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Page Four LALAH COX Climax, N. C. Entered 1922 Student Council. (1; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, (2) ; W. A. A. Cabinet, (3) ; President Philomathean Literary Society, (41 : House President New Garden Hall, (4) ; Secretary of Class, (4). A senior thesis, measles and exams ire all that bother Lalah these spring days. She has been '.Macon" friends while here in college but still she clings to the pal of her childhood days. Her ideal of happiness: H. M. (not His Majesty), a bungalow, a garden and some chickens. OLA MAYE NICHOLSON Houstanville, N. C. Entered 1922 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, (2, 3, 4) ; Vice- President Y. W. C. A., (4) ; Student Gov ernment Council, (3). A cherry smile, kind word, a help ing hand; these are only a few of the qualities which go with a description of "'Nick". She is always ready to help the girls with their love affairs, but why shouldn't she be? She "Shore" has succeeded with her own. "To know her is to love her." LALAH HASSELL Archdale, N. C. Entered 1922 President Philomathean Literary Soci ety, (4) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, (4). Lalah is rather reserved since her in terest does not lie on the college cam pus. Judging from the number of times she has bobbed her hair and then let it grow out, we fear, she has a very change, ble mind. Woe be to the man at High Point. Her greatest wish is to have a system of Air Mail service installed from High Point to Guilford. ALICE DOROTHY THOMPSON Rich Equare, N. C. Entered 1922 W. A. A. Cabinet, (3, 41 ; Student Council, (4 > ; President Philomathean iLterary Society, (4). What is the object of "Parson's" visit to New Garden Hall four nights in the Week': 1 Alice Dorothy Thompson is the answer. She knows how to use her mathematical brain in more w. ys than one. Byway of information: Please don't give Alice any cats for a wedding present. INA IRENE MIXON Goldsboro, N. C. Entered 1922 Student Council, (2) ; President W. A. A.. (41 : President Zatasian Liteiary Soci ety. (4 J. Gifted in Math, in music and "af fairs de la coeur" this is lna's reputa tion. It is rumored that she has a well worn dictionary which she uses consistently after interviewing a cer tain young man on the campus. After teaching math and French . few years and learning Webster s Dic tionary by heart, we hope that Ina will settle down to a successful cereer of matrimony. RUTH McCOLLUM Madison, N. C. Entered 1923 President Zatasian Literary Society. (4) ; W. A. A. Cabinet, (4). A "Math Shark" with a cool and c. 1- culating mind, Ruth always what she thinks, regardless of whether it suiU or not. 11 she reaches the height of her capacity, she will be a second Pancoast. Ruth is pi nning to do graduate work at Bryn Mawr next year and then the class will present it's most perfect school teacher. SALLIE PEARSON Dudley, N. C. Entered 1922 Philomathean Oratorical winner, (2) ; President of Philomathean Literary Suci etty, (4). Regardless of work, "Sal", never refuses to help when some one is wanted. She has had much experience in Home economics and is a very effi cient librarian. She shocked every one on the campus by bobbing her hi'ir this spring and we fear she will soon be do ing the Charleston. She plans to do some work in s.ome field of Home Economics—Men tike notice! >— ■ 1 "^v/v— .—. . JEWELL EDWARDS Vass, N. C. Entered 1922 W. A. A. Cabinet, (2) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, (4). Jewell is always ready to tell a ghost ■loiy. say a recitation or suggest a new game. As social chairman of the Y. v\. llii- year, she has been the pilot of many Saturday night socials. In leach school a few years an*d l hen marry a rich, old widower is the ..ream of heart. WILLARD D. ALLEN "Doc" Snow Camp, N. C. Websterian President, (4) ; Websterian Secretary, (oi ; Member Websterian Soci etty, (1, , 3, 4) : S:cretary Athletic As sociation, (4). The shy and reticent character of tliis young man makes it difficult to deal with him satisfactorily, lie is an ob server