Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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The Milners stand in front of Dana Audi- torium, one of the many buildings con- structed during their stay here. Dr. and Mrs. Milner always take on active r port in campus life.

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Diane Bell shows her They pass Foye Erwin i omjly the campus on homecoming day. the walk on their way to Founder ' s Hall. Homecoming and May Day . . . are the social highlights of the year at Guil- ford College. Parents and alumni flock to the campus to enjoy the efforts of the student body, faculty, and staff, in the presentation of these colorful events. Homecoming, this year, was a huge success! The weather was beautiful, the football game was closely fought, and the members of the Homecoming Court were lovely! Last year ' s May Day had a very effective Spanish flavor. The dances were exquisitely performed and quite colorful. These events are greatly anticipated and en- joyed by the student body. Susan Poyne leaps high in the oir as Guilford scores o touch- down!

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CLYDE A. MILNER, during thirty-five years at Guilford College, has in his widsom strived for educational integrity, has by his faith sought to maintain spiritual strength, and has through his dreams made growth and progress a reality. ERNESTINE MILNER, devoted wife of the President of the College, has served ably as head of the Psychology and Philosophy De- partments at Guilford College. She has in- stilled in her students the desire to learn and the ability to appreciate the fine arts. For complete devotion to their work and for unfaltering determination that Guilford College should continue to meet, with in- creasing effectiveness, the high educational purposes for which it was established one hundred and twenty-nine years ago; this, the 1965 Quaker is dedicated to President Clyde A. Milner and Mrs. Ernestine Milner with admiration, appreciation and affection. CLYDE A. MILNER ERNESTINE COOKSON MILNER Dr. Milner is a widely known speaker and lecturer.