Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1964 volume:

GUILFORD COLLEGE D 5=131 0263043 fl 5 - t w .?- I r . . GUILFORD COLLEGE LIBRARY DATE DUE «A 19-69 The Presents Editor Linda Byrd James Assistant Editor Libby Voss ■ -■ ' 1 ' Kindly light our fathers kindled midst primeval oak and pine, Let thy radiance truth revealing, Now upon our spirits shine. So our hearts, and voices joining, echo Guilford ' s ancient fame. Hallow ' d be thine each endeavor, Hollow ' d be fair Guilford ' s AM APPLYING MYSELF TO WISDOM AND full and useful life is made possible by the broad cultural, social, rec- reational and avocotional training available at Guilford College. Here students find something to remember, but more than that, something to live by. There is no value in hours, unless they are well spent, nor worth in labor divided in cause. Every student must strive to gain confidence and develop his personal values. Dr. Hobbs, the first president of Guilford College said: To make a contribution to the intellectual and moral force of the people whom she may reach, to stand for scholarship and quiet assurance, and to exert whatever power we have for the development of independent thinkers and unwavering adherents to the Christian faith and practice, are reasons enough for Guilford ' s being. VIRTUE 591S? UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES . . . Nestled in the gently rolling Pied- mont plateau, scenic Guilford College has a special charm — perhaps it is the college lake, perhaps it is the glistening of the stone walks after a refreshing rain, perhaps it is the majestic oak trees which frame the campus, or perhaps it is merely the overall atmosphere which infiltrate the minds and hearts of those who view the institution in all its tradition and glory . . . AMID BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS AN EVENTFUL YEAR . . . OF FUN AND LEISURE REVIVING A NEW INTEREST The desire to excel, a stimulus for the search for a challenge ore made keen in an atmosphere conducive to the student labors he grasps friend- happiness and achievement. He forms cultivates maturity, and develops a of life made more real by the spirit exists at Guilford College. THE DESIRE IN LEARNING ;arnmg, lore l-udy. As nips, haracter, hilosophy hich TO EXCEL SUPPLEMENTED WITH WHOLESOME ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL EVENTS 127 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS Guilford College has had a long and memoroble history in the 127 years that it has been in existence. It IS fitting that we Look back on some of the notable events of the post which have made Guilford college the thriving, liberal arts institution that it is today. The original name of Guilford College was New Garden Boarding School Nathan Hunt and Jeremiah Hubbard were the instigators of the construction of the school, which was sponsored by Yearly Meetings in the United States and England. The charter stated that there should be coeducation, teacher training, provisions for scholarships, and a selected student body In 1837, the construction of Founder ' s Hall was completed There were two superintendents and three teachers to instruct the limited number of students It was a small, but significant beginning. In the early days, Nathan Hunt brought the school financial and spiritual aid, Dougan and Asenath Clark (Superintendents) brought it well being, and Nereus Mendenhall brought it intellectual eminence, There were many near economic disasters to New Garden Boarding School. However, someone was al- ways there to rescue the institution from despair. The valiant efforts of Jonathan and Elizabeth Cox, and PLACES GUILFORD AMONG THOSE AT EDUCATION Isham Cox, kept the school m run ning order in those tremendously hard times of the Civil War During the war, Francis T. King of the Baltimore Association to Advise and Assist Friends of Southern States come to North Carolina. He stay- ed, to become the leader of the movement for financial aid to New Garden Boarding School, As Mr, King helped with expansion of the school facilities and financial needs. Dr. Lewis L, Hobbs and Dr. Joseph Moore developed the liberal arts and sciences within the school Thus, in 1889, New Garden Boarding School was able to become Guilford College, Dr Lewis L, Hobbs was the first president. He and his wife, Mary Mendehall Hobbs, ex- panded Guilford College into a vig- orous and enterprising institution The whole of Dr. Hobbs ' administra- tion was a building period. Memor- ial Holl, Mary Hobbs Hall, the Li- brary, King Hall, and Cox Hall were built between 1897 and 1912 Dr, Hobbs became president Emeritus in 1915, after having established Guilford College upon a firm foundation, Dr Thomas New- lin became president He was short- ly followed by the distinguished Dr Raymond Binford. It was under Dr Binford that Guilford developed its new curriculum. The three-course curriculum, which was started with the college, blossomed forth into a new and broader program of study From this evolved the present core curriculum, which is the basis for the brood, liberal education one re- ceives at Guilford College today In 1934, Dr Clyde Milner be- came President of Guilford College Under his able leadership, Guilford College has strived to meet the dif- ficult challenges of the modern world There has been a great dea of transition and growth over the past two decades New buildings, financial aid, on apt faculty, worthy and responsible trustees, plus a student body with inquiring and stimulated minds, have made Guilford College an institution worthy of praise THE TOP. louring its ' l years ot continuous educational octtvity the leaders of builtord Coilege hove emph distinctive Americon libera! arts opprooch and they continue the behet thot liberal arts training is the basis upon which specialtzed, professioool, and indeed all future learning rests. This educational concept is concerned with the development of the total personality and includes at least five areas of the learning process: To make the student aware of the historicol orientation of man ' s intellectual end spiritual achievements ... to introduce him to bosic recurring ideas and problems confronting him and to the attempted solutions that man has given to his intellectuol and spiritual queries ... to inform the student concerning the basic scientific methods and dato thot have been collected about nature and man ... to cultivote contmuolly on appreciation of his rich and significant aesthetic heritage ... to teach him to ottain on ever deepening insight into his moral ond spiritual nature. Learning and the complete growth of students Qre greotty focilitoted when the community of teachers and scholars IS relottvely small and where the individuol can be identified and made a responsible creative unit of the fellowship. Today great stress is being placed on excellence. For this to be more than a mere slogon it must be achieved through high intellectual, social, morol, and spiritual performonce. This excellence is also reflected m the quolity of the fellowship and in the mutual acceptonce of the high purposes and goals of the community of scholors, and finolty attested by the developed high-mindedness of the olumni of the liberal arts college. Mony yeors ago a motto was chosen for the college and it is impressed on every document thot uses the officiol seal of the institution. The motto is: I am applying myself to wisdom and virtue. It has always been and still is the high hope that eoch Guilfordion will give evidence of the penetrating influence of this motto on his life. Clyde A. Milner President, Guilford College . ' ;;h ,,.- ■ o ' T .,- - i f. i ; Guilford College represents on idea that is not realized in the stone of its buildings, nor the accumulated wisdom of its library or faculty, but in the minds of the young men and women who attend the South ' s only Quaker college. GUILFORD COLLEGE 1964 DR. CARROLL SPURGEON FEAGINS DEDICATION Prologue — The youthful Plato encountered his learned friend Socrates returning from Delphi and immediately drew him into conversation Plato — Anaxagones and I were discussing the merits of a good instructor, and we appeal to you to aid us in our quest by showing us a perfect teacher. Socrates — First Plato, we must determine exactly what is meant by a perfect teacher. Plato — I am not sure that I know, and that is ' -vhy I asked your help, but it would appear that a good teacher is one who presents clear and organized lectures. Socrates — Surely this is not all you mean, for even the sophists present organized lectures. Plato — Well then, in addition, he believes that man can im- prove himself by learning. Socrates — Do you mean this as the sophists do — that learning affords a better means of deceiving those around us! ' Plato — No Socrates, that is not correct at all. What I believe is that a man can enrich his life through an open-minded confrontation with the ideas of great minds, and that a good teacher is one who can present these concepts so that his student may best comprehend and appreciate them Socrates — And how shall this be accomplished? Plato — First, and perhaps foremost, it must be the duty of the teacher to present material clearly and concisely, but never dogmatically. Rather, he should strive for a dialogue be- tween himself and the student so that ideas do not merely flit through the mind, but are instead grasped and compre- hended. The good teacher will not demand mere repetition as the sophists do, but will strive to have his student know basic meaning instead of unrelated facts. Socrates — Would you not also say that a teacher is one who should view every activity as containing some educational content so that learning is shown to be a continuing process? Plato — That too seems true Socrates, and should it not be said that a good teacher is one who stimulates his pupils to fur- ther endeavors, and that his joy in being able to teach is apparent through his enthusiasm and wit. Socrates — I must admit Plato, that all these attributes com- bined seem to adequately define a good teacher. Plato — This may be ture, but I now refer you to my original question. Where am I to find a perfect teacher? Socrates — While at Delphi, the oracle spoke of such a man. In fact, he is affectionately called by your name. And it is to this man. Dr. Carroll S. Feagms, that the class of 1964 proudly dedicates their annual. ADMINIS President Clyde A. Milner E. Doryl Kent Dean of the College David H. Parsons Business Manager TRATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Director of Promotion Dovid W. Morroh, Jr. Dean of Students Earl W. Redding Dean of Women Head Resident, New Women ' s Dormitory Genevieve McCracken Registror Floyd A. Reynolds Acting Librarian Treva W. Mathis Alumni Secretary Gene S. Key Assistant Treasurer Elizabeth S. Bergman Heed Resident, Katherme Hine Shore Hall Director of Social and Recreational Activities Mary Catherine Upchurch Director of Admissions Head Resident, English Hall Charles C. Hendricks Mr. Horton and Mr. Lee Slater Food Service Dr. Alan Aberbach Head Resident, New Men ' s Dorm Miss Eleanor Eacret School Nurse Mrs. Frances Mitchell Head Resident, Mary Hobbs Miss Leida Port Head Resident, Founders BETWEEN CLASSES Guilford College has developed a progressive curriculum in which on effort is mode to ac- quaint students with the basic ideas and philos- ophies of man. A liberal arts graduate should be intelligently conversant with the culture of his civilization in order to enter more fully into, and to contribute more significantly to, his social responsibilities and especially to stimu- late and develop enriching avocational inter- ests. Against the warp of historical perspective and understanding, each student begins t he study of the individual growing into a person- ality which must adjust to the many complexi- ties of modern life — the home, family, com- munity, state, nation, and world. To develop more fully the intellectual design on the warp of history, man ' s greatest contributions in lit- erature, the arts, religion, and philosophy must be understood and appreciated. Dr. A. Newlli History Dr. E. Purdon Physics Dr. H. Ljung Chemisfry F. Crowntleld Religion C. Baumboch Choir To facilitate success in college and insure the continuance of study later for vocational and avoca- tional interests, Guilford College offers a series of tool courses. The tool courses are a continuation of training in essential tool subjects — English, at least one foreign language, fundamentals of mathe- matics, natural sciences and a survey of those areas where these techniques especially apply. Dr Purdom and his boys Dr. G. Love Mr. H. App Greensboro Division Educolii Director Within the liberal arts curriculum of Guilford College, students may prepare for a great variety of occupations. Faculty advisers help each one plan his educational program to fit him best for his career. Each student is encouraged to get as complete a mastery of his field of intensive study as is possible in four years. This concentration in a major field is equivalent to approximately one-half of the four- year college course, involving a carefully planned sequence of courses in the major field and related subjects. 