Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1963 volume:

Hi m ■ . « ■ I; I BBli lli 18 HI IS ,4 y.V«t '  i i w 111 jfiH H9k w —a mm m Si ■n 1BS9B in IB :■;■■.-■- IKK: .•■.-■.■ ' ■ ' ' ' ill MKKSP I • V 6 ' y xfc Editor— Glenda Watson Associate Editor— Linda James Guilford College, North Carolina Dedication Miss Mildred Marlette During the years of her existence, Guilford College has been sustained in her progress by the unselfish contributions of countless individuals. None of these persons has been more dedicated as a student, a teacher, and a friend than Miss Mildred Marlette. The spiritual and intellectual developement of her students has always been of primary concern to her. In appreciation of all of her years of service and kind guidance, we the Class of 1963, deem it a pleasure to dedicate the 1963 QUAKER to Miss Mildred Marlette. . The memory shall be ours. Longfellow Memories are made S ■56 of this . . . Remembering I j-iT J H 1 -— - — tfV ■ .i ' $$$ Our Friends and fun . . . Our search for knowledge . . . Our love for leisure along these paths . ' w ' -4- ' ;_- r-. of memories which help to make this the Best Year of our lives Remember When? h '  . PI w . ADMINIS TRATION Dr. Clyde A. Milner President of the College and Professor of Philosophy Faculty Dr. Eva G. Campbell Professor Emeritus of Biology Dr. Algie I. Newlin Professor of History and Political Science Dr. Harvey A. Ljung Professor of Chemistry Dr. Frederic R. Crownfield Professor of Biblical, Literature and Religion £. V V £ ■ --_ Dr. G.W. Lovejoy Visiting Professor of Sociology Joseph S. Devlin, Jr. Assistant Professor of Econo- mics and Business Administration Dr. Grady E. Love Director of the Greensboro Division of Guilford College And Professor of Education Herbert T. Appenzeller Dean of Students and Director of Athletics Faculty Ernestine C. Milner Professor of Psychology Faculty Dr. David B. Stafford Professor of Sociology Dr. E. Daryl Kent Dean of the College and Professor of Religion and Philosophy Dr. J. Curt Victorius Professor of Economies and Business Administration Hiram H. Hilty Professor of Spanish Dr. Robert R. Bryden Professor of Biology Stuart T. Maynard Director of Men ' s Physical Education Dr. J. Floyd Moore Associate Professor of Biblical Literature and Religion Dr. Carroll S. Feagins Associate Professor of Philosophy Harold M. Bailey Associate Professor of Education Carl C. Baumbach Associate Professor of Music Faculty aM s . pool w, t H Mildred M. Marlette Associate Professor of English Dr. Edward F. Burrows Associate Professor of History E. Kidd Lockard Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration Dr. George Willard Cobb Associate Professor of English Dr. W. Forrest Altman Associate Professor of English Fac Treva W. Mathis Acting Librarian Dr. Oscar M. Polhemus Assistant Professor of Political Science Alma Martin Assistant Professor of Home Economics Eugene H. Thompson, Jr. Assistant Professor of French Gerald W. Vance Assistant Professor of Psychology Marion Townend Assistant Professor of English Paul E. Zopf, Jr. Assistant Professor of Sociology Richard C. Ward Assistant Professor of Biology Jerry M. Smyre Assistant Professor Musii Dr. Alan D. Aberbach Assistant Professor of History ulty Genevieve McCracken Dean of Women Mary C. Upchurch Instructor in Physical Education and Director of Social and Recreational Activities Dr. Ann F. Deagon Assistant Professor of Languages Kenneth D. Walker Assistant Professor of Mathematics Ligia D. Hunt Instructor in Spanish Faculty Dr. Rosa B. Morell Instructor in Spanish Gwen Reddeck Instructor in Women ' s Physical Education Donald D. Deagon Assistant Professor of English Floyd A. Reynolds Instructor in Mathematics Evaleen Brooke Jones Instructor in Mathematics Mary B. Feagins Instructor in German and French Sophronia Joyce Perry Instructor in Women ' s Physical Education Kathleen M. Bartlett Instructor in Natural Science ' Faculty Dr. lima Trinidad Morell Instructor in Mathematics Sheldon J. Morgenstern Instructor in Music David W. Morrah, Jr. Director of Promotion Betty S. Bergman Assistant Treasurer Gene S. Key Alumni Secretary David H Parsons Business Manager Mrs. Nell S. Laws Assistant Librarian Margaret E. Crowntield Secretary to the President ulty Carl W. Galloway Registrar Mrs. Velta Frisbergs Housekeeper Mrs. Eugene Thompson Acting Registrar Mrs. Harold M. Bailey Assistant Librarian Thomas J. Moore Assistant Professor of Business Administration and Secretarial Studies Lottie S. Burt Assistant Librarian Mrs. Ralph H. Weisner Secretary James R. Boyd Associate Professor of Mathematie Elizabeth S. Bergman Assistant Treasurer Mattie P. Ward Admissions Office Secretary In The Classroom . . . 1 W ' rtO. )r r ' V | 4§1 Outside The Classroom . . . S ,: A A Faculty And Participate In i . . . • Students Work Day . . . : •• ' ' +! . T - i WLm Jl CLAS Vice-President: Dick Ayers Secretary: Sg Brenda Ferguson Treasurer: Jane Ansell Class of 1963 President: Montie Miln In Memoriam Prudi Fingado Vibrant and lovable, she is a part of youth forever. 1941 1961 BILLIE OWENS ADAMS SARAH ASENATH ANDREW JANE PATRONA ANSELL ROBERT D. AYERS, JR. JOSEPHINE ENGLE BANNER THOMAS EUGENE BARNES JOHN HAMILTON BARR PETER MARTIN BARACK ROBERT FRANCIS BOONDs NONA GALE BOOSE HOWARD McCOY BRAXTON, JR. CHARLES EVANS BRIZENDINE RAYMOND FLEETWOOD CHANDLER JOHN F. CHARLES DIANA CAROL CONEYBEAR CHARLES LEONIDAS CRANFORD GURNEY ALLEN DAVIS JUDITH CAROLE DAY DAVID HOBART DOKKEN RONALD VINCENT EDWARDS TEMPLE HAROLD FAY GARY CASWELL DENT MARGARET ELEANOR DEW CURTIS THOMAS DICKENS BRENDA FAYE FERGUSON BILLY ANDREW FLIPPIN SUZANNE ROGERS FORREST PATRICIA ANN GIBBS ME LINDA GOBLE GILL PAUL EDWIN GLASS, JR. RICHARD A. GOLBY PETER LAURENCE GORDON DAVID KENNETH GREEN FREDERICK WILLIAM GREENE JUDITH LEE HAMILTON ROBERT FRANKLIN HAMLIN PATRICIA ELLEN HAMPE CARL ANDREW HAMPTON MICKEY ALEXANDER HERRIN JERRY GLENN HILL CHARLES HODGES MAX DAVTD HOLT HARLAN JAMES HUDSON JOHN EDWARD HUFFMAN CAROLE FAYE HUNTER CAROLINE CURRIE JESSUP MILTON LEE JOHNSON DANIEL ARTHUR JONES, IH JUDITH LEE JONES JOEL RICHARD JONES RAY MAYNARD JOYNER KAREN LEE KARNAN EDWARD WEAVIL KELLY LINDA ANN KELLY MICHAEL JOHN KEYES FORBIS LEE KIVETT SUSAN KOHN ELIZABETH ANN KOSTER LINDA CAROLINE KRAUSS MARIANNE RUTLEDGE LANCASTER F H B P fv ■ - v «J yr B HA -i?- N|| F i | r KENNETH EUGENE LAYTON DAVID BURTON LEONARD ROBERT MAX LITTLE CLARENCE V. LOWDERMILK, m CLYDE MARSHALL LOWE MARTHA JEAN McBANE BRTNLEY KENT McDANEL GARY DON McGEE MARGARET DYKES McLAREN MAYNARD WOODROW MCMILLAN CAROL SUE MacKENZIE JOSEPH BARRY MARTIN HELEN GAYE MASON PHILIP MINOR MASON SYLVIA WADDELLE MIDDLETON CHARLES FREMONT MILNER, JR. MARCIA ANN MILNER GAYLE BRAXTON NEAVE r ' H H HMP 9Eaifl MF yiS - ■  j d p H l - s B 1 F mf CHARLES RONALD NORWOOD BRENDA YOW PARKER MARY KATHRYN PARRY PATRICIA ANN PELL JAMES DALTON PENDRY GEORGE LEE POLLOCK LUCY CASSANDRA PRATT BETTY ELIZABETH PYRTLE DANIEL B. RAIFORD ELLEN KAYE REECE ELIZABETH DARNELL RHOADS PHILIP GEROWE RICKARDS CHARLES ARTHUR ROBERTS ROBERT ROLAND ROCK LAWRENCE SHERWOOD SCOTT MARGARET CLEO SEYMOUR LINDA SUE SHEPPARD NANCY DEANNA SHOFFNER STEVEN MARK SILBERT MARY STARR SISK LINDA KAY SMITH PENELOPE LEE SMITH STEEN HOLST SPOVE WALTER DOUGLAS STEWART BARBARA JOAN STROUD NANCY KATE TAYLOR MUHAMMAD A. TAYYARAH HARVEY RICHARD TOHN CHARLES PAGE TRUITT PINCKNEY RUFFIN TUCKER PAUL J. VICINANZA IVIE ANN WASHBURN THOMAS RAY WATERS GLENDA GAYLE WATSON DAVTO JAMES WELLS JUDITH CAROL WELLS WALTER EDWARD WILLIAMS, III JOHN FLEMING WILY Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities And Colleges HOWARD BRAXTON DAVID GREEN i RS CAROL HUNTER BKL ' NDA FERGUSON DAVID HOLT JOHN HUFFMAN MAGGIE SEYMOUR GARY McGEE MONTIE MILNER Who ' s Who Among Students In DAN RA1F0RD PENNY SMITH LINDA SHEPPARD LARRY SCOTT ■ vmm STEEN SPOVE American Universities And Colleges Class Of 1964 Secretary: Jane Simpson Treasurer: Dillard Norman ■■■■ President: Pat Larracey Priscilla Allen Nancy Angotti John Bailey Johnny Bailey Michael Barham Bruce Belvin Bert Bennett Bill Blair J. P. Bledsoe Lawrence Bock Annette Bonnell Gordon Brown Jerry Brown Sandra Brown Theodore Buddine Frank Carlton Terry Champion Mary Chappell Lois Chase Barbara Cheek Edwin Clayton Brown Clodfelter Roger Cook Harold Craige Milton Crotts Kav Daniel Robert Davidson Bill Davis Riley Davis Ronall Davis Joseph DeVault Buddy Dixon Walter Dobbins Beth Dougherty Mary Lou Drake William Drew John Elkin Edgar Ellington Mickey Faulk Jerry