Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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The big man on the IP S Quaker staff is David Griffin. Anne Cox, the Business Manager, is working on prospective ad- The Quaker Virginia Cox. Layout Edit layouts. experimenting vi th new ideas fo Mary Kay Hyluni. Manaj ing lid annual to get ideas.

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The 1957-58 W.S.G. council has as its pri- mary aim to be more than a punishing body. Thus, in addition to its regular disciplinary duties, they sponsored several worthy projects. As a result of suggestions from the women stu- dents, the council came out in the fall with a revised rule book, a new card signout system, and turned in to the business office a list of needed dormitory improvements. At Home- coming they coordinated the women ' s dorm decorations and floats. Following one of the home football games, they sponsored an in- formal dance in the Union. In cooperation with the S.C.A., the W.S.G. gave a Christmas party for needy children. As their term of of- fice ended, the council has as their last project a fashion show in cooperation with Montal- do ' s. The W.S.G. President i led the women student: as Rachel Richardson in all their activities. vho very ably Women ' s Student Government The 19S7-58 W.S.G. Council was composed dents. Fint row, left to right: Bobbie Gn Richardson, Secretary Jo Ann Hundley, Trea e following ■resident Rai Trudie Girc and Marty Allen. Second row: Ruth Ann Mertz, Barbara Davis, Judy Meyers. Carol McBane, Ruth Ann Hammond, Margie Ha- worih, and Mary Ruth Shropshire. 19

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For a change our photographer Bob Johnson stands in front of Mr. David Parsons, the faculty advisor, gave the staff much the camera. valuable advice and assistance. Many hours of hard work and deep thought went into the Quaker this year as the staff endeavored to give the stu- dents a new and more appealing yearbook. Without the help of Anne Cox who has done a remark- able job as Business Manager, our yearbook would never have stood up under the strains of the business recession. Many thanks to Ann Harper, Janet Smith, and Bobbie Gray who worked with copy, statistics, classes, incidentals. Woody Finley and Sid Hart were responsible for the athletic sec- tion which is the best ever. If it hadn ' t been for A. T. Bar- bee and Bob Johnson, we couldn ' t have published this book. Their pictures have proved invaluable. However, if one name were to stand out above all the rest it would be that of Virginia Cox. Without her steady guiding hand, her re- minder of things I had to do, her efficiency of getting ac- complished on time what had to be done, and her wonderful spirit and moral support, I could not have edited this book. In addition there are many others whose assistance proved invaluable — Mr. Charles Hunter and Hunter Publish- ing Company, Mr. David Parsons, Mr. Dave Morrah, Mr. Dave Nicholson, Dr. Marjorie Williams, and Lee Jacobson. Dave Nicole Schrciner, Ann Harper, Bobbie Gray, Sid Hart and ' Woody Finley take a br ' iak from their varied jobs.