Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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1 ' raxk Wilson Ai-Iord. K 1 ' Chipkn, Fla. B.S.II Froslimiin Fnnthall, ' 23; Varslly Baseball. ' 23. ' 24; Captain Basehall, ' 20; First Sorgfant K. O. T. C. ' 25; Treasurir ■•!)•• Club. ■2. ' i; Siiii-taiy ■ ' U Club. ' 28. Thy inciclfsty is a laiulle t tliy merit. Frank ' This lad from tlie Alligator State began to snap at lienors when he first arrived, and he has been sueeeiisful in corralling quite a number. He has been one ot the best baseball pla.vers to attend Davidson in a long, long time. Frank is a Jolly, sociable fellow, and we are all exp.eiing him to hit till ' ball of his life -.1 long way il.nvn the road of sui-eess and happine.«.s. V. DE H.A.Mi ' TON Ali.i.sox. Jr., — Y Washington, 1). C. A.B.I I C.lee Club. ' 24. ' 20: Quips and Crank.s ' Klafl ' : Forensie Council; Vice-President Kuni.nean l.ii. rarv Sn.i.ty; K, pnr ter. ' Club; .Minislcrial iiand; IntiTnational Kelations Club; Sp.mish Club Common sense is instinct, .Toil enough of it is genius. IfaJi %V.. are glad that Wade, the lad from the Capital ' ity. .hose IJavld.son as his .-Vlni.-i .Mat.-r. for w,- l.ave all benelltid by his iircsem-.- in our mid.sl. .A good .■itudc nl. a hard worker, :■. Ilter.iry :irlisl. and always ch .-.rful, W.ade has scl an example it will be well lo folbiw. ji i.iis W ' li.Li.xM AxnuRSoN, } (- II, () K Aiiiiersoii, S. C. H.S.I Kieshman Football T.-ani. -22; ' arsitv Football. ' 24. ' 25; Track Team. ' 22. ' 2;!. ' 24; Vlce-Hresident D ' Club; I ' risidenl Pan-Helieiiie Council; Captain Track Team; June Week Committee. Your heart ' s desires be with you! •■Red Ited is from the Palmetto State. Ihi- land that Haunts the Bonnie Blue Flag, and he never fails to let people know it. P.ed has done a lot since he has been here, and he has done it in a whole-hearted, big-souled manner. His prowess on the gridiron and track, his leadership of the Pan-Hellenic Council, and Ins many friends, all testify that Red is a man ' s man. Davidson has done much for him, and he has dime much for ills Alma Mater.

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Kiiuiiies in women, not their heaLileoiis lool s, hall win in love. S aJc There are combined in the character of SpciKht Adams two of the outstanding qualities of our iebrew brethren which are no mean attributes: the power to sell and tlie impulse to wander. These are the warp of our Spisof: the woof is made up of friendliness, good clieer and amity. All things considered, there is no reason on earth why Speight should not hold a high position in the world of business interests. Hen ' rv MacMill.ax Alexander CoKimbia, Mo. B.S.II Pyramid I ' kib; Euni.nran l.it,i;uy f-ociity; Boxing Squad. Were I not Alexander, I would he Diogenes. ' ' A lex tha Dreamy, meditative, pensive Alex, sitting there behind that huge saxophone pipe, emitting now 1 then a leisurely ringlet of smoke, thinks; then in that slow-moving way releases the thoughts it rise in him Who knows what ideas may be created there that may some day move the world thought or action? Harry Young Alexander Derita, N. C. A.B.II Vice-President Plii Society. •2. ' j; Assistant firculatlon Manager Davidsonian. ' 1!. ' . : Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. ' L ' o; Circulation Manager Davidsonian. ' L ' ti; First Lieutenant K. O. T. C. ' 26. Whose nature is so far from doing harm that he suspects none. S iorty Mecl lenhurg County has as a representative at Davidson a lanky, tall, good natured fellow in the person of Harry Alexander. He is one w-ho attends strictly to his own business, never offers a remark out of order, is industrious and deserving. He is not the flash that is superficial and insincere, but is as steady as the giant oak, which, after all, is a laudable commentary.

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James Mourning Ai ' I ' lhiu . W Y IJ, F — E, B K Florence, Ala. B.S.I :iet: V Board of Control; I Student Coiintil; Y ' Assistant, -25, ■■Hi: .Tun Esculapian Club; Int. gv Club; Chemistry Eumcnean; Reporters ' Club; ot N. C. Academy of Sci- I am not in the roll of common men. Jim It is hard to belieye so much energy and enthusiasm could be found in one human being. With him quiclc action follows on the thought. In all his work, especially Chemistry, and in social and fraternal life as well as in Y work, Jim has had great success. A truer gentleman lias never left the portals ot Davidson, and we are reluctant to see him go. Thompson Simkins B.aker, Z A E, O A K Jacksonville, Fla. .B.S.I Captain Freshman Football, ' 23; President Sophomore Class; S.-cretary and Treasurer Student Body; Tuastmasler Sophomore Banquet; Vice-President Student Body; Vice- President Athletic Association; Student Council. ' 24, ' 25, ' 2G; Varsity Football. ' 23, •24, ' 25; Class Track Team; D Club; President Student Body; All-State Football Team two years. Right noble is thy merit. Brassic. You will nev. ' r f(.rset ninssie T!i,l er- nev,-i- l ' ,,ru-. t :i split -second ini i i ' ssiim ef this red- Your lights W.4LTER Louis Baker Mooiesville, N. C. A.B.I Philanthropic Literary Society; Second Critic Phi Society; Class Football, Soph year. ' Tis pitiful to court a grin when you should woo a soul. wh knows Rt V Mt . Bak his work, but ■ated his 11 to e hi n s fello Its ent bu success as it is deeme mpressed at once bv his deep earnestness I, and to his God, to the service of whom There is success awaiting him. not only a 10 eyes of One Who g-uides below and rules ind sincerity, not he has dedicated 5 mankind deems above.