political Science; Edward F. Burrows, Assistant Professor of History. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: Dr. Gharlcs N. Ott, Associate Professor; Dr. Harvey A. Ljung, Professor. RELIGION DEPARTMENT: Dr. Fred- eric R. Crownfield, Professor; J. Floyd Moore, Assistant Professor. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Dr. Eva G. Campbell, Professor. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Harold M. Bailey, Associate Professor. POLITI C A L SCIENCE DE- PARTMENT: George G. Thielman, As- sistant Professor. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Gloria R. Sanders, Instructor in Spanish; Hiram H. Hilty. Assistant Professor of Spanish; Dr. Muriel I). Tomlinson, Associate Professor of French and Spanish; George G. Thiel- man, Instructor in German. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT: Garness Purdom, Professor. Dr. 13 Faculty MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Dr. E. Garness Purdom, Professor of Physics; Whitfield Cobb, Associate Professor of Mathematics. PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT: Car- roll S. Feagins, Assistant Professor; E. Daryl Kent, Associate Professor of Biblical Literature and Religion. SECRETARIAL STUDIES DEPART- MENT: Cora Worth Parsons, Instructor. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMEN I : Alma Martin, Assistant Professor and Dietitian. ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: Dr. J. Curt Victorius, Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Ernes- tine Cookson Milner, Associate Professor. SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Dr. Robert M. Dinkel, Professor; Benton Johnson. Instructor; George G. Thielman, Instructor. Not shown: Gordon W. Love- joy, Visiting Professoi Ml SIC DEPARTMENT: Peggy Taylor Russell, Instructor in Voice; Carl C. Baum- bach, Associate Professor of Music; Dorothy Ann Ware, liwn« tor in Music. WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Margaret Reynolds, As- sistant Professor. 14 Faculty MEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DE- PARTMENT: David Meredith, Assistant Director and Assistant Coach; Stuart T. Maynard, Director and Coach. LIBRARY STAFF: Eleanor Bailey, As- sistant Librarian; Dorothy Lloyd Gilbert, Acting Librarian; Treva Wilkcrson Mathis, Assistant Librarian; Mildred Farrow, Assistant Librarian. PUBLIC RELATIONS STAFF: Charles C. Hendricks, Associate Public Relations Hj Secretary; John C. Bradshaw, Public Re- lations Secretary. REGISTRAR: N. Era Lasley. ASSISTANT TREASURER: Elizabeth S. Bergman. SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT: Margaret E. Crownfield. BUSINESS MANAGER: David H. Parsons, Jr. HEAD RESIDENT MARY HOBBS HALL: Hassie C. Johnson. VURSE: M. Evelyn Cain. HOUSEKEEPER OF FOUNDERS HALL: Margaret J. Holland. 15 Faculty LIBRARIAN EMERITUS AND ALUNNI HOUSE HOSTESS: Kath- rinc U. Ricks. SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS: J. Gurney Gilbert. Special Students Ahduldatif Ahmad Fakhoury. Amman Jordan; Mahmaud Ahmad Fakhoury, Amman Jordon. Mikio Miyake, Hiroshima. Japan; Aaron ( luster Pendleton, Greensboro. Ki WOMEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Rachel Grogan; Betty Yenable, House President of Founders; Zoe Campbell; Many Burton; Sydney Thompson; Bonnie Ferrell; Bobbye James, Secretary; Jennie Smith, Treasurer; Margaret Wooten; Barbara Anson; Betsy Bingham, House President of Hobbs; Ruth Burton; Miss Marlcttc, Faculty Adviser; Marty Hoopes; Mac Nicholson, President. Not shown is Mary Wickersham, Vice-President. exhilaration on reaching the top of the rock . . . yes, Guilford was beginning to seem like itself again . . . the routine of classes . . . the games . . . the hoys hack to V. C. for dates . . . Guilford girls topping W. C. in a hockey match on October 17 . . . the tricks turned on the thirty-first, though, and this time cries of victory coming from W. C. . . . the announcement of the elite, alias Who ' s Who, of the campus . . . the Revelers Club, newly converted from the Dramatics Council, presenting a new constitution . . . October 17 . . the hilarious chapel play, The Bathroom Door, by Gertrude Jennings . . . directed by Joyce Taylor . . . involving a dilemma of hotel guests who couldn ' t open a bathroom door . . . Continued on page 23 Miss Marlette enjoys an inter-dorm party with her girls. 17 Freshmen First row: Said Ali Abu-Lughod, Amman, Jordan: Doris Lenord Allied. Greensboro; Lynn Frances Apetz, New York. X. Y. ; Vernette Marie Arbeiter, Mar ville. Wash. Second row: Arthur Lee Black, High Point: Robert Durant Bradham, Jr., Charlotte; Dewey Lee Brewer, Jr., Greensboro; Wil- liam Laurie Brock, Farminsrton. Thud row: John West Buchanan. Greens- boro: Bettv Jane Busiek, Mocksville; Martha Elizabeth Cannon, Shelby; Lura Jane Carroll, Hia;h Point. Fourth row: Dwain Curtis Carter. Yadkin- ville; Jean Brit t Casey, Goldsboro; Evelyn Elizabeth Cline, Kings Mountain; Lu Henley Coble, Guilford College. • ' ; row: Mildred June Coggins, Thomas- ville; Gurney Lee Collins, Jr., Goldsboro; Charles Floyd Coltrane, Guilford; Laura M. Conan, New York, X. Y. Sixth rim-: Andrew Blackmore Connor, Lansdowne, Pa.; Douglas Purnell Con- nor, Lansdowne, Pa.; Bobb Lee Cornish, Winston-Salem; William Ritchie Crown- hekl. Guilford Colleee. Seventh row: Eleanor Fave Daniels. Golds- boro; Charles William Davis, Courtland, Ya.: Doris Ann Davis. Randlenian; Franklin Horace Davis, Greensboro. Eighth mi,-: Clarira Virginia De la Garza, Miami, Fla.; X.mc Carolyn Dettor, Guilford College; Jo .Ann Dickens, Reids- ville; Charles Reuben Dickerson, Hamp- tonville. First row: Max Albert Dickerson, Hamp- tonville; Mildred Jo Ann Downs, Win- ston-Salem; Ray Eugene Downs, Greens- boro; Robert Jctt Driver, Jr., Elkin. Second row: Lester Pinkney Dyson, Guilford College; Oliver Ralph Edwards. Jr., Guilford; Leslie Auston Everett, Monroe: Peter Stuart Fairchild, Cranford, N. J. Third row: Charles Hunt f ' arlow, Guilford College; James Maynard Karris. Mayo- dan; Joyce Carole Fingado, Hohokus, N. J.; Betsy Blanche Fowler, Chapel Hill. Fourth row: Jaime Garza, Tamps. Mexico; Elizabeth Sue Genz, Tuckahoe, N. Y.; William Stephen Gibson, Jr., Golds- boro; Donald Dudley Godfrey, Moores- town, X. J. Fifth row: Martha Moore Goetschius, Allendale, N. J.; Paul Carlton Greiner, Jr., Ml. Holly, N.J.; Douglas Hines Hall, Greensboro; Frances Evelyn Harper, Roanoke, Ala. Sixth row: Donald Broun Haskins, Greens- boro; Alfred Rice Himmelrich, Jr., Balti- more, Md.; Mary Lee Hiott, Burlington; Jo Anne Hobby. Greensboro. Seventh row: Barbara Anne Hodgin, Guil- ford College; Joseph Phal Hodgin, Pleas- ant Garden; Samuel Guilds Hollowell, Mt. Pleasant, S. C; Laura Marie Hop- kins, Reidsville. Eighth row: Wilhelmina Horney, Guilford College; Delma Ann Hurdle, Bclvidere; Kenneth Harold Jordan, Tabor Cit ; Jane Kennett, Raleigh. IklA Freshmen 1!) A % ■ fa, II I i ft ; h s r ifik if ) Q ft © il , i H L y_ v —A. i ,t 1 r ' m ' ,i . Rem Zane Key, Mount Airy; K.i rl Otto ECoebberling, Greensboro; Harold Jennings Layne, Pelham; Hillary Page Lee, ( rreensboro. Second row: George Arthur Lenox. Ill, Ridgefield Park, X. J.; Ethel Marlene Little, Newton; George William Lowe, High Point; Gerald Ward McCumby. Midland Park. N.J. Third row: Kenneth Hilary McKeown, Winston-Salem; James Kitner McLees, Greensboro; Betsy Marklin, Chester, Pa.; Marianne Mayer, Philadelphia, Pa. Fourth row: Madeline Anne Myers, Mayo- dan; Emma Jean Nichols, Randleman; Wilburn Lenire Odom, Fairhope, Ala.; Robert Caswell O ' Neal, Jr., Greensboro. Fifth row: Donald Earl Osborne, Ashe- boro; Eldon Hudson Parks, Elkin; Jerry Payseur, Lincolnton; Robert Hoy Pear- sail, Snow Hill. Sixth row: Dorothy Ann Pleasant, Thomas- ille; Lydia Jean Pleasants, Guilford College; Mary Kathryn Poag, Greens- boro; John Garland Presnell, Liberty. Seventh row: Elizabeth Anne Rasmussen, New Canaan, Conn.; Joan Allen Robbins, Greensboro; Leo Rogon, Chicago, III.; fames Duke Roney, Burlington. Eighth i ; ' ' : Thomas Arnold Settlemyre, Greensboro; Rachel Faye Shelton, High Shoals; A. Lincoln Sherk, Merchantville, N. J.; Marilia Ann Shore. Pfafftown. tM U .