May 18, 1921.
ALUMNI NOTES
Eunice Darden Meader '95 is living
at 715 W. Morgan Street, Raleigh,
N. C.
Edward S. King, 1910, is secretary
of the Y. M. C. A. at State Col
lege, West Raleigh, N. C.
Robert C. Dalton Jr., 1900 is Sales
Manager of the J. Van Lindley Nurs
ery Co. of Pomona, N. C.
A. F. Zachary, 1912. is head of the
Department of Agriculture in the Ba
hama Farm Life School of Bahama,
Durham County, N. C.
Henry A. Doak 1908, is Professor
of English in the University of
North Dakota—Address University
Station, Grand Forks, N. D.
Oma Gray, 1917, holds a respon
sible position in the office of the
Directory of the Treasury-Commis
'sioner of Public Debt, Washington,
D. C. She expresses a desire to be
at commencement and meet old
friends again.
Ada M. Fields, 1898, writes the
Secretary of the Alumni Association
a real Guilfordian letter, parts of
which we feel impelled to quote:
"Inclosed find ballot and check for
dues—also greetings and all good
wishes for the Association and for
Guilford. I wish it were possible
to be with you at commencement,
but it is not possible this year.
"I have been connected, as stu
dent or instructor with a number
of other institutions since leaving
Guilford, but Guilford still stands
to me for a homelike and very beau
tiful association that I have found
nowhere else in quite the same way.
The small college has advantages
for the undergraduate student that
the large one cannot possibly have,
and I hope we shall all work together
enthusiastically and unitedly to help
Guilford go forwai'd. All endowed
instituttons are in difficulty now, —
some far more embarrassed than
Guilford is. The responsibility for
tiding them over rests first of all
upon those who are the children of
these institutions. It is a service not
only to the institution and its present
students but to the future of society
and I believe we as loyal Guilford
ians will measure up to the job. I
am very happy to be one of you."
Baxter N. Richardson, 1013, and
Helen East Richardson, 1914, are
living at 326, W. Jackson Street,
Springfield Illinois. Baxter is in
charge of Public Health Instruction
for the State of Illinois with the
title of Cheif of the Division of
Public Health Instruction Depart
ment of Public Health. Mrs. East
writes rather caustically of the "slip
shod methods of record keeping and
mailing which are indulged in by
the people who are intrusted to see
to it that Guilfordians are mailed
to Alumni who have paid their fees
and expect the paper regularly." "I
have l'eceived four copies this year
all much belated —one of which was
addressed correctly. I know that
others are similarly irritated." we
regret the fact that subscribers are
failing to get their numbers of the
Guilfordian regularly. The mailing
list of Alumni is made from the rec
ord supplied by the secretary-Treas
urer of the Association and should
be correct. Just where the fault,
lies we are not able to say and how
change of address appears is still
more of a puzzle. We shall, how
ever, make an effort another year
to deliver the Guilfordians, properly
addressed, to the tender mercies of
Uncle Sam with the hope he sends
them through. The managers of the
Guilfordian wish to deliver the is
sues promptly and certainly agree
with the sentiment expressed, '
1922 QUAKER STAFF ELECTED.
Hodgin, Business Manager; Newlin,
Editor-iii-Chief.
At a recent meeting of the Junior
class, the 1922 Quaker staff was
elected. S. Gladstone Hodgin was
unanimously elected Business Man
ager. Each member of the class
was then considered a nominee and
a vote was taken. J. Curtis Newlin
received the highest number of votes
and was declared elected Editor-in
chief. The six receiving the next high
est number of votes were as follows.
Edna Raiford, H. Grady Mcßane,
Ruth Outland, Elizabeth Yates, Mable
Ward and Hugh White. These
members will serve as associate ed
itors.
The class has already begun work
on the Quaker for next year and it
is hoped that a creditable book can
be put out.
GIRLS' ATHLETICS
(Continued from page 1.
days. This Spring, on account of
the numerous events which come
every Spring, not enough girls have
been out to make four teams but
those who have played have acquired
much skill in the sport.
During the winter months basket
ball and volley ball were the leading
sports. The basket-ball season was
the most saitsfactory they have ever
had. More than seventy-five per
cent of the girls were present on
all the regular practice days. Two
public games were played—one be
tween the new and old girls and the
class championship game.
The tennis manager has stimulated
much interest in tennis this year.
New nets and balls have been
purchased in the four girls' courts
have been kept in splendid condition.
Both in the fall and spring, tennis
tournaments have beep played. Dur
ing the past two weeks there have
been two tennis tournaments in
which boys and girls have played-to
gether.
During the month of April an
.inter-High-School girl's basket-ball
contest was held at the college by
the girl's Association. A silver
cup was awarded to the winning
team.
Although the Association has not
accomplished all that it hoped too,
however, the interest which has been
shown, means that a good begin
ning has been made and that next
year should be a great year in the
history of "Girl's Athletics" for
Guilford.
The President has had a splendid
working cabinet this year and to
them belongs a great part of the
credit for this year's success. The
letters and monograms which were
won for the year 1919—1920 and
were not awarded previously have
been given by this year's cabinet.
Under the hiking department, four
girls have walked the distance of
400 miles and will be awarded "G's".
These are Hazel Richardson, Allene
Johnson, Shelly Clodfelter, and Isla
Willis Thompson.
Miss Ghita Tuttle has walked the
distance of 200 miles and will be
awarded a "G.C." arm-band.
Six girls will be awarded letters
in basket ball. These are Eurie
Teague, Nellie Allen, Marianna
White, Marion Ward, Edna Raiford
and Dovie Hayworth.
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