Feinberg William Flynt Don Foltz Anita Fort Bob Gauldin John Goodman Edward Gore Margaret Greene Daniel Gregory Max Griffin Ken Griffith Julius Hall Carol Harper Leah Harris Mclver Harris Harold Harrison Myron Hayworth Jimmie Hedgecock Stanley Heist Ken Hylton Barbara Imhoff Linda James Robert Jefferson Bill Joyce Nancy Judd Ray Kelsey Sherm Kelsey Dick King Carolyn Kirkman Howard Krakow Pat Larracey Larry Leighton Richard Loomis Elaine McCall Robert McCormack Larry McEntire David McGuirt Pleas McMichael George McNeill Alan Mabe George Mackie Norman March Pattie Mauldin David Miller Howard Montgomery Beverly Moore Patricia Neal Pearl Neave Dillard Norman David Odom Elwood Parker Richard Pelt Jacob Penley William Peters Owen Phillips Ernest Purcell Roger Purgason Bill Quattromani Robert Rose Douglas Ross Barry Roth Robert Rubin William Seabrook David Seidler George Sheek Jane Simpsor David Smith Donald Smith Fred Smith Katherine Smith Lloyd Smith William Springs Lynn Stone Neil Sugermeyer Douglas Taylor George Troxler Paul Updegraff Judith Vail Timothy Van Hoy Jeannine Voss Wayne Welborn Virginia White Nf ' wsom Willian June Williams Dorothy Worth Etta Wrenn Sally Wyatt Juniow iarshals B S Mary Burt, Elwood Arker, Judy Vail, George Tjftef, Lois Chasr, Eb ' n Smith, Leah Harris. Not pictured are David Miller an Pat Bledsoe. nit y f President: Wallace Sills Vice-President: Fred Raab Class Of 1965 Secretary: Pat Mallard Treasurer: Laurie Russell Richard Ackley Linda Albright Elizabeth Allcott William Allen Jimmy Apple Alice Ashburn Mary Bell William Bennett Susan Bernheimer Ellen Bernstein Willis Bivins Bob Boring Randal Branch Darlene Brigance Norma Brown Dwight Buffaloe Lawrence Buffaloe Charles Bugg Cynthia Cann A. J. Carr Sue Childress Kim Hyoung Chu Judith Daniels H. W. Davis Lillian Davis Randa Davis Betty Dunn Barry Eisenberg Raven Ellis V. L. Ferguson Josie Fine Eddie Flenchum Robert Foster Kent Fox Robert Fredrick John Allen Frink Brenda Gamm Johnny Gardner Buzz Gilley John Gilmore Carolyn Gooden Roy Griffin Walt Gromada Brenda Hamrick Elizabeth Harman Ann Harries Norman Harrison B. F. Heathcote Mary Hendricks Ked Hepler Mike Hicks Jim Hill Judy Hill Linda Hill Ellis Hommiller Johnnie Hood Katy Hudgins Ronald Jamieson Harry Jennings Eric Jones Judith Jones Billy Joye Joyce Kearns Karolyn Kelsey Buzz King Paul G. Knight Harold Lackey John Lindsay Larry McCormick Buddy McMillian Oakley Mabe Pat M allard Melvln Manuel Ralph Messick David Mickey Pat Miller Elizabeth Morton Diane Moseley Mickey Munday Lisa Nelson Joel Ostroff Richard Parker Rebecca Payne John Peacock Martha Pearce Carolyn Penley Nancy Pepper John Petree Buddy Phillips Clarence Phillips Blake Pike Bill Pleasants Kenneth Poole Jerry Purcell Dorothy Raines James Rayburn Jean Redding Jack Reynolds Janice Rogers Kirk Schabacker Carl Schoof Gary Schwarts Martha Scott Sam Scott William Scott Frank Shants Linda Sheppard Jimmy Shofiner Mickey Shore Wallace Sills Lee Simmerson Andy Simmonds Larry Simmons Mary Sonderman I. B. Southerland Janis Sparger Patricia Sperry Jim Stephens Ralph Stephenson Rebecca Stout Robert Stratton Rachael Szittya Mary Moon Taylor Kevin Thorsell Mary Tindall Donna Turtle Jo Van Gelder Thomas Van Noppen Robert Varnon Larry Walton Jerry Watts Michael Watts Robert Weisner Beverly Wesley Beatrice White Glenn White Robert White Terry White William Wilder James Wilkes Herbert Williams Julie Williamson Thomas Wilson Connie Wise June Wright Gary York Class presidents meet to discuss class activities Will registration ever be over Classes Activities Practice, practice, and more practice Painting has been a major project for Hobbs girls. m Treasurer: Bookie Binkley Barbara Albright James Allen Philip Andrew Samuel Ardison Mary Nelson Await Clyde Bailiff Matthew Alexander Penny Allen Constance Angotti Raimundo Aviles Linda Badgett Nancy Baird Carolyn Barlow Gregory Benjamin Jane Bennett Phyllis Bondurant Arthur Bowers Kimberly Bowman Vernon Benbow Peter Benjamin Bookie Binkley Nancy Bowen Leonard Bowling Charles Brady Jerry Brady Bunny Brewer Mildred Britt Jon Burns Alvis Campbell Lillian Chilton Margaret Clayton Eloise Brown Mary PennBurton Bill Canter Jerry Christian Mary Clifton John Clodfelter Margaret Connelly Carolyn Cooke Windy Counts Craig Craddock Ward Cross Ann Coleman Judy Connors Phillip Coulson Fred Cox John Croft Clarence Crouse Luther Culpepper Brantley Davis Kenneth Davis Marian Davis Porter Dawson L. N. Dockey Lloyd Eastlaek Faye Ervin Karen Evans Linda Evens Ted Fallenstei: Linda Farlow Ethelyn French Sandy Garm Harry Gardiner Ronald Gardner Jorge Garlia Lois Garner Alice Goldsborough George Gorah James Gosweiler Dale Graham Judi Graham Dwight Grant Linda Grandv Brenda Greene Judith Greene Dave Grogan Dotty Hale Katherine Harding Dick Greenwood Dennis Guttsman Karen Hamilton Richard Harper John Harris Jerry Hege James Hines Susan Holland Man Sun Hong Mary Hutchinson Charles Heath Linda Helm Robert Holland Michael Holt Elizabeth Hunter Judith Isch Bob Jackson Carolyn Johnson Dotsie Johnston Dianne Jones Diane Keens Edwin Kellis James Jamieson Page Johnson Cheryl Jones Judith Justice Bob Keller William Kemp Dorothy Kendricks Glenda Kirby Brenda Kiser Freia Koschke Taylor Lapham Pat LaRochelle Carolyn Kidd Brenda Kirby David Klingler Astrid Kroll Elise Landesman Ronald Lashley Richard Latta Eddie Lawrence Mary Lindley Richards Lippincott John McCauley Robert McCoy- Carolyn Lawrence Martha Lewis Carolyn Lineberger Arthur Long James McCorkle Gloria McElvey James McDonald Brenda MacMillan Gene Marsh Tommy Marshall Marianne Mendenhall John Miller Robert Mackie Bruce Manning Dianne Marshall Stuart Marks Jack Michael Robert Milikan Missy Mills Lee Milner James Mitchell Anne Moore Harvey Monk Katherine Newlin John Oldham Ed Ormond John Outland Joan Palmer William Parker Randall Parks James Perry Gloria Phillips Tim Ray Robert Reed Julie Revson Kay Riley Mary Davis Riddle Wilson Rogers Norma Rooke Horace Rowe Burton Rubin Ed Rynex John Samuel Georgiana Sartin Anne Scott Henry Siegel Peggy Sloan Carl Sparleld Mark Sapirstein Douglas Schumann Robert Sharpless Gail Sherman Thomas Smith Charlotte Sprinkle Clayton Stout Miina Talvik Thomas Taylor Martha Tinker Ann Vincent Libby Voss Ann Strait Dianne Stuckey Eric Tcherkezian Gary Vance Richard Volpitta Harris WaJke Betty Ward Sandra Ward Richard Ward Faith Webb Charles White Frank Wilkerson Susan Williams Kenneth Wilson James Whitlock James Williams Ann Willits Michael Wilson Emmette Winslow Catherine Wright Tommy Wright ACTIV 1963 Quak Will This Hard Jeannine Voss and Nancy Judd activities editors Linda James, associate editor Sarah Andrew, features editor Dick Ward sports er Staff Work Ever Cease?? Stan Heist, business manager Mary Lou Drake and Libby Voss classes editors Five Setnors Leave Squad L.I., Uagers Have i uakcrs Kuzma Their Troubles In Leads Conference Opening Contests 1 basket- position Cl.ulf.T.l Catamounts Edge Quakers High!) ranked Western Carolina managed to topple the under-rated Quakes 28-24 at the li i¥j]) | January 7. ruuiora wins y- u The Guilford cagers copped their Erst Carotinas ( Conference ictorj ol the season on Januarj 5 Return- ing from a strong showing in the New Bedford Tournament, the Quakers rallied to a 79-70 Newberry. a ,- — ,.«... fj rst ) Kl ]f electrified the when Guilford left for held a 36-32 mainl) to the unding of Dan Ku shooting of Lloyd Turl- the team b) mates. Although being injuries for two names Cookii ' bounci help the Quakers in i i tor) over Catawba. ■ The player most rem, the v ii tor) O ' Daniel. Bob im GUILFORDIAN Editor passes m the gam bat-ki-r position. H all) hard to replac. ., handled all the place-kicking duties I ' T Guilford in the past One ol (he Guilford tackle; by co-captain David Wells. David was one ol the Few players this year that played both ways. His leadership ability was shown this vear when mam a time Don Smith, Associate Editor; Howard Krakow, Editor; visor; Karen Baldwin. Managing Editor. he Guilfordian Richie Jones, News Editor; Dick King, Humor Editor; Steve Silbert, Feature Editor; Bud King, Sports Editor. sh the basketball t lllUM-U 1IM ' lilt UUpUSlllg U.IIIH bai ks were going to score .1 touch- the Guilford h down, when No. 85, Turn Bames, New BedfordJ ■ out 1 nowhere 1 make the New Be.l f tackle Tom served as co-captain ■ ami played a rough defensive end ,, ,. ,1! ,. ,., ,l,T,0 T , ITU Lei 1 .lt. i„, ,,||ei,«- r,i,l.,,l,K tile 1- lerniilli.team as-A.