Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1959 volume:

' ; ' ' f % mm t 5J — -1 ( 1959 P? 2A VIRGINIA COX . . . Editor DAVID H. PARSONS . . . Advisor Guilford Colic jge. North Carolina ?k ut z edication Memories we shall carry with us when we graduate — - memories of our years at Guilford and of the friends we ' ve made. There is one whom we will remember throughout our lives. One who is always around to give us an encouraging word, the extra boost we need at times. One who shows genuine interest in his students, and who by his Christian example guides us towards more useful citizenship. One who understands our problems and keeps his door open at all times for any who want to talk or need advice — a friend to us all. To Dr. Edward F. Burrows we, the seniors, gratefully dedicate this, the 1959 Quaker. ,$IB«Stcta . s. ■ - , - if smasm ir - «i i  -« '  ' ' RememSeving ouv .... . - leisure moments. e magic • ' ' t l ' ' ' - «■■ t4«i -jfiijj m J : Xi k. -f ' ' . dj moonligdi... ide work And lis vew2ivds. OUT jviends and k fun... along ide paffis of memories. In years to come may the wonder of print and the magic of the camera ' s eye recapture our wonderful memories . . . we experienced victory and defeat . . . joys . . . disappointments . . . happiness . . . sorrow . . . these shall always be ours. And now as we recall this passing year at Guilford, we know that . . . memories are maJe of ffiis. Contents llllli - Administration 18 H j H .,,. ,..-. if. ■■11 ■■■•a r Classes 30 Activities 78 ' HF j Athletics 104 J Jj V |. . ; M- Features 124 t f h t i i  i )i n ADMimSTRA rr Dr. Clyde A. Milner • ' . . . Dr. Clyde A. Milner has contributed generously of his many talents and energies to the growth of education, culture, and the spiritual life of the City of Greensboro and its surrounding com- munities . . . and is held in high regard by educators throughout the nation ... George H. Roach, Mayor City of Greensboro In honor of Dr. Milner ' s twenty-fifth year as President of Guilford College ' dweniy-jijid year On Thursday, October 16, and Friday, October 17, educators from near and far gathered at Guil- ford College for the Guilford College Convocation on Liberal Education, honoring our president, Dr. Clyde A. Milner, in his twenty-fifth year as president of the college. Thursday morning Capus Waynick, Adjutant General of the State of North Carolina, introduc- ed Dr. HoUis Edens, President of Duke University and first speaker of the convocation. At the special luncheon Dr. Franklin H. McNutt, Dean Emeritus of the Graduate School of the Univer- sity of North Carolina in Greensboro, spoke to the guests and commended Dr. Milner for his contributions to education. Stringfellow Barr, Pro- fessor of Humanities, Newark College of Rutgers University, gave the afternoon address. Howard Brinton, Director Emeritus of Pentlle Hill, was the central figure of Friday morning ' s program. The Ninth Ward Lecture by J. Flo d Moore, Associate Professor of Bibical Literatuu ' and Religion at Guilford, spoke on Rufus Jones The A Cappella Choir under the direction of Carl C. Baumbach, sang at these four major gath- erings. Visitors and friends gathered in Founders Hall to greet Dr. Milner and to show their appreciation for his outstanding work. Outstanding speakers on campus to honor Dr. Milner are shown here with him and Mrs. Milner. Front row are Mrs. Milner, Stringfellow Barr, Dr. Milner; back row, Gordon Blackwell, Hollis Edens, and Franklin McNutt. i Wf Board of ' 6vusiees The Board of Trustees is the backbone of our college policies, headed by Robert H. Frazier of Greensboro. Pictured here are other members of the board before their fall meeting. Seated are Xereus C. English from Thomasville, Joseph D. Cox from High Point, Eunice A. Parker from High Point, and Chairman Robert H. Frazier. Standing are Edwin P. Brown from Murfreesboro, Horace S. Haworth from High Point, L. Elton Warrick from Goldsboro, A. Wilson Hobbs from Chapel Hill, F. Duval Craven from Greensboro, William A. Wolff from Winston-Salem, and David J. White from Greensboro. Luby R. Casey from Goldsboro and Hugh W. Moore from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania were not present when the picture was made. New members appointed since are Ruth Newlin Coble from Guilford College and B. Clyde Shore from Winston-Salem. V H arvey A. Ljung Dean of the College Helen C. Davis Dean of Women , ( ' W; A„ ' « v Our Deans Bill Lee Yates Dean of Men Eva Galbroath Campbell Biology .jtf« t Edward E. Terrell Biology Edwin A. Smith Natural Science Charles N. Ott Chemistry !l - J. Curt ' iotorius Economics Joseph Stuart Devlin Economics E. Kidd Lockard Economics Havold M. Bailey Education Philip W. Furnas English Chauncey B. Ives English jt ' ■Oft A SfS l5i ff - ' Edna L. Weis English Donald D. Deagon English Hiram H. Hilty Spanish i Ann Fleming Deagon Language ( ' Sf V ' in Ligia D. Hunt .Mary B. Feagins Spanish German French Eugene H. Thompson Stuart T. Maynard Herbert T. Appenzeller Robert E. Shoaf French Physical Education Athletics Physical Education 1t Helen Fortenberry Mary Catherine Upchurch Algie Innman Newlin Physical Education Physical Education Head Resident Shore Hall History Political Science Edward F. Burrows History Oscar Maurice Polhemus Political Science Alma Martin Home Economics E. Garness Purdom Physics Mathematic Lew J. Lewis Mathematics Evaleen Brooke Jo Mathematics Carl C. Baumbach Music jl fA Maxine K. Ljung Piano Jerry M. Smyre Music Carroll S. Feagins Philosophy Ernestine Cookson Milner Psychology £M Patrick B. Comer Psychology Frederic R. Crownfiold Religion E. Daryl Kent Religion Philosophy J. Floyd Moore Religion Thomas J. Moore Business Administration Robert M. Dinkel Sociology I David B. Stafford Sociology Gordon W. Lovejoy Sociology Eleanor Bailey Librarian Mildred F ' arrow Librarian Treva Wilkerson Mathis Li brarian David H. Parsons. Jr. Business Manager r t ' David W. Morrah. Jr. Director of Promotion Gay H. Spivey Librarian Marjorie Williams Director of College Union y ' . ' N. Era Lasley Registrar ■a S v ' £M Charles C. Hendrick: Director of Admi Gene S. Key Alumni Secretary- Elizabeth S. Bergman Assistant Treasurer ■- «« o f Velta Frisbergs Housekeeper Hassie C. Johnson Head Resident, Mary Hobbs Hall Blonnie Lou Ca) College Nuri; Margaret E. Crownfield Secretary to the President Dalphine Weisner Office Secretary Mary E. Lynch Office Secretary The seniors are almost at the the door leading; to the paths of the outside world, leaving behind four years of innumer- able memories, carrying with them rewards of their educa- tion. The class activities this year were headed by Coreen Case, Secretary, and Earl Jones, Treasurer, and, standing, Bill Crofton, ' icc-Presideiit, and Dave Hardin. President. Senior Chss Ojjlccvs - - lfrv 1 Seniors Ki Daryl Allen Janet Andrews Marty Allen Graham Allen Lee Andrews in I 5- y 4 a Seniors XT 3ob Appleyard f Yancey Beamer iKi Ilarry Bailey Louise Beasley ■ • Howard Beaton . : ' Becke Blackweli Claudette Belton l V ilS Jim Bolejack Semo vs Jim Burgess Vince Breitcnborg:er o Albert Bryant Seni ovs 1 r Danny Carr Ed Carroll Seniors Kay Carroll ) Bob Carswell i Wanda Carter b ' fcbL I f%ti - 98 y S Jake Caviness Larry Chesson w Dudley Cox L. ( % « v Virprinia Cox Seniors Deane Crenshaw Mm ' Jack Crenshav mm. P ' v 4 - Don Deaton 1 :m. ii %.. Stafford Davis Bill Dentiste Marty Domokos iP 1 Jerry Donevant r f Seniors Seniors Jim Gardner Tom English I mik Frances Evans Charles Green Dave Griffin . f 9 4k Jackie Glisson Sen lors Pattie Sue Hackney Bobbie Haight t !■:. ■.•. .1 H M.v v-va:- ' iitmim: Joyce Hannaum Charles Hardin Heea Haider Sen wvs Seniors Neal Harrington f Chester Haworth I X. t Ralph Holme George Helton Virginia Honea Ruth Hodgin Jo Ann Hundley Dennis James Seniors ■ P Earl Jones V Lf m k Seniovs Maaret Koivula i i s n i Bob Lichtman Tom Liverman n 1 «s Sen wrs George Lynch It Howard McDaniel Carol McBane Lyndall McFarland Andv McGlamerv ?. i-L: dk Bob Matthews •??■■!? ' ' Delores Miller Hap Miller - i Clara Montgomery Eugene Montgomery Seniors w% beniovs Cvnthia Moore Gertie Murrow ;-tr Warren Nichols 0 ' Mary Nell Parker ' ' Betty Ann Pringle Seni Bill Reynolds Dick Ringewald  t Margo Roberts Carolyn Robertson tjb ' lors Seniors f% Steve Rundio f 4 Mary Ruth Shropshire • ' f5fejf Jerry Showfety Reid Simmons r ' Eleanor Stem Bob Stanger Sidney Swiggett Betty Jean Steele m Bob Thompson David Tucker Seni ovs Jordan Washbun Seniors Dorcas White Eug:ene White r Marv Ellen White Pick Whittciiiore Seniors Betty Willev P V Bettv Zimmerman AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES A student ' s scholarship, his participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, his citizenship and service to the school, and his promise of future usefulness are the basis for selection to Who ' s Who, the hiRh- est honor a senior at (Juilford College may receive. The nine seniors recognized this year are, left to richt, Heea Haider, Mary Ellen White, Carol McBane, Dave Hardin, Jo Ann Hundley, Gertie Murrow, and Graham Allen. Unable to be present when the piiturc was maile were Bill Crofton and Chester Haworth. New techniques in foot- ball practice? Snow time-no stufly tir But we need some va- riety in the choir! Don ' t laujrh; philosophy •U will (ret the best of you, too! HJ oki The memories of three years are behind and the hope- ful dreams of a senior year are not far ahead as the juniors are nearind the last turns of their paths at Guilford. Leading- the juniors were Secretary Pat Gar- ner, President Charles Chase, and. standinK. Vice-Presi- dent Larry Holland, and Treasurer Wade Massey. junior C ass 0 iccvs Nancy Ackley Jeannette Adler Jimmy Anderson Charles Andrew Faye Atkins Sarah Atkin Ed Banninpan Bill Baldwin Bobbv Barhai Raniona Barrow- Neil Benson Bob Berger Bill Bloom Ginette Bourdareau Gordon Brewer H ill Bryant Louise Bunker Gave Burton Kaye Burton Tom Butt Bob Bvrun John Caraway Anne Carmichael Jack Carter Charlie Chase Betty Lou Chilton PepKy Sue Chilton Norma Jean Clark Bill Cobb Charles Cogpins Jo Cook Janice Cornell James Dale Margaret Davis Claude Doyle Martv Falkoff Larry Foltz Barrie Foster Roper Frost Groome Fulton Raymond Fuquay Ashlev Gainev Pat Garner Trudie Giroux Morton Goodman Ginny Hardin Marjorie Haworth John Hewlette Howard Hinshaw Gwynne Hupfer Manyon Idol Pat Isaacs James Kellam Doug Kerr Mary Kim Jane Lanier Fern Laudenslager Bobbie Jo LinebcrKcr John Lynch Wayne McColIum Willie McCorquodale Peppy McGuire Earl McNeal Robert McNeely Wade Macey Mills March Karl Marecek Jack Moon Jane Mowery Jim Newlin Tom O ' Briant C. E. Osborne Carl Opauski Lester Parker George Passes Gerald Poplin Caroline Prinim Bob Randolph David Rice Kermit Robinson Sara Jane Robertson John Shields Bob Smith Carol Smith Bill Smith Charles Snow Mike Spear Phillip Stallincs l« 5 t _ Chris Suiter Fred Thomas James Toomes Juli Trimble Bob Trosper Jerri Waldrep Bill Wcarmouth Uick Wiley Bob Winsor ifhAt A Clevie Wood ikirkJ Lester Zimmerman Almost at the half-way point are the sophomores, pro- gressing farther along the paths of education and life. Guiding the class were, sealed. Treasurer Jim Moody and Secretary Ann Clark. Standing are Vice-President Joe Brown and President A. T. Barbee. Sopdomove Chss Ojjlcevs ) ;aii « m sk f , kifl Miriam Alniaguer Annette Bailey Peter Bain Brodie Bake Bob Ballard A. T. Barbee Ed Bissette i Beverly Blankenship Earl Braxton Helen Brown Joe Brown Thomas Bryant Patty Burgess Lillian Burrow- David Candler Jana Carpenter Jane Carroll David Causey Joyce Causey Jim Chambers Charles Clark Cathy Coble James Corderman t 1 it:-    li i irv ikYfe William Driver E. B. Faulk Harold Fohvell Rasma Frisbergs I j ' «lH. Connie Gorsuch Nestus Gurley Glenn Hackney Jeff Hartsell Margaret Haworth Steve Helton Dannv Hendricks Fred Homer Robin Heritage Harold Holmes Edward Hunneyman Harold Hunter Jack Hunter Pat Ivester Harold James Neil Jones Anise Joyce Ray Joyner James Key Kaarle Koivula Angela Kopley James Lancaster David Leonard Charles Lester Charles Little Harold Long James Long Mai Liis Luide William McCoUum Betty Lou McFarland Richard McNeely Richard Marks Jamie Matthews Shelby Matthews Ruth Ann Mertz Jim Moody Patty Munk Richard Napoliello Joyce N ' eal Thomas Neal Carolyn Nimitz Rip Norman Richard Paul Frank Pfau Maurice Raiford Wayne Rayle Don Redmond Doug Redmond Carey Reece Ira Ross Ron Rumsey Arlene Wilma Lou Snipes Bruce Stewart Arthur Stokes Charles Wayne Stout Janice Stuckey Lynn Warren Lee White Jim Whitley i- i 5 - f -= . ,1- - P P P f ■ ' ;j -5 ?50 M hdkdik Erncstiiic William; Bobbie Wilson Judy Wolff Anybody for Rolf, Bill So what if it doesn ' t sound like Chopin? The first big steps have now been taken; and Freshman Orientation Week, the first dance, exam week, and new rules are all memories. Helping the freshman to start off on the right foot were, left to right. Evelyn Cope- land, Song Leader; Tommy Kemp, Treasurer; Jimmy Boles, President; Tommy Bowers, Vice-President; and Judy Allen, Secretary. 3rc ' sfiman Class Oj lccvs Charles Abernathy Judy Allen Marcus Allred Jessie Almond Adrene Andrews Gray Atkins Frank Bailey Gail Ballweg Ann Barwick Pat Bauprham Martha Bean Donnie Bodenheimer Jimmy Boles Dottie Bollenbach Tommy Bowers Betty Brown Richard Brown Stan Buck John Burwell James Carroll Georgia Harrell Childress Jimmy Childress Jane Coltrane Grafflin Co.ik Frances Cook Evelyn Copeland Edwin Davis Jim Davis Marian Davis Nancy Dawson Michael Dotten Rav Durham David Edgerton Forbes Elliott Willie Eversole Arnold English Barbara Fichman Paul Fields Phillip Fulton Marilyn Gainey Lucia Garcia Janice Greene Mary Greenwood Kathv Griffiths Melinda Gohle Charles Guldinc Nornia Haniru-k Joann Hanks Pi - X dMdiM V Wallace Harris William Harris Brooks Haworth Ken Hedrick Gene Hiatt Jay Hohn Robin Holland Ellen Horr Lynn Hundley Catherine Jones Ellen Jones Linda Jones Carolyn Johnson Larry Johnson Marsha Johnson Tommy Kemp Kim Kyun o Charles King: Shirley Kinkead Intrrid Kolls Linda Lawson John Lee David Levy Bonnie Lewis Don Lineberry Ethel Ann Little Karen Ljung Robert Lovell Harvey Lynch Lawrence McCollum Deets McCuUen Don McCurdy Betty McDaniel Hazel McMillan Hubert McMillan Norma McMillan Merle Mallard Isabel Manning Mike Marinoff Howard Marsh Millie Marshall Ronald Matthews Glenn Moon Danny Moore Marion Morgan Van Motsinger Tody Myers Chris Naylor Ronnie Otwell Betty Pake George Parish Ronald Parker Conrad Parlcer Marcus Perrv Sara Lou Phillips Carolyn Phipps Charles Pratt Ray Rumsey Jerry Ray Judy Rhodes William Rhoads Priscilla Richman James Roberts Richard Sain Chattie Sartin Joan Seelev Frankie Simpson Raymond Sharpe Ann Shelton Dora Smith Fraser Smith Judy Stancil Ann Dean Stratton Richard Strine Lee Stoddard Susan Sullivan Richard Taylor Dwight Thomas Judy Tindall David Tohm Bob Trautman Phil Tremain Jane Truelove Margaret Tuttle Fred Van Dolsen Susan Varner Giab Vu Wayne Wagoner Van Warner Jim Warren Charles Watson Mickey Watson Evelyn Westphal Mary Wheeler r U li rr-A fii t s ' mk - 1 . i tk Kennedy White Pete Whittier Joe Williamson ] 4i b JJdr Judy Winslow Janice Wray ■ ' 1 ' S Jg Special Students But we don ' t know any happy songs i ? ::f v feH jr:. ! ' rr ,E S 1959 The deadline is drawing near, and Editor Virginia Cox checks to see that each page is complete before packing the material and mailing the final pages to the publisher. Business Manager Anne Car- michael checks through the files, seeing what bills have been paid and what entries have to be made in the book. Carol.vn Robertson, statisti- cian, Marilyn Gainey, cutline writer, and Nancy Ackley, picture identifier, check the last group of photographs to be sure each person has his correct name. du2i ev Layouts . . . copy . . . pictures . . . and the 1959 Quaker is ready for the press. The staff has worked hard, especially as deadline time nears, to compile the material of the year ' s activities. Changes are constantly