14 . Guilford College recognizes that the total en- vironment of the college community is in itself o powerful educator. To this end, care is taken to see that the intellectual, spiritual, and physi- cal needs of the student are adequately met. Religious activities have always been important, and a full program of extra-curricular activities — social, dramatic, musical, and athletic — is within the reach of all. But the emphasis is on the unique influences of a college; those of the classroom and the library. Mr. H. Hilty Sponi ' jh Dr. E. Kent Mr. H. Bailey Mr. K. Wolke Mr. S. Maynord Ph.-„cal Ed Dr. C. Feagi Philosophv Dr. J. F. Mo Religion Mr. E. Lockord Economics Miss M. Morlette English Dr. E. Bun History Mr. J. Boyd Mathematics Dr. G. Cobb English Dr. F. Altir English Mr. G. Vance Psychology ■■ «5?firas? Ten minutes left before the btg test Library reseorch odds flavor to the baste curnculu Faculty Comm.tt. their solutions. 5 . i i, Si2V Day of triumph Mrs. E. Jones Mathematics Mr. S. Devlii Economics Dr. O. Polhemus Political Science Mr. J. Pipkin Religion Mr. O. Ingrohon Noturol Science • : ;Tr v x iWuUSS . «5J ' l fe Fre ' ihman P, E. Class keeps the girls in good shape. Mrs. M. Feagins German Mr. J. Smyr Music Miss G. Reddeck Physical Ed. Mr. E. Thompson French Mrs. J. Clark Physical Ed. Dr. J. Moi History Mr. E. Pointer Psychology Mr. J. Steworf Physical Ed. Mr. A. Reid Politico! Science Mr. S. Maynard Phys, Ed, Mr. J. Rundell Biology Mrs. K. Bortletl Mr. R. Ward Natural Science Biology Mr. D. Deag English Dr. I. Moreir Mathemafics Mrs. R. Poyne French l-LC m f President: Dan Gregory Treasurer: Bert Bennett Secretary: Judith Reece Vice-President: Newsom Williams 1964 William Larry Addleton Linda B. Albright Priscilla Lee Allen Nancy Jo Angotti John Crooks Bailey, III John Thomas Bailey, Jr. Lois Karen Baldwin Michael Clay Barham William Bert Bennet William Edward Blair Joseph Patrick Bledsoe Denis Block T T rf « William Howell Bright Lcdie M. Brinkley Clifford Gordon Brown Jerry Mack Brown Mary Godlcy Brown Sandra Lillian Brown Rosemary Ann Budd Mary H. Burt Boyd Franklin Carlton, Jr. Mary Alice Champion Lois E Chase Barbara Louise Cheek «5 - Edwin Lynn Clayton John I. Clodfelter, Jr. Gordon Frank Compton Barry Lynn Cook Roger Dale Cook Jonathan Elwood Cox Harold Newman Craige Susan Bernheimer Craige Milton Berl Crotts Sarolyn Kay Daniel Robert O ' Neil Davidson Riley Arrington Davis Ronall Richard Davis Joseph Anthony Devault Thurston Allen Dixon Sherril Wayne Doby Elisabeth Thurman Dougherty Mary Lou Drake William Gerald Drew James Lawrence Earp John Ellis Elkins .( !) n Edgar Wayne Ellington James Lester Eskridge Milton Mitchell Faulk ,v J ' W- mj B. Jerome Feinberg William Burke Flynt Donald Robert Foltz Anita Louise Fort Robert Samuel Gauldin Mary Weikel Gillespie 1 53 Carolyn Louise Gooden Harold Marl-in Goodman John HocuH- Goodman Edward O ' Neil Gore Carl John Grando Margaret Anne Greene V 0 Daniel Bryan Gregory George Hill Gwinn Carol Williams Harper James Linwood Harris Leah Maie Harris Harold Gray Harrison Jimmie Frank Hedgecock Stanley Harrar Heist, Jr. Sylvia Elaine Holt ¥ ' Sm Albert Lynwood Hurst, III Sandra Kay Inman Linda Byrd James Robert Lincoln Jefferson ' V ' Williom Robert Joyce Nancy Lee Judd Royner Wilfred Kelsey, Jr. Nancy Carolyn Kirkman Howard Barry Krakow Patrick William Larrocey Lorry J. Leighton Wolter Saunders Linville Charles W. Lomax Richard Curtis Loomis Herbert Edward Lovett 1 V Robert Stephen Lynch Robert C. McCormock Lorry Wayne McEntire David Curtis McGuirt George Vernon McNeill. Jr. John Corle McVickor ( o ( Allan Ray Mabe George Carlyle Mackie Norman Keene March Pottie Marie Mauldin David Ralph Miller Harley Haruo Mimura ' tm ' Howard Wade Montgomery Beverly Jean Moore Ethel Pearl Neove George Dillard Norman David Odom Elwood Gilliam Parker Cecil Owen Phillips Kenneth Alexander Poole William Roger Purgason V Washington Walusala Rakama William Harry Quattromani Harry Latham Redfeorn Ellen Kay Reece Patricia Neal Rich Robert John Rose 2 ' r ' i lST Douglas Wainwright Ross Barry Allan Roth Robert A. Rubin Joseph Harvey Rubin Michael Edwin Samuels William Kuhr Seabrook David William Seidler George William Sheek Jimmy Wayne Shoffner V Jane Wolker Simpson Donald Milton Smith David Allen Smith Lloyd Arnold Smith William Gentry Springs, Jr. Sabra Lynn Stone Neil Storck Sugermeyer Sam Charles Talbeit Douglas Ray Taylor George Wesley Troxler Ann Bonnell Vicinanza Phyllis Jeannine Voss Billy Ray Weavil William Wayne Welborn Virginia Woodhull White f f Ernest- Newsom Williams Etta Florence Wrenn Dorothy Jane Worth Eva Sue Wright Juan Carlos Yorur W I Ode to Center Section ' I think I thunk when I was young That boys were cute as pie Now I think I thunk — I think I thunk — I think I thunk a lie WHO ' S WHO AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND Lois Ethel Chase Robert O ' Neil Davidson WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN Leah Maie Harris Patrick William Larracey Nancy Lee Judd Daniel Franklin Kuzma David Ralph Miller AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Elwood Gilliam Parker Jane Walker Simpson William Kuhr Seabrook Phyllis Jeannine Voss Virginia Woodhull White 1 Kt ' - fc 1 ■4 ' 1 J CLASS OF 1 965 Left to right: Bill Pleasonts, President, Andy Simmonds, Vice president; Becky Stout, Secretary, Walt Gromado, Treasurer. kdiM Williom Allen Jomes Apple Willis Bivins Robert Boring Mary Lou Bell Randol Branch Ellen Bernstein Darlene Brigance Norma Brown A. J. Carr Dwighf Buffoloe Lowrence Buffalo Bu Choon Chung Michoel Clifford Cynthia Con 0 f Connie Crute Ronda Davis Marianne Dalrymple Betty Dunn Judy Daniels Edward Ellis Charles Gibbons John Gil Ann Gerrey Dwight Gront rP- Walter Gromoda Norman Harrison Ann-Louise Harries Judy Hill Andrew Hines Kothorine Hudc William Jove Ann King Ronald Jamieson Wayne Johnson Richard King Horold Lackey i ' k ' f  r - J Nick Layfon Oakley Mabe Gary Lessner Patsy Mallard mMdik John Lindsay Thomas McCormick Melvrn Manuel Alfred Motthews Larry Meachum Luther Medlin, Jr. Elizabeth Morton Mitchell Munday James Myers Lisa Nelson Joel Ostroff Becky Payne ' - i ' ii i mkd k rii Fred Raab Janice Rogers Martha Pecrce Dilworth Pierson Dorothy Raines Gary Schwartz William Peters Blake Pike John Petree Judy Pine Roland Phillips William Pleasants Jean Redding Morfha Scott ilk i- Ak O- O iTS Samuel Scott Michael Shore Frank Shants Wallace Sills Lpnda Sheppard Wtllram Shirley Lee Simmerson Andy Simmonds Wilhom Snell PatnciG Sperry f ' ' I, B Southerlond Kay Stabler Martha Sponn Edwin Stanton dtMdtM fW ' Janice Sparge James Stepher _} i fe ? iiM A Ralph Stephenson Lynn Swaim William Sternbergh Rachel Szittyo Becky Stout Jomes Thompson Robert Stratton Kevin Thorsell Stephen Trogdon Lloyd Turlington Jeffrey Valentine Robert Vornon James Walmsley Lorry Walton . « O- Dovid Wan Robert Wei; r ■, diM£it m kdtM jlette Worr overly Wes ' e Herbert Wiilion Ayub Watokila Beotrice White Jerry Watts Glen White William Wilder Judy Wilder Julio Williamson Thomos Wilso Michael Watts Robert White Jomes Wilkes Rodney Young JUNIOR MARSHALS First row, left to right: Pat Sperry, Mary Lou Bell, Jo Von Gelder, Martha Scott, Becky Stout, Chief Marshal, Second row: Ronald Jamieson, Andy HInes, Vinny Prince i ■■■■1 f ' f K - 5 K ■it ' i ' ' - CLASS OF 1 966 President, Alvis Campbell, Vice president. Ward Cross, Secretary, Ann Moore, Treasurer, Bob Hollister Ellen Abeloff fA Sue Albright James Allen Penny Allen Constance Angotti t T:. Mario Aviles Roimundo Aviles Mary Await Jomes Boiles Nancy Baird Vernon Benbow Peter Beniomin Jarve Bennett Ed Bondurant Phyllis Bonduront Robert Bowling Jerry Brady Mike Brady Bruce Brazelle Bunny Brewer ( i i i ii Wilham Canter George Carter Donald Chipman Ralph Christian Ann Colemon Margoret Connelly Judy Connor Carolyn Cooke ir Ralph Bncker Mildred Briff Eloise Brown • _ Ann Brownlee - Morione Bullock Philip Coulson Wendy Counts Clarence Crouse Thomas Crute Luther Culpepper Ken Davis Mane Droudt o lUik ' diM ift t Larry Durham Nancy EakJn Lloyd Eostlock Faye Ervin Lindo Evens Eduardo Fernandez Ethelyn French Sandy Gann Jorge Garcia Lois Garner George Gordh James Gosweile Linda Grandy p ; 3fck - V iiki: Ed Gfov Judy Greene David Grogan Kothy Hording A f iMM Morant Hassler Charles Heath Lydia Hendricks Mary Huffman Liz Hunter Mary Hutchinson Alex Jennings Carolyn Johns- Page Johnson Sara Joyner Judy Justice Diane Keens m Edwin Kellis Dorothy Kendrick Ait Freia Koschke Astnd Kroll Ted Lopham Richard Lotto Carolyn Lowrer Edward Lawrence Jean Lewis Carolyn Lineberger Stuart Morks £ k fiMdiM Thomos Marshall Patricio Mossu John McCouley Jomes McCorkle Robert McCoy Gloria McEIvy Lloyd Milks John Miller Robert Millikin Missy Mills Beverly Milner David Mockford Conrad Montgomery Stephen Moody Ann Moore Theresa Murdock Kimrey Newlin Robert Norfleet Robert Osborrve ■• E= - hiik John Outland Dovid Parsons Gail Pearson Jomes Perry Gloria Phillips William Probeck Mary Davis Riddle Jerry Rothrock i M 1 ' e Mork Sapirsteir iikiik£i surM V O f fediiiilt Robert Sharpless Thomas Smith Carl Sparfield Charles Stoley Ann Marie Strail Mima Talvik Thomas Tavlo giM iii 4ii Karen Teese Mortho Tinker Judy Travis Gary Vance 4lt Anne Vincent Richard Volpitta Libby Voss Horns Walker Richard Word Sandra Word Frank Wilkerson Kenneth W1I5 Micheal W1I51 Cotherine Wright V CLASS OF 1 967 Treasurer, Joy Purcelle, Secretary, June Tuttle; Vice president, Arthur Jenkins, President, Bob Jackson. Judith Allen Susan Allred Sylvia Allred George Armfield Frances Ashburn Edwin Ashmore Chorles Averette Carolyn Bagnol Stephen Bonner Raymond Baughm Nancy Beasley Jane Benbow Bonnie Bennett Richard Berrier Michael Blakermon Catherine Brooks Floyd Booth Susan Bradley Barbara Brewer Frederick Brown Marianne Brown Ruth Brown Christopher Browr Kaye Budd Lucy Bugg Roberta Burns Dallas Campbell Gerald Canady Charlda Carroll Geraldine Carter hdik Lucinda Chopmon Morfho Chilton Elizobeth Church Mary Claiborne Linda Clopp James Connor PouIq Cox Patricia Coyle Linda Croven Thomos Craven Rusty Davenport Susan Davidson Linda Davis Leslie Derse William Deyerle Larry Dick Phil Dixon Frances Doak Lee Dorr Charles Edwords Lynda Forbee diMd . Jeanette Gillespie Margaret Goebel Brendo Gough Edward Graham Scott Graham Stanley Gray William Griffin Linda Griffith Richard Guilford Goil Gullette Lmda Guthrie Barbara Hagy Gary Holperin Geroge Hannoun Bettie Hardm Anne Harris Michael Harriso Robert Harroff Suzanne Hennis David Highfili Esther Hilty Barboro Hobbs Andrew Hobsor Bonnie Horner James Huckobee William Huntington Dovid Hypes Robert Jackson Ida Jeffreys Pat Kime Bonnie Krrby Kenneth Koch Jock Lane Gail Lassiter Coroi Lee Wilhom Lee Rosalyn Levy Walter Lineberry Jon Lippincott Jomes Little Thomas Livengood Grady Love Thomas Lovell Stephen Lucas David Lunceford Heather McAllister Margaret McCurry Guy McLean Noncy McVey Mory Mockie Claroio Macon Elizabeth March Brenda Marion Carolyn Marion Judith Marley Robert Martin Letitia Milner Karen Mize Lindo Moore Gail Morgan Shizue Mori Lynn Morris Wayne Motsing Gordon Myers David O ' St. John Owensby Jarvis Pate Ramona Payne Roe Pearce John Pearmon Dorothy Perry MorgiQ Pharis Jamess Phillips June Pless sk T . kr fe ' tb V f V ' ' ' ' )tk X fk John Popolski Ronoid Price Doniel Raiford George Rankin Jane Ronkin Goil Richard Susan Roush Dawn Royston Myra Russell William Russell Liso Sonders James Sosser Richard Sounder Joan Schoefer Koren Schloesser Linda Schoolfield George Scott Paul Scott Wesley Sexton Charles Sheets Hideo Shiozumi Molly Shoof Joan Simmons Peggy Simmons Johnny Sink Gloria Sm:fh Marvin Southerlond Hornet Stack Dovid Stontield Phyllis Stephens John Stewart James Sullivan Paul Toylor Ahmed Tayyorah Stephen Teague Fred Turner June Tuttle John Van Etten Robert Veach Charles Vinoski Wonda Vunconn James Wagner Clarence Wogon Ann Walker Donald Walker Ronald Walker John Ward Donold White George White Virginia White Jaun Whittington Croig Wiggins Timothy Williams Shirley Wilson Virginia Wilson Carl Wolfe William Womble David Wooters Jorge Yarur Mjrh STUDENT LEGISLATURE The Student Legislature, the govern- ing body of the students of Guilford Col- lege, acts OS o link between