% K W Freshmen 20 Freshmen £ $ A I t! HP iifc s. First row: Reuben Eugene Slade, Roanoke Rapids; Anna Rae Smith, Magnolia; Beverly Frances Smith, Pitman, N. J.; Carol Joyce Smith, High Point. Second row: Anne Mae Spear, Yadkinville; Calvin Edison Strickland, Greensboro; Charles Albert Strider, Goldsboro; Robert Michael Szatkowski, Chicago, [11. Third row: Evelyn Anne Thigpen, Mt. Olive; Sydney Kirk Thompson, Wayne, Pa.; Theodore James Thompson, Greens- boro; Ruby Ann Tolbert, Mt. Airy. Fourth row: Miriam Esther Tollefson, Richmond, Ind.; Charles Harmer Traf- f ' ord, Manasqnan, N. J.; Peggy Jean Venable, Ararat; Emily Virginia Warrick, Goldsboro. Fifth row: Martha Ann Wellons, ictoria, Va.; Pegg) Forlaw Wells, Teachey; Margaret Anne Whit e, Woodland; Robert Max Williams, Greensboro. Sixth row: Margaret Payne Withers, High Point; Margaret Reaves Wooten, Win- ston-Salem; Reda Pearl Wooten, East Bend; Neita Margaret Yates, Tellico Plains, Tenn. Seventh row: Tommy Ray Younts, High Point. 21 WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSO IATION: Abon seated: Anne Newton, Miss Reynolds, Libby Venable, secretary; Betsy White, President; Bobbye James, Betsv Bingham, Mart) Burton. Jo Cameron, Ruby Sharpe, Vice-President; Marty Hoopers, Emma Nichols, Bett Venable, Standing: Bonnie Ferrell, Be Smith, Beverly Broome, Ann Yarrow, Joyce Pan-. Treasurer; Allene Owens. Mae .Nicholson. 22 MEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Seated, left to right: Leon Jonas, Secretary; Bob Ralls, President; Les Warrick, Dick Fletcher, Vice-President; Jim Morphis, James Armstrong. Standing: Bill Sartin, Ray Blakeslee, Ray Chalkley, Bobby Wall, Bill Gibson, Charles Gaddy, Bailey Nunn. Founders Day on October 22 . . . more alumni welcomed back . . . the International Relations C:luh ' s exhibit on United Nations Day . . . On November 2, the choir ' s concert at Science Hill Friends Meeting . . . the choir being directed this year by Mr. Carl Baumbach . . . first quarter ending on November 8 . . . quarter exams . . the visit to the dean ' s office for grades . . . smiles . . . frowns . . . Oh well, these grades don ' t really count, anyway . . . November 9 saw the hay-ride to the battleground . . . the hot-dog roast after- wards . . . work on the yearbook getting under- way . . . the election of the May Queen and her court . . . Guilford gals tying Carolina lassies in an exciting hockey game on November 12 . . . Ca- tawba topping the Quakers 13-0 on November 15 . . . hard-fought contest . . . the twentieth of November saw the seniors at Pleasants Club House enjoving a delicious spaghetti dinner . . . directed by Dick Staley ... in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Milner, senior sponsors . . . the Saturday night movies at Mem . . . thanks to the Social Committee . . . some really good ones this year . . . bonfires . . . pep-rallies . . . heating the ex- HONOR BOARD: Left to right: Mr. Edward Burrows, Adviser; Vernon Tyson, Chairman; Anne Newton, James Armstrong, Bob Ralls, Bill Smedley, Bobbye James. V Z2 23« O ' l t!r First rou . Morp] is, I rainer, C. Joins. Privott, Gibson, Strider, Lakey, Rogers, Hege, E. Jones, Guerere, Warrick, Manager. Second row: Charlton, Manager: Shoal , Everett, Cornish, Davis, Floyd, Percise, Slade, Wrenn, Sanders, Kindley, Loftin, Third inn: Coach Maynard. Shugart, Beck, Maier, Blackwell. McClellan, Smith, Collins, Yates, Younts, Leary, Brown, Lambeth. Maclin, Gentry, Driver, O ' Xeal, Williams, Francis. Rudisill. Coach Meredith. citement of football to fever pitcli . . . cheerleaders ' treks to away-games . . . Emory-Henry . . . Hamp- den-Sydney . . . Elun . . . more fun . . . Novembei 2li . . . Shugart and Shoaf named to the All North State Conference Football Team . . . and then the ammal Turkey Dav Classic with Guilford topping Elon 1 to 14 . . . Hege running . . . Carl Jones passing . . . Shoaf receiving . . . Slade kicking . . . the whole line doing some terrific blocking . . . and. by golly, it paid off . . . No- vember 29 . . . Sadie Hawkins Dav dance in the gym . . ver interesting who turned up with whom . . . on December 2. Sam Shugart, guard .mil co-captain of the Quakers, named Athlete of the Week for his great performance in the Elon game . . . the women ' s hockey and tennis tournaments played off . . . couldn ' t have had better winners than Marty Hoopes ' team . . . Maggie White, singles winner in tennis .... Betsy White, runner up . . . days with the mercury slipping down . . . golden leaves doing likewise . . . leaving barren trees and a changed Guilford campus . . . dancing in the Soda Shop . . . the report on December 7 of the experiences of the delegates to the national Y UN Seminar in New York . . . the choir ' s presentation of the Messiah over at the Meeting House . . . another performance given at the First Presbyterian %s? CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Emily Warrick, ' led McEachern, Trilby Tucker. Edith Myers. Charlie Austin, Paid Greincr, Ann Evans, Marty Hoopcs. Betsy Marklin, Anne Newton, Randv M. Ringcwald. Inset: Bill Smedley, Chief. Church in Greensboro . . . December 11... the hi night of the fall play, Berkeley Square, by .John L. Balderston ... a fantasy about life in the eighteenth century as experienced bv a man of the twentieth century . . . beautifully directed by E. Daryl Kent . . . we won ' t forget Jo Cameron and Horace McManus ' love scenes! . . . Anne Newton ' s fiery personality as Kate . . . Phal Hud- son ' s accent . . . Karl Reinhardt ' s handerkchief . . . Maris Burton. Bob Wall, and Marie Brewer in fine characterizations . . . show-stoppers Sue Genz and Sam Shugart . . . the tirst major Revelers production . . . professional touches . . . and now, the counting of the days . . . hours . . . mounting excitement . . . Christmas is almost here! I HE IVAKER HONORS THOSE SENIORS WHO HAVE PLAYED THEIR EAST GAME FOR HIE GREY AND RED: foe Floyd. Ed [ones, Grady Lakey, Bob Shoaf, and Sam Shu- garl and Bill Yates, co-captains. m i n Gtritmh 28 Winter See, WINTER comes, to rule the varied year, Sullen and sad, with all his rising train; Vapours and Clouds and Storms. Be these my theme. James Thompson Oh the snow, the beautiful snow. Filling the sky and the earth below. Over the house-tops, over the street, Dancing, Flirting, Skimming along, Beautiful snow, it can do nothing wrong. John Whittaker Watson £■ ■ - - ' - --.•. Dafodils, That come before the swallow dares And take the winds of March with beauty. Shakespeare 29 Ole Man Winter finall) here . . . reel noses and pink cheeks on those cold and frosty mornings . . . the annual Christmas clancc at the gym . . . better than ever this year . . . the Monogram Club going all out to make this a dance to remember . . . lovelv decorations . . . cedars . . . the profiles of the football stars . . . wonderful music . . . the coronation of Peggy Wells from Teaches as Christmas Queen . . . December 14 . . . the fellow- ship of community Christmas caroling in the cold air . . . popcorn halls at the Ott ' s . . . Mrs. Furnas ' wonderful Russian tea to warm us all up . . . De- cember 16 . . . and those few favored men invited to Mary HoM s ' special Christmas dinner . . . the all-campus Christmas parts later the same night . . . games . . . the old Christinas carols re-sung . . . Horace McManus ' reading of The Littlest Angel . . . The Christmas chapel program lis the choir on the seventeenth . . . the dorm parties when the girls, amid squeals of Oh no! . . . I knew it all the time. found out who ' d been playing Santa behind their backs for the past week . . . and finally, the eighteenth of December . . . O Happy Day . . . Christmas Vacation had come at last . . . that long trip home to families. parties, dances, and Santa Clans . . . eighteen days oi fun and much-needed rest . . . no demand- ing bells . . . no lectures . . . too soon the fateful morning arrives . . . January 5 . . . that blue Monday feeling as classes begin again . . . getting back into the spirit of things, Guilfordians rejoice as Guilford trounces High Point in their first encounter on the basketball court . . . the ringing of the bell in Founders to proclaim the victory . . . the tea given in honor of faculty members of the Scholarship Society in the Fine Arts Room of the library . . . Richard Staley, President of the Society, acting as host . . . nights longer and days colder now . . . much burning of the midnight oil . . . those ugly semester exams have descended Continued on page 7 Marie Brewer, Jo Cameron, Horace McManus, and Anne Newton, stars of the Revelers Club ' s great production, Berkeley Square. REVELERS CEl ' B: Seated, hit to right: Jo Cameron, President; Ruby Sharpe, Secretary; Anne Newton Marty Burton Bern Benedict. Standing: Kip Hale, Joyce Tavlor, Marie Brewer, Chris Gidynski. 