being made in hopes that the annual will be the best yet. Headed by Editor Virginia Cox, Business Manager Anne Carmichael, and Photo- grapher Dwight Thomas, the book provides a com- prehensive and enjoyable account of a year at Guil- ford College. Dwight Thomas, the campus photo- grapher, is also in the final rush, being sure the pictures are of first quality. Kaye Burton, Feature Editor, Jerri Waldrep, Administration Editor, Gaye Burton, Class Editor, Janet Smith, Activities Editor, and Sid Hart, Athletics Editor, are making the final comparisons of their sections to be sure there are no duplications and all the copy and pictures are in. Managing Editor Lillian Burrow works late one night to layout the ads before the paper has to be at the printers. Despite the worry of deadlines, by- lines, and headlines, the Guilfordian is always published every two weeks, thanks to the capable editorship of Margaret Haworth. Looking over the results of their work are Andrea Rogin, Associate Editor, Miles Frost, Advertising Manager, and, standing, Dwight Thomas. Photographer. Guilford lan Guilford bi-weekly newspaper, the Guil- fordian, gathers the campus news and provides a permanent record of all events concerninj:: the coUei e. Editor Margaret Haworth has worked many long hours along with the entire staff in providing the students and faculty with an excellent newspaper; the prob- lems of stories and deadlines did not mar the quality of the paper. Business Manager Bill Smith and liis wife Betty keep the Guilford- ian ' s debits and credits straight. The next edition ' s articles finished, the sports writers take a coffee break in the Union. Around the table are Lynn Hundley. Charles Watson. Sid Hart, and Bill Wearniouth. There are numerous things to be done, and these students help in many ways on the newspaper. Seated, left to right, are Barbara Fichman, Donnie Bodenheinier, Ellen Horr, Fraser Smith, Betsy Winesett, Janet Andrews, Sara Jane Robertson, and Jo Cook. Standing are Jackie Glisson, Ann Taylor, Betty Jean Steele, Lou Bunker, Fern Laudenslager, Mary Greenwood, George Passes, Ira Ross, Carolyn Nimitz, Betsy Ru.ssell, Frances Cook, Betty Brown, and Wanda Carter. ' dde Gad The Tad, Guilford ' s literary magazine, made its appearance for the first time last year. The organization is for anyone who is interested in creative writing of all kind s and also provides dis- cussions in various fields of study. Contri- butions to the maga- zine are read and eval- uated by the members of the council, and they select the best stories and poems by students and faculty members to appear in print. Those on the council are, first row, left to right, John Pot- ter, Betty Jean Steele, and Treasurer Earl McNeal. Second row are Howard Walton, Assistant Editor Bill Wearmouth, Editor Bill Bloom, and John Hewlett. Seated are Mary Wheeler, Bill Bloom. Bill Wearmouth, and Earl MoNeal checking over some of the articles. Standing on the next row are Ann Barwick, Jackie Glisson. Betty Jean Steele, and Don McCurdy. Last row, Howard Walton, Charles Chase, John Hewlett, Bill Baldwin, and John Potter. Student Affairs BoarJ The SAB is the co-ordinating board for the campus organizations which receive allotments from the student activities fee. At the monthly meetings af- fairs such as the Campus Chest Drive, elections, and the budget are discussed and attended to. Each organization has one member sitting on the board to represent them. Seated are Assistant Secretary Sue Drake, Chairman Bill Crofton. Secretary Betty Ann Pringle, and Vice-Chairman Heea Haider. Sec- ond row: Marty Allen, Gertie Murrow, Virginia Cox, Advisors Dr. Purdom, Dr. Williams, Miss Lasley, Dr. Victorius, and Margaret Haworth and Jo Ann Hundlev. Last row: Dean Jordan, Graham Allen, Jimmy Boles, A. T. Barbee, Charles Chase, Bill Bloom, Jordan Washburn, Carol McBane, and Dave Hardin. VJomens Student Qovevnment The Women ' s Student Government is the governing organization of the women stu- dents, concerned with their regulations and projects the women as a whole spon- sor such as the talent show in March. This vear was the first time the dorm councils went into effect ; they are composed of the class representatives and house presi- dent of the respective dorms and lessen the load on the WSG Council. Each year meet- ings are held with all the women for sug- gestions and possible rule changes. The four students elect- ed by the women to lead them during: the year are, left to ripht. Treasurer Lynn War- r e n. Vice- President Clara Montgomery, President Carol Mc- B a n e, and Secretary Margie Haworth. The WSG Council is composed of four class representatives and the house president from each dorm, a day student representative and the four officers. Seated are Carol McBane. Margie Haworth, Clara Montgomery, Cynthia .Moore, Lynn Warren, Mary Ellen White, and Miss Davis, Dean of Women. Standing are Coreen Case, Anne Taylor, Juli Trimble. Marty .- llen. Pat Garner, Patti Sue Hackney. Jane Coltrane, Sara Atkinson, Lee Stoddard, Bobbi Wilson. .1.. Ann llaiiks, Ginettc Bourdareau, and .Mary Ruth Shropshire. Representatives from each section in Cox and each floor in English and Archdale and the officers form the MSG. First row are Graham Allen. Brad Little. Bill Crofton, Dick Wiley. StandinR are Bob Modlin, Bob Burns, Jake Caviness, Tom English, John Meroney, and Ed Bannigan. The Men ' s Student Government i.s the unit on campus w hich is concerned with activi- ties pertaining to the men. Aside from the regular disciplinary procedures, they pro- vide the student body with a lighter side of life such as the early morning Men ' s May Day. Graham Allen was this year ' s able leader. Taking it easy for a change is Graham Allen, President of the MSG during the year. Behind him are Brad Little, Secretary-Treasurer, and Bill Crofton, Vice-President. Mens Student Qovexnment r %H l Members of the A Cappella Choir are pictured before the Music Buildinp. Fourth row, left to ripht: John Hewlett, Bob Winsor. HowarrI Hinshaw. Charles Chase, Dean Jordan, Jerry Smyre. director. Ronny Matthews, Charles Snow. John Juchter, Kermit Robinson, Charle Stout, Dave Hardin. Lee Andrews, Charles Davis, Earl Jones, Bob Edwards, and Jim Burgess. Third row: Jane Coltrane, Betty Lou McFarland, Arlene Shef- field, Louise Beasley, Lynn Hundley, Caroline Primm. Lucy (iarcia. Ken White, Eddie Davis, Melinda Goble, Carolyn Robertson, Mary Nell Parker, Margaret Tuttle ' , Becke Blackwell. Ellen Jones, Patti Sue Hack- ney, and Sara Lou Phillips. Second row: Miriam Almaj;uer, .Sara Jane Robertson. Dorcas White. Karen Ljuns;, Joyce Neal. Evelyn Copeland. Annette Bailey. Elizabeth Heritage, Pecpy McGuire, Joan Seeley, Janice Green, Martha Bean, Claudettc Bclton. Inerid Kolls, Hettv Lou Chilton and Nancv Dawson. First row: Mr. Baum- bach, director, Ruth Horlgin. Mary Ellon White. Betty Ann Pringle. Jo Cook. Wilnia Lou Snipes, Carolyn Johnson, Merle Mallanl, Gertie Murrow, Margie Haworth, Susan F ' recman, Adrene Andrews, Judy Wolff, Priscilla Richmond. A Cappella The Guilford College A Cappella is well known along the Ea.stern Seaboard for their concerts. On their .spring tours they have gone as far north as New York, and this .vear they went south to Florida via the eastern part of North Carolina, giving concerts there and in South Carolina and Georgia. Nearer home they are in demand by various churches and meetings and schools all through the year. With Mr. Baumbach as director the sixty-three voice choir has a large repertoire and provides much enjoyment to their audiences. rl C. Baumbach ami Mr. Je ck ovt ,r thei These outstanding voices acid much to the quality of our choir. The soloist are, first row. Ruth Hodgin. Mary Ellen White. Betty- Ann Pringle. Sara Jane Robertson, Caroline Primm. On the second row are Mr. Smyre, Bob Edwards, Charles Chase, and Patti Sue Hackney. The big wheels of the choir are, clockwise. Mr. Baunibach. director; Patti Sue Hackney. Vice-President; Mr. Smyre, director; Dorcas White, Secretary; Dave Hardin, Business Manager; Dean Jordan, President. Cdoi The choir committee is the governing organization of the choir. Elected by the group, its members are, seated. Mary Ellen White. Sara Jane Robertson. Margie Haworth. Joyce Neal. Dorcas White, Dean Jordan, PatH Q„o Ho„b„o„ Tovniirio P.-i -m. Betty Lou McFarland. Lee Stoddard. Standing are Betty Ann Pringle, it Robertson, Charles Chase, Lee Andrews, Dave Hardin, and John Juchter. Patti Sue Hackney. Caroline Pri.... Bob Edwards, Earl Jones, Kermi Members of the SCA sliown here are first row Betty Lou McFarland, Jo Cook, Jo Ann Hundley. Maurice Raiford. Standing are Bobby Jo Lineberger, Bob McKee, Jo Brown, Bob Matthews, and Kaye Burton. Student Cfiristian Assoc 3it on The . C. this year was headed by Betty Lou McP ' arland, Correspondinff Secretary; Jo Cook, Recording Secretary; Jo Ann Hundley, President; and Maurice Raiford, Treasurer. Not pictured is Vice-President Earl Jones. The Student Chri.stian A.ssociation is the co-ordinator of the relifjioiis orpanization.s on campus. The proup sponsors the Sunday School Chiss which meets in the Hut at 9:30 with various students and faculty members teaching the class. Also the SCA plans the annual Religious Education Week as well as discussion pixmps of student interests and concerns. Members of the Young Friends group on campus are first row, left to right, Francis Cook, Mar- gie Haworth, Maaret Koivula. Ann Barwick, Deanie Stratton. Adrene Andrews, Millie Marshall, Karen Ljung. Daniel Manresa. Row two: Charles Snow, James Childress, Georgia Childress, Becke Blackwell. Evelyn Copeland, Ernestine Williams, Arlene Sheffield. Shelby Matthews, Mrs. Newlin, Stanley Buck. ' Row three: Mr. Moore, Betty Lou Chilton, Peggy Sue Chilton, Lee An- drews, Bob Matthews, Dr. Newlin, Sara Lou Phillips, Jane Coltranc, Howard Hinshaw. young 3viends One of the jobs of the Young Friends this year was the editing of the monthly newspaper for young Friends over the nation and the world. Putting the pages togeth- er, addressing and stamp- ing them are, left to right, Jim Newlin, Howard Hin- shaw, Janet Andrews, Jimmy Childress, Georgia Childress, Peggy Sue Chil- ton, Co - Editor Dorcas White, Bob Matthews, Karen Ljung, Business Manager Lee Andrews, and Earl Jones. The Young Friend is published each year by a different Quaker college. Millie Marshall was also a co- editor, working at anoth- er table and not shown in the picture. Wesley 3oiinJafion The Methodist students on campus join for regular meetinfrs durinp the year. Members are. seated. Bet- ty Willey. Betty Lou Mc- Farland. Kaye Burton, and Jo Cook. Standin!; are Mr. Devlin, Advisor. Bob Mc- K e e, Ronnie Matthews, Charles Davis, Andy Mc- ( ; 1 a m e r V, and Jimmy Boles. Members of the Baptist Student Union are. first row, Bobbi Line- berprer, Mary Ruth Shropshire, Bettv Jean Steele, Miss Up- church, Wanda Carter, Betty Brown, and Wilma Lou Snipes. Second row are Bob Winsor, Tom O ' Briant, Ann Shelton, A. T. Barbee, and Danny Moore. BSU The Westminster Fellowship is composed of the Presbyterian students on campus. Seated left to riftht are Bob Matthews, Ellen Horr. and Maurice Raiford. StandinR are Jo Ann Hundley. Judy Allen, Merle Mallarii, and Judy Standi. Westminsiev 3eUows(iip CAiitevSuvy CluS The Episcopalian students join in the Canterbury Club. First row are Miles Frost, Judy Tyndall, Sally Lipscomb, and Joe Brown. Second row are Bill Rhodes, Chris Naylor, Bob Burns, and Grafflin Cook. Bp I W ■ Ht ' i B ' ' IH 1 1 u t -1 H lie |M li k m € ll HSHH The newest nii anization on campus is the Guilford Colleg:e Collee:iate Civitan Club in association with Hamil- ton Lakes. The croup elected Tom Liveinnan as their first president. Several of the charter members are, first row. Bob Marsh. Dick Wiley, Freddy Homer, Lester Zimmerman, Tommy Kemp. Second row are John Meroney, Barry Foster. Lee Andrews, Walter Blackman, A. T. Barbee. Third row are Jordan Washburn, Jim Gardner. Tom O ' Briant, Earl Junes. Ciuifan CluS State Student Cegishtuve These student? were elect- ed by the student body to represent Guilford at the State Student Lopislature held annually in Raleiph and desiprneti to acquaint students with eovcrniental procedures. They are, left to ripht. John Hewlett, Larry Jlolland, Chris Suit- er, Jamie Matthews, Jovce Hannauni, and H o w a ' r .1 Walton. Surprise i.s the scene from Mousetrap, the fall pro- duction, starring Mary Wheelei-, Jonathon Potter, and Bill Bloom. Revelers CM With Graham Allen as president and Virginia Honea as secretary, the Revelers Club has done much this year to improve the li htinp: and stape equipment so necessary in play production. Revelers membei-s are, seated left to ridht. Don Lannine, Larry Holland. Mr. Deacon, advisor, Rohin Hont- ape, Virpinia Ilonca, and Bill Bloom. .Standinc arc Crahani Allen. Bill Rhodes, Marv Wheeler. Cathy Coble. I.ouisc Bunker, and Charles Stout. Spanisfi Clu£f Bef.ire tlu-ii Chn inias party, the Spanish Club ti.uk tinu ' out fur their picture. I.efl to right on the first row are Advisor Mr. Hilty, Miriam Alniaguer, Advisor .Mrs. Hunt, I.iiey Carc-ia. Ann Shelton, Frances Cook. Karen Ljun;;, Jo Cook, Paniel Manresa, and Charles GoldinK . On the .second row are Howard Marsh, Eutrene MontKomery. Joe Williamson, Micky Watson, Jeff Hartzell, Richard Whittemore, Jim M,.o.ly, Don Redman, Sara Lou Phillips, and Inprid Koles. Tl ycrman hon CluS German Club has its monthl.v meetincs at the home of Mrs. Feagins. Seated on the first ro« ' are Inprid Koles, Joyce Causey, Norma Hamrick, Judy Tyndall. S ' cond row are Mike Stallin rs, Bill Johnson. Mrs, ' ictorius, Dr. Victorius, and Mrs. Feanins, the advisors, and Maurice Raiford. Standing are Jane Coltrane, Neil Junes. Bob Trosper, Howard Hinshaw, Kermit Robinson, and James Whitley, ' {«£• ' Biology CluS These lii il ), ' ists pose before one of their nieetines for the photographer. They are, clooknise. Bob McKee, Marty Marinoff, Yancey Beamer, Dick Whiteside, Ur. Campbell, advisor, Dick Ringewald, Chester Haworth, Marty Falkoff, Juli Trim- ble, and Barbara Fichnian. History CluS Students who are members of the History Club are, seated, N ' ancy Ackley, Eleanor Stem, Fern Laudenslatr- er, John Hewlett, Ed Carroll, Connie Hardin. Second row are Dick Wiley, Jim Whitley, Graham Allen, Ad- visors Dr. Burrows and Dr. Newlin. David Rice, Bill Reynolds, Claude Doyle, and Jim Anderson. On the last row are George Petty. Howard Beaton. Morton Goodman. Bob Burns. Advisor Dr. Polhemus. Bob Matthews, Bill Gardner, Brooks Haworth, Ed Bannigan, and Eugene Montgomery. Foreien students ami any who have an interest in better understanriine of different countries are members of the International Relations Club. Seated, left to right, are Miss Fortenberry, advisor, Rasma Frisbergs, President Heea Halde and Dr. Ives, advisor. Second row: Clara Montgomery, Jackie Gli George Passes, isson, Maaret Koivula, ana ur. jves, anvisor. oecona row: Liara Montgomery, jacKie ijlisson, Maaret Koivula Susan Freeman, Lucy Garcia, Miriam Almaguer, Mary Kim, Giap Vu, and Marty Allen Third row: Betty Willey, Lynn Hundlev, Don McCurdv, Eugene Montgomery, Howarc Beaton, Long Vu, ami Takeshi Amemiya. R C 3ine Axis CluS With Betty -Ann Pringle as this year ' s president, the club opens its membership to all those who are interested in the fine arts, as well as to music ma.iors. Shown here, going over their record collection, are front row, left to right. Annette Bailey, Betty Ann Pringle, Mary Ellen White, Ruth Hodgin, Bettv Lou Chilton, and Robin Heritage. Second row are .Merle Mallard, Eddie Davis, Bob Wins .i, and Judy Winslow. SARI is the organization for all economic majors. Seated on the first row. left to riEht. are Larry Chesson, Mr. Devlin, David Tucker. Ernest M. Scarborough, Vice-President of Home Federal Savings and Loan and speak- er for the evening, Mr. Lockard, Mr. Parsons, Dr. Victorius. Second row: Groome Fulton, Walter Blackman, James Gardner. Paul Greiner, Allen Lee. Third row: Joe Bryan, Dave Lambeth, Ken Maddox, Bill Crofton, Bob McNeely. Standing: D. V. Wade, Harry Anderson, Edwin Cox, Bob Long, Bill Dentiste, Gordon Brewer, Jack Moon, Hap Miller, Ashley Gainey, Bob Lichtman. Society 3ov hivAncemeni 0 MAViAgemeni The rest of the group are. first row, Ray Rumsey, Warren Nichols, Jim Wilson, Bob Thompson, Jim Smith, Bob York. Second row: Jerry Showfety, Dennis James, Bill Gilmore, Reid Simmons, Franklin Hall, Bob Marsh, Harold Bailey. Third row: justice Hardison, Bill Johnson, Bob Edwards, John Caraway, Tom Liverman, Earl Jones. Fourth row: Edward Conrad, George Lyn:h, Deane Crenshaw, Marty Domokos, Dick Howell, Nick Halipilias, Charles McConkey, James Hemni, Charles Jones. Fifth row: David Hollowell, Jim Pascall, Edward Jacobson, Tom English, James Poole, Xeal Harrington, Tom Curtis, Charles Greene. ■ ft o X Gave Burton, Treasurer, and Sue Drake, Chairman, try to calm their nerve.s with Piufferin and coffee while planning for the Valentine ' s Dance. The main part of the campus social life is handled by this committee, the Homecoming Dance, Valen- tine ' s Dance, informal dances in the Union, and Saturday night shows. Decorating the gym and searching for a band are two of the biggest jobs this group attends to. Most of the social committee is shown here on the steps of Shore. Seated on the first row arc . )iii Clark, Wilnia Lou Snipes, Marty Allen, and Sue Drake. Second row are Chester Haworth, .lanct Smith. ' irginia Cox, Gaye Burton, and .loyco Hannaum. Standinp are Carolyn Nimitz and Co)-een Case. Y ' : 53F - ' ?