Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

' cao- ' ty of 5 harl e s C . i lenc . • i cl: s ■■ ■■ ' V QUAKER The Quaker Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Uve V • % -,- t. Published by the Student Body of Guilford College Guilford College, North Carolina MISS ERA LASLKV To ;i pcrscjn whom ciK li ol us has conli ' oiUccl many limes and Iroin whom we often souL;hl and re( ei ecl acl i( c iis students and h ' iends; one who guided us willin j,l ' through the years toward our ;()al ol L rachiation. I ' or our unceasing eUorts, ol which we are ollen unaware; our warm friendliness: xour patience aiid understaudiui;; and ()ur lo al devotion to the students at ( iuillord ( ' olle e. we. the Senior ( ' .lass and the (. i aki.K Stall are happ and prixiie ed to dedicate the 1 ' t5 (.)rAKi:R to ()U Miss laa I.aslex. Foreword of PSLp From childhood our going in and out of various doors has been a routine part of life. But in all probability, there shall be few doors so influential- so molding on our very beings, as these we have passed through at college. These doors have been many . . . for while the primary purpose of college is obtaining that prized degree, there are many more doors than those of the classroom. The gym doors — the dormitory doors — the oft ' opened doors of the Soda Shop — all ha ' e been a part of us and our life here at Guilford. It is through these portals that we take you, with the hope that this book shall be in years to come a key to unlock for you the good, the wonderful memories of 1954-1955. Dr. Clyde Milmr Presidtnt BCXARD OF TRUSTEES Riihcrt H. FiazicT, Chairman Greensboro Da id |. hilr. Sun la) y Greensl)oro Robert R. Rayaii, I ' lu-C iairmari High Point Huraee S. Haworth, Tuasurt ' r High Point Joseph D. Cox High Point F. Duval Craxen Greensboro Edwin P. Biciwii Murtreesboro A. Wilson Hobbs Chapel Hill Euniei- A. Parker High Point Hu. h W. Moore Philadelphia. Pa. Herbert C:. Pettv .Archdale Xerens C. English Thomasville Lnb R. (!asey Goldsboro Mar M. Petty Greensboro Walter A. Cloble Guilford College Administration Dr. 1.. n,ir l Kciil. I),a,i „f Mm: Mildred Marlctle, Ihan of U ' lmicn. Di . l) a?i of C.ollrge. Faculty hfl III tiiihl: Phii IP VV. FuRNA ' ;, A.B., A.M. Ph.D. Piof. ' iw, of Englnh Mu.DRKD M. RLKTTK, A.B., . .M. AsiiilanI Prujesior of E,ig n i Edn. L. Weis, A.B., B.8. in Ed., M.A. Assiilant Professor of Eiii hsli Lek H. ring, A.B., MA. As-islani Professor of Engliih Frederick R. Crovvnfield, B.S , S.T.M., Ph.D. Projessor of Religion E. Darvl Kent, A.H,. K.D., Ph.D. Associate Projessor of Religion and Philosophy Carroll S. Feagins, A.B., M.. ' ., Ph.D. AssislanI Professor of Philosophy Robert M. Dinkel, .A.B., . .M., Ph.D. Projessor of Sociology David B. .Stafford. A.B., .A.M Associate Professor of Sociology Gordon W. Lovejov, .A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. ] ' iuting Professor of Sociology . lgie I. Newlin, A.B., . .M., Dr. Sc. Pol. (Geneva) Professor of History and Political Science Edward F. Burrows, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Projessor oj History I Faculty ficdRCiK C;. iHltl MAN, B.A., MA. A mU,i,iI Profesior of Political S,i,m,- Niikkis W. Prfver. B.A., M.A., I ' li.n. .I.w «H Piojr of Political ]. VvRi N ' iCTukUis, Dr. Pol. Econ. (Hamburg) Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration Thomas J. Moore, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration anil Secretarial Studies Harvev a. Ljung, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Charms N. Ott, A.B., M..S., Ph.n. Aisoeiate Piofessor i,f Ciiemnliy Nelson P. ge, B.S., M..S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry E. Garness Puruum, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. P,„fes.,r of Physics Eva C. CIampbei.i., . .B., . .M., I ' h.D. Piofessor of Biology Whjimi r n Conn, A.U., . .M. .liv« rt ' Pioje uo of Miil iematics . R TiiuR VV. Haines, B.S. Iiistriutor in Malliematic and . alural Science I ' .RNESIINE C. MlIMk. A.B., B.S., in Ed., A.M. Aiuuiate Pi of e sun of Psychology 10 Faculty L,lt o ligltl: Gradv E. Love, B.S., M.A. Director of Greenshorn Eivniiig College Division and Profeaoi of Education Harold M. Bailev, A.B., M.Ed. Aisociale Profeaor of Ediualion Alma Martin, M.S. Assistant Professor of Ilaiiie Ec- onomics and Dietitian Muriel D. Tomlin.son, . ' .B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Erench and S iaiush Hiram H. Hiltv, A.B., B.D. Associate Profeswr of Sfiannll Walter W. Arndt, Dipl. Ec. Pol. Sc, B..S. Assistant Professor of Eoieiaii Languages Gloria R. .Sanders, A.l Iintrlictor in Spanish C;ari. C. Baumbach, B.M., MM. Associate Professor of Music .)ank W. Darnell, B..S.M., M.A. Assistant Profesuir of Miiuc Maxine K. LjiiNG, B.M., .A.M. Instructor in Piano Margaret Reynolds, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor oj Women ' s Physical Education and Head Resident of Shore Hall Stuart T. Mavnard, A.B., M.E. Director of Men ' s Physical Edu- cation and Coach 11 ' ■ % Faculty Lifl lo right: Bkn|amin R. Bakkr, A.B.. ME. .l.xi rt;; n„,ilo, of M.n ' s I ' hys- II III l- ' .iluiiUiim iiml A uUiint Ciiiiih Dwiii Mikiiiiiii, U.S.. ME. .! . ,;« Ihiiilui o M,,i iiys- li-al lii iii III 10,1 imd liiisLilhall Coilih SllSANNl-; TUlKl.MAN Collig,- . ui e Treva VV. Mathis, A.B. Ailin« Lilnaiiiin MuDkii) 1 ' ARROW, B.S. in Ed., B.S, in Library -Scifncc A nlaiil Lihiilniin El.l-A.MIR BaIIK . ' Awntiiiil Liluiiuim and Snnlary David Parsons, A.B., A.M. liuuilrss Miwilt:, ' , N, I ' .RA I.ASI l. . B.S. Nnjnlnii |..1IN C BUMiSllAW, . .B. Alumni n,,iii,y ( IIAKII.S ( ;. He NDklCK.S, . .B. Shiilnil I ' liiiniilioii Srai ' liiiy I (il kNI- (ill HKRI, . .1V ,ifininl,oil,,il al Hiiililiiiiis mill El i AHi in .S. Bkrcman A Mililnl luasmer 12 Faculty Lifl In righl: MaRGARKT E. CrOWNI lElD, A.B. Sectetary lo PusidenI Elvin Grkgson Srcrelaiv In ihr Biis iir i Miiniii;ir Dai puiNE Wkisner a Jic- Smeliny Margaret J. Holland, B.S. Hnmrh ' ft ,r Hassik v.. Johnson Ilrad Rrw, n,l, At„n llnhhs Hall Margarki K. Horne A uslmil I.ihnnian J i- Faculty Committees CONVOCATIONS AND LECTURE COMMITTEE— E. Daily Kent, Chairman: Carl C. Baumbach, John C. Biad- shaw, Jr., Gordon W. Lovcjoy, Lee Haring, Jane W. Darnell, Edna L. Weis, Students: Rachel Grogan, Trilby Tucker, Neva Watson, COMMITTEE ON COUNSELLING- Harvey A. Ljiing, Chairman: Carl C. Baumbach, Whitfield Cobb, Frederic R. C:rownfield, Philip Furnas, Ernestine C:. Milner, t:harles N. Ott, J. Cant X ' ictorius. CURRICULUM C:OMMITTEE-Harvey A. Ljung, Chairman: Whitfield Ckjbb, Frederic R. CIrownfield, Philip W. Furnas, Ernestine C:. Milner, Charles N. Ott, J. Curt N ' ictorius. .STUDENT AID COMMITTEE-David H. Parsons, Ji., Chanman: C:harles C. Hendricks, |. Guiney Gilbert, Alma Martin, Stuart T. Maynard, David L. Meredith. LIBRARY COMMITTEE -E. Garness Purdom, Chairman: Edward F. Burrows, Frederic R. Crownfield, Mildred Farrow, Carroll Feagins, Philip W. Furnas, Hiram H. Hilty, Treva Mathis, Algie I. Newlin, Muriel D. Tomlinson, J. Curt X ' ictorius. PHYSICAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE— E. Garness Purdom, Chairman: Benjamin Baker, Eva G. Campbell, Stuart T. Maynard, David L. Meredith, Algie I. Newlin, Margaret Reynolds. SOC:iAL COMMITTEE— Eva G. Campbell, Chairman: Walter W. Arndt, Benjamin Baker, Carroll S. Feagins, Arthur W. Haines, Charles C. Hendricks, Alma Martin, Treva W. Mathis, Thomas J. Moore, Charles N. Ott, Nelson Page, Norris W. Preyer, Margaret Reynolds, Edna L. Weis. Facully Chairman on Student Social Committee: Mildred Mailette. 13 I ' icnics. swims, sunliaths Fil Inr a Kine ! 3. 4 Poor . . . Lenoir Rvne Dcarjdhn, The South shall rise aa;ain . . . Dr. MilniT. I ' rrMtlcnl of llir solidatod L ' nisejsily: and M Trustees. i;c: Dr. Coidon (,i,i l ' ir.,,|. 1 il r Con- Rnhcri I ' m Ad. Cihauiiian ui tlu- Buard ul I lie annual Fonndcr ' .s Dav tc bralion this year will lonu; he icnien, Ix ' red tor its outstaiidins; prosjram and speakers. We were ibrtmiate in ha iii8 President Gordon Ciray of the (Ion- solidated University of Xorth Card- Una; President Courtney C Smith Swarthniore College; and Morton R. Kurt . Executi e Director of the Xoith Carolina C ouncil of Churches to deliver a series of lectures durinc; the three da conxocation period, . () . 10. 