students and faculty members The Student Legisla- ture works to solve problems concern- ing the students, always acting with the best interest of Guilford in mind m Left to right — Jane Simpson, Secretary, Sandy Brown, Vice President, David Miller, President; Bill Seobrook, Treasurer; Dean Redding, Advisor. Left to right, First row: Bert Bennc ■It, Sue Brown, Bob Davidson, ton, Katy Hudgir IS, Dan Foltz, Corolyn Kirmon, Lawrence Buf- Kay Stabler, Alvis Campbell, Joi ; Rubin, Linda James, Dan toloe, Third row: Bill Pleasants, Mary Penn Burton, Sam Scott, Gregory, Nan Angotti Second row : Rob Jaci son, Martha Chil- Wesley Sexton N.SS.GA. Convention sponsored by Guilford College Student Legisloture. Left to right-Seoted: Bob Dean Redding, Howie Krot ing-First row: Larry Leighto Robert McCoy, Bert Benne V, Bill Kemp, Gary Lesner. Stond- David Mockford, Richard Volpitto, Dan Gregory, Wollace Sills, Walt r IJt v.ni Williams, Jerry Alvis Campbell Doug Schui Frysinger, Rob Jackson, Scott, Ronall Dovis. Feinburg Se Left to right: Bob Daviubon, Secretary, Dean Redding, Advisor President, Gary York, Roy Kelsey, The Men ' s Student Council is the governing body for the men of Guilford College. The members of the M S C are chosen by their fellow students for representation in this organization. MEN ' S STUDENT COUNCIL WOMEN ' S STUDENT COUNCIL The Women ' s Student Council is the governing body tor Guilford women. Problems concerning wo- men of the campus are presented to this organization for discussion end solution. W. S. C. members are elected to serve on the council by their fellow students. Left to right: Carolyn Kirmon, President, Lois Chose, Vioe President, Koy Danii Secretory, Borboro Cheek, Treasurer. Left to right- Seated: Ellen Berstein, Noncy Martin, Mory Burt, Carolyn Kirkmon, Lois Chose, Koy Daniels, Borboro Cheek, Standing: Leah Horns, Pearl Neove, Ann Horns, Phyllis Bondu- ront, Topsy Floyd, Phyllis Goul, Jean Lev, Beverly Moore, Koty Hudgins, Judy Pine, Bun Rogers, Lillian Dovis, Ann Gerry. Allen, Jonice DAY STUDENT COMMITTEE Left to right: Tom G ' :; ! Jo Barham, Mr Word, adviser; Bill Wilder Jerry Hill, Allen Smith, Glen Sv oin, J I. RuL,n, Tim Vanhoy, ond Kathy Gillespie The Day Student Comrnittee is an organization which tries to bring the day students in closer touch with the campus HONOR BOARD Left to right: Becky Stout, Andy Simmons, Elwood Porker, president, Non Angotti, Lillian Davis, David Miller As part of its duties, the Honor Board informs students of their re- sponsibility concerning the honor code arid tries any violations of this code. STUDENT AFFAIRS BOARD Left to right, first row: Lindo Byrd Jomes, Punkin Britt, Lisa Nelson Second row: Barbara Cheek, Bunny Brewer, Beverly Moore, Dorothy Raines, Joy Purcelle, Mark Sapir- stein, Bert Bennett Third row: Bill Bright, Tim Von Hoy, Lloyd Eostlock, Ray Kelsey, Bill Seabrook, president. The Student Affairs Board is the budget committee of the Student Government. It is composed of the treasurers of all campus organizations which draw from the student activities fee FRESHMAN ADVISORY COUNCIL Left to right, first row: Lisa Nelson, Barbara Cheek, Dorlene Brigance, Becky Payne, Lillian Davis, Judy Pine, Martha Sponn; second row: Dianne Swam, Kay Daniels, Jean Redding, Bunny Brewer, Miss McCracken, advisor, Linda Shepherd, Sandy Brown, Priscillo Allen, Sue Brown, Composing the Freshman Advisory Council are outstanding |unior and senior girls who were selected to guide and advise the freshman girls during freshman week and throughout the year ASSISTANT EDITOR Libby Voss EDITOR Linda Byrd Jan 1964 QUAKER STAFF The 1964 QUAKER has been cor- rectly called the students ' yearbook. Twenty-two staff members com- bined their talents and ideas, and put forth many hours of hard work to produce this preview of Guilford College The cooperation of the QUAKER staff members, other interested stu- dents, and faculty members has been greatly opprecioted, for without this cooperation the QUAKER could not be truly representative of the college — ed BUSINESS MANAGERS Left to tight: Harold Goodman, Dick Loomi Chorlie Lomax CLASS EDITORS — Mary Brown, Eloise Brown, Phyllis Bond FEATURES EDITORS— June Tuttle, Becky Payne CURRICULUM EDITORS — Gordon Compton, Carolyn Cooke Not pictured: Robert Milikon 101 ACTIVITIES EDITORS— Judi Justice, Topsy Floyd, Wendy Counts GUILFORDIAN From newsday to deadline, the staff of the Guil- fordian worked, gleaning and editing news, securing interviews, writing sports and feature stories, faking pictures, and composing editorials. As a result, the students and faculty were furnished with the latest hoppenings at Guilford College. EDITOR — Karen Baldwin NEWS EDITOR — Chns Brow Lett to right— Seated: John Mr V.ckor, Karen Baldwin, Bill Stem. Carlton Sterling, Dick Ward, Doug Taylor, Don Smith, Gary Palsy Simmoni Stonding: Gloris McEIvy, Ann King, Chris Brown. Lesner, Mary Huffman. ASSISTANT EDITOR — Don Smith; MANAGING EDITOR — Gary Lesner CIRCULATION AND LAYOUT STAFF — Diane Swoin, Rosalind Levy, Patsy Simmons, Mary Huffman, Doug Toylor, BUSINSES MANAGER— Bill Bright, ADVERTISING MANAGER— Dick Wor d. REVELER ' S REVELER ' S CLUB, First row, left to right: Patsy Simmons, Carolyn Gooden, Dorothy Raines, Bunny Dolrymple, Jerry Fein- berg, Mr Deagon. Second row: Barbara Hagy, Lynn French, Freio Kosche, Linda Albright, John Lindsay, Harley Mimuro, Bill Sterbergh. Third row: Bob Crownfield, Bob Sharpless, Dove Parsons, Joel Ostroff, Vance Bougham, Down Royston, Ann Brownlee, CLUB The fall production of the Revelers Club was Jeon Anouilh ' s Antigone, a modern version of the fifth century Greek play. The scenery and lighting were very effective. Directed by Donald Deagon, the actors gave superb performances in their various roles. Bill Sternberg was excellent as the chorus. Ethelyn French as Antigone and Joel Ostroff as Creon, were particularly out- standing Dave Parsons helped to relieve some tension with his convincing scenes as First Guard. Uppe Dorothy Raines, Sec Lower left picture is of the Dramatics Council. Bob Shorpless, Carolyn Gooden, Harley Mimuro, troff. Second Row: John Lindsoy, Jerry Feinberg, Do SPRING PRODUCTION-THE FIREBUGS SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Officers: Pot Bledsoe, President; Don Foltz, Vice President; Sylvio Holt, Secretary, Dan Gregory, Treasurer. Advisors: Mr, Zopf and Mr Lockard ACTIVITIES AT GUILFORD COLLEGE Activities at Guilford are almost as diversi- fied as the students themselves. Whether he is interested in religion, the deep mental con- templation of a game of chess, or the con- troversy of student government, the student is certain to find a club designed for himself. By contributing to these various organiza- tions the student experiences the self-satis- faction of not only having contributed to the group action but also having accomplished something himself. Among the many doors that are opened to the student, perhaps the most important is fellowship, the development of life-long friends and the ever present pos- sibility of learning through active participa- tion. Perhaps, too, in these four years he can cultivate a true sense of responsibility, a re- sponsibility that he will carry with him in his loter life and through which he is able to see himself mature mentally as he tackles and ac- complishes more complicated challenges. Left to right — First i Beth Daugherly, Mon Hornson, Rick Schun Dor.jthy Roines, Mr Zopf, odviior, Terry Champion Se 3ayis, Ginny White, Potty Mouldin, Bu Choong Third row INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Left to right — First row: Bob Millikon, Judy Greene, Pns Allen Second Walker, Ron Jomeison, George Troxler. YOUNG FRIENDS OFFICERS Tom Toylor, Clerk, Mory Huffmon. Recording clerk, Som Scott, Treosur. Publicity chairman, Etta Wrenn, Eva Sue Wright, Social Committee. cky Stout, WESLEY FOUNDATION Left to right — First row: Beo White, Lindo Farlow, Judi Justice, Jean Lewis, Cotherine Wright, John McCoulev, Ron Jameison Second row: Topsy Floyd, Brenda Goil Hamnck, Jo Von Gelder Third row: Margoret Green, Pris Allen Fourth row: Jams Sparger, Ginny While Fifth row: Martha Tinker, Kathy Harding, Dorothy Worth Sixth row: Marian Davis, Terry Chompion BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Left to right: Penny Allen, Corolyn La Mauldin, Dave Grogan Harris Wolker, Punkin Britt, Ann Gerry, Patty Left to right, first row: Bob Lynch. Bu Chung, George Troxler, Ann King, Ston Heist, Mary Lou Drake Second row: Bill Pleasants, Libby Voss, George Erwin, Willis Bivens, Lawrence Buffaloe, Jeonnine Voss, Dwight Buffoloe WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP HILLEL SOCIETY Left to right, first row: Tyler Edmonson, Mork Sopirstein, Ellen Dennis Block Second row: Barry Roth, Koy Stabler, Rosalind Lev ll 1 1 M PI _ y 1 ■ Sr K ftl l E ■ ■ lap ■ ll m This concert choir, which mode its in- itial appearance at the commencement exercises in 1929, was the first of its kind in any Southern institution In its mony local appearances and its annual concert tours throughout the Eastern United States it has evoked many enthusiastic comments on the quality of its performances and especi- ally on the aesthetic and spiritual val- ues which its members have been train- ed to experience and thus to commun- icate to the audiences. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Left to right. First row: Bev Wesley, Judy Greene, Judi Justice, Martha Tinker, None Boird, Lois Chase Second row: Pat Larrocy, Mary Huffman, Third row: Bob Davidson Lisa Nelson, Fourth row: Jimmie Hedgecock, Lynn Morris Fifth row: Jack Reynolds, Be Moore. Sixth row: Walt Gromoda, Dianne Swaine. CHOIR COMMITTEE AND DIRECTORS DIRECTORS: Mr, Srt Membership offers un- usual opportunities for ex- cellent training in the fin- est types of music rang- i n g from the fifteenth through the twentieth centuries THE M.A.A. The Men ' s Athletic Association is responsi- ble for the fine intra- mural sports porgram Every male student is o member of this organi- zation From left to right: Dan Kuzma, Pres , Coach Lambeth, Elwood Parker, Vice- Pres FRENCH CLUB From left to right: Pearl Neave, Rachel Szitta, Carolyn Gooden, Bet- ty Dunn, Bill Allen, Willis Bivins, and Dove Parsons This club ' s purpose is to pro- mote interest m the study of France and the French language. THE W.A.A. OFFICERS Left to right, seated: Nancy Judd, Vic«-Pres,; Jean- nrne Voss, Pres,; Leoh Hams, May Day Choirman, STANDING: Kafy Hudgins, Sec; Bunny Brewer, Treas. The W.A.A. sponsors many important so- cial events, such as the homecoming dance and May Day. It also sponsors the Women ' s Intramural Program. Every Guilford woman is a member of the organization. W.A.A. CABINET First row, left to right: Jeonnine Voss, Bunny Brewer, Kafy Gloria Phillips Third row: Janice Rogers Moriha Chilton Pat Hudgins, Nancy Judd, Leah Harris. Second row: Sue Craig, Mallard, Libby Voss, Susan Booth, Linda Grandy. Lydia Hendricks, Rando Davis, Gloria McEIvy, Bu Chung, BAND Under the direction of Sheldon Morganstern, the band has been o b g asset to our football games this year. They play for different organizations in the Greensboro area and present two concerts a year. They are a welcome addition to the college program. First row, left to right: Jane Bennett, Bill Sternbergh, Bob Foster, Judy Hill, Vonce Rockwell. Second row: Lee Ann Dorr, Ann Brownlee, Carol Coble, Wayne Saunders, Nancy Steele, Mickey Nelson, Tom Smith Third row: Sheldon Mor- ganstern, director, Linda Evens, Newsom Williams, Mickey Shore, Jim Hill, David Jones, Mark Sapirstem, Lois Chose, Walter Lineberry, David Wooters. CHESS CLUB The Chess C I u b ' s chief purpose is, of course, to play chess end to teach the gome to others. From left to right: David Gray, Jer- ry F e I n b e r g. Ruff in Tucker, Pearl Neove, Ted Buddine, Charlie Lomax, John Lindsay, Pres , Burt Rubin i LIBRARY COMMITTEE Left to right: Judd. and Ma Gloria Phillips, !u Chung, Don Dry Committee v librarians in trying to find books among the students, which can be lent to others through the library. S AND E CLUB Froni- row, left to right: Joe Sherrill, Mr. Devlin, Stuort Marks, Doug Taylor, Dennis Block, Barry Roth, Gordon Compton, Gory Lessn,er, Bob Rubin, George Mcckie, Ed Groy, Rusty Edmondson, Norman Williams, Chuck Myers, Howie Krakow, and friend. This is sociol club noted for its monthly steak dinners and annual pig night. ) Fronf Row, left to right: Eddie Gore, Bill Joyce, Kay Stabler, Dillord Norman, Bob Davidson, Dwighf Butfoloe, Lee Milner, Jeannine Voss, Walt Gromada, Lawrence Buffaloe, Don Foltz, Bill Pleasants, Jim Williams, Libby Voss Second Row: Darle Brigance, Sue Brown, Pat Mallord, Koty Hudgins, Bunny Brewi Gloria Phillips. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee sponsors combo parties, hootenannies, and other entertainment for the stu- dents ' social enjoyment FACULTY ADVISOR — Miss Upchurch CHAIRMAN— Jane Simpson Ginny White, Pres, of the Fine Arts Club, discusses program ideas with club members, Judy Green and Hugh Normile FINE ARTS CLUB The Fine Arts Club is no longer a Sleeping Li( begun to realize its pote events concerned with all dents oware of such progr oreo. First row, left to no longer a S eeping L.on , and has Terry Chomp.on, Corolyn Gooden. Dorothy Raines, Bob Crown ent.al worth It sponsors lectures and Ueld. Second row: Jean Edwards. Horley Mirr uro, Newsor W.ll- ! I u J ?u T ' ° ' ° ' Tmker, B.ll Blo.r, Judy Green, Doug Taylor KathN 3rams to be held w.th,n the surround.ng Hord.n, Ga.l Sherrr an, Bob Holhster, Third row: Andy S.m right: Gmny White, Ann Mane Stroit, rnonds Raven Ellis LITERARY SOCIETY Lett to right, seoted: Beth Taylor, Barbaro Imhoff, Peggy Gable Gail Shermon, Ed Oliver, Frank Carlton, Richard Home, and Bill Stein. The annual publication c the Literary Society is the Piper. The mem- bers of the society seek to broaden their education through frequent informal lectures and discussions. GOOSE Left to right: Kirk Russell, Jerry Watts, Dovid Gn Gwenn, Miss Marlette, advisor; and Eric Ulman, editor. Tt Rubin, Eduardo Avoile THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America organization helps to stimulate interest m the career of teaching by pre- senting interesting programs on related topics. A highlight of the club is the annual picnic to Mr. Bailey ' s farm. OFFICERS Treos., Doug Tayloi; Vice-Pres., Booba Morton; Pres . Noncy Martin, Sec , Koty Hudgins; Sponsor, Harold Bailey Left to Right, First Row: Micl-ev Faulk, Jim Earp, Poul Up- degraff, Joe DeVoult, Mr Maynord, Adviser Second Row: Jrm Wilhcms, Elwood Proker, Dove Odom, Vinny Prince, Frank Shonts, Bob Gouldin Third Row: Dillard Norman, Dwight Buffalo?, iwrtnce Buffoloe, Walt Gromoda, Ed Gore, Gary York Fourth pw: Roger Purgoson, Tim Ray, Lorry Walton, Lloyd Smith, ed Raob, Don Kuzma, Sherrill Doby, MONOGRAM CLUB The Guilford College Monogram Club IS an orgonizofion of athletes who have earned a varsity letter for participating in intercollegiate soc- cer, football, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis or track Officers are Joe DeVault, Treasurer, Paul Upde- g r a f f , Secretary, Mickey Faulk, Vice President, Jim Earp, President f f THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS First row, left to right: Chip Harrison, Treas.; Pete Benjamin, Vice-Pres., Hugh Normile, Pres., Second Row: Dove Mockford, Dale Grahom, Sec ; Susan Bradley, Beth Taylor. Third Row: David Parsons, Ann Harries, Marianne Brown, Ginny White, Joan Polmer Fourth Row: Mary Ann Kernekolin, Ann Morie Strait, Harold Croige, Terry Chompion Fitth Row: Brown Clodfelter, George Troxler, David Standifled Sixth Row: Clodfelter, George Troxler, David Standifled Sixth Row: Willis Bivins, Bert Bennett, Jerry Christian, Mack Harris Seventh Mike Samuels, Rusty Davenport. The Young Democrats ' Club was newly or- ganized this year They sponsored the winning candidate for homecoming queen. Roe Pierce. They conducted registration polls in the spring for the seniors and were in charge of some informative chapel programs THE YOUNG REPUBLICANS Seated, left to right: ( Dillard Normon, Pres, Quattromani, Bob Lyn orol Lee, Betty Dunn, Sec; Naomi Ray Standing: Dove Grogan, Ed Gore, Bil h, Roger Cook, Ken Koch, Larry Kirk man, Ted this year hope to dev ' Vtce-Pres. This dub was olso helped with registration of Se interest in a two party system. organized iors They SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Seated, left to right: Elwood Parker, Cton Smith, Judy Vail, Lois Chase, George Troxler, Pot Bledsoe. Standing: Dr. Pur- dom, Mr. Redding, Dr. Burrows, Mr. Thompson, Dr.. Bryden, Deagon, Dr. Crownfield, Dr The Guilford Scholarship Society wos organized in 1937 for the purpose of encouraging and recog- nizing high academic achievement A student is elected to membership after his fifth semester pro- vided he has established a quality average of 2.50. Elwood Parke Lois Chose Vice president, Judy Vail, Secretary- DANA SCHOLARS Dana Scholarships are awarded each year by Mr Charles A. Dona to Guilford College students who have shown marked quality in character and lead- ership and have maintoined an academic overage of 2.00, The Dona Scholars who are selected from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes receive scholarships for full tuition for the entire acade- mic year. The Dona Scholars meet regularly with the Dana Committee to explore the philosophy of liberal education at Guilford College, so that they mav become leaders in their classes and, by their positions, direct their classmates toward more suc- cessful college careers. stei Left to Right, First Gooden, Bo Prince Second row: Voss, Giono Phillips, man, Rebecca Stout, tw: Elwood Porker, Ginny White, Carolyn , Dorothy Raines, Bob Foster, Vinny Bob Dovidson, Hugh Normile, Jeannine Jean Lewis, Leah Harris, Carolyn Kirk- Don Smith, Pot Sperry, George Troxler, Lorroine Spencer, Noncy Judd, Judy Green, Connie Porter, Mory Lou Bell, Judy Hill. Third row: Sam Scott, Pat Bledsoe, Alvis Campbell, Libby Voss, Ron Jomieson, Becky Payne, Lois Chose, Mary Ann Kerneklion, Rebecco Bryson, Dove Parsons, Tom Tay- lor, Bill Kemp BIOPHILE CLUB Left to Right, First row: Lisa Nelson, Freia Koschke Albright, Joel OstroH, Kevin Thorsell Second row; Jim Tom Gorsuch, Dove Groy, Mr. Word, Adv Keller, Ken Wilson, Bill Seabrook. The Biophile Club is an organization which seeks to promote deeper interest and appre- ciation of the biological science courses at Guilford through practical application and ob- servation of the natural environment of the area. Biophile Club officers are Jim Bailes, treasurer; Tom Gorsuch, vice president, Lisa Nelson, Secretary; Kevin Thorsell, president. GERMAN CLUB The German Club seeks to bet- ter acquaint students with the language, literature, end cul- ture of Germany German Club members ore: Mima Talvik, Con- nie Angotti, Bill Frysinger, and Bu Chung. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is on organization which seeks to further the student ' s knowledge of the various Spanish cultures through the study of the Spanish language and literature. Left to Right, First row: Dove Gray, Terry Champion, Ricl my Sheets, Jock Lane, Steve Banner Reggie Blackburn Bill Schumann, Vernon Benbow, Fronces Johnson, Linda Albright, Russell, Richard Guilford Third row; Juan Whittington, Tom Bunny Brewer, Joan Kietfer, Brendo Marion, Carol Lee. Second Lovell, Jim Trollmger, Larry Kallam Andrew Hobbson Bill row: Mickey Munday, president, Don Roitord, Ken Gritfin, Tom- Neol, John Samuel, Program Chairman KflTUfifS HOMECOMING 1963 pME-A 1963 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS ROE PEARCE Maid of Honor Miss Beverly Moore 19 HOME COU Miss Mary Davis Riddle 63 COMING RT Mis$ Anne Scott Mi$s Missy Mills ' • ' m .V i 1 964 QUEEN OF THE MAY Mitt Beverly Moore Miu Caj f Harper .V iV Miss Kay Daniels Miss Linda Byrd James Miss Jeannine -Voss Miss Nancy Angotfi V V Mrs. Judy Reece The Queen and her court look on os the Moy Day festivities begin MAY DAY The traditional Maypole done iiiktjik.m M Girls perform sword dance before the couri 1963 There is nothing like o Square Dance 6 A.M. — Men ' s May Day flTHieiCS ' him Zq_- 0) ii |5 g tJ-Q § -B en ' s o (u g = C LL ' S ■- . C £ U t-Q „ C i i o _ t X o -1 C X u f ' a o o - a - ° i c P-F o pu Q cu qj ■ c _ 01 ' -n X O — ■ - -. ° ° c 5 o S o ' .2 - W£ t O S |- D D O ai| c ■ X -COg— O (U(U : CO ■- AYDDLETTE r D BUFFALOE U. BUFFALOE DEYERLE DIXON Coaches, Williams, and Joye at • . ) VAN ETTEN J - m i J FREDERICKS ' m ' .•— ' a ikl ! QuGkcrb Rto U .y f ..c I 1-1 ) k 75 Williams caught after seven yard gam p7A : ...r3if Mt ? K- ' - 4 i kf t T U ' i .- l ' J iz % a I, ,mir y ' ' . -4 7 «ji,j. SIMMERSON 9 -a.j Quakes hustle in practtce Above: Quake blocker gives Van Etten rur Right: Odom vaults over a would-be tockT BASKETBALL THE GOOD FORTUNE THAT GUILFORD COLLEGE ' S BASKETBALL TEAMS HAVE PURSUED FOR SO LONG BUT WHICH HAVE SO OFTEN ELUDED THEIR GRASPS, DID NOT ESCAPE THIS TIME Back in September when the autumn leaves drifted softly to the earth, drifted with them the bright hopes of a success- ful cage season Coach Jerry Steele, young, but wise, hustled his troops through drills before the football team had even played their first game Storting rigid practice so early was tough, seemingly un- bearable for some, for it made the season ' s grind longer. The price of success is high, though, but worth it Through the first twenty games Guilford had carved twelve wins into the record book against eight losses, surpassing its 1962 mark by six wins and moving onto the threshhold of a Carolinas Conference Tournament berth The last time a Quaker team made a tourney-|Ourney was in 1957 Regardless of the final outcome Guilford turned the tide of Its previous hardwood fortunes and many figured heavily into the success story. First row, Cooch Ste Boiley Updegraff, Porker, Halpen 3lock, Gregory, Shirley, Alli Motsinger Second I, Asst,. Cooch Willia 1964 Dan Kuzma, making his final, but unforgettable swing of an illustrious career, was never better He scored He rebounded. He was Guildford Mr Every- thing and his statistic line is not deceiving Kuz, called by Steele the best offensive player for his height (6-2) that he has ever seen, blazed the nets for better than 23 points a game, grabbed more than 1 1 rebounds per tilt, and shot a torrid 60 per cent plus from th e floor through the first 20 gomes The senior co-captain from Motawan, N, J , who can go inside with the big men and get job done, then move outside and do the some, was the Quaker ' s bread and butter man. Dan is deceptively quick, Coach Steele pointed out. He has real good moves underneath, is a hard- worker, and has improved with ever season The great ones and the not so great ones come and go. Kuzma, gone, but never forgotten. It may sound as if Kuzma was the whole show, but others played key roles. Freshman sensation Charlie Black authored a superb beginning to what could well develop into an awesome cage career in Quakerville. The former Greensboro Grimsley star scored 11.1 points a game and pulled down 10.8 rebounds before becoming in- eligible after the 15th game If he becomes dedicated to his school work and improves defensively, said the Quaker Coach, He con develop into a terrific ball player. Bob Cousy deluxe. That ' s the name applied to Loyd Turlington, who moved from forward to guard this season, then back to forward for the finish. Turlington adjusted to the guard spot real well, Steele said, and that ' s a tough assignment. A prolific scorer, the versatile junior did most of his point-making in the frontcourt and engineered Guilford ' s fast break in the backcourt. Best defensive ball player on the club- ' Answer — Elwood Parker, so soys Steele and he knows He ' s exceptionally quick, real steady, and hates defeat worse than anything in the world, the Quaker boss continued Parker, who seldom loses in anything, quarterback- ed the club and in the meantime pumped in points at the rate of 1 1 point plus per game through the first 20. Steele cited Mike Alfred as the best outside shoot- ing forward and a valuable spot man. He has a good attitude to be a senior and not a starter, the Quaker Pilot continued He ' s done a dandy job as a spot man. Chuck Scott, a transfer student who gained eligi- bility second semester, come fast once unharnessed. Quick, with great lumping ability, the ex-Greensboro Page standout is counted on heavily in future Quaker plans. Consistent. Never afraid to put him in, because I know what kind of job he ' ll do. Those were the words Steele used to describe sen- ior Bill Shirley, who also played a vital Spot role. Soft spoken and quiet about his regular school routine, but a big noise make on the court. That ' s Wayne Motsinger, a mutiple-tolented freshman from Kernersville. He ' s real hustler and con play guard or for- ward, Steele remarked. Footballer David Odom, Paul Updegraff, and Gary Halparm provided plenty of depth in the Quaker back- court Steele on Odom A good ball handler with good basketball sense We used him in the ' slow down ' ' Could have been a top notch guard had he devoted four years to the game. Odom, for the past two seasons, joined the team after football season Steele on Updegroff: Real good outside shooter. Steele on Halparin: A freshman with a lot of potential Hordwork, desire, determination, good support from the fans, etc , etc. Result — Success ' And they ' ll remember this one. Allred hiti from the corner Odom lays in two with o stolen ball Slack screens for Shirley MINUTES SECONDS HOME Too close, but I ' m not complaining! Above: The Quakes break for offense on Kuzma ' s rebound. Right: Remember t h e Pfieffer cliff-hanger ' Enough said! Charlie Black decided this one when he sank two free throws with five seconds to go. J.V. BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Martin, D.erker, Conady, Milks, Farri5 Second row: Partm, Conn White, Sams, Holpenn, Roy Willioms, Cooch. J.V. FOOTBALL . ii •A ' i First row, led to t.ylil , ru ... .