Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1962 volume:

GUILFORD COLLEGE D 5T31 02fl30m 5 ' ' ' ' .■yv ' l ' i.: ' L i GUILFORD COLLEGE LIBRARY ACCESSION- 53496 V ' 4 : qt?. ' •• ;; ' i. ■■ ,■■ • ' x(;yxm ' 0 ' }■■■■)■ i ' ' , (. 1 ;.... K i A i ■v r f ■ S ' ' ' 0 LYNNE HUNDLEY, Editor THOMAS KEMP, Business Manager GUILFORD COLLEGE, NORTH CAROLINA VedictitiL im Because of his unfailing interest in the students and the school . . . because he is thoughtful and always willing to help . . . because he is friendly and sincere . . .the Class of 1962 is very proud and pleased to dedicate this edition of the QUAKER to one of the most popular personalities on campus . . . Mr. e. MJkkrd THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH, YIELDING PLACE TO NEW. Tennyson Gaiffofd QSae. . , George Fox began it back in England when, in 1668, he advised setting up schools ' for teaching whatsoever things was civil and useful in ye creation. ' . . .OnElev- enth Month, tenth, 1830, Nathan Hunt heard the still small voice bidding him speak and arose in the old meeting house to lay his concern over the state of education be- fore Friends. No sooner than he had seated himself there arose another moved by the same concern. This was Jeremiah Hubbard, who had been teaching in the little school house at New Garden, and he knew what he was talking of. He proposed the founding of a yearly meeting school, andthat school became Guilford College, for the yearly meeting caught the vision, and faith be- lieving, began toplanaschoolwhich has lasted a century and a quarter. In 1837 Founders Hall, built of brick made on the place, of timber cut from its hills, and of pine hauled from thirty to fifty miles by ox team, was finished. School opened on Eighth Month, first. Archdale and King Hall were added, and in 1889 New Garden Boarding School became Guilford College. (from STORY OF GUILFORD COLLEGE) fkpasf. . . ...tfie. ad(tiona[. . . is - ' . -Z- = = — ZjUj i 4 .-.. . . . fufurt. . . A men ' s dormitory to house 256 students and a women ' s dormitory to house 162 students will open their doors in September, 1962, enabling the college to increase its total enrollment to 850 students and its resident student body to 750. Plans are also being made for additions to the library, the dining hall, and the power plant. Now more students will be offered the opportunity for higher education and more students will be brought into the Christian fellowship of the college as campus residents. 12 7 i Ifc .. sw •;:■-. C jM , x ...aid...iimt inmrimt... {k T remt... Mi ■1 III! mi nil DR. CLYDE A. MILNER President of the College • a TkuiJitfoaf Dr. Clif(k a. Mlhr. . . .for ifourums ofmrk and deootlon. . . h hoe maik GuSrd uJiat if is Mi . . . Vem Mildred Marlette Dean of Women E. Daryl Kent Dean o£ Students Harvey A. Ljung Dean of the College Herbert T. Appenzeller Director of Athletics Harold M. Bailey Education John R. Boyd Mathematics FmS Carl C. Baumbach Music Dr. Robert R. Bryden Biology Dr. Edward F. Burrows History Dr. George W. Cobb English Fcicu f Dr. Frederic R. Crownfield Religion Dr. Ann Fleming Deagon Languages Donald D. Deagon English Stuart Devlin Economics Mrs. Carroll S. Feagins German and French rmS Dr. Carroll S. Feagins Philosophy Hiram H. Hilty Spanish Mrs. Ligia D. Hunt Spanish Mrs. Evaleen Jones Mathematics E. Kidd Lockard Economics FmSf Mrs. Alma Martin Home Economics Stuart T. Maynard Physical Education Mrs. Ernestine C. Milner Psychology Dr. J. Floyd Moore Religion Thomas J. Moore Business Administration FmSf Dr. lima Morell Mathematics Dr. Algie I. Newlin History and Political Science Clyde Parrish Physical Education Miss Joyce Perry Physical Education Dr. Oscar M. Polhemus Political Science Dr. E. Garness Purdom Physics racuA Miss Gwen Reddick Physical Education and Director of Social and Recreational Activities Floyd A. Reynolds Mathematics Jerry M. Smyre Music Dr. David B. Stafford Sociology Eugene H. Thompson French rcuju f Mrs. Marion Townend English Miss Catherine Upchurch Physical Education and Head Resident Shore Hall Gerald W. Vance Psychology Dr. J. Curt Victorius Economics Fom f Richard C. Ward Biology Mrs. Edna L. Weis English Paul E. Zopf, Jr Sociology Mrs. Harold M. Bailey Assistant Librarian Mrs. Betty S. Bergman Assistant Treasurer FmSf Mrs. Suzette Brown Alumni House Hostess Mrs. Margaret E. Crownfield Secretary to the President Mrs. Elizabeth Crutchfield Secretary to the Business Manager Mrs. Esther R. Cummings Secr etary to the Dean of Students Ftm f Mrs. Velta Frisbergs Housekeeper Mrs. Fran Harris Office Secretary Charles C. Hendricks Director of Admissions Miss Hassie C. Johnson Head Resident, Mary Hobbs Hall 1 ' . J ' ■% Gene S. Key Alumni Secretary Miss Era Lasley Special Alumni Assistant Registrar Emeritus Fciaubf Grady E. Love Director of Greensboro Division of Guilford College Mrs. Treva W. Mathis Acting Librarian David W- Morrah, Jr. Director of Promotion David H. Parsons Business Manager Katharine C. Ricks Librarian Emeritus Mrs. Eugene Thompson Acting Registrar FmAf Mrs. Daphne Weisner Office Secretary Dr. Eva Campbell Professor Emeritus of Biology Dr. Philip Furnas Professor Emeritus of English H H jB 39 1 ' , BRENDA ALEXANDER JIM BOLES WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES CHARLES ABEHNETHY BRENDA ALEXANDER JUDY ALLEN AMANDA ALLRED AND COLLEGES MARCUS ALLRED FRANK BAILEY ADRENE ANDREWS JOHN BAITY CHARLES BAKER MILLIE BARBEE DAN BARROW MARTHA BEAN DONALD BLACKWELL JIM BOLES DOTTIE BOLLENBACH THOMAS BOWERS RICHARD BROWN STANLEY BUCK JON BURWELL JAMES CASKIE ARTHUR CAUDILE GEORGIA CHILDRESS ST « JAMES CHILDRESS JANE COLTRANE FRANCES COOK GRAFFLIN COOK EVELYN COPELAND HENRY CRATER I I WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES GEORGIA CHILDRESS BOYCE CROTHERS EDWIN DAVIS JERRY DEAN RAY DURHAM DAVE EDGERTON LYNWOOD ENGLISH PHILLIP FULTON CHARLES GOODE 1 : ALAN GORDON CONNIE GORSUCH JANICE GREENE MARY GREENWOOD JOANN HANKS WALLY HARRIS WILLIAM HARRIS BROOKS HAWORTH BOB HODGES ROBIN HOLLAND JACK HOLLEY LYNNE HUNDLEY EDWARD HUNNEYMAN JOEL J ACKSON DANIEL JENNINGS LINDA JONES , - OTIS JOYCE TOMMY KEMP WILLIAM LANIER LINDA LAWSON MARGARET LEITH KAREN UUNG FRED LOMAX HAROLD LONG WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES FRANK BAILEY JAMES LONG ROBERT LOVELL CAROL LOWE JAMES LOWE JOHN LOWE DEBTS McCULLEN LAWRENCE McCOLLUM HUBERT McMILLIAN WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES LYNNE HUNDLEY MERLE MALLARD ISABEL MANNING LINDA MARSH RONALD MATTHEWS DANNY MOORE CHRISTOPHER NAYLOR WILLIAM NORMAN GEORGE PARISH CONRAD PARKER RONALD PARKER ANN PETREE SARA PHILLIPS PHILIP POLHEMUS SAM POWELL CARSON POWERS CHARLES PRATT 4 ' WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES FRASER SMITH CAREY REECE THEODORE REID WILLIAM RHOADS AUDREY SCHNABEL JOAN SEELEY DONALD SELL TONY SHAFFOR RAY SHARPE i. ANN SHELTON WALLY SHELTON GEORGETTE SHIHADI FRANK SIMPSON JIM SIMPSON ERASER SMITH RAY SPAULDING JUDY STANCIL DWIGHT THOMAS LELAND THOMPSON JUDY TINDALL DAVID TOHN JANE TRUELOVE SUSAN VARNER GIAP VU PRES WADDINGTON WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES JUDY STANCIL WAYNE WAGONER HILDA WARFFORD MICKEY WATSON RI CHARD WESTMORELAND KEN WHITE TOM WHITE LEY WALTER WIGGINS JOE WILLIAMSON BETSY WINESETT JUDY WINSLOW President: David Green O 1963 Secretary: Brenda Ferguson ' i. z - Billie Adams Jane Ansell John Barr George Benjamin J Ronald Blackwell Nona Boose Howard Braxton Walter Brown Robert Deckert Gary Dent Margaret Dew Curtis Dickens Sherrill Doby Ronald Edwards Brenda Ferguson Billy Flippin Susie Forrest Anita Fort Patty Gibbs David Green George Gwinn Judy Hamilton Robert Hamlin Carl Hampton Mickey Herrin Jerry Hill Jim Hudson John Huffman Carol Hunter Caroline Jessup Daniel Jones Judith Jones Richard Jones Steve Joyce Ed Kelley Michael Keyes Forbis Kivett Susan Kohn Betty Koster Linda Krauss Marianne Lancaster Leonard Lewis Bob Little Ken Layton Suzanne Lewis Clarence Lowdermilk Frank Lowry Jean McBane Gary McGee Carol MacKenzie Gaye Mason Margaret McLaren Barry Martin Minor Mason Marcia Milner Gayle Neave Brenda Parker Patricia Pell Kay Reece Pete Rickards Charles Roberts John Salter Lawrence Scott Linda Sheppard Starr Sisk Margaret Seymour Steven Silbert Kay Smith mi Penny Smith Steen Spove Doug Stewart Barbara Stroud Nancy Taylor Harvey Tohn Thomas Waters Glenda Watson Billy Weavel David Wells Judy Wells Patsy White Edward Williams June Williams ' wiior Marski Top to Bottom: Steen Spove and Chief Marshal, Linda Sheppard, David Holt- and itenny. Smith, Daniel Jones ese and Cla rena Lowdermllk and Blllle President: David Mille Vice-President: Mike AUred Treasurer: Dan Kuzma Secretary: Meg Green , iM M Priscilla Allen Sarah Andrew Nancy Angotti Pete Barack Michael Barham ri ■ : , ' ' - •yfi- f ! Bruce Belvin William Blair Burt Bennett Ann Bonnell Bill Bright Jerry Brown Sue Brown Charles Brizendine Sandy Brown Rosemary Budd Mary Burt Barbara Burton Larry Burton Carlton Boyd Terry Champion Lois Chase Barbara Cheek Edwin Clayton Pat Clifford Brown Clodfelter . dtkMh m Mi Gordon Compton Diana Coneybear Roger Cook Jonathan Cox Robert Cox Milton Crotts Harold Craige Kay Daniel Robert Davidson Riley Davis Ronald Davis Jerry Dawson Richard Derr Joe DeVault Buddy Dixon L David DokJten Beth Dougherty Mary Drake Jerry Drew James Earp Wayne Ellington Jerry Feinberg Mickey Faulk Bob Fesmire Don Foltz Victor Ganim Harold Goodman Eddie Gore Lynn Godmilow Carl Grando William Greene Margaret Green Daniel Grego Ken Griffith Ross Gustafson Bud Hall Carol Harper Barbara Harris Jim Harris Leah Harris Jimmie Hedgecock Stanley Heist David Hollady Sylvia Holt Kenneth Hylton Linda James Barbara Imhoff Robert Jefferson Bill Joyce Nancy Judd Lk.Jc Karen Karnan Linda Kelly Sherman Kelsey Dick King Carolyn Kirkman Howard Krawkow Laurie Lamb Patrick Larracey Fernando Leiva Judith Loflii JSi ikmkM ■ SS Xf J , Charles Lomax Dick Loomis i i Marshall Lowe Brinley McDaniel Maynard McMillian Patty Mauldin Robert Lynch Murray McMillan John McVickar Kathy Mikesell mUM David Miller Montie Milner Harley Mimura Patricia Neal Pearl Neave DiUard Norman Linda Palmer Elwood Parker Ernest Paschal Richard Pelt mhdkik k m h Owen Phillips Susie Potts William Quattromani Margie Rubin Robert Rose William Seabrook George Sheek Jane Simpson Allen Smith Don Smith Katherine Smith Linda Smith Lloyd Smith Lynn Stone Samuel Talbert Douglas Taylor Salem Tayyarah Ted Thompson Ml )L Jeannine Voss Frank Walton Kenneth Ward Wayne Welborn Virginia White Arthur Woodward Newsom Williams Dorothy Worth Eva Wright Wayne Wyckoff Susie Zimmerman Vice-President: Bill Pleasants President: Jimmy Reddiek dm Of 1965 Secretary: Marianne Griffith Treasurer: Elizabeth Allcott Richard Ackley Elizabeth AUcott Bill Allen Alyce Ashburn Johnny Bailey John Bailey Karen Baldwin John Bell Mary Bell Pinckney Bennett Sue Bernheimer Ellen Bernstein Huthie Boles Bob Boring Pam Bowden Randal Branch Darlene Brigance Andy Brown Gladys Brown Norma Brown Dwight Buffaloe Lawrence BuJfaloe Charles Bugg Cynthia Cann A. J. Carr Carol Cash Dale Chapman Sue Childress Bu Chung Karen Cofer Walter Crump Judy Daniels Lillian Davis Randa Davis Betty Dunn mm AMi Raven Ellis Jim English Josie Fine Anne Fleming Robert Foster Susan Frazier Robert Fredrick Cyrus Garner Cindy George Jean Gilliam John Gil more Carolyn Gooden John Goodman Tom Gorsuch John Griffin Roy Griffin Marianne Grilfith Sally GuUette Peter Gwin Bre nda Hamrick Elizabeth Harman Ann Harries Diane Haworth Mary Hendricks Jim Hill Judy Hill Rachel Hill Louise Kilty Jerry Hodge Johnnie Hood Harriet Huber Katy Hudgins Ronald Jamieson Harry Jennings .) 1 : P f. p P l% ki u. JU Mik Judith Jones Richard Joyce Karolyn Kelsey Mary Kerneklian Joyce Kearns Hyoung Kim Ann King Paul Knight Charles Kolb Billy Koontz Harold Lackey Dan Lenihan Garry Lessner John Lindsay Walter Linville Thomas McCormick Tim McCoy Deanna McCrary Max McKinnon Larry McLaurin Buddy McMillin Pat Mallard Ernie Manuel Jeanette Marley Christine Marshall Alfred Matthews James Mattocks Ralph Messick David Mickey Pat Miller Cindy Modlin Diane Mosely Mickey Munday Brenda Neal Lisa Nelson t i iL iM C- p o Hugh Normile Joel Ostroff Etta Overman Rebecca Payne Martha Pearce Nancy Pepper John Petree Clarence Phillips Roland Phillips Judy Pine Bill Pleasants Linda Poplin Jerry Purcell Frederick Raab Dorothy Raines James Rayburn Jim Reddick Martha Rittenhouse Janice Rogers Douglas Ross Laura Russell Rumiko Sato Kirk Schabacher Gary Schwartz Martha Scott Sam Scott Linda Sheppard Mike Shore Wallace Sills Lee Simmerson Andy Simmons Larry Simmons John Slater Fred Smith Harold Smith Mary Sonderman Martha Spann 1 -f Janis Sparger 1 - ' Ray Sparks 4 Elizabeth Sparrell A Pat Sperry Kay Stabler Rebecca Stout Robert Stratton Bill Sullivan Dianne Swaine Rachel Szittya Mary Taylor John Terry Mary Tindall Page Truitt Donna Tuttle Jo Van Gelder Robert Varnon Lawrence Vaughn Fred Walters William Walther Larry Walton Jerry Watts Michael Watts Lynn Weavil Robert Weisner Glenda Welch Beverly Wesley Beatrice White Robert White James Wiles Joan Williamson Julia Williamson Bob Wilson Connie Wise June Wright Phyllis Zeigler Unice Woods Gary York Michael Zimring FIRST ROW, left to right: Robin Holland, Sarah Andrew, Linda Sheppard, Brenda Alexander, Judy Allen, Judy Vail, Marjorie Rubin, Jeannine Voss, Penny Smith, and Lois Chase. SECOND ROW: Steen Spove, David Green, Don Smith, Robert Davidson, David Miller, Montie Milner, Elwood Parker, and Jimmy Childress. VmiSc io ri Mr. Charles A. Dana Having demonstrated marked quality of character andevidenceof leadership, and having acquired a mini- mum academic quality average of 2.00, twenty students were chosen to receive the coveted Dana Scholarships. Dana Scholars receive grants in the amount of full tuition for the academic