Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1969 volume:

2131DBfi30Mfl 7 GUILFORD COLLEGE LIBRARY Guilford College •Greensboro, North Carolina 3 yRis Editors: Jill Taylor Jim McLarty 95234 Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Nine This year 18 Rebellion 36 Sports 48 Organizations 76 ' Administration and Faculty 108 Students 148 Guilford seeks: To free from provincialism and prejudice To enable a student to gain a better understanding and acceptance of himself To fo ster openness and curiosity To develop objectivity To encourage creative sensitivity To fit a student for life today, with awareness of his personal and social responsibility In connection with today ' s complex problems -and to help him find joy and satisfaction In these efforts. %■ ' - ■: %ym ■;■■ :j .;- ■,■. .;■.■-. H?ft ■ , .. I ' -U, .- ' V . ' %S: ' ' m i 1 ' ■, .,. _;, ;jjgS ' I ' -k KJMiiiii !llji:i|l|ii i ; iijji|iiiiiiuiiii ' 1«i 1 ! ::. 1 ■ ' ■ ' !!  ,. There are some seasons that change And some that never will But In the seasons of our minds no minute that passes is like the one before. Where are we going— what time is It now? Unsettled, not at peace; we can not rest There are new mountains to climb, new worlds to explore and in so short a spanse of time we are no more. V N H . S T I Y E R ■■ ' ' , Guilford- This Year! Nixon greets supporters in Greensbon Edgar gets a new perspective on campus life. Josh White seems to Give a Damn about his performance. Events M-M-M-M! Good! This year provided a variety of entertaining aspects which supplemented the daily routine of studies. Under the joint sponsorship of the College Art Series, College Union, the Revelers ' Club, the Convocation committee, the symposium committee, and individual departments, activities encompassing diverse interests were presented. The year began with Freshmen Orientation which fea- tured the Royal Guardsmen. Homecoming was next with its dance, luau, bonfire, and concert by Jay and the Americans. Parents week-end featured the Pozo-Seco Singers. Throughout the year the Revelers ' Club has pre- sented a number of enjoyable productions. Numerous movies have entertained many of the students. The symposium was again a success. Memories will remain from a fabulous Junior-Senior Prom, May Day was high- lighted by Charlie Byrd. The calendar of Events seemed to hold an enjoyable year for all Guilfordians. Food for thought. Pat and Merikay talk with Billy Graham ' s daughter during the Nixon rally at the coliseum. Highlighting parents ' lA eekend, the Pozo Seco Singers were presented in concert. Vicki dreams of tomorrow The Fickle Finger of Fate Award goes to - ? As a Christmas present to a group of underpriveleged children the College Union in cooperation with the Rever lers ' Club sponsored an afternoon of sharing. On a Snowy Day , an original Christmas play by Pat Gilbreath, and a party in the Union Lounge were enjoyed by all as the spirit of Christmas gained new meaning. There really is a man at the top of the world. A completely unique experience a captivated class. Homecoming— 68 Anticipation, excitement, hard work, and clear skies combined to produce a memorable weekend for students and alumni. Festivities began on Friday night with a luau, movie and midnight bonfire, and continued throughout the night for many as last- minute touches were added to floats and dorm decorations. A clear and icy Sat urday was the setting for a clash with the Blue Hose of Pres byterian, and a truely memorable crowning ceremony. That evening the sound of the Impacts was re ceived by an enthusiastic audience with plenty of high spirits. Jay and the Americans in concert Sun- day were considered the high point and a fitting close to a week- end that began and ended as an event to be long remembered. Pam Pancoast Freshman Linda Willis is crowned Home- coming Queen, Floats and dorm decorations combine to produce a festive air ■ r iii ii«iiiiiiii-ir iiiiiJllll The Guilford College Art Series, in cooperation with the convocation committee, brought us a variety of speakers throughout the year. Among those pre- sented were: Charles Morgan, a defense lawyer who is a member of ACLU; Sander Vanocur, a well known news commentator who presented an analysis of the presidential election; John Howard Griffin, an author who related some of his firsthand experiences in black society; and Julian Bond, the first Negro House Representative from Georgia who spoke on current problems in the United States. Sander Vanocu John Howard Grpffir All Work And No Play Makes For A Dull Day This has been a year of change in dorm life. The Black Hawks of English Dorm have expe- rienced a surprising change. Girls have overtaken the formerly male ro jst. To the sheer unhappiness oi ' many rugged individuals. Cox has been evacuated. Students offices must now withstand the omineous atmosphere. Friends Home experienced a social revo- lution, however the co-ed dorm situation was only Temporary. Suite living has given dorm life a new perspective. The New Dorm, complete with carpeting and air conditioning, was finished in October. Aaron seems to have hidden Interior decorating abilities The Student ' s activities bring him into contact with a variety of areas. The dorm and library occupy a large amount of his time, while the grill room and the out side provide an escape. A future Guilfordian? Solitude is often a necessity for a college student. Yes, Miss Rau. - - . ' i. T r Freshmen were introduced to social life at Guilford by the Royal Guardsmen, Who ' s brown-bagging? Studying doesn ' t have to be a chore. The cafeteria food loses again. Julian Bond gives views at press conference. Peaceful surroundings often provide the necessary atmosphere for study English holds many new experiences for girls. Michele follows the ancient rites of spring. Faces in a crowd begin to take on individual characteristics with each new experience. f i Revolution This school year was labeled the year of student unrest by the press. Unrest