Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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VANCE HENRY CHAVIS Alpha Phi Alpha B.S. in Chemistry Wadesboro, N. C. Meet Van, known also as Peck, Red and Dusty Yallow. Van is scholarly. suave, lazy, skeptical and egotistic. He boasts of having girls from Boston to Houston, and one in Portland. Oregon. My faith exists in the os- tensible, tangible, prac- tical and concrete: that which is unseen, intan- gible, impracticable and abstract is fictitious. 1925-26: Vice-President of Class; Secretary Sphinx Club; Secretary Les Choises Pen-. Cheer Leader. 1926-27: President Sphinx Club; President Les Choises Pen; Manager Varsity Basket- ball; Cheer Leader. 1927-28: Recording Secretary Alpha Omicvon Chapter. Alpha Phi Alpha; President Les Chois- es Peu; Society Editor 1928 Bull; Glee Club; Alexander Dumas Reading Circle; Cheer Leader; Junior Prize Orator; Scientific Club. 1928-29: President Les Choises Peu; Alexander Dumas Read- ing Circle; Scientific Club; Class Editor; Cheer Leader; Glee Club. Editor-in-Chief of Uni- versity Student. ROBERT L. CRATER Alpha Phi Alpha B.S. in Biology Pine Bluff, Ark. It seems as though it was only yesterday that Pug came to the Hill city from the wooly West, with his trousers too long for short and too short for long. In a short time he grew from the rural Pug to a city Bob. During the past two years he has been more interested in fast automobiles and fast women than in the amoeba or the Mendelian law. Bob will enter dental school. With his gift of gab and flattery he will make many lady patrons become oblivi- ous of a molar extraction. 7 doubt whether education makes one happier or differ. 1925-26: Assistant Secretary Sphinx Club; Assistant Secre- tary Athletic Council. 1926-27: Die Lustigen Knaben; Vice-President Athletic Council. 1927-28: Historian of Alpha Omicron Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha; Alexander Dumas Read- ing Circle; Die Lustigen Knaben. 1928-29: Vice-President Die Lustigen Knaben; Alexander Dumas Reading Circle. Page Tweniy-seven WILLIAM L. DAVIDSON B.S. in Education CHARLOTTE, N. C. Slue foot! Do that thing. Slim is a trom- bonist of the superior type. He can make weird notes on the slide like no one else. He is the trombonist of the Spanish Troubadours. Slim is one of those hu- man beings who evokes laughter just to see him. His sense of humor is rarely found. By his good nature and frivolity he is known by all. The body shows the spe- cies: only the face shows the personality. 925-26 Class Football. 926-27 Class Football. 927-28 Spani sh Troubad 928-29 Class Orchestra.

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HI MPHILL H. BROWN Omega Psi Phi B.S. in Education Leeds. S. C. You can get a boy out of the country, but not the country out of the boy. However, Floe. as he was called in the pupa stage, is an exception. Hempill is fearless, daring and courage- ous. It was he who led us against the mighty Sophs on that traditional Sophomore day when we took their costly dinner. Due to his rare sense of humor and amiability Hempill is one of the most popular in the ! ' 29. The rational part o man is the true part. 1925- . ' I.: Glee (lull. Glei ' lub; Vice- President Mattoon Literarj So ni ' . i .1., i lull Mattoon I ii. i .n j Sin i ' tj . Sei retarj Ales ander I ' ng Circle; Philosophy Huh Adi - tising Manager ol 192! Buli 1928-29: Glee Club; Mattoon iterary Society: Alexander Du- as Readii Circ-I. . I ' li.ln-i|.ln i.i. . . , . . i, , 1 1... i ,, ti i l,,l . Knaben etarj In- I WILLIAM LEWIS BYRD Omega Psi Phi B.S. in Psychology Chester. S. C. Squats. Dusty. Oi seaux. Jazz, are a few of the names given this son of Chester. From a dog Dusty has always striven to be a sheik. He has al- ways possessed a heavy ward- robe of Biltrite ' s best. With the girlies he has not had the best results. Due to an im- pediment in speech he has found difficulty in getting his line over. He possesses a silver-toned voice and has sung on the Glee Club for four years. Act tor the sake of acting, love for the sake of lov- ing; and even if there is no heaven or hell, love Cod for His goodness. Club; Class I):, ' LUS 1 JS-26: Baseball. 