Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Various activities color . . . campus living. Our time is mainly consumed in attending class and studying for opportuni- ties, which are better known to most of us as tests. Some of our leisure hours are spent at the corner and Quaker Village Shopping Center, located in the immediate vicinity of the college. The Guilford Dairy Bar is a favor- ite place for college students to frequent, as well as the clothing and drug stores. We also devote some time to such activities as reading Beetle magazines, riding Hondas, or playing bridge . . . then back to the books. Julie Revson en|oys on ice cream cone from the Guilford Dairy Registrotron is alwoys characterized by long lines and general con- fusion. Norma Ringo Rooke engages in one of her favorite ricular activities.

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Becky Stout, Wayne Johnson, Charlie Gibbons, ond Wally Sills listen intently in Religion Seminar. Mr. Ward takes his Natural Science classes on field trips, which give them valuoble infor- mot-on on plant life Diono Chorles prepores for Fench class.

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Fresh new blood . . . surged through our otheletic system this year. The footboll team racked up an amazing 4-5 record, winning over such teams as Western Carolina! The students loved it and showed their enthusiasm The Homecoming game with Maryville was a squeaker, with Guilford losing by a bare two points — 19-17. The team ' s excellent showing overrode defeat. The Guilford crowd was well satisfied with the tense action of a close, hard-fought contest. They left Armfield Athletic Center with the feeling of an afternoon well spent. Bill Joye gains yardage against Moryvjile despite overwhein opposition.