was felt even at Guilford College. Time Out ' at Guilford Time Out ' at Greensboro Women Students Confront Miss Rau Guilford Students March For Freedom of Speech For Soldiers at Chapel Hill ' iidinMii N Guilford Students Working at Greensboro Cerebral Palsey Center P O T s Gridmen Suffer 2-8 Season The Guilford College Quakers, faced by the insurmountable task of overcoming lack of depth and frequent injuries, struggled to a 1-8 season in the tough Carolinas Conference. The young Quakes showed spirit, desire and hustle under the new tenure of Coach Bob Lord. The poise and execution of a true winning team was not apparent until the final two games, when the team began to get the feel of a new system. First Row LR; Coach Johnson, Pat Withers, Mike Boccuzzi. Jerry Borzello, Doc Twiford, BOB SPAIN, CAPT.. DANNY WHEELING, CAPT.. Bob Miller. Buddv Smith, Paul Barczy, DICK ARCULIN, CAPT., Mike Hunt, Roger Pickett, Coach Lord, Second Row Coach Lambeth, Bill Mounrford, Mike King, John Harris. Bobby Owens. Willie Inman, Dennis Carroll, Harry Waddel. Jim Lowe. Johnny Griffin! Larry Funkhouser, David Brewer, Colon Carter, Johnny Roscoe, David Gray, Third Row Ray Tavalaro, Tommy Peguese. Ray Mitchell, Bob Cross, Sam Lindsey, Richard Brock, Harold Allen. Gil Lindsey. Perry Money. David Chestnut, Andy Beck, Coach Martin, Fourth Row Steve Sirocinski, Jeff Clark. Charles Christian, Johnny Blanks, Mike Stewart, Fred Eubank, Rick Mooney, Ed Allen, Dick Woodard, Jim McCann, Dick Inscore, John Dent, Mike Walker, Bob Lindsey, Coach Nelson, Guilford ' s pigskin power was high- lighted by the running of Larry Funkhouser, Colon Carter, and Harold Allen. With Mike Hunt and Jeff Clark receiving the passes of Ray Tavalaro. The problem of opening holes was taken care of by Dennis Carroll, Jerry Borzello, and Gil Lindsey. The defense fea- tured such standouts as Buddy Smith, Willie Inman, Pat Withers, and Ed Allen. G.C. Welcomes Coach Lord Guilford College is proud to acknowledge and welcome its new head football coach, Bob Lord. Coach Lord comes to Guilford after serving as an assistant coach at Wake Forest University. Coach Lord is known as a sound fundamentalist of the game. He strives for hard blocking and crisp sure tackling. He instills the spirit of hustle, desire, and winning into his players. Victory Over Catawba is Sweet SEASON HIGHLIGHTS W L - Quaker Victory 28-0, with Hunts brilliant receiving, Peguese heads up defensive play. ELON - Quakers over-psyched; lose 21-10. Funkhouser and Ed Allen are standouts. WESTERN CAROLINA - Dissa pointing loss at 35-7. Buddy Snnith is outstanding at defense, and Carroll at blocking. SAMFORD (Ala.) - Guilford play- ing tough . . . but Alabama boys come back strong - 26-23. Brilliant runs by Harol d Allen and Inman— Arculin stops backs at line of scrimmage. LENOIR-RHYNE - Quakers over- come by the awesome power of the Bears, lose 49-7, Funkhouser gains over 100 yards. PRESBYTERIAN - Homecoming, Blue Hose are victors with 21-7 score. Carter and Borzello inspire the team with their fast running. NEWBERRY - Indians win 28-13, Boccuzzi passing to Clark - Inman intercepts 13 passes. 55 EMORY HENRY - Quakes lose in blizzard weather 44-13, Tavalaro completes 20 passes- Eubank recovers fumble for a TD. CATAWBA The brilliant passing of Tavalaro and Clark ' s receiving leads the Quakes to a 35-33 vic- tory. Withers outstanding as a line- backer. APPALACHIA ■ Quakes almost knock down the Mountaineers, but lose 29-22 to the powerhouse team. Tavalaro and Hunt form an outstanding duo. Cagers Close Out FINAL QUAKER STATS REB PTS GAMES FGM FGA PCT. FTM FTA PCT, AVG AVG Dave Smith 23 233 382 61 108 200 54,0 14.5 25.0 Tom Ennis 22 87 231 37 7 85 124 68,5 10 4 11 7 Jerry Crocker 24 165 320 51.6 72 114 63.2 108 16 7 Ed Dyer 24 115 280 41,1 55 77 71.4 4.6 11 9 Bert Feik 24 53 143 37 1 46 63 73.1 3.1 6 3 John Dixon 24 50 97 51,5 8 13 61.5 2.7 4 5 Chris Cromell 18 26 55 47,3 5 11 45 5 3.4 3 2 Phil Simmons 17 16 38 42 1 10 21 47.6 15 2 5 John Parker 17 4 10 400 4 6 66.7 03 7 Chris Kline 2 2 2 100 00 0.5 2 ' J A ' Z. 4 0. Season With 13-11 Record It isn ' t often a freshman basketball player receives such honors as All- Conference, All-District, and honor- able mention All-American. But Guil- ford ' s center Dave Smith achieved these in leading the youthful Quakers to a 13 11 season record. Dave banked high in the Carol inas Conference, aver- aging 25 points per game, while shoot- ing 60% from the field. Dave also re- ceived All-NAIA District 26 and Asso- ciated Press honorable mention. Quakes Win Holiday Festival in Greensboro Playing with a freshimen front court, Jerry Steele ' s Quakers fought for a 13-11 overall record. Guilford opened the season with three victories before completing the pre-holiday schedule with con- secutive losses to Pfeiffer, Cata- wba, ACC, and Washington and Lee. Coach Steele ' s cagers re- grouped during the holiday break to win the first annual Holiday Festival in Greensboro, scoring a season high of 1 18 points in a rout of Glassboro (NJ). Jerry Crocker tossed in 40 points to beat Hamp- den-Sydney 99-84 in the finals. Three more victories followed be- fore a road loss at Elon. The final half of the season saw the Steele- men gain victories over Pfeiffer, ACC, Wilmington, Presbyterian, and St. Augustines. In gaining the Carolina Conference Tournament Guilford opened with arch-rival Elon. The Quakes bowed to a 81-72 defeat. Quakes Upset Catawba 83-70 I 19 A ' ' M Vr tn m 1 m 1% i T J:..: ul K ' Wr . H SEASON RESULTS Our Score Their Score Our Score Their Score 73 UNC-CHARLOTTE 61 79 High Point 95 112 GREENSBORO 67 PFIEFFER 66 COLLEGE 77 95 ATLANTIC 92 WILMINGTON 61 CHRISTIAN 89 88 Pfieffer 93 97 WILLMINGTON 87 83 Catawba 86 76 PRESBYTERIAN 57 101 Atlantic Christian 102 77 Lenior Rhyne 92 76 Washington Lee 94 98 ST. AUGUSTINE 79 118 GLASSBORO 78 High Point 94 STATE 86 67 Elon 68 99 HAMPDEN- SYNDNEY 84 72 Elon 81 83 CATAWBA 70 Tip-Off Tournament 65 GREENSBORO Tric d Holiday Festival COLLEGE 