The Quilfortocm
VOL. XLII
Eleven Guilford Seniors Named To Who's Who
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In the above picture are Guilford's new members of Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities.
Reading from the top left corner, in clockwise fashion are: Nancy Dettor, Frank Laraway, Larry Bum
garner, Sue Gentz Church, Ketchel Adams. Margaret White, Charles Strider, Bill Gibson, Emily Warrick
and Ed Brown. Carol Smith, who is also one of the members, is not pictured.
Dr. Hart Lectures Psychology Classes
Dr. Hornell Hart of the Duke
University faculty has been the
guest speaker for Mrs. Milner's
Psychology 21 class. He has been
using as his topic, Emotional
Maturity in College. The idea be
hind his topic is that emotional
maturity can be taught in college.
His lectures have also covered
ways of imporving one's person
GUILFORD COLLEGE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1955
ality and mood metus.
Dr. Hart was born August 2,
1888 in St. Paul, Minnesota. He
has received most of his education
from the University of Wisconsin
and the State University of lowa.
He was married on January 4,
1915 to Miss Ella Brockhausen.
Dr. Hart has been the Professor of
Sociology at Duke University since
1938.
REMEMBER
Spanish Club
Carnival
Tonight at 7:00
in the Gym
NO. 5
Eleven seniors from Guilford
have been elected to represent the
school in the 1955-56 edition of
Who's Who Among Students in
American Colleges and Universi
ties.
To be selected for this honor is one
of the highest attainments one can
receive during his college career.
Candidates are chosen on the basis
of character, service to the school,
leadership and practical qualities,
contribution to extra-curricular
activities, scholarship, and poten
tial usefulness to business and so
ciety.
Guilford's representatives to this
publication are: Ketchel Adams,
Ed Brown, Larry Bumgarner, Sue
Genz Church, Nancy Dettor, Bill
Gibson, Frank Laraway, Carol
Smith, Charles Strider, Emily
Warrick, and Margaret Anne
White.
Ketchel Adams, a sociology ma
jor, was vice-president of his class
his sophomore year, played base
ball and football, has been on the
Honor Roll and served on the Stu
dent Council. Originally from El
kin, he received the William Over
man Scholarship and is chairman
of the Honor Boai-d.
Ed Brown, from Murfreesboro,
has lettered in tennis four years,
was a marshal last year, has been
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Calendar of Events
Friday, November 4
Chapel for Freshmen
7:00 Carnival sponsored by the
Spanish Club in the Gym.
7:30 Young Friends Meeting in
the Meeting House.
Saturday, November 5
2:30 Football game at Hobbs Ath
letic Field, Guilford vs. Appa
lachian State Teachers College
7:30 Sock Hop
Sunday, November 6
9:30 College Sunday School, Shore
Hall lounge
7:30 SCA meeting in the Hut
Tuesday. November 8
Chanel for Upperclassmen re.
suits of the Campus Chest Drive,
Representatives to the Student
Lepislature
4:45 Guilfordian meeting, Found
ers Parlor
Wednesday, November 9
Chapel for Freshmen—Mr. Schiiff
man of Schiffman's Jewelers in
Greensboro
Thursday, November 10
Founders Day
Chapel for Upperclassmen—Doro
thy Gilbert Thome "Women of
Guilford College in History"
5:00 WSG Council Meeting in the
WAA room
7:30 Student Affairs Board meets
in Founders Parlor
8:00 Women of the Meeting House
sponsoring "Outstanding Women
of New Garden in history"
Frirtav, November 10
Chapel for Freshmen Dorothy
Gilbert Thorne
8:00 Elizabeth Gray Vining to give
sixth Ward Lecture, Memorial
Hall