-J jfiS f 3 L fastest. Turn wi ' - ' turn nil - ' ii-o-- _, Martha Pierce, Business Manager; Pat Mallard, Circulation; Linda James, Business Manager. ! UH I.ANKS HR im.Y The QuilfonScm Published by the Students of the South ' Only Quaker College GUILFORD COLLKGE. V C, JAM KY IS, l!)(ii Guilford ' s Music Dept. May Expand In Near future new facilities. Ihe goal of the de- partment is to have a fifty-piece band and orchestra besides build- ing up its already excellent choir. The main object sitbng in the way is time, lime to increase the number ot music majors, time to increase the faculty to teach the various courses that would have to be offered, and time to acquire in- struments and music for the devel- oping groups. Another thing blocking the ad- vancement of the music department is money. At the present time, be- cause previous]} tnere was no need tor it, there is no money available for instruments, music, or scholar- ships. Mr. Smyrt said, We hope to build the department to the point where scholarships can be justified, but it would seem to lighten the task of the people trying to enlarge the deparUnent if some scholarships were available beforehand. The other side of the picture seems much mure promising. All the things needed to fulfill the goal are just waiting for the big push. The facilities could not be more nearly ideal. There is ample room for instruction, rehearsal and per- forming. One of the main com- plaints in the old facilities was that these necessary functions could not be satisfactorily carried out with the equipment and onsors Sem. COMING £ 12, 1963, the developed Irom pf many students c, religious, edu- bcai problems ot iresentatives from College, Woman ' s 1 College, High Greensboro Col- )bby of the mam )reluiiuiary regis- 3m 4:00 to 6:00 jllowtd by a din- Jie schooj dining ities of the semi- th the opening rend Will Campbell ke Forest uni Yale The eager, conscientious students j of the May court of Guilford usually begin their b er. This preparations for the celebration of since Guilford i the May by electing the members | servance of any Gibbs School Helps Co-eds Two national scholarships for college senior girls are offered for 1963-1964 by the Katharine Gibbs School. These awards were estab- lished in 1935 as a memorial to Concert Grete Sul On Dana Mage Cartoonists: Gary Lessner and Pete Rickards. Suit. Ml Berlin and Ne lilford College Staff Reporters: FIRST ROW-Harvey Tohn, Beth Taylor, Gor- last Friday don Compton, Judy Connor. SECOND ROW - Ted Buddine, Ward Cross, Jeff Valentine. ttiey have it, ing what could be Much of th( partment depends camp that was instituted at Guil- ford this past summer, This camp was started and direct Sheldon Morge ently the condu 435. Thi one of the four Gibbs their training— Bos to Montclair, vice president ot the VV. S. C, a member of the 1962 Christmas Court, and a member of the 1962 al from the re- the southern America th century. Iress, the jticipated in stu- ps, each dealing phase in the general were workshops in gion, education, and politics. Any guy who wanted to could join any group whatever so if he could learn stuff, maybe? The workshop lowed by an informal reception for the student representatives, speak- ers and advisers at 9:00 in the main dormitory. On Saturday, at 1:00, Mr. Al Loewenstein addressed the group ' n Building. a fifty-p lert facul illy bers. Somi chestras, teachers. Th chestra associate coi ville Symphi I ' M nl ihr itn.hr ity, which 1 deparhne The head of the was Lili Keliti wh toured the pianist. In the fou ek. -ry was held Novembe department has al- ber 1st. Some panded the opportunities ticipated in REMINDER The Registrar ' s office requests that all seniors fill out and turn in ?ge. Leonard White, A T College, will ictor for the given on Monday or Tuesday afternoons from 3:30 to 5:30. It is hoped that this i be able to pave the way for a fu- ture art program at Guilford. But will have to be handled on a non-credit basis at a est of $20.00 per student if there are twenty-five interested persons. The course itself will be rather strict pattern will be followed. No previous experi- required, and Mr. White has promised to give racli student personal attention so that every individual may progress at pace. It is intended that on will last for two hours EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Dave Miller, Treasurer; Sue Kohn, Vice President; Maggie Seymour, Secretary; Larry Scott, President. Stu Legis Class Presidents Wallace Sills, Sophomore; Montie Milner, Senior; Pat Larracey, Junior; Tom Taylor, Freshman. Auxilary Officers Bill Seabrook, President of the Day Student Committee; Stan Williams, President of M.S.C.; Carol Hunter, President of W.S.C.; John Huffman, President of the Honor Board; Dave Miller, Presi- dent of S.A.B. STUDENT LEGISLATURE dent ature Freshman and Sophomore Representatives Bill Pleasants, Liz Alcott, Sophomores; Lee Milner, Jimmy Williams, Freshmen. Senior Representatives David Holt, Judy Day, Kay Reece, and Pete Rickards. f - I ' Junior Representatives Bert Bennet, Jane Simpson, Sandy Brown, Dillard Norman. Men ' s Student Council Dean Appenzeller, Advisor. Men ' s Student Council Beare, secretary; Jones, treasurer; Barnes, vice-president; Williams, Presi- dent. Gore, Williams, Jones, Barnes, Beare, Sills. SEATED; Parker, Pleasants, Scholf, Roth, Diara, Greene, Benson, Larracey, Blair, Gueran, Spoove, McCoy, Wilder, Kelsey, Benjamin, Davidson, Milner, Richards, Joyce, Edwards, Rowe, Williams, Klinger, Goodman. Women ' s Student Council W.S.C. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, Diana Coneybear, Secretary; Carol Hunter, President; Marge McLauren, Treasurer; Linda Krauss, Vice-President. HOUSE PRESIDENTS Miss McCracken, advisor; Judy Wells, Mary Hobbs Hall; Sarah Andrew, Found- ers Hall; Gaye Mason, New Girls ' Dorm; Nan Angotti, Shore Hall. W.S.C. FIRST ROW, seating left to right-Marge McLaren, Carol Hunter, Miss McCracken, Linda James, Diana Coneybear. SECOND ROW -Judy Wells, Glenda Watson, Astrid Kroll, Ellen Bernstein, Carolyn Kirkman, Nan Angotti, Sue Brown, Ivie Washburn, Linda James. THIRD ROW-Becky Payne, Diane Keens, Kathy Smith, Sarah Andrew, Peggy Sloan, Katy Hudgins, Gaye Mason. Day Student Committee FRONT ROW: Marshall Lowe, June Wright, Bill Seabrook, Ivie Washburn, Steen Spove. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ward, Wayne Ellington, Bill Wilder, Bill George, Brinley McDanel. OFFICERS Brinley McDanel, Vice-President; Ivie Washburn, Secretary; Bill Sea- brook, President. ADVISOR Mr. Ward Honor Board John Huffman, Chairman Advisors: Mr. Zopf and Mr. Smyre Honor Board - LEFT TO RIGHT - John Huffman, Brenda Ferguson, Carol Hunter, Nan Angotti, Elwood Parker, Dave Miller. Glenda Watson, Lisa Nelson, Elizabeth Allcott, Judy Jones, Laura Russell, Linda Byrd James. ROW 2: Sally Wyatt, Lois Cnase, Brinley McDanel, Ron Jamison, Richard Jones, Richard Golby. Student Affairs Board Advisor: Miss McCracken Chairman: David Miller Chairman: Judy Wells Advisor: Miss Upchurch Social Committee Judy Wells, Jane Simpson, Susie Forrest, Pat Mallard, Dan Kuzma; Mike Allred, Don Foltz, Judy Day Maggie Seymour, Sarah Andrew, Jane Ansell, Rich Golby, Diana Coneybear, Sue Kohn. DIRECTOR Mr. Jerry M. Smyre A Cappella Choir Choir Committee President, Robert Hamlin; Vice President, Steve Silbert; Business Manager, Judy Jones. FIRST ROW: Jerry Smyre, director; Robert Hamlin, Beverly Wesley, Judy Greene, Ginny White, Beverly Moore, Mary Huffman, Brenda Kiser, Beth Dougherty, Cynthia Cann, Jack Oldham, Judith Connor, Judijustice, Katerine Harding, Gail Sherman, Elizabeth Harman, Sue Holland, Norma Rooke, Lisa Nelson, Donna Tuttle, Martha Tinker, Willis Bivins, Porter Dawson, Robert Hollister, Thomas Smith, Judith Lee Jones, Nancy Baird, Mary Neil Lindley, Kare n Karnan, Libby Voss, Jeannine Voss, Walter Allan Gromada, Bob Davidson, John Desmond, Lawrence Bock, Steve Silbert, Jimmie Hedgecock, Lloyd Eastlack, Jim Williams, Eddie Davis, Pat Mallard, Carolyn Lineberger, Gloria Phillips, Lois Chase, David Parsons, John Rey- nolds, Patrick Larracey, Hugh Normile, Neil Sugermeyer, Harris Walker, Max L. Griffin, Jr., John Huffman. ADVISOR- Mr. Donald Deagon DRAMATIC COUNCIL 1ST ROW- Joel Ostroff, Karen Karnan, J i m Hudson, Carolyn Gooden, Jerry Feinberg. 2ND ROW-Harley Mimura, David Holt, Richie Golby. REVELERS- 1ST ROW: Ann King, Carolyn Gooden, Karen Karnan, AstridKroll, Beth Taylor, Ann Marie Strait, Linda Albright, Joel Ostroff. 