of n lure and her handiwork, occupying an unnoticed corner,never allowing any unnecessary word to es cape his lips, full of hidden powers. I liroughout his college career Wil lard has marked his way with a seri ousness of purpose* that has gained for him the highest honors at each step, lie is a math star, this being his major subject. EDWIN I'. BROWN ''Manager" George, N. C. President Freshman and Sophomore classes; Varsity tennis, (four years). Sophomore Honors in scholarship ; Manag ing Editor and Editor of Guilfordian ; Business Manager and President of Club; Junior Honors in scholarship; President of Henry Clay Society. Ed is one of the buiest men in col lege. but he always keeps his work concealed (if there is any). Never theless he passes ihs work with highest marks. Ed is our idea of a real stud ent. His accomplishments as editorl in-chief of the Guilfordian as a mem ber of the Glee Club, and as a Literary Society worker need no comment since Ihe speak for themselves. THE GUILFORDIAN GAR\ ICE H. GUTHRIE ''Garbage'' Snow Camp, N. C. Member Henry Clay Society, (1, 2, 3. 4) : Vice-president, (3) ; Secretary, (,3) ; President, (■!); Class President. t4. Garvice is one of tiie favorite- of his cl. ss, and is noted for liis jolly good humor and oratorical ability. He is a splendid supporter of all college ac tivities. He has infinite faith in some men and less in all women. Conse quently he is not married yet. The record he has made in history speaks for itself in insuring some school of a good te cher for next year. NEREUS C. ENGLISH "A'ee ' Trinity, N. C. Varsity Haseball. (1, 2, 3, it; Captain. (4) ; Varsity tennis, (1. 2) ; Class dabat ing team. (1) ; Member Websterian Soci ety, (1, 2, 3, 4) : Secretary., 1,1, 2) ; Ora torical contest, (2) ; President, (4) : Member Men's Student Council, 131 ; President, 4 ; Member Debating Coun cil, (3); Debating Team, (!•>; Clajj President, (3l ; Guilfoidian Staff, (2, 8i ; Associate Editor, (3i. One of the best things about Nee is his good humor. As a baseball player he is known all over the campus. Dignity and composure sit upon his I row, back of which lies an excellent intellect and executive ability which will be proven by demonstration in his life work. L. JACKSON HARRELL "Jack" R. 3 Goldsboio, N. C. Varsity Football, (1, 2, 3. 4;; Class President, (1); Member Websterian Soci ety, (1, 2, 3, i) ; Secretary, (2) ; Presi dent. (3 ; Member Student Council, (4). When Jack entered school here he found his way cut out for him on the football fipkl, where he toiled end sweated for four full seasons. He is everybody's friend, but he never lets anything interfere with his opinions. His success as a biology assistant has proved his ability as a biologist. Next fall he expects to enter a medical school. OTIS J. BL RKE "Skinny Graham, N. C. Varsity tennis, 12, 3, 4) ; Manager, (3); ; Staxe Manager; Dramatic Council, (3, 4); Debating Council, (4); President Web st lian Society, 111. I Upon entering Skinny's room and lookii.g for a few moments at him, who is pondering over his principal study, German, one would thing th. t he was surely suffering a severe tooth ache. but when lie shifts the half play ol "Brown's Mule"' to the other jaw the thought is proved false. During junior ard senior years. .Skinny guided the tennis team over its vales and hills, and during the past year he has made a splendid work as e cheer leader. | JOHN F. CUDE Colfax, N. C. ] Superintendent of Sunday School, (3); Glee Club, (1, 2, 3); Assistant Itusiness Manager ("c Club, ('! i ; Secretary Web ' stciian Sici.v, (21; College Marshal, (3); Secretary Debating Council, (3); M mber Student Council, (31 ; Member Social Com j mittee, 2l ; Secretary of class, (2); Class President, (3) ; Varsity track, (1, John is strong willed and indepen • (lent, journeying through his college course little seeking the attention of fellow beings. It is mainly due to his 1 squarely honest and straight forward ' acts that have won for him numerous friends. Next year he expects to be a school teacher. PANSY DONNELL Climax, N. C. Entered 1921 