49 Ca rolinas Conference 92 NEWBERRY 69 94 Elon 106 65 Presbyterian 82 Baseball First Row L-R, Vince Esposito. Les Boles, David Pace. Mike Jones, H.P. Williams, Second Rom L-R, John Whittington. Ron Horton, Rex Terrell, Bobby Chappell, Doug Fox, Third Row L-R; Bob Burgess, Rick Wilson, Bruce Burns, MikeStewart, Bud Andrews, Edgar Parker, Augustus Davis ' ' ■ ' . ' k S ' - ' :- Senior Co-captain Edgar Parker 1969 Quaker Baseball Schedule March 15 Belmont Abbey College Home March 18 Belmont Abbey College Away March 19 Wilmington College Home March 21 Western Carolina University Home March 22 Hiram College, (Doubleheader) Home March 25 Catawba College Home March 26 Otterbein College (Westerville, Ohio) Home March 27 Otterbein College (Westerville, Ohio) Home March 29 Till April 8 Spring Holidays Home April 9 Atlantic Christian College Home April 10 Pfeiffer Home April 12 Elon College Home April 15 Western Carolina University Away April 16 Pembroke College (Night) Greensboro Home April 19 Elon College Away April 22 Atlantic Christian College Away April 23 High Point College Home April 26 Catawba College Away April 28 Newberry College Home April 29 Newberry College Home May 1 Pfeiffer College Away May 3 High Point College Away Week-day games start at 3:00 PM Saturday games start at 2:00 PM Doubleheaders start at 2:00 PM Senior Co-captain John Whittington Coach Maynard warms up for the season The 1969 Guilford College Baseball team was hit hard by graduation losses. After losing such starters as Tommy Grayson and Jim Bryan, who signed professional contracts, coach Stewart Maynard ' s nine faced a rebuilding year. The Qual es are led by co-captains John Whittington and Edgar Parker. Parker is an experienced pitcher who made the All-State team as a sophomore, and Whittington is a hard hitting shortstop. Pitcher Mike Stewart, 7-0 last year , will share mound duties with Parker. Sophomore Bobby Chappell and freshmen David Pace, Vince Esposito, and Rex Terrell saw plenty of action with the Quakes this year. -J . ■iimffliff Golf -. ::,iL: i aa SS SfeSMISi K i ' ' L-R; Bobby Yow, Mike Blount, Phil Perkins, Chris Pottle, John Goodman, Jerry Groce, Chris Folger, Dean Wood, Coach Johnson GOLF SCHEDULE cknell University ersity of North ]lina at Greensbo High Point College Elon College and Appalachian State L Western Carolina Ur and Elon College Golf Tournament N.A.I.A. District 26 Golf Tourr Pfeiffer Saphire Valley Golf Club Letterman Chris Pottle Golf Coach Wilbur John Wrestling ■■■■■■ 1 First Row L R, Perry Benbow, Tommy Clayton, Julian Cooper, Coach Bluethenthal, Second Row L-R, DavidWilliams,Jamey Davis, Chuck Caudill, Dauid Pace, Third Row L-R; Carl Leisinger. Denny Robey, Lee Waldrop The Guilford College Wrestlers compiled a 1-5 record in their third year of wrestling. The team, coached by Arthur Bluethenthal provided Guilford fans with a great deal of excitement in their home matches. The Quakers won their opener over Western Carolina with Carl Leisinger getting a decisive pin in the heavyweight class. The mat- men then dropped their next five losing to Wilmington twice, Caro- lina, Davidson, and St. Andrews once each. The Wrestling team was led by David Pace, Julian Cooper, Perry Benbow, and Carl Leisinger. The Quakes will be stronger next year with all of its members returning. Wrestlers Grab Win Over W.C. Track 1 PACK - V ! % The 1969 Guilford College Track team began its season late in March, Coach Jack Jenson ' s tracksters received several victories during the season. The Quakes featured returning lettermen Bob Milan, Bob Lawrence, and Carl Leisinger. Freshmen Mike Swain and Jim Becher were heavily counted on. Vv€ :?tr ' Soccer 7 ■ ' •.:M M W. ' - ' sipm ' First Rom L-R; Coach Keiser, Kirk Russell, Paul Chantler, George Nauman, Mel Alexander, Norman Tuttle, John Trimpi, Joe Spruill, Randy Evans, Mike Cox, Tim Wheeler, Chip Crooks, Second Row L-R; Steve EIrod, Lee Waldrop, Jim Latham, Fred Schofield, Doug Smith, Martin McCoy, Joel Deaton, Marshall Hallet, David Kohn, Peter Kahn, Billy Bottino, Jim Kneisley, Perry Safran, Mike Stilwell , ' i Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza Organiza LSlff First Row L-R; ZACK LOWE, PRES. LLOYD COVINGTON. V. F PATRICIA DAVIS, SEC. J. A. MOORMAN, TREAS, Sill White Bob Blue Fred Judge E. Neal Trogdon Second Row L-R; Dr. William Lanier Mary P Winslow Sally Peterson Tim Wheeler Mel Alexander Bill Overman Phil Perkins Stephen Bowles Terry Gentry Third Row L-R; Brenda Routh Pat Hammers Ann Gibbs Martha Bradshaw Betty Mosley Daphne Helms Susan McCrery Tom Hutchins Sallye Spivey Steve Johnston Fourth Row L-R, Mike McMillan Toney Brown Beth Ligon Joe Martin Dewey Whitley Rick McClellan Tom Simek Charles Leonard Kathy Efird Fifth Row L-R, Barbara Rau Binky Cockrell Penny Kyle Pete Wubbenhorst Ken Lee Russ Mann Student Legislature The Guilford College Student Legislature acts in behalf of the students and college interests. The Legislature has power to make legislation pertaining to the student body as a whole and to coordinate the subsidiary organizations of the government. Honor Board The Honor Board is charged with the administration of the honor system as it applies to academic work. It is composed of student representatives elected by the student body and three Faculty advisors. L-R, Pat Andrews Susan Ratterree Zack Lowe Bill White Patricia Davis Student Affairs Committee The Student Affairs Committee is made up of both student and faculty members. The committee reviews as well as establishes college policy. They also act as an appeals board for MIG, WSC, and Honor Board cases. L-R; JOHN C. GRICE. CHRM., Jerry H. Godard, Mis Bowles. E. Daryl Kent. Sue Sherrill, Martha Bradsham Barbara Rau; Donald C. Christenson; Keith Parks; Steve Women ' s Student Council First Row L-R; Kay Reid; Georgeanna Higgins, Parker Hooimt, LkkI.i Mercer; Patricia Dauis. Gertrude Judd, Brenda Stevens; Sue SheriiM, Vdl France. MARIE RIGGS, SEC; Carol Ann Kauffman, Second Row L-R, Billie Seymour; Wendy