■ ' ,. Social Commiiice Marsfia ; The Collctre Marslials arc sclci ' tcil from the junior class for their scholarship in academic work. Left to riuht arc Tom O ' Briant, Bettv Lou Chilton. Bob Winsor. .luli Trimble. Chief HowanI Hinshaw. Have Ijurtoii, Waile .Marcv. and Kave Kuitoii. Composed of students from the junior and senior classes, the honor board administers the honor sys- tem as it applies to academic work. Shown at one of their policy meetinps are. clockwise. Bob Stang- er, alternate Anne Carmichael, Chairman Dave Hardin, .Jo Ann Hundley, Advisor Dr. Stafford, Tom O ' Briant, and Charlie Chase. Honor Board 3uiuve Geacfiers Of America Many Guilfortlians are planninp to enter the teachinff profession, ami in the FTA meetings different aspects and problems of education are discussed. Seated are. left to right, Gaye Burton, .Advisor Mr. Bailey, Becke Blackwcll. Dorcas White, Eugene Montgomery, and Kaye Burton. Second ro«-: .Marty . llen. Barbara Haight, Wanda Carter, Jean Steele, Jackie Glisson. Gertie Murrow, and Judy Wolff, Third row: Margo Roberts, Fern Laudenslager. Mary Ellen White. Mary Xell Parker, Cynthia Moore, Louise Stallings, Priscilla Richmond. Fourth row: Lillian Burrow. Joyce Xeal. Carolyn Robertson. Jane Lanier, Carol McBane, Shelby Matthews, Ernestine Williams, Helen Brown, Clandette Bel ' ton, Peggy McGuire, . rlene Sheffield. Last Row: Larry Hol- land, Bill Bloom, . lbert Bryant, Doug Kerr, Ben Rich, Steve Kundio, Roy Boyles, Daryl .Allen, Bill Jennings, and Bob Modlin. - .Memories of the holiday season . And be sure the door knob stays on this time! Bob, isn ' t the ' orld Series ex- citing: enougrh ? Obviously posed 1958 3oof6al The (Junker mid eonehinK staff: B..I. Sh.iaf. Herh Appenzellei-. Stuart Maynard. ami Herman Clark. The manat ' ers for the HISS Quakers — «ere Charlie Williamson, Gerald P.i|ilin. and Bon Rich. Leading the Quakers through the campaign were co-eaptains Larry Chesson and Daryl Allen. Both of these linemen were seniors. v ( ' i g Left end Jim Stutts Left tackle Walter Wi ins Left guard Larry Chesson Left halfback John Meroney f Right halfback Tom Bowers GRIDIRON SCOREBOARD Guilford 7 ELON 14 GUILFORD 28 Bridgewater GUILFORD 14 Emory and Henry Guilford LENOIR RHYNE 30 Guilford 6 APPALACHIAN 13 Guilford 16 CATAWBA 34 GUILFORD 15 Western Carolina Guilford EAST CAROLINA 20 Right end Bub Hollowav Right tackle Wayne Henley Right guard Carl Opauski AJ .. ' 1 Quarterback Bill Huber Fullback Lester Parker ■ ' t. ,7 K (f Tackle Charlie Abernathv Guard rry Younts Halfback Sid Teachey Halfback Jack Holley . End Toni Price Center Gwynne Hupfer Tackle Sam Cutler 1958 QUAKERS IN REVIEW The 1958 season marked the third for Herb Appenzeller since he took over the reins of head coach at Guilford. With his staff of Stuart Maynard, Robert Shoaf, and Herman Clark he worked the Quakers hard for the ' 58 season, and that work reaped good results. The Quakers g-round out three wins while losing six, and with the breaks coming the way of the Quakers, the record could have easily been reversed. The gridders possessed a squad of 36 players, with a letterman for each position. Veterans started at each position, with the exception of tackle Walter Wiggins and halfback Tom Bowers. With an experienced starting eleven and a good bench the coaching staff looked toward the season with a strong hint of optimism. The Quakers were to roll up three shut- out wins, one of them being a welcome homecoming victory. They upset the experts with one good showing right after another. The Quakers were on the upswing during the season, and that trend continues to hold true. Guilford lost only four seniors off the 1958 grid team. With the remainder of the squad still intact, and with incoming talent the Quakers will continue to climb up the ladder toward the North State higher echelon. The 1958 campaign was a good example of this climbing, and the rate of ascent during the season was good. This word. Optimism , is a catching word . . . and so is winning. It has become contagious around the Guilford campus. Guard Fred Barringer fl Quarterback Brodie Baker Fullback Bob Smith ■ ' Tackle Jim Ponder Tackle Bill Jones Carl Opauski falls on the loose pigskin in grid action apains the Emoiy and Henry Wasps. IMovinE up tiom behind an Laiiv Chesson |39) and Walter WigBins (46). Fallinc to thi cround is Wavne Henley (481. while Lester Parker l25l hover i ' i ,  J ' « Ui i; ' Tackled after picking up yardace against the Indians of Catawba is Johnny Meroney. Coming in from the right ia Wayne Henley. Jack Holley, partially hidden by the Indians Mike Pelech l60|, is on the ground at the left. Other Quakers in the picture are Bill Huber Vl ' l), Bob Holloway (40), and (38). Halfback Charlie Little KJ Quarterback Jackie Williams Halfback Ray Durham Halfback Jim Simpson Halfback Wayne Wagoner (T 7 ' Tackle Chester Haworth Halfback Marcus Pen Halfback Kenny Ray End Frank Simpson Through the 1958 season the Quakers played nine tilts, one more than during the campaign of ' 57 . . . the first tilt was with Guilford ' s traditional rivals, the Fighting Christians of Elon . . . the battle- field was the Senior High gridiron . . . the game was hard fought, and one that could have gone either way . . . but the Christians managed to pull out a 14-7 win . . . the Quaker ' s only TD came on a 50-yard jaunt by Brodie Baker after he had intercepted a pass . . . Wayne Henley, Tom Price, Carl Opauski, Larry Chesson, and Daryl Allen were the Quaker mainstays . . . following an open date Guilford played host to the Bridgewater Eagles, and the Eagles looked like sparrows before the game was over . . . Sid Teachey got the Quakers off running with a beautiful 65-yard punt return . . . Bill Huber, Bob Smith, and Tom Bowers also scored as Guilford routed the Eagles by a 28-0 margin . , . Henley, Opauski, Allen, and Chesson again were outstanding, along with Jim Stutts . . . then came the big Home- coming affair with the Emory and Henry Wasps, and the (Quakers were picked to lose by two touchdowns . . . but the outcome of the game proved different as Ciuilford won its first Homecoming game since 1054, this time by a 14-0 score ... a Baker to Bob Hollo- way 2(l-yard aerial accounted for the first tally, and a plunge by Lester Parker gave the Quakers the other ... a third TD was nullified . . . John Meroney and Bowers sparked Guilford offensively, while Stutts, Opauski, and Allen were outstanding de- fensively . . . Allen dicw s|)ccial praise for three pass intercc[)tions . . . another invador to Hobbs Field bought defeat . . . the Lenoir Rhyne Bears were again strong, and left the field with a 30-0 verdict ... a visit to Hamjiden-Sydney lesulted in a heart- breaking loss . . . the CJuakers were defeated 0-0 after driving to the Tiger nine on one occasion and to the seven on another . . . Meroney was the main cog in the Guilford offensive thrusts there were thwarted once by a stout Tiger defense and another time by a costly fumble ... a trip to the mountains to face the Appalachian Mountaineers resulted in another oh, so close, but not enough game . . . the Apps finally won by 13-G, with the Quakers on the ASTC 13 as the final whistle sounded . . . Meroney went over from the eight for the Guilford counter . . . Opsuki, Chesson, Allen, and Stutts again were defensive stal- warts . . . the final home game saw the Catawba Indians coming to the campus, and leaving with a 34-16 win . . . the Quakers came alive in the last period to score two lightning fast TD ' s with Bowers and Meroney racking up the points . . . Opauski, Allen, and Chesson, who perhaps played his finest game of the season, were outstanding performers on defense . . . another journey to the scenic mountains of North Carolina gave the Quakers a 15-0 win against the Catamounts of Western Carolina . . . Guilford completely dominated action as Meroney scampei ' ed across for both of the Quaker touchdowns, with Bowers and Jack HoUey giving him much of- fensive help . . . Allen, Meroney, and Sam Cutler led the defensive efforts of the Gray and Red ... in the final game of the season, a tilt rescheduled from September 27 to Thanksgiving, East Carolina downed the Quakers by 20-0 . . . although the Quaker offense was stymied by the Pirate defense, the defense of the invading Quakers was something to talk about . . . even though the defense gave up three touchdowns, it still stopped ECC eight times within the 30, and once on the one . . . Henley and Stutts headed up the defense for Guilford . . . and with the playing of the East Carolina game the campaign of 1058 drew to a close. Halfback Johnny Meroney (Hi is bought down after short yardage by two big Catawba linemen. Tom Bow- ers, on the ground, attempted to block out one of the Indians. Gridiron Quakers named to the 1958 North State all-star eleven were tackle Wayne Henley and halfback John Meroney. Both were outstand- ing for the Quakers throughout the campaiRn, with each of the two getting stronger as the season progressed. Senior Quakers, guard Larry Chesson and center Uaryl Allen, gained recognition to the North State dream team as honorable mentions. QUAKER GRIDDERS FOR 1938 Front row (left to right) : Neil Jones, Wayne Wagoner, Tom Bowers, Kenny Ray, Charlie Little, Jackie Wil- liams, Tom Price, Frank Simpson, Wallv Harris, Ray Djrham, and Marcus Perry. Second row: Gwynne Hupfer, Sid Teachey, Daryl Allen, Bob Smith, Bob Troutman, Jack Holley, Brodie Baker, Bob Holloway, Larry Ches- son, Jim Stutts, Jim Simpson, and John Meroney. Third row: Jim Ponder, Bill Huber, Dale Johnson, Wayne Henley, Sam Cutler, Coach Appenzeller, Coach Shoaf, Coach Maynard, Coach Clark, Charlie AbeiTiathy, Chester Haworth, Bill Jones, Larry Younts, Carl Opauski, and Fred Barringer. 1958 59 BasL ' fCa Coach Bob Shoaf led the caging Quakers through a season of inexperience and huk of height during the 1958-59 cam- paign. The past season was Shoaf ' s third at Quakers U. GUILFORD ' S 1958-59 CAGERS Front row (left to right): Conrad Parker, Jon Burwell, Brooks Hayworth, Charlie Clark, and Raymond Sharpe. Back row: Coach Shoaf, Don Lineberrv, Jim Lan- caster, Bob Young. Ted Tilghman, and Buddy Key. Guard Jon Burwell Guard Don Lineberry Sfarfing 3ive Forward Ted Tilghman Center Bob Young Forward Buddy Key Guard Conrad Parker Center Jim Lancaster Guard Charlie Clarlt The 1958-59 was a long season for both the players and the coach. As the season progressed, it was evident that a lack of experience and height would be a deterrent to the Quakers. Before the season was over the Quakers had won but five while losing 17. Coach Shoaf, who did a creditable job with the material at hand, used two freshmen, one senior, and a pair of sophomores in his starting line-up. The key to the team was Ted Tilghman, a sophomore who was an honorable mention on the North State star squad. Tilghman led the team in scoring and rebounding, and is sure to make the league team before he retires from Guilford. Bob Young would have meant a difference to the out- come of the season, but an injured knee at the first of practice held him out the first half of the season, and was not able to go at full speed when he re- turned to action. Buddy Key contributed a lot of experience and ability to the cagers. Jon Burwell and Don Lineberry are a pair of first year men that showed by their performance that they will be rugged individuals before they leave this college. On the bench were sophomores Charlie Clark, Jim Lancaster, and freshmen Conrad Parker, Brooks Hayworth, and Ray Sharpe. One thing can be said about the 1958-59 version of the Quakers — the po- tential is there, and for sure that 5-17 record will be improved on when the next cage season rolls around. Quaker Jon Burwell (11) goes up after a drive for two points against the Panthers of High Point. Quaker Buddy Key (40) is surrounded by a trio of Panthers. Guilford lost the game to the powerful HP quint by a 74-64 margin. The star of the 1958-59 Quakers, Ted Tilghman, hits for two points in the 74-64 loss to the HP Panthers on the Guilford home court. Freshman prospect, Don Lineberry, goes into the air on a jump shot in an attempt to tally two points for the home-standing Quakers. Coming up from behind is Quaker Charlie Clark (15). Guard Brooks Hayworth Guard Raymond Sharpe H! y ' n THE 1959 BASEBALL QUAKERS: Front row (left to right) — rimmy Childress, Wayne Jones, Bob Smith, Russell Gray, and Carey Reece. Second row — Charlie Little. Buddy Key, Kemp Duncan, Richard Burrows, Barry Cook, Tom O ' Briant, Conrad Parker, and Jim Stutts. Third row — Tommy Johnson, Brodie Baker, Mar- cus Allred, Danny Carr, and coach .Stuart Maynard. ' dde 1959 Diamondmen As far as playing for Guilford goes the 1959 version of the diamond squad, excluding the pitching corp, had five rookies — first base, second base, third base, cen- ter and right field. There were only two veteran hurl- ers returning from the ' 58 squad. But, taken overall, this spring ' s baseball team was better than its prede- cessor. There was more power at the plate in the persons of Buddy Key, Tommy Johnson, Brodie Baker, and Jim Stutts. plus such capable stickers as Marcus Allred, Bob Smith, Carey Reece, and Barry Cook. The addition of Jim Childress, Charlie Little, and Dick Bur- rows, along with an occasional stint on the hill by Baker, bolstered the mound staff headed up by Tom O ' Briant and Danny Carr as the season progressed. Those two factors, along with a strengthened bench gave the Quakers a good representation in the base- ball world of 1959 North State action. « r . Southpaw hurler, Danny Carr. toes the rubber as he makes his move toward the plate. Graduation hit the track events fairly hard, but the field events held their own as the 19511 campaign got underway. The weight men were led by returnees Doug Kerr and Dudley Cox. Frank Bailey came on to take up the slack left by the ineligibility of Harold James. Tom Bowers led the Quakers in the dashes. Dave Hardin was the mainstay in the mile an two mile runs. And others were on hand to fill in gaps. After an early victory over the thin clads of Pfeiffer the Quakers got into full swing for the remainder of the spring. And before the season was completed the Quakers proved to be a tough team to defeat. Miler Dave Hardin rounds a turn on the ■way toward one of his wins in the dis- tance run. 1959 Quaker Gfiin Clads THE 1959 QUAKER THIN CI.ADS: Front row (left to right) — Tom Bowers, Ray Durham, Frankie Simpson, Reggie Rivenbark, Mike Tohn, Phil Fulton, and Bill Wearmouth. Second row — Howard Marsh, Fred Homer, Bob Matthews, Dave Hardin, Richard Cain, Wayne Waggoner, and Larry Younts. Third row — Manager Harold James. Manager Gerald Pop- lin, Doug Kerr, Walter Wiggins, Frank Bailey, Gwynne Hupfer, Coach Herb Appenzeller. P . : ' i S ,7 -? ki: -V : h : ' %M %% 3- ' , r ■V ' tSjl 1 THE 1959 QUAKER RACQUETERS: (left to right)— John McCurry, Long Vu, Don Hammon, Dave Edger- ton, Jordan Washburn, Brooks Hayworth, and coach Bob Shoaf. 