11, 12. Climaxing the events was the annual Ward Lecture which was presented by Dr. Roland Bainton of ' ,lle L ni ersit and was entitled Friends in Relation to the C ' .hurches. Founders Day Mrs. MUnc], Dr. Rcjland HaiiUon. Kdilh Myers and Dr. . Iilner enjoy a friendly iuu al ilie I .lunilcis Dav Da. 16 Academic Doors SI.MOR CLASS OKI If;ERS: Don l ' ( I ' ricc, .Sanlmj. ' u,--[ ' residtnt: Andy Bristow, Irrn mn: Ray C:halkl -y, I ' nMilrnl: (Ji-ny As uc s.Miiciis (il Ihc Class ol ' .SS iiiaki- ili ' liM.il st. p lludiiuh ihc- (loci ihat l.ads Ikhii (HijHiml C.jII-u ' c. ur iialu.allv lusitalr, tulll hack, and icniillis.i- ovn thi- 1(1111 M-ars ui ' (- spent at iiiii siiiin to lie Alma Maici. It siciiis jusl last Sunday that uc. as canci licshmcn. arrived (in campus to he le(■t(■(l hv die t.iendlv spiiil cNpressed hy hodi upper elassmi ii .md I.k nllv. Altei a ueek III (iiienlatidn test, tours, |e( tuns elasse-, lienan, and we ucte at last full fledyed ((.lleqe sludeuts. diou ll ii ueie just the lowly status ol licslimeii, I he vear jiassed (|ui(kly, hcint; filled widi memorahle events - danees (The Thankst iving one with I ' lle I ' oldma as (|ueen. and the Christmas danee with Hoiinie P ' ei rell as iueen , exams, the sureesshil |ilav ■■! he HaireKs ol Wimpole Street, May Day (wcuieu as w,ll as ineni, and the linal eNains dial delei mined whediei we would hold Ihe (dveted lide ol sophislie.iled sophoinoKs. (Jur sophomore year was made eventhil hy llie liisl hdl I lomei (iiiiini Football Rami- on rampus in ,i muiihei ol years, vvhieh was climaxed hy the Haihiv iie Supper that followed. The siueess of tlii.s evcul inilialed ils contiimaiK ( ' in the succeeding years and ihe pi. mm; ol all hmne loolhall Jameson Hoiihs ' Iield, In lli, spnnt; the (lass, under the Ruiclancc of our ( l.iss .icKisoi , Dr. I.iunf, pl.mled doywdod trees on , .unpu-. i ndnm dn pio|eil wall a pi. UK down liv die Like. In our luiiior vear we found ours.lves husv wriliim speei lies. Iiodi sophomore and Junioi , Ihe |iinioi- Seniiu h,m(|iii I Mlh Us theme • Paris Sinvi S. .ne. became ic.ililx thiounh the combined elloiis of the cnliK lunin, Class, uitli Andv Huuhcs and h.iK I ' alev as at. hiteils In llie sprint; we witnessed the uround breakmu of Shore Hall Dormiloiv, It was ih.ii %e,u thai ,u|iid uorked so assiduoiislv ,u ii; w !.icuh . resuhiUL ' in iIk marriatjes of Miss Cilberl .md .dso .Mi. riiielm.m. When we lelurned to (hullord this p.isl i.dl. ue wen- sllll, k bv Ihe .ibseiuc ol uppel ( lassm. II .111(1 le,dl ed l.llhel s.l.lh ih.U ue wele the seniors .ui,l u r,, ' hn.lIK openiiiu di( do.M Ih.il led hom (millord Collei;.- Ih.u- e el, ue v lolL ' ol dils s.ld Hole lllldsl lellli p.ipcis. ihesis uiilinu. pi.KliK I. a( hinu, lilliiiL; oiil .ipplii.i i bl.inks loi ni.id S( hool. loolh.lll. haskelb.ill. .md b.iseb.ill i;, -s, danees, .md leicivint; .md i;iMim di.imonds, .Now ils ahliosl lime lor hnal e aiiis, b.iei .il.Hire.iIe. m.idii.iholi. .md die (losiim of Ihe door on our lile ,is sludeills .11 Ciiilloid College, liul no in.iIKi hou m.mv d s m.iv open .md ( lo-e. we sh.ill .du.ns h.lM- die kev ol luemois Willi will, h lo unl.Mk Ihls ,l,,.,l ,111,1 ol 111,- .11 (,iiillol,l :oll,-i;,-. 18 Seniors CHESTER POLLARD BAKER Builinniun Physical Education Brevard College 1, 2; Football 3, 4; NL.S.G. 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4. ALLAN CARITHERS BANNER Ecnnnrntcs [ACK ALTON BEDFORD Physical Etiucalit Mars Hill College 1, 2. Burlington OSSIE MARIE BREWER Bio ngy Dramatic Council 3, 4; Guilfori ian 2, 3, Feature Editor 3: Quaker. Senior Class Editor 4; Marshal; Biology Club 1, 2. 3. 4, President 4; Scholarship Society, Presi- dent 4; iVho ' s IVhn 4. ANDREW THOMAS BRISTOW Greensboro Rc igion Social Committee 3, 4: S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. ice-President 4; Choir 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Stage Manager 3: Class Treasurer 4. BEVERLY ANNE BROOME Brooklyn, N. V. English W.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Social Committee 2, tlhairman 3; Student Affairs Board, Secretary 3. WILLIAM LESLIE BURNETT Physical Educatic MAR1 HA JEAN BURTON High Point Elcmcnfai y Education Class Secretary 1, 2; W.S.G. 2, 3, Secretary 3; Honor Board 3, 4, Chairman 4; W.A.A. 2, 3; Marshal, Chief 3; F.T.A. 4; May Court 4; Religious Emphasis Week Ctommittee 2, 3, 4; Guilfordian Staff 1; Quaker Staff 4; Revelers Council 2, 3; State Student Legislature 2; Scholarship Society 3, 4, Who ' s Who 4 T - IC I iiiiftilhi i Bii ■f J- ■ST ' ' - 3 r Seniors IlKA JANE CARROLL High Point Etf-mi ' iitnir Edm-atum S.C:.A. 1; C:hoii- 1; I- ' .T.A. 3: B.S.U. 3. ELIZABETH JANE CIASEY Dudley Religion W A.A. 2, 4: LR.C:. 3, 4. RAY E. t:HALKLEV Washington, D. C. Phy t al Education M.S.(;. 2: S.A.B, 3, 4; Honor Board 3, 4, Marshal; Class (lent 3, 4. Walkcrtown JOHN WELBORN t:Hl RC:H R,l,iiwn (;lass N ' irc-Presidcnt 2, 3: M.S.C;. N ' icr-Prrsident 4: S.A.B. 3. 4, N ' ice-Prradent 4; S.C:.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, icc- Prcsident 3; Social Committee 3, 4; Honor Board 3, 4; Quaker Staff 3; Head Waiter 4. MAR ' F. C:OIJE LaOrange I ' llrnnntfit y Educotin lA.MCi; l.OLTSE C:()R. EILSO . llMny, . . Y ' urA o.sr W.S.C;. 1, Nice-President 4; Gui foidian 1 , 2, 3, 4 Managing Editor 2, Editor 3; S.C.. ., Secretary 1 C:hairman Religions Emphasis Week 4; Marshal Scholarship Society: Marvin Harden Scholarship 3 S . .B. 3, 4. President 4; LR.C:. 4. (;e()R(;e i ern ' ciornweli. l nlniy E.I ' .A. 4. Mission, Kansas MARC ARE I l), RR()VV nio ogy Biologv Club 1, 2. 3, 4, .Secretarv 3; Dramatics Council 3, 4, Secretary 4: Cihoir 1, 2, 3, 4. Seniors PAUL GEORGE DENTISTE Sociology RUTH LOGAN DOBBINS Vadkinvill Elementary Edttfation Woman ' s College of U.N.C;. 1; W.A.A. 3, 4; VV.S.G 4; F.T.A. 4; May Court 4. DONALD PAUL DURAND Hwloay Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ERIC LAKE FALEY Science Club 4. JAMES M. FARRIS Mayoda BONNIE FERRELL Guilloid Clulleg. Elementary Education W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Class Secretary 3; S.S.C;. 2: F.T.A. 4: S.A.B. 4; B.S.U.: Christmas Queen 1; May Court Maid of Honor. RONALD CLAYTON GORDON Brown Summit Eeononiics MARIAN GRA ITT Pilot Mountain Elementary Edtteatton Class Treasurer 3; S.S.G. 3; W.A.A. 3; Secretary 4; F.T.A. Secretary 4: May Court. w Seniors ANNIE EUGENE GRAY Ch,misln Greensboro RAC:HEL HELEN GROGAN EUmentary Education Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Committee 2, 4; Fine Arts CIlub 1, 3, 4, President 4; VV.S.G. 2, 4; Founder ' s House Fresidenl 4; Gmifordian 2, 3, 4: S.A.B. 4; F.T.A. 4. XU:H0I.AS CHARLES GUERERE Hanimonton, N, J. I ' hyiual Education Fuotball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram C:lub 1, 2. 3, 4; F.T.A. ice-President 4. DON.VLI) (; MALL .MOKRl.S JIMOR H. LL I ' hvMial Educatwn . li,n )i;rani C:lub 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4: S.CI.A. 2, CH.XRLlvS WILLIS )1ARI)EN Economic, Stanley, ' a. . L KII. LOIISI, ll. ,. kn Lanshorne, Pa. I ' yycholofiY !iiill(ndiiin 2, 3, 4. Busine.ss Manager 4; Dramatics Coun- cil, 3. 4, iie-Pn-,sident 4: VV.S.CJ. 4; LR.C. L 2, 3, 4. CIL RLLS ALI.RLI) HOI.I , |K. I ' hyiuat Ediualion Seniors BETTY LANE HUMBLE Asheboro Et,-mntlary F.ducitwn C:hoir 1, 2; Young Friends 1, Secretary; S.C.A. 2, 3; Religions Empliasis Week Committee 3; Goodbye, My Fancy 2; W.A.A. 3: Social Committee 3, Chairman 4; F.T.A. Treasurc-r 3, President 4; S.A.B. Assistant Secretary 4. JANET LEE JAY Drexel Hill Pa. I ' srtliiil(ie.r Guilfmdian StatT 3: F.T.A. 4; Mav Clourt. MARJORIE JENKINS Conwas FJ,m,nlary F.iliiciilifm W.S.G. 4; VV.. .. . 4; May C:onrt. 1REDERK:K THOM.XS JONES, JR. Greensbon M.S.G. 3. Ridge ' a. JOHN DOUGLAS LAMBETH PImicu ' FMucalimt Monogram Cilub 2, 4; Social Committee 4; F.r.. . 4; Baseball 1; Football-Basketball Trainer 3, 4: S.. .B. 4; M.A.. . President 4; M.S.G. 4. ARNOLD FRED LEARY Mt. Pleasant, S. C. M.S.G. 3, 4: Monogram C:iub 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Religious Emphasis Week Committee. JAMES HORACT. M. NESS R.hiiim EDWARD MERRIT ' F McEAClHERN WrightsviUe Beach Socwiogy Gmljortlian Staff 2, 3, Editor 4; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, Chief 3; Class Vice-President 1; Social C;ommittee 2; Who ' i 117,0 4. - Seniors r UL HUrSON moody, jr. Gullloid College Eam.m,, . I.I 1 AHI.rn I.OL ' ISE MOORF. M.rchantvilli-, . J. [:i)riH ALDRF.V MEYERS W.stri.ld, N. J. Pnclwl„ii ) ( :hffrIfad T 1. 