-iv... ..;. ■■, .- It, Rankin, fV : ' . Loveli Second row, lett to right: Ayddlette, Luncstord. Sossor, Hii Rodgers, Ford, H Joye, McQueen on. Van Ettiin, Dl BASEBALL 1964 Elwood slides in ' 1964 Baseball Te Danny Southerlond left field j ft« Gordon Brown Dallas Nonce center field r rJ ' ' Pitchcri oie first tow, left to right: Ljnville, McAllister, Cullom, Mil Barry Cook, Catcher and John Garner, left field. Parker fires the boll to first baseman Faulk Kneeling Sandy Gann short stop; Horry Sosser, first base. Stand- ing Elwood Parker stcond base, Mickey Faulk, third bose; and Jimmy Fit Ids second t.ose. First row, left to right: Dwighf Buffolo, Lee Simmerson, Tom Mo fin, B.ll Joye, Jim Allen Second row: Ricky Coleman Dov Worner, Joe Jenkins, Jack Brmkley, Chuck Jennings Bob Frei erick Third row: Tim Ray, Lloyd Eosdock, Tommy Lovelle, Roger Pugerson, and John Stewart John Stewart, Coach R K High goah Manager, Bob Bormg and Tom Love 1 1 Straining muscle On your mark, get set , 1963 if 1963 GOLF TEAM jfciirfltMiaaiMiiitff?.:. GOLF TENNIS 1964 Coach Lambeth Right to left: Jim Otwell, Walt Gromado, Dove Parsons, John Ward, end Rudy Gordh SOCCER First row, left to right: Smith, Pr; Schoof, Shants, Sexton Second row, left to right: Horn Ashemore, Brown, Cox, Jorge Yorur, Gnzzard, Mockie, Norfleet, Dovis, Seidler, Stanfield, Davenport. Third row (Standing), left to right: Mgr. Cleckley, Russell, Frysinger, Mossu, Parsons, Averette, Coach Maynord. GUILFORD COLLEGE PLAYED THE ROLE OF LITTLE DAVID AMONG SOCCER GOLIATHS LAST FALL AND THREE OF ITS SHOTS FELLED THE GIANTS The Quakers, competing in varsity play only for the second year, imprcved its mediocre 4-4 record of 1962 to an impressive 6-3 card m 1963 Guilford, under the clever guidance of coach Stewart Maynord, hung defeats on State, 4-1, Wake Forest, 2-0, Appalachian 2-0, and Carolina ' s Frosh, 1 -0 for its giant-killing heroics The 4-1 overtime win over State in the season ' s opener wrote on auspicious beginning for the Qua- kers and for Maynord, who took over the helm for the first time last year While rookies Kirk Russell and Juan Carlos Yor- ur, who hails from Chile, slammed in four goals opiece to spearhead the Quaker offense, |unior goalie Andy Brown quelled numerous enemy scor- ing threats with aggressive defensive maneuvering Maynord, o strict disciplinarian, regards Russell as one of the state ' s top players. Generally, when a club compiles an impressive record, it takes more than two or three to complete the success story Such was the case with Guilford Co-Coptoin John Cox, small but possessing great competitive fire, left fullback Roy Smith, right fullback Dave Seidler, fullback Dave Parsons, right wing Frank Shants, left inside Vinnie Prince, and left wing Ed Ashemore contributed heavily to the Quakers ' success Avub Wotakilo and Washington Rakama, Ken- ya ' s gift to Guilford soccer, and co-scoring cham- pion Yorur were slowed down with in|uries, but this formidable trio is expected to be working in high gear next year So with o host of lettermen returning in ' 63, the Golioths might continue to hove trouble avoid- ing Little David ' s shots. Above: Shants, Cox, and Davenport scrap in scrimmoge. Above: Russell shows a good head Above: Frysinger on defense Above: Schoof passes to Shants. Below: Shants is defenced by two UNC-CH men. CHEERLEADERS The 1964 Guilford College Cheerleadmg Squad under the leadership of Kay Stabler, faithfully fol- lowed the Quakers from autumn until spring urging them on to victory and sticking by them through success and failure Not only ore the girls to be commended for their high spirits and outstanding cheerleading, but also for their fine representation of Guilford College Left to right: Susan Williams, Judy Daniels, Darlene Bngonce, Kay Stobler, Heod Che Punkm Britt, Jeonnine Voss, Mary Davis Riddle W ' . ( p flff i HPp - ■V ' ' ' pi 1 ] mi ' 1 Darlene ond Mascot The Reknowned pyramid Physical stan- cheerleoders. ina and strong lungs mok e good ■ m fi ' 1 1 H k-- PS B Hr Hu ■w 1 t K( l HF 1 ■1 r mm . r f gy 1 w T The Guilford College Bowling League has been recognized as on official orgonization wifhin the college. It offers fun and reloKOtion for all interested students COED BOWLING LEAGUE Newson Williams, v. pres., Lmda Byrd James, pres., and John Outland, sec.-treos. V- MEN ' S INTRAMURALS EXERCISE COMPETITION AND FUN GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM The Girl ' s Basketball team, coached by Gwen Red- deck, were highly successful this year. They won every game, playing against such schools as Woman ' s College and Lenoir Rhyne. The offense was capably handled by Brenda Gough and Martha Chilton, who are freshmen. They were most ably supported by Lydio Hendricks and Jeannine Voss, experienced players from last year The defense goes after the ball. Williams slaps the ball from an Avery College player Walker goes up for rebound. for an easy lay-up. ALL-STAR CHAMPtONS The best of Shore ' s two team defeated the New Dorm All-Stars to wm the championship The team is composed of Carol Lee, Poge March, Ellen Bernstein, Tish Milner, Linda Clopp, and Suson Booth. TRAMURALS The New Doi Bunny Brewer Mary Harvin ship. REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS m team composed of Katie Hudgins, Brenda Gough, Sue Roush, Libby Voss, Jon Lippencoft, Bede Wolker, ind Jane Benbow, won the regulor seoson champion- 1 £ jsiife i- j§ ROSTER OF STUDENTS , Va. Addleton, William Larry, Frazier Apt. 12, Guilford College Albright, Barbara Sue, 625 Pembroke Rd., Greensboro Albright, Linda B J, Rt. 1, Pitlsboro Alexander, Matthew Mann, 1237 U Ridgeway Rd., Charleston, 1 Allen, James Wilmer, m, 210 69th St.. Virginia Beach, Va. Allen, Judith Lane, Rt. 1, Asheboro Alien. Penny Lee, 4621 Shattalon Dr.. Wlnston-Salem Allen, PriscUla Lee, 617 Cofield Dr., HapevUle, Georgia Allen, Wilhara Edward, 2022 Parkview Ave., Ablngton, Pa. Allred, Mary Susan, Box 132, FranklinviUe Allred, Michael Carroway, 2103 S. Main St., Kannapolis Allred. Sylvia Kay, 428 Routh Circle, Greensboro Angel, George Nicky, Rt. 3. Kernersville Angotti, Constance Nora, American Embassy. Kabol, Alghanis Angotti, Nancy Jo, 377 So. Harrison St., East Orange. N.J. Apple, James Woodard, Jr., Rt. 2, Reidsville Ardison, Samuel Woodworth, 58 South Rd., Hampden, Mass. , George Williard. 1225 Westwood, High Point , Frances Louise, 1305 N. Main St., Mount Airy 1 Raymond, m, 15 Llandalf Rd., Havertown, Pe , Marita Lynn, 3205 Madison Ave., Greensboro in, Frank Butner, Jr., Box 305, Belhune, S. C. te, Charles Griffin, 2801 Sudlicht Circle, Wtnston-Salen , Mario, 222 S. W. 11th Ave., Apt. 3, Miami, Florida , Rairaundo Julian, 5406 Foxwood Dr., Greensboro Await, Mary Nelson, 107 Second Ave., Beckley, W, Va. Bagnal, Carolyn NetUes, 921 Avon Rd., Winston-Salem Bailes, James Oscar, Rl. 4, Box 164, Kernersville BaUey. John Crooks, in. Box 57, Davidson BaUey, John Thomas, Jr., 368 Park Blvd., Winston- Sal em Baird, Nancy Jane, 303 Ross St., Asheboro Baldwin, Lois Karen, 19 Trim Rd., Levittown, Penna. Ball, Patricia Gay, 118 S. Cherry St., Winston-Salem Banks. Benjamin Thorpe, 1109 Briarcliff Rd., Greensboro Banner, Stephen Scott, Jr., 256 E. Church St., Mount Airy Barbee, Linda Bruce, 105 Elmwood Terrace, Greensboro Barber, Tollie Chester, Country Club Rd., Mount Airy Barhara, Michael Clay, Rt. 4, Box 259, Reidsville Baugham, Raymond Vance, Jr., 607 Ridge Top Rd., Richmond. Beasley, Nancy Carol, 130 Worth St., Mount Airy Beason, Albert James, Rt. ■ ' 8, Greensboro Beecham, Nina Gertrude, 3911 Vaux St., Phila. 29, Penna. Bell, Mary Lou, RI. 2, Hamptonville Benbow, Jane Terrell, East Bend Benbow, Vernon Gray, 1411 Reynolda Rd., Winston S NWD NMD NMD , Jane Elizabeth, 984 Leslie Court, Elbei 733 Longfellow revard College Char! , N. J. Fl yd L t J 6212 Robb Susan M ry 42 Edg w d Re g Rob t F ank, 1113 C md Al and O m d 34 T N ' WT) NMD K)ks C t 1 H?i Wiln- Brown, Andrew Vaughan, 809 E. High St., Murfrt-csboro Brown, Clifford Gordon, 270 Loch Dr., Wlnston-Salem Brown, Elolse Gloria, Rt. 1, Julian Brown, Frederic Chester, Jr., Rt. 1, Box 236, Siler City Brown, Jerry Mack, 301 Depot St,, Randleman, N, C, Brown, Mariana Virginia, 1423 Falrlee Dr., Fairfax, Va. Drown, Mary Godley, Rt. Ml, Downingtown, Penna. truwn, Sandra Lillian, Burllngtt trown, Susan Lee, 28 Greenbrla trownc, Christopher Wilde irownlee, Doris Ann, 400 1 iruni, Eugene Philip. 2105 i St.. Gri 70 West llthSt., N.Y., intz Ave., Salisbury, N .argo Rd., Wilmington ■ Amanda, 2507 C ' a NMD NWt) garner, BUiy Rex, Rt.  1, Box 402, Millers Creek garner, Bobby Rex, Rt. l. Box 402, Millers Creek IS, John Brevoort, 314 Beacon Blvd. Sea Girt. N. J. is, Roberta Maxlne, 4510-46th St.. N. W., Washington , Mary Haines, 5502 Friendly Rd., Guilford College 1609 Hobbs Rd., C , Vin t Donald, 301 Westriew Rd,, Winston-Salem Cabel, Joyce Marie, 210 Vernon Valley Rd., E Northport, N. Y. Campbell, Alvis Eugene. 2416 Brentwood St., High Point CampbeU, Dallas McQueen, Box 637, Ehzabethtown Canady, Gerald Allen, 330 Lindsey St., Reidsville Cann, Cynthia Gayle, 2828 Lyndhurst Ave., Winston-Salem Canter, William Glen, 2716 Gwaltney Dr., Greensboro Carlson, John Caldwell, 1415 W. Broad St.. Falls Church, Va. Carlton, Boyd Franklin, Jr., 704 North Virginia St., Mayodan Carr. Arminlus Johnson, 400 South Raleigh St., Wallace Carroll, Charlda, 109 Michigan Ave., Melbourne, Florida Carter, George Rosser, Jr., Rt. 4, Box 56, Danville, Va. Carter, Geraldine Martm, Rt. 3, Box 368, Madison Champion, Mary Alice, 30 Mill Hollow Dr., Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chapman, Lucinda Clark, 1113 N. Franklin St., WUmington 6, Chase, Lois E. 43 CI Cheek, Barbara Lou: Chilton, Martha Lou, Chipman, Donald Jar Christian, Ralph Jer Chung, BuChoon, 407-: 7 St., Lyni 1210 Crescent Dr., Mount Airy . 1, Pilot Mountain , 2197 Gaston St., Winston-Salem Rt. 1, Box 165, Mount Airy n-Dong, Sung Buk-Koo, Church, Elizabeth Conard, 224 Pamlic rne, Mary Caroline, 1042 Beh. Ave., Atlantic Beach, na. Linda Josephine, Rt. • 2, SUer City , Peter Hill, 746 Corbin Ave.. New Britian, Conn. laybrook, Betsy Jo, Stoneville :iayton, Edwin Lynn, Rt. 1. Box 847, Greensboro ' , Marsden Asbury, 1470 Oldtown Rd., Winston-Salem , Michael Patrick. 6208 Friendly Rd., Greensboro :iodfeUer, Henry Brown, Jr., 1519 Stadium Dr.. Winston-Salem , John Ingram, Jr., Rt 2, Summerfield Coble, Betty Letha, Rt. 2, Liberty Coggin, Dewey Otis, Jr.. 2370 Lyndhurst Ave., Winston-Salem Cole, Mary Agnes, 732 Oakwood Dr., Statesville Coleman, Ann Elizabeth, 1021 Jefferson Rd., Greensboro Coleman, Richard Lee, 1912 Way Rd., Greensboro Colgan, Joan Pennl, 2304 Cherry Lane, Arden, Wilra. 3, Del Corapton. Gordon Frank, 224 Buchner Ave., Haddonfleld, N. J. Connelly, Mary Margaret, 1109 New Garden Rd., Greensboro Connor, James Harold, Jr., 621 Fairview Rd., Swarthmore, Penna. Connor, Judith Marion, 91 E. Stewart Ave., Lansdowne, Penna. Cook, Barry Lynn, Box 956. Melbourne Beach, Fla. Cook, Roger Dale, Rt. n, Pilot Mtn. Cooke, Carolyn Sue, Box 334, Rt. 2, Rural Hall Coulson, Philip Scott, Cana, Va. Counts, Wendy Louise, 19 W Main St., Fleetwood, Penna. Cowart, William Wayne, 2808 Holmes, Rd., Greensboro Cox, Fred Wilson, Jr., Rt. 1. Pleasant Garden Cox, Jonathan E., 608 Parkway, High Point Cox, Paula Kay, 103 Gorgas Lane, Oak Ridge, Tennessee Coyle, Patricia Anne. 5845 High Point Rd., Greensboro Craige, Harold Newman, 1302 New Garden Rd., Greensboro Craige, Susan Bernheimer, 1302 New Garden Rd.. Greensboro Craven, Linda Jo, 143 B Law Bldg., Asheboro Craven, Thomas Lee. Box 165, SUer City Cross, Richard Spencer, 125 E. Levering MUl Rd., Bala Cynwyd, Pa. Cross, Ward Fletcher, 703 Coverdale Rd., Wilmington 5, Dela. Crotts, Milton Berl. 1314 Salisbury Rd., Winston-Salem Crouse, Clarence Rhudy, Box 431, Dobson Crownfield. Robert D,, 437 Wheeler PI, Somerset, N. J. Crump, Walter Moore. Jr., 2652 Forest Dr.. Winston-Salem Crute, Constance Wise, 1828 Gaston St., Winston-Salem Crule, Thomas David. Jr., 4515 W. Franklin St., Richmond 21, Va. Culpepper, Luther Bertran, HI, 700 W, Colonial Ave., Ellz. City Curran, William Barger, 1117 HUl St., Greensboro Dalrymple, Marianne, 2412 Beacon Lane, Richmond Va. Daniel, Sarolyn Kay, Rt. 1, Box 18, Denton Davenport, .sell I n Can ( Kenneth, , 134, Rt. n. Box 215. New Hope, Penna. , 143 Woodlawn Dr., Statesville , Box 137, Clarksburg, Maryland , Danbury B2, Box 15: Lillian Carol, Rt. '  2, Box 151, PikevUli , Marian Ethel. P.O. Box 632, Elkin , Randa Elizabeth, 213 Mclver St. , Riley Arrlngton, Rt. i , Summei 1 Francisco, Calif. Davlf Davis. Ronall Richart Dawson, Portei Derse, Leslie Jane, 196 Nelson Rd., Scarsdale, r Desmond, John George, 13 Columt DeVault, Joseph Anthony, Rt. «3, Galax, Va. Devin, George Francis. HI, 900 Dover Rd., Greensboro Deyerle, WUliam Albert, 5224 Hawthorne Rd., N. W., Roanoke. Dick, Larry Blaine, 1130 Northwood St , Greensboro Dterker, Richard Walter, 5125 Wickett 1 Dixon, Phillip Newton, 324 Lawrei 1 279, P , 3815 Pleasant Gdn. Rd., Greensboro nee. Rt. S, Box 170, Greensboro las Ave., Riverton, N. J. m St., Greensboro 1. Walnut Cove Eleanor, 720 Maple Ave., Greenevllle, Tenn ancy Jane, 2708 Tillbrook, Greensboro mes Lawrence, Rt.  2, Goodwin Rd.. Durham , George Lloyd, 1020 Washington Ave., So. Boston, V; in, Richard Tyler, Jr,, 725 Crescent Dr., Smithfield on, Maurice Russell, P. O. Box 277, Pendleton, S. C, ROSTER OF STUDENTS Edwards, Charles Christopher, Rt, 9, Box 104, Greensboro Edwards, DoHy Hale. 602 Edgehlll Rd., Wilin. 