Miller. Lou Cleetwood. Ann Getsinger; JUDY CREWS. TREAS.; Bernadette Smith. Linda Thompson. Pat Holly. Robin West. Geneva Musgrave; Mary Ivester. Kathy Binson. Third Row L R; Debbie Ayers. Meg Brogan; Martha Allen, Rae Ann Tuttle. Carol Lewis. Pat Koch. ROXI LOOMIS. V.PRES,. MARTHA BRADSHAW, PRES.; Jane McCauley; Ann Hayworth. Carol Horny; Kathy Efried. Sheila Jefferson; Fourth Row L-R; Judy Turner; MISS BARBARA RAU. ADVISOR. Martha Carter. The WSC tries to promote a high morale among the women students, to create a spirit of friendly relations among the women students, and to help them adjust to college life. Women ' s Recreation Association The purpose of the Women ' s Recreation Association is to provide activities for each woman student which will be physically wholesome, mentally stimulating, and socially sound. Every effort is made to provide opportunity for all woman students to participate in sports. Seated L R, Ellen Zeigler, MARTHA ALLEN. SEC, Lucinda Cleetwood, PATRICIA DAVIS. PRES., ROSE PAUL BLACKWELL. V, PRES., Standing LR, Claire Stafford, Cathy Jones, Lexa McClean, Meg Brogan, Sallye Spivey, Trudy Mattfiews, Bev Teela Clifford; Jean Marshall, Sandy Gordon Men ' s Interdormitory Government The Men ' s Interdormitory Government has two main functions: to legislate programs for the male student body, and to enforce the codes of behavior of Guilford College men. The main goal of the organization is to develop a harmonious way of life in the residence halls which will help the male students to learn and mature. L-R; STEVE BOWLES. PRES., CHARLES HILL, SEC.-TREAS.; Fred Judge; Julian Cooper; David Smith; Ken Barte; STEVE JOHNSTON, JUDICIAL BRD. CHMN.; Ken Conrad, Joe Spruill, Frank Ausband; Steve Stephenson; Rick Edvuards. JOHN CHEEK, V.PRES,; LANDRUM CROSS. ADVISOR; Standing L-R; Mike Beamon. John Greene. Charles Williams. Jim Dorety. Dan Hulbert, Jim Malone. College Steve Bowles Palmer Blair Jean Parvin Page Via George Davis Janet Ghezzi Ruth Reid Linda Mull Edith LibratQ Merikav Noah Tom Semick Pam Pancoast Sally Peterson SueSherrill Charlotte Hobby Mary Winslow Val France Gae Freitag Barbara Norton Emily Hedrick Ellen Zeigler Jan Nichols Clarence Yokely Tom Webster Brenda Boggess Sara Cox Dan Hulbert Mary Ragsdale Linda Mercer Bill Gribble John Andrews Jean Marshall John Gearhart Steve Kraft Carl Southerland Dale Mandel Bud Andrews Phil Perkins H i i I I i i I I I i i I i 4 it Union SALLY PETERSON, PRES, BILL GRIBBLE, V. PRES. DALE MANDEL, TREAS. MARY WINSLOW, SEC. The College Union has developed into an excellent coordinating body for all the social functions on campus. Its efforts have pro- vided programs of interest and information as well as enter- tainment. Some of the speakers and programs included this year were Julian Bond, James Farmer, Sander Vanocur, Jay and the Americans, Josh White, Jr., and all the Homecoming and May Day events. Also weekly films were shown. Revelers Club Sally Peterson, Stephen Wessells; Henry Hackett, Patty Lyman, Jennifer Blizen Jeanne Cross, Bart Lippincott; Karen Kleeger David Glenn; Mike Stilwell; Steve EIrod, DONALD DEAGON. ADVISOR; Merikay Noah, Charlotte Cocke; Donna Lord; Walt Fordham, Steve Ehand; Paula Wing; MARILYN MclNTYRE, PRES., David Angell, Ruth Reid; Carol Rice. The Reveler ' s Club, responsible for the dramatic productions using on campus talent, pre- sented several fine performances during the year under the direction of Donald Deagon and Pat Gilbreath. Choir First Row L-R; Judy Turner RICHARD ALDRED, V PRES Linda Carter Bob Milan Millie Williams Mike McAdams Marian Burton David Hobson Virginia Wilson Susan Blair Donna Lord Carol Ann Kaufm an Third Row L-R. Connie Griffin Clarence Yokely SUE SHERRILL, Susan Ranerree BUS MGR Page Via Pat Newton Jacquie Ward Becky New Yvonne Bleiler Betty Green Second Row LR Jim Latham Sue Lum Alice Feass Carol Norman Carol Lewis Martha Petty Sarah Green Vicky Johnson Under the direction of Eldon Moen, the choir sang at several campus functions as well as had its own special concerts. At Christmastime Vivaldi ' s Gloria was presented instead of Handel ' s Messiah. The Gloria was well received despite its being unfamiliar to many listeners. Following tradition, the choir went south on its annual tour during semester break. First Row L-R; Sachiko Honda Judy Crews Valarie Nance Chistine Jones Mary Nance Pat Keiger Mary Jane Voss Jean Marshall Martha Allen Steve Brooks Second Row LR, Alecia Sherron Nan Holt Margaret Floyd Pat Shope Janet Cybrynski Debbie Venable Mane Riggs Gena Payne Rae Ann Tuttle John Sinclair Third Row L-R. KAREN PAULSEN, SEC. Pam Cope Becky Short Joan Still Janet Searls Kate Flippin Carl Southerland Rankin Whittington John Gearhart Robert Bauer DOUG COX, PRES. Band Front Row L R, David Angell, Christine Jones; Virginia Seawell; Steve Brooks, Yvonne Bleiler. Barbara Wilson. Second Row L-R, David Benninga. Dewey Whitley; John Gearhart; Mary Ann Nance, Mike Citron, David Hunter, Norman Tuttle; Richard Aldrich, ELDON MOEN, DIRECTOR. Under the direction of Eldon iVloen this newly organized group took the form of a pep band during football season, attempt- ing to increase school spirit and morale. Later during the year the band played at basketball games and during their practice sessions they rehearsed popular show tunes. Day Hops FRUDE JUDD, SEC; DEWEY WHITLEY, PRES., MIKE ISLEY, V. PRES., BOB POWELL. TREAS., Carolvn Stoneman. Sachiko n Snyder; Gena Payne; Janet Cybrynski; TOM HUTCHINS, STUD. LEG. REP.; Tom Oates. Aiming to strengthen the bonds between the Down- town Campus and the Main Campus students, the Day Hops are an important inter-student organiza- tion. Despite the challenges of commuting and part- time jobs, the Day Hops still find time to participate in other campus activities. Political Science Inside reports from students attend- ing the two national conventions brings to the Guilford College cam- pus an insight into party politics. Not only does the Political Science Club concern itself with domestic affairs, but also probes into Ameri- can influence on international rela- tions. Vinetta Bell Young Republicans LISA JONES, SEC. SARAH HODELL, PRES. MIKE McCMILLAINJ, TREAS. Harry Fitzpatrick Lydia Croyle Janet Searis Dot Bliss Joel New John Andrews Ann Gibbs Burwell Jackson Brenda Routh Gary Kirby Marshall Hallett Hiette Williams Mike Blount Douglas Meyers Palmer Blair Young Democrats Seated L-R; LINDA TURNER. SEC-, Kit Powell, DAVID SPILLMAN, TREAS.; Richard Conner; BARBARA ANNE STEEGMULLER, PRES., DR. WILLIAM CARROLL, ADVISOR; Vinetta Bell; Standing; BOYD BENNETT, SGT.