2ND ROW- Charles Bugg, Jim Hudson. 3RD ROW- David Holt, John Lindsay, Jerry Feinberg, Harley Mimura, Dorothy Reins, David Parsons, Ann Brownlee, Mr. Deagon, Dick Ward, Bob Sharpeless, Richie Golby. • Literary Society Advisor: Dr. Ann Deacon President Stan Williams, Kay Riley, Ken Layton, Jane Ansell, Ward Cross, Julie Revson, Ted Lapham. 1ST. ROW-Jimmy Hedgecock, Jimmy Williams, Judy Hill, Mr. Smyre, ad- visor; 2ND. ROW-Eddie Davis, Pat Mallard, Carolyn Lineberger, Judi Justice, Ginnie White, John Huffman. Fine Arts Club Officers: Judy Jones, Frank Walton Dana Scholars Charles A. Dana Linda Sheppard, Secretary and Steen Spove, Chairman. FIRST ROW: David Green, Penny Smith, Dan Raiford, Montie Milner, Gary McGee, Karen Karnan, Billie Adams, Steen Spove. SECOND ROW: Elwood Parker, Ginny White, Don Smith, Judy Vail, Pat Bledsoe, Jeannine Voss, Lois Chase, Martha Scott. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Gooden, Ellen Bernstein, Ron Jamieson, Eric Jones, Sammy Scott, Becky Stout, Mary Lou Bell, Pat Miller. NOT PICTURED: Brenda Ferguson and Margaret Seymour. Leadership, Scholarship Billie Adams, Mrs. Milner, Ivie Washburn, Mrs. Feagins, Penny Smith, Dr. Deagon. ROW 2: Dr. Bryden, Dr. Burrows, Dr. Ljung, Dr. Milner, C.V. Lowdermilk, Steen Spoove, Dr. Crownl ' ield, Mr. Thompson. Scholarship Society President: Linda Sheppard Character, Achievement u d c h n t r . s s n ' a °c n a t. n OFFICERS---SEATED: Eva Sue Wright, Vice-President; Leah Harris, Secretary. STANDING: Ron Jamieson, Treasurer; Gary McGee, President; Montie Milner, Program Chairman. Advisor: Herb Appenzeller Council of Presidents: Robert Milli- kin, Canterbury Club; Pris Allen, Wesley Foundation; Eva Sue Wright, Young Friends; Karen Karnan, Uni- tarians; Ronald Edwards, Baptist Student Union; George Troxler, Westminster Fellowship. FIRST ROW: Tommy Taylor, Mary Huffman, Brenda Greene, Gloria Phillips, John Huffman, Katherine Newlin, Eva Sue Wright. SECOND ROW: Linda Hill, Lillian Davis, Sue Childress, Rachel Szittya, Beth Dougherty, Etta Wrenn, Liz Harman, Mary Lou Bell, Martha Scott. THIRD ROW: Ronald Davis, Jean Mc- Bane, Becky Stout, Nancy Baird, Ann Harries, Joyce Kearns, Mike Shore, Sammy Scott. Young Friends Young Friends Program Committee FIRST ROW; Eva Sue Wright, Ronald Davis, Nancy Baird. SECOND ROW: Joyce Kearns, Liz Har- man, Sue Childress. Advisors: Floyd Moore and Aldean Pitts. Bea White, Secretary; Pris Allen, President; C.V. Lowdermilk, Treasurer; Ron Jamieson, Vice-President. Wesley Foundation SEATED, left to right: Meg Green, Janis Sparger, Pris Allen, Bea White, Dottie Worth, Katherine Harding. STANDING, left to right: Marian Davis, Martha Tinker, Jean Lewis, Catherine Wright, Jo Van Gelder, Linda Farlow, Brenda GailHamrick, Terry Champion, Ron Jamieson, John McCauley, Rev. Thornton W. Hawkins, and Bill Allen. . LEFT TO RIGHT: Pattie Mauldin, Ronald Edwards, Harris Walker, Mary Ann Chappell, Jennie Seymour, Carolyn Lawrence, Maggie Seymour, Punkin Britt, Brenda Ferguson, Marianne Lancaster, Penny Allen. Baptist Student Union Officers: Ronald Edwards, President; Lib Pyrtle, Vice-Presi- dent; Punkin Britt, Secretary. Officers: Mary Lou Drake, Vice-President; George Troxler; Ann King, Treasurer; Marge McLaren, Secretary. Westminster Fellowship FIRST ROW: Libby Voss, Jeannine Voss, Nancy Judd, Marge McLaren, Ann King, Mary Lou Drake, Pat Mallard. SECOND ROW: Bob Lynch, Frank Wilkerson, Willis Bivins, Stan Heist, George Troxler. Bob Hollister, Dorothy Reins, Betty Koster, Ted Budd ine, Karen Karnan. Unitarian Club Karen Karnan, President; Betty Koster, Sec.-Treas; Bob Holl- ister, V.P. Spanish Club Officers President, Jean McBane, Sec.-Treas., Judy Vail. SPANISH CLUB Judy Vail, Mrs. Hunt, Jean McBane. SECOND ROW-Karen Hamilton, Mary Ann Kerneklian, Joyce Kearns, Linda Evens, Nancy Judd, Ted Lapham. FIRST ROW: John Huffman, Pat Miller, Steen Spove, Mary Penn Burton. SECOND ROW- Dennis Guttsman, Jeff Valentine, Bill Frysinger, Lillian Davis, Freia Koschke. THIRD ROW: Sammy Scott, Don Smith, Charles Bugg, Bu Chung. German Club Officers: Pat Miller, Steen Spove, President; Dale Graham, John Huffman. Advisor: Mrs. Feagins Mrs. Mathis, advisor; Penny Smith, secretary; Pat Miller; Steen Spove, president; Mary Burt. Library Committee Band .STUDENT- Elizabeth Morton, Marge McLaren, Pres.; Nancy Judd, V.P.; Starr Sisk, Terry Champion, Linda Evens, Linda Farlow, Mary Lou Bell, Pat Neal, Jams Sparger, Etta Wrenn, Katherine Newlin, Gloria Phillips. Future Teachers of America Mr. Bailey Judy Vail, Sarah Andrew, Penny Allen, Judi Justice, Linda Sheppard, Leah Harris, Meg Green, Dottie Worth, Bunny Brewer, Ann Strait, Patty Mauldin, Patty Gibbs, Ann Scott, Jean McBane, Liz Harman, Becky Payne, Katy Hudgins. Chess Club Pearl Neave, Gayle Neave, Jay Croft, John Lindsay, Jeff Valentine, Ruffin Tucker, Ken Layton. S E Club FIRST ROW: Dave Miller, Pete Rickards, Bob Boonin, Pat Larracy, Bud King, Gordon Compton. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hill, Richard Jones, Mr. Devlin, Richie Golby, Jim Hudson, George Benjamin, Dick Ayers, Steve Silbert. Society For The Advancement of Management SEATED: Montie Milner, Barry Martin, Lee Pollock; STANDING: Pete Rickards, Brinley McDanel, Clar- ence Lowdermilk. ADVISORS: Mr. Devlin, Mr. Lockard, Dr. Victorius. nternational Relations Club Judy Day, President; MR. Zoph, Advisor; Dot Raines, secretary; Liz Allcott, treasurer; Patty Gibbs, vice-president. Kevin Thorsell, Lisa Nelson, Tom Gorsuch, Morton Goosetree, Jim Balls, Ann Brownlee. ROW 2: Becky Hendricks, Dick Ayers, Stuart Marks, Mr. Ward, Peter Gordon, Joel Ostrofl. Biophile Club The Brothers Four Visit Our Campus £ 4 s . Kt v X V - ;1M:. wyi4mJ ---.-;■ . -v. _ - 1 V. ; 1 ||3 ipiH m h??c The 1962 Homecoming Court: Queen, Kay Stabler; Maid of Honor, Darlene Brigance; Jane Simpson, Mary Davis Riddle, and Linda Krauss. A big smile from our Queen, Kay. Maid of Honor Miss Darlene Brigance Tznns f m — M i s s D a r I e n e B r i g a n c e v v- - 4 :: 1962 Christmas Queen Members of the Court Crowning of the Queen J K i 1 963 Queen of May Miss Linda Krauss Maid of Honor Miss Diana Conevbear « : lfr Miss Judy Day Miss Brenda Ferguson Mrs. Melinda Gill Mrs. Linda Kelly Miss Susan Kohn Miss Lib Pyrtle Miss Kay Smith Miss Judy Wells May Day Activities Morning . . . Afternoon . . . Night . .  — nr to t w I W ATHL ETICS Foot 1962- % 5£3 4 ROW ONE, Left to right: O ' Daniel, Gore, Barnes, Wells, Ferguson, Wynne, Purgason, DLxon, Joye, Addleton, ROW TWO: Holland, Ardison, Fredrick, Wiles, Walton, Barber, Griffith, Braxton, Best, Williams, ROW THREE: Jennings, Michaels, Pullen, D. Buffalo, L. Buffalo, Odom, Griffin, Samuels, Ormond, Binkley, ROW FOUR: Jamieson, McLean, Brown, Simmerson, Ray, Norman, Burns, Roe, Simmonds, ROW FIVE: Appenzeller, Stewart, Lamberth, Steele, Holley, Coaches; Lloyd, Smith, Jim Earp, Bob Gauldin, Managers. ball 1963 Guilford won a couple of games last fall, and close, but not quiet good enough, was the story on several of her occassions as the 1962 Quaker gridiron edition emerged from the doldrums. Coach Appenzeller ' s troops were young and inexperienced in the campaign ' s early stages, but the Quaker mentor regrouped his forces and by mid-season Guilford was no longer easy prey. After 19 consecutive unhappy football Saturday ' s, the Quakers resurrected with a thrilling 19-10 comeback win over Fredrick in a homecoming affair here. Then a few weeks later the Quakers upset Carolinas Conference for Catawba 7-3, in perhaps their finest hour of glory all season. And that was the day that Joye brought joy to Quakerville. J oy e, that ' s Bill Joye, of course, and he ' s the man who stepped off the electrifying 50-yard touchdown journey that stunned the partisian crowd. The seniors will be missed next year, but good luck to the boys who are returning on the squad. Coaches, KNEELING: La mbe rth , Appenzeller, Stewart. Co-captains, KNEELING: David Wells and Tommy Barnes. STANDING: Holley, Steele. Alternate: Bobby O ' Daniels. Larry Addleton, quarterback. Guilford 9 Hampton-Sydney . . . 