7., Delaware Edwards, Frank Haden. Jr., Forest Hills, Greenwood, S. C. Edwards, Sandy Joyner, Rt. 3, Windsor, Va. Eisenberg, Barry Alan, 1411 S. Park Dr.. Reidsville Elkins, John Ellis, 814 Arbor Rd., Winston-Salem Ellington, Edgar, Wayne, Rt. 2, Reidsville ElUs. Edward Raven, P. O. Box 111, Leaksville English, Brenda Gayle, 3405 Archdale Rd., High Point Ervin, Charlotte Faye, 1059 North Main St., Mount Airy Eskridge. James Lester, Jr., 2306 Danbury Rd., Greensboro Etchison, Dahlgreen. 364 Upland St., Westbury, N. Y. Evans, Gene Lamar, 2936 Windsor Rd., Winston-Salem Evens, Linda Corenne, 76 E. Main St., Marltom, N. J. Falihee, Joanne Marie, 206 End Ave., Millord, Conn. FaJlenstein, Garnett Thedore, Rt. 4, Box 290, High Point Farabee, Lynda Lee, 1300 W. Washington St., Leaksville Paries, Rachel Frances, 4217 KUdare Dr,, Greenslwro Farlow, Linda Ethel, 321 Hawthorne Dr., Asheboro Farrls, EUis M., 3109 Raymond St., Raleigh Faulk, Milton Mitchel, 115 Pendue £ Feinberg, B. Ji Highland Park, N. J Eduardo Pablo, 501 N.E. 69th St., Miami, Fla. ,. Mario Felipe, Silver Springs, Maryland Farris, Janice Lee, 741 Barnsdale Rd., Winston-Salem Fields, Jimmy, Rt. 4, Box 184, Greensboro Floyd. Roberta Gail, 2820 State St., Durham Flynt, William Burke, 127 W. Green St., Greensboro Foltz. Donald Robert, 400 Jonestown Rd., Winston-Salem Ford, Donald Bruce, 2701 Garner Rd., Raleigh Ford, Phillip Wayne, 2701 Garner Rd,, Raleigh orster. William Allen, 508 Burleigh Ave., Norfolk, Va. Fort, Anita Louise, 2111 Highland St., Charlotte Foster. Robert Bridgers, 104 E. Greenway, Greensboro Fox, Kent Steven. 1656 Reynolda Rd., Winston-Salem Fredrick, Robert Edward, 515 West Center St., Woodbury, French, Ethelyn Tillson, 437 Triton Rd., Ormond Bch, Flo Frysinger, William Taylor, Box 183, Rt. 1, Gien Mills. P Fulton, Thomas AJbee, Jr., 1126 Westridge Rd., Greensbo Fuquay, John Wade, Rt. 1, Summerfield Gabriel, Carolyn WUkinson, 104 Wedgedale Dr., Greensbo Gann, Sandy Ray, Rt. 1, Kernersville Garcia, Jorge, 913 W. Johnson, Raleigh Gardiner, Harry Henriques, 342 New Bold Ave., Mooresto Gardner, Ronald Lewis, Rt. 2, Angler Garner, Cyrus Roby, Jr., 509 E. Salisbury St., Asheboro Garner, Lois Dixon, Goldston Gaul, Phyllis Jean, 216 Fern Ave., CoUingswood, N. J. Gauldin, Robert S Gen 1 Rd., x61, P , Va. , Va. Gibbons, Charles Franklin. P.O. Box 115, Woodleal Gibson, Alice Sandra, 507 Audubon Dr., Greensboro Gillespie, Jeanette A., Rt. 1, Box 208, Wyoming, Del GUlespie, Mary Kathryn Weikel, 203 Tate St., Apt C-6, GreenslJon Gilmore, John Edward, 1506 Mason Farm Rd., Chapel Hill Goebel, Margaret Alice, Rt. 1, Chadds Ford, Penna. Gooden, Carolyn Louise, 406 Circle Ave., Takoma Park 12, Md. , 2264 Baird Blvd. Camden 5, N. J. r.. 113 Walnut Circle, Greensboro Gordh, George Rudolph, 815 Chester Street, Roanoke, Va. Gore, Edward O ' Neil, Rt. 1, Box 218, Shallotte Gorsuch, Tom W., Jr., Craven ' s Ch Rd., SW., Roanoke, Va. Gosweiler, James Oliver, Box 41, Aberdeen, Maryland Gough, Brenda GaU, Rt. 2, East Bend Graham, Dale Elliott. 104 Oak Lane, Cake Ridge, Tenn. Graham, Edward Krider, 201 Westvlew Dr., S.W., Winston-Salem Graham, Scott Preston, 1106 McDowell Drive, Greensboro Graham, Thomas Hudson, 1008 Country Club Dr., Greensboro Grando, Car! John, 113 No Middletown Rd., Nanuet, N. Y. Grandy, Linda Welch, 3851 Mud Lick Rd., S. W., Roanoke. Va. Grant, Lome Dwlght, Jr., 2307 Princess Ann, Greensboro Gray, Edward Franklin, 10017 WoodhtU Rd., Bethesda. Maryland Gray, Stanley David, 606 S. Elm St., Greensboro Green, Margaret Anne, Walnut Cove Greene. Judith Ann, Rt. ( 3, Box 489, Greensboro Greever, Barry G., Ki Thompson St., Madison, W. Va. Gregory, Daniel Bryan, 1707 Chapel St., Winston-Salem Gregory, Victor Paul, 1415 Rankin Rd., Greensboro Grlflln, Roy Lee, Jr., Rt. 4, Box 565 B-1, Greensboro GrUfln, William Kimball, Jr., 3818 Somerset Dr., Durham Griffith, Kenneth Morgan, 3207 Old Dominion Blvd., Alexandria, V Griffith, Linda Lee, P.O. Box 285, East Bend Grizzard, James G,, 4927 Empire Ave., Jacksonville, Florida Grogan, David Lee, 917 Cherry St,, Greensboro Gromada, Walter Allen, Bridgeboro F 2209 I 1 Rd., Clayton Ave,, Lewes, Delaware ;otn Park, N. J. ( 201 Snow Camp Gwln, Peter Moore, 408 Highland Terrace, Pitman, N. J. Gwinn, George Hill, Box 178, Alderson, W. Va. Hagy, Barbara MacGibbs, 209 Green St., Alex., Va. Halperin, Gary Sheldon, 65 Holly Lane Roslyn Hts.. L,I., N.Y. )n, Karen An ' k Brenda Ga . .6400 Orchid Dr., Bethesda, Marylai Hardin, Bettle Jo, 339 W. Kivett, Asheboro Harding, Katherlne Jane, Rt. 2, Mocksville Harman, Mary Elizabeth. Rt. 6, Box 218, Mount Airy Harper, Carol Williams, 100 Rose Hill Rd., Richmond, Va. Harries, Ann-Louise, 2127 Hlrarod St., Brooklyn 37. N.Y. Harris, Anne Randolph, East Avenue, Shiloh, N. J. Harris, Carl Warmack, P.O. Box 428, Seaboard Harris, James Linwood, 1012 WUlow St., Mount Airy Harris, Leah Male, Archdale Br., High Point Harris, Mclver Allen, 2316 Warwick Rd., Winston-Salem Harrison, Harold Gray, 715 E. Guilford St., ThomasvUle Harrison, Michael Jeflery, 1212 Onslow Dr., Greensboro Harrison, Norman Edgar, One Seventh St., Riverton, N. J. Harroff, Robert Patrick, 16l9 Ansley Lane, N.E., Apt 7, A Harvin, Mary Katheryn, P.C Heath, Charles Braxton, 911 East High St.. M Hedgecock, Jimmie Frank, 3807 Tanyard Rd. Hege, Jerry D., Rt. «3, Box 53, Lexington Heist, Stanley Harrar, 542 Sussex Rd., Wynni Helm. Linda Anne, 3619 Hobb Rd., Greensbor HelmsteUer, Michael David, 116 Greenview 1 Hendricks, Lydia Ann, Route 3, High Point Highfitl. David Patrick, 1908 Allyson Ave., Greensboro Hill, Harry James, Jr., 3210 W. Market St., Greensboro Hill, Judith Ann, Rt.  9, Winston-Salem Hilty, Mary Esther, 1509 Nathan Hunt Rd., Greensboro Hines, James Clifton, P.O. Box 354, Bolton Hines, Walter Andrew, ID, 1215 Briarclilt Rd., Greensboro NMD NMD Hoi 1932 I Barbara Turner, 625 Scott Ave., G Andrew Anthony, 201 Stanton Dr., 7 Michael, Hodgi . Hodgin, Mark Duane, Rt. «1, Pleasant Garden Holland, Gary Dean, Rt. ' 4, Reidsville HoUisler, Robert Michael, 10110 Parkwc Holt, Michael LaMotte, Box 1151, Rocky Holt, Sylvia Elaine. Rt. 1, Liberty Holton, John Hoover, Sara CamiUa, 1022 E. Sprague St., Wmston-Salem Home, Richard Dowdle, 708 Fairhope Ave., Fairhope, Alabama Horner, Bonnie Alice, 2809 Fairfield Ave., Greensboro Howell, Patricia Inez, 2007 N. William, Goldsboro Hubbard, Alan Merritt, 20 Merrit R.I. F ' Dale, Farmingdale. N.I Huckabee, James Gaston, 2800 Chelsea Cr., Durham Hudgms, Katharine Peck, 37 Riverside Dr., GreenviUe. S. C, Huffman, Mary Scott, 914 S, 19th St., Richmond, Indiana Hunter, Mrs. Beverly H., Frazier Apts. fl21, Guilford College Hunter, Elizabeth Ann, 1946 E. Tremont Ave., Bronx 62, N.Y. Huntington, Wm. Roger, 502 Gen. Armstrong Rd., King of Pruss Hurst, Albert Lynwood, HI, 1125 Madison Ave., Wins ton -Sal em Hutchins, Rodney James, 3033 Sourwood Rd., Greensboro Hutchinson, Mary Elayne. Rt. «2, N. Wilkesboro Hylton, Kenneth Lee, Rl. W2, Box 137, Leaksville Hypes, David Luther, 1008 Fairmont St., Greensboro ft, Barbara Gale, 61 Euclid Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. :mholf, Elizabeth Ruth, 61 Euclid Ave., Haddonfield. N. J. I, Jeffrey Craig, 2000 Dalton Rd., Greensboro - - -- — Mount Airy Lane, Kennett Square, Penn Jackson, Robert Jenkins, 177 Lake Dr., Mountain Lakes, N. J. James, Linda Byrd, 511 5th St., Mebane Jamieson, Ronald Sinclair, Box 423. Blairslown. N. ,J. Jefferson. Robert Lincoln, Rt. 3, Westfield Jeffreys, Ida Gail, 2404 Pisgah Rd., Greensboro Jenkins, Arthur C, IH, P.O. Box 1003, Fayetteville Jenkins, R;Uph Mathers, 702 Hillcrest Dr., High Point Jemimys, Alexander Harrison. 724 Elk Spur St,, Elkin Jennings, Nicholas Charles, 804 Woodland Ave.. Chapel Hill Johnson, Carolyn Clifton, Box 8473, Aberdeen , 244 W. Lebanon St., Mount Airy Johni ion, Robert David, 65 I ion. Wayne Franklin, R , Box 234, Va. I. -17, Bux 224-B, Greensboi Jones. Mary Charlene, 3704 Sunnvirest Ave Jones, William Francis, 1213 Huntsdale Rd., ReidsviU Joyce. Richard Harvey, Danbury Joyce, William Robert, Box 94, Stoneviile Joye, Harry Joe, 407 Avery St., Garner Joye, William Furman, 407 Avery St., Garner Joyner, Sarah Ann, Woodland Judd, Nancy Lee, 211 Ml. View Ave., Asheboro Justice, Judith Dlanne, 508 Hedrick Ave., High Point Kazazes, Barbara Anne, 2901 Northamptoi Keens, Diane Kathleen. 2402 Richardson Dr., Reidsville Keesee. Margaret Pollard, 1009 Forest HUl Dr., Greensb Keiger, Ronald Darr, 431 Lynn Ave., Winston-Salem Keller, WiUiam Robert, 2201 Briarwood Dr., Greensboro Kellis, Edwin George, Jr., 2406 N. 53rd St., Fort Smith, ; Kellom, David Edward, 419 Mt. Vernon Ave., Haddonfield, Kelsey, Rayner WUfred, 94 Rosedale Rd., Yonkers. N. Y, Kemp, William Earl, 409 Victoria, Greensboro Kemp, William Loring, 210 Highland Rd.. Southern Pines Kendnck, Dorothy Shields, Box 34. Sc Kerneklian, Mary Ann, 5704 Bromley Kidd, Ida Carolyn, Rt. 2, Bennett Klefter, Joan Stephens, 56 Douglas Road, Rockoway, N. J, Klme, Henry Patterson, Box 416, Liberty King, Ann Redding, 104 N. MarshaU St., Graham King, Herbert Allen. 8593 Forest HiUs Sta., Durham King, Hugh Richard. Laurel Lane, Woodstown, N. J. Kmg, Marion Joyce, 716 Lipscomb Rd., Greensboro King, Michael Lowndes, 701 Sunset Dr., Greensboro Kirby, Bonnie Anne, 1209 Sewickley Dr., Charlotte Kirkman, Larry Edgar, 206 East Newlyn St., Greensboro Kirkman, Nancy Carolyn Rl. «5, Box 397, High Point Kiser, Brenda Frances, Rt. «2, King Kimgler, David Lee, 202 Woolwich Ct., Spring Lake, Bait Knight, Paul GUmer, Rt. i 2. Box 400, Stokesdale Koch, Kenneth Alan, 2228 Elm Ridge Dr., Northbrook, lU. Kolb, Charles Frederick, Rt. Ml, Garner Koschke. Lee Freia, 201 Bridge St., Rancocas, N. J. Krakow, Howard Barry, 6809 Farragut St., HyattsviUe. N Kroil, Astnd, 455 Park Ave., Worcester, Mass. Kuzma, Dan Franklin, Woodbrook Dr., Matawan, N. J. Lackey, Harold Vance, 410 Hillside Dr., Greensboro Lail, Harold Wayne, 14-14th St., S. W., Hickory Lamb, Walter Merritt, 519 N. Mendenhall St, Lane, Jack Randolph, Rt. «2, (Box 102, Offic Lapham, Taylor Ward. 20 Leiti Lashley. Ronald Julian, 2330 Cornwallis Dr., 201 Jones Ave., Ehz hard Byron, 3011 E, Besse r Apt. 26, Guilford College NMD NMD NWD NMD NMD NMD NMD NMD NMD NMD NWD NMD ROSTER OF STUDENTS Lee. Carol Kay, I . Edward Fox. Jr., Box 37, White Pi , G, Carolyn, Rt, l, Dodson ladge. m, 413 Rocky Rd., 1 Vanaman, 1007 S Leiva, Fernando ! Lenhart, Richard Lessner, Gary Steven, 370 Dav Levy, Rosalyn Ann, 310 B. Easi La Vereda, La Habra, California i S. CorneU, Chicago 49, Illinois 222 S. Union St., Spencerport, N. Y. Lind, John Elmer, 2021 St. Andrews Rd., Greensboro Lindenberger, W. Stewart, 29 Major Andre Dr., Stony Point, N. Y. Lindsay, John Molt, Box 105, Rt. 1, Springfield, Va. Lineberger, Carolyn Ann, 120 E. Chestnut St., Lincolnton Lineberry, Tommy Ann, Frazier Apts., nl6, Greensboro Lineberry, Waiter Percy, Jr., 123 West Green Court, Greensboro Lineberry, William E aniel, Frazier Apts, 16, Greensboro Lmville, Walter S., Jr., Box 536, Oak Ridge Lippincott, Jan Kathryn, 9 S, Osborne Ave., Margate, N. J. Lippincott, Richard Washington. 