year. All scholars meet reg- ularly with the Dana Committee during the year to ex- plore the philosophy of liberal education at Guilford College, so that they may become leaders in their classesand.by their positions, direct their classmates toward more successful college careers. Lynne Hundley, editor 196 Tommy Kemp, business manager Mr. Parsons, advisor Deanna Shoftner and Sarah Andrew, features editors. fosf minds. . . Glenda Watson, activities editor, and Linda James, classes editor. Dwight Thomas, photographer Jane Coltrane, associate editor m ADVERTISING IVIANAGER: George Mackie and Business Manager: Linda Byrd James. CIRCULATION STAFF; Mary Bell, Elizabeth Morton, Pat Mallard, and Jim Mattock. DEPARTMENT MANAGERS: Linda Sheppard, Patty Gibbs, Lin Palmer, and Brenda Alexander. EDITORIAL STAFF: Jane Ansell, Stan Williams, Frank Walton, Peter Gwinn, Dan Lenihan, Alan Mabe, and Margie Rubin. SEATED is Larry Scott, EDITORIAL MANAGER. n IIM f (f r BJ I f BePH T SPORTS EDITOR: Glenda Watson and SPORTS REPORTER: Stan Heist. Stan Williams, president This o rganizat ion produces Guilford ' sl ite rary magazine. All articles are written by students and faculty; these articles are evaluated by the staff, and the best selections are chosen to appear in print. Jjferm Qocidf Stan Williams and Minor Mason, business manager. SEATED, left to right: Dan Lenihan, Peter Gordon, Cindy Modlin, Ken Layton, and Minor Mason. STANDING, 1-r: Randy Diara, Larry Scott, Stan Williams, Pres Waddington, and Howard Krakow. i wm u.;IHi 1 1 1 L 1 One of the three advisors is Mrs Ljung. The others are Mr. Baum- bach and Mr. Smyre. Amanda Allred, president Flm Qui SEATED: Jimmy Hedgecock and Merle Mallard. STANDING, left to right: Frank Walton, Evie Cope - land, Judy Hill, Amanda Allred, Judy Winslow, Judy Jones and Ginny White. Bmd OFFICERS: L-R: Judy Allen, secretary; Jim Boles, chairman; David Miller, vice-chairman. ADVISORS: Dr. Victorius and Dr. Kent. Not shown are Miss Marlette, Mrs. Bergman, and Dr, Purdom. LEFT TO RIGHT, seated: Fraser Smith, Jane Coltrane, Margaret Leith, Judy Stancil, Judy Allen, and Judy Tindall. L-R, standing: Dr. Kent, Stan Williams, Dan Railord, Tom Bowers, David Green, Jim Boles, Jim Hudson, David Miller, Pres Waddington, and Dr. Victorius. Not shown are Amanda Allred, Lynne Hundley, and Jim Reddick. ms m ! [M L 4 ' JBi ymm LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Simpson, Fraser Smith, Merle Mallard, Don Foltz, Bobby Davidson, David Green, Diana Coneybear, Betsy Winesett, Ken Griffith, Karen Karnan, Jane Coltrane, Tommy Kemp, Judy Wells, Rusty Brown, and Sue Kohn. 1 i s i $«sn H| ■p ■ i 1 i ■jfe ' .-. aH Fraser Smith, Chairman Miss Gwen Reddick, Advisor The Freshman Reception . . . the Valentine Dance . . . combo parties. . . outdoor recreation . . . movies . . . dances after ballgames . . . These activities and many more are sponsored by the Social Com- mittee. Under the 1 eade r s h ip of Eraser Smith the 1961-62 Social Committee has provided us with bigger and better activities and en- tertainment. It does its best to keep Guilford ' s students happy and to pro- vide them with relaxation. Spring Frolic--1961 Freshman Week--1961 ,(h m. . . trmiES. . jecrmfM m mm J l Withatime-outata Freshman Week combo party comes the year ' sfirst pep rally. BEAT ELON! Q £ Above are the members of the S E Club preparmg to SING and EAT. They are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richie Golby, PeteRickards, Joe Benson, Gordon Compton, Jerry Hill, Graiflin Cook, Dave Edgerton, Chris Naylor, Dick Ayers, Lester Parker, Steve Silbert, George Benjamin, Dr. Charles Ott, Mr. Stuart Devlin. Buzz Fay, Mr. Jerry Smyre. Mr. Harold Ray, and Kenny White. 4 , ' :. IpS y iJ i fe :.tf v m. .,- ' i flBS U CappSi Ckir TheGuilfordCoUege A Cappella Choir, recognized as one of the leading choral organizations in the southern region, is now in its thirty-fourth season. Varied as the rich music in the diversified repertoire, so is the membership of this group, representing a dozen religious denominations with singers from a number of states and foreign countries. Although sponsored by the Department of Music, membership is open to all students of the college. Although many concerts are given locally and within the state, the choir makes an extended tour each year during the spring vacation period. Since its organization in 1928, the choral group has traveled over most of the states east of the Mississippi. Director Baumbach and Assistant Director Smyre. 1ST ROW, 1-r: Smyre, Walton, Roberts, Gromada, AUred, Ferguson, Weikle, Szittya, Swaine, Allen. Cann, Dougherty, Imhoff. Hamrick. Sparger, Rayburn, White, and Baumbach. ROW 2: Reynolds, Homiller, White. Jones. Brown, Hill. Brown, Harris. Hamlin. Mallard, Cash, Voss, Tuttle. Nelson, and Tate. ROW 3: Larracey, Huffman, Copeland, Mallard, Andrews, Dunn, Karnan, Davis, Downmg. Daniels, Greene, Baldwin. Jones, Payne, Davidson, and Silbert. ROW 4: Nor- mUle,Lindenberger, Kelsey, Wright. Ljung. Coltrane. Shep- pard, Hedgecock, Davies, Ashburn, Winslow, Overman, Chase, Phillips, and Drew. ml w 1 t CHOm COMMITTEE: ROW 1: Walton, Hamlin, Voss, Greene, Jones, Andrews, Tindall, and PRESIDENT White. ROW 2: Normille, Chase, Coltrane, Davidson, Larracey, Reynolds, Drew, Gromada. mpio oppmia m and reprmtk GuMd cud.. . Mr. B. in action. ' Reodm Cld Mr. Donald Deagon, advisor and director Members of Uie Dramatics Council are, 1-r: Jim Hudson, president, Marjorle Rubin, Richie Golby, Belts Darnell, and Bill Rhoads. SEATED, l-r: Marjorie Rubin, Joel Ostroff, Jim Hudson, Karen Karnan, Richard Golby, Carol MacKenzie, Pat Larracey, and Carolyn Gooden. STANDING: Beth Dougherty, Kathy Parry, Ross Gustafson, Karen Baldwin, Richard Jones, Betts Darnell, and Bill Rhoads. A tense scene from the fall production of The Crucible. Rehearsal for a production last year. nhnabml TMtiim Qui RIGHT: Exotic food at the Inter- national dinner. BELOW: Interested viewers admire an exhibit showing souvenirs from France. Officers are Dan Raiford, president, Georgette Shihadi, Patty Gibbs, and Robin Holland. Qpmisk Club Officers are Jean McBane, Mary Lou Drake, Bob Boonin, and Karen Ljung. 1ST ROW, 1-r: Hilty, McBane, Daniels, Boonin, Brown, Dralie, Potts, and Ljung. 2ND ROW: Mr. Hiity, Griffith, Scott, Levia, Dokken, Joyce, Reddick, Smithson, Bailey, and Tohn. Mr. Hilty, advisor. Frmk CluS Mr. Thompson, advisor, and Adrene Andrews, president. Mr. Lockard and Dr. Victorius, advisors. SEATED, 1-r: Tom Kemp, president; Fraser Smith, secretary, and Ronald Parker, vice-president. STANDING: Ted Reid, treasurer, and Charles Baker, vice-president in charge of. entertainment. ofMameimif KNEELING left to right: Nancy Judd, Gladys Brown, Judy Day, Millie Barbee, Charlotte Priddy. SECOND ROW: Dr. Newlin, George Troxler, Victor Ganim, Ruffin Tucker, Carl Hampton, Robert Rock, Harvey Tohn, and George Parrish. THIRD ROW: Joe Williamson, Pres Waddington, Larry Scott, Stan Williams, Dick Ayers, John Wiley, Bill Harris, Bill Flippin, Brooks Hayworth, and Ronald Davis. UisbrifCU Dr. Newlin, advisor, and officers: Millie Barbee, Harvey Tohn. SECOND ROW: Joe Williamson, Dick Ayers, Bill Harris, and George Parrish. Officersof the student ChristianAssociationare, SEATED: Judy Tindall, president; Carol Lowe, W. F. president, and Mary Greenwood, secretary. STANDING are Pat Larracey, treasurer, John Huffman, president of Young Friends, and Montie Milner, program chairman. Not shown is Evie Copeland, v-president. p J • 5 M ft : ■T — u 1 k i 1 111 I 1 W ' 1 PLi j f- ' vv K mt HiH Advisors are, LEFT, Dr. Crownfield, and RIGHT, Coach Appenzeller. FIRST ROW, left to right: Eva Wright, Rebecca Stout, Susan Childress and Martha Scott. SECOND ROW: Pat Miller, Linda Hill, Jane Coltrane, Louise Hilty, Mary Bell, Jo Van Gelder, Rachael Szittya, Ann Harries, Leah Mae Harris, and John Huffman. THIRD ROW: Beth Doughtery, Lillian Davis, Deets McCullen, Suzie Potts, Elizabeth Harman. FOURTH ROW: JimRayburn, Bill Allen, Ronald Davis, Aldean Pitts, Sam Scott, and Allen Toothacker. ( oum Frimds John Huffman, clerk, and Aldean Pitts, advisor 1ST ROW, 1-r: Georgette Shihadi, Gary McGee, Brenda Ferguson, Susan Dent, Gary Dent. 2ND ROW: Ann Shelton, Elizabeth Pyrtle, Pete Jones, Carolyn Kirkman, Linda Palmer. 3RD ROW: Maggie Seymour, Mel Downing, Mary Brewer, and Dr. Bryden. BopM Shdmt Union Officers are Gary McGee, Susie and Gary Dent. Officers are George Troxler, Marg- aret Leith, Linda James, Carol Lowe and Pat Hall, advisor. Presbyterian students belonging to the Westminster Fellowship are, 1ST ROW, 1 -r: Merle Mallard, Judy Allen, Mary Lou Drake, Pat Mallard, Arm King, Linda James, Stan Heist, and Bob Rose. 2ND ROW: Nancy Judd, Jeannine Voss, Margaret Leith, Lynne Hundley, Mary Greenwood, Carol Lowe, Marge McLauren, Pat Hall, and George Troxler. . Judy Tindall. president Mr. Thompson, advisor umkrburif Club Episcopal students who make up the Canterbury Club are, L-R: Richard Jones. Judy Tindall, Tommy Gor such, Mary Tindall, Peter Gordon, Nancy Pepper, Stan Williams, Nancy Kate Taylor, and Alan Gordon. Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Goodman, Sue Kohn, and Harvey Tohn. SEATED left to right: Ellen Bernstein, Harold Goodman, Sue Kohn, Harvey Tohn, and Marjorie Rubin. STANDING: Howard Krakow, Barry Roth. Dennis Block, Joel Wolinsky, Joel Ostroff, Jerry Feinberg, Mike Zimmering, Marshall Rosen, and Steve Silbert. Ckss Old LEFT TO RIGHT are Pearl Ncave, John Lindsey, Ken Layton, James Lowe, Gayle Neave, Ruffin Tucker, Linda Palmer, Josie Fine, and Charles Pratt. i j jr { BH y Kl i . J l k ' S ' iflffV 2 — iP ii-i H ! !! ™ SEATED, 1-r: Brenda Ferguson, Itobin Holland, Carol Hunter, and John Huffman. STANDING, 1-r: Mr. Lockard, Jim Childress, David Edgerton, and Mr. Zopf. Mmr Board I Jomni S dmt Governmmt President Fraser Smith, Treasurer Lois Chase, Vice-presi- dent Judy Stancil, and Secretary Brenda Ferguson, officers of Guilford ' s last W.S.G. 1962- ' _63 will bring a Women ' s Student Council, part of the new student government plan. Miss Marlette shares a joke with House Presidents Linda Lawson, Shore, Judy Allen, Hobbs, and Martha Bean, Found- ers. Council members are, 1-r, ROW 1: Judy Stancil, Sue Kohn, Joami Hanks, Judy Allen, Carol Hunter, and Brenda Ferguson, ROW 2: Miss Marlette, Dottie BoUenbach, Martha Bean, Linda Lawson, Brenda Parker, and Starr Sisk. ROW 3: Becky Stout. Robin Holland, Lois Chase, Ann Fleming, Dottie Worth, Fraser Smith, and Leah Harris. . . mM in U ork Vaif and Mmmmim festioih . . .spomm parks for adummi sfudmb,,. I F i J vH| 9 HI l l %«i A2 Goijermmf Pres Waddington, president. The Men ' s Student Government handles all disciplinary procedures of the men students. The Council consists of representatives from each of the men ' s dorms, the apart- ments, and the day students, as well as the officers. The main event sponsored annually by the M.S.G. is the Men ' s May Day program, which is presented quite early in the morn- ing the first Saturday in May. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pres Waddington, president; Dean Kent, advisor; and David Miller, secretary. Not pictured: Ken Ward, vice-president. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dr. Kent, S. Spove, G. McGee, J. Williams, P. Waddington, L. Scott, J. Reddick, D. Edgerton, D. Jennings, D. Miller. SECOND ROW: T. Kemp, A. Mabe, J. Pendry, M. Faulk, C. Abernethy, C. Pratt, and D. Barrow. f i(Jork Vau Qtnik! ( oak on n 1961 Fo(Ml  Herb Appenzeller, Athletic Director and head football coach. m Mtm ' The 1961 gridironers are introduced befui l lla llumit oimnb ' game Oppositepage: THE QUAKERS: 1ST ROW, 1-r: Frankie Simpson, Walter Wiggins, co-captains; Jack HoUey, alternate captain. 2ND ROW: Larry Addleton, Sherrill Doby, Dillard Norman, Tom Waters. 3RD ROW: David Wells, Howard Bra.xton, Ken Hedrick, Bobby O ' Daniel. 4TH ROW: Bob Williams, Eddie Gore, Bud Hall, Pat Clifford. 5TH ROW: Wayne Wagoner, Tom Barnes, Bob Gauldin, Buddy Dixon, Willis Council. 6TH ROW: Ray Durham, Frank Umont, David Odom, Tom Bowers. 7TH ROW: Bill Joye, Lawrence Buffaloe, Lee Simmerson, Don Fergerson. 8TH ROW: Eddie Williams. Charlie Bugg, Gary York, James Wiles. 9TH ROW: Larry Walton, Bill Flynt, Charlie Abernethy, Sherman Kelsey, Harry Jennings. Not shown is Ken Griffith. lie iiis. Coaches Stuart Maynard, Herb Appcnzeller, and Clyde Parrish. Managers Lloyd Smith, Tom Whitely, and Jimmy Earp. Co-captains Walter Wiggins and Frank Simpson. SENIORS: L-R: 1ST ROW: Wayne Wagoner, Tom Bowers, Ray Abernethy, Jack HoUey, and Walter Wiggins. Final pre -game activities before the Quakers clash with the New- berry Indians on the new Armfield Athletic Field. Guilford 8 Elon 12 Dixon is pulled down after picking up yardage against the Indians from Newberry. Durham, and Tom Waters. 2ND ROW: Frank Simpson, Charlie Jack Holley, center Frankie Simpson, end Walter Wiggins, guard Guilford . . E. C C. . . . 15 17 v m Hedrick carries the ball and tries to evade an opponent. Tom Waters, fullback O ' Daniel stiff-arms East Carolina ' s Matthews. Charlie Abernethy, tackle Guilford 4 Randolph-Macon. . . 