Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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■ WiL. Miss Mildred Morlette Dr, George Cobb Mr Donold Deogon Linguistics, Composition... and literature are taught by the members of the ENGLISH department. They strive to enrich the student culturally through the study of great ideas and literary works. Thus, the student is able to use the English language as an effective tool in both the written and spoken form. Mr James Gutsell Mrs. Edno Weis Miss Morlette conducts a class on Milton ' s Sampson Agonistes

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Mr, Claude Cook gives an auditory his- tory of music, while playing the orgon before each chapel period. He is o member of the excellent MUSIC de- partment found here at Guilford. Equipping the student... to serve as a teacher in the public schools is the awesome task of the EDUCATION de- partment. They impart to the student a knowledge of edu- cational methods and princi- ples which are based on sound sociological and psychologi- cal findings. A bonus for education majors is the annual picnic to Mr. Bailey ' s farm in Virginia. Mr, Vonce conducts on experiment in Psych Lab. PSYCHOLOGY moiors find the courses to be difficult, but stimulating, as they probe deeper into the mysteries of human behavior. Mr. Gerald Vance Mrs, Ernestine Milner Dr Herbert Schall Mr Elmer Pointer Mr Herbert Appenzeller Mr, Horold Bailey Mr, Claude Cook Li;-ii: ' ! :c r , ' , ' ;:K

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Mr. Thompson reads o French fable to the class Mr. Hiram Hilty Mrs. Mary Feagins Mrs. Hunt helps a student with her Spanish assignment. Dr. Ann Deagon Mr, Eugene Thompson An excellent language background . . . is provided for LANGUAGE majors and for students encountering a foreign lan- guage as one aspect of the core curriculum. A wide se- lection of languages, both ancient and modern is of- fered. Mastery of the funda- mentals is supplemented by the newly expanded language laboratories. Mrs. Alma Mor ' Mrs Ligia Hunt Mrs. Rosalie Poyne Dr. Rosa Morell