31 Ratib Sofar Baker Amman. Jordan Charlotte Henry Behre Baton Rouge, La. John Knox Bell, Greensboro Shirley Ann Best, Goldsboro Joseph Clyde Branson Guilford College ( )ssie Marie Brewer, Burlington Andrew Thomas Bristow Greensboro Beverly Ann Broome Brooklvn. X. Y. Mariha Jean Burton. His;h Point Raymond Eugene Chalklev Washington, D. C. John Welborn ( Ihurch alkertown Mary Frances Colic. La Grange Janice Louise Corneilson Albany, N. Y Margaret Darrow Hamden, Conn. Ruth Logan Dobbins, Yadkinville Barl lara Ann E .ins Hinsdale. 111. Eric Lake Faley, Winston-Salem B innie Lee Ferrell Guilford College Ronald ( llayton Gordon Brown Summit Barbara Ann Grantham Kinors Mountain Marian Mooney Gravitt Pilot Mountain G. S. Beaman Griffin, Troy Helen Rachel Grogan ( rreensboro Nicholas Charles Guerere 1 1.immonlon. X. J. Sophomores 32 George Kellock Hale, III Mt. Airy Donald Gene Hall, Climas Morris Junior Hall Stanleytown, Va. Billy Furr Hatley, High Point James Edward Hayes, High Point Marie Louise Hazard Wood bourne, Pa. Ogla Mae Herring, Mt. Airy John White Hubbard, Wilkesboro Andrew John Hughes Winston-Salem Betty Lane Humble, Asheboro Janet Lee Jay, Drexel Hill, Pa. Frederick Thomas Jones Greensboro Arnold Leary, Greensboro Robert Miller McDaniel Rutherfordton Edward Merritt McEachern, Jr. Wrightsville Beach Joseph Franklin Marsh High Point Edith Audrey Meyers Westfield, N. J. Elizabeth Louise Moore Mcrchantville, N.J. Mary Catherine Neal, Greensboro Nollie Washburn Neill Greensboro Joe Bailey Nunn, Westfield Jane Ott, Guilford College Richard Hems Overby Greensboro Rebekah Joyce Pate, Goldsboro Sophomores 33 Kathryn Phillips, Media. Pa. Ulle Maret Poldma Sea brook, N.J. William Buckley Potter West Hartford, Conn. Mack Harvel Privott, Edenton James Clyde Rayborn Greensl ioro Phyllis Louvinia Redman Pilot Mountain James Hovt Recce, Boonville John Drew Ringwald New ' Hyde Park, N. Y. Charles William Sartin Greensboro Barbara Carol Shepherd Concord Kathleen Carol Shumaker Statesville Jennie Gerald Smith, Dunn Samuel Dantgler Smoak Greensboro Helen Frances Smoot Chelvan, W. Va. Gene Winningham Sparrow- Greensboro Martha Leona Teague, Liberty Isobel Annette Thavcr High Point Trilby Alice Tucker Murlreesboro Carson Stanley Tyson Washington Mar Jacqueline Wall, Madison John Walter Wright. Jr. Jacksonville, Fla. John Lloyd York, Greensboro Sophomores 34 SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY: Sealed, left to right: Mabel Benedict, Mrs. Inglis Fletcher, visiting speaker: Miss Dorothy Gilbert, adviser; Richard Staley, President. Standing: Mae Nicholson, Karl Reinhardt, Elsa Neitzke, Gary Hildebrand, Glenna Fulk, Betsy White. YOUNG FRIENDS: • '  row, left to right: Jim Cox, Clyde Branson, Lura Carroll, Janice Corneilson, Anne Speer, Jane Ott. Second row: Shirley Best, Jean Casey, Carolyn Hurdle, Reda VVooten, Martha Teague, Anne Thigpen, Melba Gorgas, Lu Henley Coble, Charles Trafford, Miriam Tollefson. Third row: Joyce Pate, John Andrews, Ogla Herring, Emma J. Nichols, Betsy Farlow, Jo Cameron, Anne Newton, Betty Humble, Gerald McCumby. 35 JUNIOR CLASS OFFIC- ERS: Leslie Warrick, Presi- dent; B o b b y c James, Treasurer; Anne Newton, Secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS OF- FICERS: Marty Burton. Secretary; Bailey Nunn, Presi- dent: Phyllis Redman, Treas- u r e r; J o h n C b u r c h. ii e-President. FRESHMEN CLASS OF- FICERS: Chick Trafford, ' ice-President; Bill Cibson, President; Sue Genz, Treas- urer; Anna Rae Smith. 36 GLTLFORDIAN STAFF: Left to right: Marie Brewer, Marlene Little. Rachel Grogan, Laura Conan, Les Warrick, Janet Jay, Barbara Shepherd. Business Manager; Darrell Peeler, Editor-in-Chief; Janice Corneilson, Managing Editor; Jennie Smith, Lynn Apetz, Marty Burton. . . . the veil of sombre silence enveloping the campus . . . the SCA ' s Tak-a-Break program . . . donuts and coffee . . . Oh, why didn ' t I start t) study before tonight? ... at last the haze lifted . . . the beginning of second semester . . . registration day . . . Why is it always the coldest day of the entire year? . . . long lines outside the library . . . fingers and toes freezing as Horace McManus yells, One No-Major! . . . basketball season getting underway . . . the outstanding games in which Guilford was victorious . . . the name with Western Carolina . . . Lenoir-Rhyne Continued on pagi II SOCIAL COMMITTEE: L,ft l„ right: Anne Newton, Ruth Burton, Chairman; Betsy White. ' Fed McEachern, Trilby Tucke Zoe Campbell, Andy Hughes, Davia Teague. Jo Cameron, Charles Austin. 1 •C5 J Wk ■ £ f )jgifci ' ' . J I— Ammm u fe V m WW : % ' -■■ r f F jfii ' 90 Ww W Wi ■M v iuir J w tJ L aM if- C-- V 0 1. 4m mm t Wt First row: Adamandio Alexiou, Greensboro Marvin Jackson Andrews, Chicago, III. Barbara Mac Anson, Scotch Plains, N. J. James Davis Armstrong, Mi. Gilead Charles Summerfield Austin, Baltimoi Mai land Second row: Mabel Esther Benedict, Rome, X. V. Donald Edwin Bonham, Bergenfield, X. Hassel Carol! Brown, East Bend Ruth Ragsdale Burton, Madison Bobb Ra Callicutt, Greensboro Juniors Third row: John William Carr, Greensboro William Love Charlton, Orruin Robert William Clegg, Greensboro Joshua Crane. Lake Worth. II. i. Hugh Steele Downing, Salem. V :•:,, First row: Rebecca Jo Dunn, High Point James O ' Dell Durham, Greensboro Edward Wray Finch, Greensboro Christina Barbara Gidynski, New York, N. V. Ronald Max Hahn, Greensboro Juniors Second row: Louise Anzalette Ham, Greensboro Clvde Ray Hawkins, Greensboro Nancy Lu Herring, Wilson Patsy Ann Hiott, Burlington Bertha Lee Hughes, Sophia Third row: Carolyn Julia Hurdle, Belvidere Bobbye Florence James, Madison Auvo Iivar Kemppinen, Kuusitie, Finland William Douglas Kindle} ' , Thomasville Chase Wescott Lassiter, High Point 39 Juniors Second row: Betty Anne Martin, Pilot Mountain Joe Carroll Mathews, East Bend Donald Thomas Mikles, Trinity Barbara Jean Money, Hamptonville Paul Hutson Moodv, Greensboro First row: James Reid Leake, Danburv Nancy Carolyn Lindley, Winston-Salem Robert Gene Loftin, Thomasville James Redman Lomax, Guilford College Horace Gay McManus, Guilford College Thud row: Charlotte Anne Newton, Archdale Allene Owens, Westfield Marvin Owens, Greensboro Willard Reuben Payne, Winston-Salem John Leonard Peace, Jr., Orange, Ya. 4(1 I iHi First row: Donald Percise, Goldsboro John Moses Pipkin, Guilford College Townley Roderick Redfearn, Swansboro William David Redfearn, Swansboro Donald Harris Rockwell, Fairhope, Ala. Thud row: Elizabeth Christian Venable, White Plains Leslie Elton Warrick, Goldsboro Kaye Walker Williams, Glens Falls, N. Y. Margaret Lenora Workman, High Point Second row: Marvin James Southard, Yadkinville Janet Pauline Sumner, Mt. Airy Robert Horace Swiggett, Jr., Greensboro John Tiers, Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas Earl Trivette, Winston-Salem Juniors 41 42 MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS: Mack Privott, Treas- urer; James Morphis, President; James Armstrong, Vice- President, William Charlton, Secretary. MONOGRAM CLUB: First row, left to right: Jim Morphis, Jim Grumpier, Ronnie Hahn, Joe Floyd, Grady Lakey. Second row Nick Guerere, Roddy Redfearn, Earl Trivette, John Lambeth, Sam Shugart, Jake Nelson, John Schorr, Ed Jones, Yo-Yo Yates, Third row: Arnold Leary, Carl Jones, Kill Osteen, Bob Shoaf, Eill Woodall, Mack Privott, Morris Hall, Eobby Callicutt, Ace Charlton, Jeep Armstrong. 