2: House Prcsidt-nt Shore 4: W.S.CJ. 4; M.iv QiK-i-n. IIIOMAS BARTON MM:RS Cianston, R.I. (iit ' tMislioro I CAI lil.KIXE i E. L Woiii.ms Oolk-go of U.N.C. I: W.S.G. 3; Dck-eatc to lull rnatiunal Methodist Convtntion 3. )A I, OTT Cniilford College ■:«(; ; Choir I, 2, 3. 4: •oimi, E. ieiids I. 2, 3, 4: Fine Ails Club 4. Coldslio Rl.liEKAH n (.:V. PATE h:i,„„„i ,„ ) i-:,iu,.,i,m (.:,ill.;,li.n, St.,11 . S.C.A. 2. ; V.. .A. 2, 3: I . 1 .. . i. I. Ilohhs Mouse I ' lesid.iu 4: Vlw Whi, 4: .Seholai- ship SiHieiv i, 4: ■ouu Irirn.K I. 2, 3. KOI ' .lill. VI,I.( 11 I ' Alll.KSOX lli h Point lliyh Poiru Collei;,- 1: ■,nul Friends 2. 3. 4: F. ' F.A. I. 4: S.C.A. I ; V.. . , 1. S). ' N Seniors DONALD COV PERCISE GoUIsIm„,j Physical Educalian Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3: Basketball 3; Baseball 2, 3, Co-Captain 3: Class Vice-President 4; Monogranj Club, President 3; Social Committee 2, 3, 4; NIAA, Vice-President 3. WILLIAM B. POTTER Enatish West Harttord, C GERALDINE PRICE Goldsbo E fmfnfar y Editfatian Anderson, Jr. College 1, 2; S.C.A. 3, 4; B S LI W.S.G. 4; F.T.A. 3, ' a. MACK HARVEL PRINOTT Edent Physica ' Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball I, 2, Monogram Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2 3 Presidi- 4; M.A.A. Treasurer 3; M.S.G. 3. PHYLLIS REDMAN Pilot Muuniain Shilhematics Class Treasurer 2; Quaker. Managing Editor 3, Editor- in-Chief 4; Who ' s Who 4; May Court; S..- .B. Secretary 4: Scholarship .Society. JAMES HOYT REECE Mathematics MARY CORBIN ROBERTS Guilford College Enough MARTHA TEAGUE ROGERS Guilford College PsvchHlns,y S.C.A. 1; W.A.A. 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 2, .Secretary 3: Voung Friends 2. iBik. Seniors Jl.SSI, I I.OVl) KOI.I.IXS, JR. Greensboro luunuitu, Duke L ' nivcrsitv 1. 2. (:llAKI,i:s WILLIAM SARIIN CrernsLi hXRBAKA SHLI ' HI:rL) Comord Eh:mt-ntary Eihicatiufi S.C.A. 1, 2, 3; Religious Emphasis Week Committee 1; Cmllmdinn Staff L 2, 3, 4. Advertisinif Manager , Business Manag -r 1, 2, 3; F. ' L.A. 3, 4. K illi,Li:. CAROL SULNLXKLR State- ville l-:i,iii,iiliny F.ili(i,iliu,i S.C.A. 3.4: B.S.l-,4: W.A.A. 3, 4; I- ' . r.. . 4; Mav Cloint. I)i IKNNIF-: GER.XLI) SMLLH .s„, ,„ „..,• N ' oung Friends I, 2, 3, I ' re.sident 1; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cmllmdum Staff L 2, 3, 4, Maiiagin.g Editor 3; Quaker 2, 3. 4, Mana.ging Editor 4: LR.t:. L 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, i((-I ' resident 4; Greensboro Intercollegiate Council 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 3; Rejjresentative State Siii(l.-nt I.egislalme 3, 4, Chairman of Calendar Com- nuiic.- 4; W.S.G., Treasmer 2. S . II I.I. I) . I LI.R S. I() K Guillorcl College l ' ' ,,m.„„i. . -M.ush.,!. IR. . (:LS .SMOOI Clirlv.iu. West a S C A. . 2: llnshss lniniii I louse 4. Ill ( .11 I , S I ( )KLS. JR. Seniors BURLEV WASHINGTON STRADER ReidsviUe Socio! og y WESLEY STEPHEN TAYLOR, ,)R. Winston-Salnn TRILB ' ALIC:E TUCKER Murfiecsboio Psychology S.C.A. L 2, 3, 4, President 3; W.A.A. 3, 4; Marshal: W.S.G. 3, President 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Scholarship Society; President ' s Advisory Board 3, 4; Convocation ' s Committee 3, 4. MARY JACQUELINE WALL Sfnwnh Spanish Club 3; F.T.A. 4. KENNETH ELMORE WALLACiE Fairhope. Ala Phi oiophy MARSHAL; S.C.A. L 2. NE ' A JOYCE W.J TSON Undeiwood, Ind. H,slon Warren Wilson College 1, 2; Choir 3. 4, Secretary 4. S.C.A. 3, 4, President 4; S.. .B. 4; I.R.C. 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 3, 4; Iffio ' s Who. RE ' A JOY WATSON Underwood, Ind. Sociology Warren Wilson College 1, 2; Choir 3, 4; I.R.C. 3. 4, President 4; S.C.A. 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 3; S.. .B. 4; li ' ho ' i 117(0 4. JOHN WALTER WRIGHT, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. Philosophy M.S.G. 1; S.C.A. 4. Seniors Not Shown FRED ¥. ALBRIGHT Greensboro HOWARD G. McKENZIE Gastonia Hislury History RALPH ANDERSON Stoneville FAVEZ NABI Amman, Jordan Economics Philosofiliy JOHN V. C:ARR Giiillord Clollege WILLAKD V, NORBERG Guilford College Hiul(to Economics VILLL M L BL RNF.TT Greensboro MARNIN OWENS I ' h-iUial Ejlioiiliun So,io oi;y LLNCOLN N. DONE AN L Winston-Salem JOHN DREW RINCiEWALD Glen Head, N. V, Rc ii:,on Ennlis i LOL ISE ANZALE ' FTE HAM (ireensboro GEORGE ELMO RENEGAR Winston-Sale Klcnhnlnty Ei nca ion Rclli loii JAMES E. HAVES Hit;li I ' oint 11 lOM AS 1 ' , S( :HORR Guilford C:ollege ■hyMcn Edncalion Cloninhv STEPHEN KUTOS. )R. Greensboro CARL D. SHINGLER Guilford College llisluiy E,ii;lnh CARLS D. SILCKLV Greensboro .SV,Wo , 28 .JUxMOR C:r..VSS OFFICIERS: Charlif Stridr,-, l ,,.„l.„i- F.l Bn.un Vue- Presidenl: Emily Warrick, l,eauu,i. . oi shcun, Margaret VVuotcn, Sr.uUny. Blissfully unaware of all tlic trouhlcs and trials awaiting us in our college careers and thinking onlv of the happiness we expected, we entered Guilford College in September, 1952. Bill Gibson led us through a very successful fust year— a year in which a number of individual personalities became distinctive. Among these were Emily Warrick, who reigned as Homecoming Queen, and Peggy Wells, Queen of the Christmas Dance. On the football field, Bill Rogers won the awards for best blocker and best tackier. Charlie Strider as president of the Sophomore Class proved such a capable leader that we re-elected him lor the following year. The Sophomore year was high- lighted by the annual Freshmen-Sophomore picnic at the college lake. On entering oui third year, we became members of the elite, uppercla.ssmen onlv to find that our troubles were not over. Religion and history proved as dificult as well as interesting. We also found oin-.sclves faced with the difficult but satisfying problem of planning a sueci-.ssful Junior-Senior Banquet. With one more door to be opened, we look forward with great anticipation to our last challenging vcar. 29 Mh Juniors itiiii 7 3 Kcn hcl Adams (iuilford C ' ollcsc I, nn Apctz NVw Vcirk, X, V. Bill Aikins Ml. Air Rohnt Atlas Atlantic Caty, N. J. ( ' harlcs Bauserman CJrccnsboro Robert Bradham Clharlottc Edwin Brown Mnrfrccshoro Iosr|ili Brown HrookKn, . . I,aii Bninsrarncr ( ircciislxiro ( ' haiii ' s Burton Rridsvillc Bctt Busick MocksxiUe Sara Callihan (irconshoro Mar in ( ' arrnthcrs ( ;ni-nsl)oro Bai I ( ' lijpntaii •.ak. I ' a. i: cKn Clinr Rini s Mounl.iin 1,11 II, 111. ' N Colli,- Canllorti CloIlcL ' c B.ili ( :,iMiivli inshiii-Salcm Willi. nil Crownlicld (Miillord ColK-uc WiIImiii Dax is { iouril.ind. ' a. C.larita Di- la (iar a Elgin, III. Juniors Nancy Dcttor Guilford College |i) Ann Dickens ReidsxiUc Ralph Edwards Guilford College Leslie Exerctt Monroe CUiarles Farlow Cjuilford College Bill Francis i:ikin Ro cc Garrett Greensboro Sue Gcnz Tuckahoe, N. . W illiani Giljson Cioldshoro Frank Greiner Mount Holly, N. V, Beverly Haines Guilford College Donald Haskins Greensboro Alfred Himmelrich Baltimore, Md. Lucille Herrin C:harlotte Howard Hinshaw .Snow C.anip Barbara Hodgin Guilford College George Hodgin Coleridge Gail Holderljy Reids ille George Houston Raleigh Robert Hunt High Point iSfc iC tl 2 O Juniors 1 3 O C Claude I c Hopewell, a. |ane Kennctt Raleitih K.ni Koebberlinc Lenoir Irank Lara va ' I ' airhope. Ala. Geor£;e Lowe Hisrh Point ( icrald McCumby Ha ana, Cuba Betsy Marklin C ' .hester, Pa. Emma Jean Nichols Randleman Sus.in Parker Murfreesboro William Patterson Cliarlolte )eri ' I ' axseur Lineolnton Lldon Parks Llkin nnrotln Pleasant rhomas ille |nhn i ' resnell Libertx . I,ni,innc Riiiucw ,il (iuillurd Collet e Keilh Rol)erts WVndell l.loxcl Robertson .S.ilisburs R.iehel .Shellon lliuh .Sho.ils .NLiiiK n Shepherd Concord Llle .Shoal ' Cuilford College Juniors Gary Smart Franklin, ' a. Da icl I ' honias Smith Ashcville Gene Sparrow Greensboro Gharles Strider Goldshoro Calvin Strickland Greensboro Sue Kyuen Snh Korea Larry C. Talbert Winston-Salcm Sydney Thompson Wayne, Pa. Charles Trafford Manasquan, N. J. Elmer Van Court Greensboro Emily Warrick Goldsboro Peggy Wells Teachcv Margaret White Woodland Robert Wills Greensboro William Winborne Murfreesboro Margaret Withers High Point John Wood Winston-Salem Margaret Wootcn Vinston-Salem Rcda Wooten East Bend Tommy ' ounts High Point SOPHOMORE OI.ASS OFFIOERS: Kurt Conner, V,ce-Pus, ,nl: Ann,- Rar Thomas, S.rrrtarv Henry Mitchell, Prisidntl. . nl shoirn, Anne Crews, Treasiinr. With the elimination of Rat Clotut, a tra- dition enjoyed l) the .Sojihoniores, we returned to Guilford with our thoughts focused on more creative activities. Vc were .soon lost in the whirl of fcjotl)all games, dances, and classes which were fretiuenth interrupted In trips to the corner and excursions into the city. At the Homecoming game where the Quakers met the Lcnoir-Rhync Bears, the Sophomore Class made headlines with CuthreU ' s out- standing playing on the field and the crowning ot Thelnia Buckner as Homecominc; Queen. In the spring we f(nmd (imsehes deep in the campus expansion projects imder the guidance of our President, Henry Mitchell. We have many memories to carry us through the remaining years — Psychology- 21 with its revealing psychogalvanometcr, English 21 orals and Sophoinore speeches. 