20 Tom Barnes, end. mml 5 j Guilford 3 Elon 10 Tollie Barber, end Howard Braxton, end Guilford Western Carolina . .6 .15 Lawrence Buffaloe, halfback Guilford Lenoir Rhyne 56 Buddy Dixon, halfback t. 17 J Dwight Buffaloe, guard W «« Don Ferguson, guard Guilford 19 Frederick 10 K a Ken Griffith, end Harry Jennings, quarterback i Q y Guilford 6 Newberry 24 Bill Joye, halfback - Guilford 6 Appalachian 26 V O Dillard Norman, end  A % t jm Roger Purgason, tackle 5 $sr Mt f Bob O ' Daniel, halfback David Odom, quarterback Kv fc %nA Guilford 7 Catawba 3 Guilford 13 Emory-Henry 26 Basket 1962- Co- Captain Kuzma Victory! Go Up Boys oll 963 The 1962- ' 63 Quaker Squad Mike Allred Kuzma goes up Coach of the Year in his initial year as basketball mentor of Guilford College .... That ' s the rare distinction achieved by Jerrv Steele, former captain of the Wake Forest Basketball team, in his coaching bow with the Quakers. Steele ' s first Guilford edition compiled only a 5-20 record, but many of the losses were by close scores and came because of lack of depth and size to match the opposition. The men who choose the Coach of the year in NAIA District 26 took this into consideration in naming Steele to the honor. The fact that Steele made such a debut with a young Guilford team (all five starters return next season) is also worth noting. And among the players returning is Dan Kuzma, 6-foot 2 basketball bombardier who made All-Carolinas Conference, a goal seldom attained by a Guilford play- er. Bill Curran Kuzma, who possesses Kangaroo spring in his legs, towered tall and power - ful among the conference giants. I just couldn ' t say enough about Kuz, Steele said, as he began to heap praise on the versatile Quaker. I ' ll back anything that is said about him. The Matawan, N. J. product rocketed to his greatest season in the college ranks, the hustling junior jumping jack hammering in 478 points for a 19.1 average and finishing second in the loop scoring race. His finest moments came against Pem- broke when he al- most single - hand- edly felled the Indians with a devasting 45-point performance. He was equally effective off the boards. Kuzma was dueling nip-and-tuck for the conference ' s scoring crown going down the stretch, but a six-point showing in his curtain closing game against Campbell cast asunder his scoring king chances. His unselfish attitude is the thing that impresses me the most, Steele asserted, He could have gotten the points at Campbell, there ' s no question about it. But he thought our best chances of win- ning were to slow down. That hurt his scoring chances, but he was happy to sacrifice for the team. He ' s the kind of boy that had rather score five and win than score 35 and lose. Dangeared the Quakers ' rebounding game in superlative fashion, pulling down 14.4 per battle to lead the team in this department for the third straight year. He also placed on the first team all-conference squad. Kuzma ' s all-conference winning marks the first time a Quaker has pulled the trick since the heralded Don Line - berry roamed the court. Kuzma is real good in the pivot, Steel continued, but we should have him at forward. Again this points out the crucial height problem the Quaker mentor deals with. Kuzma drilled in 52.3 per cent of his shots from the floor to lead the club, and his 74 per cent from the charity stripe was good for second place finish in that department. Kuzma loomed as the Guilford big gun, ob- viously, but he got Elwu ' id Parker Bill Parker Yea ! ! ! Lucas strong support from the remaining cast. Lloyd Turlington, who rode the bench his freshman season, blossomed into a full fledged star in his sopho- more campaign. The former Goldsboro dandy rifled in 354 points for a 14.1 average per game. He fin- ished second to Kuzma in the point- making race. Lucas was death at the foul line, canning 84 per cent of his shots to top the club. Turlington has come a long way, Steele said, He has always been a good offensive player. Defense has been his weakness, but he ' s come a long way. Steele didn ' t hesitate to render praise to the remaining members of his corps either. Bill Shirley was real consistent, not flashy, but consistent, the Quaker men- tor said. Elwood Parker was ourquar- Wiison Rogers terback, and David Odom and Paul Up- degraph did a real good job at guard along with Fred Rabb and Mike All- red in the front court. Odom is a top notch defensive player and Up- degraph could pop ' em in from outside. Shirley, a transfer student, earned a starting job in early season and never relinquished his post. He scored a seven- point clip. Parker, vastly improved, turned in several ster- ling performances from his backline spot and and wound up as the third Quaker in double figures. The speedster fashion- ed 11.2 scoring mean. Updegraff, us- ing a deadly outside shooting touch, burned the cords for 18 points on one outing in the season ' s infancy and play- ed a vital role in the Quaker backcourt. Odom, who got a late start due to football, came on to do superb work by mid-season. Raab and Allred were the chief members of the front line serve troops. Bill Parker, V uson Rodgers, and Bill Curran are other members of the squad who could see action in the future with hard work, according to Settle. BRIGHT FUTURE? With all five of its starters returning along with its entire bench, Guilford basketball hopes should be looking up- -but not before it gets some big men to look up to. Charles White Steele is hunting right now . . . -- A. J. CARR Paul Updegraff Lay-up by Parker Lloyd Turlington Sweet Victory! Instructions from Coach Steele at half-time. ifv What ' s up there? A bird maybe? Baseball 1963 The squad takes a break to pose for a picture -•, ' ' ti Coach Maynard ... The Quakers have six boys pitching this spring. Barry Cook and Johnny Garner share the catchers duties for the Quakers. HHi ' Infielders Outfielders BASEBALL March 19- -Frederick College Home March 21- -Hiram College Home March 22- -Hiram College Home March 23- -Catawba College Away March 25- -Williams College Home March 26- -Williams College Home March 28- -Elon College Home April 3- -Oberlin College Home April 4- -Oberlin College Home April 6- -Atlantic Christian Home April 9- -High Point College Away April 18- -Pfeiffer College Away April 20- -Appalachian State (double header) Away April 22- -Atlantic Christian Away April 23- -Catawba College Home April 25- -High Point College Home April 27- -Pfeiffer College Home April 29- -Newberry College Home April 30- -Newberry College Home May 1- -Elon College Away May 6- -Western Carolina Home May 7- -Western Carolina Home .  ' ? ■ « The 1963 Track Tea Track 1 963 Coaches John Stewart and Herb Appenzeller JS ■ pm Golf 5 lil , ; 7. ■. ' §. ROW ONE: left to right: Gilmore, Carlos, Samuels, Mr. Engleman, Coach; A. Brown, Kelly, Vernon. ROW TWO: Ostroff, Diara, Shantz, W. Brown, Manning. ROW THREE: Frysinger, Rakama, Cox, Parsons, Watakila. ROW FOUR: Wiley, Norfleet, Hong, Mackie, Vance, Russell. ROW FIVE: Sidler, Williams. As each of you know, Soccer is a new sport at Guilford this year. The 1963 Quaker is pleased to present the first Guilford College Soccer Team to the student body. Good luck next year, boys! Soccer These are the boys who tried out for the varsity tennis team. Tennis No. 1 man - Steen Spove No. 2 man - Montie Milner No. 3 man - Joe Benson No. 4 man - Dave Parsons, Jr 1 962-63 Cheerleaders Judy Wells, chief Carolyn Kirkman Kay Stabler Practice session Laurie Russel .- - Men ' s Intra murals Football ' j-t. The day hops are champs .-■ ' -. -«: ' ' Volleyball Basketball Woman ' s Athletic Association Members of the W.A.A. are Glenda Watson, Sara Andrew, Linda Sheppard, Bunny Brewer, Karen Karnan, Susie Forrest, Pat Mallard, SEATED; Maggie Seymour, Lee Milner, Eloise Brown, Jeannine Voss, Jean Lewis, Lois Chase, Nancy Judd, Sue Childress, Brenda Ferguson, STANDING. W.A.A. officers are Linda Sheppard, May Day Chairman; Sara Andrew, secretary; Lois Chase, treasur er; Margaret Seymour, President; Jeannine Voss, vice-president. W.A.A. Activities include m Intramurals Homecoming May Day Did someone say rest period??? Something interesting Mag? Mr Wake up Ferg! Seniors Billie Owens Adams, A.B., English Susan Elizabeth Anderson, A. B., Elementary Education Sarah Asenath Andrew, A.B., Elementary Education Jane Patrona Ansell, A.B., Economics Robert Dick Ayers, Jr., A. B., History Josephine Engle Banner, A. B., Elementary Education Thomas Eugene Barnes, A. B., Economics John Hamilton Barr, A.B., Economics Peter Martin Barrack, A. B., History Walter Lee Beaver, B.S., Chemistry George Henry Benjamin, Jr., A.B., Biology James Larry Biggers, A. B., History Robert Francis Boonin, A.B., Biology Nona Gale Boose, A. B., Psychology Thurman David Bowers, A.B., History Paul W. Brady, A. B., Economics Howard McCoy Braxton, Jr. A. B., Physical Education Charles Evans