43 k Tdh Mf - BIOLOGY CLUB: Brother Maier, Dr. Campbell, Gene Proctor, Don Rockwell, Meg Darrow, John R. Taylor, Herman Rierson, Billy Ferguson, Jim Cox, Secretary; Mae Nicholson, President; Marie Brewer, Jim Morphis, Vice-President. . . . Atlantic Christian . . . Bob Shoal ' s honor of being top-scorer in the North State Conference . . . cheerleaders at all the basketball games . . . leading brand new veils . . . much spirit behind out men of grey and red . . . February 6 . . . the induction of new members into the Scholarship Society . . . the privilege of having Mrs. Inglis Fletcher to speak for the occasion . . . the lovely tea held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher at the Alumni House . . . the seniors seeing the beginning of the end . . . cap and gown measurements taken . . . the Valentine Dance sponsored by the Social Committee , . . the rustle of long dresses . . . dancing under heart-shaped decorations . . . the North State Conference Basketball Tournament at Win- ston-Salem on February 26 . . . Guilford vs Eastern Carolina . . . the Quakers fighting to the final whistle . . . but on the wrong end of the score II II RE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: John Shore, Vice-President; Marilyn Linhart, President; Bill Yates, Treasurer; Glenna Eulk. Secretary. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB: Christina Gidv kawa, Ratih Baker, Jennie Smith, Secretary; Leo Rogon, Ka nski, President; Carolyn Hurdle, Vice-P y Ota, Randy Ringewald, Ulle Poldma. dent; Yasuko Ma 44 Faculty and student members of the Scholarship Society enjoy refreshments at the tea honoring faculty members. . . . Bob Callicut, Gary Hildebrand, Boh Shoaf, Bill Woodall, Jeep Armstrong, Don Godfrey, Ossie Schmidt winding up a great season . . . February 27 and 28 . . . the Athletic Federation of College Women ' s Convention held at W. ( ' ..... Guilford proud to be the secretary school this year . . . March 1-6 . . . Religious Emphasis Week on campus . . . What on Earth Are You Doing for Heaven ' s Sake . . . dorm bull sessions . . . panel discussions . . . all-student chapel . . . the beautiful and in- spiring concert given by the A 1 Choir . . . the State YMCA Conference entertained here . . . the program presented by foreign students . . . March 7 . . . Guilford playing host to a Basketball Sports We are proud that Guilford had two students, Betsy White and Bill Yates, at the Governor ' s Inaugural Ball in Raleigh. 45 m t ■fill Front rou . h i lo rig it: )ssie Schmidt. Bill Mikles, Bob Shoaf, Captain; Bill Osteen, Guy Smith. Bob Callicutt. Back row: Gran- ville Robinson. Don Godfrey, Bill Woodall. James Armstrong, John Buchanan, Gary Hildebrand. Day . . . eight neighboring schools participating . . . Guilford girls really shining as they take the final game from the Salemites . . . the women ' s basketball, badminton, and ping pong tourna- ments being played off . . . the appearance of The Rebel newspaper . . . Yankee Stadium ' s own scandal sheet . . . published weekly . . . the Stadium ' s defeat of Center Section in the former ' s Homecoming Basketball Game . . . Dick Staley leading cheers for the enthusiastic fans . . . free refreshments served to the crowd . . . the main feature ol the evening being the crowning of Dr. Campbell as Homecoming Queen . . . scrubbing and waxing . . . cleaning and polishing . . . Open House reveals all . . . we see how - the other half lives . . . quarter exams again . . . You came along from out of nowhere . . . the Masquerade Ball ... a new thing .it Guilford . . . the delightful musical program given b Mrs. Russell and Miss Ware on March 15 . . . the coming of the Barter 1 heatre . . . The I irginian having top billing MENS Mill. I IK ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Bill Yates, President; Bill Charlton, Secretary-Treasurer; Sam Shucart. Vice-President. 46 . . the marshals seen at every important occasion . . days begin to get warmer . . . sun brighter . . . ong walks by the lake . . . Love ' s country waits for spring . . . spring vacation at last!   o-GEHM NORTH ■I 47 f 4,-, Spring Come, gentle SPRING, ethereal mildness, come And from the bosom of yon dropping cloud, While music wakes around, veil ' d in a shower Of shadowing roses, on our plains descend. James Thompson Close to my heart I fold each lovely thing The sweet day yields; and, not disconsolate With the calm patience of the woods I wait For leaf and blossom, when God gives us spring The Vow a f Washington God does not send strange flowers every year When the spring winds blow o ' er pleasant places The same dear things lift up the same fair faces The violet is here. Adeline Whitney 49 Spring and dogwood blossoms . . . hot mid-dav sun with all the girls sun-bathing on Founders roof . . . leisurely afternoons at the lake . . . hard- spent hours in the library working on theses . . . spring nights . . . spring fever . . . the choir members talking about the wonderful time they had at the concerts given during spring vacation . . . the week end of March 21 . . . Charleston, S. C. and Lumberton . . . throwing their hearts into song . . . the visit to the beautiful Azalea Gardens . . . alter vacation the newly elected officers of each organization taking over to get the feel of it for next year ... on April 3, the Awards Banquet . . . the hard-won letters, marks of merit . . . hearty applause . . . the warm friendship tying all close together . . . Easter Sunday . . . high-lighted b a sunrise service clown b the lake in the cool morning air . . . group singing of hymns . . . after- wards, breakfast and welcomed hot chocolate . . . .v ; •. « -3 - Guuroto Coixtot Lakc - ,.r, fTuDMU f OKJt _ , T i ■- ' ;3I - ' - M later, the Easter Egg Hunt for the under-privileged children . . . April 15... seniors working madly . . . deadline for lirst draft of thesis . . . the presen- tation oi senior pins to Ann Newton and Hugh Downing by the Revelers Chili . . . the annual Junior-Senior Banquet on April IS . . . tribute to the parting seniors . . . Les Warrick directing . . . a Japanese garden setting the scene lor a night of line food, fun . . . entertainment under the soft light of Japanese lanterns and good music . . . the fond farewell to the seniors ... it was a never-to- be-forgotten night . . . the sports that heralded the coming of spring . . . the crack of the bat against the I). ill . . . flying feet and dust . . . base- ball season . . . another soft-ball tournament . . . cries of net . . . love . . . and this time it ' s tennis . . . hoi with the sun and the spirit of gay rivalry, those days Hew so last . . . on April 25, Guilford played host college under Boh Ralls ' able direction lor North State Student Council representatives . . . an honor with a lot of hard work, but worth every hit ol it . . . alter the spring play, Goodbye, Mr Fancy, the first Guilford Col- lege Dramatics Cup presented to Jo Cameron on April 26 . . . The senior member of the Revelers Club who has been most outstanding in dramatic STUDENT CHRISTIAN A SOCIATION: First row, left to right: Josh Crane, President; Benedict, J. Smith, Mayer, Hurdle. Second row: Dr. Tomlinson, Adviser; Genz, Gidynski, Treasurer; De la Garza, Tollefson, Carroll, Corneilson, Secretary; Tucker. Third row: Cox, Mr. Moore, Adviser; Apetz, Church, McCumby, McLees, Goetchius, TrafTord, Collins, Wooten Greincr, Coble, Branson. Bristow, Hale. :.i MARSHALS: Mabel Benedict, James Arm- strong, Chief; Nancy Lu Herring, foe Matthews, Barbara Anson, Don Rockwell, C h r i s- tina Gidynski. FINE ARTS CLUB: First row, left to right: Evelyn Harper, Melba Gorgas, Barbara Money, Secretary-Treasurer: Bertha Hughes, Program Chairman; Miss Dorothy Ware. Adviser, Second row: Jean Casey, Evelyn Cline. Nancy Dettor, Dorothy Riser. Nancy Herring, Betsy Farlow, President; Barbara Grantham. Third row: Lu Henley Coble, Pete Fairchild, Beaman Griffin. 