35 ., 1 -f ' - - 1 Soph( f W-t J- 1 • — . f I (-4 .ifil A. E. AniiiKins W ' .ilnut Cove Royce Angel Stokcsdale I ' anic| Ativxa Iraq (ins A. Ballus Winston-Salem Pat Banks Murfreeshoro Hctiv | inr Rcanion Hi-h Poiiil Amu- Bklcilc Ri erton, . J. Ciar Bowen Biscoe 1 lu ' lnia Buckncr ( Iicenshciro Ol.ic Bml (;n ' cnsl)ur() Eleanor Butner Winston-Salem Fullam Cashion Greensboro RdliiTl ( Misstcvens •adkin ill(■ Siis.in ( mIucIIc Iliuh I ' oinl MaiN Ann ( lliarllcin (Hullnid CdlJegc Jainrs Clark ( irnnslidro Marv i ' .lla Clark RchNmIIc Ann ( arws i.iaksvillc Aluc Cruw I ' icasani (;ai(lcn an Cnlhrcll l-li al)iili C:il lores Delorcs Da ' idson Kings Mountain James Diggs Cordova Kenneth Douglass White Plains, N. V. EHzabetli Eastwood Ridge, N.J. Hugh Ebert Greensboro Daniel Edwards Greensboro Thomas Edwards Rutherfordton Larry Emerson Greensboro Dorcas Epperson Ararat, ' a. Andrew Gidvnski New ■ork, N. Y. Barbara Hart Pilot Mountain Chester Hartley Columijus, Ohio J. Coell Hauser Winston-Salem Peggy Hawley Dunn William Haworth High Point John Havnes Elkin Barrie Heitkamp Greensboro William Herlord Greensbonj Julia Hollowell Greensboro Emily Howell Goldsboro Sophc Aiiiic Hulin His h P(jinl (Jail Hunler I ' ildl Moimlaiii 1 Iciiiiaii Hunter Hinh Point Roiirrt Iskijwitz Br.MikKn. X. ' . Mustafa Asini Inci lUi ke ' I.cc Jqcobson (Jrecnvvich, Conn. Dcrmont Jarret Thoinas ille Mac Meredith Jolinscjn W alnut Cu ' c l.incla Junes l.onn island, N. Y. I ' .-iiA Junes l.un- Island, N. V. illiani Lawrence W iiistun-Salem I ' atrieia I.ilst ' V Harnesville. Ga. Reverly Mackie Harnesville, Ohio I ' .duard Michaels Dui liani ( ;r( j IT Miner (ireciisl.uru lleniA MiKhell A.ehclale Heiuietl Muri-,i - Crcensliuru Chailes Xewlin Asheliun. Alice Xunnile Melhuuine, Fla. ( ' aU HI ( ) ;liurn W inslun-Salen) lores Jim Pill nix VVinsliin-S.ilciii CaroK n Pipkin Sophia Earl Redding Guilford College Edith Reyes-C ' .arclcna: Holguin, Culia James Shelton Winston-Salem William Sheltcjn Winston-Salem Merle Shelton High Shoals Barbara Stanford Greensboro Patricia Starnes High Point Helga Strube Germany Thomas Taylor Stoneville Ann Rac Thomas Walnut Cove James Thompson Winston-Salem Barbara Tille Walnut Clove Anne Timberlake George Margaret Tremain Alexandria, ' a. James Tunstall Greensboro Stephane Turner Charlotte Joseph Walker EUenboro Albert Wellons Victoria, Va. mbkkM i mtiM Sophomores ' aiuc hit ' jacul) William Hctlicl Grccnsljoro l.li alicth Wclli W ' inslon-Salem Juniors Not Shown Robert AUigood, Washington Richard Barnhill, Greensboro Frank Barringer, Greensboro Don Bnsiek, Mocksville Haskcl Carson, Greensboro Andrew Clonner. Lansdovvne, Pennsylvania Faye Daniels, Goldsboro Franklin Davis, Greensboro Lester Dyson, Greensboro James Farris, Mayodan Frances Fontaine, Kernersville Harold Garner, Greensboro Jerry Goldstein, Greensboro James Gregson GuilCord College Cliirtis Hege Guilford Gollege Peggy Holt, Greensboro George Houston, Raleigh Hillary Page Lee Guilford Gollege Charles Maclin, Greensboro Robert Mardis, Grcensboio William Michael, Greensboro James Moser, Greensboro Donald Osborne, Asheboro Marvin Owens, Greensboro Catherine Page Guilford College Jack Phipps, Greensboro Arnold Robertson Greensboro William Rogers Guilford College Leo Rogon, Chicago, 111. Jesse Rollins, Greensboro Margaret Rossa Guilford College Oswald Schmidt, White Plains Joseph Self, Winston-Salem Clarol Smith, High Point Franklin Smith, Black C reek Thomas Steele, Greensboro Harold Stevens, Smithfield (iene Stroud, Greensboro ( :ietus Waynick Guilford C ' oUege DnnakI Wiseman, (ireensboro Sophomores Not Shown Yates Adams, High I ' oiiil Arden Ashley, (Jrrensliom Hani Salim Bakhii, | ,i(Iom Sanford Bane Vernon Hill, ' , Joseph Beck, ■Phomasville l.awn-mc Bell. |ulian Lovelace Bell, Goldsboic William Bingham, Ashrhoi. Richard Blackburn WillM.in-S.ilrll Kohell Bl.nl.M k. (Irrensliol K,,l,,ll I owlr, liiooks l ' n ()l Dan Carui.bcll, (.mtusIh 1 homas Causey, Cierrr Jimmv Chester, (iniiisl Kurt Conner, N. Wilkesl AlcNander Cook, iavell Willi.uu Dimes. Gn-eusl (.uv Dowd, Silei Cil Kav Downs, Guilford Colleg John Dyson, Guilfoi l Collrg U ' alter Gainey Guilford Coll.-u Robert Gordon, SumirK J.unes Griggs, Greensboro 1,1 nest Ham, Greensboro Lvcurgus Ham, Greensboin llowardHaworth, High Poln l.nu.s Howell, Greensboro S.iuiurl Howie, Fayettevill. ' Kohrii l.irvis, GreensboM. Alun.id Khurma, |ord,ui L.uis l..,mli.lh, Cudislimo K.nu.ih l,.nikl(ucl CuillonI ( :..ll.g Kh h.ud l. llUK h Ko.moke, ,1 J.unes Manon Cllllloid C.lll.L ' |..n,e. Nbms Ciudlord Colleg Ir.i Nance, . sheboro Ihouias Neilson Winston-Salem A.tinn l ' .-,us,,n Cuiilford College Id F.iiuK Poller, Greensboro I )ewe Redmond Guilford College I Jim Roberts, Stokesdale nl l i( hard Royal, Grcen.sboro C.iil Sdiwendler North Olmsted, Ohio Maigeiy .Sienkiewicz Greensboro 1 l.du.ird Simon, Clrcensboro RoheM Si.irr, (Jreensboro L.iwiriiie I hnmas Cieenslioio l),wcv I rogd,,.i,Siiiiiiii,rlieUI X.lllie While, Brlh,l C,ini,.d .llle, (oernslioru 40 IKI.MIMI.N (I, ss ( )l I |( I KS |,iii.n A kiMs, ; McCain, ,,,,7, I. (:ia .n 1 ii ki, l„ -l ' i,s„lnil. Rolhn,,, Inau,,,,. I. On September 13. l ' ),S4, the Gniiroid ClolleE;e Clanipus was invaded l) 2(11 eneryelic. would- be scholars. Upon the completion of entrance examinations most of ihc enci t; ' had chansjed to confusion and doubt. As the upperclassmen arrived we stared with awe and doubt wondcriiit; what wiiiild come next. Lnckih for iis, howexei ' , Rat C:ourt had been omitted from the agenda of events . . . the .Sophomores f)ecame oin- friends. Climaxing the activities was the Freshmen Reception where we were introduced to the facultv-. .After this traditional handshaking tour, we spent the rest of the evening dancing . . . our first college formal. Then began oiu ' schedule of classes, home- v ork, term p.ipeis, and book reports. Of course, there were football games, sock-hops, and campus movies. During football season we racked u]) a 14-7 sccjre ovi ' r Lenoir-Rhyne Bears lor the first time in C|uite a few seasons. We elected Jiminv . ' skins as our class Presi- dent, with Craven Mackie as ' ice-President, Eleanor McC ain, .Secri ' tarv, and .■ nne Rollins, Treasiu ' er. L ' nder their capable leadership, the cla.ss of .SH made its important decisions. One bv one doors oijened to us, the like of which we had never dreamed. Not onlv were they doors of education and opportunity, but portals of understanding and knowledge. 41 Freshmen William Allrcd. R,inis,-ur; Lee Andicws. Trinilv ; |aiiu ' s Askins, (inldshoro; Charirs Atkinson, i.unihcrton: Chir.i Atkinson Walnut Cove. I ' ost Hai-I.cnir, (niklshoro; (Uiarlcs Benedetto, Haniinon- ton. N. J.; PecroA Blair. Ran- dolph l- ' ield, Texas; Mar a Ann H.Aven. Haddonfield, . J.; Dnidlln Bristow. (ireenslKjio. |eii Blown. Greenslioixj; James Hurticss, His h Point; Donald I5ui ' ne -, Southern Pines; .Albert Hi anl. ' adkin ill.-: I ' lvd Bvrd, lli-h Point. M.iiN Cashuell. Hope Mills; ( iordon t ' .ausev, Cireenshoiu; Kiehaid Cheves, High Point; Bonnie ( lole. Pinnacle; Jerrv Corliin, (iuillord ( ;olle ;e. P.itiieia { ' oini-ll. Riehmond, .1 ; Saimdra Cr.iddoek. (Jiiil- loid C.ill. ' u.-; |. lines l)aii-lile , (ioldsl.oro: Bail.aia l)a is, I ' ike- mII.