Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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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

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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.

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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