901 Thomas Ave., Riverton, N. J. Little, James Cnsler, 1022 Blair St., ThomasvOle Livengood, Thomas Eugene, Rt. ti9, Box •120a. Winsion-Salem Lomax, Charles Weston, 5317 Friendly Rd., Greensboro Long, Arthur CarroU, 132 Bnercliff Lane, Bel Air, Md. Loomis, Richard Curtis, 136 Alexander Ave., Up. Montclair, N. J. Love, Grady Edward, Rt. !, Whitsett Lovell, Thomas Edward, 1118 Murray Ave., S.E., Roanoke, Va. Lovett, Herbert Edward, Jr., Box 66, Liberty Low, Jennifer Clark, Ecten Hill Rd., Newton, Connecticut Lowry, Charles Franklin, 213 Korner St,. Mount Airy Lucas. Stephan Randall, 118 Marcy Ave.. Norfolk. Va. Lunceford, David Lee, Rt. 1, Box 57, Rockingham Lynch. Robert Stephen, Rt. 1, Box 206. Amelia, Va. McAllister, Heather Lee, 7 Leemond St., Wilbraham, Mass. McCall, Elaine HUl, 421 Decatur St., Madison McCarthy, William Joseph, 414 Maple Rd., Heilertown. Penna McCauley, John Thomas, 34 Harmon Ave., Pelham, N. Y. McCorkle, James Edward, 1604 E. 19lh St., Winston-Salem McCormack, Robert Clark. 3167 N.E. 31 Ave., Pompano Beach, F McCormicfc, Thomas, 113 Penny Rd., High Point McCoy, Robert Alexander, Jr., 2717 Robinhood Dr., Greensboro McCurry, Margaret Anne, 108 W. Greenway South, Greensboro McCurry, William Thomas, 108 W. Greenway South, Greensboro McDonald, James Henry, Jr., 2293 Overton Rd., Augusta, Ga. McEIvy, Gloria Annette, Rl. 3, Box 60a. Guilford College , Greensborc 1 Mill I . Mom McKeithan, Alma Worrell, 109 Walnut Circle, Greensboro McKnight, Edwin Pettit, 1210 Greenspring Rd., New Bern McLean, Charles Henry, 65 Osborn, Manasquan, N. J. McLean, Guy Irvln, m. 3306 Kenmore St., Greensboro McNeill, George Vernon, Jr., 3701 Kirby Dr., Greensboro McPherson, Bernardine Woodland, 109 Hall St,. High Point McQueen, Danny, Box 1133, Jacksonville McVey, Nancy Sheman, Rt. 1, Snow Camp McVickar, John Carle, Castle Rock, Newtown Square, Penr Mabe, Alan Ray, Box 281, Pilot Mtn. Mabe, Oakley Allen, Rt. 2, Westlield Maclde, George Carlyle, 528 N. Main St., Wake Forest Mackie, Mary Melissa, P.O. Box 8083, Guilford College Mackie, Robert Thad, 131 Archer Rd.. Newport News, Va. Macon, Clarajo. 623 Shamrock Rd., Asheboro Mahone, Charles Larry, 2310 Ivy Ave,, Winston-Salem Mallard. Palsy Keith, 227 N. College St., Wallace Maloney, Suellen. 137 S. Logan Ave., Audulxjn, N. J, Manning, Robert Bruce, 1535 De nton Hollow Rd., West Che Manuel, Melvin Ernest, 3602 Madison Ave., Greenslxiro March, Elizabeth Paige, Rt. «2, Holland. Va. March, Norman Keene, Rt. n2, Holland, Va. Marion, Brenda Joyce, Rt. 7, Box 244, Mount Airy Marion, Carolyn O ' Dene, 401 Evergreen Ave., High Point Marion, James Samuel. Box 56, Route 1, Ararat Marks, Stuart Dennis, 566 East Chester St., Long Beach, N Marley. Judith Elizabeth, Rt. HI, Pleasant Garden Marsh, Robert Eugene, 38l3 David St.. High Point Marshall, Thomas Howard, Rt. «8, Mount Airy Martin, Robert Thomas, 405 Aberdeen Ter.. Greensboro Martin, Thomas Lynn, 2416 N. 21st St.. Ft. Pierce, Florid: Masburch, Melvin Donald, Jr.. 324 Tate St., Greensboro Massu, Patricio Antonia, La Gloria 16, Santiago, Chile Meyrowitz, Elliott Lee, Michael, Jack Dalton, . Mlchalove, Paula Joyci Middleton. Jim Allan, . cm, Rohert H , Martha Mo: Mlze, Karen Irene. 106 Val Mockford, Martin David, 42 I Harvey Gregory, 141-1771 Road, Flushing, N, Y. Rd., Chapel Hll ' upolltan Ave,. 1 Otis Ave., Goldsborc Montgomery, Conrad James, Rt. 2, Box 225. Ml. Airy Montgomery. Howard Wade, 1900 Truman Rd.. Charlotte Moody, J. Stephen, Box 602, Rt. 7, Charlotte Moore, Ann Marie, Box 340, Rt, 2, Rural Hall 5154 Murrayhlll Rd.. Charlotte NWD NMD NMD NMD rgaret Gail, 222 East Parkway, High Point 1. Sheldon J., Frazier Apts. 33, Guilford CoUege I. Rebecca Hountree, Frazier Apts. 33, Guilford C Stapl. , 433 Spri i E. Maynard Ave., Durham n-Salem Myers, James Robert, Rt. 3, Lexington Neal. William S., 105 Churchwardens Rd., Baltimore. Md. Neave, Ethel Pearl, Rt. 9, Box 159, Greensboro Nelson, Henry Clay, Box 438, Victoria, Va. Nelson, Lisa, 4 Hideaway Lane, Norwalk, Conn. Newlin, Kimrey Dayton, Rt. 2, Liberty Niblock, Herman Gordon, Jr., Box 98l. Winston-Salem Nimmo. Melrose Alpha. 1007 Gorrell St.. Greensboro Norfleet, Robert, 1905 Huntington Rd., Greensboro Norman, George Dillard, Rt. 13, Axton, Va. Norroile, Hubert C, 101 Tampa Ave., Indlalantic, Florida Norwood, Charles Ronald, 1920 Oakland Dr., Winston-Salem Norwood, Donald Eugene, 1920 Oakland Dr.. Winston-Salem O ' Bryan. Kenneth Michael. Box 77, Stoneville Odom. George David, 1503 E. Holly St., Goldstoro Orrell, Patricia Love. 2122 Elgin Rd., Winston-Salem Osborne, Robert Lynn. 605 Ferry Rd., DanvUle, Va O ' Steen, David Nichols, 1007 N. Elam Ave., Greensboro Ostroff, Joel Harris. 1815 Gleniper St.. Phila. 41, Penna. Otwell, Jimmy Woodard, P.O. Box 7, Granite Quarry Outland, John Griffin, Jr., Woodland Owensby, John Franklin, 115 N, Belvedere, Gastonia Palmer, Joan Elizabeth, Lexox Rd,. West Stockbridge, Mass. Parker. Elwood Gilliam, P.O. Box 209, George Parsons, David Henry. HI. Partin. 527 N. Main 1502 r , Wake Hunt Rd., Greensbor 610 Church Street. ScoUand : Pate. Jarvis Harold, 1607 Palm St.. Goldsboro Payne. Ramona Catherine. Rt- «2. Madison Payne. Rebecca Anne. Westfield Peach, Otis Lamar, Jr., 1302 Park Lane, Gastonia Pearce, Bette Roe, 711 Dover Rd., Greensboro Pearce, Martha Lee, 503 Baker Rd., High Point Pearman. John Willie. Rt, 4, Reidsville Pearson. Gail Wesley. 2037 Radclifle Ave., Charlotte Pelt, Walter Richard. Rt. 4, Box 53. Goldsboro Penley, Jacob Allen, Rt. m4, Siler City Perry, Dorothy Geer, 19 Forsyth St., Thoraasville Perry, James Ross, 1409 A. Whilder PL, Greensboro Peters, William Ritchie, 1804 Forest Rd., Durham Petree, John Harold, 3438 Kernersville Rd., Winston-Salem Petty, Vernon Eugene. Jr.. 2651 Forest Dr., Wmston-Salem Phans, Morgia Ann, Rt. 3, Box 520, GuiUord College Phelps, Walter Owen, Rl. 1, Fuquay Springs Phillips, Cecil Owen, Rt. 3, Stuart, Va. Phillips. Gloria Joyce, 310 O ' Ferrell St., Greensboro Phillips, James Stephen, Cedar Falls Phillips. Jane Armstrong, Rt. 1. Box 371a. Jamestown Phillips, Roland Aubrey, Jr,, 704 Elwell Ave., Greensboro Pierson, Cloyd Dilworth, Old Wilmington Rd., Hoghessin, Di Pike, Blake Keith, Route 1 2, Liberty Pine. Judy Gay. 104 Academy St.. Berryville, Va. Pippin. Joe Alexander, 2307 Larkspur Dr,. Greensboro Pleasants. George David, Rt. 4, Siler City Pleasants, George William. Rl. 4. Box 325, Raleigh Pless, June Gayle, 207 Liberty Rd., High Point Podolski, John Walter, Box 762, Manteo Poole, Kenneth Alexander, Rt. 2, Asheboro Price, Ronald Martin. 103 Cardwell St.. Madison NMD NMD NMD lighl Purgason, William Roger, 2326 Fortune Lane. Greensboro Quattromanl. William Harry, 2314 Kingsland Ave., New York. N. RaaLi, Frederick Michael. Rl. 1, Garner RagsdaJe, Mary Perry, Magnolia Farm, Jamestown Raiford, Daniel Morgan, 135 Little John Trail, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Raines, Etorothy Louise, Box 409, Landis Rakama, Washington Walusala, Box 140, Kakamega, Kenya Rankin, George Richard. 662 Dartmouth Dr., Gastonia Rankin. Jane Claire, 638 Colnnial Dr., High Point Rankin. John Robert, 4001 Abingdon Rd.. Charlotte 7 Rav, Naumi Shurrelle. 531 E. Harden St., Graham Ray. Tim Maynard, 623 S. Main St., Wake Forest Rayburn, J.inies Tucker, 153 Middleton Dr., Charlotte Redding, .I.-dnKllen. Plaza Towers, 3450 Toledo Ter., HyattsvUle. 31, Guilford College m Ave., Fanwo ' 1 af Itown Ave., New York, : Rogers, Jasper Latney, 624 N. Main St.. Wake Forest Rooke, Norma Anne, 4205 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. Rose, Robert John, 19 Seven Oaks Circle, Madison, N. J. Rose, Sam D., HI, 600 Archer Rd., Winston-Salem Ross, Douglas Walnwrlght. Rt. 14, Reidsville Roth, Barry Alan, 71-48 Harrow St., Forest Hills. N. Y. Rothrock, Jerry Wayne, Rt. 1, Walnut Cove Roush, Susan Ann, 631 Devon Ave., Moorestown, N. J, Rowe, Horace David, IG Sessoms St., Red Springs Royslon, Dawn Snow, Box 369, Hamlet Rubin, Burton Jay, 228 Montague PI.. S. Orange, N. J. Rubin, Joseph Harvey, 3928 Madison Ave., Greensboro Rubin. Robert A., 171 Brighton Blvd., Island Park, L.I., I NlAD NWD NWT NMD NMD NWD ilieth Tlnsley, Box 8463. Guilford College Russell, Myr: ttown, Penna. i Fairway Ave., Thomasvllle ROSTER OF STUDENTS Russell, William CuHen, 205 20th St., Virginia Beach, Va. Rynex, Edward Lloyd, Ml. Laurel-Evesboro Hd., Mount L Sams, John Gilbert, 10013 Clue Dr., Bethesda 34, Md. Samuel, John Alfred, 2236 Queen St.. Winston-Salem Samuels, Michael Edwin, 208 Overman Ave., Salisbury Sanders, Elizabeth Angelica, Box 516, Aguadilla, Puerto I Saplrsteln, Mark Michael, 89-19 171 St., Jamaica 37, N. 1 Sasser, James Harrison, Rt. 2, Box 167, Pikeville Saunders, Richard Wayne, 813 Rucker St., Greensboro Schaefer, Joan Susan, 3609 Dogwood Dr.. Greensboro Schloesser. Karen Dudley, 314 Park Ave.. Swarthmore, P. Schlosser, James BeaJe, 516 W. Cornwailis Dr., Greensbc Schoof, Herbert Charles, Jr., 2720 Picardy PL, Charlotte Schoolfield, Linda Gail, 1806 Efland Dr., Greensboro Schremp, Lorraine Joan, Box 125, Rt. «1, Brookeville, Mc Schumann, Douglas Voorhees, 21 Badeau Ave., Summit, N. Schumann, Frederic W., Jr., 21 Badeau Ave., Summit, N, Schwartz, Gary Bruce, Rt. 1, «370, Greensl-uru Scott, George Patterson, Rt. 2, B.i ?fi, Rf ' ■!:,■- -hnn-j Scott, Kenneth Jerome, Frazier A|ii -■ ' ■,■•■ .||.|.,. Scott, Marion Charles, 1310 Andu i . , Scott, Martha Guinevere, 5319 Wjk. : !■ i.n Scott, Paul Edmond, U.S. 1, Rio Vim i. i pr ,, .,. i i , ,, i,, fI Scott, Samuel Russell, Pilot Mountain Scott, Virginia Anne, Rt. 1, Pilot Mountain Seabrook, WUliam Ruhr, 205 W. El Sears, Anna Kay, 2311 Lawndale D Seidler, David Wm., 8020 Cobden Rd , Phila. Sexton, H. Wesley, Jr., 809 Hoov Shamel, Gene Travis, 360 Westview Dr., Winston-S; Shants, Frank Bowen, 28 Briar Rd., Wayne, Penna. NMD C NMD is, Robert Virgil Shaw, Gary Bryan, 403 Rhem St., Kinston Sheek, George William, 217 Lindbergh St., Winston-Salem Sheets, Charles Thomas, 245 Petree Rd., Winslon-Salem Sheppard, Linda Mae, Rt. 2, Mount Airy Sherman, Gail, Canoetree Way, R.F.D., Masshfield, Mass. Sherrlll, Elizabeth Louise, 3202 W. Market St., Greensboro Sherrlll, Joseph Harlan, Jr., 101 Avalon Rd., Wmston-Salem Shiozumi, Hideo, 446 I-Chome, Soshigaya, Setagaya-ku. Tokyo, Japan Shirley, William Hubert. 1004 E. Elm St., Goldsboro Shoal, Molly Hine, 4416 Cedar Springs Rd., Columbia, S. C. Shoftner, JimmyWayne, Frazier Apts. ffI9, Guilford College Shore, Avery Michael, Box 248, Pilot Mountain Siegel, Henry, 520 E. 21st St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Sills, Wallace Lee, Rt. 5, Dunn Simerson, Harry Lee, Rt. 1, Linwood Simmonds, William Andrew, St. Andrews School, St. Andrews, Tenn. Simmons, Jerry Allen, Rt. 3, Mount Airy Simmons, Joan Franklin, 1000 Westwood Dr., High Point Simmons, Larry Wayne, 518 Vandalia Rd., Greensboro Simmons, Patsy Eugenia. 3220 Luther St., Winston -Salem Simon, Bernard I., 600 Linden Blvd., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. Simpson, Jane Walker, 205 Grandin Rd., Charlotte Sink, Johnny George, 3706 Thomasvllle, Winston-Salem Skipper, Bryant Russell, 4313 Tise Ave., Winston-Salem Smith, Clarance Douglas, Frazier Apt. 5, Guilford College Smith, David Allen, Rt. fI2, Box 138, Denton Smith, Donald Milton, 42 Village Rd,, Sea Girt, N. J. Smith, Gloria Jea - - - -- - Smith, John Lee, Smith, Raymond Franklin, 230 E. Center St., Lexington NMD Smith, Sylvester Owen, 411 Forest Lake Rd., Fayetteville NMD Smith, Thomas Clifton, Jr., 1730 Vaughan St., S. Boston, Va. NMD Snell, William Monsees, G. Davie Circle, Chapel Hill NMD Southerland, Det Black, III, 2196 Gaston St., Winston-Salem C Southerland, Marvin Danny, 300 S. Oleander, Goldsboro E Spann, Martha MUwee, Woodruff Rd., Rt. 6, Greenville, S. C. F arfeld, Carl Hans, Rt. 2, Box 268, Hendersonville NMD Sparger, Janis Ann, 151 Orchard St., Mount Airy S Sparks, Ray Burnette, 2723 Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem D Sparks, Sidney Ray, Rt. H2, Reidsville D Spencer, Lorraine Barney, 104 Eatchelor Dr., Greenstx ro D Sperry, Patricia Ann, 301 Woodlawn, Greensboro N WD si)rings, William Gentry, Frazier Apt.  15, Guilford College D Crinkle, Charlotte Elaine, 237 Grandview Dr., Winston-Salem NWD Stabler, Kay Cowie, 5519 Grosvenor Lane, Bethesda 14, Md. MH Stack, Harriet Boswell, 514 Maple St., Leaksville S Staley, Charles Roger, 303 Pershing St., Asheboro D Stanfield, David Ernest, 46 S. 19th, Richmond. Ind. NMD Stanton, Edwin Manning, Jr., Box 297, York, S. C. D Steele, Nancy Elizaljeth, Rt, 2, Kennett Square. Penna. NWD Stein, William Parnass, 3164 Stamford St., Phila. 