- lommN Dillon. While l.lo d Driver. (Itiillord College; Aiiiial., II,- i:ii.is. I ' lushin-. . . ■.; Dal,- l.inliiek. Riadinn, Pa.; K,-illi l.iiis,)!!. .Simimil. . |.; . l.,l,liali,-iii laklioiiiA, Joidon. W JW Md- 42 Freshmen Glenvvood Faulkner, Snow Camp; Sylvia Fee, Hit!;li Point; Edgar Fitchett, Greensboro; Ed- win Flynn, Winston-Salem; Ed- ward Fov, Mount Airv. Jessie Frazer, Richmond, ' a.; Allen Fry, Guilford College; Barbara Gray, Port Chester, N. Y.; Robert Greene, Liberty ; Sylvia Greer, VVinston-Saleni. James Griggs, Greensboro; John Grooms, Greensboro; Charlton Gurley, Chase City, a.; Gor- don Haight, Sherrill, N. V.: Ruth Hammond, Asheboro. Ann Harper, Haddonfield, N. J.; Mae Oinie Hobby, HolK ' Springs; VVenda Hodgin, Randleman; Mary K. Hylton, Greensboro; Earline Ingram. Kerners illc. Barbara Jackson, Elm City; Bill Jarvis, Greensboro; Barbara Jin- nette, Goldsboro; Peggy John- son, Kipling; Robert Johnscjn, Greensboro. Clara Hughes Jones, Graham, Ernest Jones, Greensboro, Joan Kellis, Biscoe; Bobby James Kincaid, Greensboro; Elizabeth Kint;. Le.ikssille. w4 irj. A- £- ' ) 43 fi n i n A r r:i o ,-.| K4 ' v - • ' .; ' f--| Freshmen Jack Kin , Grecnshoro; Jack Kochljerlina;, I.cnoir; Patricia Lapp, Hatixjro, Pa.: Mar Ann Lonsi, Marion, Ala.; Caascn Mackie, Gold.sl)orc). r.lfanor McCain, Bclhcsda, Md.; J. D. McClanahan, (ircrn.sliuru; Barijara McClellan, W ' inston-Salcni; N ' crnon Paul McDonald, Pincluirst; Nancy McCilanicry, Greensboro. Jem MclKainc, Tuscaloosa, Ala.; James Mahc, Stokesdale; Oscar Manne.ss, Archdale; VVil- liaiu Manson, Greenshoro; Fred .Marshall, Grccnshoro. Rich.ird Marshall, Sherrill, . . ' .; Kellv Miller, CJreens- Ihjio; Eileen Murray, Keynsham, l.nnland; Judilh Myers, Lum- lieiion, N. J.; Gar(jl n Xewlin, Hurlin lon. Robert Newton, Winston-Saleni; Macon Nixon, Elizabeth City; Richard Ott, (iuillord College; Richard Parker, Sherrill, N. V.; Ted Parris. Philadelphia, l. I ' xiith Pate, CJoklsboro; . lton Pearson, Rcids ille; Joe Pegrani, Bassett, ' a.; Morris Perry, Eliz- .ibelh ( :it ; John Peters, Brinis- w i( k, ( la. 44 Freshmen Iiiu) ri-nc Poole, ThomasN ' ille; William Polle ' , Grcenslioro; Robert Potter, Winston-Salem; Charles Rayle, Greensboro; Shirley Rice, High Shoals. Rachel Richardson, High Point; Roger Roan, Chesco, Pa.; Mary Dan Robin.son, Biscoe; Anne Rollins, Snow Camp; aun Russell, Tarboro. Leona .Schmidt, Ha erto vn, Pa.; Eleanor .Schnell, Union. N. J.; Nicole .Schreiner, Mill- brook, N. v.; Stella .Schwab, London, England; Mona Scott, Mount Airy. Ruby Sheffield, High Point; Thomas .Shepherd, Pinehurst; John .Sheppard, Kerners ille; William .Shepherd, Boston, ' a.; Biu ' dett .Shopc, Greensboro. Martin Singer, Catskill, N. ' ' .; Clarence Slaughter, Ram.seur; William Slaughter, Burlington; Anne Spencer, Goldsboro; James Steele, Guilford College. Agnes .Stem, Roxboro; Mary .Ste ens, Rcxiord, N. Y.; Gary .Stevenson, Greensboro; Von Sumner, Trinity; Jeanne .Swaim, W inston-Salem. 45 Freshmen I.ois Sykes, Wallace; Alexander Tanner, Kingsport, Tennessee; C ' arolyn Taul, Louis ille, Kv.; Marylyn Taul, Louis i!le, Ky.; f ' liarles Tesh, Greensboro. Lila Ticc, Greensboro; Geneva Todd, Roxboro; Alcne Tolbert, Mount Airy: Anne Tolson, Pan- orama City, Calif.; Robert Tu- dor, Winston-Salcni. Donald ' an Bcnschotcn, Manly; William ' an Ho , Winston- Salem; Billv ' estal, Greensboro; .Samuel Walker, Jr., Greens- l)oro; Da id Wall, Greensboro. William Wallace, Elizabeth (al ; Susan Walter, New ' ork, . , ' ' .; Elden Walters, Green- illr, Del.; William Ward, Brown .Smmnit; Neil Welch, Greens- boro. Phillip Welch, Star; Bill West, (ioldsboro; Donald Whitaker, Hish Point; Minnie Williams, Richlands; Robert Williams, Winston-Salcni. Niiuil W ' inslow. F.lizabeth City; Ka Winslow. Rural Hall; (Chester Wood, (ireensboro; Kenneth Wood, (ireensboro; 1 r.mk Wnuhl, Holland, a. V ' ' ' 4 46 Freshmen Not Shown Robert Allied, Silcr City Ralph Barnes, Greensboro Thomas ' ance Bell, Greensljoro Ho t Boone, Greensboro illiani Brown. Siler C ' its ' Dallas Butcher, Winston-Salem Larry Gates, Greensboro Ted C ' hristopher, Greensboro Richard Combs, Greensboro Jerry Corinn, Pleasant (jarden Branch Crawford, Greensljoro Kemp Cunnnin ;s, inston-Saleni John CUirtis, Greensboro Jerry Donevant, Winstoii-Salein Keith I.rieson, Summit, . J. Charles Elbert Fr e, Climax James Gary I ' rye, Cireeiisboro Janet Gkner, Greensboro Wade Melvin Hall, Madison John Hammeth, (heensboro Ain-ed Haynes, Ralei!;h Donald Hemrick, Winston-Salem John Hiinhes, Greensboro Jack Hurd, Grecnsbonj Da id Jackson, Greensboro Joseph James, Greensboro Ernest Jt-nkins, (inilford C ollege James Kellam, Greensboro Gene ilson. Samnel Leal, Holnuin, Catlsa ' illiam Luper, Greensboro Nanc - McGlamery, Greensboro James McGurier, Greensljoro George Manuel, Winsion-Salcm Marie Marion, Guilford College Ralph Nelson, Kerners illc Iris Nichols, Mount Airy Julian Peebles, Raleigh Wesle - Philli[)S, Kerners ille Jack Pittillo, Greensboro Emily Porter, Greensboro James Price, Greensboro Joseph Satterfield, Winston-Salem George Seymour, (aiilford C:ollege John Slopev, Salem, N. J. William Stephenson, Reids ille Archie Lallcy, Walkertown Dewey Taylor, Greensboro John 1 aylor, Greensboro Richard Ta lor, Greensboro Ronald Teachcy, Pleasant Garden Fred Thompson, Guilford College Eugene Tolbert, Greensboro Dewey Trogdon, Summerficld Harold Tuttle, Walnut Cove Charles Wagner, Greensboro Richard White, Greensboro Greensboro 47 Janice Corneilson President Student Affairs Board riu- Student Ali iirs Board, cciiiipciscd ol the presidents ur ice-pix ' sidenls (il all cani|nis ornanizaliuns that receive money from the student activity fee, accepted another orsjanization into its membership this year, the cheer- leaders. Sixteen organizations are now re]iresenled on the Board. Besides the regular business of the Student .Affairs Board of goxerning the fall and spring elections, preparing the budget and supervising the points s stem. the Board organized the C:ampus Chest Dri e this year. With a goal of S4()(l set, the students responded, gi ing a total of S441, more than double the amount given last year. Due to an appropriation of the Board in October the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Women ' s . ' thletie .X.ssociation was free this ear to all students and alumni. File membeis ol the Board ha e had a busy year for the Presid(-nis of the campus organizations ha e spent maii horns in building up their respective organizations and in working with each other on the Student . fTairs Board, co-oidin.itint; the campus extra-em lieular lile. MENIBF.KS: l-„sl rm,, Irfi t„ riiiht: Trilby Tuekt-r, F.inily Warrick, Janice tlunu-il.son, I ' lesidetU: I ' hyili.s Kcdiiiaii, Sarelmy; licltv Humble, Aiiii nnI Stirelnry. Sirniir inn-: Bonnie Feriell, Rachel (Jroijan, Reva VVat.son, Neva Vatson, Maiie Hazard. Ihi),l raw: Heniv Mitcliell. )()hti Cluircli. Mrr-I ' rrudrnl: |ini . skins, Ray Chalklcy, Dr. Purdom, John Lambeth, Ted Mc- Kachern, Oliarlie Strider, I)i-. Nicloriiis. . ol I ' ictmed: Nliss l.a.sley. 50 The Social Committee The Social Committee, iinclcr the fine leadership of Betty Humble, bes!;an its busy year spoiisorins; danciiit; in the sothi shop and the Freshman Reception, which was the climax of a whirling week lor new students. To t;i e football season a new twist, two sock hops were held after the home S ' l ' ncs. ' rhanksE;i ' ins; nia;ht, the hut was open fjr an slvidents who wished to dance, pla ' games, or S3cialize. Dinini; the week ix-lore C ' hristnias holidays, all students joined together in singing carols in one of the girls ' dorms three evenings alter dinner. .Saturda ' night movies were shown on Iree dates. The biggest Social Committee exent of the ear was the annual Valentine ' Dance held Febiuar 12. Betty Himble. CIm and Mis.s M. rlette, •■ m7 rmv. Iff! in nghl: . iin Rac Th jma . E d n C:iinc, Pat lAhry. Xan, D.-ttm, H, it Huinhl. ' , C7„inm,2n: Miss Maiit-ttc S mnsni. Bach row: Tom Vounts, John Lambeth, . ndy Biistow, Bill (,iI)m)]i, Bt ts . Idikliri, [ohn Chinch, Bol) Iskowilz Frank Laraway. 51 BK)I.O(;V CLUB: Dr. Campbell. Spmw.r; jot- Walker, Tommy Tayli.r, . nn Rae Thomas Bob hkowitz. Bill (iib.son, Sirr,lar : John Carr, Treasunr: Jim Moscr, Lucy Hcrrin. .Albert Wellons, Mar£;aret Darrow. Edward Brooks, Donald Os- borne, ' ici ' -President; Donald Durant, Marie Brewer, Prcsidcnl. .SC:IEN(;L C:LI B; I-n l ton. I.fl l„ nnht: Larrv Bumyarner, S,,,,ian ' : Dr. Crownfield, .Svdnev Thompson. Can, m,i,litig Strreinn: . ndrew C:onnor. I ' ,,ud,nl: Nannie (irav, r„,-A, „ ,« . Charlie .Strider. I rrauiter. ' Snmul imv: Bill Crownfield, Dr. Purdom. Eric Faley, John Presnell. Karl Koeberlinc, Dr. Ljunt;, Mr. Pane. David .Smith. .Sue Kvu -n Suh, Dr. Ott, Gene Sparrow. 