Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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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

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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

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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.