1926-27: lilt-.- Club; gen Knaben. 1927-28: Glee Club; Art Edi- toi 1928 Mni.. Die Lustigen Knabi n . Philosophy i Hub Alex- .mli, Dumas Reading Circle. i ' ' 18 19: Die Lustigen Knabi n; Philosophy Club; Alexander Du- mas Reading Circle; t llass I ool ball. JAMES O. CANNADY Omega Psi Phi B.S. in Psychology Oxford. N. C. Chief is one of the out- standing constituents of the creme de la creme of Smith. He is the Grand Scribe of the Order of Prevaricators. Unfortunately, all of h i s love affairs have been ephemeral. Chief is will acquainted with James. Freud. Hall. Morton. Prince and other psychologists: he is a connoiseur of good liquids and dealer in struggle buggies and radios. He pens sesses the natural propinqui- ties of a good lawyer. Think of your dot faults the lirst of the night when you are atvake, and the faults oi others u hile you are asleep 1926 27: Die Lustigen Knaben; Mattoon Literary Society. 1927 28: Die Lustigen Knaben; Mattoon Literal Society; Ad iimw Man.-iKi-i hi 1928 Boll; Founder of Plat Hub ! ' liil,,sH,iln lluli 19 ' • 19 I i i I President of Philosophy Research iventy-six

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PAUL E. DAVIS B.S. m Education Okomulgee. Okla. Web has been mor e fortunate than his fellow stateman Joe Robinson. for he has been able to win a Carolina maid. Web is another one of those boys who could buy from the Scotchman and sell to a Jew with a profit. All these years he has sold Baby Ruth to the Smith students. His profits were so great that he now drives an Lsscx. which means that he must have sold about ten billion boxes of this toothache fomenter. People are persuaded by their men reasons — not yours. 26: Class Football. 1926-27: Mattoon Liti ciety. 1927-28 Mattoon Literary So- ■ t) . Dii I ustigen Knaben. 1928-28: Mattoon Literarj So ciety; Die Lustigen Knaben. PAUL R. DUSENBURY Omega Psi Phi B.S. in Psychology ASHEVILLE, N. C. There ' s no place like the Land of the Sky. says Ops. Due to his huge consumption of those pro- ducts that are mild, yet they satisfy, he is sometimes called Lord Chesterfield. This does not mean, how- ever, that he would not walk a mile for a Camel. It is conceded that Ops is the best French student in the class. He also transposes jazz interpretations on the sax as easy as he trans- lates clauses of Anatole France and Victor Hugo. Things are not always what they seem. ' .6 University Band. 1926 27 Mattoon Literarj So ciety; Les Choises Pen. 1927-28: Mattoon I iterarj So Les !hoises Peu. 19: Mattoon Literary So- i i t . Les I Ihoises Peu. CASWELL A. EVANS Omega Psi Phi B.S. in Biology Apex, n. C. September. 1925. brought us a hefty, red chap who said he was from the State ' s capitol. but in the first bul- letin we saw that Ho rse was from Apex instead. Horse has spent his four years in application and has proved that he is an excel- lent scholar. He is the class salulalorian. He has also shown that he is an efficient headwaiter. having acted in this capacity in the Uni- versity Refectory Success is always obtained through constant apph cation. 1925-26: Glee Club; Mattoon Literary Si ii iet J 1926-27: c;i.- - Club; Vice- President Mattoon I iterao So- 1 . 1 noisi - Pi u ici Pr sidi i 1 .1. e Club; Secretary Philosophy Club; Vic. Pn iden ' l Les 1 hoi 1 Pi Alexander Dumas Reading Circli . Derbj Club; Mattoon Literary Society. 1 ;! • • Club; Mattoon Literary S01 ii tj . Philosoph) Club; Vice-President Les Choises Peu; Keep.-. ..1 K.-ennls .1 Ul„. 1 haptei i Omega Psi Phi; President I lei by Club. Page Twenty eight