52 r :; i fry ' CAPPELLA CHOIR CELEBRATING THIS YEAR ITS TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY: Talley. Ott; White, Humble; Tucker, Fingado; Withers, Casey; Carroll, B. Farlow; Darrow, Hobby; Kiser, M. Wooten; Harper, Bingham; Lindley, Money; Dettor, Colie; Yates, Grantham; Gorgas, B. Hughes; Manzella, James; Brice, Venable; Herring, Williams; Speer, Coble; P. Hiott, Thigpen; Tollefson, C. Smith; Cline, E. Venable; M. Tyson. Grogan; Neitzke, Downing; C. Farlow, Down ' s; Baumbach, Griffin; Sartin, Ralls; Hale, Crane; Layne, A. Hughes; Mikles, Utley; Strickland, Thompson; Edwards, McLees. at Guilford College . . . then. May Day! . . . the big event at last ... so long planned for, so eagerly awaited by the whole college . . . the antics of the boys beginning at five o ' clock in the morning . . . and in the afternoon the Ma Court processional . . . the girls looking their lovliest in dresses of white ... a theme of flowers . . . the thread of fairy tale winding through the events of the whole day . . . Miss Ricks ' lovely tea in the after- noon honoring the Ma Court . . . and the Ma) Day Dance . . . the perfect ending . . . best yet! . . . then Spring Sportsday on Ma 9th . . . neigh- boring schools vying for laurels in Softball and tennis . . . the swimming meet . , . sweat, fun, work . . . and the line spirit ol fair pla all the w.i through . . . the S( :.Vs big Spring ( inference . . . fun . . . plans for the coming year . . . the comradeship . . . the feeling of having tried to help, even just a little bit, someone, somewhere . . . ooooh! the deadline . . . May 15 . . . last minute collections ... a sigh of relief as theses, re-done for the third time, are signed at last . . . the last few days of school . . . everybody rushing here and vim . . . senior chapel . . . the annual capers ol the seniors in their final goodbye to Guilford . . . via caricatures of the faculty . . . the faculty we ' ve loved and tolerated for their crazy idio- syncrasies, with affection if not understanding . . . the faculty who made us grow and think through these years . . . May 30 . . . Dr. Frank Aydelotte presented to students, faculty, and alumni b Scholarship Society . . . the banquel 54 Top left. ' Beaman Gnftin Manager; Mr. Baumbach. Director; Bill Utley, President before his moving to Virginia Beach after which BetsyBingharn was elected President. Top right: Choir Officers: First row: Andy Hughes. Carolyn Lindley, lane Ott Beaman Griffin Bill Utley, Hugh Downing. Second row: Colin Edwards, Rachel Grogan, Barbara Grantham, Mr Baum- bach, Mickey Tollefson, Bohbye James, Bob Ralls. 55 that evening in honor of seniors . . . parents of seniors, alumni, and friends attended also . . . the solemn Bacculareate exercises . . . heralding the graduation proceedings the next day . . . black Quaker STAFF ' : Barbara Anson, Man- aging Editor; Marjorie Talley, Art Editor; Phyllis Redman, Glenna Fulk. Editor-in-Chief; Leslie Warrick, Ad- vertising Manager : Richard Staley, Business Manager; Jo Cameron. Not shown are: Kaye Williams, Co-Managing Editor, and Charlotte Manz Oti caps and gowns . . . Dr. Campbell leading the seniors down the familiar walk . . . choir singing . . . and then, the diplomas ... a feeling of awe that four years, once seemingly endless, have passed so fast . . . smiles . . . tears . . . handclasps . . . fond embraces ... so long, Guilford . . . it ' s been great ! 1953 QUAKER BASEBALL TEAM: First row, left to right: Albright, Atlas, Charlton, Matthews, Davis, Privott, Finch .SV ond row: Percise, Leary, Callicutt, Redfern, Altman, Trafford, Adams, Smith, Third row: Coach Maynard, Lambeth Mikles, Cornish, Nnnn, Koebberling, Younts, Wrrnn. tfd W% ■ . : ( tf f ' ' . , 1 1 VjW K W £ l W4Qf sfo ■HB ' ■ 57 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Center, left to right: Bill Yates, Pre Bill Smedley, Vice-President. Fulk, Treasurer: Dick Staler, Secretary; 58 Seniors PAUL ARVID ANDERSON Gr Economics A smile is worth a thousand arguments Day student . . . one of Dr. Vicky ' s toys . . seminars. JOHN LESLIE ANDREWS High Point Physic He came, he saw, he learned. Long hours in the Physics lab . . . radio repairman . . . back to High Point on week ends . . . transferred to High Point College his last semester. BETSY JANE BINGHAM Asheboro Psychology Bright gem instinct with music, vocal spark. Choir tours as a soprano . . . President . . . Fine Arts Club . . . heart-catching duets with Utley in • Down in the Valley ' ' . . . Betsy ' s red hair . . . Homecoming Court . . . Christinas Queen Court . . . May Court Maid ol Honor . . . Young Friends . . . Dorm ' s closing; let ' s go fellows — as Hobbs House President . . . WSG . . . Psvch. seminars. RAYMOND CORNWELL BLAKESLEE New Haven, Conn. Psychology The will of a man is his happiness Wednesday night seminars at the Milners ' . . . wonderful dance r . . . Old South resident . . . Ray. ROBERT FOY BRACKIN Guilford History To conquer is to live long enough. One of Dr. Newlin ' s boys . . . day hop . . . friendly smile . . . Bob. FLORENCE LOUISE BRICE Scarsdale, N. Y. Elementary Education Fortune favors the bold. Beautiful scapbooks . . . Choir . . . SCA . . . work on the Guilfardian . . . Fine Arts Club . . . FTA. JOAN MARIE BROOKINGS Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Elementary Education The countenance is the index of the soul. The beautiful brunette . . . Homecoming Court . . . May Queen . . . Guilfordian staff . . . one of the library ' s helping hands . . .Joe and Joan. COY STANFORD BROWN Jonesville History God loveth a cheerful giver. Whiz at history . . . veteran ... a passion for golf . . . Penny ' s blue Buick . . . Quaker staff. c- 59 Seniors Fairhope, Ala. DAVID AUST CAMPBELL Religion The quiet soul lives next to God. Bookstore Dave . . . from New North to Yankee Stadium . . . the li ' l car . . . Christian Youth Peace Conference . . . always a smile. JOHN HENRY CLEMMONS Greens Economics The will of man is his happiness. Day student who decided married life was best Econ. seminars . . . one of the Clemmons twins. RICHARD CLYDE CLEMMONS Greensboro Economics The voice heard perishes, the letter written remains. ' ' Day hop from Greensboro . . . marshal his junior year . . . Dick. RICHARD GILPIN COLLINS Wynnewood, Pa. Mathematii i ' In a thousand years, we shall all forget the things that trouble us now. Electrician superb . . . Guilfordian staff . . . SCA . . . Social Committee . . . Young Friends . . . Lab instructor . . . Dick. (AMES LENLEY COX Silver Spring. Md. Biology No one is wise enough by himself. Transfer from Wilmington College . . . Biology Club . . . Secretary . . . SCA . . . Publicity Chairman . . . Young Friends . . . Jim ' s beautiful posters. CHARLES CLYDE CRANFIELD, JR. Winston-Salem To be rather than to seem. Devotee of Dr. Yickv . . . one of the Archdale bovs . . . ( Hyde. | AMES BOYD CULM PEER Greensboro Econonics A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. ( Irump and his smile . . . MSG . . . Football Manager . . . Section ol Selection . . . Monogram Club . . . one of Founders ' men in white . . . love U.N.C. ROBERT LYI.E DOUGH Mathematics Labor is itself a pleasure Football . . . Honor Roll . . , Intramurals good mathematician . . . Bobby. 