52 INTERXAliONAL RELAIIO.X.S C:LL B: S,,ji,J. I, l.i nglil: Mr. Hiltv, S i.nn,,,: Rod Watsun ; ,1 n ). iinu Smith, ' ict-Prisulenl; Margaret Roosa, Srcnlary: Marilyn Shi-plierd. Sldiuliiii;: Eilft-n Murra i d Watson I iu Hiiun Mary Ann Long. . ol shoivn: Earl Redding, Treasurer. .STATE STUDENT LEGISL.ATURE DELEG. TES: Left to nghl: Bonnie Cole, Edwin Brown, Ci-C%:i,ma,i: Mary Ella Clark, Jennie .Smith, Co-Chairmati: . nn Rae Thomas, Frank Laraway. 53 l-n l mil. l, l la lig il: Joyce Pati-. Ann Rac- Thomas. Margaret Tremain, Rachel Grogan. Marjorie Jenkins. Cierry Price Leona .Schmid. H u , rmc: Trilby Tuclier, i ' lruilml: Rachel Shelton, Janice Cbrneilson, Vici-PriM itiil; Nlargaret .Ann White, iWriliin; Clara . tkinson, RutliDobbins. Merle Shelton, Imogene Pooh-, F.velvn Cline, Edith Meyers, Miss Marlette, Ai - fisor; Maiv Ella tllark, ' h, iu,t,,; Heltv Uiisiek. l.ii Henley Cioble. I ' ,,M,lnil „ „ l)„y Sliutcnh. Women ' s Student Government ' I ' d pniiiioK- IriciulK rcl.ilicjiisiiips. lo lintlicr Dniiiiilciry the ( niiicirs iiiriiilirrslii|) ;is in- hii;li nini.ils .iiul lo ydvcrn llic wuiiim siiidcnts crc.iscd li li r. Closer rrLilinns lietuccn llic ,,n- Ihe pinpus.-s ol tl],- W ' .iincn ' s SuulenI C.vrni- ,.;,,|,,„,s u„inrn slu.lenls in.l ,l.iv sliul.nl rrsullrd iiiciiL llicsc li,i c hccii r.iilliliilK ciiiicd mil ,, , , ., ■ ,, , , i- , liniii ihc ( ,ln islni.is l ' ,iil s|)iiiisinvd 1 1 lliis l.ii ' cr midci ihr Icidriship cl IiiIIa Iih k.r .irid (!(iiiiicil. Mm- d,i sludnils were iiniird In spend liri .issislaiils |,inii (• ( !i it milscin, iic-l ' rcsidcnl : ., ,,., • .. I ., , 11 , .: I llie nielli in I ' dniulcTS .illc-r ihc p.iiU. Il is llic Mar .iiii liiic, Sccnl.irs ; and M,ii I ,ll.i ( i.nk, ' Trcasuici lin|ic .j| die rcnincil lli.il lliis simissrul (aciU he Willi llii- (ipc-ninL; nl K.illiiiiic Mine Slicirc ( mliiiiied in llir sue ((cdint; years. 54 I-iiit row, 1,-fl In light: Biirley Strader, Dr. Ljung, Dean of the College; Charlie Strider, President: John ( :lini , h, I ' „ r-l ' ,,w,init; Ketchel Adams, Secretary. Hack row: Albert Wellons, Bill Atkins, Gary Bowen, Bill Michaels, Donald Hall, John r aniheth, Clhester Baker. Not show: Dr. Kent, Advisor. Men ' s Student Government Although President Charlie Strider was wrapped up in Ckiilford ' s football activities, Monog;ram Clul), and Junior C ' lass President duties, he has lound time to ' erv etliciently set up a smooth operating system. With the alile assistance of ice-President John CJiurch and Secretary Ketchel Adams, the Men ' s Student Government con ' ened from time to time to jirijmotc harmony between the various organizations of the Student Bod ' and to promote hia;h moral standards and better social attitudes amon i ' men students. The Body of the M.S.G. is composed of repre- sentatives from the sections of Cox Hall, Archdale, Day Students and each of the four Classes. A few of the outstandins actisities of the M.S.G. is to sponsor an open house for each of the men ' s dorms, the Eighteenth Annu.il Men ' s May Day, and to assist in the Campus C liest Dri e. 55 M a r s h a 1 s Ralph Edwards, B.-Ilv Hijsi.-k, Donald O l. Carroll, Larry Bumgarncr. Clarol Smith, Chief: Edwin Brown, I.ina Jane FrnnI inu lift In ri il: Mr. Baumbach, Sponsor, and Glen Faulkner. Biicl: ran:: Gary Bowen, Dale Embirh, Rachel Grogan, I ' residenI: Clalvin .Strickland, Charles Burton, Bill Shelton, Evelyn C:line. 1 n e A r t s F u t u r e T e a Nick (Uicrere, Vic-Pnudrtit: Don,ilil H.: Bittv Humbli-, Pftsiilrnt; Maiian Gia Ht, StDilan r s First row, lejt to right: Lucy Herrin, Mary Stevens, Merle Shelton, Lura Jane Caroll, Shirley Rice. Sn row: Sylvia Fee, Mae Omie Hobby, Imogene Poole, Geneva Todd, Gerry Price, Presidfrit: Marjorie Jrnl; Kathleen Shumaker, Sfcond ] ' u ' e-Prisident. Sliinding: Jimmy Askins. Bill Gibson, P ' irsI I ' ur-Prisidinl. pictured: Rachel Shelton, Secrtiary: Bill Davis, ' Ireamni . WlK f%t) ci B a P t i S t u d e n t s Finl nw. I,fl t„ i.olil: Miiixarrt Wliii,-. K.illilcrn Shnin.ik. i , M.iith.i k..L ' .-)s, I ' ln ilis Rnhiiai Bdiiiiii- I-Cti- -II. l-f,u,l,„l: Mali.- Ha .iul. Maiuin (Havitt. ,,ni,in: I ulliv liKk.-i. I,, a.:,,,,, rinr: Riilli 1 ) .lil)in- , Mai jori.- |(nkiiis, F.li alxth ( lascv, I.iilv Hriiin. I.cmisr Mcjurr, Can ijan-i Wnotni. l.u Ht-nlv Coblr. . I . ■ ■ I iiiiK Warrick, Miss K. mimI,!-,, s ,. S,cond Ivn I ' ipkin, Bnimir C :ul,-, Mar- Miss kl .N(j| l s, S iiMior ami BiiNMI. l ' i:i l M.I., I ' lruilnil Women ' s Athletic Association ' I ' lic .uii iiics (il ilic Women ' s Alhlciic As- scicijliuii ill ri-i4-3T were ariccl and intcri ' sting 111 lliiisc wlici |i,irlici]i.il( ' (l. The .inniial inlianiural Idurnaincnts ul lich.l luickrx. trnnis. ullcv I lall, liaskclhall. and soill.all lirlpcd In luHill die purpose ol the or _;aiii alion li losterinu i;ood spoi Isiii.iiisliip and lair pla , l ' la da s on dilleieiU (.iiiipuses wci ' e lull loi- tliose who look pari. riie annual Honieeoiinn ' .; Danee was sponsoicd l) die .A -A. aL;ain this ear. This pio eil an enio al)le oei asion lo reluriunt; alninni as well as lo die canipiis sliidenis, Shordv lielore the Chiislinas liolida s. WAA. ( ' aliincl ineinbcrs sold Chrislinas seals lo help liyhl lulieicailosis. ' I he Caliinel also revised the om.uii alion ' s eonstilulion and had it piinled in liooklet lorin. I h - lii- hliuht ol die eai was the Ma Day lesii iiies. All women sludenls perlornied lor (.hieen l.dilh and li i ro al ((iiiil. endiiit; die eel- ehialioii wiih a iKaulilul dame in llii- e i-ninu. 58 Fii l ,,:!,■ 1,11 In whl- Iniii N ' .imus Srnrlmx- ' hni ' uui: |ohn Lamljcth. I ' l.uilnil; Bill (iihson, l ' „;-J ' i,u,lnil. H.iik nnv: Stii.irl Maynarci, Spm.m; l)a id Mricdit ' h, ,Sy- «w- ,- Benjamin Baker, Spmiwi : Dr. Piirdoni, Chanimw of Ca l.t;: ' Mht.lu Comiinll.r Men ' s Athletic Association The operation of Guilforcrs Athletic Program depends largely upon the hannon which is worked out between the oliucrs of the Men ' s Athletic Association and the coaching staff in regards to finance. The funds are allocated 1) the Student Affairs Board and the prol)leni of distribution falls upon the oMieers of the Men ' s A. A. The Association this ear purchased new uniforms and ec|uipinent for some of the major sports and all ec|uipment for the minor sports, as well as awarcling varsity letters. Other than the connection with major and minor sports, the Association spon.sors an e. teiisi e and well- rounded Intranuu-al Program which included making awards. The credit for a job well done goes to President John Lambeth, ' ice-President Bill Gibson and Secretary-Treasurer Tom dunts. John Lambeth, Frendenl 59 ■ ;j n«r, Irfl In rn; il: Nick (JiRTcrc, Aniokl l.earv. Van Cluthrcll, Don Pcicisc, Tommv ■ounts, niuinr: Bob Cornisli, Chailie Siridi-r, Mark Privott, I ' rfsulrnI: Curt He.sre, I.ovelaci- B.-ll, Leslit- F. i-i -it. Ihuk nnr: |olui Lainbi-tii, Clicstci- Baker, C. A. Holt, Karl KocbbcrlinK, Ed Brown, Clharlcs Trafford. Marsin Caiiuthcis, Bill Romrs, ' ( MusKr Hartlt-v. Morris Hall, Bill Ciibson, I ' ne-Fnsii iiil. .Vol piiiinn : Tom Neilson, Secretary. Monogram Club I ' lic Moniitjram (lliili li.is ,il .i s hern lluiii lil scisons is clii iMc for mciiil icr ship in llic- clnl). of as an (jr anizalioii which is a liatici ' in tani|)ns I ' hc vindcic lass nicnilnTS ol ihc Mcjn()!;r.nn ( ' In!) aclivilii-s al ( iiiiHoicL I he- line spirit c)l co-opcralion arc- aw.ndc-cl ictl sweaters or red jackets and the has Ijcen expressed thrcuiyhcill die e.n- in the- Icjitiinale seniors aic awarded white sweaters to selhim of prot ianis and concessions at all home indicate the numhei ol ears lhe received varsity Raines, a li ht that makes the chili laiiK inde- lc-|ters. pendent. The hinhliuht ol the eai is the animal Tlie cliili was lortimate to have had ca|)alile ( ' .hrislmas dance sponsored l the Monogram olhccas such as; Mack Piivotl. piesident. Hill Cliil). Miss Dot I ' leasanls reigned as (!hiislinas (iilisan, ice-president, loin . i-ilson, secretary, f|iieen at this sear ' s ei splendid ,dlaii, and loni ' omlts, treasmer. Ihex once a .iin made . ii man student who wins a aisil letter li the Monogram ( ' liili one ol the most oittstandinc; |)a rtic ipa tiiin in a