1959 Oua r Racquef rs Southpaw sv;inging Jordan Washburn starts to bring his racquet down for a forehand smash near the net. For the 1959 campaign in the tennis world coach Shoaf had a young but talented squad, and had a freshman to become the number one man on the six-man team. Jordan Washburn and Long Vu were the only returnees from last year ' s edition. Coming in to take over the slot Wash- burn held last year was freshman Brooks Hay- worth, and three newcomers took over the third, fourth, and sxith positions. However, as the sea- son moved along, the players had a hard time keeping the position they started with at the beginning of the campaign. In early matches the Quakers won easily over the Whirlies from Senior High, lost to a good Quantico Marine team, and swept over High Point. From there on Shoaf ' s racquet men moved to another successful season in the wurld of tennis. THE 1959 QUAKER LINKERS: (left to right)- Bob Byrum. Oly Gordon Brewer, Jim Anderson, Buck Batchelor, and 1959 Oua r Cin s Oly Brewer shows good form as he be- gins his swing into a drive from the tee. For the recent golf campaign the Quakers had three linkers back from last year in the persons of Oly Brewer, Jim Anderson, and Bob Byrum. Buck Batchelor came out to fill out the Big Four for the stick swingers, and sometimes throwers, Batchelor began the season playing the top spot on the team, but Brewer, with con- sistently good scores, soon knocked Batchelor off his perch, and gained possession himself. Fol- lowing a win to open the r2-match slate, thq linkers lost three straight before they could again find the right range and go on to have a good season. Mens Aidletic Assocxdition Directing the endeavors of the UI58-59 Men ' s Athletic Association are Bob Young, Vice-President: Jordan Washburn, President: •Johnny Meroney, Secretary-Treas- Athletes on the campus that are members of the Monogram are: first row (left to right) — Larry Chesson, Bob Young. Jordan Washburn, Johnny Meroney. Second row — Bill Huber, Darvl Allen, Long Vu, Lester Parker, Bill Jones, Dudley Cox, Brodie Baker. Third row — Herman Clark. Howard Beaton, Gordan Brewer, Harold James, Walter Blackman, Ben Rich, Steve Rundio. Fourth row — Bob Holloway, Ted Tilghman. Jim Bur- gess, Bill Garner, Roy Boyles, Frankie Brown. Monogram CluS Members of the WAA Council are chairmen of the different sports activities, May Day and Social Chairmen, and the officers. They are seated, left to right, Mary Ellen White, Becke Blackwell, Melinda Goble, Miss Up- church, Kaye Burton, Marty Allen, and Certie Murrow. Standing are Margaret Haworth, Jerri Waldrep. Carol McBane, Caroline Primm, Betty Lou McFarland, Van Warner, and Jane Truelove. w omen s Atdletic Associ3ition The WAA sponsors intra- mural sports between the g:irls ' dorms. The annual May Day activities are under the direction of this organization with Mary Ellen White as chairman this year. Pictured at the left are Miss Upchurch, faculty advisor, Treasurer Kaye Burton, Vice-Presi- dent Marty Allen, and President Gertie Murrow. Not pictured is Lynn Warren, secretary. n CdcCvlcAdcVS The pep, vim, and viRor of the cheerleaders added much to the spirit of our focithall and basliPtball games. Beginning at the top of the (J are Norma Jean McMillan, Claudette Belton, Kaye Burton, Corecn Case, Head Cheerleader CJertie Murrow, Jo Ann Hundley, Wilma Lou Snipes, Alternate Judy Standi, and Judy Allen, alternate. s it teaUy toucbdo What ' s the attraction? The pep rally or Miss N. C? fX ' i V. f, Fi J I E ■O ah Chudetie Belton MAY QUEEN -- ' 1 1 H ■■■? ' ■■ ' ' ■- V H ) IT: H mmimm ■. .iftWSiigfWHPtfF anet Pearson Andrews MAID OF HONOR anef Celh Smiid Pafricia Nidine Sstes Coreen Barbara Case Qhdys Qevtvude Mmvow Couise Be2isley Becke Qvo ' n Blac iue 1 0 Ann tiyniley Mary Ruid Sdropsdire w The day was beautiful and so was the court. Pictured here just before the crowniiit; of the (|ueen are Becke Blackwell, Queen Janet Andrews, Margaret Haworth, Coreen Case, Betsey Winsett, and Lucy (Garcia. Ho mecommg It was a perfect day a sunny fall afternoon, decorations in everv dorm, clever floats, a beau- tiful court, and GuUford with the hitlhest score! I -i-1 The Freshman Cla.ss won first prize with th( ir float, complete with a iant chicken and eK!-- . ¥ i i% kg- ' ■ --r. ' py.UE ' REIi . .--CRrOU! Dr. Burrows ' Lecture on the ' Defeat of the Wasps ' won first pri .e of the girls ' dormitory decorations. Cfirisfmas Dance Miss Wilma Lou Snipes was selected by the Monogram Club to reigrn as Cliristmas Queen at tile dante. Charlie Hendricks causes a surprised look when he crowns Wilma Lou Snipes as queen, escorted by Jordan Washburn, president of the Monogram Club, Others are Frankie Everctte escorted by Larry Chesson and Arlene Sheffield escorted by Bob Young. 1959 Sdow Rob Marsh, Cuilford ' s own black-faced comedian and a must in all talent shows, keeps the laughs lominK in his tales of his recent trip to New York City. The guest star Polly Yow who has played in the Latin Quarter, leading night clubs in Cuba and Puerto Rico, in Europe and before the Queen of England, captures the audience her own combi- nation style of boogie woogie and red hot momma I Helping Hands The place to head between claisses for that cup of coffee and doughnut i. tlie Union, and these students help Dr. Williams during- the rush hours. Left to riRht are Frances Cook, Dr. Williams, Judy Winslow. . diene . ndersi.n, Pat Garner, and Shirley Kinkead. The dining hall worker had to take a pause after the crowd left and before they could get a chance to sit down and enjoy their own dinner for the photographer. With Frankie Brown as head waiter, these students worked morning, noon, and night in serving students, faculty, and guests all through the year. Scaled left to right are Anne Carmichael, Bobby Jo Lineberger, Mary Kim, Ginny Hardin, Ginette Bourderaux, Marty Allen, Clara Montgomery, Mary Ruth Shropshire, and Caroline Primm. Standing are Sarah Jane Robertson, Kaye Burton, Bob Matthews, Joe Williamson, Charles Lamb, Pete Whittier, Jim Burgess, Harold Holmes, Frankie Brown, Lee Andrews, Dave Hardin, Bob McKee, Wayne Wagoner, and Norma Clark. But somebody has to teach those 8:30 flasse. Exams and mass migration to the library. To all the students for your cooperation in picture taking and treneral information in identifyintr pictures and in writing copy. Without you our annual would still he a dream, not a reality. To the faculty and administration for your advice and help ni numerous ways. To the entire staff. I ' ve fussed at times, hut I do thank you everyone for all you have done in helping me publish the lUo ' J Quaker. To Dwight, for the endless pictures, for running- all over the camiius with your camera equipment slung over your shoulder, for the late hours spent developing and luinting shots, for taking the best pictures yet, for being a right-hand man and taking over half the work, special thanks to you. To the section editors, Jerri, .Janet, Gaye, Kaye, and Sid. for making the work easier in such a big way and doing a wonderful .iol). To Anne in keeping our 1 k straight, in handling our requisiticms. and taking charge of the sponsor letters. To Doug and Marilyn for the ropy and cutlincs which I could never have done as well. To Nancy for the pictures you identified ... to Carolyn for typing the senior statistics ... to Peggy for the marvelous portrait of Dr. Burrows ... to Jerri for your artwork ... to Margo for collecting snapshots and wiiting captions ... to Lee. Marion, [ ' atty. .Shirley, fat. Ann, Barbara. Sara Lou. Kaien. Betty for typing when I desperately needed you. To Mr. Parsons for helping us over the rough spots ami trying to keep our finances from beciuuing too muddled. To Colonna Studios and Mi. Krank Callen f.u ' the individual pictmi ' s. To Delmar and .Mr. Thomas Smith f.u ' youi- suggestions and guidance which ha- pn.ved t.. be invaluable. To all of you. 1 tlialik you for all you have done. 1 ,-n,ioyi ' d it so much, but Wllbout your help tbls book of mem,.ru-- w.ul.l never be in our baiuU. In tlu- year- lo comic, may tbc-i ' |iagcs i.-mind you of the friendships we have made al Cuilf.ud. Virginia Senior Si iiistics EDISON UARYL ALLEN Physical Education rh.nvan .Iiinior Colle-e 1,2; Football :i,4; MonoKiam Club :;,4; Future Tt-achers of America 4. CIKAHAM LESTER ALLEN. JR. History Revelers Club . ' i, President 4; Gullfordian 3; Student Affairs Board 4; President ' s Student Advisory C( uncil 4; President Men ' s Student Government 4; WHO ' S WHO. MARTHA MAY ALLEN Elementai-y Education Spanish Club 1; Future Teachers of America 3,4: International Relations Club 3,4; Women ' s Student Government 4; Student Affairs Board 4; Women ' s Athletic Association Vice President 4; Social Com- mittee 4. ROBERT HERSHALL ALLRED Physics Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club L2,3,4. HERBERT LEE ANDREWS Economics Choir .■!.4; i ' oung Friends 1,2,3,4; Society for Ad- vancement of Management 3,4. JANET PEARSON ANDREWS Sociology Freshman Class Secretary; Women ' s Student Gov- ernment 1; Choir 1,2; Fine Arts Club 2; Quaker 1, 2,4; Young Friends 1,2,3,4; Guilfordian 3,4; Home- coming Queen 4; May Court, Maid of Honor 4. ROBERT DAVID APPLEYARD Chemistry HARRY RICHARD BAILEY Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. BILL WILSON BARNETTE English Basketball 1,2,3,4. LILA CLAUDETTE BELTON Elementary Education ((uaker 1, 2; Business Manager 2; Guilfordian 1, 2; Women ' s Athletic Association Cabinet 1,2; Choir 1,2..1.4; Baptist Student Union 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Chief 3; Student Legislature 2; Homecoming Court 2; Student Affairs Board 3; P ' uture Teachers of America 3,4; May Queen 4. WALTER RAWLINGS BLACKMAN Economics Social Committee 1; Track 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Men ' s Student Government 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. BECKE GWYN BLACKWELL Elementary Education Spanish Club 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Social Committee 3; Women ' s Athletic Association Cabinet 3,4; Future Teachers of America 3, President 4; Homecoming Court 4; May Court 4. JAMES WILLIAM BOLEJACK, JR. Chemistry ROY WOODROW BOYLES Physical Education Football 1.2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Men ' s Student Government 3,4; Future Teachers of America 4. VINCENT PAUL BREITENBERGER Mathematics Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3. ALBERT LONG BRYANT Mathematics Spanish Club 1,2; Y ' oung Friends 1,2,3; Ministerial Students Fellowship 1,2,3; Future Teachers of Aniei ' ica 4. JAMES ELLIS BURGESS Physical Education Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Choir 4. KENNETH ROBERT BAUER Mathematics il Sports 1,2,3. EDWIN BAILEY CARROLL History History Club 1,2,3, Vice President 4. YANCEY BRINTLE BEAMER Biology-Pre Med. Biology Club 1,2,3,4. Secretary 4. LOUISE BEASLEY Elementary Education Spanish Club 1,2; Guilfordian 1,2; Baptist Student Union 1,2,4; Choir 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 3,4; May Court 4. JESSE KAY CARROLL Elementary Education Spanish Club 1,2; Revelers Club 2,3; Future Teachers of America 4. ROBERT WADE CARSWELL Economics University of North Carolina 1,2; Wake Forest 3; Society for the Advancement of Management 4. HOWARD HUNTER BEATON, JR. History Spanish Club 1,2; Track 2; History Club 2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; International Relations Club 3,4; Social Committee 4. WANDA EDITH CARTER Elementary Education Choir 1; Guilfordian 1,4; Spanish Club 2; Baptist Student Union 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America Senior Sfafisfics COREEX BARBARA CASE Sociolog ' y Cheerleader 0,4; Women ' s Student Governnient 4; Senior Class Secretary; Homecoming- Court 4; May Couit 4. JOSEPH LIXDSEY CAUDLE Mathematics and Physics Mendenhall Mathematics Scholarship 2. WALTER LEE CAVIXESS, JR. Economics Society for the Advancement of Management ■;.4; Marshal ::. LARRY WILSON ' CHESSOX Economics Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Men ' s Student Government 4; Society for the Advancement of Management 3, Treasurer 4. DUDLEY ALDEX COX Physics Choir 1; Football 1; Tennis 2; Track 3; Monogram Club 4. lia;iXlA RACSDALE COX Mathematics Chapel Committee I; Womin ' - Student Government 1; Young Friends 2,:!,4; M;,i li:,l :;; Honor Board 3; (Juaker 3, Editor 4; Futiii .■ Tr:,, h,., ,,f America 3,4; Social Committee 4; Student Allan- Board 4. GARLAXD DEAXE CREXSHAW Ecttnomics Chowan College 1.2; Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. JOHX WHITWORTH CREXSHAW Physical Education Chowan College 1.2; Football 2,3, Co-Captam .3; Baseball 3.4; .Monogram Club 2.:;.4. WILLIAM HARVY CKOFTOX Economics Student Affairs Board President 4; ' ice President of Senior Class 4; Men ' s Student Government ' icc President 4; WHO ' S WHO. STAFFdKli ( A.Ml ' EX DAVIS Chcmr-try DON WILSON DEATOX I ' liysical Education Wll.Ll.XM THO.MAS DEXTISTE Econooncs Inlranunal- 1.2,3; Society f r the Advancement of Management :;.4. .MARTIX DOMOKOS E.-onoinic- Society for tlir Advani-cmrnt .,f .Management 3,.4. JKI;l;V ALLEN DOVENAXT .MalbcmatH ' . and Physics ROBERT WIXSTOX EDWARDS Economics Spanish Club 2; Choir 2,3,4; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management 4. THO.MAS ROLAND ENGLISH, JR. Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4; Men ' s Student Government 4. PATRICIA NADINE ESTES History Homecoming Court 3; History Club . .,4; Women ' s .Athletic Association Cabinet 4; May Court 4. FRANCES MABEL EVANS Sociology Choir 1; Student Christian Association; Spanish Club 1,2. JAMES HEXRY GARDNER Economics lutramurals 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Society for the .Advancement of .Management 3,4; Student Advisory Committee 4. WILLIAM DUXCAX GARXER, JR. History Basketball 1.2.4; Intramurals 1.2,3,,4; Track 3; Jlono- gram Chdi 3,4. WILLIAM WIXFRED GILMORE Economics Society for the .Advancement of Management 3,4. JACKOLYX MARIE GLISSOX English Spanish Club 1,2; Future Teachers of .America 2,3,4; IiUernati..nal Relations Club 2,4; Wesley Foundation 3,; Literary Society 4; (iuilfordian 4. CHARLES MORRIS GREEX Economics L ' niveisity of Xoith Carolina 1.2; Society for the .Advancement of .Management 3.4. PAUL CARLTOX GREINER, JR. Economics-Pre- Dental Cheerleader 1,2; Student Christian Association 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Male Chorus 2; Revelers Club 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management 4. |)A ' ll) STARR GRIFFIN, JR. Psychology Duke Univei-itv 1; Young Friends 2; (juaker 2, Editor 3,; Student Affairs Board :;. BARBARA LEE KERR IIAIGHT Elementary Educati.m Sponi-b Club 2; Future Teachers of America 4; Wesley FotHulation 4. HEEA IIALDER P.