60 Pasadena, Md. pretty Seniors Guilford College BETSY CLIFFORD FARI.OW Music The soul of music; that do I seek. Choir for four years . . . Fine Arts Club . . . President . . . SAB . . . Young Friends . . . WSG . . . David Troll Rees Musical Scholarship . . . Betsy ' s beautiful organ pla ing RICHARD ALLEN FLETCHER Winston-Salem Economics Times change, and we change with them. Dick ' s grin always seen at the Bookstore where he ' s manager . . . Interdorm Council . . . President . . MSG . . . Vice-President . . . guardian of Duchess . . . June. JOE DON BROWN FLOYD Guilford College Physical Education If it is not born, it is well invented. The last of the Floyd boys . . . member of the gridiron team . . . baseball . . . Monogram Club . . . recent golf enthusiast . . . Vetville resident . . . Joe and Benita. MAITLAND GUY FREED Greensboro Economics The mind, than which nothing is swifter. Day hop with the red hair . . . Choir . . . Law or F. B. 1. . . . those crazy records . . . seminars with Yickv . . ' . Maitland. GLENNA MAE FULK Pilot Mountain Mathematiu That task is best, which when begun Is never stopped until ' tis done. Burning the midnight oil for the Quaker as Editor working with Joyce last year as Managing Editor Honor Roll . . . Scholarship Society . . FTA Secre- l a Y V i SCA Cabinct ■ ■ • SAB . . . Secretary ' . ' . ' . Chief Marshal . . . Senior Class treasurer . . . American Stu- dent Leaders Publication . . . Marvin Hardin Scholar- ship Miss Student Teacher . . . Social Committee . . . Modern Dance . . . fun in Back Suite . . . Who ' s Who . . . Glenna ' s eyes . . . phone calls . . . May Court. CHARLES REECE GADDY R ox boro Physical Education Charlie is my darlin ' . MSG representative . . . tennis . . . Mr. Bailey ' s practice teaching . . . Charlie. JAMES DOUGLAS GALYON Economics The bluffer tells the world; the trustworthy man shows the world. Day student . . . enthusiastic Guilfordian . . . dates off- campus . . . Doug. ENRICO GILIOLI (amaica , N y Economics The three foundations of learning: seeing much suffering much, and studying much. Brilliant student . . . Honor Roll ... to Guilford from Italy . . . Enrico and Rita. Greensboro 6] I i Seniors RITA MICALLEF GILIOLI Jamaica, N. Y. English To love, cherish, and to obey. Honor student . . . marriage to Enrico the summer before her senior year . . . Rita ' s bcautitnl blonde hair. MELBA ROSA GORGAS Holguin, Cuba English Give me liberty; I desire freedom. Shower serenades at Hobbs . . . Choir . . . IRC . . . Cuban love songs . . . Young Friends . . . SCA . . . the laughing eyes . . . Mclba. EVERETTE MAURICE HARDEE, JR. Norfolk, ' a. Economics You can ' t take it with you. Life in pre-fabs . . . three-year grad . . . familiar black Buick . . . Bill. MARGERY TEBO HOOPES West Chester, Pa. English A smile can go a long way. Marty ' s convertible . . . cheerleading trips . . . SCA . . . Social Committee . . . WSG . . . Freshman Class Secretary . . . WAA . . . blonde with a bounce . . . May Court. JULIUS INGBER Taste the joy that springs from labor. Dav hop . . . loves a good argument . . . Econ. seminars. LEON JONAS, |R Philadelphia, Pa. Economics Honor lies in honest toil. New North — Section of Selection . . . Mr. Financier ' . . . Community Chest Drive . . . Soda Shop cohort . . . S enior gill treasurer . . . SAB auditor . . . Jonas. EDWARD PHILPOTT JONES Guilford College Physical Education Fortune favors the daring. Football team . . . Monogram Club . . . cheerful dispo- sition . . . veteran ... Ed and Juanita ' s Soda Shop. Brooklyn, N. Y. I prefer the most unfair peace to the most righteous ROBERT PETER K.EEGAN £ onomi Memories that bless and burn . . . Peter as May Queen . . . Business Manager of Guilfordian . . . completed Guilford ' s suggested reading list . . . dynamic dis- cussion group leader . . . Pacifist Fellowship Group . . . Men ' s chorus . . . Track Team. 62 Seniors DOROTHY LOUISE RISER Kannapolis Music What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Transfer from Pilgrim Bible College . . Fine Arts Club . . . Ministerial Association Dot. Choir THOMAS GRADY LAKEY Physical Education The active man is the happy man. Yankee Stadium resident . . . football squad . gram Club . . . practice teaching at Senior . FTA M ( .1 ad MARILYN SUE LINHART Bethesda, Maryland English Countenance open; thoughts closed. Honor Roll . . . Marshal . . . FTA . . . President . . . Fine Arts Club . . . Choir . . . SCA . . . Guiljordian staff . . . May Court . . . Marilyn and Bob. LAURA LYNCH SPENCER Goldsboro English A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. A Goldsboro girl . . . Christmas Queen ' s Court . . . practice teaching at Guilford . . . Sam ' s sister . . . FTA . . . Social Committee refreshments . . . February 27 . . . Bobby made her Mrs. Spencer . . . Chapel-Hill bound . . . Laura Jane. CHARLOTTE MAY MAN ELLA Brooklyn. N. Y. Psy hology When we help to bring joy and laughter into the lives of others, we are entitled to fun ourselves. Hansel in May Day . . . SCA . . . Guiljordian staff . . . back suite in Hobb ' s . . . the librarian in The Hippiesl Years . . . choir trips for three years . . . Modern Dance . . . chapel play . . . Quaker staff . . . Don ' s diamond. CHARLES EDWARD MATTHEWS Pilot Mountain Economics Mountaineers are always free men. Transfer from University of Kentucky . . . haul worker . . . top-notch politician . . . only Guilford student to attend President Eisenhower ' s inauguaral ball Charlie. JAMES CARSON MEREDITH Greensboro Economics The human race is governed by its imagination. Econ. and all that goes with it . . . seminars . . . dav student . . . Jim . . . ready wit. Greensboro [AMES Oscar MORPHIS |1 Biology ' Each man must rely upon himself, ' ' One of Dr. Campbell ' s boys . . . Biology Club for three years . . . Vice-President . . . New North ' s Black Beauty . . . Football Team ' s mother as manager and trainer . . . MSG . . . President of Monogram Club and guiding spirit for four years . . . pre-med headed for U.N.C. 63 Seniors Guilford College WATSON FARLEY MOTLEY Psychology We were born to better things. Wednesday night seminars . . . great hypnotist tickets to the Carolina. ELSA BEACH NEIT ZKE San Antonio, Texas English Woman ' s at best a contradiction still. Deep in the Heart of Texas . . . Dr. Furnas ' prize pupil . . . Honor Roll . . . Scholarship Society . . . Alto in choir . . . Spanish Club . . . memories of Christmas in Nova Scotia . . . Homecoming Court . . . Mav Court . . . F.lsa. [AKE THOMAS NELSON Walnut Cove Physical Education Bear and forbear. Sports are Jake ' s dream . . . football . . . baseball . . ■ Monogram Club . . . hard working and patient . . . arguments in Education. MAE MARGUERITE NICHOLSON Trenton. Fla. Rwlng y A step at a time, one goes a great way. Burning the midnight oil for Dr. Campbell . . . Biology Club . . . Vice-President . . . President . . . WSG Presi- dent . . .Junior Representative . . . WAA . . . Secretary . . . Tennis Manager . . . FTA Roll , . . Scholarship Society . . Sophomore Class Vice-President Sam ' s Scrapbook. . . SAB . . . Honor Vice-President . . . . . Mav Court . . . WILLIAM LINDSAY OSTEEN Greensboro Economics With his eyes in flood with laughter. Known on the basketball court . . . Guilford, then L ' ncle Sam, and back to Guilford . . . hard worker . . . Bill. YOSHIKO OTA Menato-Kee, Japan Psychology Her ways arc ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Japan ' s little immigrant . . . transfer student . . . IRC . . SCA . . . laughter in Hobbs Back Hall . . . Kav ROBERT WARLICK PAYSEUR Lincolnton Physical Education Let truth be between us. Marshal . . . vet houses . . . finished work at Guilford in January . . . conscientious student. I) RREL DEAN PEELER Guilford College Physics What is good . . . only to do justice, and to love kind- ness, and to walk humbly with your God. The strength behind the Guilfordian for four years . . . Editor . . . SCA Cabinet . . . sound man of Social Committee and Mav Day . . . Dialectic Senate . . . Barbara and Darrel. 04 Seniors RICHARD VERNON PHELPS Winston-Salem Economics The world where much is to be done and little to be known, Another of Dr. Nicky ' s boys . . . earnest as they come . . . friendliness personified. JAMES DARLINGTON PRATT Glenside, Pa. Physics A man with a good wife wants little else. Life in the pre-fabs . . . and the lab . . . trumpeteer in the Band . . . Stardust . . . Choir . . . Sophomore Veep . . . SCA Cabinet . . . Mickey and Jim. ROBERT JOHNSON RALLS Greensboro English Great truths are portions of the soul of man. House-mother of New North . . . Freshman Class Treasurer . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Cheer- leader . . . SCA . . . Honor Board . . . SAB . . . Chairman Finance Committee . . . Choir . . . Publicity Chairman . . . Senior Representative . . . MSG . . . great campaign for President . . . North State Student Council . . . President . . . Headwaiter at Founders . . . President ' s Advisory Board . . . Convocations Committee . . . Who ' s Who . . . Carol ' n Bob. CLIFFORD ERNEST REESE Guilford College History On earth there ' s little worth a sigh, and nothing worth a tear. Red-haired resident of vet house No. 17 . . . philosophy enthusiast . . . another Guilfordian who thought married life was best. KARL JAMES REINHARDT Ridgewood, N. J. French-Spanish To live is to think. Guilfordian . . . IRC . . . tri-lingual . . . SCA . . . plav cast for four years . . . Revelers Club . . . Language Club . . . American Student Leaders Publication . . . Scholarship Society . . . Who ' s Who . . . Karl ' s comedy. HAROLD LEE ROCKMAN Summerfield, N. C. IlK ni ) I do not know that a long life is good, but I do know that a good life is long. Day student . . . conscientious worker . . . minister. HERMAN AUSTON RIERSON Greensboro Biologj Virtue consists in action. Labs and Dr. Campbell . . . Biology Club Program Chairman . . . Lab Assistant and learning . . . Herman. Secretary . laughing Greensboro MORTON SALKIND Chemistry Everyone has his own peculiar vices. One of Guilford ' s writers ... ' 52 Quaker Business Manager . . Guilfordian for four years . . . SAB . . . IRC: . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . Marshal . . . Honor Roll . . . Scholarship . . . Student Legislature . . Who ' s Who. 65 Seniors GARVIN CARVIN SELLERS Guilford Religion A friend is worth all the hazards we can run, Day student . . . January graduate . . . Hard worker. RUBY JACQUELINE SHARP Madison English Dynamite comes in small packages. Guilfordian staff . . . Charter memhei of Revelers . . . Secretary of Council . . . Junior Class Secretary . . . decorating with Social Committee . . . WAA . . . Vice- President and Spoits Manager . . . Ruby. SAM HARRIS SHUG R I Elkin Physical Education He Mies with his own wings. Yankee Stadium ' s Sam-the-man . . . Football . . . Co- captain . . . SCA . . . Basketball . . . Tennis team . . . Manager . . . Honor Roll . . . All Conference Football . . . Honorable Mention All-State . . . Tackling Trophy . . . Monogram Club . . . Sgt.-at-arms . . . MAA . . . Vice-President . . . Yankee Stadium Sports Manager . . . Guilfordian . . Sports Writer . . . Baron in Berkeley Squan ■ . , Editoi of Yanket Rebel . . . Daily News ' Athlete- of-the-Week . . . Sam ' n Mae. WILLIAM SMEDLEY, V. West Chester, Pa. English Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Freshman Class President . . . SAB . . . leading cheers in State Tournaments . . . Chief . . . The things we did last summer . . . Social Committer Chairman . . . MSG . . . Senior Veep . . . Honor Board . . . Bill. RICHARD LEE STALEY Liberty French The heart to conceive, the- understanding to direct, and the hand to execute Dick ' s 3.00 average . . . Scholarship Society President . . . Marshal . . . Language Club . . . the fabulous Junior-Senior Banquet . . . Senior Class Secretary . . . Guilfordian staff . . . Business Manager of the Qu ki R . . . Secretary to Mr. Bradshaw and to Dr. Lovejoy . . . Candidate for Rhodes and Fullbright Scholarships . . . Honors Work on Stendhal . . . Senior Representative to Alumni Association . . . William F. Overman Scholar- ship . . . Ragan Scholarship . . . Who ' s Who. MARJORIE THERESA TALLEY Greensboto English A cheerful life is what the muses love; a soaring spirit is their prime delight. Hobbs line artist . . . Art Editoi of Qu ski r . Modem Dame Club . . . IRC . . . loves Sumac records . . . Choir . . . painting and singing . . . Margie. JOHN ROBERT TAYLOR, JR. Greensboro Biolog r The craftsman is known bv his work. Oni ol Dr. Campbell ' s boys . . . Biology Club . . . ommutes bom ireensboro. JOYCE ANNE 1 AYLOR Psychology Speak you plain and to the purpose. Co-Editor and Editor of the Guilfordian . . . Director ol Chapel Play . . . Stage Manager Joyce . . . Chartei Member of the Reveler, . . . Production Manager of the Council . . . SAB . . . the midnight oil foi Mrs. Milncr and stage sets. 66 Sutlolk. Va. Seniors DAVIA LEE TEAGUE High Point Psychology Serenity is sublime. One-fourth the fun in North Suite . . . Quaker staff . . . Earnest Young Friend . . . SCA . . . Modern Dance . . . one of the Future Teachers . . . hard worker on the Social Committee . . . Davie. WALTER LEE TRAVIS High Point Economic s We know the truth, not only by the reason, but also by the heart. Transfer from High Point . . . golf team at Guilford . . . day hop. VERNON CEPHAS TYSON Carrboro Religion Virtue consists in action. Enthusiastic member of Choir . . . Chairman of Honor Board . . . double-duty man: college and pastor of church in Oak Ridge . . . W. C. fan. WILLIAM STRAIN UTLEY Guilford College Music ( Jive us the song. Known for his beautiful voice . . . Choir president . . . choir trips . . . serenading the Hobbs girls . . . Fine Arts Club . . . marriage last summer to Mary Jane . . . Bill. BETTY LOU VENABLE White Plains Spanish House president of Founders . . . J. T. ' s sister . . . basket- ball forward . . . Rock . . . practice teaching . . . Homecoming Court . . . Henry ' s beautiful Olds . . . Guilfordian staff . . . WSG . . . May Court. JAMES MARTIN VOGEL Milwaukee, Wis. Fa onomii i Who can enjoy being alone. 1 E-eon struggles . . . track . . . star of intramural football . . . Edith and Jim . . . dancing in the Soda Shop BOBBY LLOYD WALL Madison English We change as with the tunes Choir . . . Dramatics Council President . . . Out lawn and Death I akei a Holiday . . . Social Committee . . . loves duck-hunting . . . fun on choir trips. High Po ELIZABETH PAYNE WHITE English Knowledge is worthless unless used for a noble good. Fun in North Suite . . . WSG . . . Young Friends . . . Choir . . . Marshal . . .Junior Class Treasurer . . . Honor Roll . . . Social Committee . . . WAA . . . Secretary . . . May Day Chairman . . . President . . . SAB . . . Chair- man of Points Committee . . . Scholarship Society . . . May Court . . . Il ' m ' i Who . . . Betsy ' s love of sports. l 7 Seniors MARY ELIZABETH WICKERSHAM West ( Ihester, Pa. Psychology Nothing happens until it first shall be a dream. Hard working psych, major . . . cheerful disposition . . . Mary and Marty and the convertible . . . Mary and Bill. ' [AMES WILLIAM WINTERS North Wilkesboro Economics Virtue is the true and only nobility. Once from the mountains . . . black hair . . . black car . . . now a married man . . . Bam. BILLY LEE YATES Thomasville Physical Education He loves truly whose happiness depends on the happi- ness of his beloved. Yankee Stadium . . . Football . . . Co-captain . . . Basketball . . . Baseball center field . . . Sophomore Class Treasurer . . . Junior and Senior Class President , . . SAB President . . . Elections Committee . . . Mono- gram Club . . . Social Committee . . . MSG . . . Honor Roll . . . FTA Treasurer . . . MAA . . . Secretary- Treasurer . . . President . . . Undergraduate Athletic Award . . . Achievement Award . . . Who ' s Who . . . Mr. Student Teacher . . . Yo-Yo ' s cards . . . personality personified. FRANCES [OELEATE CAMERON Southern Pines English God ' s best gifts are not things but opportunities. Transfer from High Point . . . Tower Players . . . Revelers Club . . . President . . . The play ' s the thing for Jo . . . play cast for four years . . . Helen with Horace . . . Choir . . . Young friends . . . Quaker staff . . . Modern Dance . . . WAA . . . Social Chairman . . . May Day Chairman . . . Cheerleader . . . Freshman Class Secre- tary . . . Guilfordian . . . Committee on Convocations . . . SAB . . . Flections Chairman . . . Senior Day Chair- man . . . Social Committee . . . Student Leaders Publi- cations . . . Honor Roll . . . Thanksgiving Court . . . U.N.C. Acting Award . . . Hobbs ' poet laureate . . . May Court . . . Mogo ' n Jo. GWENDOLYN LEE RICHARDSON Randleman English Virtue is a thousand shields. Hard-working student . . . often seen in the library . . . bridge-player . . . Gwcn. .S ' -7 Vol Shown ( il, ANNE CAMPBELL Closter, N. |. Sot iolog i ■ 1 he mind, than which nothing is swiftei . Little Zoe in North Suite at Hobbs . . . SCA . . . Social Committee . . . WSG . . . Honoi Roll.. . Scholarship Society . . . one girl brave enough for E-con. WILLIAM CLYDE CRAVEN, |R. Franklinvillc i, onomit i I would h.lp others, out ol a fellow feeling. ( :,, Hall . . frog-gigging . hours in the Soda Shop . . ■ lanuan graduate . , . Bill. ROBERT FAIRE CREWS Guilford College History To know him is to love him. Win on the basketball court . . . History seminars . . . [anuary graduate ... to tin- vet houses this year . . . Bobby. [AMES VANCE HAMILTON Guilford College Economics The truth shall make von free. Da) hop . . one of the Econ. boys . . .Jim. A. WILLIAM McDONALD Guilford College Economu i From labor there shall come forth rest. Mrs. McDonald ' s husband . . . hard worker . . . Bill. DONALD EVANS McLEOD Franklinville Physical Education Give me the children to teach. One of Guilford ' s truly great basketball players . . . transfer student . . . Monogram Club . . . brilliant tennis racket wielder . . . practice teaching at Senior . . . finished at Guilford in January ... a proven preference for married life. DUDLEY SHANNON MACKENZIE Arlington, Va. History All things come with perseverance. Yes, Dud ' s graduating . . . only senior in Center Section . . . Mother Mackenzie. WILLIAM HOWIE MADARA Merchantville, N. J. Economics Discourse, the sweeter banquet of the mind. Transfer from Dickinson College . . . Yankee Stadium boy . . . finished up in January . . . Kill. (AMES HOUSTON MONTGOMERY Greensboro Spanish Work brings its own relief. Failed only one course his freshman year . . . FTA member . . . practice teaching . . . day hop . . . [im. EARCEL GENE PROCTOR Hertford Biolog i Art is long; life is short. ' ' Old South resident . . . transfer student . . . enthusiastic- biologist. JOHNROBERT SHORE Louisville History Be ever conscious of your mind, and never unmindful of your conscience. Honor Roll ... a pre-fab with Norma . . . Vice-President of FTA . . . practice teaching. CARL DHL ' THARIN Greensboro Physical Education The silence that speaks. Golf enthusiast . . . Monogram Club . . . day hop from Greensboro . . . Bob. JAMES NEILL TROXLER Greensl i Physical Education Self-reliance is a virtue. Day student . . . dependable worker . . . one of Coach Maynard ' s boys. DONALD SEIDEL TRUMBORE Emmaus, Pa. Psychology Moderation is best. Trumbore ' s driving . . . look out! . . . plans to be a marriage counsellor long hours in the library. Guilford College WILLIAM MALPHUS WOODALL Physical Education A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Tallest member of the basketball team . . . soda jerk at corner drugstore . . . one of the married fellows . . . always ready for a laugh . . . Woody. ANN YARROW Flushing, N. Y. English Nothing without prudence. Three-and-a-half-year graduate . . . WSG . . . marshal . . . Modern Dance . . . Honor Roll . . . conscientious . . ' Scholarship Society. WHO ' S WHO: Bet Reinhardt. Dick Staley, Glenna Fulk. Bill Yates. Kot pictured Jo Cameron Southern Pines Glenna Fulk Pilot Mountain Mart) Hoopes West Chester, Pa. Marilyn Linhart Bethesda, Md. Joan Brookings, May Queen Betsy Bingham, Maid oj Ho 71 i H, h 11 73 Students Not Shown Freshmen Burnice Lloyd Alford, Greensboro Marvin Gerald Altman, Ventnor City, N Robert Bruce Alias, Atlantic City, N.J. Bill Wilson Barnette, Elkin William Covington Heck. Greensboro Bynum Hill Bowles, Winston-Salem Billv Eugene Brown, Trinity. Edwin Pierce Brown, Jr., Murfreesboro |oseph Halsted Brown, Brooklyn, N. Y. Larry Lee Bumgarner, Greensboro Rodger Delaney Burgess, Guilford College Ddti Kurt Busiek, Mocksville William Garber Campbell, Greensboro Haskel Edward Carson, Greensboro William Ide Coleman, Washington, D. C. Charles Raymond Collins, Jr., Charlotte Charles Howard Cross, High Point Hugh Thomas Davenport, Columbia John Henry Erikson, Rye, N. Y. Joe Blake Togleman, Liberty Billy O ' Neil Francis, Elkin Ralph Laurence Five, Asheville, Ohio Joseph Birdette Gentry, Elkin William Vincent Gordon, Jr., Greensboro Campbell Gresham Grant, Greensboro Joan Clarice Hahn, Greensboro John Wilburn Hammett, Greensboro Harr) Lee Haynes, Pamona James Howard Hinshaw, Snow Camp Louis Mendenhall Hobbs, Chapel Hill William Franklin Johnson, Wallace Lewis Steven Leonard, Greensboro William Allison Long, Winston-Salem William Leroy McClellan, Guilford College Andrew Martin M ( Gianni v. Greensboro Robert Franklin McNeely, Greensboro Arthur Joseph Mac Lean. (Greensboro Charles W ' aiie Maclin, Greensboro Robert Francis Mardin, ( Greensboro William Talmadge Michael, Greensboro James Andrew Moser, Greensboro Robbie Welch Patterson, High Point Jack Myers Phipps, Greensboro William Marshall Price, Greensboro Williard Allen Renn, Henderson Arnold Laverne Robertson, Greensboro Granville Colridge Robinson, Guilford College Maree Anne Robinson, Great Neck, N. Y. Thomas Allan Rudisill, Lincolnton Max Donald Sanders, Boger City Oswald Author Schmidt, White Plains Joseph Stanley Self, Winston-Salem Bobby Frederick Shane, Greensboro Henry Thomas Siler, Greensboro Milton J. Sills, Dunn Franklin R. Smith, Black Creek Clyde Thomas Solomon, Greensboro Thomas Walter Steele. Greensboro Douglas Wayne Stewart, Fountain Inn, S. C. ( Gray McNeill Thaggard, Fayetteville Dorothy Fayc Thompson, Mt. Airy Edith Merle Tyson, Carrboro Ivcv Leon White, Winston-Salem James Robert Wills. (Greensboro Jimmy George Wilson, Kernersville Lillias Spotswood Withers, Ferndale, Mich. Bruce Clinton Zeller, Mt. Holly, N. I. Sop ho ) Rosemary Ellen Barker, Greensboro William Bernard Blalock, Burlington Charles Edward Brooks, Sanford William Leslie Burnett, Greensboro Edward Francis Conrad, Jr., Greensboro Otha Floyd Ford, Rocky Mount [erry Neal Furgurson, Hie.li Point Harold Dean Garner, (Greensboro Joseph Evans Kirkman, (Greensboro Charles Willis Harden, Greensboro Richard Buell Hart, Greensboro Stephen Kutos, Greensboro Willis Parks Maier, Jr . Wei, Ion Estelle Smith Metzger. Guilford College Joseph McMenamin, (Greensboro Alan Diexel Neese, Greensboro Willard Warren Norberg, Guilford College William Henry Rogers, Williamston Thomas Paul Schorr, Greensboro James Chisholm Story, Asheboro ( Garl I lenrv Strom, Gieensb Don Ernest Vance, Chapel Hill Clarence Henry Wagner, Greensboro Kenneth Elmore Wallace, Fail hope, Ala. Joseph Alphouse Wilhelm, III, Greensboro Frank Thomas Wilson, Marcellus, N. Y. Robert Eugene Zimmerman, Greensboro . ii mors Edwin Harrison Blackwell, Jr., Greeasboi William ( :lay Brittain, Greensboro Henry Monroe Browne, Bennett Roy Seawell Clemmons, Guilford College Gilmer McAlister (jk, Ramseur Erie Thorburn Curtis, ( Greensboro Lloyd Collison Dillon, Thomasville Colin Randolph Edwards, Greensboro Billy Lee Fergurson, Greensboro Joe Don Brown Floyd, (Guilford College I ' . ml I dward Gray, Colfax ( :.,,■ Plant Hildebrand, Clarksboro, N.J I (onald Eat 1 Johnson, ( Greensboro Carl Eldridge Jones, Smithfii Id Dan Mark Kirkpatrii k, Greensboro John B. Lacava, Hartford, Conn. Lewis Edward Lovings, Greensboro Hazel Routh Madden, (Greensboro |. s Nicholas Palmer, (Greensboro Frances Macy Petty, Archdale Marion Alon o Pringle, (Greensboro Vlib Arif Qronfleh, Amman, Jordan Robert Herbert Ringwald, New Hyde Par Virgil Leon Robertson. 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Wall. Adams. Lakey, Campbell, Shugart. Stales. Yates, and Cox. Not pictured are: Edwards, Lambeth. Leary, Shoaf, and Smith. Epilogue Fare you well . . . This day has ended. It is closing upon us even as the water lily upon its own tomorrow. What was given us here we shall keep. Farewell to sou and the south I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. The Prophet