-AT-ARMS, CHRIS FOLGER, V. PRES. Inaugural balls, mock- elections, public opinion polls, and campaigning for winning candidates are just a few of the activ- ities of the Y R and Y D Clubs. The groups make themselves an integral part of the community and college campus, striving to create an in- terest in the American political system. Cheerleaders Walt Harris Gene Gurley Front. SUSAN RATTERREE, CAPTAIN; First Row LR; Holly Neaues; KATE FLIPPIN, SEC; Babs Bergner. Joan Knight, Second Rom L R, JILL TAYLOR, TREAS.; Walt Harris; MARTHA PETTY, ASSIST. CAPT.; Gene Gurley; Susan Waqener, Guilford cheerleaders for the first time attended a cheerleading camp in Mississippi. While at camp they received several honorable men- tions during the daily com petitions. The squad, consisting of eight girls and two boys, work together to promote school spirit for the fighting Quakers. All of the cheer- leaders are members of the National Cheerleaders Association. Monogram Club Athletes who have earned a letter in baseball, basketball, football, tennis, or track are eligible for membership in the Monogram Club. This club sponsors activities of benefit to the club and college by creating an atmos- phere of wholesome sportsmanship. L-R. Jay Bryan; Steve Shane. Bobby Chappell, Mike King. Carl Leisinger. Bo Whitaker; Tom Simek. Tom Butt. Danny Wheeling, Julian Cooper. Mike Blount. Harold Allen. Mike Stewart. Colon Carter, Willie Inman; Bob Swain; Mike Hunt. Gil Lindsey. John Roscoe; Bob Miller, Mark Haworth, Dick Arculin, BUDDY SMITH, PRES. Alpha Phi Omega The Pi Nu Chapter of the Alpha country. Prospective members Phi Omega Fraternity is founded must show friendship, possess on the ideals of service for the qualities for leadership, and have a chapter, campus, community, and desire for service. First Row L-R, David Kohn; Gordon Shepherd. STEVE WELLONS 2ND. V PRES., BART LIPPINCOTT, PRES,, KEN LEE. 1ST V PRES,. Second Row L-R; Phil Dawson. Bob Rushmore. John Neal, JULIAN COOPER, TREAS-, Third Row L-R, Martii McCoy, H, P. Williams, Wayne Reynolds; Bill Bradley. Language Clubs Spanish Club The Foreign Language Depart- ment of Guilford is respon- sible for the formation of clubs in each of the language fields. These clubs strive for interest by programs in- forming the members of culture and history of the nationality studied. The spoken language of each clul is understood to a fulle extent. The Spanish, German Russian, French, and Italian Clubs thus help their members to become better equipped with the knowledge of their language. Gray Kimel Ross Lewis Marshall Hallett Eddie Harr(S Duncan Hollar Donna Croker MRS. HUNT, ADVISOR Edith Lebrato Donna Lord Carol Ann Kaufman Carol Adams Ruth Reid Linda Surver Bill Idol Trenton Bass MR. HILTY, ADVISOR TED MALICK, PRES. Ginny Seawell Daphne Helms Rebekah North Barbara Miller Simon Suarez Paul Anderson Tom Dates David Wren Pete Balance German Club MRS. FEAGINS, ADVISOR SANDY BREWSTER, SEC. TREAS, Helen Weems Pat Shope Brenda Smith Sandra Sulk Pam Brunkhardt Janet Searls Bob Milan Dan Snyder CARLSOUTHERLAND, PRES. BILL IDOL, V. PRES. Rosemary Scott John Andrews Russian Club ' Daniel Hart TOM GLEITER, PRES. Vicki Wyszynski French Club L-R. David Spillman. MRS, PAYNE, ADVISOR. Becky North. Lydia Dellinger, Gina Payne. Sarah Hodell Italian Club L R. Emily Huntley MRS, PAYNE. ADVISOR Gigi Rodgers Betty Dixon Lydia Croyle Mary Ann Nance Science Club The Science Club is com- posed of majors in bi ology. Through this club members can increase their knowledge of their major and can better be in- formed of the opportuni- ties open for graduate study. L R. Steve Wellons. David MaHaney, Mike Griffin; CARL WOLFE. V. PRES., Jeff Turner, Bill Cox, Charles Carrow; Howard Rubin; Tom Hutchins; MARTHA BRADSHAW, SEC.-TREAS,, SUSAN McCRERY, PRES.; Gwen Kidd; MR. BRYDEN, ADVISOR. BiophileClub Charlie Cole JENNY COLE, PRES. Edith Morris Betty Anderson NANCY BARNES, SEC. MR. WARD, ADVISOR GORDON SHEPHERD, Mary Hinton Membership in the Biophile Club is based on the desire to increase their knowledge and appreciation of living organ- isms in their natire environ- ment and in captivity. Interest is promoted by par- ticipation in lectures, field trips, and demonstrations. Dana Scholars First Rom L-R, Daphne Helms, Susan Ratteree; Sarah Hodell, Kay Reid. Brenda Routh, Second Row L R; Bill White. Becky Richards, Mary Ellen Goad; Jean Kelso. Paige Via; Barbara Kinsey; Kate Flippin. Third Row L-R. Edgar Parker; Charles Leonard, Barbara Norton Karen Jameson. Craig Chapman; David Spillman; Angus McDonald; Michael McMillan, Bob Milan, Fourth Row L-R, Haul Reddick, Tim Wheeler, Lucie Stafford, Judy Turner, Virginia Wilson, Patricia Davis, Marie Wiggs, Anna Faire Tucker These scholars are selected on the basis of character, leadership and scholarship. They are expected to help grade papers, tutor, or give some type of assistance to the faculty, and at times are asked to serve on student advisory commit- tees. Scholarship Society The Guilford Scholar ship Society was or- ganized in 1937 for the express purpose of encouraging and recog- nizing high academic achievement. Students with quality point averages of 2.50 are eligible for member- ship after their fifth semester. L-R; Edgar Parker; Haul Reddick; Jean Kelso. Brothers And Sisters In Blackness LR. Harrv Waddell; Chris Clarke. Ngaio Lewis; Larry Walker, Sharor Watkins, Linda Goodwin; Barbara Gibson; Meri-Li