-ychology Choir 1.2,. .; International Relations Club Seci-etary 2. PiiMilent 3,4; Student .Affairs Board 3, Vice- I ' li-ident 4; Convocations Committee 3,4; WHO ' S W III). senior St itist cs FRANKLIN GREY HALL Economics Basketball 1; Society for the Advancement i f Mana ement : ' , 4. JOYCE NATALIS HANNAUM Psychology State Student Legislature 1,2,4; Social Committee 2. ' -iA; Chairman :!; Student Affairs Board :!; Women ' s Athletic Association Social Chairman 4; History Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4. CHARLES CONRAD HARDIN History History Club : ' .,4; President 4. DAVID HOOKER STILSON HARDIN Physics Vice-President Freshman Class; Chapel Committee Chairman 1; Revelers Club 1,2; Young Friends 1,2, ;],4; Choir 1,2,3, Business Manager 4; Track 2,3; Vice-President Junior Class; Marshal 3; Honor Boai ' d 3, Chairman 4; President Senior Class 4; Stu- dent Affairs Board 4; Monogram Club 4; President ' s Student Advisory Council 4; Overman Scholarship 4; WHO ' S WHO. NEAL SCOTT HARRINGTON Economics University of North Carolina 1,2; Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. CHESTER CARL HAWORTH, JK. Biology President Freshman Class 1 ; Chapel Committee 1 ; Student Affairs Board l,:i; President ' s Student Advisory Board 1,3; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; President of Young Friends 1,2,3,4; New North Choreliers 1,2,3,4; Vice-President Sophomore Class; Football 2, .1,4; President Junior Class 3; Chief Marshal 3; Guilfordian 3, 4; WHO ' S WHO. GEORGE NICHOLSON HELTON Physical Education Football 1; Baseball 1; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,. ' 1,4. RUTH ROLLINS HODGIN Music Choir 1,2,3,4; Fuie Arts Club 1,2.3,4; Young Friends 1,2,3,4. RALPH LANE HOLMES Physical Education FRANCES VIRGINIA HONEA Psychology Student Christian Association 1; Baptist Student Union 1,2; Reveler ' s Club 1,2, Council 3,4; Women ' s Student Government 3; Women ' s Athletic Associa- tion 3. JO ANN HUNDLEY Sociology Choir 1,2; Student Christian Association 2, Presi- dent 4; Women ' s Student (iovernment 2, Seiietaiy 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 2,. ,; ChecrloadeV 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Honor Boai ' d 3,4; Homecoming Court :!; Student Affairs Board 4; May Court 4; WHO ' S WHO. DENNIS RAYMER JAMES Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. WILLIAM RODERICK JOHNSON Economics Society for the Advancement of Management :;,4; German Club 3, President 4. EARL NELSON JONES Economics and Mathematics Choir 1,3,4; Young Friends 1,2, Treasurer 3, Clerk 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treas- urer; Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Student Christian Asso- ciation Vice President 4. HURMAN HAROLDEEN JORDAN Economics Football 1; Spanish Club 1,3; Choir 2,3, President 4; Society for the Advancement of Management . ' 1,4; Wesley Foundation 1,2,3,4; Convocation Committee 4; Student Affairs Board 4. JOHN PERKINS JUCHTER Philosophy Choir 2,3,4; Canterbury Club 2,3,4; Student Christian Association Vice President 3. MAARET KOIVULA Psychology International Relations Club 1,2,3,4; Young Friends 1,2,3,4. DONALD RAY LANNING English Revelers Club 3,4; Tad 3,4. ROBERT JOSEPH LICHTMAN Economics Spanish Club 1; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Social Committee 3; Men ' s Student Government . ' i,4. ROBERT BRADFORT LITTLE Sociology Boston University 1,2; International Relations Club Treasurer 3; Guilfordian 3; Men ' s Student Govern- ment Secretary and Treasurer 4. WARDELL THOMAS LIVERMAN, JR. Ecitnomics Men ' s Student Government 1,4; Social Committee 3; Society for the Advancement of Management 4: Civitan Club President 4. Was it the peps Quiet liours means quiet hours! But: the book savs Senior Sfafisfics GEORGE FREDERICK LYNCH Economics CAROL CORNELLA. McBAXE English Young- Friends 1,2,4; Secretary .3; Women ' s Athletic Association Cabinet 1,2,4; Secretary 3; Women ' s Student Government o. President 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Student Affairs Board 4; President ' s Advisory Council 4; WHO ' S WHO. WILLL M HOWARD McDANIEL Physics and Mathematics Honor Roll 3; Western Electric Scholarship 3,4. ROBERT LYNDALL McFARLAXD Physics and Mathematics Revelers Club 1,2,3,4. ANDREW MARTIN McGLAMERY, JR. Sociology Guilfordian 2; Men ' s Student Government 3; Wesley Foundation 3,4. ROBERT DODSON MARSH Economics Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 1,2.3,4; Sophomoi ' e Class President; Student Affairs Board 2; Student Union Planning Committee 2; President ' s Advisory Council 2; Wesley Foundation 2; Society for the Adv«ncpmpnt of Management 3,4; Guilfordian 3: Men ' s Student Government 3. ROBERT MOORE MATTHEWS Mathematics Student Christian Association 4; Westminister Fel- lowship 4. CHARLES KENNETH MILLER Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. DELORES FLEENOR MILLER Sociology Spanish Club 2.3; Wesley Foundation . ' 1,4. ASA ROBERT JIODLIN, JR. English Baptist Student Union 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 3,4; Men ' s Student Government : ' ,,4. CLARA MONTGOMERY Philosophy and Psychology Honor Roll 1.2; Choir 1; Women ' s Student Govern- ment 1. Vice President 4; International Relations Club l.. !, Treasurer 2. Vice President 4; Guilfordian 2.3; Revelers Club 2; Marshall 3; Student Legisla- ture 3; Marvin Hardin Scholarship 4. EUGENE JEFFERSON MONTGOMERY, JR. History and Spanish International Relations Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2.3.4; Future Teachers of -America 1,2,3.4. JACK WIN FRED MOON Economics CYNTHIA ANN MOORE Elementary Education Intramurals 3,4; Mary Hobbs Hall House President GLADYS GERTRUDE MURROW Elementary Education Young Friends 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Chief 4; Women ' s Athletic Association 2,3, President 4; Social Committee 3; Secretary of Junior Class; Student Affairs Board 4; Future Teachers of America 4; May Court 4; WHO ' S WHO. WARREN CECIL NICHOLS Economics Young Friends 1.2,3,4; Basketball 2; Intramurals 3,4; Society for the Advancement of Management Secretary 4. MARY NELL PARKER English Y ' oung Friends 2,3,4; Choir 3.4; Future Teachers of America 4. JAMES THOMAS PASCHAL Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. BETTY ANN PRINGLE Music Chapel Committee 1; Fine Arts Club 1,3, Treasurer 2, President 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; David Trolls Rees Music Scholarship 3,4; Student Affairs Board Secretar.v 4; Convocations Committee 4. LARRY EUGENE RAYLE Psychology Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM CHESTER REYNOLDS, JR. History Honor Roll 2.3.4; History ciub 3.4. RICHARD OTTO RINGEWALD Biology Spanish Club 1; Young Friends 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1.2,:;. 4; (iuilfordian :;. MARGO ELIZABETH ROBERTS English Spanish Club 2; Canterbury Club 1; (juaker 4; Future Teachers of .America 4. MARY CAROLYN ROBERTSON Elementary Education Guilfordian 1.2; Weslev Fellowship 1.2.: ' ..4; Choir 3.4; Quaker 4; Future Teachers of America 4. NORMAN RAY UUMSEV Economics Society for the Advancement :;.!. STEPHEN JOSEPH liUNDIO. Ill Physical Education Intramurals 1.2.:!.4; Track 2; Men ' s Sludcnl Guv- eniment :i; Monogram Club ;1,4; Honor Roll 4. e-J JhTC vio reS jhnwi ltl i:« L H 1 Bk bJ pi 1 Bw. ' i yj V K ' ' vi. ' ffl H l |V ■ HOMECOMING ic- ' - MAY DAY Senior Sfafisfics CKKAin .UtSKPH SHOWKETY Kcononiics S.H-ioty for tho Advancement of MiinatieiiKMit :i,4. MARY RUTH SHROPSHIRK Elementary Education Choir 1; Baptist Student Union Secretary 2,;!; Stu- dent Christian Association, Recording Secretary :!; Women ' s Student Government I!, 4; Founders Hall House President 4; May Court 4. REID ALTON SIMMONS Economics Younp Friends 1; Intramurals 1,2,;!, 4; Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. JAMES PETE SMITH Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. JANET LELLA SMITH Elementary Education Wesley Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Women ' s Student Gov- ernment, Treasurer 2, Council 4; Quaker 3,4; Future Teachers of America 3, ' Vice-President 4; Social Committee 4; May Court 4. CHARLES WILLIAM SNOW Religion Young Friends 1,2,3; Religion Award 2; Choir 3. ROBERT HENRY STANGER English Guilfordian, Editor 2; Student Affairs Board 2; Honor Board 3; Track 3,4; President ' s Advisory Council 4. ALBERT JORDAN WASHBURN En(;lish North State Doubles Champion 1,2; Runner-up 3; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2, ' Vice-President . ,, President 4; Most Valuable Player Award 3; Men ' s Athletic Association, President 4; Student Affairs Board 4. WILLIAM HARVEY WEARMOUTH English Men ' s .Student Government 3,4; Literary Society, ' ice-President 4. CLAUDE EUGENE WHITE English Guilfordian 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Men ' s Student Government . ' !. DORCAS IMOGENE WHITE English Co-Stage Manager May Day 1; Choir 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Young Friends 2,3,4; Co-Editor Young Friend 4; Future Teachers of America 3, Secretary 4. MARY ELLEN WHITE Music Spanish Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Fine Arts Club 1,3, Vice-President 2, Secretary- ' Treasurer 4; Future Teachers of America 2,3,4; Sweetheart Couple 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 4; May Day Chair- man 4; Women ' s Student Government 4; Shore Hall House President 4; WHO ' S WHO. RICHARD LESTER WHITTEMORE Spanish Honor Roll 3. BETTY JEAN STEELE English Honor Roll 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Leotast Sherrill O ' Callaghan Award in English 3; Baptist Student Union 3.4; Guilfordian 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Literary Society 4; Scholarship Society President 4. ELEANOR DUTY STEM History Peace College 1,2; Homecoming Court 3; History Club 4. SIDNEY RAY SWIGGETT Music Malone College 1,2; Choir 3; Fine Arts Club 3,4. ROBERT BLAKE THOMPSON Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. DAVID KELLY TUCKER Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. ELIZABETH ANNE WILLEY English Choir 1; Wesley Fellowship 3,4; Spanish Club 4; International Relations Club 4. JAMES BARRETT WILSON Economics Football 1,2; Monogram Club 1,2; Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. DAVID QUALE WOOD Economics JOHN LLOYD YORK, JR. Economics Society for the Advancement of Management 3,4. ROBERT MANLY YOUNG Physics Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Men ' s Athletic Association, Vice-President 4; Wesley Fellowship, Treasurer 3; Track 4. GEORGE LEE VEACH Physical Education Pfeiffer College 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 3,4. BETTY WELCH ZIMMERMAN Elementary Education International Relations Club 1; Wesley Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers of America 3,4. Register Oj Students 1958-1959 «hich the ituitei ndida for The dormitory in itudem lives is indicated by the letter or letters, just he date, as follows: A— Archdale Hall. C— Cox Hall, dent (with local address listed if different from home — English Hall. F— Founders Hall. MM— Mary Hobbs North Carolii unle! ._.C 1S62 _.F 1060 Winston-Salem D Grad. lirove St.. Cedarhurst. N. Y MH 196U vl. Rt, 4. Bo.N 216, Durham (Juilford College D 1959 ester. Jr., 200 Rhodes Ave.. i. La C 1959 n, 4311 Cilesville Rd.. Hyattsville. Md.-MH 1962 ... V ' M:i:- ?• Andover. Mass F 1959 I ■ I- H. ■ 1. ..Iford College -MH 19 St.. Greensboro D 1962 Meguro-Ku. Murfreesboro_-E 196J Greensboro D 1960 MH 1962 Lee. Rt. 2. Trinity E 1959 ' Goldsboro -MH 1959 , 2U9 E. High St 1111 English St..  a, Guldsborc Atkin.s. Laur; Atkins. Wolts Gray. Bi Atkinson. Sarah Hutne Austin. Marion Ellen. Baker. Brodie Bu Airy MH 1960 Mount Airy — C 1962 .-c 1S2. Walnut Cove F 1960 side Drive, Salisbury, Md F 1961 Wendell C Baldwin. W Ballard. R Ballweg. U. Baibec. Audn las. Jr.. Rt. 4. Bos 231 ' , Durham A 2516 Westbrook St.. Greensboro D , .!15 Church St., Elkin A al Chaharra Ote, Cuba C ard. 204 Macy St., Greensboro C el, 3621 Holt ' s Chapel Rd., D :l, G.ddsboro MH ■. 905 E. Walnut St.. Goldsboro S ard. Jr.. 414 S. Chapman St., th Robert, Colfa Ridge Top Rd., ■ -lia W. ' Le ' bVnon St. ' . 2 . Ea ' , t ' BVn d or ohcrt Daniel. 4901 Marvine Rd.. I Hill, Pa.. Cdward Washington, 3011 Fayctteville St., Walter RawiinKs. ' lVoO E. Walnut St.. llerke (iwvn. fioo Gatewood Ave.. Point -- --- - ip. Beverly Mason. 1201 Madison Ave.. Point -- - - William. .!•:. s North Ave.. Wync .Inn Wi Kio Rl. Mil ensbo ITlil Boyden St.. !au. Ginette. 725 N. E. 17th Way. Lauderdale. Fin F 1960 ;s. Boy Wiodrow. Rt. 1, Liberty C son. Joseph Clyde, Box 6363. Guilford College D ton, Earl Finley. Rt. 1. Snow Camp C enberger. Vincent Paul. 253 East 78th St.. E 1961 Brown. Richard Russell. 1218 Westridge Rd.. Greensboro. -D 1962 Brown. William 1 rank. Rt. 3. Box 116. Siler City C 1959 Brvan. Joseph McKinley, Jr.. 711 Sunset Dr., Greensboro D 1959 Brvant, Albert Long, Rt. 1. Yadkinville — C 1959 Brvant. Thomas Kimble. Ararat C 1961 Brvant. William Albert. Ararat C 1960 Buck. Stanley Louis. 16S3 Welsh Rd.. Meadowbrook. Pa.-.C 1962 Bullock, Jerry Marvin, 3720 High Point Rd., Greensboro-D 1962 Bunker, Annie Louise, 132 Kornor St., Mount Airy F 1960 Burgess, James Ellis, 210 Lansdown St., High Point A 1959 Burgess, Patty Clytelle. Cycle S 1961 Burke, Barbara Abbie, 231 Burke Ave.. Gibsonville S 1962 Rotert Ingold. Jr.. 501 West Lexington Ave., r ! ' .V. ' lorLiVerty ' stT. ' AsheboroIirillMH 1961 Wallace A 1960 1962 Bur; High Po I.i ' M- Burrows, l; 1 . Iv 537, Wallace C Burt Ptii , ; -■ N. Tremont Dr.. GreensborO--D lyoo Burton, i... • -I! St.. Madison S 1960 liuiton. K ■:! St.. Madison S 1960 Burton W; , i i ' :■. 406 Whittier St., High Point— C 1959 Burwell. .1 , Hancock St.. New Bern C1962 Butt, •In.ii, , , :, l;t. S. Box 20S. Greensboro D 1960 Bvrum. K. t - 1 . L._..::i; I. Jr.. 609 Longview St., Gl-eensl.„.ro — D 1960 Cagle. Jack Verlie. 2709 Liberty Rd.. Greensboro D 1961 Cain. Richard Charles. 13s Lvnnfield St.. Lynn, Mass C 1962 Cain, Viole- Ruth. 2510 Pinecroft Rd.. Greensboro D 1960 Callahan. Donald W nvne. Rt. 1. High Point D 1962 Campbell. Elizabeth Ann. Cycle MH 1961 Candler. Faxon David. Bex 41. Reidsville C 1961 - Rockford St.. Mount Airy— C 1960 Edgewood Ave., Concord S 1961 Carlisle, Blonnie Lou, Box 1006, Marion, or Guilford College F Spec. Carmichael, Anne Darden. Quarters B, Naval Station. Green C.ve Springs. Fla S 1960 Carpenter. Janna Lee. 107 N. Mitchell Ave.. Rutherfordton F 1961 Carr. Daniel Joseph. III. Great Diamond Island. Portland. Maine, or 1122 Westridge Rd., Greensboro.. D 1959 Carroll. Edwin Bailey. Rt. 1. Box 39. Guilford D 1959 Carroll. James Eldon. 1908 Mayfair Ave.. Greensboro D 1962 Carroll, Jane Helen, Rt 1, Box 39, Guilford D 1961 Carroll, Jes,ie Kay. King, or Rt. 9. Cannon Rd.. Greensboro D I9o9 Carswell Guv Hamilton. Rt. 1. Winston-Salem D I960 Carswell. Robert Wade. 4553 Shattalon Dr.. Winst.m-Salem P 19?9 ck Taylor, Rt. 1. Box 21. Guilford-- anda Edith. Box 17,s. Belews Creek ■en Barbara. 527 W. llth St.. Charlotte .seph Lindsay. 5ofi Bridges St.. High Point ,I;ick Liniijle. lit 1, Bnx 323. High Point- ,. ' . ,1 ,. H, . ■ II. . i, :il ' rd College 1 !■ • ; , Guilford College. -D 1960 -_.F 1959 MH 1959 on Dr.. Greensboro.-E 1959 rli-s I.ondv, IMS Ifi !. Wisconsin — Rt. E I960 C 1959 i - -.C 1962 S 1960 S 1960 n USN. Main St.. Asheboro C 1961 101 Bossong Dr.. Asheboro MH 1961 ■d Box 402. Victoria. Va C 1960 Pt 1 Snow r«mn F 1960 nsboro D 1959 D 1960 F 1961 Soi ' McClohon St.. Ahoskie--C 1960 Williamston. Franklin. Box 23. Whit 3xington AV ' Bt. 1. Gibs Coltnine. Klun. Jane. JU Ci.lkgc R.I., Cuilfurd ColleBe-MH H162 C.innellv, Alvin Rhy, 1 Ul ' .l New Garden Rd., Greensboru. D 1061 Conrad. Edward Francis. Jr.. 211 N. Cedar St., Greenslioro _ __ D 1059 Cmik. Bripes Edward. Box 56. StokeadBle.. ..D 1962 Cook. Frances Anne. Rt. 1. Siloam MH 1962 Cook. Grafflin. III. 119 Taplow Rd.. Baltimore. Md E 1962 Cook. Jo Ann. Box 361. Conover MH 1960 Copeland. Evelyn Joesphine. 28 Chelten Rd.. Haveltown. Pa F 1962 Copeland. Jesse Thomas. Jr.. 2104 OnUrio St.. Greensboro -D 1961 Copeland. Walter Eugene. 914 S. Lindell Rd.. Greensboro D Spec. Corderman. James Warren. 730 Yorkshire Rd.. Winston-Salem, or Box 8442. Guilford College D 1961 Cornell. Janice Lillian. 57 Agnew Ct.. W. Warwick. R. I F 1960 Cox. Dudley Alden. 9 Norwood. Norwalk. Ohio A 1959 Cox. Virginia Ragsdale. 