6 Drcssiiig-room action . Ken Hedrick, halfback Guilford 7 Emory-Henry 23 Guilford 6 Lenoir-Rhyne 35 Durham takes a hand-off from Odom and moves for yardage behind the blocking of Wells and Wiggins. Tom Bowers, halfback wl m k ji hM I m SsT 1 A. A -• ..r 1 - Ray Durham, halfback Wayne Wagoner, halfback Tom Barnes, end Bob O ' Daniel, halfback ni She rr ill Doby, guard Guilford Newberry 19 Ken Griffith, end Odom is pulled down from behind after a short gain. Bill Flynt, tackle Addleton is met by a host of the enemy. Guilford ... Appalachian 22 1 - k¥ JBI David Wells, tackle Joye carrying the ball rather than kicking it. Bill Joye, halfback Larry Addleton, quarterback . ,- Guilford — Catawba Guilford W. C. C. 26 Bowers goes through the middle to pick up ground for tlie Red and Gray. Buddy Dixon, end David Odom, quarterback Gary York, guard Guilford College ' s football team suffered three straight heart- breaking defeats in early season by a combined margin of eight points, enough to shatter any club ' s fondest dreams of a bright future--and apparently it did for the Quakers this year. Elondealt the Qiakers a staggering blow in its curtain raising, scoring twice in the last four minutes to wipe out an 8-0 Guilford lead and win by the slim margin of 12-8. Then came East Carolina the following week, and the Pirates pulled out a 17-15 victory in the fading moments, a costly Quaker error opening the victory doors. The third and last of these crucial blows came immediately after the loss to E.C.C. at the hands of underdog Randolph-Macon by the odd score of 6-4. According to Coach Herb Appenzeller and a number more Quaker followers these three close decisions definitely took their toll. There ' s just no telling what we might have done had we won even two of our first three, Appenzeller stated. The Quakes finished this year with nine losses and not a taste of victory. Appenzeller tabbed his club ' s performances against Elon, East Carolina, and Catawba. Eddie Williams, halfback. Despite a winless season, however, there were some bright moments in Qualterville this year. When award time rolled around after the gear had been hung up for another year, sophomore Buddy Dixon walked off with the Most Valuable Player award. Three other boys shared in the prize-taking honors. Tom Waters, a senior from Goldsboro who missed the last three games of the campaign due to injuries, was voted the best tackier on the team for the second straight year. Senior Co-captain Frank Simpson, a home grown product, swept the outstanding blocking award, and Eddie Williams was tabbed the best hustler of the squad. Dixon, a speedster from Murfreesboro, was used at halfback, end, and ran back punts and kickoffs. We tried to utilize his talents to the fullest extent, his coach re- marked. Senior guard Walter Wiggins, another Goldsboro boy, gained honorable mention on the Little All-American selection. Quite an honor, c ons ider ing our record, Appenzeller pointed out. Sophomore Larry Addleton turned in brilliant performances at quarterback all year long. A steady performer, Addleton led the team in scoring with five touchdowns and 30 points. He ' ll be back for a couple more years and Appenzeller isn ' t crying about that. To mention a few more who played starring roles were center Jack Holley, guards David Wells and Sherrill Doby, tackle Charlie Abernethy, end Tommy Barnes, and halfbacks Tom Bowers, Ray Durham, Ken Hedrick, and Bobby O ' Daniel. Wells, who hails from Teacheys, probably saw more action than any other man on the squad. He could be termed the 60-minute man. He was very definitely one of our better linemen, Appenzeller stressed. Holley gained honorable mention All-Conference in spite of his being hampered by in- juries throughout the season. Commenting on the kicking game, the Quaker boss spoke in a delightful tone. The reason --Bill Joye. Joye, a freshman flash from Garner, placed second in the league in punting in his rookie season and boomed severalpunts over 60 yards. His longest boot came against Lenoir-Rhyne a towering 69 yarder. ' Another highly touted first year man who saw plenty of action was Gary York. York turned out to be one of our finest freshman performers, said Appenzeller. He did a real good job in there at guard. Little was said about the coming campaign, but Appenzeller and his staff are eyeing a better season, despite heavy losses from this year ' s club. There are several promising youngsters who will be counted on along with the few veterans to provide new sinues of foot- ball strength for Guilford. (A. J. Carr) Action against E.C.C. in 90 weather. I BS M K 1961- ' 62 Seven wins and nineteen losses isn ' t an impressive record for any basketball team, but that mark doesn ' t paint a true picture of Guilford College ' s cagers this past season. After suffering through a miserable 1-19 season a year ago, Coach Clyde Parrish proved himself as a builder in his second campaign here. Even though the record isn ' t impressive, it shows vast improvement over the teams in the past. The 7-19 slate posted this year is the best mark a Quaker club has enjoyed in five seasons. In fact, it is more wins than the teams over the past five years have chalked up combined. The major drawback on the ' 61 - ' 62 quint, according to Parrish, was the lack of board strength. Even though the Quakes owned one of the top rebounders in the Carolinas Con- ference in the person of Dan Kuzma, they still did not possess the overall height to cope with gigantic league powers like Western Carolina, Lenoir-Rhyne, etc. As far as shooting accuracy goes, the Quakes could battle on even terms with most any club. It was that second, third, and fourth shot the opponents got that spelled Quaker doom, on most occasions. And speaking of shooting, Parrish had all guns firing full blast in Charleston, S. C, as Guilford demolished the College of Charleston 107-69 to set a school mark for most points scored in a single game. The 107 tallies erased the old record set in ' 53 when the Quakes filled the baskets with 103 points against Atlantic Christian. It was only the third game of the season that Guilford played the role of a giant killer. Highly rated Appalachian rode into town expecting an easy night, but that was not the case. The Mountaineers left weeping as the smaller Quakers d i s h e d out (continued on page 133) Jubilant fans and players about to hoist Coach Clyde Parrish to their shoulders after victory over Appalachian. Co-captain Jon Burwell ■ ' 1 pLl ' j Kfl j Co-captain Tom Whitely . The Quaker cagers are, FIRST ROW, front to back: Elwood and Bill Curran. THIRD ROW: Paul Updegraff, Roy Will- Parker, Tom Whitely, Mike Allred, Wayne Wyckoff, and iams, Lloyd Turlington, Fred Raab, and Brinley McDanel Assistant Brooks Haworth. SECOND ROW: Coach Clyde manager. Parrish, Jon Burwell, Montie Milner, Dan Kuzma, Ken Ward Jon Burwell continues brilliant Guilford career with driving layup in early season action against Appalachian. Wyckoff breaks loose underneath for Quaker two-pointer. Kuzma battles under boards against Lenoir-Rhyne. Wayne Wyckoff Elwood Parker -i — t-i 1 1 f-JiH4 t-d 1 i muj !? 1 RrS fl Ih b ' ' j I a n P| Hl £igg Paul Updegraff Burwell gets oft shot despite defensive move by L-R ' s Burton. Ward shoots jump shot over outstretched hand of Mountaineer defender. Guilford ' s Kuzma and Ward block out Catamounts in ac- tion underneath. Fans and cheerleaders provide sideline action as Quakers score. Wyckoft jumps from outside as L-R defender looks stunned. Quakers ' Kuzma, Bears ' Wells battle in rough board play. m s- ■ ' ' ■f : ' U a 64-63 upset in the waning moments--the upset of tlie year at that time. Another thriller occurred at Atlantic Christian about mid-season when Dan Kuzma grabbed his own rebound alter missing a charity toss and stuffed in the winning bucket with 20 seconds showing on the clock for a 62-60 triumph. BURWELL TOPS SCORERS . . . ENDS BRILLIANT CAREER . . . If there ever was a place for the little man in col- lege basketball Jon Burwell filled it to capacity. The 5-foot, 10 inch, 175 pound senior who made high school All America before coming here, stepped into the starting lineup his freshmanyear and has been there ever since. Burwell proved himself a full fledged star right off the bat and averaged around the 12 point mark for three straight seasons. This year, he reached his career high for the most points scored in a single season and also topped the 1000 point career total. The classy backcourtman slammed in 360 points for a 14.4 scoring average in leading the club in point- making for the first time. Utilizing his deadly jump shot to the fullest, he rang up 1060 points in his four years here. He stepped down from the college ranks as one of Guilford ' s all time greats. Hot shooting Dan Kuzma was hot on Burwell ' s trail for the scoring crown with 355 points. Kuzma, 6 ' 3 , 190 pounder, held the hottest shooting hand of all Quakes with one of the conference ' s top marks percentage-wise. He connected on 57.7 per cent of his shots from the floor. A terror under the boards, for the second consecu- tive season he led the team in rebounding with 13.8 recoveries per contest and finished among the top re- bounders in the league. Sophomore Wayne Wyckoff was the only other starter hitting in double figures. He dumped in 261 points for a 12.4 average and pulled down 7.9 rebounds a game. Mike Allred, whogotoffto a slow start, but finished inaflurry, just missed double figures with a 9.6 average. Allred, sophomore from Mt. Airy, flipped in the most points in a single game this season, hitting 28 against Campbell in his finest hour in college basketball. Ken Ward, 6 ' 6 center, threw in nine points per contest in the 17 games in which he played. He did not see action in the final nine games. Other boys who saw plenty of action throughout the season were Elwood Parker, Fred Rabb, Bill Curran, Lloyd Turlington, Paul Updegraff, Montie Milner, co- captain Tom Whitely, Roy Williams, and Jerry Hodge. Parker stepped in and filled a starting position in the season ' s final stages. FRESHMEN STANDOUTS A couple of freshmen who should make the headlines more than once before finishing are Loyd Turlington and Fred Raab. Both saw a great deal of action this year and both will be counted on heavily in the Quaker ' s future plans. Team statistics show that Guilford was outscored by the opposition 74.8 per contest to 66.4. It was, how- ever, the lowest opponents scoring average in a number ofyearsastwo years ago the opposition enjoyed ringing up over 93 points a game against the Quakers. Parrish ' s crewconnectedon43per cent of its shots from the floor and 71.4 per cent from the foul line. Parrishhasdonea creditable job in his two seasons here, considering the circumstances, and within the next few years could have Guilford among the top challengers in the race for the conference crown. (A. J. Carr) Burwell scores from underneath against Appalachian. BasM After two early season victories-one in a practice game against Wake-Forest and one against the touring Hiram Col- lege team-the outlook for the 1962 baseballers is rather bright, but there is a cloud or two on the horizon. One pre- season weakness is the lack of pitching depth. Aside from junior Mickey Herrin, who piled up a 7-0 record last year, the hurling strength is yet to be proved. The Quakers appear fairly strong at the other positions. Returning letterman are Mickey Faulk at 1st, Lee Johnson at 2nd, Conrad Parker at 3rd, Elwood Parker at short, and Bob Hodges in rightfield. Centerfield is well covered by Carl Hampton, a transfer from P. J. C, and (continued on p. 137) Coach Stuart Maynard and his ever-present bat. j ROW 1: Tom Waters, Mickey Herrin, Lee Johnson, Carl Hubbard. Jimmy Childress. Bob Lynch, and Rip Norman. ROW 2: Manager Lloyd Smith. Johnny Garner. Tom Whitely. Carl Hampton, Elwood Parker. Kendell Buckner. Buddy Linville, Conrad Parker, and manager Jimmy Earp. ROW 3: Bob Hodges. Barry Cook, Roger Elliot. Dan Kuzma, Mickey Faulk, Ken Hedrick. Marcus AUred. and Coach Stuart Maynard. Faulk being congratulated by teammates after home run in 1961 game. Outfielder Bob Hodges takes liis swings m batting practice. Conrad Parker, third baseman, pictured during infield practice. The winning pitching form of Mickey Herrin. Hard-hitting Bob Hodges lays the wood to one in game against Pfeiffer. Barry Cuuktakes time-out trom practice to pose for the camera. A scene from a 1961 game. Mickey Herrin, Quake ' s winningest pitcher. Mickey Faulk stretches for one at 1st. 1 i i- -i- Mt JuLSe C. Parker scoops up bunt from bat of Western Carolina man, while brother Elwood backs him up. (continued from page 134) freshman Kendell Buckner seems to have taken over the left field slot. Behind the plate is Barry Cook, playing his second year for Guilford after a stint in the Navy. Cook is slated for mound duty, too. The team appears to be strong defensively, and with men like Faulk, Cook, E. Parker, Johnson, Hodges, Buckner, and Hampton, all strong hitters potentially, the offense doesn ' t look weak. This year ' s is a tough schedule, but a Spring Vacation tour through South Carolina is expected to help the team considerably. goff 1962 linksters posing at the Starmount course are, L-R: Carey Reece, Tim McCoy, Brinley McDanel, and Tom Fletcher. Not shown are John Wiley and Charlie Abernethy. The 1962 golf team begins its sea- son with lettermen returning to play positions 1, 2, and 3. At the number 4 spot, behind McDanel, Reece, and Fletcher, is Tim McCoy, a freshman from Virginia Beach. With this strong and experienced nucleus and newcomer McCoy, backed up by John Wiley and Charlie Abernethy, the out- look appears bright for the Quakers on the links. They hope to improve on last year ' s good season, during which they piled up a 9-4-1 record. Home matches are played on the beautiful Starmount Course, ex-home of the GGO. RIGHT: Teeing off on number 4 i Tim McCoy. BELOW: Fletcherchip up on the green. ABOVE: Reece blasts out of a sand trap. LEFT: McDaneldrives a long one down the fairway. Tmis 1962 Quaker racketman are, left to right; Coach Manning, Steen Spove, Joe Benson, David Edgerton, Tim Barron, Dick Derr, Montie Milner, Brooks Haworth, and Andy Brown. 