Douglas, Vinetta Bell, Gertrude Judd, Virginia Wilson, Marion Burton, Harold Allen, CLARENCE YOKELY, PRES. The B.A.S.I.B. was organized this year with a twofold purpose: To preserve an identity among the black students at Guilford College and to make the white students more aware of the black people— their goals, interests, and abilities. The Guilfordian The Guilfordian, the college news- paper, is edited and published by a student staff. Participation is open to all students interested in work of publications. the L R, JIM GARVIN. ED.: WEILL WHITLOCK. PHOTG.; TED MALICK. SPORTS ED,. PAT ANDREW. MGR. ED.. EMILY HEDRICK. NEWS FEATURE ED,; PETE BALLANCE. BUS, MGR ED,, BEKI MILLS. CIRCULATION MGR, First Row L-R. Phil Edgerton; Bob Price; Pete Ballance. Jani Graver; Carol Adams. Carol Rice; Jim Garvin; Craig Chapman; Second Row L-R. Erras Davis. Pat Andrew. Nancy Thomas. Mark Lessner; Bob Milan. Neill Whitlock; David Smith. Betty Jo Guill; Jean Parvin; Ted Malick; Emily Hedrick, The Quaker is a stu- dent publication of Guilford College. Ed- itors are chosen by the Publication Board. Any student wishing to be a member of the yearbook staff may do DOUG cox, BUS. MGR. The Quaker First Row L-R, BEV McCORMICK. ORGANIZ. ED.; Glo Howell; Frank Kaufman. Second Row LR. CHARLOTTE HOBBY, CO-EVENTS ED,; GAE FREITAG, CO-EVENTS ED.. ANN GIBBS, TYPING MGR.; Martha Bradshaw; Sandy Gordon Carol Rice. Ruth Reid; Gilmer Robertson Third Row L-R; Donna Gill; Anne Clingman Nan Holt. Linda Carter; Linda Mercer. Palmer Blair. ' ■-.Kit ' - . ■-? • ' By education we ought to under- stand whatever has a tendency to in- vigorate the intellect, to train the mind to thought and reflection, to mould aright the affections of the heart, and to confirm us in the prac- tice of virtue. 1848 Board of Trustees For a while, it will be hard on us as administrators. Some students are going to be wrong, and some people will want to deny them the right to make mistakes. Administrators will hav e to wade through the angry let- ters, and colleges wHI lose some do- nations. . . But let us stand up for our students and be proud of them. If America is still on the way up, it will welcome this new, impatient, critical crop of young gadflies. It will be fear- ful only of the complacent and passive. Governor Edmund G. ( Pat ) Brown, 1961 Administrators Board of Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES Edwin P Brown Lubev R Casey Ruth Newlin Coble Joseph J. Cox F. Duval Craven ROBERT H. FRAZIER Byron A. Haworth Horace S Haworth William P Kemp, Jr. Ed Mendenhall Hugh W. Moore David R Parker, Jr. Eunice A Parker J Paul Reynolds C, Gurney Robertson. Sr. Sidney H. Tomlinson, Jr. L. Elton Warrick Rufus White TRUSTEE COUNSELORS W. Linwood Beamon Issac Harris Seth Hinshaw Seth Macon Student Affairs Assistant Coordinator for Richardson Fellows Clyde Milner Director of Financial Aid E. Wiley Ruth Director of Student Activities Clifford B. Lowery Director of Information and Din actor of Alur Tim Affairs Director of Development Publication Services William Be nbow T. Alvin Wheeler, Jr. George Roycroft Coordinator of International Emphasis and Programs Claude C. Shotts Biology Professor of Biology Robert R. Bryden Instructor of Biology Patricia W. Kelly I ARY E. BENBOW JAMES HUGH BINGH DAVI D eOGAR COOLE Y WILLIAM FOSCUE COX, JR, WYNN CLICK DILLON MARK GORDON EASTER SIGMUND ALBERT GORSKI WILLIAM THOMAS HUTCHINS MICHAEL tMEAL LEBLANG OWEN D. LEGG, JR. SUSAN H.McCRERY HOWARD E. RUBIN WILEY LLOYD SMITH, JR. £ ' RONALD LEROY OBSTONE WILLIAM JAMES BRADLEY MARTHA GLENN BRADSHAW JEFFERSON T.TURNER DAVID EARL WOOD d r r Business Management usiness Management Fred I. Courtney Chemistry Instructor of Chemistry Malissa M. Anderson r ■■1 ' ■ i JL Y - -jp V«_i«! H !v - i 1 ' :u t. ■ ; Harvey A. L)ung JOHNNY LYNN HODGES CHARLES MICHAEL ISLEY RUFUS FLOYD KIRKMAN ELLEN SAFRAN MARTIN STEPHEN LAWRENCE WELLONS RUSSELL L. MANN, JR. Classics and Drama Associate Professor of Classics Ann F. Deagon Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech Donald D. Deagon BILLY LEE SMITH RICHARD ALLEN ARCULIN CHARLES GRIFFIN AVERETTE WAYNE C. BARR ROBERT CARROLL BEASLEY, JR. CHARLES B. BLEDSO JEROME AUGUST BORZELLO STEPHEN ALLEN BOWLES JON STEPHEN BOYCE HERBERT CUNNINGHAM BRADSHAW ROY LINDSAY CASE JANICE P. CASKIE JOSEPH EDWARD CHAPPELL JERRY WAYNE CLARK JOHN WILSON CLINARD EDDIE H. CLODFELTER JULIAN EDWARDCOOPER GEORGE MERRILL DAVIS, JR. MARK E. FULK E. NEAL TROGDON GRADY D. SMITH HARVEY E. GOLDBERG RICHARD V. GREENE THOMAS H. GRIGGS VAN WYKE GUNTER, II JAMES M. HACKET JOHN H. HILL ANDREW F. HOBACK STANFORD G. HOPPER. JR. TOBY D. IVES ROGER D. JAMES MORRIS T. JEFFREYS JAMES E. JOHNSON PETER S. JOSEPH C. MICHEAL BOCCUZZI JOSEPH L. WRIGHT TONY R. WINGLER DONALD B. WHITE JOSEPH M. WALKER DAVID L.STUMPF PHILLIP M. JOSEPH SAMUELS. JOSLIN, III ROBERT LEE KESTER MICKEY W. KIGER RICKEY G. LAFATA ELLWOOD B. LIPPINCOTT VINCENT T. LOFTUS JOSEPH D. MARTIN JOSEPH R. MARUS EDWARD A. MASSU JEFFREY A. MATTHEWS DOUGLAS V. MEYERS DONALD E. MICHAUX PETER A. CAREG JOHN R. WILLIAMS LARRY H. MARLOWE LOUIS E. WYRICK E. KIRK WOODS CHARLES W. WILLIAMS JOHN A. WARD CLAXTON E. SUTTON JAMES A. MOORE. JR. RADFORD C. MORE LAND GRADY L. MORGAN. JR. GEORGE L. NAUMAN GLENN T. OSBORN ROY L. PHELPS GEORGE E. PITTMAN ORREN D. POE LEWIS A. RAULSTUN. JR. GERALD REDMOND KEVIN B. REID WILLIAM T. RICE. Ill WILBUR W. SCOTTEN, JR. STEPHEN 8. SHANE JERRY W. SHEETS JOHN L. MORGAN Professor of Economics Khamis Abdul-Magid Professor of Education Herbert T. Appei Education MARYC. BRILES MARTHA GIBSON BRYAN LUCINDACLEETWOOD PAMELA WYNNE COPE CAROLYN GROOME DEES SUSAN E. ELKINS DEBORAH WEAVIL FOGLEMAN BILLIE ANN FORREST NANCY CAROLYN GATES PATRICIA ANN GIBBS KATHERINE LaVERNE HESTER MARY LEE HILL HARRIETT HODGES SCHNELL LINDA ANN HYLTON PATRICIA ANN HYSLOP JANE W. HILL JOAN ELIZABETH KNIGHT PATRICIA ANN KOCH CAROL ANN LAMPLEY EMILY LOUISE MARTIN SARAH LOIS MORROW KAREN MARION PAULSEN ROY LEON PHELPS REBECCA ELAINE RICHARDS BILLIE ESTHER SEYMOUR CAROL MACON SHEPPARD GEORGIA ELLENSWAIN ANNA FAIRE TUCKER JULIA ANN WARNER JUDY SIMMONS WRAY CHARLES E. ARMFIELD KATHERINE S. BLACKBUflN EILEEN S. BYERS DAVID A. COOKE DONALD L. GABARD JOHN EDWARD HARVILLE JANET K. HICKS PARKER PATRICIA HOOPER DAVID R. HUNTER JUDITH T. KING SUSAN REES KING PENNY W. KYLE JANET M. LAROACH MARY ANNE LEGGETT MARY L. LENTZ ANGUS C. MACDONALD LINDA MARIE MERCER ROBERT L. MOORE THOMAS C. MORPHIS NANCY A. MUNDY JOE L. PINNIX, JR. KATHRYN S. POWELL BARRY A. SMITH LINDA ANN TOOMBS JOHN G. TRIMPI RAE ANN TUTTLE LINDA E. WAGNER NANCY V. WAGONER CHARLES W. WHITE, JR. RANKIN A. WHITTINGTON DOUG G. WINSLOW MARY PETERS WINSLOW English jstanl Professor of English Janet C. Speas Assistant Professor of English Rudolphs. Behar Assistant Professor of English Elizabeth B. Keiser i ' .  