803 W. Farriss Ave.. High Point -S 1969 Craven, Franklin Duval. Jr.. 502 Forrest St., Greensboro-. D 1959 Crenshaw, Garland Deane, Box 377, Victoria. Va C 1959 Crenshaw. John Whitworth. Victoria. Va C 1969 Crotton. William Harvey. Box 626. Reidsville A 1959 Crutchfield. Ryan Caperton, 116 ' .- Tate St.. Greensboro.-D Spec. Curtis. William Henry. Rt. 1, Box 10, Franklinville D 1959 Cutler, Samuel Horton, 609 N. Brown St., Washington___C 1961 Daktor, Harvey, 1801 Independence Rd.. Greensboro D 1961 Dale. James Darrell. 1204 Terrell Dr.. High Point D 1960 Davis. Charles Frederick. Sfonevillc C 1961 Davis. Edwin Wesley. Glendale. S. C A 1962 Davis. James Neil. Rt. 1. Trinity C 1962 Davis. Margaret Yarnall. Box 115, The Oaks, Rt. 1. High Point -F 1960 Davis, Marian Ethel, 502 Oakland Dr., Elkin F 1962 Davis, Otis Wiley, 2734 Robinhood Dr., Greensboro D 1960 Davis. Stafford Campen, Guilford College D 1959 Dawson, Nancy Edith, Edge Hill Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa F 1962 Deans, Christine Hall, Rt. 5, Goldsboro, or Box 8471, Guilford College D 1961 Deans, Stanley Roderick. Rt. 5. Goldsboro. or Box 8471, Guilford College D 1960 Deaton, Don Wilson. Box 8433, Guilford College D 1959 DeLancey, William Coy, 2822 Bandleman Rd., Greensboro D 1962 Denny. Edwin Battle. 1227 Buckingham Rd.. Greensboro-.D Spec. Dentistc, William Thomas. Box 8123. Guilford College D 1959 Dodson. James Manley. HI. Bt. 1. Jamestown D 1961 Domokos. Martin. Rt. 2. Box 28. Hickory. Va.. or Guilford College D 1959 Donevant. Jerry Allen. 520 S. Broad St.. Winston-Salem--D 1959 Donevant. Lincoln Napoleon, 520 S. Broad St.. Winston-Salem D Grad. Dotten. Michael Albert. 77 Blackhawk Dr., Park Forest, III C 1962 Doyle, Claude Elliott, Rt. 3. Martinsville. Va E 1960 Drake. Susan Priseilla. 1310 Jackson Rd., Gastonia _-S 1961 Draper, Frank Watkins, 100 E. Brentwood St., Greensboro D 1959 Driver, William Lloyd, Box 8263, Guilford College D 1961 Durham, Raymond Monroe, Siler City E 1962 Dyson, William Travis, Jr., 4627 Tower Dr., Greensboro-. D 1962 Ealy, Thomas Clark, .325 N. Patrick St.. Leaksville D 1960 Eaton. Jalna Dawn. Box 8625. Guilford College D 1959 Echols. Walter Cabell. Jr.. 400 E. Bragg St.. Greensboro__D 1960 Edgerton. David Allison. 105 N. Andrews Ave., Goldsboro E 1962 Edwards, Robert Winston, 108 N. Mitchell Ave., Rutherfordton A 1959 Elliott, Forbes, 65 Seven Bridges Rd.. Chappagua, N. Y.--C 1962 English. Arnold Lynwood, Rt. 2. Trinity A 1962 English. Thomas Roland. Jr.. Rt. 2. Trinity E 1959 Estes. Patricia Nadine. 1473 Airview Dr.. Mount Airy._.F 1959 Esval. Orland Edwin. 4018 Bristol Rd.. Durham D 1960 Evans. Frances M.. 120 Beverly Place. Greensboro ..D 1959 Evans. Ilona Marianne, c o Lloyd J. Evans. 2033 Beach St.. Winston-Salem _.MH 1962 Eversole. WilliamDuncan , 917 Watauga St., Kingsport, Tenn C 1962 Falkoff, Martin Alan, 4416 17th Ave.. Brooklyn. N. Y E 1960 Farlow. Charles Bray. 1504 Westside Ct.. Greensboro D 1961 Farris. Ellis Moses. 3109 Raymond St.. Raleigh C 1961 Faulk. Emmitt Bobbitt. 1806 Madison Ave.. Greensboro. __D 1961 Ferrell. George Wesley. Guilford D 1960 Fichman, Barbara Mae, 811 Cortelyou Rd., Brooklyn 18, N. Y ..S 1962 Fields, Paul David, Rt. 1, Box 76. Siler City C 1962 Foeleman, James Ray, 1810 Villa Dr., Greensboro D 1962 Foltz. Larry Eugene. 1933 Hinshaw Ave.. Winston-Salem__D 1960 Folwell. Thomas Harold. Jr.. Rt. 4. High Point E 1961 Fordham. Woodrow Murray. Jr.. Barker Rd., Rt. 5, Box 138 B-3, Greensboro D 1961 Foster, Barrie Edward, 217 N. Main St.. , , Woodstown, N. J A 1960 Freeman. Susan Jane. 37 Vallecito Ln.. Orinda, Calif... MH 1962 Frisbergs. Rasma. Box 8382. Guilford College D 1961 Frisbergs. Velta, Box 8382, Guilford College D Spec, Fiost, Miles Fischer, 407 S. Elm Ave.. Greensboro E 1961 Frost. Roger Wendell. 407 S. Elam Ave., Greensboro E 1960 Frye, Willie Richard, Snow Camp D 1969 Fulton, Phillip Darrell, 802 Ferndale Dr.. High Point C 1962 Fulton. Wesley Groome. Jr., 802 Ferndale Dr., High Point C 1960 Fulton, William Linney, Madison C 1962 Fuquay, Thomas Raymond, Rt. 1, Suramerfield D 1960 Gabriel, Carolyn Wilkinson, 104 Wedgcdale Dr.. Greensboro D 1962 Gainey. Ashley Doane. Rt. 1, Box 248, Goldsboro C 1960 Gainey, Marilyn Joyce, Rt. 1. Box 248, Goldsboro MH 1962 Garcia, Lucia, Frexes No. 2. Holguin. Oriente. Cuba MH 1962 Gardner. Eva Butler, 3911 Clifton Rd., Greensboro D Grad. Gardner. James Henry. 507 Daisy St., Goldsboro C 1959 Garner. Patricia Lee. 1604 E. Ash St., Goldsboro MH 1960 Garner, William Duncan, Jr.. 1604 E. Ash St., Goldsboro D 1959 Gibson, Michael Hugh. 507 Audubon Dr.. Greensboro D 1962 Giles. Edward Meredith, 39 Leeuwarden Rd., Darien, Conn C 1962 Gillespie, Susan Paxson, Rt. 1. Wyoming, Del MH 1961 Gilmore, William Wintred, Julian D 1959 Giroux, Trudie Ann, 65 Van Buren Ave., Norwalk, Conn F 1960 Glisson, Jackolyn Marie. Tryon F 1959 Goble. Melinda Ann. Rt. 4. Inwood Rd., Asheboro MH 1962 Golding. Charles Gray. Low Gap C 1962 Goode. Charles Dalton. Rt. 2. Hillsdale Rd.. Summerf ield..D 1962 Goodman. Morton. 1519 Baird Ave.. Camden. N. J. _E 1960 Gorsuch. Constance Adelaide. Craven ' s Creek Rd., Roanoke, Va S 1961 Gray, Russell Stanford, 930 Wilson St., Roanoke Rapids. .C 1960 Green, Charles Morris, William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo E 1959 Greene, Clifton Chadwick, 529 Idlewild Ave.. Greensboro. .C 1962 Greene. Janice Marie. Box 174. Rt. 3. Asheboro MH 1962 Greenwood. Mary Sinclair, Sunset Hills, Statesville MH 1962 Greiner, Paul Carlton, Jr.. 17 Brainard St., Mount Holly, N. J., or 3 Springdale St.. Greensboro D 1969 Griffin, David Starr, Jr., 2686 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota, Fla E 1969 Griffiths, Kathleen Regina. 1169 Commerce Ave., Union. N. J., or 5400 Foxwood Dr.. Guilford College. .D 1962 Gurley. Nestus Hannibal. Jr., 1341 Seminole Dr., Greensboro D 1961 Hackney, Glenn Burke, Jr., 109 Muirs Chapel Rd., Greensboro D 1961 Hackney. Pattie Sue. 5604 Maple St., Guilford College...D I960 Haider, Heea, c o Embassy of India; 2107 Mass. Ave.. N. W.. Washington, D. C MH 1959 Hall, Dale Kenneth, Box 8391. Guilford College— D 1961 Hall, Franklin Grey, 424 N. Spring St.. Greensboro D 1959 Hammers. Robert Melvin, 1007 Pamlico Dr.. Greensboro.- D 1962 Hammond. Ted Carlyle, Box 117, Candor C 1961 Hamrick, Norma Kay, Dixon Road, Route 2, Kings Mountain MH 1962 Handlon, Virgil LaVon, 1721 Freeman Mill Court, Greensboro D Spec. Hanks. Joann. 2210 Queen St.. Winston-Salem F 1962 Hannaum. Joyce Natalie. 6400 Orchid Dr.. Bethesda. Md...S 1959 Hardin. Charles Conrad. Box 8303, Guilford College D 1959 Hardin, David H. S.. 130 Hilldale Rd.. Lansdowne. Pa.. .A 1959 Hai-din. Virginia Lea. 190 Riveredge Rd.. New Shrewsbury. N. J F 1960 Hardison. Justice Grady. 600 Elmwood Dr. Greensboro. ..C 1959 Harrell. Georgia Monroe. Rt. 4. Mount Airy F 1962 Harrington. Neal Scott. 419 W. Cameron Ave., Chapel Hill F 1969 Harris, Wallace Henry, Jr., 124 N. Lamar St.. Roxboro-.E 1962 Harris. William Aubrey. Box 105. Kitty Hawk C 1962 Hart, John Sidney. 705 S. Hayne St.. Monroe A 1960 Hartsell. Thomas Jefferson. Rt. 2. Box 508. Concord E 1961 Haskins. Harold Duke, 3000 W. Market St., Greensboro. ..D 1961 Haworth, Brooks Harper, 846 Watson Ave., Winston-Salem C 1962 Haworth. Chester Carl, Jr.. Box 1551. High Point C 1959 Haworth. Margaret English. Box 1551. High Point MH 1961 Haworth. Marjorie Nell. 213 Edgedale Dr.. Box 5166, High Point MH 1960 Hedrick. Kenneth Brian. 704 Chandler St.. High Point C 1962 Helton. Georee Nicholson. Box Ti. Yadkinville C 1959 Helton. Stephen Gladstone. Box 74. Yadkinville C 1961 Hendricks. William Daniel. Rt. 4. High Point E 1961 Henley. Kenneth Wayne. Box S332, Guilford College D 1961 Heritage. Elizabeth Bell. 20 Eric Rd., Mullica Hill. N. J MH 1961 Hewlett. John .llden. 26 Centre St.. Woodmere. N. Y E 1960 Hiatt. Reitzel Gene. Rt. 2. Trinity C 1962 Hill Whitner Temple. Rt. 2. Box 303. Stokesdale D 1962 Hines. George Eugene. 2274 Circle Dr.. Raleigh C 1961 Hinshaw. Howard Thomas. Box S328. Guilford College. _D 1960 Hodgin. Ruth Rollins. Box R3S3. Guilford College D 1959 Hohn. Jay Sylvester. Jr.. Rt. 1. Randleman C 1962 Holland. Larry Whitt. 1231 Lolly Lane. Greensboro D 1960 Holland. Rcbin Celeste. 706 Stockton St.. Statesville MH 1962 Holley. Jack Ray. 507 S. 16th St.. Wilmington C 1961 Holloway. Bob Greer, c ' o E. J. White, New Garden Rd.. Guilford College D 1960 Holmes. James Harold. Rt. 2. Hertford C 1961 Holmes. Ralph Lane, 2«19 Robin Hood Dr.. Greensboro___D 1959 Homer. Fred Kleinz. 25 E. Walnut Ave., Merchanlville. N. J C 1961 Honea. F. Virginia. .16 W. Sth St.. Jacksonville. Fla MH 1959 Honevcutt. William Murray. Box 195. Oak Ridge., D 1962 Hon. Ellen. 2429 Micklethwaite Rd.. Portsmouth, Ohio-.-F 1962 Huber, Francis William, 625 Aiken Parkway, Funuay Springs C 1961 Hundley. Carol Lynn. Rt. .1. Stuart. Va F 1962 Hundley. Jo Ann. Rt. 3. Stuart. Va F 1959 Hunneymar. Edward John. Box 207. Winthrop. New York C 1961 Hunter. Harold Armstead. Rt. 2. Pilot Mountain C 1961 Hunter. Jack Lee. Rt. 3. Guilford College— D 1961 Hupfer. Gwynne Landing. 2433 Walker Ave.. Winston-Salem C 1960 Kurd, Lloyd Bentord. Jr.. 200 Calhoun St.. Galax, Va A 1960 Idol, Manyon Landis, Rt. 3, Winston-Salem D 1960 Isaacs, Patricia Ann, Rt. 3, Mount Airy _MH 1960 Ivester. Patricia Lee. 507 Brent St.. Winston-Salem MH 1961 James, Dennis Ravmer. 5909 Ballinger Rd.. Guilford College D 1959 Jame«. Harold Walter. 2600 Baltic Ave.. Virginia Beach. Va C 1961 Jenkins. Ernest Nicholas. Jr., 5807 Williams Dr.. Guilford College D 1959 Jenkins. Hal Scott. Box 5807. Williams Dr.. Guilford College D 1961 Jenninu-s. Daniel Roscoe, 110 Lewisville-Vienna Rd.. I. i ,i;i. C 1962 Jtnr ■ I T - r: . sheboro St.. Greensboro.. D 1960 Je : M I K . St.. Guilford College D 1961) Jnhi. 1 K , I. 1. Box 316, Siler City C 1962 J..hii . :, M ■ ., ' !., :■ Metropolitan Oval. N,w Y.irk. N Y. MH 1962 Johnson. Richard Pell. 409 Hillcrest Dr.. Greensboro D 1962 Johnson. Ruby Carolyn, Rt. 2. Jonestown Rd., Win.ton-Salem MH 1962 J..hns„n. William Roderick. 832 Cornwallis Dr., Greensboro _ D 1959 J..nts. Karl Nelson. Box 8701. Guilford College D 1959 Jones. George Wayne. 5804 Williams Dr.. Guilf..r,l College D UI61 Jones. I.indn Ann. 5804 Williams Dr. I . .: ' ■ ' • ' • ..,■■ T V V: Jones. Nancy Ellen Hacknev. Box 8701 i. ' : 1. i-. I ' l ' L ' J.mes, Robert Neil. 110 S. Edgeworth S ' ., . • [■■...■■ Jones. Stacv Catherine. Rt. 1. North Ui,. i Mil ■: Jones. W lia-n E ene Jr.. 816 Bonner -I , ,, hi-i,r ' ..:i ' ' : 1 Jordan. Hlirman Haroldecn. 706 Unity St. Thoma llle A 19.i9 Jovce. Audrey Anise. Rt. 1. Madison MH 1961 Jovner. Rav Mavnard. Rt. 1. Pleasant Garden ... D 1961 Juchter. John Perkins. 754 Pine Ave.. Waynesboro. Va.. E 1959 Jung. Bettv. 2809 Sherwood St.. Greensboro D Spec. Keaton James Howard. 4309 Cornell Ave., Greensboro. ..D 1961 Kellam Janie O ' ilrien. 1907 Albatross St.. Greensboro. _.D 1960 K,.mi. 11 h, I.I 1 Sunset Dr.. Asheboro A 1962 K, , II 1 ■ M i-..n Ave.. Salem. N. J F 19.59 K,,i I ii .■ I I, Guilford College D 1960 K.■ .I... I - -III ' r r,- Washington Highway. r..,iMi,.i,iil,. V... A 1961 Kim. Hv.i Hvung. 31:1 E. Chestnut St.. Goldsboro F 1960 Kin,. Kvung O.. 40-3 St.. Hongan-Ko. Young San-Ka. .s,„ul Korea . MH Spec. Kimhle. Richard Wade. 513-A University Dr.. King ' Charles Cuvri ' l Dublin ' Dr.. C.reensboro D 1962 Kinkead, Shirley Anne, Box 166, Tarboro Highway, Rocky Mount S 1962 Koivula, Kaarle Mikael. 4244 H St., S, E., Washington 19, D. C -A 1961 Koivula. Maaret. 4244 H. Street, S, E„ Washington 19, D. C MH 1959 Kolls, Ingrid Ann. 230 Kensington Ave., Norwood. N. J MH 1962 Kopley. Angela Millicent. 38 Pell Terrace. Garden City. N. Y S 1961 Lamb. Charles Robert. Jr.. 519 N. Mendenhall St.. Greensboro A 1959 Lambeth. David Thomas. 531 Overlook St.. Greensboro. ..D 1959 Lancaster. James Howard. 1112 Sam Lion Trail. Martinsville. Va.. or 130 Maple St.. Guilford College. _D 1961 Lanier. Rebecca Jane, Rt. 3. Asheboro MH 1960 Lanning. Donald Ray. 2109 Hardie Ct.. Greensboro D 1959 Lasley. William Kennon. 1612 Wright Ave.. Greensboro. _.D 1962 Laudenslager. Lois Fern. 525 Somerset Ave., Haddenfield, N. J S 1960 Lawson. Catherine Belinda. Box 308. King S 1962 Lee. Allen B.. 815 Rankin Place. Greensboro D 1959 Lee. John Taylor. 918 Portland St.. Greensboro D 1962 Leonard. David Burton. 813 Raleigh Rd., Ramseur or 1704 Gatewood St.. Greensboro D 1961 Lester. Charles Henry. Pine Hall E 1961 Levy. David Max. 1801 Madison Ave.. Greensboro- --C 1962 Lewis. Bonnie Lee. 3838 S. Capitol St., S. E.. Washington 20. D. C MH 1962 Lichtman. Robert Joseph, 2312 Baird Blvd.. Camden. N. J E 1959 Lineberger, Barbara Jo. 120 East Chestnut St.. Lincolnton - F 1960 Lineberrv. Donald Edgar. 903 West Dixie Dr.. Asheboro -C 1962 Lipscomb. Sarah Alice. 4638 Hawthorne Lane. Washington. D. C F 1962 Little. Charles Allen. 711 East Main St.. Moorestown. N. J C 1961 Little. Ethel Anne. 309 Eugene St.. Gibsonville S 1962 Little. Frank B.. Rt. 3. Guilford College D 1959 Little. Robert Bradford. 158 High St., Keene, N. H C 1959 Liverman. Wardell Thomas. Jr., Box 322, Guilford College D 1959 Ljung, Karen Kirch, Box 8044, Guilford College. S 1962 Lomax. Fred Monroe, III. 5317 Friendly Rd.. Greensboro D 1962 Long. Harold Johnson. Box 43. Yadkinville. or c o Mrs. C. E. Wakefield. Guilford — D 1961 I.ung. James Alfred. Box 231. Yadkinville C 1961 L.ive. Elsie Davern. 1309 Northfield St., Greensboro D Spec. I.oMll, Robert Rees. Rt. 1. Canterbury. Conn C 1962 Luide. Mai Liis. Box 8056. Guilford College D 1961 Ljnch. George Frederick, Box 523. Guilford College D 1959 Lvnch, Harvey Oliver, Jr.. Rt. 1. Westfield C 1962 Lynch, John A., 508 Daisy St., Goldsboro— C 1960 McBane. Carol Cornelia. Rt. 1, Snow Camp --S 1959 McClellan, Ralph Edward. Rt. 1. Box 45. Guilford D 1962 McCollum. Berkley Wayne. Rt. 2. Madison.. -D 1960 McCollum. Jesse Lee. 307 Carter St., Madison A 1962 McCollum, L.wrence Everette. Rt. 4. Reidsville D 1962 McCollum. William Edward. Rt. 2. Madison D 1961 McCorquodale. Willie Randall. 3024 Pinecrott Rd.. Greensboro D 1960 McCullen. Deets Taylor. Rt. 5. Goldsboro E 1962 McCurdv. Donald Marshall. 54 Douglas Crescent, Toronto, Ontario, Canada C 1962 McCurrv, John Francis. 108 W. Greenway S.. Greensboro D 1961 McCurrv. William Thomas. 108 W. Greenway S.. Greensboro D 1962 McDaniel, Bette Barker, 536 West Academy St., Madison S 1962 McDaniel, William Howard. Box 8304, Guilford College D 1959 McFarland. Betty Lou. Rt. 1. Box 155, Aberdeen.. MH 1961 McFnrland. Robert Lyndall. Box 8682. Guilford College.. D 1959 .Mctil-in erv Andrew Martin. 7 West 7th St.. Weldon. or Guilford College D 1959 McGuire. Margaret Woodson, Box 8135, Guilford College -D 1960 McKee, Robert Loach, III, 2430 W. Chestnut Ave,. Altoona. Pa A 1961 McKeown. Catherine Mary. 36-21 212th St.. Bnyside. N. Y S 1962 McMillan. Norma Jean. 212 Carolina Circle. Winston-Salem S 1962 McMillian. Hazel Mae. 6001 Friendly Rd.. Greensboro D 1962 McMillian. Hubert Lee. 6601 Friendly Rd.. Greensboro D 1962 McNeal. Earl Vernon. 124 Chesterfield Rd., Hampton. Va.. E 1960 McNcely. Richard Delano, 309 S. Chapman St.. Greensboro D 1961 McNeely. Robert Franklin. 309 S. Chapman St., Greensboro D 1960 Macey, Wade Thomas, 6G01 Friendly Rd.. Guilford College D 1960 Maddox. Kenneth Pitts. 605 University Dr., Greenesboro .D 1959 Mallard. Merle Graham, 227 N. College St.. Wallace MH 1962 Maness. James Horace. Southern Pilgrim College. Kernersville D Spec. Manning. Isabel Taylor. Rt. 3. Summerfield D 1962 Manresa, Daniel Ulises. Central Mahay. Oriente. Cuba C 1961 March. Mills Arnold, Holland. Va C 1960 Marecek, Karei Frantisek. 32 Catawba St.. Belmont C 1960 Marinoff. Michael Peter. 1701 East Tulpehocken St., Philadelphia. Pa C 1962 Marks. Richard Barry. 566 E. Chester St.. Long Beach. N. Y C 1961 Marsh. Howard Darnaby. Jr.. 110 Brentley Circle. High Point C 1962 Marsh. Linda Jane. 2307 Maywood St.. Greensboro D 1962 Marsh. Robert Dodson. 406 Otteray Dr.. High Point E 1959 Marshall. Mildred Mae. Box 73. White Plains F 1962 Mathews, Jamie Burford. 