1961 Class II champion in the North State, now Carolinas, Conference, Dick Derr. Bob Boonin and David Edgerton get in practice swings before a 1961 match. Brooks Haworth Giles in 1961 action against Pfeiffer. Things look good for the Quakers on the tennis courts this year with four lettermen returning and Brooks Haworth in school again. The first three positions should be manned by Haworth, Dick Derr, the conference Class II champion, and David Edgerton. Also back is Montie Milner, and with the added help of Andy Brown and Steen Spove, these fellows should keep up Guilford ' s tradition of strong tennis teams. Irmk ROW 1, 1-r: Bobby Davidson, Joe DeVaull. Frank Bailey. Ernie Paschal, and Howard Braxton. ROW 2; Stan Williams, Bob Wilson, Dillard Norman, Billy Joye, and Andy Siinmonds. ROW 3: Radall Branch, Charlie Bugg, Walt Gramada, Ron Jamison, and Joel Ostroff. ROW 4: Bill Wilder, Fred Rabb, Tolly Barber, Pat Clifford, and Coach Appenzeller. Coach Herb Appenzeller talks it over with his thin-clads. Led by Frank Bailey and Howard Braxton the 1962 cindermen will probably win a few and lose a few. Gone is the irreplacable Harold James, but there are several freshmen to pick up points . Look- ing good in early season have been Fred Rabb, Joel Ostroff, Bob Wilson, and Walt Gramada. Bailey, of course, is the super-star, participating in the broad jump, the high jump, the pole vault, and the javelin, and sometimes some running events. It ' s good to have tract meets on campus again; there has been one good one already, and there should be more. Rabbit Braxton gets in practice for his specialty, the 440. Hard-working Frank Bailey at one of his many events, the broad jump. LEFT TO RIGHT are Kay Smith, Judy Standi, Judy Wells, head cheerleader Judy Allen, Lynne Hundley, Betsy Winesett, Jane Truelove, and alternate Brenda Ferguson. Apicture of a pyramid after somebody goofs. elected in the spring by a committee of p. e. teachers, coaches, and judges from W.C. Anywhere you find the Guilford gridironers or hardcourtmen from Virginia to South Carolina you ' re almost sure to find Miss Upchurch and her team of cheerleaders. The Guilford College cheerleaders, 1961- ' 62 style, chalked up another suc- cessful season. Led by Judy Allen for the second consecutive year, these girls followed the teams to Randolph-Macon, Emory Henry, Atlantic Christian, and L-R, as well as many other schools nearer home. Guilford ' s cheerleaders not only lead cheers; they sponsor sock hops after games, pep rallies, and add to the spirit of the campus. They are Head cheerleader Judy Allen. Cheerleaders take over while the teams take time-out. Momrm (M G-men are, 1-r, ROW 1: HoUey, Joye, Williams. Fulton. Bowers. Derr, Reece. Burwell, Parker. Herrin. and Fay. ROW 2: York, Gauldin, Wells, Clifford, Durham. Hedrick. Wiley, and Maynard. ROW 3: Faulk. Simpson, Ward, Braxton, Kuzma, AUred, McDanel. and Smith. I , I H[ A i a W :r ] |; . ll ■ Coach Maynard, Advisor, entertains PRESIDENT Franlt Simpson, and Ken Hedriek. J I J? tT Til Cowboy Clyde, the Star of the Monogram Club Talent Show. Coach Maynard gets a free shoeshine from Mickey Faulk, who is a pledge for the Monogram Club. Mens tttfikia miafM M.A.A. officers are Ken Hedrick, vice-president, Frankie Simpson, secretary, and Tommy Bowers, presi- dent. 96 -62 tntramaral setmn kqim UMfk Mall tuition, . . Dorm managers meet with Mike Tohn, (center), student co-ordinator of intramurals. Big George Benjamin grabs rebound in battle between Apartments and New North. Sharpe is all alone as he gathers in pass and goes on to score for English. Carr goes tor two points against long-armed defenders. I i Raiford fouled in more B-league action, still N. N. vs. the Apartments. . . . fmdmod sporf tajies over. . . . . .ml £m(isk ft es fropkf In soMaff in d ... The Stadium against English, with the hitter, Durham behind the plate, and Odom umpiring. Coach Johnson gives the word to his Bears from N. N. u: A iiore football, English vs. Center Sec- A close play at 3rd, involving Joyce and Dur- ham, with 3rd base coach Te x English stand- ing by. Archdale ' s winning football team . .drckdalt repmb as Mallchmps. . m orfk cops mom in oo ifbaff.. . The New North Bears-volleyball champs ...UJ.U.d. fmmqirls ' lriframurak. Girls participate in basketball, Softball, and individual sports, as well as in volleyball. U9McafM L-R, officers are Jane Coltrane president; Starr Sisk, vice- president; Glenda Watson, sec- retary; Sarah Andrew, trea- surer; and Merle Mallard, May Day Chairman. W.A.A. Cabinet Members: ROW 1, bottom to top: Jane Simpson, Glenda Watson, Sarah Andrew. ROW 2: Starr Sisk, Jane Col- trane. ROW 3: Merle Mallard, Pat Mallard, Lynne Hundley, Maggie Seymour, and Judy Wells. ROW 4: Susan Varner. Pat Hampe, Janice Rogers, Dianne Haworth. ROW 5: Meg Dew, Sylvia Holt. Norma Hamrick, Katy Hudgins. and Jeannine Voss. fp, ' GuSrd is mhs school ■ I sfok (mde nmtim. . . . ' ' . . .pirn m made. . . ...oisihrs arrim ... ...businm. ...and pkasure... Mm Vcuf.., A fairyland of royalty with brave soldiers who observe the dancing lovelies as they rejoice over. Cinderella ' s new-found love. Jm ' ' ■ • ■- •■iw ■ - :.. ■ . AWAKENS SCHOOL SPIRIT Vojim... .begin companionably. .progress jovially. . . . .and end romantically Members of the Homecoming Court being introduced by Ted Burwell are 1-r: Martha Pearce, Alyce Ashburn, Queenjudy Loflin, 1960 Queen Betsy Winesett, Georgia Childress, Lisa Nelson, and Bonnie Wycis. • 1 Maid-of-honor Ashburn and Queen Loflin pose happily for the camera and the crowd. At right: Newly elected members of the 1961 Homecoming Court. Qu m Befyf Winmff Miss Vefsif U inmff Mm Qurni MlS9 2drme Mrms Mr$. Btdt m || Jt | .MI! - J ' A r . B ' k. WgWft Mrs. Gwgk ChiMrm Miss Win Mud Mud Miss Rmr Qenk mof BRENDA LOUISE ALEXANDER English Guilfordian: Dana Scholar; Honor Roll; Who ' s Who. JUDITH ANN ALLEN Biology Emily S. Howard Scholarship 1, 2, 3; Dana Scholar Honor Roll; Marshal 3; Who ' s Who; Biology Club 1, 2, 3 Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Chief Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Mary Hobbs Hall President; W.S.G. 4; Student Affairs Board 3, 4; Secre- tary 4. MARCUS ALLRED Physical Education Baseball 1, 2; Intraniurals 1. 2, 3, 4; Manager 2; Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers Club. AMANDA ALLRED Voice Major Salem College 1; Choir 1; Guilford College 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 3, 4; President 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Student Affairs Board 4; Convocations Commit- tee 4. FRANK BAILEY Economics CHARLES NORMAN BAKER Economics Student Christian Asso. 3; Society for Advancement of Management; I.R.C.; B.S.U.; Spanish Club. MILLIE BARBEE History Women ' s Student Government; Women ' s Athletic Asso., Student Christian Asso.; Program Chairman; History Club. Secretary; May Court; Young Friends 1, 2; Future Teachers Club. MARTHA BEAN Sociology W.S.G. 4; Founders Hall Dorm President; Choir 1, 2; Young Friends; Future Teachers Club; Intraniurals. DONALD BLACKWELL Economics S.A.M. 4. JAMES BOLES Psychology Social Committee 1, 2, 3; Student Affairs Board 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Presi- dent 1. 2, 4; President ' s Student Advisory Board 1, 2, 4; Who ' s Who; Intraniurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Methodist Young Adult Group 1, 2, 3; Vice President 2. RICHARD R. BROWN Economics Intraniurals 2, 3, 4; S.A.M. 3, 4; Social Committee 4; Spanish Club 2. GEORGIA HARRELL CHILDRESS Elementary Education Future Teachers Club 3 4,; Who ' s Who; May Court; Homecoming Court 4; Student Library Committee 3, 4; Young Friends 1, 2. JAMES FRANKLIN CHILDRESS Religion Chief Marshal 3; Dana Scholar 3. 4; Baseball 1, 4; Presi- dent of Scholarship Society 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who; Chairman of Honor Board 4; Honor Board 3, 4; S.C.A.; Presi dent 3; Chairman of Student Affairs Board 3; Vice President of Class 3; Treasurer of Class 2; President of Student Advisory Council 3; Convocation Committee 3; Clerk of Young Friends 2. JANE COLTRANE Religion W.S.G. 1; W.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Social Committee 3, 4; Young Friends 1, 2, 3, 4; Quaker Staff 2, 3, 4; Associate Editor 4; Student Affairs Board 4; German Club L FRANCES ANN COOK English Marvin Hardin Scholarship 3; Marshal 3; Revelers Club 1, 2, 3; Guilfordian Staff 1, 2; Quaker 3; F.T.A. 4; Span- ish Club 1, 2; Young Friends 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basket- ball 3; Honor Roll 2. 3. GRAFFLIN COOK Economics Society for Advancement of Management 3, 4; Sing and Eat Club. EVELYN COPELAND Religion W.S.G. 2; Treasurer 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Friends 1, 2, 3, 4; Clerk 3; S.C.A. 3, 4; Secretary 3; Vice Presi- dent 4; Freshman Class Officer; Fine Arts Club 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer 4. HENRY A. CRATER Mathematics ABNER BOYCE CROTHERS Tennis 2; S.A.M. 3, 4; Sing and Eat Club 4. DAVID ALLISON EDGERTON Mathematics M.S.G. 4; Marshal 3; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Mendenhall Mathematics Scholarship 2. ARNOLD LYNWOOD ENGLISH Economics Society for the Advancement of Management; Spanish Club. PHILLIP DARRELL FULTON Psychology Young Friends 2, 3; Vice President 2; Social Committee 1, 2; Varsity Track 1, 2. 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Guil- fordian Staff 2; Convocation Committee 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-manager 3. CHARLES GOODE History Manager of Basketball 2; Track Team 2; History Club 2, 3, 4. ALAN B. GORDEN Biology Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4. JANICE GREENE Biology Young Friends 1. 2; Biology Club 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY GREENWOOD Education Guilfo7-dian 1. 2, 3; Student Christian Asso.; Secretary 4; Westminster Fellowship; May Court; F.T.A. ; Class Of- ficer 3. WALLACE H. HARRIS Economics Golf 3, 4; S.A.M. 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BROOKS HAWORTH History Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 4; State Doubles Champion 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club President; History Club Treasurer. BOBO HODGES Business Economics Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBIN HOLLAND English Guilfordian 2; International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2, 3; Vice President 4; Fine Arts Club 3; Lit- erary Society 3, 4; Student Library Committee 4; W.S.G. 3, 4; Secretary 4; Work Council Chairman (Hobbs Hall) 4; Class Officer 4; May Day Court; Dana Scholar. JACK HOLLY Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Alternate Co-Captain 4; Honorable Mention All Conference 4; Undergraduate Athletic Award 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNNE HUNDLEY English Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; W.A.A. 2, 3, 4; W.S.G. 2; Guilfordian 1, 3, 4; Sports Editor; Quaker 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Sports Editor 3; Social Com. 2, 3; Co-Chairman 3; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; I.R.C. 1; F.T.A. 4; Class Officer 2; Choir 1, 2; Who ' s Who 4; May Court 4; Intramurals; Convocation Committee 1. EDWARD J. HUNNEYMAN Economics Track 1; Monogram Club 1, 2; Canterbury Club 3; Society for the Advancement of Management 3, 4. LINDA ANN JONES Elementary Education Future Teachers Club 4; W.S.G. 2. OTIS PLEASANT JOYCE Economics Society for the Advancement of Management. THOMAS D. KEMP Economics Society for the Advancement of Management; President; M.S.G. ; Senior Class Vice President; Quaker Staff; Busi- ness Manager. LINDA LAWSON Psychology Women ' s Student Government 4; House President of Shore Hall; Future Teachers Club 4. KEN LAYTON English Chess Club; Vice President; Lucy O ' Callohan Award for Excellence in English; Literary Society. MARGARET LEITH Religion Westminster Fellowship 3, 4; Secretary 4; Giiilfordian Staff; Editor 4; Choir 3; S.A.B. 3. HAROLD JOHNSON LONG Economics Men ' s Student Government. JAMES E. LOWE Business Administration S.A.M.; Chess Club; Treasurer; Westminster Fellowship. JOHN BARRETTS LOWE Economics Society for the Advancement of Management. MERLE G. MALLARD Music Education W.A.A. 3, 4; May Day Chairman 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Westminster Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Fine Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 3; Student Affairs Board 3; Secretary 3; Social Commit- tee 4; Convocation Committee 3; Homecoming Court 2; May Day Court 4; David Troll Rees Music Scholarship 2, 3, 4; Who ' s Who 4. ISABEL MANNING Elementary Education Future Teachers Club 4. LINDA JANE MARSH Sociology Women ' s Student Government; President of Women Day Students. DANNY W. MOORE M.S.G. ; College Civitan; Intramurals; Howard and Finch Scholarship. CHRISTOPHER LEETE NAYLOR Economics S.A.M. 3, 4; Sing and Eat Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Asso. 2; Bowling League 4; M.S.G. 2. RONALD PARKER Economics S.A.M. ; Vice President 4; Intramurals. SARA LOU PHILLIPS Mathematics Spanish Club 1; Choir 1, 2, 3; Gnilfordian 2; Future Teachers Club 2, 4; Marshal 3. PHILIP M. POLHEMUS History SAMUEL QUINCY POWELL History Honor Roll. CARSON C. POWERS Economics S.A.M. 3, 4. CHARLES A. PRATT Economics M.S.G.; Chess Club; President 2. 3, 4; Intramurals 3. 4; German Club 1, 2, 3; Literary Society 4; S.A.M.. WILLIAM CAREY REECE Physical Education Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Manager 4. THEODORE S. REID Economics S.A.M. 3, 4; Treasurer 4. WILLIAM EVANS RHOADS Economics S.A.M.; Revelers Club and Council Member; Canterbury Club; President; Student Library Committee; President; Gnilfordian. AUDREY G. SCHNABEL English Honor Roll. ANN SHELTON Economics Choir 2, 3, 4; Revelers Club 4; Quaker Staff 1; B.S.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 2, President 3, State Executive 3; S.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Executive Council 3; Spanish Club 1, 2. GEORGETTE SHIHADI Mathematics I.R.C. 