WW aH ' N ' Fine Arts sni en { • Associate Professor of Fine Arts: Prisciiia Roetzel Instructor of Fine Arts: Emily Huntley Foreign Languages Professor Foreign Languages: Hiram Hilty Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Claude Chauvigne MARY ELLEN GOAD DAPHNE UVONNE HELMS JAMES LEON INMAN PATRICIA ANN MATTOCKS REBEKAH SUZANNA NORTH JOHN W. RICHARDSON, JR, LINWOOD THOMAS RICKS, JR. NORMAN WAYNE TUTTLE SALLY ANNE TWINEM Instructor of Foreign Languages: Rosalie Payne Geography ifekiaai Geology DAVID LEE COZART JEAN ELLEN KELSO JOHN DALTON KNIGHT CHARLES BLAIR LEONARD JOE WAYNE McPHERSON HERMAN ODELL MILLER GEORGE EDGARPARKER HAZEL POWELL STANFIELD STEPHEN GREGORY TASHIRO VIRGINIA GAIL WILSON History David Cheek DENNIS LEE ABRAMOWITZ WILLIAM MICHAEL BEAMON EVELYN THIGPEN BRYDEN JERRY L BULLINS HARVEY RONALD BURGOON JOSEPH SCOTT CLADWELL, III ROBERT DAWSON DANIELS TERRY GRAY GROCE THOMAS STEWART LANIER RICHARD ROBERTS LIMEHOUSE JEFFREY LEE LINN CAROL ANN McCLENNY HAUL MILLIS REDDICK, III CHARLES SHERMAN ROBERTS HERBERT MONROE SPEAS JR. BEVERLY DOUGLAS TAYLOR, JR. WINGATE HOWARD UNDERHILL HENRY THOMAS WALSER DALE SAMUEL WARD ARTHUR WASHBURN TIMOTHY WHEELER JOHNNY PHIL WHITTINGTON Josephine Moore Associate Professor of History: Henry Hood E, Kidd Lockard Music i 1 t ' l ' Bb ' a (f wt m ' % )imm tm imVi iv ' ' iy $%. Philosophy % Professor of PfiilosopI Carroll Feagins GEORGE FRANCIS DEVIN, III STEPHEN EDWARD LEWIS DAVIS ALLEN SEARLS Physical Education Associate Professor of Physical Education: Stuart Maynard Wilbur Johnson Assistant Professor of Physical Educat Joyce Clark Instructor of Physical Educatii John Jensen PAUL MARK BARCZY CHARLES DALE BRANSON JOHN NEWTON CHEEK PATRICIA LOU (PD) DAVIS MICHAEL JOSEPH HUNT PATRICK HUGH LEE FLORENCE GERTRUDE MATTHEWS ROBERT WADE MILLER ERNIE GRADY NEWTON, JR WALTER RAY SMITH, JR ROBERT BOTTS SPAIN SALLYE JOYCE SPIVEY DOC TAYLOR TWIFORD PAT NOLAN WITHERS LEON MORGAN YOUNG Head Basketball Coach: Jerry Steele John Lambeth Physics Instructor of Physic; Maurice Raiford Professor of Physic E. Garness Purdon MICHAEL L. HOLT LESLIE WAYNE SCATTERGOOD BAXTER GAEL SWEARINGTON Instructor of Political Science: Katherine Sebo Political Science DANIEL WHITE ALLEN FLOYD LISTON BOOTH AMOS MARKCRAIGE JAMES TALMADGE GARVIN KATHLEEN TOALE HEDRICK VIRGIL V. HORNBY, III ZACKT. LOWE EUGENE HOLT MASSEY CLARENCE VANCE MATTOCKS JOHN ALLYN MOORMAN KEITH EDGAR PARKS RAYMOND FLEET PERRY Assistant Professor of Political Science: John Grice E. Newsom Will Psyd lology JOHN WILLIAM ANDREWS, II PAMLYN DAWN ATKINS SARAH ELLEN BILTZ CECELIA ERDMAN CLIFFORS BRENDA MARCELENE DAVIS DONALD LEE HANNER EDDIE LUTHER HATLEY CHARLES RAYMOND HILL ROSARHEA KARPPINEN MARY ANN KIRBY KENNETH DAVID LEE ELLEN SAFRAN MARTIN WENDELL ANN MILLER LEWIS KERR MOWERY.JR. PATRICIA EVELYN THORBURN SARA WINCHESTER SCHOONOVER SUE ELIZABETH SHERRILL WILLIAM MSNELL LINDA DANCE SULLIVAN ROBERT LEE WILSON WILLIAM IRVIN WITTY, II Instructor of Psychology: Susan Schumacher Religion Assistant Professor of Religion Melvin Keiser Professor of Religion Frederid Crownfield JULIE JANE ADAMS CHARLES KENNONSTROWD JR PHILLIP ELDRIDGE WILLIAMS • LEONARD HARDIN ATKINS • WAYNE FRANKLIN JOHNSON JAMES WILLIAM THOMPSON • BUFORD FRYE ' Master of Arts in Religion Y w ©cnefig cfldtf otxxuftu fui ibngjf abnw 6 noae cdforgfB. tct QO ccDoano pcepn ibuit caeansdus oiiuqtuno co liiuutofimiffubumoaav it angttus  fii aliiait. k t6doJi !Cip:mafaid cftit te€ acdgc cfcuncta cflli ' utlucidc oft fi tftat aliqu .rt acnv ' Ue fUiu tuuVnigenitu na t cauq i fic trta rc9 aim (jolocaftu. fUper uuabjaa npiWo wumoflilqucmoftraue TtrfaacftUiUuu im co ribiAmf abraa tf nocte SSSffl ' tt i ' urscVtouafmufuu n ' obcdirfu-irteoa O CCii ecut UOQ luucncs b stoKrcfcrrplii. 7ffaacfiIiufmJ,Ciiqj pci? 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' - ♦ ' V r- AtlfA ,v) y Mik IXAc Sociology Associate Professor of Sociology Cyrus Johnson David Stafford Assistant Professor of Sociology Donald Christenson WILLIAM HARRY BACHARACH AUDREE M E CAMERON MARTHA ANNE CARTER ROBERT HERRON CATHEY, JR. CHARLES STUART COLE JENNIFER ELLEN SCHIER COLE HAROLD DOUGLAS COX SALLIE HANNAH CREWS SANDRA LYNN CULLER DOUGLAS WALTER EDWARDS JOYCE BERNADETTE FISHER VALERIE LYNN FRANCE ILEEN MARY GEIGER ROBERT WILLIAM HILL GERTRUDE CAROL JUDD CLAUDE P KIRKMAN, III ELIZABETH CARTER LOOMIS JANE REYNOLDS McCAULEY JAMES FULTON McLARTY ROBERT HENRY Ml LLI KIN. Ill 146 PAUL MERRILL MORSE REBECCA JEAN PARKE R TIMOTHY JOHN SNYDER MANILIUS RAY THOMAS EDGAR FRANKLIN TIMBERLAKE GEORGE EDWARD TONKIN NEIL DAVIDSON WHITLOCK DEBORAH GAY WILKIE - V -- S E ' S T D Seniors Denis Abramowitz Daniel Allen John Andrews Seated, SUE SHERRILL. SEC, LYNN CULLER, TREAS , Standing, TIM WHEELER, PRES , CHARLES HILL. V PRES Bill Bacharach Wayne Barr Mike Beamon Bob Beasley Steve Bowles Bill Bradley Martha Glenn Bradshaw Mary Carol Briles Martha Bryan Gil Cameron Elizabeth Cameron Peter Carey Martha Carter Bob Cathey Joseph Chappell Lu Cleetwood Jerry Clark Cecelia Clifford John Clinard David Cooley Julian Cooper Pam Cope Doug Cox Bill Cox David Cozart Sally Crews L ynn Culler Brenda Davis George Davis Patricia Davis Carolyn