Brizendine, A.B., Economics Richard Russell Brown, A.B., Economics Jacquelyn Cates, A. B., Sociology Raymond Fleetwood Chandler, Jr., B.S., Physics John F. Charles, B.S., Physics Mickey McCoy Colbert, A. B., English Diana Carol Coneybear, A. B., Psychology Robert Howell Cox, Jr., A.B., Psychology Gurney Allen Davis, A. B., Economics Judith Carole Day, A.B., Political Science Robert John Deckert, Jr., A.B., Economics Gary Caswell Dent, A. B., Psychology Margaret Eleanor Dew, B.S., Biology Curtis Thomas Dickens, A. B., Economics James Manley Dodson III, A. B., Sociology Ronald Vincent Edwards, A. B., History Temple Harold Fay, B.S., Mathematics Brenda Faye Ferguson, A.B., Elementary Education Thomas Joseph Fletcher, A.B., Philosophy Billy Andrew Flippin, A. B., History Suzanne Rogers Forrest, A. B., Sociology Patricia Ann Gibbs, A.B., English and History Melinda Ann Goble Gill, A.B., Elementary Education Paul Edwin Glass, Jr., A. B., English Richard A. Golby, A.B., Economics Ellen Kay Reece Goode, A.B., Economics Carey H. Goodson, B.S., Mathematics David Kenneth Green, B.S., Chemistry Frederick William Greene, A.B., Economics Franklin Grey Hall, A. B., Economics Judith Lee Hamilton, B.S., Biology Robert Franklin Hamlin, A. B., Sociology Patricia Ellen Hampe, B.S., Mathematics Carl Andrew Hampton, A.B., History Kenneth Brian Hedrick, A.B., Economics Roy L. Helms, A.B., Economics Stephen Gladstone Helton, A. B., Physical Education Mickey Alexander Herrin, B.S., Chemistry Jerry Glenn Hill, A.B., Economics Jack Ray Holley, A.B., Physical Education Max David Holt, B.S., Physics Harlan James Hudson, A.B., Economics John Edward Huffman, A.B., French Carole Faye Hunter, B.S., Biology Harold Armstead Hunter, A. B., Economics Julian Herbert Hussey, A.B., Economics Ralph Leigh Irby, A.B., Economics Ernest Timwood Isley ID, A.B., Economics Caroline Currie Jessup, A. B., English George Henry Jobe, A. B., Economics Milton Lee Johnson, A.B., Physical Education Daniel Arthur Jones III, B.S., Physics Joel Richard Jones, A.B., Economics Judith Lee Jones, A.B., Music James Stephen Joyce, A. B., History Ray Maynard Joyner, A. B., Sociology Karen Lee Karnan, A.B., Psychology Edward Weavil Kelly, A.B., Economics Linda Ann Kelly, A. B., Elementary Education Forbis Lee Kivett, A.B., Psychology Susan Kohn, A.B., Psychology Seniors Linda Caroline Krauss, A. B., Psychology Marianne Rutledge Lancaster, A.B., Elementary Education Kenneth Eugene Layton, A.B., English David Burton Leonard, A. B., Economics Robert Max Little, A.B., Economics Fred Monroe Lomax HI, A. B., Psychology Clarence Vernel! Lowdermilk, Jr., A.B., Economics Martha Jean McBane, A.B., Spanish William Edward McCollum, B.S., Chemistry Brinley Kent McDanel, A.B., Economics Gary Don McGee, A.B., Religion Maynard Woodrow McMillian, A.B., Economics Carol Sue MacKenzie, A. B., Sociology Joseph Barry Martin, A.B., Economics Helen Gaye Mason, A.B., Sociology Phillip Minor Mason, B.S., Physics Sylvia Humphrey Middleton, A.B., English Kenneth Jay Miller, A.B., History Charles Fremont Milner, Jr., A.B., Economics Marcia Ann Milner, A.B., Economics Joseph Pershing Mitchell, Jr., A.B., Economics James Thomas Morgan, A. B., Economics Gayle Braxton Neave, A. B., Psychology Charles Ronald Norwood, A.B., Religion Brenda Gail Yow Parker, A.B., English Mary Kathryn Parry, A.B., Sociology Ernest Monroe Paschal, Jr., A.B., Economics Patricia Ann Pell, A.R, Elementary Education James Dalton Pendry, A.B., Economics George Lee Pollock, A.B., Economics Lucy Cassandra Pratt, A.B., Elementary Education Betty Elizabeth Pyrtle, A.B., Psychology Martin J. Quincannon, A. B. , Economics Daniel Burnley Raiford, B.S., Mathematics Buddy Wayne Rayle, A.B., Economics Elizabeth Darnell Rhoads, B.S., Psychology Philip Gerowe Rickards, A.B., Economics Charles Arthur Roberts, A.B., Economics Donald Franklin Robertson, A. B., History Robert Roland Rock, A.B., History Susan Gillespie Rosier, A.B., Spanish Siomy Jack Routh, B.S., Mathematics Stephen Douglas R oyal, A.B., Economics Lawrence Sherwood Scott, A.B., History Donald Ellis Sell, B.S., Mathematics Margaret Cleo Seymour, A.B., Elementary Education Linda Sue Sheppard, A.B., English Nancy Deanna Shoffner, A.B., English Steven Mark Silbert, A.B., Biology Mary Starr Sisk, B.S., Biology Allen Roger Smith, Sr., A.B., Economics Ciarance Douglas Smith, B.S., Mathematics Linda Kay Smith, A.B., English Penelope Lee Smith, A. B. , Sociology Steen Hoist Spove, A.B., English Walter Douglas Stewart, B.S., Mathematics Barbara Joan Stroud, A.B., History Richard Linzey Taylor, A.B., Economics Mohammad A. Tayyarah, A.B., Economics Harvey Richard Tohn, A.B., History James Joseph Toothaker, A.B., Religion Charles Page Truitt, A.B., Psychology Paul Jerry Vicinanza, B.S., Psychology Wayne Edward Wagoner, A.B., Physical Education Ivie Ann Washburn, A.B., English Thomas Ray Waters, A.B., Economics Glenda Gayle Watson, A.B., English David James Wells, Jr., A.B., Economics Judith Carol e Wells, A.B., Elementary Education Marion Cabell West, A.B., History Evelyn Rose Westphal, A. B., History Walter Daniel Wiggins, Jr., A.B., Physical Education Frank Seymour Wilder, A.B., History Barbara June Williams, A.B., Sociology Walter Edward Williams in, A.R, Psychology John Fleming Wily m, A.B., History Joel Martin Wolinsky, A.B., Philosophy Barbara Ann Wycis, A.B., Psychology Faculty 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., Haverford College; B.D., Hartford Theological Seminary; Graduate Study at University of Chicago; Marburg University; Uni- versity of Geneva; Columbia University; Ph.D., Hartford Theological Seminary; LL.D., Wilmington College; Guil- ford College since 1930; President 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 INNMAN NEWLIN, A.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 California, University of Wisconsin, Johns Hopkins University; Dr. Pol. Sci., Geneva, the Graduate Institute of International Studies of the University of Geneva; summer session on International Law of the University of Michigan; 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; Grad- uate Study, University of Wisconsin and Columbia Uni- versity; Ph.D., Harvard University; Gulliord College 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 LJUNG, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry B.S., University of North Carolina; M.S.,- University of North Carolina; Ph.D., University of North Carolina; Guil- ford 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 University; 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., Univer- sity of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1951. 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 Division 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. Dean of Students and Director of Athletics A.B., Wake Forest College; M.A., Wake Forest College; Guilford College since 1956. ERNESTINE COOKSON MILNER, A.B., B.S., A.M. Professor of Psychology A.B., Miami University; B.S., 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 Business Administration Graduate Study at Freidnch Wilhelm University of Berlin; Graduate School of Business Administration, Berlin; Uni- versity of Berne; Dr. Pol. Econ., University of Hamburg; Post-doctoral Study and Research, Columbia University, University of North Carolina, Case Institute of Technol- ogy, 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; Guilford College since 1948. E. DARYL KENT, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Dean of the College and Professor of Religion and Phi- losophy A.B., Guilford College; B.D., Hartford Theological Sem- inary; Ph.D., Columbia University; Guilford College since ROBERT R. BRYDEN, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology B.S., Mount Union College; M.S., Ohio State University; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University; Guilford College s ince 1 961 . On leave of absence. KATHARINE C. RICKS, B.S., A.B. Librarian Emeritus B.S., Guilford College; Graduate Study, School of Library Science, Columbia University; A.B., Guilford College; 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; Graduate Studv inMusicology, 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 Collegesmce 194b. 