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 3; B.S.U. 3; French Club 2, 3; Vice President 3. RAY SHARPE, JR. Economics Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Tennis 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Manager 2, 3. JAMES SIMPSON Economics Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; S.A.M. ERASER SMITH Economics W.S.G. 3, 4; House President Founders Hall 3; W.S.G. President 4; Social Committee 3, 4; Chairman 4; S.A.M. 3, 4; Secretary 4; S.A.B. 4; President ' s Advisory Council 4; Who ' s Who; Westminster Fellowship 2; Gnilfordian Staff 1; Quaker Staff 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; May Court 4; Convocation Committee. RAYMOND SPAULDING Mathematics Transfer from Wheaton College; F.T.A. RICHARD TAYLOR Economics S.A.M. DWIGHT THOMAS Biology Quaker Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee 3, 4; Convocation Committee 1; Gnilfordian Photographer 1 2 3, 4. 6 1.,, LELAND THOMPSON Economics S.A.M. 3, 4. JUDI TINDALL Religion S.C.A., President; Canterbury Club; Program Chairman; S.A.B.; Assistant Secretary; President ' s Student Advis- ory Council; Convocation Committee. DAVID MICHAEL TOHN Physical Education Track 1; Basketball 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; F.T.A. 4; Student Director of Intramurals 4. JANE TRUELOVE Education Cheerleader 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. GIAP L. VU Political Science PRESTON I. WADDINGTON History President of M.S.G.; S.A.B.; Literary Society; History Club; Who ' s Who; President ' s Advisory Board. WAYNE EDWARD WAGONER Physical Education Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2; M.S.G. 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Intramural Manager 4. HILDA WARFFORD Education Choir; B.S.U.; F.T.A. THOMAS MONROE WHITELEY Physical Education Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Baseball 12 3 4- Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. • • , WALTER WIGGINS Physical Education Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Honorable Mention All- Conference and Little All-America 4; Track 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOE WILLIAMSON History M.S.G.; History Club; Spanish Club; Intramurals. JUDITH GAIL WINSLOW Music Spanish Club 1, 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Young Friends 1, 2 3- Fine Arts Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; May Court Maid of Honor 4. BETSY WINESETT Education Class Officer 3; Vice-President of Spanish Club 2; Vice- President of F.T.A. 4; Homecoming Court 1, 2; Queen 3- Social Committee 4; Gnilfordian 2, 3; May Queen 4. Fm( CLYDE A. MILNER, A.B., A.M., B.D., Ph.D., LL.D. President of the College and Professor of Philosophy A.B., Wilmington College : Woodbrooke; A.M., Haver- ford College; B.D.. Hartford Theological Seminary; Graduate Student at University of Chicago; Marburg University; University of Geneva; Columbia Univer- sity; Ph.D., Hartford Theological Seminary; LL.D., Wilmington College; Guilford College since 1930; Presi- dent since 1934. EVA GALBREATH CAMPBELL, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Biology A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University; A.M., Ohio State Uni- versity; Ph.D., Ohio State University; Graduate Study, University of Chicago; University of Michigan and Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory; Guilford College since 1924. ALGIE L NEWLIN, . .B., A.M., Dr. Sc.Pol. (Geneva) Professor of History and Political Science A.B., Guilford College; A.M., Haverford College; Grad- uate Study, Columbia University, University of Califor- nia, University of Wisconsin, Johns Hopkins University; Dr. Pol.Sci., Geneva, the Graduate Institute of Interna- tional Studies of the University of Geneva; summer session on International Law of the University of Michi- gan ; Guilford College 1924-26, 1927-29, since 1931. PHILIP W. FURNAS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of English A.B., Earlham College; A.M., Harvard University; Graduate Study, University of Wisconsin and Columbia University; Ph.D., Harvard University; Guilford Col- lege since 1927. E. GARNESS PURDOM, A.B.. M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics A.B., Centre College; M.S., University of Chicago; Ph.D., University of Michigan; Guilford College since 1927. HARVEY ALBERT L.JUNG. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Deal! of the College and Professor of Chemistry B.S., University of North Carolina; M.S., University of North Carolina; Ph.D., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1931. FREDERIC R. CROWNFIELD, B.S., S.T.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Biblical Literature and Religion B.S., City College, New York; S.T.M., Harvard Univer- sity; Ph.D., Harvard University; Guilford College since 1948. GORDON W. LOVEJOY, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Visiting Professor of Sociology A.B. in Ed., A.M., University of Florida; Ph.D., Uni- versity of North Carolina; Guilford College since 19.51. ROBERT M. DINKEL, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology A.B., Notre Dame; A.M., University of Minnesota; Ph.D., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1951. GRADY E. LOVE. B.S., M.A.. Ph.D. Director of the Greensboro Dieision of Guilford College and Professor of Education B.S., Western Carolina Teachers College; M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina; Ph.D., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1953. HERBERT T. APPENZELLER, A.B., M.A. Director of Athletics A.B., Wake Forest College; M.A.. Wake Forest College; Guilford College since 1956. ERNESTINE C. MILNER, A.B.. B.S. in Ed., A.M. Professor of Psychology A.B., Miami University; B.S. in Ed., Miami University; M.A., Wellesley College; Graduate Study at Ohio State University and Columbia University; Guilford College since 1930. J. CURT VICTORIUS, Dr. Pol.Econ. (Hamburg) Professor of Economics and Bnsivess Administration Graduate Study at Friedrich Wilhelm University of Berlin; Graduate School of Business Administration, Berlin; University of Berne; Dr. Pol.Econ., University of Hamburg; Post-doctoral Study and Research, Colum- bia University, University of North Carolina, Case In- stitute of Technology, and Duke University; Guilford College since 1940. DAVID B. STAFFORD, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology A.B., Guilford College; A.M., Haverford College; Grad- uate Study. Columbia University, University of North Carolina; Ph.D., Duke University; Guilford College since 1946. HIRAM H. HILTY, A.B., B.D. Professor of Spanish A.B., Bluffton College; B.D.. Hartford Theological Sem- inary; Graduate Study, National University of Mexico; Guiliford College since 1948. E. DARYL KENT, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Dean of Students and Professor of Religion and Philosophy A.B., Guilford College; B.D., Hartford Theological Sem- inary; Ph.D., Columbia University; Guilford College since 1939. ROBERT R. BRYDEN, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology B.S., Mount Union College; M.S., Ohio State Univer- sity; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University; Guilford College since 1961. KATHARINE C. RICKS, B.S., A.B. Librarian Emeritus B.S., Guilford College; Graduate Study, School of Li- brary Science, Columbia University; A.B., Guilford College; Guilford College since 1922. HAROLD M. BAILEY, A.B., M.Ed. Associate Professor of Education A.B., Grove City College; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State College; Graduate Study, Pennsylvania State College and University of Wisconsin ; Guilford College since 1948. CARL C. BAUMBACH, B.M„ M.M. Associate Professor of Music Study at Conservatory of Music, Kassel, Germany; B.M., M.M. in Theory, Eastman School of Music; Grad- uate Study in Musicology, 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 Caro- lina; Guilford College since 1951. CARROLL S. FEAGINS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy A.B., Duke University; M.A., University of Michigan; Ph.D., Northwestern University; Guilford College since 1946. J. FLOYD MOORE, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical Literature and Religion A.B., Guilford College; B.D., Hartford Theological Sem- inary; Graduate Study, Pendle Hill, Haverford, Colum- bia University; Union Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Boston University; Guilford College since 1944. E. KIDD LOCKARD, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Economics aitd Business Administration A.B., Glenville State College, W. Va.; A.M., West Vir- ginia Univer sity; Graduate Study at Western Reserve University and The American University; Guilford College since 1958. MILDRED M. MARLETTE, A.B., M.A. Dean of Wunicii uiid Associate Professor of Eiiylish A.B., Guilford College; M.A., University of North Caro- lina; Guilford College since 1948. EDWARD F. BURROWS, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Histori A.B., Washington and Lee University; M.A., Duke Uni- versity; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; Guilford Col- lege since 1948. JOHN R. BOYD, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics B.A., Trinity University; M.A., North Texas State Col- lege; Guilford College since 1961. GEORGE WILLARD COBB, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English A.B., Emory University; M.A., Emory University; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; Guilford College since 1961. EDNA L. WEIS, A.B., B.S. in Ed., M.A. Assistayit Professor of English A.B., Ohio State University; B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University; M.A., Ohio State University; Guilford Col- lege since 1946. ALMA MARTIN, M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Agricultural College, St. Petersburg, Russia; Graduate Study at Tartu (Dorpat) Estonia; M.S., Iowa State College; Graduate Study at Cornell; Guilford College since 1949. TREVA WILKERSON MATHIS, A.B. Acting Librarian A.B., Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1950. THOMAS J. MOORE, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Secretarial Studies B.A. in Education, Arizona State College; M.A. in Education, Arizona State College; Guilford College since 1953. ANN FLEMING DEAGON, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Languages A.B., Birmingham Southern College; M.A., University of North Carolina; Ph.D., University of North Caro- lina; Guilford College since 1956. DONALD D. DEAGON, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English A.B., Birmingham Southern College; M.A., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1956. OSCAR MAURICE POLHEMUS, A.B., A.M., S.T.B., Th.D. Assistant Professor of Political Science A.B., Indiana University; A.M., Indiana University; S.T.B., Boston University; Th.D. in Pastoral Psychology, Boston University; Guilford College since 1957. JOSEPH STUART DEVLIN, JR., B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan University; M.S., Univer- sity of South Carolina; Guilford College 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; Guil- ford College since 1958. GERALD W. VANCE, A.B., S.T.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Psgchologij A.B., Ohio Wesleyan, S.T.B., Boston University, A.M., University of Connecticut; Guilford College since 1959. PAUL E. ZOPF, JR., B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Sociology B.S., University of Connecticut; M.S., University of Florida; Guilford College since 1959. MARION TOWNSEND, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English A.B., Tufts University; A.M., Duke University; Guilford College since 1961. RICHARD C. WARD, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., University of Connecticut; M.S., University of Massachusetts; Guilford College since 1961. MAXINE K. LJUNG, B.M., A.M. Instructor in Piano B.M., University of Wisconsin; M.A., University of Wis- consin; 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 College since 1955. MARY B. FEAGINS, A.B., M.A. Instructor in German and French A.B., Goucher, with junior year of study in Germany M.A., Duke University; Guilford College since 1956. MARY CATHERINE UPCHURCH, B.S. Instrtictor in Physicial Education B.S., Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1957. JERRY M. SMYRE, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Music A.B., Elon College; M.A., Teachers ' College, Columbia University; Graduate Study at American Conservatory Fontainbleau, France; Guilford College since 1958. EVALEEN BROOKE JONES, A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics A.B., University of Tennessee; M.A., University of Tennessee; Graduate Study at Pendle Hall; Guilford College since 1958. KATHLEEN M. BARTLETT, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Natural Science B.S., University of Leeds, England; M.S., University of Leeds, England; Guilford College since 1959. GWEN REDDECK, B.S. Instructor in Women ' s Physical Education and Director of Social and Recreational Activities B.S., High Point College; Guilford College since 1959. SOPHRONIA JOYCE PERRY, A.B. Instructor in Women ' s Physical Education A.B., Elon College; Guilford College since 1959. FLOYD A. REYNOLDS, A.B., M. Ed. Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Guildford College; M. Ed., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1960. CLYDE PARRISH, B.S. Instructor in Men ' s Physical Education and Basketball Coach B.S., Presbyterian College; Guilford College since 1960 ILMA TRINIDAD MORELL, B.S., Dr. Sci. Instructor in Mathematics B.S., Friends School, Holguin, Cuba, Dr. Sci, University of Havana, Cuba. LOTTIE STAFFORD BURT, A.B. Assistatit Librarian A.B., Guilford College; Guilford College since 1960. ABRAM ENGELMAN, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Philosophy, Assistant Coordinator of Special and Fine Arts Programs A.B., Wayne University; A.M., Brandeis University; Guilford College since 1961. l k of Shd ds (All addresses are North Carolina unless otherwise indicated. The dor- mitory in which the student lives is indicated by the letter or letters, at the right margin, as follows: D — Day Student, A — Archdale Hall, C— Cox Hall, E— English Hall, F— Founders Hall, FA— Frazier Apart- ments. MH— Mary Hobbs Hall, S — Shore Hall. Local address is listed if different from home address. Student ' s classification is designated by Sr_Senior, J— Junior. S— Sophomore, F— Freshman, Sp— Special, G — Ackley, Richard Mortimer, 202 S. Warner St., Woodbury, N. J. Adams, Billie Owens, Route 3, Box 40, Guilford College Addleton, William Larry, 125 Wester Ave., Henderson Alexander, Brenda Louise. Box 89, Route 7, Burlington h Allcott, Elizabjth, 301 Chase Ave., Chapel Hill Allen. Tudith Ann, 4310 Colesville Rd., Hvattsville, Md. J Allen, Priscilla Lee, 617 Cnfipld Dr., Hapeville, Ga. 1 Allen, Robert Lawrence, 3706 Kirbv Dr., Greensboro Allen. William Edward, 2022 Parkview Ave., Abington, Pa. Allred. Amanda Goueh, Hidden Valley Trailer Court, Guilford Allred, Marcus Daniel, Hidden Valley Trailer Court, Guilford Allred, Michael Carawav. 432 Worth St.. Mt. Ain ' Ammons, BnK-e Paul, 821 N, Flm St.. Greensboro Andrew. Sirah Asenatb, Box 700, Graham Andrews, Emily Adro- p, Route R. Box 534. Goldsboro h Angotti. N ncv To, .377 S. Harrison St., Apt. 19B, East Orange, N. J. Ansell, Jane Patrona, IS James St., Huntington Station, L. I., New York N Ameach, Llovd Knnwles, Cherokee Amette. Charles William. 2107 Florida St., Greensboro Ash. Barbara Marion. 6113 Bnhison Rd., Cincinnati 13, Ohio Ashhum. Alyre Fave. 2944 Gl- nn Ave. Wirston-Salem Atkins, Leonard Hardin, 316 Summit Ave.. Asbeboro Ayers, Robert Dick, Jr., Neeley Rd., Pleasant Garden Bailev, Frank R., 5110 Bronkview Dr., Washington 16, D. C. Bailey, lobn Crooks 111, 507 Con-ord St., Davidson Bailev, John Thomas, Jr., 368 Park Blvd., Winston-Salem Baity, John Thomas, Jr., 174 W. Poplar, Mt. Airy Baker, Charles Norman, 421 Hamnton Ave., Pi ' -kens. S, C. c o Dr. Burrows, Arcadia Lane, Guilford College Baldwin, Lois Karen, 19 Trim Rd., Levittown, Pa. Ball, Marv Lee. 540 Highland Ave., Greensboro Banner, Josephine Engle. 2016 St. Andrews Rd., Greensboro Barack, Peter Martin, 365 Twin Lane S., Wanlach, N. Y. Barhee, Mildred Marshall, Route 3, Ml. Airy; Frazier . pt. No. 2 Barham, Michael Clay, Route 4, Box 214-A, Reidsville Barnes, Thomas Eugene, 1.35 McArthur St., Asheboro Barr, John Hamilton, 8115 Jansen Dr., Sprinsfield, Va. Barrow, George Daniel, 1011 New Garden Rd., Guilford College n, Timothy House, 240 Irving Ave., South Orange, N. J. Martha Sue. Route 2. East Bend Beavers. Walter Lee, 2703 Oakcrest Ave., Gri Berker. Phvllis Louise, 8204 Cadwalader Ave Bell. John Alvin, Westford Rd., Concord, Mai Bell, Mar - Lou, Route 2, Hamptnnville MH 2083 Shellev Place. East Mei Beniamin. George Henry. Ir., 1S5S Wolfe St.. Little Rock, Ark. FA Bennett, W. Bert, Route 2. Stokesdale A Bennett, William Pinckney, 4123 Dogwood Dr.. Greensboro D Benson, Brian Joseph. Route I. Box 111. Lenksville FA Bernheimer. Susan. 6523 N. 9 St. Bernstein. Fllen. 340 Hnrr sou , Blackwell. Donald Rav, 1217 Magncl-a St., Greensboro Blackw M. Bona ' d Lee. 125 HieH.ind Park Dr., Leaksx Blair, William Edward. Farm Life S bool, Vanceboro 100- Sll l-r C Bledsoe. Joseph Patrick, 1066 W. 41h St., Winston-Sale Blork, D-nis. 269 Inffr-.nn Ave.. Island Park, N. J. Boles, lohnnv James. Pinnacle Bol-s, Bulb Ellen. Box 373, Jonesville RoPenbach. Dorotbv Christin , ;9 Fl.„ i W ,• Or.in Bollinger, J,-. ies CasHe, P. O. N. J. Bnndurant. Wnlt Bonnell, Aon-tte P-vfon. 11 Sm-le I.i.i W J ' lii-I .i,l. Pa. S Bonnett. Charles Edward. 200 E. Av,,ii.l.,U ' Dr.. Grnnshnro D Boonin, Robert Fran-i.s, 65 Wood-o V Lanf, Levittown, N. Y. A Boose, Nona Gale, Route 1. Lewisville S Bnren. William Clement. 1912 Lafayette Ave., Greensboro D Boring, Robert Frank, 1113 Camden Ave., Durham C Bowden, Pamela, 539 Woodvale Dr., Greensboro S Bowers. Thomas Curtis. Frazier Aot.  7 Gul ' fard College D Branch. Randal Brxan. Route 1. Box 81, Ivor, Va. C Braxton, Howard McCov, Ir.. 117 N. Roanoke St., Scotland Neck C Bre,.ver. Mary Ann. Bo 298. Guilford F Brigance. Fleanor Darlene. UOl Souaw Creek Rd.. W. Charlotte S Bright, William How ll, 609 T ,.n vi,-v St.. Gree-s ' oro D Brizendine. Charles Evans, 1216 N Tavlor St., Arlington 1, Va. FA Brown. Andrew Vaughan. R09 E. High St., Murfreesboro E e, 605 S. Avconk SI . Greensboro riiffnrd Gordon. 270 Loeb D ' . Winstoo-Salei R u-.a 2, B„, R5, Ore 300 DePot St., Randlei le. M.i-k, MH Gndlev. Route 1, D. Brown. Norma J an. .3611 Brexnrd St., Brown, Richard Russell, 1218 W.-stride Brown, Sandra Lillinn. Burlington Cen Brown, Susan Lee, 28 Greenbriar Lan. Brown, Walter A III, Murfreesboro e, Clvde Wall; Bu-k. Buckn. Rt. 1, SummerC Stanlev I. ' -uis. 1683 W- ' sb RJ . M- dowb-.,nk- Pa. ■r. Ossie Kendall. Jr.. 223 S. Third Ave.. Siler City Budd. Ros-marv Ai-n. 303 S. Dogwood Ave.. Siler Citv S BufTaloe, Dwight Oliver, 4840 Favetteville Rd., Raleigh C Buffaloe. Julian I awrenee. 4840 Favetteville Rd., Raleigh C Bueg, Charles O ' Kellv, Bnvdton. Va. C Burt. Marv Hain-s. Box 218. Biscoe F Burton. Barbara Marcelio . R ute 2. Box 190, Greensboro S Burton. Larrv Shelton, 1309 Sunset Dr., Greensboro D Burwell. Edward Ingram. 30R Hancock St.. New Bern A Burwell. Ton Lawrence. 306 Hancock St., New Bern A Byrd, William Ervin, 4220 Princeton Ave., Greensboro D Cain, Bichard Charles, 705-A King St., Guilford College D Cann, Cvnthia Gavle. 2S28 Lv,.r ' hurs ' Ave.. Winst- ' -Sal-m S Carlton. Bovd Franklin, Jr., 704 N. Virginia St., Mayodan D Carr, Arminius Johnson. Ir.. 400 S. Raleigh, Wallace C Cash, Frances Caroline. 10 Black Friar Rd., Rosemont, Pa. MH Caskie, James Booth. 226-Rth Ave., N.. St. Petersburg, Fla. C Caudill. Arthur Dale, 1500 N. Hamilton St.. High Point D Cbamnion, Marv Alio. 30 Mill Hollow Dr.. Chagrin Falls, Ohio S Chandler, Ravmond Fleetwood, Jr.. 1302 New Garden Rd., Greensboro D Chapman, Dale Paul, 906 Riverview Rd., Elizabethtown, Term. C Chappell, Mary Ann, Route I, Box 228-A. Elkin S Charles, John F., Route 3, Liberty D Chase, Lois Ethel, 43 Cherry St., Lynn, Mass. MH Cheek, Barbara Louise, 12 ' 0 Cr sceot Dr., Mt. Airv S Childress, Alice Sue, Box 23, White Plains MH Childress, Georgia Harrell, Route 4, .Mt. Airv, or Frazier Apt. if 9 D Childress, James F.. Boy 23. White Plains, or Frazier Apt. ft 9 D Chung, Bu Choon, No. 28 Tong Sung-Dong, Chong Ro-Ku Seoul, Korea F Clavton, Edwin Lvnn, Route 1, Box 847, Greensboro D CliHord, Mi-hael Patrick, 108 Claren-e St., Bradford, Pa., or 6208 Friendlv Rd., Gre nsboro D Clodfelter, Henry Brown. Jr., 1519 Stadium Dr., Winston-Salem E Coble, Leon Gordon, 5 Devonshire Dr., Greensboro D Cofer, Karen Lvnne, 1201 Surty Dr., Greensboro D Coltrane, Flora Jane, 412 College Rd., Guilford College MH Compton, Gordon Frank, 224 Buchner Ave., Haddonfleld, N. J. FA Coneybear, Diana Carol, 4223 Laurel Hill Rd., Raleigh S Cook, Carolyn Schmeiscr, Frazier Apt. ttl6, Guilford College FA Cook, Frances Anne, Route I. Siloam MH Cooke, Nancy Kaye. Route 2, Box 84. Pilot Mountain F Cook, Grafflin HI, 119 Taplow Rd., Baltimore, Md., or Frazier Apt. 16. Guilford College D Cook, Roger Dale, Pilot Mountain, Route 1 C Council, Wdlis Rufus, Route 2, Hallsboro, c o Mrs. Meredith, Friendlv Rd.. Gudford College D Copeland, Evelvn Josephine. 28 Chelton Rd., Havertown, Pa. F Cox, Jonathon Elwood III, 803 W. Farriss Ave., High Point E Cox, Robert Howell, Jr., 4212 Stannount Dr., Greensboro D Craige, Harold Newman, 1605 Brooksidc Circle, Jacks.inville, Fla, C Cranford, Charles L., HI, 471 1 Westwood Rd., Greensboro D Crater, Henrv- Amos, Route 10, Box 703, Greensboro D Crothers, Abner Boyce, 304 N. Elam Ave., Greensboro E Crotts, Milton Berl, 1314 Salisbury Rd., Winston-Salem C Crownfield, Robert D., 4 37 Wheeler Rd., Somerset, N. J., or North Lake Dr., Guilford College D Crump, Walter Moore, Jr., 2652 Forest Dr., Winston-Salem D Curran, Willi.am Barger, 1117 Hill St., Greensboro D Daniel, Sarolvn Kay, Route 1, Box 18, Denton F Daniels, Judith Moir, Box 134, Walkertown S Darnell, Elizabeth Loyd. Route 3, Shiloh Bd., West Chester. Pa. MH Davidson, Robert O ' Neil, 143 Woodlawn Dr., Statesville A D.a.vies, Roberta Lydia, 3414 Dover Rd., Pompano Beach, Fla. F Davis, Edwin Wesley, Clifton, S. C. A Davis, Gumev Allen. Route 2, Trinity E Davis, John Grimes, 716 Lorkland Ave., Winston-Salem FA Davis, Lilliam Carol, Route 2. Box 151, Pikeville MH Davis, Louis William, 105 Gilstrop Dr., Granville, S. C. C Davis, Randa Elizabeth, 213 Mclver St., Greensboro S D, ' .vis, Riley Arrington, Suinmerfield D Davis. Ronall Richard, Route 1. Randleman E Day, Judith Carole, Rt. 3. Box 28, Guilford College MH Dawson, Jerrv Wayne, 2706 Darden Rd., Greensboro D Dean. Jerry Wavne, 4818 Monta-Vista St., Winston-Salem D Deckert, Robert John, Jr., 743 Carmet Td., lenkintown. Pa. E Den:, Gary Caswell, Frazier Apt. S. Guilford College D Dent, Susan Frances. Frazier Apt. 8. Guilford College D Derr, Bichard Lee, 300 Channel Rd., Wilmington, Del. E DeVault. Joseph Anthony, Route 3. Galax, Va. C Dew, Margaret Eleanor, 49 Winslow Rd., Newark, Del. F Dickens, Curtis Thomas. 905 Barnes St., Reidsville A Divers, Harold Cecil. 911 1 Tayloi St., Landover, Md. A Dixon, Thurston Allen, Route 1, Box 279, Murfreesboro C Doby. Sherrill Wayne, Route 1, Box 89, Thomasville C Dokken, David H., 48 Edgewood Rd.. Scarsdale, N. Y. A Dougherty, Elisabeth Thurman, 120 Windsor Ave., Haddonfleld, N. J. S Downing, Melbourne T. L., Jr., 400 Tir Alu Ho Drake, Mary Louisa. 1310 Jackson Rd.. Gnstonia Drew, William Gerald. 3038 Fandleman Rd.. Greensboro Dunn. Elizabeth Alice, 1016 Thomas Ave.. Riverton, N. J. Durham, Ray M.. 308 Peach St., Shelby Earp, James Lawrence, Route 2, Goodwin Rd., Durham Edgerton, David Allison. IDS N. Andrews Ave.. Goldsboro Edmonston, Maurice Russell, Box 277, Pendleton, S. C. Edwards, Ronald Vincent, 108 W. Broad St., Murfreesboro Eisenberg, Barr - Alan, 1411 S. Park Dr.. Reidsville Ellington. Edgar Wayne, Route 2. Reidsville Elliott. Bobby Roger. 1220 E. Sprague St.. Winston-Salem Ellis. Edward Raven, P. O. Box 112. LeaksviUe English. Arnold Lynwood. Route 2, Trinity English, James Walker, Route 2, Trinity Faulk, Milton Mitchel, 115 Perdue St., Garner Fay. Temple Harold, 78 Paradise Rd., Swampscott, Mass. Feinberg, B. Jerome, 309 N. 4th Ave.. Highland Park, N. J. Fentzke, Paul Robert, 872I-98th St., Woodhaven 21, N. Y., or 5815 Friendly Rd., Guilford College Ferguson. Brenda Faye. Route 2, Liberty Ferguson, Vestal Lee. Jr.. 604 Contord St.. Thomasville Fesmire. Robert Hmton, 609 Elmwond Dr.. Greensboro Fine. Josephine Russell. 1369 Catawba St., Kingsport. Tenn. Fleming, Anne Bovd, Morgan Creek Rd., Chapel Hill Fletcher, Tom Joseph, 1208 Pembroke Rd.. Greensboro Flippin. Billy Andrew, Route 3, Stuart, Va. Flyn;, William Burke, 127 W. Green Court. Greensboro Foltz, Donald Robert, 1921 Gaston St.. Winston-Salem Foltz, Larry Eugene. 136 Lawndale Dr.. Winston-Salem For;, Anita Louise. 2111 Highland St., Charlotte Forrest, Susan Rogers. 50 S. W. 68th Ave.. Miami. Fla Foster. Robert Bridgers, 104 East Greenway, Greensboro Frazier, Susan Christine, 1206 Briarelift Rd.. Greensboro Frederick, Robert Edward, 515 West Center St.. Woodbury. N. Freimark, Mary Beth, 1301 3rd Ave.. New York, N. Y. Frey, Bruce Jeffrey, 8857 East End Ave.. Chicago. 111. Friedman. Steven Jay. .34 Clover Lane. Roslyn Hgts.. L. I.. N. Fulk. Gary Lee. Frazier Apt. 19. Guilford College Fulton. Phillip Darrell. 802 Ferndale Dr.. High Point Gahm. William Henry. 107 Brace Rd.. Haddonfield. N. J. Ganim. Victor Khalil. 2207 Bertie St.. Greensboro Gamer. Cyrus Roby, Jr., 509 E. Salisbury St., Asheboro Gauldin, Robert Samuel, Route 4. Martinsville, Va. George, Lucinda Mariah. 1993 W. Clemmonsville Rd.. Winston-Salem Gibbs. Patricia Ann, Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreational Area, Manteo Giles, Edward Meredith. 55 Pembroke Rd.. Darien, Conn. Gilliam, Jean Wilson, 403 Muirs Chaoel Rd., Greensboro Gibnore, John Edward, 1506 Mason Farm Rd.. Chapel Hill Glass. Paul Edwin, Jr., 205 Randolph St-. Danville. Va. Godmilow, Lvnn. 41 Schuyler Rd.. Springfield. Pa. Golby, Richard A., 9201 Shore Rd.. Brooklyn 9. N. V, Goode, Charles Dalton, Route 2, Hillsdale Rd.. Summerfield Gooden, Carolyn Louise, 406 Circle Ave.. Takoma Park 12. M Goodman. Hartjld Martin, 2264 Baird Blvd.. Camden. N. J. Goodman. John Holcutt. 113 Walnut Circle, Greensboro Gordon. Alan Bernard, 15 Hay Hill, Flat 23, London Wl. En 15 Hay Hill, Flat 23. London. Englar Gordon. Peti Gore. Edward O ' Neil. Box 164. Shallotte Gorsuch. Constance Adelaide. 4016 Crave] Roanoke, Va. Gorsuch, Tom W.. 4016 Craven ' s Creek Rd., S. W. Roanoke, Va. Grando. Carl John, 113 N. Middletown Rd.. Nanue id Kenneth. 219 Wesley St.. Salem. N. J, Creed Rd.. S. W.. N. Y. Green. Margaret Anne. Walnut Cove Greene. Frederick William, 302 N. Holden Rd., Greensboro Greene, Janice Marie, Route 3, Box 277, Asheboro Greenwood. Mary Sinclair. Box 575, Sunset Hills, Statesville Gregory, Daniel Bryan, 1707 Chapel St.. Winston-Salem Gresham, Anne Howard. 919 . . Eugene St.. Greensboro Griffin, John Matthew, 2707 Westmoreland Dr., Greensboro Griffin. Roy Lee, Jr., Route 4, Box 565 B-1, Greensboro Griffith, Kenneth Morgan, 3207 Old Dominion Blvd.. Alexandria, Va. Griffith, Marianne David,_ 21 Penn Dr., North Hill, nad: West Chesti Walter Allen, Bridgeboro Rd.. Moorestown. Jacksonville Rd.. Lincoln Park. N. J, N. J. Gullette. Sally Jo Gustafson, Howard Ross, 195 Pleasant St.. Brockton 40. Gwin, Peter Moore. 