majoi or minor sport o] .ic tiny oit;ani ,itions on campus, in the ' apaiil ol manage i lor two c onsec iit i e 60 Cheerleaders With the l)Ci;inniim of school each year comes the great game ol ' l ' ooll)all, and with the teams on the field we look lor those red and sray figures, who lead tis in pvishini; the teams on to victory with lots of school spirit, cheers, and yells, the CHEERLEADERS. This year they liegan the season with only three meiiihers Irom the year before; namely, Emily Warrick, Chief C:hcer- leader; Ann Rae Thomas, and Betsy Marklin. We needed more to spark more pep so Lila Ticc, Carolyn Ncwlin, Rill Pollev, Allen Frye, and Jim Tunstall were welcomed to the squad along with Bill Michaels, who served with the squad before he transferred in 33. Alternates chosen were Lois Svkes, Earline Ingram, and Bob Iskowitz. The season be an with the Appalachian same; then we iourne ed to Emory and Henry in Marion, ' ir j;inia and sponsored a picnic supper for all Guilford students .ittendint; this game; next on the list was the annual !;ame with Elon; finally windini; up the season was the Hampden- Sydney game in Danville, ' a. Basketliall opened up a new season with re- newed isor and jiep for those whcj tried so hard to lift the morale of our hard workina; team. It was indeed a successful season and the cheer- leaders accomplished much with the pep-rallies, bon-fires, and desoted lo alt - in the interest of school spirit. Lrfl I., nohl: I.iiiily Wanick. U,,i,l Chmlradn: Carolyn Xcwlin, I.ila 1 1 Earline Ingram, .Allan Fry, Bob Iskowitz, James Tunstali. c, Ann Rae Thomas, Betsy Marklin, Lois .Sykes, 61 •jKirsK: !: c vT  r   :K rmw M U ■;■ , ' ,-■ l.iiM H.iniMli.n li. );.,;,„. I l.rlni.t Hn, knr, , 1 ,lr,,n. ir Srhncll. Aiinabi-ll - I .li.i v M ,i - l m n i ,,n M,.ir. Marnaift WDutcn, Anne riinbci lake, . rs a Watson. Pc[;t;y Witlicrs. Margaret Darrow, SyKia I ' cc. Eikx-n Murray, ] ' a- tricia Lifsey. Dorcas Epperson. Mac Oini Hobby. Beverly Mackie. Elizabeth King. Sicnnd rnw: Clara .Atkinson. Peggy Johnson. -N ' ancy Dettor. Evelyn Cline, .Shirley Rice. .Merle .Shelton. Peggy Blair. Dorothy Bristow. Beverly Haines. Iris Nichols. .Anne Rollins. Rachel Richardson, Edith Pate, Clarolyn Pipkin. I hint mir: .Jane Ott. .Susan Walter. Barbara Davis. .Ann Rae Thomas. Trilby Tucker. Margaret Tremain. Rachel Grogan. Beth Eastwood. Barbara .Stanfford. Lu Henly Ooble. Reva Watson. Oarolvn .N ' ewlin. to , imr: Bob Bradhain. [errv Pavseiu . Rovce . ngel. George Houston. Frank Cireiner. Samuel Leal. C:harles Farlow. Howard Hinshaw. Bob Iskowitz. Frank Wright. Kenneth Wood, . ndv Brislow, Calvin Strickland, Leslie Everette, Lariy Emerson. Ch oir riic (MiiHiiid Colli-ijc . C.ippcll.i ( ' liDir. (Ty succrssfiil lour south cxlt ' iicliiit; lhroiis;h the ret oi;iii r(l ,is oni- of the h-.uhnt; ( :lioi,il oru.uii .i- St, lies ol (icorui.i. Soiilh ( iciidlin.i. . l.il i.ini.i. .iiitl lions in tlir soulh. is in its t M-iU -seventh se.ison. I ' lorid.i. enthriL; with eoneeils in the st ile of ■| his ear the choir j;,i c its annn.il pi-esent.ilioii . orih (l.irdiin.i. I he lour w.is closed with the of the . ft unli Handel in the hill and ,i sprint; aiuinal spiinu concert at (iiiilloid. presentation ol ,i Mi w Bath. 1 he ( hoii h.id a 62 CHOIR OFFICERS: I, „ ,,-. , ,,,, ,,-,m„ ,r,,i„n: Mr. Baumbach,il(;vf or.- Trilby Tucker, ' ,,. - ,;; . Aiuly Bristow, ' i,-ns,i,n: Reva Watson, Secrelnrv. Guilfordian Staff With (il. XLI, o. 1, ihc Ciiiljiiiduin hfcame ,1 wcckK |)iililic:ition. E ci ' s Fridav, with the cxccplion ol Nacations and exams, (ho paper presented the student liucK with the news of the campus. The (iiiilfordian was aljlc. on the weekl schedule, to co er many facets of campus hie. I ' rom the new Frazier .- paitmcnts, throusjh the fight for pre- si-ason football practice. Homecoiiiins; and the new Ph.D. ' s, Dr. Milner ' s 20 years, Guest Editorials, a blind and deaf football team, the .S.SL, Quaker Sports. Who ' s Who, the May Queen eK ' ctions. Founders Da and the Elon a;ame, the question of school spirit ' I ' he Gla.ss Menagerie, intramural footiiall winners, the Building Program issue, the Messiah, basketball co erage. Read- ing Da through the (hiilfoidiaii s efforts, Ohrist- mas. the MSC; petition, i-xams and the .Xppa- lachiah game (we won), Mr. C olile ' s barn burns, (riiilforiltan joins . C ' P, we get pre-season practice, the snow. Religious Emphasis Week, the X ' alentinc Dance, Down in the ' allc , Elections, Spring X ' acation. and so on through to Ma Day and CJradu.ition. This was l ' hT4-3.T presented in weekK installments. S,„l,,l. 1,11 In n hl: l ' (i;us Wills. M.u ,ul■| Ann While. I,.( )d((jl,si.n. . l.nv . U Cl.iik. ),nnic .Sniitli. Si,niilui«: .Sanncir.i Craddock, Bill Policy, Carolyn .Ncwlin, Barbara (aay. Betty Busick, Barbara McC:icllan. Dr. Burrows, AJiism: Beverly Mackie. Marvin Carruthers, Je.sse Kra ier, Bill ' an Hoy, Bct.sy Marklin, Lcona Schmid, Bonnie Clolc, Janice Corneilson, Frank I.araway, Kay Winslovi ' . 64 Quaker Staff Mr. Parsons, .Sfm Betsy Wolf, ««wn, .. Mnn.ior,: Phyllis Redman, Eililor: Julia Hollowell, Maiin«in ICrlilnr; Jennie .Smith, Associate ' Editor This vear the Quaker StiitT. in its eflort to catch a glimpse of the exents which will fore er briiia; you yotir yearbook, has enclca ' ored to stand out in oin- memory as those which made open all the doors of aeti ' ity ol ' the college and your college days the happiest of your life. Left to right: Bob Iskowitz, Sports Editor; Bonnie Cole, Bob John.son, Photngrti di, , : Bill an Hoy, P mlngr iphn : Mar a Bowen, Ann Harper, Sylvia Greer, Marie Brewer, Senior Class Editor: Marty Burton, .1; Editor: Linda Jones, MuL-iip Editor. . ul shown: Bill Haworth, Advertising Manager; Peggy Jones and Eller Butncr. 65 i T HOIS ' OR BOARD: Left to rii ht: Betty Busick, Martv Burton. Cha Seoitmy; Kctchcl Adams. , o hmrii: Mr. .Mcri-dith. Adiiun-. John Church. Rav Chalklcy, Margann White, .S(:||()I.. RSH1P .S()C:IET ' at the sfjrint; induction: Fnmt rmc. Irfl In iisht: Mr. Polk, speaker for the occasion: Barbara . nson. Pliyllis Redman, Joyce Pate, Maljie Benedict, Presidnit in ' ,;. .■ Marie Brewer, PitsidenI tn ' 55: Marty Burton, Kay Williatns. Back row: .Mrs. Dorothy Thorne, S )o}i or i i ' 51: Dr. Clyde .Milner, Dr. Edward Burrows, Roy Clemmons. Dr. Harvev I.jimi;, Edward Brooks. Dr. Eva C:ampliell, Christina Gidvnski, Mrs. Ernestine Milner, Sponsor in .w; Janice Corneil- son, Mr. Whitfii-ld Cobb, Trilby Tucker and John Pipkin. 66 Student Christian Association The Student C hristian Association as the central organization for religious activities on campus has clone well in its projects this year. At regular meetings on Sunday nights vvc have enjoyed a number of very fine programs and worship services. One of our most interesting programs was Mrs. Milner ' s lecture on Marriage and the Family sponsored by the Personal Life Commission whose chairman is John Church. This topic al va s seems to interest college students! The S.C .A. has had the responsibility of sexcral student chapel programs during the year. They were very successful and a vote of thanks goes to Bill Gibson, Rcva Watson and Lucille Herrin for being leaders in this capacit) ' . Other projects of the year were the Campus C hristmas Reception and a Claroling Party. Re ligious Emphasis Week is always a big project of the S.C.A., and this year was under the able leadership of Janice Corneilson. Our biggest project of the year was to send someone from Guilford to the National Quad- rennial Conference of the Y.W. ' s and ' .M. ' s all o er the nation. With the hel]) f the Student Affairs Board we were able to linance two delegates to this worthwhile and important conference. Ann Rae Thomas and Lucille Herrin very ably repre- sented our college and will he able to share their experiences with us in the tuture. This t ]je of thing is what helps the .Student Christian .As- sociation grow. First rnw, left tn right: Kathleen .Shumaker, Janice Corneilson, Vaun Russell, Mary Stevens, Dorcas Epperson, Clara Atkinson, Sylvia Fee, Imogcne Poole, Barbarajinettc. Bad row: Mary Ella Clark, Treasurer; .Andy Bristow, Viee-PresidenI; Neva Watson, President; Ann Rae Thomas, Secretary; .Sue Genz, Mr. Haines, Sponsor; Miss Marlette, Sponsor; Dr. Crownfield, Sponsoi : Reva Watson. Third row: Bill Gibson, Jim Askins, Frank Wright, John Church, Frank Laraway, Pctrgy Johnson, Mae Omi Hobby, Barbara Davis, Beverly Haines, Lucy Herrin, Margaret Wooten. 