605 Forrest Ave.. High Point MH 1961 Matkins. George Thurman. Wallace C 1962 Matthews. Robert Moore. 216 N. Candler St.. Decatur. Ga E 1959 Matthews. Ronald Lee. 1432 E. Polo Rd.. Winston-Salem A 1962 Matthews. Shelby Jean. Rt. 2. Box 92. East Bend MH 1961 Medford. Bobby Lee. Liberty D 1959 Melero. Alfredo Santos. Mir. Oriente. Cuba C 1961 Meroney. John Stanley. 1211 N. Cleveland. Arlington. Va C 1960 Mertz. Ruth Ann. 116 Beech St.. Fleetwood. Pa S 1961 Miller. Charles Kenneth. 1S41 Ashley St.. Philadelphia. Pa., or 1907 Madison Ave.. Greensboro_-D 1959 Miller. Delores Fleenor. 1301 E. Center St.. Kingsport. Tenn.. or 1907 Madison Ave.. Greensboro.. D 1959 Miller. Kenneth Arnold. 210 Perry St.. Jamestown D 1959 Modlin. Asa Robert. Jr.. Box 277. Rich Square E 1959 Montgomery. Clara. 3523 N. 15th St.. Philadelphia 40. Pa F 1959 Montgomery. Eugene Jefferson. Jr.. 2107 Walker Ave.. Greensboro C 1959 Moody. James Otis. Rt. 4. Box 491. Monroe A 1961 Moon. Jack Winfred. 606 Westover Terrace. Greensboro__D 1960 Moon. William Glenn. Rt. 2. Liberty __ C 1962 Moore. Cynthia Ann. Rt. 2. Madison MH 1959 Moore. Danny Wayne. 108 Albert Ave.. Wilson A 1962 Morgan. Edith Marion. 6 Mortimer St. Springfield. Mass S 1962 Morgan. Martha Jeannette. Rt. 3. Guilford College MH 1962 Motsinger. Van Roger. Rt. 6. Winston-Salem D-1962 Mowery. Martha Jane. Rt. 1. Box 57. Climax or Box S334. Guilford College D 1960 Mudge. Diane Dixon. 11 The Place. Glen Cove. N. Y.. or 2520-A Oakcrest Ave., Greensboro D Spec. Mudge, Todd William, 11 The Place, Glen Cove, N. Y., or 2520-A Oakcrest Ave., Greensboro D 1961 Munk, Patricia Jane, 127 E, Fairview Ave., Connellsville. Pa _.F 1961 Murrow. Gladys Gertrude. Rt. 1. Greensboro MH 1959 Myers Dianne Derrer. 130 B. Charlemont Ave.. Kingsport. Tcnn S 1962 Napoliello. Richard Vincent. 449 N. Arlington Ave., E. Orange. N. J E 196! Naylor. Christopher Leete. 109 Churchwarden ' s Rd.. Baltimore 12. Md. .... E 1962 Noal. Joyce Kay. 3212 Gilmore Dr.. Greensboro MH 1961 Neal. Thomas Dwight. 803 N. Eugene St.. Greensboro D 1961 Nease. Carl Ronald. 401 Sykes Ave.. Greensboro D 1962 Newlin. James Campbell. Box 8481. Guilford College D 1959 Newlin. James Clarkson. Box 8345. Guilford College D 1960 Nichols. Warren Cecil. Rt. 4. Mount Airy A 1959 Nimitz. Carolyn Louise. 1065 Peace Haven Rd., Winston-Salem MH 1961 Nobbs. Gail Lovesta. 17 Ashley St.. Springfield. Mass S 1962 Norman. William Price. Axton. Va C 1961 Nunn. Joe Bailey. Rt. 3, Box 141, Guilford College D 1959 Oakley, Robert Gene, 929 Glenwood Ave., Greensboro. _D 1962 O ' Briant. Thomas Lorenzo, 2230 Glover Rd., Durham A 1960 Olt. Gail, 7602 Maple Ave., Merchantville, N. J S 1961 Opauski. Carl W.. 98 Kansas Ave.. Portsmouth. Va A 1960 Osborne, Osborn Otwell, Charles Emery, Jr., Rt. 1, Pleasant Garden. Donald Lee. 3733 Oakwood Dr.. Greensboro.. lonnie Coble. 1404 Evergreen Ave.. Goldsboro. Pake. Elizabeth Jean. 1411 National Ave.. New Bem.._MH 1962 Palmer. Mary Elizabeth. 509 North Spring St.. Greensboro D 1961 Parish. George Robert. 1206 Hertford St.. Greensboro D 1962 Park. Jhinwoo. 709 Highland Ave.. Greensboro D 1960 Parker. Mary Nell. 220 Church St., Mount Airy S 1959 Parker, Oris Lester, 309 N. Pine St., Murfreesboro C 1960 Parker, Ronald Fields, 418 N. Edgeworth St., Greensboro D 1962 Parker, William Conrad, Box 209, George A 1962 Paschal, James Thomas. 419 Crestland Ave.. Greensboro. .D 1959 Passes. George A.. Box 8592. Guilford College C 1960 Paul Richard Stephen. 8018 Mansfield Ave., Philadelphia, Pa E 1961 Perkins, Tommy Lee, Box 305, Yadkinville or c o Mrs. C. E. Wakefield. Guilford D 1962 Perry. Marcus Wooten. Bex 695. Halifax C 1962 Petrec. Margaret Ann. 419 Ward St.. Graham F 1962 Petty. George Sterling. Jr.. 3726 Oakwood Dr.. Greensboro D 1959 Pfau. Frank Richard, Rt. 3. Sussex, N, J E 1961 Phillips, Sara Lou, 324 Cherry St.. Mount Airy S 1962 Phipps. Mary Carolyn. 514 Mount Ida. Kingsport. Tenn..-S 1962 Pipkin. John Moses. Sophia D Grad. Ponder, James Harold, Rt. 1. Box 586. Hope Mills, or 4616 Friendly Rd.. Greensboro D 1960 Poole. James Irvin. Box 412. Dobson C 1960 Poplin. Melvin Gerald. Rt. 2. Norwood, or Box 8261. Guilford College D 1960 Potter. Jonathan. 34 Walker Rd.. Swampscott. Mass A 1962 Pratt. Charles Alexander, Jr.. 620 Park Ave.. Greensboro. -D 1962 Prentice. Reginald William. Jr.. 108 N, Muirs Chapel Rd., Greensboro D 1961 Price, Ralph Clay. Jr.. 1801 Carlisle Rd.. Greensboro D Spec, Price. Thomas Franklin. 160 Newfound St., Canton C 1962 Primm. Lela Caroline. Rt. 2, Snow Camp F 1960 Pringle, Betty Ann, 4225 Kildare Dr.. Green.sboro MH 1959 Pupo. Eduardo Obdulio. 2424 N. W. 7 Ct., Miami. Fla C 1962 Raiford, Maurice Terrell. 268 Euclid Ave.. Daytona Beach. Fla. C 1961 Rainey. Benjamin Lee. 1912 Efland Dr.. Greensboro D 1960 Randolph. Robert Nissen. 2618 Club Park Rd., Winston-Salem C 1960 Ray, Jerry Ronald, 3723 Dawson Ave., Greensboro D 1962 Rayle, Buddy Wayne, 811 Walker Ave.. Greensboro D 1961 Rayle. Larry Eugene. Rt. 1. High Point D 1969 Rector, Norwood Hopkins, 102 W. Burgess St.. Elizabeth City C 1962 Redmond. Donald Russell. 4004 Dogwood Dr.. Greensboro. -D 1961 Redmond. Douglas White. 4004 Dogwood Dr.. Greensboro.D 1961 Reece. William Carey. Jr.. Box 187. Woodland A 1962 Reynolds. William Chester. 448 104th St., Stone Harbor, N. J C 1959 Rhoads. William Evans. 108 School Rd.. Alapocas. Wilmington 3. Del E 1962 Rhodes. Judy Ann. Rt. 1. Millers Creek or 208 Beverly Place. Greensboro D 1962 Rice. David. 325 Arbor Rd.. Winston-Salem C 1960 Rice, Manfred Edwin, 811 Hertford St., Greensboro D 1962 Rich, Benjamin Cam. School St.. Rockingham, or Guilford College D 1959 Richman. Priscilla Pancoast. Daretown Rd.. Woodstown. N. J MH 1962 Ridgill. Wayne Oren. 705 Park Ave.. Apt. 6. Greensboro. .D 1960 Rierson. William Frank, Jr.. 1618 Walker Ave.. Greensboro D 1960 Bingewald. Richard Otto. Rt. 1. Oyster Bay. . Brookville. N. Y E 1959 Rivenbark. Rembert Reginald. Jr.. 1607 Spencer Ave.. New Bern, or 1817 Mimosa Dr.. Greensboro D 1962 Roberts. James Chester. Hughesville. Md C 1962 Roberts. Mareo Elizabeth. 219 Queen Mary Dr.. Olney. Md S 1969 Robertson. Donald Franklin. Joyce St.. Stoneville C 1962 Robertson. Mary Carolyn. 707 Gloucester Rd.. Alexandria. Va S 1959 Robertson. Sara Jane. Box 8. White Plains F 1960 Robinson. Kermit Wilson. Jr.. Rt. 2. Summerfield D 1960 Rogin. Andrea. 1506 Chandler. Ann Arbor. Michigan66MH 1960 Rosier. Robert Edwin. 2317 Pinecroft Rd.. Greensboro A 1960 Ross. Ira Nahum. 72-11 110 St.. Forest Hills. N. Y C 1961 Rumsey. Norman Ray. Rt. 3. Box 157. Greensboro D 1959 Bumsey. Ronald Odell. Rt. 3. Guilford College D 1961 Rundio. Stephen Joseph. Rt. 1. Box 266. Egg Harbor. N. J. C 1959 Russell. Betsey Cobb. 14th Calle 7-72 Zona 10. Guatemala City. Guatemala MH 1961 Sartin. Chattie Ann. 4216 Winston Rd.. Greensboro D 1961 Satterfield. Joseph Edgar. 714 GranviUe Dr.. Winston-Salem D 19.59 Schlosser. Norman Lewis. Box 461. Guilford College D 1959 Seeley, Joan Lee, 43 Steuben Ave., Tappan, N. Y MH 1962 Self. Joseph Stanley, 1903 East 25th St.. Winston.Salem__D 1959 Sharpe. Raymond Alexander, Jr., 616 North Ashe Ave.. Newton C 1962 Sheffield. Mildred Arlene, 1308 Trinity Ave., High Point MH 1961 Shelton. Garnette Ann. 1015 W. Academy St.. Winston-Salem MH 1962 Shields. John Edward. Guilford College D 1960 Shields. William Preston. 302 Edney Ridge Rd.. Greensboro D 1961 Showfety. Gerald Joseph. 670 Chestnut St.. Greensboro__.D 1959 Shropshire. Mary Ruth. Box 93. Ridgeway. Va F 1959 Silos. Estelle. 6103 Archdale Dr.. Guilford College D 1961 Simmons. Reid Alton. Box 8553. Guilford College -D 1959 Simpson. Frankie Norwood. Box 36. Guilford E 1962 Simpson. James Marshall. Jr.. Box 8454, Guilford College D 1961 Sisk. Thomas Dewey. White Plains C 1961 Smart. Gary B.. Franklin. Va. D 1959 Smith. Carol Frances. Rt. 2. Box 138. Dent on MH 1960 Smith. Dora Anderson. Rt. 4. Goldsboro MH 1962 Smith. Fraser McCutchen. Trinity F 1962 Smith. Hoyt Wayne. Box 159. Rt. 1. High Point D-1962 Smith. James Pete, Box 8331. Guilford College D 1959 Smith. Janet Leila. 408 Fairview Dr.. Lexington S 1959 Smith. John Robert. Box 8344. Guilford College D 1960 Smith. Joseph Ronald. Rt. 6. Box 504. Greensboro D 1962 Smith. William Bray. Box 8342. Guilford College D 1960 Snipes. Robert Franklin. 1910 Taylor St.. Greensboro D 1962 Snipes. Wilma Lou. Rt. 2. Box 147. Ahoskie S 1961 Snow. Charles William. Speedwell. Va A 1959 Spear. Michael Mayo. Rt. 1. Guilford D 1960 Stainback. James Morris. Guilford College D 1960 Stallings. Anna Louise. 1230 Beal St.. Rocky Mount MH 1960 Stallings. Phillip Michael. Box 542. Guilford CoUege D 1960 Standi. Judith Magdalene. 304 North Frisco St.. Warsaw S 1962 Stanger. Robert Henry. 9350 215 Place. New York. N. Y E 1959 Stanton. Daphne Penny. 1711 Westridgc Rd.. Greensboro D Spec. Starr. Robert David. Rt. 6. Box 151, Greensboro D Spec. Steele. Betty Jean. Sandy Ridge F 1959 Stem. Eleanor Duty. 315 Crestwood Drive. Roxboro F 1959 Stewart. Bruce Blakely. 11 Lovett Place. Lynn. Mass C 1961 Stoddard. Leonora Douglas. 902 Quaker Lane. High Point S 1962 Stokes. Arthur G.. 3725 Thomasville Rd.. Winston-Salem„D 1961 Stout. Charles Wayne. 1209 Gluyas Rd.. Asheboro E 1961 Strandberg. Robert Cooper. 705 Woodland Dr.. Greensboro D 1959 Stratton. Ann Dean. Ht. 7. York. Pa F 1962 Strcb. Bartholomew Andrew. 1217 Briarcliff Rd., Greensboro D 1961 Strine. Richard Lee. 530 Sherman St.. Conneaut.Ohio C 1962 Stuckey. Janice Mae, Rt. 1, Box 42, Guilford D 1961 Stutts. James Allen. 2402 Johnson Dr.. High Point D 1961 Suiter. Christopher Alan. 408 Stacy St.. Raleigh, or Box 8843. Guilford College D 1960 Sullivan. Susan Jean. 4108 Great Oak Rd.. Manor Country Club. Rockville. Md S 1962 Swiggett, Sidney R.. 222 College PI.. Greensboro D 1959 Swindell, Richard David, 1706 Greensboro St.. New Bern — C 1961 TaV - r-:,- M-,-i,., Box 222. Pilot Mountain MH 1961 Tf.vi I ' . ' I inrev. 1114 Bellevue St.. Greensboro D 1962 T... A, .-.idney. Wallace, or Guilford College— D 1961 Tri i ■ .1, 1104 Florida St.. Greensboro D 1959 Tlv T,,., h.i-;, ' ( lifford. 1911 Liberty Rd.. Asheboro A 1962 Thomas, Knd Amick. Jr.. Ramseur. or 1704 Gateword. Greensboro D 1960 Thompson. Leiand Earl. Guilford College D 1962 Thompson, Robert Blake. Box 76. Guilford College D 1959 Tilfhn.an Th h.r- Wilson. III. £-9 Westcnd Terrace. I:., 1, M ' A 1961 Tin I I ) «e. 179 Elmgrove Ave., I l; 1 _.MH 1962 Tim 1 ' Ui iiii. l ..nald. 502 Lois Ave.. High Point D 1960 Tohn. LiaMd Michael. 2406 Cortelyou Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y C 1962 Toomes. James Kenneth. 306 E. Whittington St.. Greensboro D 1960 Trautmann. Robert Karl. 53 Locust Ave.. Fallsington. Pa E 1962 Tremain. Philip Ernest. 405 Woodland Terrace, Alexandria, Va — C 1962 Trimble, Juliana Mary, Rt. 2. Hussellville. Ky S 1960 Trosper. Robert Goebel. Jr.. Rt. 2. Box 444. Greensboro--D 1960 Truelove, Jane Grey. 1 Heron St.. Wrightsville Beach F 1962 Tucker. David Kelly. 2412 Hubbard St.. Greensboro D 19.59 Tucker. Pinkney Ruffin. 1608 Walker Ave,. Greensboro-D 1962 Turner. Harry Alvis. 901 Roslyn Rd.. Winston-Salem C 1962 Tuttle. Margaret Lea. Rt. 3, Guilford College D 1962 Van Dolsen. Fred Leon. 5036 Sedgwick St.. N. W., Washington. D, C E 1961 Varner. Susan Pipkin. Rt. 7. Greensboro D 1962 Vaughan. Charles Gilbert. Jr.. 101 Plymouth Ave., Winston-Salem _.D 1960 Veach. George Lee. Rt. 3. Thomasville D 1959 Vu. Giap Lu. 44 Duong Hong Thap Tu. Vu. Long Thanh. Cite ' cira ' mpa ' giie ' Batrment F. No ' . 2r Saigon. Vietnam, or 2145 California St.. N. W.. Washington. D. C A 1961 Wagoner. Wayne Edward, Rt. 2. Hamptonville C 1962 Waldrep. Geraldean. Rt. 10. Box 156-B. Greensboro S 1960 Walters. Robert Oakley. 627 Elm St.. Salisbury, or 214 S. Mendenhall St.. Greensboro -D 1959 Walton. Howard Listcoe. No. 6 North Ave., Wyncote. Pa E 1960 Ward. Charles Lee. Jr.. 146 Eisenhour Dr.. Greensboro___E 1960 Ward. Howard Elwood. Rt. 1. Sophia D 1961 Ward, William Herbert, 1610 Grove St.. Greensboro D 1961 Warner. Vanda Natalie. 1505 Carmac Rd.. West Chester. Pa S 1962 Warren. James Prentice. Jr.. Rt. 4. Box 14. Clinton C 1962 Warren. Lyndal Nace. 710 Holmlock Terrace. Wilmington F 1961 Washburn. Albert Jordan. 113 Brentley Cr.. High Point--C 1969 Watson. Charles Henry, Jr., 810 Gales Ave., Winston-Salem E 1962 Watson, Mickey Dean. 316 Granite Street. Mount Airy___C 1962 Wearmouth. William Harvey, 29 Scarlett St., Greenville, S. C C 1959 Welborn. Richard Brian. Jamestown D 1959 Westphal. Evelyn Rose. 115 E. . ' vondale. Greensboro D 1962 Wheeler. Mary Mozelle, Rt. 1. Box 57. Gaffney, S. C S 1962 White. Claude Eugene. Rt. 8. Winston-Salem E 1959 White. Dorcas Imogene. 3736 Ogburn Ave., Winston-Salem S 1959 White. Ernest Kennedy. Jr.. Rt. 3. Oswego, N. Y C 1962 White. Francis Lee. Woodland A 1961 White. Mary Ellen. 3060 High Point Rd.. Winston-Salem- S 1959 White. Wilbur Thomas. Rt. 1. Box 85. High Point D 1962 Whiteley Thomas Monroe. Rt. 4. Box 592. Greensboro D 1961 Whiteside Richard Charles. 205 Brighton Ave., Brack-ex. Wilmington. Del A 1961 Whitley. James Wilford. Rt. 3. Box 388. Goldsboro A 1961 Whittemore. Richard Lester. Rt. 1. Climax D 1959 Whittier. Peter Clements. Citrus Rd.. Vero Beach. Fla A 1962 Wiggins Walter Daniel. Jr.. 511 W. Ash St.. Goldsboro__C 1962 Wiley, Richard Darrow, 3434 Rugby Rd.. Hope Valley. Durham A 1960 Willev. Elizabeth Anne. 4 Woodlawn St.. Lynn. Mass F 1959 Williams. Cora Ernestine. Rt. 1. Pleasant Garden MH 1961 Williams. Johnnie Joseph. Jr.. 710 O ' Berry St.. Rockv Mount, or 4520 W. Market St.. Greensboro D 1961 Williamson. Charles N.. III. Box 8324. Guilford College---D 1962 Williamson. Charlie Joseph. Rt. 1. Box 59. Franklinville — C 1962 Willis. Robert Lee. 4216 N. Galena Rd.. Peoria. 111., or 1015 Dewey St.. Greensboro D 1960 Wilson. Barbara Lynn, 817 Yadkin St.. Kingsport. Tenn.--S 1961 Wilson. Charlotte Sue. 1843 Euclid Ave.. Zanesville. Obio_.F 1962 Wilson. James Barrett. 200 S. Spring St.. Greensboro D 1959 Wincsett. Mattie Elizabeth. Rt. 1. Pinnacle MH 1962 Winfree. John Harvey. Jr.. 807 N. Eugene St.. Greensboro D 1962 Winslow. Judith Gail. Rt. 5. High Point MH 1962 Winsor. Robert Frazier. 214 Cardinal Rd.. Virginia Beach. Va ---A 1960 Wolff. Judith Marian. 305 Loekland Ave.. Winston-Salem MH 1961 Wood. David Quale. Rt. 1. High Point D 1960 Wood. Virginia Cleveland. Rt. 7. Dogwood Dr.. Winston-Salem F 1960 Woollen. Thomas Hayes. 602 Hillcrest Dr. High Point D Spec. Wray. Janice Combs. Box 11, Stokeadale D 1962 Wray, Kenneth Joe, Rt. 1, Guilford D 1962 Y ' . rk John L ' ovd, Jr.. 1015 Wharton St.. Greensboro D 1959 Young. Robert Manly. 125 Tacoma Circle. AsheviUe A 1959 Younts. Larry Lee. Rt. 5. High Point C 1961 Zeller. Bruce Clinton. 607 Church St.. Greensboro D 1960 Zimmerman. Betty Welch. Rt. 2. High Point D 1959 Zimmerman. Lester Eugene. 