408 Highland Terrace. Pitman. N. J. Gwinn, George Hill, Jr., Box 8304, Greensboro Hall, Julius Lee, 657 West Main St.. Elkin Hamilton. Judith Lee. 1201 Strathmore Circle. Winston-Sale; Hambn, Robert Franklin, 4108 Lawndale Dr., Greensboro Hampe, Patricia Ellen, 22 Ardmore Rd.. Newton. Mass. Hampton. Carl Andrew, 4326 Northaven Dr., Charlotte 6 Hamrick, Brenda Gail, Route 2, Dixon Rd., Kings Mountain Hamrick, Norma Kay, Route 2, Dixon Rd.. Kings Mountain Hancock, Priscilla Lee, 52 Carolina St., Roanoke Rapids Hanks, Joann, 2210 Queen St.. Winston-Salem Harman. Mary Elizabeth, Route 3, Box 206-A, Mount Airy Harris. James Linwood, 1012 Willow St., Mount Airy Harris, Leah Male, Archdale Harris, Wallace Henry, Jr., Frazier Apt. ft 13, Guilford Colle Harris. William Aubrey, Frazier Apt. it 26. Guilflord College Harrison, Norman Edgar. 1 Seventh St.. Riverton, N. J. Haworth, Brooks Harper, 846 Watson Ave.. Winston-Salem Haworth Smythie Diane. 846 Watson Ave.. Winston-Salem Hedgecock, Jimmie Frank. 3807 Tanyard Rd.. High Point Hedrick. Kenneth Brian. 704 Chandler St.. High Point Heist. Stanley Harrar, 542 Sussex Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. Hendricks. Mary Adella, Route 3, Box 56. High Point Herrin. Mickey Alexander, 412 E. Houston, Monroe Hiiks Richard Michael, 1604 Walnut St.. Greensboro Hill. Harry James, Jr., 3210 W. Market St., Greensboro Hill, Jerry Glenn, Route 2, Trinity Hill. Judith Ann. Route 9. Winston-Salem Hill, Rachel Linda. R.F.D. 1. Pilot Mountain Hilty, Janet Louise, 1.509 Nathan Hunt Rd.. Greensboro MH D Waller Andrew III. 1215 Briarcliff Rd., Hodge, Jerry Michael, Route I. Thomasville E Hodges. Bobby Irvin. S318 Friendly Rd., Greensboro D Hodgin. Mark Duane, Pleasant Garden D Hollady, David Franklin, Stafford Rd.. Guilford College D Holland. Robin Celeste. 706 Stockton St.. Statesville MH Holley. Jack Ray, 507 South 16th St.. Wilmington C Holt. Max David. Route 1. Julian FA Holt. Sylvia Elaine, Route 1, Liberty F Holton, John Henry, 201 Stone St.. Thomasville C Homiller, Ellis Henry. 411 Main St.. Ball Ground. Ga. A Hood. Johnnie Richard. Jr.. 1003 Edger ' on St.. Goldsboro C Hubbard, Alan Merritt, 20 Merritt Rd.. Farmingdale. N. Y. C Huber. Harriet Rankin. 5 Westmoreland Place, Douglaston, N. Y. S Hudgins, Katharine Peck, 37 Riverside Dr.. Greenville. S. C. S Hudson, Harlan James. 314 Midland Ave.. Wayne. Pa. E Huffman. John Edward. 439 Bedford St.. Lexington 73. Mass. A Hundley. Carol Lynne. Route 3. Stuart. Va. F Hunneyman, Edward John, R.D. 2. Oneida. N. Y. C Hunt, James Milton, 4201 S. Atlantic Ave.. Daytona Beach. Fla. C Hunter. Carol Faye. Box 373, Pilot Mountain MH Hutchison. Helen Steele. 405 W. Greenway North. Greensboro D Hylton, Kenneth Lee, 208 S. Edgeworth St., Greensboro D Ihara. Randal Homm; nhoff, Barbara Gale ■by, Ralph Leigh, Apt. D-10. 755 Anson St,. Winston-Salem -vine, Elliott Wier, 111 Watts St.. Apt. 14. Durham ickson, Joel Brackett, Narrow Gauge Rd., Reidsville imes. Linda Byrd. 511 5th St.. Mebane imieson, Ronald Sinclair, Box 423, Blairstown, N. J. imison, Judith McNeill, 902 Dover Rd.. Greensboro efferson, Robert Lincoln, Route 8, Meadowlark Dr., Winston-Salem enkins, Hal Scott. 5807 Williams Dr.. Guilford College nings, Alexander Harrison, 724 Elk Spur St.. Elkin nings, Daniel Roscoe, 110 Lewisville- Vienna Rd.. Lewisville essup. Caroline Currie. 1807 Friendly Rd.. Greensboro bhnson, Milton Lee, Route 1, Box 232, Victoria, Va. Daniel Arthur, III, Stokesdale Eric Hadley, Route 7, Box 224-B, Greensboro Joel Richard, 191 7th St.. Salem. N. J. Judith Lee. 630 Gentry Court, Plainfield, Ind. Judith May, 13 East Central Ave.. Paoli. Pa. Linda Ann, 5804 Williams Dr.. Guilford College i Shirley Irene, Route 1, Box 3.39-A. High Point William Pincknev. Box 143. Pine Bluff Franklin Wray. 402 N. Second Ave., Mayodan oyce, James Stephen, Danbury [oycc, Otis Pleasant, Jr., c o C. Knight, Oak Ridge Rd.. Greensbort ■hard Harvey, Danbury oyce, William Robert, Glenn St.. Stoneville oye. William Furman. 407 Avery St.. Gamer udd, Nancy Lee, 211 Mt. View Ave., Asheboro 1 Route 3. Ashebo _ Kelly. Edward Weavil. Frazier Apt. 7, Guilford College D Kelly, Linda Ann, Frazier Apt. tt 7, Guilflord D Kelly, James Robert, 1313 Cardinal PI.. Greensboro D Kelsey. Karolyn Sue, Route 3, Box .340, Wilmington, Ohio S Kelsey, Sherman Avery, 94 Rosedale Rd.. Yonkers, N. Y. A Kaman, Karen Lee. 29-44 163rd St., Flushing 58, N. Y. MH Kemp. Thomas David. 1009 Sunset Dr.. Asheboro FA Kerneklian, Mary Ann. Route 3. Box 632, Guilford College D Keyes, Michael John, 802 Woodbrook Dr.. Guilford College D Kim, Hyoung Chu, 40-102, 3rd St.. Hangang-Ko, Yongsun-Ku, Seoul, Korea C King, Ann Redding, 108 North MarshiiU St.. Graham F King, Charles Eugene, 2323 Westfield Ave.. Winston-Salem D King. Hugh Richard. Laurel Lane. Woodstown, N. J. FA King, Norval Herbert. 2002 Indian Head Rd.. Ruxton, Md. C Kirk.nan. Nancy Carolvn. Route 5. Box 397. High Point MH Kivett, Forbis Lee, 818 Gregory St.. Apt. 2. Greensboro D Knight, Paul Gilmer. Jr.. Route 2. Box 400. Stokesdale A Kohn, Susan, 8210 York Rd.. Elkins Park 17. Pa. S Koivula, Eira Tuulikki. 4244 H St., S. E.. Washington 19. D. C. MH Kolb. Charles Frederick. Route 1. Garner C Koontz. William Edward. 820 E. College Dr., High Point D Koster, Elizabeth Ann, 12 Fairview Ave.. Nanuet. N. Y. MH Krakow, Howard Barry. 6809 Farragut St.. Hvattsville. Md. FA Krauss, Linda Caroline. 46 Wyatt Rd.. Garden City. N. Y. S Kuzma, Daniel Franklin, RD 1, Woodbrook Dr.. Matawan, N. J. E Lackey, Harold Vance. 410 Hillside Dr.. Greensboro D Lamb. Laurie. 519 Mendenhall St., Greensboro D Lancaster. Marianne Rutledge. Box 86, Rural Hall F Lanier, William Richard, 720 Granville Dr.. Winston-Salem D Larraocy. Patrick William, 8 Riverview St., Keene, N. H. E l kr of Qfudmts Lasater. Elizabeth Ann, 1905 Mavfair Ave., Greensboro Lawson, Calherine Belinda. Box 308, Kinp Layton, Kenneth Eugene, 2208 Veasley St., Greensboro Ledford, William Tfov, 6122 Archdale Dr., Guilford College Leighton, Larry J., 601 La Vereda Dr., La Habra, Calif. Leith, Margaret Caldwell, 22 Glenbrooke Circle West, Richmond 29, Va. Leiva, Fernando S., Castro 168. Bayoma, Cuba Lenihan, D.aniel John, 749 F.D.R. Dr., ' e Vork, N. Y. Lcssnrr, Gary Steven, 14,5 Luiille St., Fairfield, Conn. Lewis Emma Suzanne, 1034 N. Main St., Mt. Airy- Lewis, Leonard, 15 Welcome Lane, Wantagh, N. Lindcnbc: ' , 171- ii.llv Hd., Greensboro , - i,n II , 1 College ! ,, , I,, . iKiiJir Park, Guilford Luma- :, Ch.,,rl.-S |, Loma:, :, Fred Monro. -■. IN Long, Harold ]ohns -n, 1 ' LoUfi, James Allred, lL..k Loomi s, Richard Cu rtis Upper Mo ntcla . ' - J, Lotz, Christopher O., 765 N. Broadway, Hastings-on-the-Hudson, N. Y. 12 Lovell. Robert Kees, R.F.D. 2, Canterbury, Conn. Lowdcrmilk, Clarence Vemell, Route ,i. Bos 241, Greensboro Lowe. Carol Ann, Box 133, Banner Elk Lowe, Clvde Marshall. 1208 11th St., Greensboro Lowe, James Edward, 4814 Starmount Dr., Greensboro Lowe, John Barrette, 3304 Yanceyvillc Rd., Greensboro Lowry, Charles Franklin, 213 Korner St., Mt. Airy Lynch. Robert Stephen, Route 1, Box 206, Amelia, Va. McBane, Martha Jean, 723 S. Elam Ave., Greensboro McCall, Elaine Hill, Route 1, Box 11. StoneviUe McCollum, Lawrence Everette, Route 4, Reidsville McCoUum, William Edward, Frazier Apt. 14, Guilford College McCormack, Robert Clark, 600 Dogwood Lane, Guilford College McComiick. James Richard, Route 1, Greensboro McCormick, Thomas Larry, 113 Penny Rd., High Point McCoy, Timothy Charles, 412 College Rd., Guilford College McCrary, M. Deanna, Fall Branch, Tenn. McCullen, Deets Taylor, Route 6, Goldsboro McCurry, John Francis, 108 W. Greenwav S., Greensboro McDaniel, Brinlev Kent, 2508 Camden Rd., Greensboro McCee, Gary Don, 124 Church St., Kernersville McGinnis, Jerry Ronald, Greensboro YMCA, Greensboro McKeithan, Alma Worrell, 109 Walnut Circle, Greensboro McKinnon, Max Lauchlin 11. 2540 Greenwich Rd., Winston-Salem McLaren. Margaret Dykes. Route 17. Emory Rd.. Knoxville, Teon. McLaurin. Larry Milton. 2200 Spring Garden St., Greensboro McMill, McMilli, McMiUi; McMilli: McVicki _ Murray. Jr., 2204 Kerj Dr., Greensboro Hubert Lee. Frazier Apt. 28. Guilford College Maynard Wondrow. 418 H.iv St.. Mt. Airy ■ ■- • ■• • ■■ -■ , Mt. ■ Samuel Montague. Jr.. 1019 Mitchell St., John Carle, Castle Rock. Newton Square, Tenn. Mabe, Alau Ray, Box 281, Pilot Mountain MacKenzie. Carol Sue. 107 Rosalind St.. Lafayette. La. Mackie. George Carlyle. c o C. Knight. Oak Ridge Rd.. Greensboro Mallard. Merle Graham. 227 N. College St.. Wallace MaUard. Patsy Keith, 101 E. Southeiland St., Wallace Manning. Isabel Taylor. Route 2. Sunimerfield Manuel. Melvin Ernest, 3602 Madison Ave., Greensboro Marley, Jeanette Macy, Route 1, Pleasant Garden Marsh. Linda Jane. 2307 Maywood St.. Greensboro Marshall. Christine Jackson. 614 Greenway Dr.. Statesville Martin, Joseph Barrv, Route 1, Stokesdale Mason. Helen Gaye. Kent Court Motel, Greensboro Mason, Philip Minor, Jr., 1807 Big Cove Rd., Huntsville. Ala. Matthews. II. Alfred CuUen. 910 W. Florida St.. Greensboro Matthews. III. Leonard Walter. Stoneville Matthews. Ronald Lee. 3714 N. Cherry St., Winston-Salem Mattocks, James Richardson, 2620 S. Main St., High Point Mauldin, Pattie Marie, Hamptonville Maynard, Ruth Ada W., 907 Woodbrook Dr., Guilford College Meade, Edw I Ha , 607 S. Elam Ave., Greensboro Medford, Bobby Lee, Route 1, Sophis Messick, Ralph Edwin, 901 Oakland Av Mickey. David Charles. Winston-Salem Middleton. Sylvia Waydelle, Route 1. Summerfield Mikesell. Kalhryn Ann, 6122 Wiscasset Rd., Washington 16, D. C. Miller, David Ralph, 17 Van Meter Terrace, Salem, N. J. Miller, Jerry Franklin, 147 West Poplar St., Mount Airy Miller, Kenneth Jay, 3800 Dogwood Dr., Greensboro Miller, Patricia Carolyn, Route 4, Box 488, Mount Airy Milner, Charles Fremont, Jr., Nathaniel Hunt Rd., c o Clvde A. Milner, Guilford College Milner, Marcia Ann. Route 2, Leesburg. Ohio Mimura. Harley Haruo. 1615 Oakview Dr.. Silver Spring. Md. Modlin. Cynthia Anne. 2236 Pendragon Rd.. Kingsport. Tenn. Montgomery. Howard Wade, 2503 Spruce St., Greensboro Moore. Danny Wayne. 108 Albert Ave.. Wilson Morgan. James Thomas, 130 W. Greene Court, Greensboro Morton, Elizabeth Hayes, 214 S. Duplin St., Wallace Moseley, L. Diane, 1S18 Forest Dr., Mount Airy Munday. Mitchell Edgar. 235 Fayetteville Ave.. Statesville Murphy. Edward Patrick. Kisco Park Dr.. Mount Kisco. N. Y. Mxurelle, Edward Lewis. 730 Anson St.. Apt. E-4, Winston-Salem Naylor, Christopher Leete. 109 Churchwarden ' s Rd;. Baltimore 12. Md. Neal. Brenda Sue, Star Route, Walnut Cove Neal, Patricia Parks. 1405 Arrowood Rd., Asheboro Neave, Ethel Pearl, Route 1, Box 73, Guilford Neave, Gaylc Braxton, Route 1, Box 73, Guilford Nelson, Julia Levere, 158 Dobson St., Kernersville Nelson, Lisa, 4 Hideaway Lane, Norwalk, Conn. Norman. George Dillard. Route 3. Axton. Va. Norman. William Price. Axton. Va. Normile, Hubert C.. Jr., 101 Tampa Ave.. Indialantic. Fla. O ' Daniel. Bobby W.. 1303 East Mulberry St., Goldsboro Odom, David, 1503 E. Holly St., Goldsboro O ' Hara, Barry Edward, 4806 Starmount Dr., Greensboro I Ostrolf, Joel Harris, 1815 Clenifer St., Philadelphia, Pa. Overman, Marjorie Etta, 323 Cavanaugh St., Wallace V Owens, Taylor Grant, Jr.. 1400 Oak St.. Greensboro Palmer. Linda Marie. Lenox Rd.. W. Stockbridge, Mass. N Parish. George Robert. 1206 Hertford St.. Greensboro Parker. Brenda Gail. 4722 Mitchell Ave.. Greensboro Parker, Elwood Gilliam. George Parker. Ronald Fields. Frazier Apt. 22. Guilford College Parker. William Conrad. Box 209, George Parks, Ann Barnes. 1824 Villa Dr,, Greensboro Paschal. Ernest Monroe. Jr,. 4323 Harvard Ave.. Greensboro Parry. Mary Kathryn, 155 E. Main St.. Moorestown. N. J. Payne. Rebecca Anne. Westfield Pearce. Martha Lee. 503 Baker Rd.. High Point Pell. Patricia Ann. Main St.. Pilot Mountain Pelt. Walter Richard. Route 4. Box 53. Goldsboro Pendry. James Dalton, Route 3, Yadkinville Pepper, Nancy Moye, Box 422, Walnut Cove Petree, John Harold. 3438 Kernersville Rd.. Winston-Salem Petree. Margaret Ann. 419 Ward St.. Graham Phillips. Cecil Owen. Route 3. Stuart. Va. Phillips. Clarence P.. 303 N Elam Ave.. Greensboro Phillips. Jane Armstrong. Barksdale Lane, Greensboro Phillips, Roland Aubrey, Jr., 704 Elwell Ave., Greensboro Phillips, Sara Lou, 324 Cherry St., Mount Airy Pine, Judy Gay, 104 Academy St., Berryville, Va. Pinkleton, Clarence Kelly, 1403 Spry St., Greensboro Pleasants, George William, Route 4, Raleigh Plowm.nn, Jack Dempsey, 1110 29th St., N. W. Winston-Salem Polhemus, Philip Maurice, 912 Ridgecresl Dr., Guilford College Pollock. George Lee, 412 Spring St., Thomasville Poplin, Linda Sue, Route 2, Norwood Potts, Suzanne, 401 S. Walnut St., West Chester, Pa. Powell, Jr., Samuel Quincv, 3501-A Archdale Place, Greensboro Powers. Carson Craige, 709-A Chandler St., High Point Pratt, Charles A., 620 Park Ave., Greensboro Priddy, Charlotte Lane, Danburv Prince, Vinton Mclntire, Jr., 1001 Highland Terrace, Pitman, N. J. Purcell, Jerry Thomas, Box 372, Dogwood Lane, Fieldale, Va. Pyrtle. Bettv Elizabeth. Route 1. Westfield Quattromani. Willie Har Bronx 69. N. Y. Raines. Dorothy Louii Ransom. Lance Duan Raybum. Tames Tucki Reddick. James Monri Redfeam. Harry Lathi 2314 Kingsland Ave.. Dayt. Ree. Elle th Central Ave.. Landis Box 6. Roosevelt. Puerto Rico 153 Middleton Dr., Charlotte 1510 Johnson St.. High Point Route 1, Box 258, Swansboro White Plains Carev, Jr., Box 187, Woodland Md. Recce, Willi; Reid. Theodore Staol Reinhardt, James Daniel, Route 2, Yadkinville Revnolds. John Haveling, 123 Lafayette Ave., Haddonfield, N Rhoads, William Evans. 108 School Rd., Alapocas, Wilmington. Del. Rickards. Philin G., 2514 Foulkswoods Rd.. Wilmington, Del Ricks, David King, 6112 Archdale Dr., Greensboro Rittenhouse, Martha Randle, Long Green Dike, Glen Roach, Mary Jon, 3006 .Mamance Rd., Greensboro Roberts, Charles Arthur, 2411 Hubbard St., Greensboro Roberts, David Owen, 418 Devon, Pa. Robertson, Donald Franklin, Drawer 9, Stoneville Rock, Robert Roland, 3 Franklin St., Holyoke. Mass. 1 Rogers, Janice Frances, 1211 Johnson St., High Point Rose, Robert Tohn, 19 Seven Oaks Circle, Madison, N. J. Rosen, Marshall Stanlev. 