67 Reveler ' s Council I he R( ' clci ' s (ilul) is the draiii.ilic (iii; mi ..ilii)n c)l (iiiilloi ' d (!i)llcm ' . Its priiiiiiiA aims arc to luilhcr iiUrrrst in clrani.nics .mcl Ui |)rc) ific I ' lilcrtaimnciU lor tlic coilrnc. It is headed l) ihe Reveler ' s ( iouncil. which is made up (il die cxi ' cu- li c Cdmiiiitlee and those memhers il the ciiih who through their wiiik on (he pla s ha c merited election to the coimeil. We lr to put on at h-asl one contenipor.n ' v pla and one classii ' e ci e,n. with ihe , ( - (huoii ol a tew one-act pla s peiloinied chnini; ( liapel period. This eai we h,i e enlarijed our SI hiduh- lo ini hide three uiaior pro(hietions in- slead of the usual two. W V ha e pnl on 7 , (,l,r Mni.ianir I . ■jeiuiesse.- W ' lllianrs. .1 ,, m Iiv r,nripidi-s, and I lir I i,lr ' . iil Jm Ihiniitin. I)V (Christopher I ' r . We ha i ' also pi-oduced in chapel I hiCdiislant Lorn 1 1 St. John Ilankin. 68 Athletic Doors -i - ine:;js : ' . ' jfe-, j ; a: :fl c ■ - M ' p- ' io - = gca 2 1 = -= - S c ■ ;■- o-r z s, -y. -y -7 -v ■ -• a . 2 2 - ; ; - 1 f 3 Strider, Co-Caplni i Rogers, Cnpln Piivott, Cn-Cnpin Cornish, All-Cwjr. This Ncar ' s maroon and E;rey clad cle cn, while onl ' winning one game on its schedule, gave ihe Guillord partisans nianv exciting and tense moments. The Quakers plaxecl much better ball than their record indicates, but considering the shortage of man power as compared to the other schools, the season was by no means a total loss. The outstanding feature of this year ' s Quaker ele en was the iron clad defense which made our opponents fight for e ery yard. The highlight of the season came when the Quakers trounced hea ily favored Lenoir- Rh ne, 14 to 7. before a large h(jmecoming crowd. Next year the Quakers will be minus the services of Jack Bedford, Nick Guerere, Chester Baker, Arnold Leary, Dun Perci.se, and Mack Privott, via graduation. Cl(jach Stuart Ma narcl o[)timislicall ' looks to next ear for another season ol thrills and spills. Leary fi Appalachian 10 211 Wuffurd 34 ( ' Eniurv : Hcnr 1 3 14 Lenuir Rh nc 7 () Newberry 13 13 Elon 2(1 7 C:a(a vl)a 33 n Hainpclcn-S dnc ' 3 AR.SI TV SQUAD: l ' u-.l imv. trjl h, nolil: Ted Bruun. Maiia n. Pal Hanks, Nanct- WhiU-. Don Urmiick, Oswald Sihinicft, Grover Minor, Roger Roan, Don Hall, Managrr. Secuntl row: David Mt-rcdich, IIkiiI Cmir i: Jamt-s Burgess, Bob Gordon, Bill Atkins, Dermont Jarett, C:. j . Holt, Guy Dowd, Ben Baker, Coafh. C ' .i iic i D;i icl Mcrcclith :is faced with rcliuildint; his sciuaci this year after se eral key losses from last ear ' s squad. Only Bill Atkins remained from the pre ious starting i v. Heiwever, Don Hemrick, Gii Dowd, and Jim Btiryess showed sit ns of future stardcjm. 7 he Quakers were again sentinienlal laxdiites of the fans at the North State C jnlerence Toiunament at I.exinaton. 73 Go, Quakers, Go! ! ! JUNIOR ARSITY: • ,,in 1, ' ft In right: FuUam Gashion, Bill Wallace, Tommy Dillon, Bill West, Kemp Gummings. Snund rnw: Roger Roan, Pat Banks, Julian Peebles, Ronald Tcachey, Bill Slaughter, Ben Baker, Cach. fei- J - First row, left In n ' i; il: Li-aiy, Oharlton, Caplain; Redfcarn, Biistiiw, Muttola, .Srliiiii.lt, S,,,„„l ;...., Ailaiiis, Rn .,l, iilm I Payseiir, Cashion, Tranmcl, Frye, Moss. Tlunl row: Miklcs, ShrlKui, DdwniiiK, Dciwd, Alkujs, I ' luisr, tiuatli Ma ii ii(l. BASEBALL PREXIEVV At the time ul ' this writint; plans are incomplete If the Quakers pick up where they left off last for this vears baseball team. C ' oach Maxnard ex- ear the ' should be a sure bet for the playoffs, pects to field a strong team with the help of some which follow the regular season. of last vears veterans. Among those rt ' turning The Quakers this ear will pla ' two Northern will l)e: C ' .hick Trafford, Guy Dowd, Oz Schmidt, powers. ' ale and Williams. The Quakers will be Dermont Jarrett, Bill . tkins, Fullam Clashion. and out to soimdh ' beat Williams again, ha -ing beaten others who should pru ide a strong nucleus with them 16 to I last year. Earh prospects to another which the coach can work. hue baseball season. 75 fT =v : - :% ' : 111.- (JolC ' IVam is IooMul; l,,n i(i(l lo a good season. Tlicy arc: ■  « , , o nj; ; .- Coach Baker, Self. Jw l; Jacobson, .S ™ I ' uhli.ih: Corr.ish. Hiiiiiuchich, Baker, Leary. Hcsl seals in the house Social Doors - Ml- IVeev Jones. Miss Dorolhv Pleasants. Miss Sue („n , tl.r I ' lV, ()ur,n: M,s 1 h.lm.i Biickner, the 1954 ( Jucin. Miss Brtsv .Marklin. and Miss l.ila tire. Homecoming Homecomini; crossed the ihrrsliold of C)ctol)cr 16 with excitement and many climatic activities. The campus was shedding its fadiance and wel- come signs to all the retui nin alumni. Each dorm was gayly decorated in r|uite iinif|ue and iiiterestinsi; fashions to ilhislrate the deleat of the doom-fated Lenoir-Rhyne Bears. . ew N ' orth. the Section of Selection, took honors of dorm deco- ratiiit? hy exIencHng a yreat welcome to aiimmi in the form of a ritz ■Pol.ir Bear (!iiil), ' awnings and all 1 The kiek-ofi al 2:0(1 lirouuhl e cr ()ne lo the iieid to watch the (.Quakers trample the Rears in one ol the greatest wins of the season. hat an upset ! ■At hall-time there was a yala parade of floats, sponsored l) th ' doiaiis. and Kathrinc Hine Sh(jre look the eiip lor this e ent l) portraxing a hincr.il procession of mourners for the dead Bears. ( :liin,i in ; the e ' enls was the crowning of the (. ucen. Miss I helma Buckner of Greensboro, who with her tourl. reii ned throutrhout the day and was honoicd with the homecoming dance which ended the tremendous celel )ration. U ' ' H H H H i ' ' ' 1 NIW if ' FT. y m ll g Dot Pleasant, Christmas (,2i ' ' ' ' i escorted by Lo elacc Bell. CHRISTMAS DANCE SPONSORED B ■ THE MON ' OCRAM CLU: 79 VI aj Queen edith meyers 80 Maid of Honor bonnie ferrell 81 MAY COURT IRILBY rUClKI ' R PH ■ .I.IS REDMAX MARIAN GRAVITT MARJORIE JEXKIXS JtA -J Jur J di n lco Ct ' unMijU L y : %7y ' ■ jlJ, y S a.cJieA.-9c Advertisers and Sponsors (f A MISS FA F.I.VX C:LIXE spunscirccl l) |.)hn Lanil)cih. Firsidciu of Men ' s Athletic Association MISS 1AM, 1). WILLS sponsdicd l) Cli.nlic Siridcr, Prcsidcnl (il Men ' s Sludent ( i(j (T iniienl MISS JOYCE FINGADO sponsored by Bill Ciihson, First Vice-President of Baptist Student Union ff ' ! 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Caroll, Kennett, (](jiie, Nichols. tordians, I ' riends ami Irieiuls nl Irieiids Rates Ijeu ' in at $2. SO loi a siM I(• .1X1 k (;M) i,i, i.i i i ik )isr, Mise ollernm tlie liii.M .ic c . .iiiino. i.llloll lo C d SS.IIII lor ,1 doiililr loi Ihe luulll W Oollege 4281 or u rile I l ( ; I l K ( ;S| JAI.i: ALIMM IIOI SI.. (11 IIIOKI) (( )l.l,l,( ;K, . ( (li.iLi- .ind Iriends ol Cuil- .llions lrl |)lioii, C Fml rnn; left lo right: Watson, Newlin, Fee, Shelton, Poole, Rollin?, Pate, Richardson, Cornell, Tolbert, Sykes, Clash- well, Rice, Watson. Second row: Wootcn, .Shepherd, Warrick, Darrow, Mackie, Nichols, Hammond, Todd, Brewer, .ShefTicId, Hrrrin, Davidson, Lifscy, Jones, Jones. Slanding: Hulin. Burton, Hou.se President; Hawley. M.ARY HOBBS ll.AI.I. Where fun, fellowship and f ' riend.ship meet! s h () r e h ' liil ran: h ' fl In nalil: Shepherd, Hou.ll. ( Im,. Siarnes. Timl.erlake, Thnmn ' i. CriHilh, (::risson . Srcnrid ui, : Roosa. Hnkierliv. Heainan, Biddle, M.nklm. Miss Marlette, Dean ol ' Women: Crews, |i.hnson, Epperson, 7:.:i)i foic: Smith. Mevers, House PresiiUnl; lav. Wall, Tucker. ■ ,«,. , In irjil: F.lias. Creer. Jackson. (Jraddock. Iia er. S. ' .ni,, mir: Harper. Tice. Mvers. Wahers, L.ipp. Sdmcll. Slniulnm: Russell. Tanner. Spencer, l.oni;. Sieni. . tkinson. Hohbv. King, McCain, Bowen isnu. Davis. Clover. H a 1 1 Section of Selection N e w N o r t h Yankee Stadium Home (il Alhlclcs. ( icnllciurii. ar.cl Silujlarj ■ . ?mr, Ifll 1,1 nsihl: West, Stiid.i. I„,miI nli. I uriM ,, M, 1.,,. I:, in. WiiiIh,,,,, , liniu.i, VVallarr. Sainul rmv: C threll, Pcnisc, McCumhv. Havvortli. Sclinii.ll. Ihn.l ,,-,, M.imi.,. Urnclntn, l.n.nv.n h„nlh row: ( ■luilklcv. IrafTord DriM-i. Allri-,1. ■■, , ,wr. I ' airis. Sall.-i lirM, Si, ml,, ,mI, ,,«, ; ( :a, , i,llifis. M.K, ■,,«,!. Hanks. ,nw i. Snnii, ,mr: Sl,rii,,„. |a(ol,«,n, C.iinsl,, H,nv,-n Ha I. l..-, n.ithv. 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