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, (2, ) ; Y. W. C. ■ A. Treasurer, (4); Guilfoidian Hoard, 131 ; Y. W. A. A.; President Zatasian Literary Society, (4) ; College Marshall. (3). ; Pansy, the dignified senior—at times; 1 but this dignity is dropped at intervals i for a good giggle. She is studious > and dependable in spite of her tend . ency to laugh at us, with us, and for > us. t P, nsy is going to Pocono. Penn., 1 this summer but we think she will come back to "Shore". JAMES REED BARBEE Guilford College, N. C. President Y. M. C. A., (4) ; Y. M. C. A. Marshal, (3); Clas Psresident, (1); President Christian Endeavor, (3) ; Mem ber Glee Club, (1, 2, 31; President Henry Clay Society, (4). Heed is a man of excutive ability, especially interested in religious activi ties, sincere,we find him ever awake while 'tis day, but still he enjoys an occasional period for joking and fun. FRENCH SMITH Guilford College, N. C. Varsity Hasketball : Varsity Ha.seball; President Henry Clay Society; Debating ! Team. As a baseball player and as a land mark. French is famous all over the campus. He is a landmark because as pilot of the Founders to Greensboro but he is without an equ 1. As a student of Geology, French can, like a flash, give the three scientific ! explanations for the origin of the earth and explain fully the dominant processes. '1 he greatest tiling, how ever, in French's favor is not his ; knowledge of Geology, but himself. HOLMES WILHELM East Betid, N. C. j Henry Clay Society, (1, 2, 3, 4). If there ever was a quiet student it is another one of our esteemed repre j sent, lives from East Bend. Wilhelra ! hates classroom courses because lie tip loed into Guilford not to learn how to study but to study, and the constant | interruption of his study of French | literature by the necessity of attending 1 classes is one of I lie stumbling blocks j lor his peaceful and quiet existence. EDNA BEEN Guilford College Entered 1921 Varsity Hockey, (3, I) ; Basketball, (3) ; -S.cittuiy ui ri niji Cms ; Tiack, 3|. Edna, who hails from the coyote in fested prairie of western Kansa still retains the broad, democratic ways of the westerners. She is friendly al ways and a good sport on tlie athletic field and off. ' Ed ' is a teaie and no one is s fe if -lie learns your latest "blunder" N. C, for Edna, contains Burlingto nbe cause Burlington tries to contain •Mac". MARGARET TOWN SEND | 215 W oodbui'n Kd., Raleigh, N. C. Entered 1922 Secretary Zatasian Literary Society, (3) ; W. A. A. Cabinet, (2) ; Vice-Presi ! dent W. A. A., (4). | Jail and stately—a perfect blonde; "Spiil" is one of those carefree types i who always has a host of friends, j Outing her first two years here she j look t campus course but now she is | doing correspondence work. A Cadillac, a summer home in New York, a wit ler home in Florida, beauti ful clothes, and a husband—just this |it no more. Amen. KITH HARDING LINN Lattdis, N. C. Entered 1925 -Mrs. Lii 11 was late to enter the senior class bill not too late for them to rea | lize that she possesses a n. ture full of I kindi ess and unselfishness. She does n't c o things conspicuously, but she ! does them neverlheless. i Mrs. Linn expects to teach in North Carolina but she hopes to leave us for | California in a few years. HARVEY 0. DIN KINS "llarv'' East Bend, N. C. Class President, 111 ; President Henry Clay Society, (3. 4) ; Collesre News cor respondent, (•}, -1> ; M:ina:in; Editor The Guitfordian, (4); Secretaiy Henry Clay Society. (2) ; Editor Sophomore section of j the "Quaker," (2) ; on personnel of class j play, (4). I Harvey is the chief of our represen | tations from that famous big-leet ex porting center called E st Bend. It must also be mentioned that it is due to his efforts that the inhabitants of the above mentioned city know there are such things as aeroplanes, j Although Harvey's special vocations ' have been the Dictionary, Night Wi tch man, 9nd News Correspondent, his major subject is History. Next year he expects to enter into newspaper work.
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