1141 Greenway Court. Seaford. N. Y. Rosier. Robert Edwin. 5811 Friendlv Rd.. Greensboro Hosier. Susan Gillespie. 5811 Friendly Rd.. Greensboro Ross. Charles Thomas. Box 24S. Pleasant Garden Ross. Douglas Wainwright. Route 4. Reidsville Roth. Barrv Al.an. 7148 Harrow St.. Forest Hills. N. Y. Rubin. Marjorie, 104 Nuthush Rd., East, Greensboro Rumsey, Ronald Odell. Route 3, Box 157. Guilford College Russell. Laura Anne. Westtown School, Westtown,Pa. Salter, John Frederick, 1011 Union St., Greensboro Sato, Rumiko, 5512 Foxwood Dr., Guilford College Schabacker, Kirk, 3427 Warden Dr. Philadelphia. Pa. Schnahel. Audrey Grace. 319 Meadnwbrook Terrace. Greensboro Schoof. Herbert Charles. Jr.. 2730 Picardy Place. Charlotte Schwartz. Gary Bruce. Route 1. Box 370. Greensboro Schwartz. Jane B.. 33 Beverly Rd., Great Neck. N. Y. Scott, Lawrence Sherwood, 6247 Walton Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Scott. Martha Guinevere. 5319 Wakefield Rd., Washington 16. D. C. Scott, Siimuel Russell. Pilot Mountain Scott. William A.. 3201 Madison Ave.. Greensboro Seabrook. William Kuhr, 205 N. Elam Ave., Greensboro Seelev. Joan Lee. 43 Steuben Ave.. Tappan, N. Y. N Seidler. David William, 8020 Cobden Rd.. Philadelphia 18. Pa. Sell. Donald Ellis. Route 3. Winston-Salem Sevmour, Margaret Cleo, 411 Park Ave., Goldsboro t Shaffer. Tonv Roach. Frazier Apt. 20. Guilford ColleRe Shants. Frank Bowen. 28 Briar Rd.. Wayne. Pa. Sharpe. Raymond Alexander. Jr.. 616 N. Ashe Ave.. Newton Shaw, Richard Eugene, 305 Mimosa Dr.. Greensboro Sheek, George William, III, Route 8, Old Pfafftown Rd.. Winston-Salem Shelton, Gamette Ann, 1015 W. Academy St.. Winston-Salcm N Shelton, Wallace Leon, 6603 Friendly Rd.. Greensboro Sheppard. Linda Mae, Route 2, Mount Airy Sheppard, Linda Sue, 609 Baker Rd., High Point K Shihadi, Georgette Issa, Ramallah, lordan V Shoffner. Nancy Deanna. P. O. Box 616, Graham Shore. Avery Michael. East Main St.. Pilot Mountain Silbert. Steven Mark. 108-2572 Ave.. Forest Hills 75. N. Y. 1 Sills. Wallace Lee, Jr., Route 5, Dunn Silos, Estelle G., 6103 Archdale Dr., Guilford College Simmerson, Harry Lee, Route 1, Linwood Simmonds, William Andrew, Saint Andrew ' s School, Tenn. Simmons, Larry Wayne, 517 Vandalia Rd., Greensboro Simpson, Frankie Norwood, Frazier Apt. 1. Guilford College Simpson, Jr., James Marshall. Frazier Apt. 17. Guilford College Simpson. Jane Walker. 915 Church St., Salisbury Sisk, Mary Starr, Box 17, White Plains Slater. John Albert, 1208 Cleburne St., Greensboro Smith, Clarence Douglas, Frazier Apt. 5, Guilford College Smith, Constance Batton, 620 N. E. 8th St.. Pompano Beach. Fla. Smith. David Allen. 4611 Tower Dr., Greensboro Smith. Donald Milton. 42 Village Rd.. Sea Girt. N. J. Smith, Eraser M., Box 111, Trinity Smith, Frederick Penn, 5405 Friendlv Rd., Greensboro Smith, Harold Wayne, 1528 Rock Spring St.. Smith, James Edward, 5909 Ballinger Rd.. Guilford College Smith. Katherine Ann, Summcrfield Smith, Linda Ann, Route 2, Box 138, Denton Smith, Linda Kay, 502 Willowbrook Dr.. Greensboro Smith, Lloyd Arnold, Route 2, Box 148, Durham Smith. Penelope Lee. 523 Gatewood Ave., High Point N Smithson, Wilson Wade. 5th St.. Victoria, Va.. or 613 Dolly Madison Rd.. Greensboro Sondermann Mary Louise, 36 Sewinois Ave., Lincoln Park, N. J. Southerland. llet Black 111, 2i96 Gaston St.. Winston-Siilem Spann. Martha Milwee. Woodruff Rd.. Route 6. Greenville. S. C. Sparger. Janis Ann, 151 Orchard St., Mount Airy Sparks, Sidney Ray, Route 1. Ruffin, or 301 E. Whittington St.. Greensboro Sparrell. Elizabeth Ann. 805 Dollv Madison Rd.. Guilford College Spaulding, Raymond Earle, 401 W. Radiance Dr.. Greensboro Sperry, Patricia Ann, 301 Woodlawn Ave.. Greensboro Spove. Steen Hoist, Frazier Apt. fl5. Guilford College Suuires. Johnny Clayton. 1109 Hern Ave.. Greensboro Stabler, Katharine Cowie, 5519 Grosvenov Lane, Bethesda, Md. Stafford. Maude P., 6210 Bobbins Rd.. Guilford College Stancil. Judith Magdalene. P. O. Box 742. Warsaw Stein, William Parnass, 8100 Frankford Ave.. Philadelphia 36. Pa. Stephens. William Forest. 526 Highland Ave.. Greensboro Stewarr. Walter Douglas. 1903 Queens Rd.. Kinston Stone. Sabra Lynn. 2030 Hillyer PI., N.W., Washington 9. D. C. Stou;. Rebecca Anne. Route 1. Box 330. Ash eboro t Slratton. Robert William. 742 Morgan Ave.. Drexel Hill. Pa. Stroud. Barbara Joan, 6940 Forrest Ave.. Gary, Ind. Sullivan. William Henrv HI. 3922 Starmount. Greensboro Swaine. Dianne Louise, 76 Emerson Ave.. Pittsfield. Mass. ! Swindell. Robert Brandt. 2307 Danbury Rd.. Greensboro Sykes. Linda Ermina, 209 North St.. Graham (Withdrew 10-4-61) Szittya, Rachel Giselle. 9 Beechwood Rd.. Asheville t Talbert. Samuel Charles. Jr.. 501 Lindley Rd.. Guilford College Tate, Phillip Ray. 3204 Central Blvd.. High Point Taylor, Douglas Ray, Route 4, Box 81. Reidsville Taylor, Mary Moon, Danbury Taylor, Nancy Kate, Danbury Taylor, William Earl, 3003 Masonic Dr.. Greensboro Tayyarah. Muhammad Abdul Majid, Tartous. Syria Terry. John Aubrey, Route 6, Box 467 . , Greensboro Thomas, Dwight Clifford, Frazier Apt. 4. Guilford College Thompson, Leland Earl, Route 3, Box 173, Guilford College Thompson, Ted Wayne, 3414 Yancewille Bd., Greensboro Thorsell, Ernest Kevin, 255 S. Washington St.. N. Attleboro. Mass. Tindall. Judith Louise. 179 Elmgrove Ave.. Providence 6. R. I. Tindall. Mary Lorraine. 179 Elmgrove Ave.. Providence 6, R. I. Tohn. David Michael. 2406 Cortelyou. Brooklyn 26. N. Y. Tohn. Harvey Richard, 2406 Cortelyou Rd.. Brooklyn 6. N. Y. Toothaker. James Joseph. 1403 New Garden Rd.. Guilford Topkins. Robert Morton. 407 Lindley Rd.. Guilford College Trogden. Joseph Henry, Route I, Summerfield Trogden, Stephen Leroy, Raleigh Rd.. Ramseur. or 8606 Friendly Rd., Greensboro Troxler, George Wesley, 2514 Liberty Rd.. Greensboro Truelove. Jane Grey. 601 N. Lumia Ave.. Wrightsville Truitt, Charles Page, Sparta, or Bed Rd., Greensboro Tucker, Pinckney Ruffin, 1608 Walker Ave.. Greensboro Turlington, Lloyd Howard. Route 5. Goldsboro Tuttle, Donna Lewis, 6 Pine Hill Ave., East Norwalk, Conn. Udvamoki, Eugene Everett, 609 Woodridge Dr.. Murfreesboro Umont. Frank William, Dunellen. N. J. ' Upchurch. James Edwin. Jr., 522 College Rd.. Guilford College Updegiaff. Paul Thomas, 917 Powell Dr.. Gamer Vail, Judith Llewellyn, 226 Marion Ave., Fanwood, N. J. Valentine. Jeffrey John. 271 Fourth Ave.. Stratford. Conn. Van Gelder, M. Johanna. 416 Brown Ave.. Bristol. Tenn. M Vanhoy, Timothy Lee. Richard La., Wantagh, N. Y. Varner. Susan Pipkin. Frazier Apt. 4t 3. Guilford College Varnon. Robert Gerard, 9205 Quintana Dr.. Bethesda 14. Md. Vaughn, Lawrence Martin, 412 College Rd.. Guilford College Vicinanza, Paul J., 151 Duck Pond Dr.. Wantagh. N. Y. Von Doymi, Carl Victor, 421 Springdale Ave., Winston-Salem Voss. Phyllis Jeannine, Route 2. Laurinburg M Vu. Giap Lu. 28 5 Ton Tho Tuong, Saigon, South Viet Nam Waddington, Preston Lee, Lighthouse Rd., R.D. 3. Salem. N. J. Wagoner, Wayne Edward, Hamptonville Walmsley, James Edmund, 145 W. Evergreen St.. West Grove, Pa. Walters. Fred Lemmon. 4242 Princeton Ave., Greensboro Walther, William Peter, III. 2204 Elizabeth Ave.. Winston-Salem Walton. Frank Leigh, 6 North -Ave., Wyncote. Pa. Walton. Larry Dupree. Route I. Pleasant Garden Ward, Kenneth, 15 Clifford St.. Carteret. N. J. Warfford. Hilda Anne. 300 Lockland Ave.. Winston-Salem Warren, Joe Mark, Route 4, Clinton Washburn, Ivie Ann, Route 1, Summerfield Wasson, John McBride, 3504-A Parkwood Dr.. Greensboro Waters. Thomas Ray. 1111 N. George St.. Goldsboro Watson. Glenda Gaylc, Box 74, Pinnacle M Watson, Mickey Dean, 316 Granite St.. Mount Airy Watts. Henry Michael. 1301 Brookstown Ave.. Winston-Salem F Watts. Jerome Hamilton. 109 La Paix Lane. Baltimore. Md. Weaver. Kenneth Allen. 211 Ramapo Rd.. Garnerville. N. Y. Weavil. Billy Ray. 31 Park Blvd.. Winston-Salem Weavil. Sharon Lynn. Route 1. Box 405. Kernersville Weir. Bobby L.. 3402 Immanuel Rd.. Greensboro Weisner. Robert Lee. 46 Park Blvd., Winston-Salem Welbom, William Wayne, 1243 Butler St.. Winston-Salem I Welch Glenda Marian, 204 Norwood Ave., N.E,. Atlanta 17. Ga. Wells, David James. Box 55. Teachey Wells. Judith Carol. Teachey M Wesley. Beverly Dale. 144 Windsor Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Westmoreland, Bichard Gerald, 3026 Greenway Ave.. Winston -Salem Westphal, Evelyn Rose. 115 East Avondale, Greensboro White, Ernest Kennedy, RFD 3. Oswego. N. Y. 1 White. George Herman. Box 8442 Guilford College Rd.. Guilford College White, Gussie Beatrice, 226 Park View Dr.. Brevard N White. Patsy Ann, Route 7, Box 270. Greensboro White, Robert Melton, 2734 Rockwood Bd., Greensboro White, Virginia Woodhull, Abbott Run Valley Rd.. Cumberland. R. I. Whitelev. Thomas Monroe. Route 4. Box 592. Greensboro Whitfield. Dale Roy. 2701 Shady Lawn Dr.. Greensboro Wiggins, Walter Daniel, 311 College Rd.. Guilford College Wilder, Frank Seymour, 909 Morehead Ave.. Greensboro Wilder. William Glessner. 909 Morehead Ave.. Greensboro Wiles. James Oid. 3018 Trull Ave.. Greensboro Wilkes. James McRay. Route 2. Walnut Cove Williams. Barbara June. 1401 Northfield. Greensboro Williams, Ernest Newsom, Jr., 603 East High St., Murfreesboro Williams. James Stanley, 320 Magnolia Blvd.. Melbourne. Fla. Williams. Robert Clayton, 410 Mem. Park Dr., Thomasville Williams, Roy Godwin, 1010 Willowbrook Dr.. Greensboro Williams, W. Edward. HI. 113 Crescent Rd.. Winston-Salem WiUiamson. Chariie Joseph. Route 1. Box 59. Franklinville Williamson. Joan Leslie. Hillsdale Rd., Guilford College Williamson, Julia Ann, 2251 N. Vermont St.. Arlington. Va. Wilson. Benjamin Ashworth, Jr.. 118 Springdale Ave., Winston-Salem Wilson, Robert Draughon, Jr.. 113 Pinewood Rd.. Virginia Beach. Va. Wilson. Thomas MacArthur, 911 Highland Ave.. Greensboro Wily, John Fleming, 3426 Dover Rd.. Durham Winesett, Mattie Elizabeth, Route 1. Pinnacle Winslow. Judith Gail. Route S. Box 103. High Point Wise. Constance Elizabeth. 1828 Gaston St.. Winston-Salem Wolinsky. Joel Martin. 104 N. Twin Lane. Wantagh. New York, o Frazier Apt. 21. Guilford College Woods, Unice Faye, 817 West Lee St.. Greensboro Woodward, Julius Arthur, Jr.. 2410 Greenbriar Rd.. Winston-Salem Worth. Dorothy Jane. Union Mill Rd.. Moorestown. N. J. Wrenn. Etta Florence. Route 4. Box 224. Siler City Wright, Eva Sue, Route 2, Box 169. Holland. Va. 1 Wright, Helen June, 1408 Fairview St.. Greensboro Wycis. Barbara Ann. 201 Indian Creek Rd.. Philadelphia 51. Pa. Wyckoff, Wayne Francis. 214 North Ave.. Dunellen, N. J, Ziggler. Phyllis Dorothy. 1435 Edge Hill Rd., Abingto Zimmerman, Isabel Susan, 804 13th St.. •■-■—■-■- ' Zimring, Michael Peter. 100 Eai • St.. Long Beach. N. Y. Sponsors SLATER FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT EDMOND ' S FRIENDLY ROAD DRUGS STEELE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE GUILFORD COLLEGE BARBER SHOP RAY EVAN ' S HARDWARE STORE GUILFORD COLLEGE DRUG COMPANY GLOVIER ' S RESTAURANT COLLEGE CLEANERS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE PIGGLY WIGGLY BOAR AND CASTLE DRIVE-IN HAM ' S SUNDRY STORE BOREN CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY, Pleasant Garden, N. C. Sponsors COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY DAVID J. WHITE, REALTOR HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOLIDAY INN SOUTH ELLIS-STORE DEPARTMENT STORE COBLE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY, INC. THOMPSON-ARTHUR PAVING COMPANY CASEY ' S BARBECUE, INC., SUNSET HILLS FORMAL WEAR SHOP GUILFORD DAIRY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY (fypL . . On a warm September day in 1958 approximately 150 young men and women entered the gates of Guilford College and became the Class of 1962. There were tall and short people, skinny and fat people, just-right people ; some were scared, some self-conscious and shy, some self-con- fident and friendly, but all with mixed emotions, and all, together, making up the famous class of a century and a quarter. How often during that freshman week did we hear that we were special, that we were hand-picked, that ours was the class that would be remem- bered ? And from hearing things like this didn ' t we become a little more closely-knit than most classes ? Our freshman float won the prize at Home- coming, for the first time the freshman class sponsored a candidate for Homecoming Queen, and she, along with another freshman girl, made the Court, three of our girls became cheerleaders, many of our men played varsity sports, we did this and that, and we were pretty proud of ourselves. Now it ' s 1962, and the century and a quarter class will soon be grad- uated. Soon we will be forgotten, and Guilford College will be talking about the famous class of a century and a half — perhaps some of our children will be in it. When we look at the past four years, what do we see? We see education, certainly, though few of us have bothered to partake of more than a fraction of what has been offered us. When we remember Guilford, I think that education won ' t be what comes to mind. We see Homecoming and May Day week-ends, the burning of a coach in effigy, days at the lake, the change from family-style to cafeteria-style dinners, a 1959 victory in football over arch-rival Elon, serenades to the girls ' dorms, trips to the Azalea Festival, Ham ' s, and, indubitably, the pantry- raid, and on and on. It has been fun, and I think that above all, we will remember Guilford with love. I hope that in some way the 1962 Quaker will help us to •emember. L. H., editor ©? V.- ' - ' h .■ y ' ;iv ' ::vv ' ' M ' V vr.. :,;, ' J ' ; v ' ii ki) l;! 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