Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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An outstanding group of individuals . . . make up the BOARD OF treasurer They have served TRUSTEES. The officers are ably in the development and Nereus English, Vice-Choir- improvement of Gui If ord man, Byron Hayworth, Secre- - m tary, and Horace Hayworth, The trustees are as follows: RUFUS WHITE, Greensboro F. DUVAL CRAVEN, Greensboro C. GURNEY ROBERTSON, White Plains EDWIN P. BROWN, Murfreesboro EUNICE A. PARKER High Point BYRON A. HAYWORTH, Hight Point ED MENDENHALL, High Point ROBERT H. FRAZIER, Greensboro HORACE S. HAYWORTH, High Point HUGH W. MOORE, Philadelphia, Pa. LUBY R. CASEY, Goldsboro NEREUS C. ENGLISH, Thomosville B. CLYDE SHORE, Winston-Salem RUTH NEWLIN COBLE, Guilford College L. ELTON WARRICK, Goldsboro WILLIAM A. WOLFF, Winston-Salem Seoted: Ruth Coble, Byron Hayworth, Robert Frazier, Clyde A Milner, Eunice Porker. Standing: Dovid Croven, Luby Casey, Gurney Robertson, Hugh Moore, Elton Warrick, Ed Brown, David Persons, and Rufus White

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f ' ' N II U Dr Milner — in the President ' s office An inspired and dedicated leader . . . DR. CLYDE A. MILNER has indeed contributed much to Guilford College in his thirty- four years of service to this in- stitution. Spending the last thirty years as President of the College, he has been the right man at the right time for Guilford. The college has experienced c growth so phe- nomenal as to surpass the national average. Dr. Milner has contributed not only to the academic, but also to the physical growth of this insti- tution. He developed the core curriculum with great suc- cess. He secured financial contributions to enable Guil- ford to have a superb faculty, and to increase and develop her physical facilities. The number of scholarships has also been greatly increased. Dr. Milner has indeed left many physical landmarks of his tenure here. But more sig- nificant is the intangible Dr. Milner — a man of great wisdom and understanding. quality that he has instilled in the attitude of the college. He has helped to create an at- mosphere of friendliness, warmth, and concern at Guil- ford. Thus the student is a more responsible, productive, and conscientious citizen of the world.

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Behind the facade . . . of an organized and smoothly running college, stand a num- ber of people whose know- ledge and experience com- pose an indispensable part of the school ' s efficiency. These leaders have made invalu- able contributions to the con- tinued progress of Guilford College. Grady E. Love Director of Downtown Division of Guilford College David W. Morroh Director of Promotions