615 West Farriss Ave., High Point D 1960 Honor Roll First Semester 1958-59 Seniors Jalna Dawn Eaton Frank Ballard Little Carol Cornelia McBane Betty Ann Pringle William Chester Reynolds Stephen Joseph Rundio Betty Jean Steele Richard Lester Whittemore Juniors Ramona Barrow Anne Darden Carmichael Howard Thomas Hinshaw Earl Vernon McNeal Michael Mayo Spear Juliana Trimble Minnie Geraldine Waldrep Sophomores Mirian Almaguer Jane Helen Carroll Daniel U. Manresa Joyce Kay Neal Ira Nahum Ross Anne Marie Ta -lor Thanli Long Vu Second Semester 1958-59 Seniors Walter Lee Caviness, Jr. Stafford Campen Davis Orland Edwin Esval Robert Joseph Lichtman Frank Ballard Little Robert Bradford Little William Howard McDaniel Betty Ann Pringle 2.515 2.80 2.75 2.55 Larry Eugene Rayle Z.O.J 2.57 Betty Jean Steele 2.78 2.81 David Kelly Tucker 2.76 2.56 Robert Oakley Walters 2.69 2.81 Richard Lester Whittemore 2.60 2.57 James Barrett Wilson 2.53 2.66 2.60 Juniors Ramona Barrow 2.82 Anne Darden Carmichael 2.83 2.60 Richard Granville Coleman 2.56 2.64 Thomas L. O ' Briant 2.80 2.62 Thomas Edward Phillips 3.00 3.00 Andrea Toni Rogin 2.62 2..57 Juliana Trimble 3.00 2.75 Howard Listcoe Walton 2.60 2.60 Patricia Lee Garner Sophomores 2.62 2.60 Jane Helen Carroll 2.75 2.83 Jesse Thomas Copeland, Jr. 2.81 2.69 Thomas Harold Folwell, Jr. 2.00 3.00 Robert Franklin McNeely 2.81 2.60 Ira Nahum Ross 2.80 2.60 Betsey Cobb Russ ll 2.80 2.56 Anne Marie Taylor Freshmen 2.80 Judith Ann Allen 2.64 James Franklin Childress 3.00 2.56 Edward Meredith Giles 2.50 2.57 George Robert Parrish 2.80 2.58 Dora Anderson Smith 2.75 2.53 Ann Dean Stratton 2.62 2.50 Mary M. Wheeler 2.75 3aculfy CLYDE A. MILNER, A.B., A.M., B.D., Ph.D.. LL.D. President of the College atirl Professor of Philosophy . .B . Ohi,. ,Wv:in I ' niveisilv ; . .M., Ohio State Univei- C.ill.f nr H,, ' r..,,i T1,. l.t.i.al Seminary: Graduate M ' ■■ ' . •: t ■!.... MaibuiK Univei-sity ; Uni- ■! II .1 1 -iivrsity: Ph.D., Harttovd I fi, ,.:..ti. ,, ,1 11 r ' A ilminjrtun CoUeee : Guilford EVA GALBREATH CAMPBELL, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Biology A.B.. Ohio WesJeyan Univei!.itv. A.M.. Ohio State Univer- sity : Ph.D.. Ohio State University : Graduate Study. Univer- ■sily o( Chicago. University of Michigan and Woods Hole Marine Bioiogical Laboratory ; Guilford Colleue since 1924. ALGIE INNMAN NEWLIN, A.B., A.M., Df. Sc.Pol. ( Geneva) Professor of History and Politiral Senuer A.R., Guilford Collenei A.M.. Ha .if. I -..!!... ilr.-.duale Study, Columbia University. Univ i ti,, Cni- voi ' sity of Wisconsin. Johns Hoi.liiii. I ' . ■ lol S.-i Geneva, the Graduate Institute of 1, ... ,m.-,,, Mu.lies of the University of Geneva: summer session on International Law of the University of Michiean : Guilford College 1921-;6, l ' ..27-29. since 1931. PHILIP W. FURNAS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English A.B.. Earlham College; A.M.. Haivaid University; Graduate Study, University of Wisconsin and Columbia University. Ph.D.. Haivard University. Guilford College since 1927. E. GARNESS PURDOM, A.B., M.S., Ph.D, Professor of Physies A.B.. Centi-e College; M.S.. Univeisity of Chicago; Ph.D.. University of Michigan; Guilford College since 192 . HARVEY ALBERT LJUNG, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Dean of the College and Professor of Chemistry B S University of North Carolina : M.S., University of North Carolina: Ph.D.. University of No College since 1 ' J31. Carolina : Guilford FREDERIC R. CROWNFIELD, B.S., S.T.M., Ph.D Professor of Piblieal Literature and Religion B..S., City College. New York: S.T.M., Harvard University: Ph.D., Harvard University; Guilford College since 1948. GORDON W. LOVEJOY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Visiting Professor of Soeiology A.B. in Ed.. A.M.. University of Florida ; I ' h.D.. University of North Carolina; Guilford dllege since 1951. ROBERT M. DINKEL, A.B., A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Sociology A.B., Notie Dame: A.M.. Univeisity of Minnesota; Ph.D.. Univeisity of North Carolina: Guilford College since 1951. GRADY E. LOVE, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Director of the Greensboro Dinsion of Guilford College and Professor of Ediieatu.i, BS.. Western Carolina Teachers College. M.A.. llniversHv of North Carolina; Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Guilfoi-d College since 1953. HERBERT T. APPENZELLER, A.B., MA. Director of Athletics A.B-. Wake Koresi College. M.A.. Wake ICivst College: Gull, ford College since I951i. ERNESTINE COOKSON MILNER, A.B., B.S. in Ed., A.M. Professor of Psychology A.B., Miami Univeisity: B.S. in Ed. Miami I ' l.ivcrsit v . A.M., Welleslcy College; Giaduale Kluily at Dhio Slate Uni- versity and Columbia University ; Guilford College since 19311. J. CURT VICTORIUS, Dr. PoLEcon. I Hamburg) Professor of Economics and Dnsincss Administration Gr.nduate Study at Friedrich Wilhelm University of Berlin: Graduate School of Business Administration. Berlin : Univer- sity of Berne: Dr. Pol.Econ.. University of Hamburg; Post- doctoral Study and Research. Columbia University. University of North Carolina. Ca.se Institute of Technology, and Duke Uni iity : Guilfo Colle 194(1 J. WILMER PANCOAST, B.S. Associate Professor Emeritus of Mathematics B.S.. Swarthmore College: Graduate Study at Universit E. DARYL KENT, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy A.B.. Guilford College; B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary: Ph.D.. Columbia University; Guilford College since 1939. KATHARINE C. RICKS, B.S., A.B. Librarian Emeritus B.S.. Guilford College: Graduate Study. School of Library Science. Columbia University, A.B.. Guilford College; Guil- ford College since 1922. CHARLES N. OTT, A.M., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professi r of Chemistni HAROLD M. BAILEY, A.B., M.Ed. Associate Professor of Education A.B.. Glove City College: M.Ed., Pennsylvania State College: CARL C. BAUMBACH. B.M„ M.M, Associate Professor of Music study at Conservatory of Music, Kas.sel, Germany; B.M.. M.M. in Theory, Eastman School of Music : Graduate Study in Musicologv. Eastman School of Music and University of Rochester: Guilford College since 1950. STUART T. MAYNARD, A.B., M.E. Director of Men ' s Physical Education A B.. Guilford College; M.E.. University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1951. DAVID B. STAFFORD. A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology A.B.. Guilford College: A.M.. Haverford College; Graduate HIRAM H. HILTY, A.B.. B.D. Associate Professor of Spanish A.B., Bluifton College: B.D. Hartford Thclogical .Seminary. Graduate Study. National University of Mexico; Guilford College since 194S. CARROLL S. FEAGINS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy A B.. Duke University; .M.A.. University of Michigan; Ph.D.. Northuestern Univeisity; Guilford College since 191ii. EDWARD E. TERRELL, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. .-l.s.s-„ -m(r Professor of P.iology B. Wilmington College. M.S.. Cornell Universilv. PhD.. University of Wisconsin; Guilfol-d College since 196i;. MAKJORIE WILLIAMS, B,S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor. Director of College Cnion CHArXCEY B. 1 ' ES. B.A. I,I.,B.. 11. A.. Ph.D. .-l. ' .v,„ „, ,■ rrol.Msor „i Kiiglixll II l;,], ' Inu.iMlv. I.1..H.. H:nv inl Uiiivfi ilv; M-A.. I lui.i-nv ,.1- N.Hll. l ' i,i-..lMii. . rti.D.. ll|.ivvr ily c.f North J. FI.OYD MOORE, A.B.. B.D. A iMi-iate l ' i-ofcs. or of f.ibln-al Lit.ratiirc and Rcliffioii .H.. Cuilfonl t ' olUri ' : B.D.. Hiiitfiii-.l Theiil.ik ' u-«1 Seminary ; llraau ilo Study. [Viullc Hill. Haverfoid. CiiUimbia Univei- fily; Uni..ii Th.-olonical Seminal y: Bu.iti.ii Uniyeisity; Guil- ford l, dleirc siiu-. ' ltlJ4. E. KIDD LOCKARD, A.B., A.M. Associate Fiofcssor of Ecouoniics and Dnsl)ii ' ss Ad tH iitist ration . .R.. Clenyille State C.iUeiie. W. V«. : A.M.. West Viritinia llniyer.sity: (iraduate Study at Western Reserve University and The American University; C.uilfuid Colleite sinoe 195S. EDNA L. WEIS, A.B., B.S. in Ed., M.A. Assistant Professor of English A-B.. Ohio Stale University; B.S. in Ed.. Ohio State Univer- uy. .M.A-. Ohio Slate University; Guilford College since MILDRED MARLETTE, A.B., M.A. Dean of ll o  f and Assistant Professor of English A.B.. (.uilford Colleue ; M.A., University of North Carolina; (luilfoid ColleEC since 194S. EDWARD F. BURROWS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Historu A.B.. Washinirton and Lee Univeisity; M.A., Duke Univer- sity: Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; Guilford CoUeue since lO-l. . MILDRED FARROW, B.S. in Ed., B.S, in Lib. See. Assistant Librarian B.S. in Ed.. Asheyille Normal and Teachers Colleec : B.S. in Lilirarv Science. Pealiody Library School, University of North I ' aiolina; Guilford College since 1949. ALMA MARTIN, M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Eeononiies and Dietitian Acricultural CollcEe. St. PeteisljurB. Russia; Graduate Study at Tavtu iDoroati E.stonia ; M.S., Iowa St ate Colleee ; Gradu- ate Study at Cornell; Guilford Colleee since 1949. TREVA WILKERSON MATHIS. A.B. Assistant Librarian A.B.. Woman ' s Collepre. University of North Carolina; Guil- HELEN FORTENBERRY, B.S., M.E. Assistant Professor of Women ' s Phgsical Edncation B.S.. Mi,ssi.ssi|.i.i Southern Colleee; M.E.. Woman ' s Collei University of North Carolina; Killbvit-ht Award to leach Holland, ltioT-195S; Guilford College since lll.-.rj. THOMAS J. MOORE, B.A.. M.A. Assistant Pi ' ofesso}- of Basiness Administration and Secretarial Stndies GAY H. SPIVEY, B.E., B.S. in L.S, Assistant Librarian B.E. Unii HELEN CURTIS DAVIS, A.B., M.Ed. Acting Dean of Wotnen and Assistant Professor of English .V.B.. Wellesley Colleee . M.Ed., Illinois Teachers ColleEe; Gia.luate Study, Univeisity of Michiean ; Guilford Colleee On ' l..ave of ' absence. 19r.S-19. ' ' .9. ANN FLEMING DEAGON, A.B.. M.A., Ph,D. Assistant Professor of Langnages A.B.. Birmint ' ham Southern Collece ; M.A., Univeisity of North Carolina; Ph.D., University of North Carolina; Guil- ford Colleue since IXM. DONALD D. DEAGON, A.B., M,A. Assistant Professor of English A.K.. Birmingham .Soulhern College; M.A.. University o( North Carolina; (iuill ' ord College since 1956. PATRICK B. COMER, JR„ A,B„ M.A. Assistant Professor of Psi chology A.B., Guilford College; MA.. Univeisity of Alabama; Guil- ford College since 1956. BILL LEE YATES, A,B., M.E. Dean of Men and Assistant Professor of Education A.B., Guilford College; M.E., University of Noith Carolina; Guilford College since 1957. OSCAR MAURICE POLHEMUS, A.B., A.M., S.T.B., Th.D. Assistant Professor of Political Science A.B. Indiana Univeisity ; A.M., Indiana University ; S.T.B., Boston University- Th.D. in Pastoral Psychology, Boston of South Carolina ; Guilfoid College since 1957. JOSEPH STUART DEVLIN, JR., B,S„ M,S„ Assistant Professor of Economies and Dnsiness Ad)ninistration BS West Virginia Wesleyan University; M.S., University of South Carolina; Guilfoid Colleeg since 1957. EUGENE H. THOMPSON, JR„ A.B., A.M, Assistant Professor of French A B University of Kentucky ; A.M., University of Kentucky ; Graduate Study at Duke University ; Guilford College since 195S. ROBERT E, SHOAF, A,B„ M.E. Assistant Director of Men ' s Physical Edncation A.B.. Guilford College; M.E., Univeisity of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1956. MAXINE K. LJUNG, B.M., A.M, Instructor in Piano B.M., University of Wisconsin ; M.A., University of Wiscon- sin ; Guilford College 1935-39 and since 1954. LIGIA D, HUNT, B.A„ M,A. Instructor in Spanish B.A., Puerto Rico; M.A. Columbia University. Guilford Col- lege since 1955. MARY B. FEAGINS, A.B., M.A. Instrnctor in German and French ith .junior year ; Guilford Colli 1956. MARY CATHERINE UPCHURCH, B.S. Instructor in Phjisical Education B.S.. Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina; Guil- ford College since 1957. EDWIN A. SMITH, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Natural Seioice B.S., Giove City College: M.S. Pennsylvania State College. Ginduate Study at Univeisity of North Carolina; Guilford College since 195 . JERRY M. SMYRE, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Music A.B., Elon College; M.A.. Teachers ' College, Columbia Uni- veisity; Graduate Study at American Conservatory, Fon- tai,ibleau, France; Guilford College since 195S. EVALEEN BROOKE JONES, A.B., M.A. Instrnctor in Mathematics A.B., University of Tennessee; M.A.. University of Tennes- see; Graduate Study at Pendle Hill; Guilford College since 195 . SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Napoliello Mrs. Sulekha Haider Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hines, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Berger Ralph C. Price Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gainey Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McBane Mr. and Mrs. J. Hugh White Ethel and Lawrence Rogin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cox Jlr. and Mrs. S. Brown Fleenor Mr. and Mrs. French Smith Dr. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds Mrs. E. R. Chesson Dr. and Mrs. Howard 0. L. Little Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Naylor. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. VV. V. Cook T. O. ' s Parents Dr. and Mrs. Newell Walton Giles Adelaide and Herb Dotten Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Mertz E. W. Boles Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Hupfer Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Prentice Rawleigh L. and Edna R. Tremain Lillian and Edgar Seeley Mary W. and Wallace H. Harris Hardy Abram Carroll Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Johnson Fred L. and Virginia C. Van Dolsen Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Homer Mr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Long Mr. and Mrs. George H. Willey Mrs. Henry Davis Mr. and Mrs. S(.il Marks Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd York Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Durham Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Pfau Mr. and Mrs. Jess Washburn Dr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Miller Ml-, and Mrs. T. R. English Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Falkoff C. Gurney and Alma T. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Long Michael Tohn Mr. and Mrs. Milton V. Munk Kay Evans ' Hardware Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Foltz, Jr. Mrs. R. r,. Young Anonymous Student Ojjicevs-1958 ' 59 STUDENT AFFAIRS BOARD President— William Crofton Vice-President — Heea Haider Secretary — Betty Ann Pringle THE GUILFORDIAN Editor — Margaret Hawortli Managing Editor — Lillian Burrow Business Manager — William B. Smith THE QUAKER Editor — Virginia Cox Business Manager — Anne D. Carmichael MEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT President — Graham Allen, Jr. Vice-President — William Crofton MEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President — Jordan Washburn Vice-President — Robert Young Secretary-Treasurer — John Meroney WOMEN ' S STUDENT GOVERNMENT President — Carol McBane Vice-President — Clara Montgomery Secretary — Marjorie Haworth Treasurer — Lyndal Warren Day Student President— Pattie Sue Hackney Founders Hall House President — Mary Ruth Shropshire Mary Hobbs Hall House President — Cynthia Moore Shore Hall House President— Mary Ellen White WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President — Gertrude Murrow Vice-President — Martha Allen Secretary — Lyndal Warren Treasurer — Kaye Burton SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman — Susan Drake Martha Allen Margaret Havvc Howard Beaton Fred Homer Coreen Case James Moody Anne Clark Carolyn Nimitz Virginia Cox Janet Smith Joyce Hannaum Wilma Snipes Chester Haworth STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION President — Earl Jones Secretary — Jo Ann Cook Vice-President — Jo Ann Hundley Treasurer — Maurice Raiford CHIEF CHEERLEADER Gertrude Murrow INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President — Heea Haider Secretary — Rasma Frisbergs Vice-President — Barbara Lineberger Treasurer — R. Bradford Little REVELERS CLUB President — Graham Allen, Jr. THE PRESIDENT ' S STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Graham Allen, Jr. President of Men ' s Student Government Carol McBane President of Woman ' s Student Government William Crofton President of the Student Affairs Board Earl Jones President of the Student Christian Association David Hardin President of the Senior Class Charles Chase President of the Junior Class A. T. Barbee, Jr. President of the Sophomore Class James Boles President of the Freshman Class Margaret Haworth Editor of the Guilfordian FINE ARTS CLUB President — Betty Ann Pringle Secretary — Mary Ellen White MONOGRAM CLUB President — Jordan Washburn HONOR BOARD Chairman — David Hardin Charles L. Chase Jo Ann Hundley Thomas O ' Briant Robert Stanger SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT President — N. 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