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, Columbia University; Union Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Boston University; Guilford College since 1944. E. KIDD LOCKARD, A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Economics and Business Admin- istration A.B., Glenville State College, W. Va.,A.M., West Virginia University; Graduate Study at Western Reserve University and The American University; Guilford College since 1958. MILDRED M. MARLETTE, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English 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 History A.B., Washington and Lee University; M.A., Duke Uni- versity; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin; Guilford College since 1948. •On leave of absence. JAMES R. BOYD, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics B.A., Trinity University; M. A., North Texas State College; Guilford College since 1961. GEORGE W1LLARD 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. W. FORREST ALTMAN, B.A., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English A.B., Earlham College; A.M., University of Pittsburgh; Ph.D., Florida State University; Guilford College since 1962. EDNA L. WEIS, A.B., B.S. in Ed., M.A. Assistant Professor of English A.B., Ohio State Univers ity; B.S. in Ed., Ohio State Uni- versity; M.A., Ohio State University; Guilford College since 1946. Faculty 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 Sec- retarial Studies B.A. in Education, Arizona State College; M.A. in Edu- cation, 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 Carolina; 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. On leave of absence. 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 Admini- stration B.S., West Virginia Wesleyan University; M.S., University 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 Ken- tucky; Graduate Study at Duke University; Guilford College since 1958. GERALD W. VANCE, A.B., S.T.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Psychology 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 TOWNEND, 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. JERRY M. SMYRE, A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Music A.B., Elon College; M.A., Teachers ' College, Columbia University; Graduate Study at American Conservatory, Fontainbleau, France; Guilford College since 1958. ALAN D. ABERBACH, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History B.A., Rutgers University; M.A., University of Miami; Ph. D., University of Florida; Guilford College since 1962. CLAUDE K. COOK, A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Music A.B., Guilford College; M.A., Columbia University; Guil- ford College since 1962. GENEVIEVE McCRACKEN, B.S., M.A. Dean of Women B.S., Louisiana State University; M.A., Louisiana State University; Guilford College since 1962. JOHN W. STEWART, B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Men ' s Physical Education B.S., University of North Carolina; M.Ed., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1962. KENNETH D. WALKER, A.B., M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., East Carolina; M.Ed., Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1962. EMILY P. SCOTT, A.B., A.B. in L.S. Assistant Librarian A.B., Florida State University; A.B. in L.S., Emory Uni- versity; Guilford College since 1962. 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. FEAGHNS, 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., M.Ed. Instructor in Physical Education and Director of Social and Recreational Activities B.S., Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina; M. Ed., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1957. EVALEEN BROOKE JONES, A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics A. B., University of Tennessee; M.A., University of Tenn- essee; Graduate Study at Pendle Hill; 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., M.Ed. Instructor in Women ' s Physical Education B.S., High Point College; M. Ed., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1959. SOPHRONIA JOYCE PERRY, A.B., M.Ed. Instructor in Women ' s Physical Education A.B., Elon College; M. Ed., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1959. FLOYD A. REYNOLDS, A.B., M.Ed. Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Guilford College; M. Ed., University of North Car- olina; 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; Guilford College since 1961. LOTTIE STAFFORD BURT, A.B. Assistant Librarian A.B., Guilford College; Guiliord College since 1960. ABRAM ENGELMAN, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Philosophy, Assistant Co-ordinator of Special and Fine Arts Programs A.B., Wayne University; A.M., Brandeis University; Guilford College since 1961. ROSA B. MORELL. A.B., Ph.D. Instructor in Spanish A.B., Friends School, Holgum, Cuba; Ph.D., University of Havana, Cuba; Guilford College since 1962. JOHN D. LAMBETH, B.S., M.Ed. Instructor in Men ' s Physical Education B.S., Guilford College; M. Ed., University of North Car- olina; Guilford College since 1962. JERRY M. STEELE, B.S., M. Ed. Instructor in Men ' s Physical Education B.S., Wake Forest; M. Ed., University of North Carolina; Guilford College since 1962. SHELDON J. MORGENSTERN, B.M. Instructor in Music B.M., Northwestern University; Guilford College since 1962. Roster Of Students Richard M , 159 : Wiii.-.n, [..mi, . n 12 i,. .odland Dr.. Crwi Guilford College Albright. Barbara Sue, 625 Pembroke Rd.. Creensb Ml.nuhi, J,.„„ s Kay. H,,s ' J t, Kamseur Albright. Linda B J. Route 1, Pittsboro Alexander. Matthew Mann, Jr. 93 J Ridgemont Rd Charleston, W. Va. Ulcott, Elizabeth, 301 Chase Ave.. Chapel Hill All.n, Jam.-, W, 111, 2 1 1 1-69(1. SI, V.r .ni.. IW.„h Allen. Penny Lee, 4621 Nhattah.n Dr. Winston-Sal Ml- n. Pns. ilia Lee. 617 Cofield Dr.. Hapeville, Ce. Mien. Willi. mi Fdysai.1. :ii:: Parky ,. yy mv, U.in Allred. Michael Caraway, 2103 S. Main St., Kanna Anders,,!!, Susan I- I, ah. th. 5021 Glen Forest Dr., I ■ Nora. 377 S. Hai Station, L. I., N. Y. , Wr.udard. Jr„ Routi ,,,1 W,,,,d.yorlh, 5S S b,,.,d. Hampden, Ma: Ashbor,,. Aku- Ease. 2)44 Glenn Aye.. Wir ,82 Scoll St., Mount Hollv I Jr., Box 305, Bethune, S. C. A,, si, an, I. Stephei Aviles, Man- Rafael, 1753 S. V. 14 I err Aviles, Raimund... Julian, 25 S. W. 1 1th .- Await. Mai ' Nelson, 107 2nd Ave., Be ' Avers, Robert D . Jr.. Neelley Rd., Plei Bailey. Juhn Bailiff. ' Clyd. , Rd., Mount Airy H, II. Man I ,.. B. Imi,. Hr.i.1 I E-t.-lll.lltMTl ■•■,, Bennct William Pinekney . 160 3 Grendel Rd.. B.ns.-n. Brian Joseph, Route 1.B..V 111. Leaks- Bernheimer. Susan, 6523 North 9th St . Philadelphia. Penna. Bern, leto, Ellen. 340 1 .ve., Elkil Best. Charles Edwin, 5 Bigg. rs. James Larrs . Bilelc, Laurence L,.,na. Hilling. . Kil.li. Mom... Bnik] ■ I o «... Bom Willis 1 IJ hl.nr. W.lliain Edward Wot. so i ' h. o t ,.] 13 Crest Rd . New Bled. .... Joseph Patrul Winston-Sale :. College Village I Block . Denis. 269 Jefli ., Island 1 Bock, Lawrence Schow lei. 10 I. inden Rd Pnughkeepsin . N. Y. Bond aranr. Phyllis Ann . r,:: Ma Boon oil. Annette Peyto n. 11 Sin gl. La,,.. BoOl, 65 Woo IcocV 1 .an Bo. is. ; lj ■; ' ■■ ' [- ifiVr irUvill. V P.OMde.lC Apts.. 20B, Park, N, Y. Bowman, km, berk, Jr. 10520 Bueknell Dr , Silvei Si, ring. Md. Bradv. t harl, . Mi. ha. I IMI1 lestil. In , C , n.l Bradv, Jens William, 1 10:1 Lcvmgton Ave.. Cree. Branch. Randal Bryan, R.F.D. 1, Box 81, Ivor. Va. Braxton, Howard McCoy, Jr.. 1011 North Roanoke s .md Neck Brazclle, Bruce Mason, 2809 Roland Rd . Greensbi NMD win NWD NMD I. B.,x 54. BuullMM, Va Ivd . Sea Gin, N J Heights, stuart. Va. e St.. Thomasville ,lw..,.tl SI , High l u,i| irst U. , Wins!,,,, -Sale, Cash. 1 1 1 .1 r 1 1 1 ■ . i ■1 H.I , Ros ml, 1 Chandl Cull, ml ..II, ,!. ,,..,,: :.s.w, ; .„i,,.„„,,. II, Marv Ai in. Rout. ' 1 , Box 2 B8-A, Elkm harl.- 1. John F ., Route ,. Liberty Lois E . 43 Chert] ■ Si , Lynn, Ma-s 1 heek. Barbara Lc inise. 1 Jin r, .. , it Dr.. Mount fcirj Child,. ■ss, Alice Si ie. Box 23. White Plains Chilton . Lillian Ss . Rou :e 7. Ole Hoi Winston- Christ., • ii. Ralph J 1. B..x 93, M I W Chun i! Rn a .. ' k.V, ,( ) D« T ' kW i Dong. Claud. .del,.. l, „., We . Norfolk. Glaum ,, Edwin L lar-hall. WinSton-S Claytoi ,. Margaret ,1. • mm, Bd . Clean ' . lackN r y. i i M , uis Chi ,l„ I Rd . (.-,.. nsboi 1 [III, Ml .as. ad. !. Va Clodfe ti r. Hero I ' . 1519 Stadium Dr., Clodfe l.n ' .M c ' .Ml a I: cVonsh. I. SummerfiekJ Chi.-, re Dr . Greensboro ..I,,,,. m, Ann Eli 102 1 |ett. 1 son Rd„ Greensbor Compt ' h.„i.i!!!!i .. ' J Buchn erAve., . Diana Car,. I. 422 i Laurel Hills Rd.. Raleigh Connellv. Mary Margaret. 