Dees Wynne Dillon Mahammad Ashraf Farugi Joyce Fisher Debbie Fogit Billie Fon Vickie Forrest Val France f Don Gabard Ann Gibbs w Mary Ellen Goad JS Sigmund Gorski Terry Grace Eddie Hatley Kathy Hedrick Daphne Helms Catherine Hester Marion Herring Janet Hicks Charles Hill Jayne Hill Mary Lee Hill Parker Hooper John Hodges David Hunter Tom Hutchins Linda Hylton Patty Hys op Leon Inman Charles Isley David James James Johnson Pete Joseph Gertrude Judd Rosey Karppinen Jean Kelso Buck Kester Mickey Kiger Chu Kim Mary Ann Kirby Ruffus Kirkman m . I W Patricia Koch ■ . Carol Lampley Stewart Lanier Michael Leblang Ken Lee Mary Leggett Lani Lentz Charles Leonard Mark Lessner Roxi Loomis Zack Lowe Susan Lum Russ Mann Eduardo Massu Jeffrey Matthew Ellen Martin Joe Martin Clarence Mattocks Pat Mattocks Jane McCauley Carole McClenny Susan McCrery Angus McDonald Jesse McMurry Linda Mercer Don Michaux Robert Moore Radford Moreland Grady Morgan John Morgan Boyd Morris Donald Morris Sally Morrow Paul Morse Lewis Mowery Nancy Mundy George Nauman Pat Nauman Ernie Newton Jan Nichols Becky North Glenn Osborne Edgar Parker Keith Parks Karen Paulsen John Peeler Wallace Pegram Leon Phelps Orren Poe Kathryn Powell Gerald Redmond Kevin Reid J. Karl Rich Becky Richards Linwood Ricks 7 Phihp Riedl Howard Rubin Sara Schoonover Wilber Scotten BiHie Seymour Steve Shane Carol Sheppard Sue Shernll Buddy Smith Wiley Smith Bob Spam Herbert Speas Sallye Spivey Hazel Stanfield Frances Stewart Eddie Strickland Georgia Swam Bax ter Swearingti Daniel Timmons Linda Toombs Anna Faire Tucker Jeff Turner Rae Ann Turtle Norman Tuttle Winn Underbill Vaden Underwood Nancy Utiey Lin Wagner Nancy Wagoner Josepb Walker Stephen Walker Tom Walser Art Washburn Steve Wellons Tim Wheeler Neill Whitlock Rankin Whittington Debbie Wilkie - iii  Charles Williams ri Phillip Williams John Williams William Williamson Who ' s Who Vilson; Edgar Parker; Tim Wheeler; Zack Lowe; Patricia (P.D.I Davis, J Juniors Richard Aldred iiTi i v Sam Arnngton Pete Ballance BIlL WmTE ' I ' REr ' ' ' ™ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' f ' CHARD SIFFERLEN, V. PRES,, Perry Benbow Rose Paul Blackwell Susan Blair Yvonne Bleiler Gene Bowman Ann Cobb Bryan Cofer Lloyd Couingto Mike Cox i i Sara Elizabeth Cox Sara Katherine Chip Cummings Charles Darnell Gary Davis Jacky Davis Philip Dawso Lynne Dixon James Dorety Men Le Douglas Charles Driggs Rick Edwards Randy Evans Lynn Faust David Feagins Skip Fodel Gary Flora Doug Fox Gae Freitag Trisha Fulcher Larry Funkhouser Donna Garrett Woody Gibson Everett Goings Al Gorrod BillGribble David Gray Forrest MacNeal Gr Betty JoGuill Will Gurley James Hall Edward Harrell Emily Hedrick Charlotte Hohby Sachiko Honda Gloria Howell - Dan Hulburt Gilbert Ingold David Jones Frank Kaufman Pat Keiger Mike King Carl Leisinger Cynthia Lentz Carol Lewis Cynthia Lewis Beth Ligon Peter Lockhart Charles McClella Betty Matthews Charles Phillips Bobby Pierce Phil Pleasants Connie Post Bobby Powell Tom Ragan Susan Ratterree Stephen Redding Charles Roberts Allan Rosenblatt Daphne Rupard Gordon Shepherd Randy Sides Tom Simek John Sinclair Bernadette Smith Larry Spainhour Arlene Spragg JoeSpuill Brenda Stephens Pat Stewart MikeStilwell Carolyn Stoneman Jill Taylor Katerina Vernon George Wall e Dewey Whitley y.t tv f 1 l ttkAO- ' G. T. HOBBS   « t.. . T • ' ♦ ' !. •I ' If ' Bli wr« : ' 7- ' . : -. Mih; ' t? ' r -:% -! . Carl Wolfe William Woody John Wooten Neil Wrenn Pete Wubbenhorst Judith Yates Mary Kathryn Young Robert Yow Clamance Ziadi Sophomores Susan Adams Bud Andrews Terry Andrews L R, PAIGE VIA, SEC, GENE GURLEY, V. PRES.. TERRY GENTRY, PRES,, PALMER BLAIR, TREAS. Frank Ausband Sam Ausband Debbie Ayers James Bailey Penny Ball Nancy Barnes James Bennet Babs Bergner Palmer Blair Dot Bliss Mike Blount Brenda Boggess Janet Bowman Meg Brogan Gary Brown Pam Buchanan Libby Burton Bob Carter Sandy Carter Charles Caudill Ben Causey Craig Chapman BobChappell Andy Chused Ann Clmgman Ginger Corry June Craven Judy Cr. 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Box 9 May Day 1969 QUEEN MISS PAMLYN DAWN ATKINS MAID OF HONOR MISS WENDELL ANN MILLER ATTENDANTS Seated on ground from L-R; Miss Billie Ann Forrest, Miss Joan Knight, Seated L-R: Miss Martha Carter, Miss Martha Bradsham, Miss Pat Mattocl s, Standing; Miss Lynn Culler, Miss Penny Kyle, Miss Patricia (P.O.) Dauis GENERAL STAFF Jim McLarty, Jill Taylor, Co-editors Bev McCormick Gloria Howell Charlotte Hobby Gae Freitag Ann Gibbs Susan Ratterree Sandy Gordon Carol Rice Ruth Reid Anne Clingman Doug Cox Randy Sides Acknowledgements SMITH STUDIOS-RALEIGH MRS. GENE WALKER-HUNTER PUBLISHING CO. HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY-WINSTON SALEI TALTON PHOTOGRAPH ERS-WINSTON-SALEM JIM McLARTY-PHOTOGRAPHER Pictures appear on the following pages: 1,4-17, 19,20,24,27,28,31-33,36,38,41-45,110-135,137-141, 143J44 146,148,150,155,159,162,166,169,170, 172,174,178,181,184,189,192,196,201,64,08,69, 73,75 NEILWHITLOCK-PHOTOGRAPHER Pictures appear on the following pages: 13, 21 25,27-29,46-47,57-58,60-61,176,183,187,199, 62-67,70-72,212,213 JO WALKER-PHOTOGRAPHER Pictures appear on the following pages: 60-61, 143 BUDDY LINK-PHOTOGRAPHER Pictures appear on the following pages: 78-89, 91-101,164 DAVE McDONALD-PHOTOGRAPHER Picture appears on Page 145 At the end of every year, every accomplishment, every significant event, there is a haulting moment when we distinctly differentiate yesterdays from this day. Herein, on these pages, the 1969 QUAKER has attempted to capture the significance of one of these yesterdays. Portions of it are already dated. Ten years from now, its viewers will marvel at how outdated and different the scene pictured is. The QUAKER hopes that this book will hold something unique and individual for each person who views it. Stopping now to see that here is the ledge between the past and the years to come is the opportunity of all who pause to read the QUAKER pages. The Staff 1969 QUAKER