36, Penna. NMD Stephens, James Kenneth, 1018 Wellington, High Point NMD Stephens, PhyUis Ann, Rt. 2, Liberty F Stephenson, Ralph Andrews, Jr., Frazier Apt. 17, Guilford College D Sterling, Carlton Ray, 3902 Canterbury Rd., Baltimore, Md. NMD Sternbergh, William Wheeler, 1217 Belgrave PI., Charlotte C Stewart, John Joseph, 421 Moorman Ave., Colonial Heights, Va. NMD Stone, Sabra Lynn, Box 8271, Guilford College, Greensboro NWD Stout, Clayton Wayne, Rt. 4, Box 207, Slier City D Stout, Rebecca Anne, Rt. 1, Box 330, Asheboro MH Strait, Ann Marie, 3810 N. 4th St., Arlington, Va. MH Stratton, Robert William, 742 Morgan Ave., Drexel Hill, Peruia. C Strickland, Evan Eugene, 106 Carlisle Ave., Randleman D Sugermeyer, Neil Storck, 25 Carver Ter., Yonkers, N. Y. NMD Sullivan, James Bennett, 3922 Starraount Dr., Greensboro D Swalm, Glenn Eugene, Jr., Apt. fll4, Frazier Apts., Guil. Col, D Swalm, Lynn Weavil, Frazier Apts. 14, Guilford College D Swaine, Dianne Louise, 76 Emerson Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. NWD Szittya, Rachel Gisella, 9 Beechwood Rd., Asheville MH Talbert. Sam Charles, Jr., Lindley Rd., Guilford College D Talvlk, Miina, 106 Hilary St., Itandleman NWD Taylor, Betty Lou, 5215 Winston Rd., Greensboro D Taylor, Beverly Douglas, Jr., 104 El Dorado Dr., Richmond 29, Va. NMD Taylor, Douglas Ray. Rt. Hi, Box 81, Reidsville C Taylor, Huldah Elizabeth, CallowhiU Rd.. Chalfont, Penna, S Taylor. Paul Alan, 8216 Aspen Way, Elkins Park 17, Penna- Tai ' yarah, Ahmed B., Tartous, Syria Tcherkezian, Eric, 217 Brandon Court, Danville, Va. Teague, Stephen Michael, Rt. 5, Winston-Salem Teese, Karen Selby, Mt. Bethel Rd., Plainfield, N. J. Thompson, James William, Rt. n, B-139. Randleman Thompson, Ruby Lee, 3504 Starmount Dr., Greensboro Thorsell, Ernest Kevin, 36 Pembroke Rd., Weston, Mass. TruHl ;. , . I.,; .i. -tl Dr., West Chester. Penna. TrObMi.Ji, t i.i.M, L._r.:,, ;•_... l._ i. li mseur TroUinyL-r, James Thomas, 136 Ridgecrest Rd., Ashelx ro Troxler, George Wesley, 2514 Liberty Rd., Greensboro Turlington, Lloyd Howard, Rt. nS, Goldsboro Turner, Fred Gray, 428 Hermitage Ct., Charlotte Tuttle, June Carolyn, Rt.  I. Germanton UUman. Eric, 1 Amherst Rd.. Great Neck, N. Y. Underwood, Randal Daune, 1216 Ruayne Rd.. Greenslxjro Upchurch, James Edwin, Box 8092, GuiUord College Updegrall, Paul Thomas, 917 Powell Dr.. Garner Valentine, Jeffrey John, 271 Fourth Avenue, Stratford. Conn. Vance, Gary Newell, Box 8063, Guilford College Vance, James Lee, Box 128, Belew Creek VanEtten. John Frederick, 338 Orient Way, Rutherford, N. J. Van Gelder, Margaret Johanna, 416 Hilltop Rd., Bristol, Tenn. NWD NMD NMD NMD NMD Vicinanza. Annette Peyton Bonnell, 1013 Spring Gai ' den, G ' t Vincent, Margaret Anne, 2502 W, Market St., Greensboro Vinoski, Charles S., 1920 Vanstory St., Greensboro Volpitta, Richard Nicholas, 61 Hickory Ave., Bergenfield, N Voss, Ellen Elizabeth, Rt. «2, Laurinburg Voss, Phyllis Jeannine. Rt, 2, Laurinburg Vuncannon, Wanda Leigh, 1014 Brookdale Dr., Asheboro Waddington, Preston Lee. Lighthouse Rd., Rt. 3, Salem, N, Wagoner. Clarence Staples, Jr.. Walkerlown Wagner, James Buchanan, Linson Rd.. Owings Mills, Md. Walker, Ann Bryant, 3812 Manor Dr.. Greensboro Walker, Donald Kenneth. Rt. -id. Box 129, Greensboro Walker, Robert Harris, 304 Palmetto Rd., Wilmington Walker, Ronald Darwin, Rt. 9. Box 129, Greensboro Wall, Samuel Andrew, 239 West Lebanon St., Mount Airy Walrasley. James Edmund, 145 W, Evergreen St., West Gro ' Walton. Frank Leigh. Frazier Apt. 1, Guilford College Walton, Larry Dupree, Pleasant Garden Warn [ Falls. Kenya, Watts, Henry Michael. 1310 Glade St., Winston-Salem Watts, Jerome Hamilton, 109 LaPalx Lane, Baltimore, Md. Weavil, Billy Ray, 31 Park Blvd., Winston-Salem Webb. Faith Elizabrth, Rt. U, Summerfield Weisner, Robert Lee, 46 Park Blvd.. Winston-Salem Welborn, Wni. Wayne, 1243 Butler St.. Winston-Salem Wesley, Beverly Dale, 734 Camino Amigo. Danville. CalUornia While. Charles Frederic. 310 Country Club Dr.. Rock Hill. S. C White, Donald Byron, 2734 Rockwood Rd., Greensboro White, George Newton, Jr.. 841 Knollwood St.. Winslon-Salem White, Glen Edwin, Belvidere White. Gussie Beatrice, 226 Park View Dr., Brevard . Mary Mooney, 810 E, Kearns Ave., High Point Whittington, Juan Wells, Rt, ' Wiggins. Craig Richard. Box Wilder, Judith Jones, Apt. 20, Fr; N. Y. ., Guilford College luilford College Wilder, William Glessner, 20 Frazii Wilkerson. Frank Chorn, 300 Hyslip Ave., Westfield, N, J Wilkes, James McRay, Rt. 2, Walnut Cove Williams, Herbert Eugene, 3553 S. Main St., Winston-Salme Williams, James Bentun. 218 Spring St.. Fuquay Springs Williams, Susan Rose, 110 Law Rd,, Fayetteville Williams. Timothy Michael. 110 S. Quail Dr , Greensboro Williamson, Julia Ann, 2251 N. Vermont St., Arlington, Va. WiUits, Anna Gibson, 525 Woodland Ave,. Westfield, N. J. Wilson. James Allan, Jr., 216 S, Park Dr., Greensboro Wilson, Kenneth Alden, 933 Long Dr., Winston-Salem Wilson, Roger Michael, Rt. 4, Box 315, Reidsville Wilson, Shirley Ann, 412 W, Cardinal St., Siler City Wilson, Thomas MacArthur, 911 Highland Ave., Greensboro Wilson, Virginia Lou, Rt. 2, Madison Wolfe, Carl Bagley, Jr., 220 E. Avondale, Greensboro Womble, William Hugh. HI. 1206 Weslridge Rd., Greensboro a Hope, Rt. 2, Snow Camp Woolen, Phillip V Wooters, David B Worth, Dorothy J . 834 Carol , 1006 Pamlii inion Mill Rd., Mooi Rt. H4, Box 224, Sili 1, 612 Parkview St., , Holland. Winston-S; i Wilbur, , Pilot Mountain Wright, Eva Sue, Rt. Wynne, George Tyler, 3042 Churchill Rd., Raleigh Wyrick, Louis E.. 2015 St. Andrews Rd., Greensboro Yarur, Jorge Alberto. Apoquindo 3846. Casilla 9315, Yarur. Juan Carlos, Apoquindo 3846, Casilla 9315, Sa York, Gary Thomas, Box 34. While Plains Young, Rodney Earl. 106 E. Main St., Mayodan Yow, Carl Jay, Jr., Rt. 4, Chesapeake, Va. PARENTS We would like to thank the following parents for their gen- erous contributions to the 1964 QUAKER. Mr. and Mrs. W. Edward Allen, Abington, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Angotti, East Orange, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Armfield, High Poinf, N. C. Mrs. Harry H. Await, Beckley, West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Banks, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Barbee, Greensboro, N. C. Dr. and Mrs. Clayton T. Beechom, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. Edgar V. Benbow, Winston-Salem Mr. and Mrs. Grodon W. Bennett, Charleston, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Blakeman, Wilmington, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowling, Stuart, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Y. Brown, III, Downingtown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Bruni, Wilmington, Del. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cheek, Jr., Mt. Airy, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Derse, Scarsdale, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Edwards, Greenwood, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Eskridge, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Feinberg, New Brunswick, N. J. Mr. R. E. Ferris, Winston-Salem ,N. C. Mrs. Milton P. Forster, Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fredrick, Woodbury, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gauldin, Martinsville, Va. Mr. Max T. Goebel, Chadds Ford, Pa. PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Gooden, Takoma Pork, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Goodmon, Camden, N. J. Mr. and Mrs, Carl J. Grondo, Nonuet, N. Y. Mr. ond Mrs. J. C. Grohom, Greensboro, N. C. Mrs. Victoria O. Guilford, Lewes, Del. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hole, Wilmington, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holperin, Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hamilton, Alexandria, Vo. Mrs. Moront Hassler, Salem, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hennis, Jr., Mt. Airy, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Horry Hill, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hinson, Reidsville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Huntington, King of Prussia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Imhoff, Hoddonfield, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Inmon, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Irwin, Jr., Kenneth Square, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John H. James, Mebane, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kieffer, Rockoway, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kiser, King, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lone, Siler City, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Lineberry, Asheboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lippincott, Jr., Atlantic City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Loomis, Upper Montcloir, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. McAllister, Jr., Springfield, Mass. PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. McCormick, High Point, N. C. Mr. John R. McCurry, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. Raiford Macon, Asheboro, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Marks, Long Beach, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Phih ' p Micholove, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. Robert- MiMiken, Newton, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mills, Bethesda, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Harley H. Mimura, Silver Spring, Md. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mize, Leaksville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Morgan, High Point, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Motsinger, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Neal, Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Normile, Melbourne, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Partin, Scotland Neck, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Petree, Winston-Solem, N. C. Mrs. Camille M. Podolski, Manteo, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price, Jr., Madison, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton M. Prince, Pitman, N. J. Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale, Jr., Jamestown, N. C. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Raiford, Atlanta, Go. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Raines, Landis, N. C. Martin and Julie Phelps Revson Foundation, New York, N. Y. Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Richard, Mt. Airy, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Rogers, Wake Forest, N. C. PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schaefer, Greensboro, N. C. Mr. J. R. Scott, Pilot Mountain, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shaw, Kinston, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sheets, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sills, Dunn, N. C. Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Simmonds, St. Andrews, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Simon, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Steele, Kennett Square, Po. Mrs. Dorothy R. Sterling, Balt imore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sugermeyer, West Chester, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Taylor, Richmond, Vo. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Taylor, Elkins Park, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Turner, Charlotte, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Z. Vail, Fonwood, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wagner, Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wagoner, Walkertown, N. C. Dr. and Mrs. James E. Walmsley, West Grove, Pa. Mrs. Archibald F. Word, Jr., Williamsbury, Vo. Mr. and Mrs. H. L Wotts, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Watts, Towson, Md. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Welborn, Winston-Salem, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. White, Cumberland, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Willits, Jr., Westfield, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wright, Holland, Va. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wyrick, Greensboro, N. C. SPONSORS PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE Guilford College, N. C. HOLLENSWORTH SINCLAIR SERVICE Guilford College, N. C. CARTER ' S ESSO Guilford College, N. C. THALHIMERS-ELLIS STONE DEPARTMENT STORE Greensboro, N. C. GUILFORD COLLEGE DRUG STORE Guilford College, N. C. DAVID M. HOLLADAY, REALTOR Guilford College, N. C. A. R. A. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE SERVICES ALLEN BARBEE — SCHOOL JEWELRY Spring Hope, N, C. ADRIAN SHOP — MEN ' S AND LADIES ' SPORTSWEAR Guilford College, N. C. HAM ' S SUNDRY STORE Aycock St. and Madison Ave., Greensboro, N. C. QUAKER VILLAGE SPONSORS EDMONDS FRIENDLY ROAD DRUG STORE THE HUB LTD. — MEN ' S WEAR CONTESSA LTD. — LADIES ' WEAR THE VILLAGE SHOPPE — LADIES ' SPORTSWEAR BEN FRANKLIN STORE GUILFORD DAIRY COOPERATIVE 5913 7 ■289.677 G9Pg c. 3, 196ij 289.677 G9Pq c. 3 196U Guilford College, N. C. Student AUTHOR body The Quaker . 39137 DATE DUE BORROWER S ' A -: i -! - 5v « ■ o • . • - ii ifev,