Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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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

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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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Floyd A. Reynolds Registrar Gene S. Key Alumni Secretary ■1 mL - ' B H WjtM Ji-JM ■■i H P9E Charles C. Hendricks Director of Admissions Alan G. Atwell Dean of Men Nancy K. Melleney Dean of Women An essential part . . . of the college is the organiza- tional framework. Those whose job it is to integrate the various elements needed to maintain the efficiency of the institution hold a special posi- tion here at Guilford in main- taining close contact with the students and their needs.