1109 New Garden Rd . Cuilford College Connor. Judith Marion, 91 Easl Stewart Ave., Lansdosvne, Penna. C,„,k, Barry Lvnn. Route 1, lain- slown Rd , Winston-Sale Cook, Roger Dale. Route 1. Pilot Mountain Cook.. Crohn Sue. Box 334, Route 2, Moral Hall Coulsnn. Philip Scott. Cann. Va. Counts. Wendy Lou.se, 19 West Main Si., Fleetwood. Per Cox. Fred Wilson. Jr.. Route 4, Box 222. Pleasant Gardei • e.. High Poi , Greensboro j Charles, 4505 Woodhill Dr.. 1605 Brookside Circle, da.. [II, 4711 Westwood Rd.. , Asheboro ilel, Sai IXisulsil, Daniels. Judith ! ..„!d, Rd . Wiliim 4 Salisbury Rd.. Winston-Sal ■ t 7 Wheeler PI.. Somerse Ir . 2i. -.2 Forest Dr.. Winston : , 4515 West Franklin St.. an. 700 West Colonial Ave. ,1117 Hill St.. Creensboro ute 1. Box 18. Denton alkert idlawi r Rd., Rd., Guilford College si , s F, , Aiken, S. C. Dai . O. . ' ille. S eenslinr,, He 1. Summerfield ,te 1, Randleman 2. Box 47-A. Ararat. Va : c,rsvthia Dr.. Greenshoro C.nn, t Bd.. lenkmtown. P, • Apts . No. H. Guilford Col er Apts., No, 8. Culf,,rd C, . Hieh.tfd. 100 Channel R.I , Wilninu;t,.n, Dela« .,, ) Jones St.. San Francisco S D.A ' aoll, I.isrph Milium.. Unlit. (.Galas. Dick ,, k.n ard. 31 ,,nd, John George, 620 J, nit, Joseph Anthnny. Ron Margaret Eleanor, 49 W nor El. al ■ Washing! Kh al.,lh, 5107 Pal,, , D. C. •II)-. It, on. rba Cr. , Newark. Del |v, U. ,, ' l),„, l„, i.t Adele, 2808 C ■ Mack, 300 Hep,v . (.,,11, y, li.,,,t.- 1. I), ,1.1 Je,„,, 3611 B ard Russell. 121 d si , Greensho (den B ' Marie Ruth. B 1310 Jackson Rd . Gastonia ■ ix 34, Yn.mgsville. N. Y, 3038 Randleman Rd., Greei c, Komi- 3. Guilford Colleg, Brown ice, Doris A Bo, kner. (Ksie Kei Budd, Rosemary A Bud, N lor. Winstnn llllHah.e. D.viL ' ht ( l.lovd. 10211 Washington - Bos , Va .HOC Russell. I ' o Box 277, Roster Of Students 108 West Broad St., Mnrfr, Edwards. Sandra Joyner. Route 3. Winds.: E.senherg. Berry Alan. 1-ill South Par ' ' . B. Roger, 1220 Eai 1054 North Main St.. Mo Evans. Gene Lamar. 2936 Windsor Bd.. Marlton Pik.-, Marlt N. J. FMcher II „ |,. Flmchun Guilford ( B,lh Andre lluil .111. on burk F-.lt . D maid Robert Routr 3, Stuai i St.. Winston-Salei iand St.. Charlotte st Creenway, Greens da Rd . Winston-Sal ale Dr., Greensborc .eny Hill, N. J. .Voodruff, S. C. , Cyrus Roby. Jr . itm F-..-.I Salisbury St.. Asheboi h.irrv |.on... Jr. :}21U West 1 Jerry Glenn. Route 2, Tnmt , Ball Ground. Ga. N. Y. Bo ! 18, Goldshor, Park 12, Md. Coodman, John Hoi . 2264 Ba.rd Blvd.. Camden r Apts., No. 3, Crt Gordon. Peter Laurence, 15 H.n Hill. London WI . England ■ Hi. i, .la l-.in. . -Uierd. . Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Gr.il Th as Hudson. I III) ( v, ( |,,l. I r Hunt, r. 11. a. ■ I ' ,.- 11 ■ ■■■ I...,,, I ..!h l.„l,v„„ 11, 1 . D Hunter, I ,r •■ 1 ■ ■ 1- 7i Pilot M ,,,, MH Hunter. Elizab. th .o, I ' M . Fast Tremont Ave.. Hot. h,,, h ' !l„. v ' lo ,. ' n, , Suurwood Bd Greensboro D Hutchinson. Man Elaine. Route 2, North Wilkeshc.ro F Hylton. Kenneth Lee, 2 Sooth Edgeworth, Greensboro D Ihara. Randal Homma. 3228 O. St.. N.W.. Washington. D. C. ImhorT, Barbara Gale. 61 Eudid Ave., Haddonfield. N. J. C NWD ImhorT. Elizabeth Huth. 61 Euclid Ave . Haddonfield, N J. S Ionian. Sandra Ka . 205 Wieni. Ave.. Mount Airy Irbv. Ralph Leigh. Apt. D-10, 755 Anson St, Winston-Salem D Isch, Judith Iva, 610 Camden Ave.. Moorestown N. J. NWD Jackson, Robert Lmdly, Route -4, Box 512. Mount Airy NMD [ani-s, Lmda hwd. 51 1 Filth St , Mebane F Jamieson, James Mettler. Box 42}, Hope Bd . Blairstown, N. J. NMD Jamieson. Ronald Sinclair, II. Box 423, Hope Rd., Blairstown, N. J. NMD Crandy, Linda Welch. WSI M,„| Lick Rd.. S.W . North H,ild,.n Kd , eVvi ,.V, Glahain St rk.i SI . G Stofcesdali Wallac ■ensbor, ■■ e lie, N J Clad.- Valley I ' laiiihYld. Ind a. Walter Allen. Hndire),,,,, , |U . M..or.sl..wn. t. William Harris,,,,. 2209 Malvern Rd.. Charl. , Sally Jo Hunter. One Meadow Lane. Lincoln Park. N. J. n. Dennis Brian, 86-28 1.55 Ave., Howard Beach 14, N. Y. NMD NMD NMD LI2 Edgehill Rd.. Vilmington. Del. . St.. Elk.n Roster Of Students King, Non . i K.r ' .v. 1 ' .. ...i . i. .-.:. I ... .. . Dayli . !(■■ ' KWtt. K.irl.is 1 ■• sjv (.,, u.ph sr . |,r J ( ., Mii.«|.-i. IViml I...-, - ' ii- ..r.J..„ H.I . blui- K WiIminuD.n. l - !.. .,.. KniEh.. I ' .n.l C.lm.r, J, . K 1. h..n ton. si krthn. Suuri. SJliI V.,il It.l . Ml,.., |v,, V 17. I K.illi. Ch.irks Krt-il.-mk. )r . K. ,.l. I. ...r,..r k ' osihk.-. Li-c l- ' r.i.i, Jul Hndi;. Sf , H.m. ... . k st. j II -..!.. Hi .... i: I .MM.« - . V.,,. k ' rakuw. Hi . ..■. I H.,rrs. i.hii ' i i .„..„.,„ Sr . Ih kr.inv, t.„.,l., i .... I„„ |i, , ,tr It.l . C.m.I, ,, k ' roll. Astrrd f.1 I .,1 v. U ,r. .,!,.. I.,« ku ma, IX.m.l Fr.it.klxi. V !!,.....k Dr.. Mnl I. i.k. jr. Jl.,r..|.| MO HliUidc Ul .  -r.., I ,,..!.. I ...r,. . I ' l ,.,tl. 1. .,.!.., I, .11 sr .,,, Lasley, Ronald L ' - ' iih.in. J). . )■.!.,, 1..ir. H..v III . I. Sprmnfi. Id. V W.ii.. Snunders. Bo 536 Oal i „ •it. Kithjrd V.,s i, ,„-!,.„. -.in i) ., Liu.n;. H..n i !-• . 1 1- K.isr | ' ,sl„ i .u, I v. ( I, ..■!.■ W . .I i|7 )■ IU K.I . (-.- : Cord ■,, sr . i ,, i 16 VI lei v« . Edward. Ir , 121 ;: ; ,: ; ■ 1. . 1 . . 1 V 1 1 l. ' .n.l i ' i w . 1,11 1.1. 1 ill 1 1- , - II V . ■ .l.i..k, It.l , (: r ,.„ s ■■1 ■ ! ■ M. 11 rm-, F i 1 ill ■ 1 ' -I..,. i Mulberr) SI . Coldsbc I Sloi ' kl ridgi . Muss nlditi PI . (■ boro . I. Box 125. RolciKh ' Highland Terrace. I ' . J •. I Ci Idibnn M. Il.uh - I Roster Of Students K..N. D 13 V.lh..r h.,r..m.ul Vl lnl M.n.il. I. Bon 222. Pilot Mountoi Tinker. I ' ..h... Toothal I H.l . W.m.., |..«mh.r ■ si . Greensboro Norwalk. C Vanhuy. Timothy Vao Noppei ' .uii. .ii. H. ■■■ i forest HilU. N. Y.. N. 1 s Cltfton. Jr.. 1730 1 Sporfeld, Carl Hai ... 12U1 l ' ..|.l,, st T.iylor. Douglas H.v . Box 81, K idsvill, ft.. ,.i. :, h .. .: I . ■ . Phyllis Dorothy, nth Servo., St.. P-.,rl R,s .Will M I i First the clock . . . then the plant — When a customer bought 100 cigars from the wholesale grocery firm of H Cone Sons in 1870, he received a handsome clock Some of these clocks are still ticking away In addition to selling cigars and groceries for their father. Moses and Ceasar Cone sold cotton plaids Seeing a great future in fabrics, they started the Cone textile enterprises as a selling and commission house in 1891 They built the or iginal manufacturing plant in 1896 What of Cone Mills Today? From these small beginnings has come one ot the world ' s largest and most progressive textile firms With 18 plants employing almost 13,000 men and women, Cone Mills today is the world ' s largest producer of corduroys, denims and flannels Its modern printing and finishing operations are turning out a host of other fashion-right fabrics Cone through its research and development activities is con stantly seeking better ways to make better materials Examples of Cone firsts in this country are the new, popular stretch denims and corduroys To maintain its high standards, our company needs young people with initiative and intelligence Cone Mills of fers opportunities m four areas production, administra- tion, sales and research Would you be interested in joining such a progressive organization 7 Write Industrial Relations Department, Cone Mills Corporation, Greensboro, N C CONE MILLS CORPORATION today. «CONE EXECUTIVE OFFICES Greensboro. N C MANUFACTURING Salisbmv. Pine.. PLANTS le. «eids Avondale CI lie. Gibsonv FINISHING PUNTS Carlisle S Greenville. S C Greensboro Haw River N North Carolina G C reenv.lle i South Caro CARTER ' S ESSO SERVICE CENTER at Guilford College Headquarters for college car problems Comphmenti of MEREDITH SWIMMING POOL COMPANY, INC. David L. Meredith 299-7044 5815 Friendly Rd. Greensboro, N. C. Girls - Boys - Co-eds Have yourself a Ball Come to FAIR LANES FRIENDLY and Bowl Come One--Come All 1 Game 35p 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Shoes 15? 625 Green Valley Rd. Congratulations Senior; LTD. Golden Gate Quaker Village Greensboro ' s finest specialty shop Suits - Coats - Furs - Dresses - Sportswear Accessories Epitaph . . Sliding green cut with walks; Red, white buildings pillared straight, Uncreased waters, ' round which to talk, These were ours to take. Dancing gold to shriveled rustlings, Cold, stiff twigs dismal bare, Small, brown buds exploding green, All these four times were seen. Staccato black on endless white; Cramping legs and aching back; Clawing out our self-made mould, To stamp us on the earth of life. P. L. G. -63 SmShbS ■ iliil I ■ I MBIT i£ ilfSS39 [jUr D iBHff ' :• .- ; ,. l v?, , ' ' V ' ..s:.«;. ' . rani HI i ffl ?« ■ Bra