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

Page 33 text:

ARTHUR J. CLEMENT, Jk. A ' I ' A B.S. in Mulhvmutits CHARLESTON. S. C. Being the Htcr.iry editor of the cIjss and the writer of these little excerpts in regards to the senior class, he must not remark about himself. ' To love Vehementtii. ti Klem Junior has been: 1927- ' 28: Class Secretary: Cla live constructively, to think Vi irably — for these things I wish. lierously. and to die Club: , , ., ner o, es ChevaMers lJ .i aSi? ' l ilL; — ' ' ■ ' ' ' •-- ' ■ ' ' ' - ' - S S,: S:!? 7 1(; - T ' caSr - -,t-ffi,aS . z S nf Le Elegants JOHN H. CARSON A.B. in English MORGANTON. N. C. There has been little outward change in Johnnie in the past four years. There has always been that playful, good-natured attitude about him. and college life with its disillusion- ments has not destroyed the optimism of the ' ■Johnnie of yesteryears. We will remember him by his radiancy Don ' t put off fo Johnnie has been: 1927- ' 2S 1928- ' 29 1929- ' 30 tomorroa ' what you can do today. Leade Secretary of I.ampados Ckili. Secretary of 1929 Bull; Smith Players: Clas Secretary and Vice-President of Les Chevalii FRANCIS D. CURRY A A OLAR, S. C. Page Twenty-nine i i (3? We 3? W (3? (§ . § . ssS. @? ' @? @? (3? !W

Page 32 text:

!F ' S ksl S Js TSJ - i -Sk-? CYRIL B BABB B.S. m C ' bemislry GEORGinOWN. BRITISH GUIANA This elongated scout is a true continental gentleman. Given lo all of the idiosyncraci of the Englishman. Babb cuts quite a figure when he moves about the American group. To dehheraU ' about itsel ul things is the saiesi delay: all i f. ' ui is unpleasant but iL ' e are the wiser lor it. 19. ' 9- ' .tn: . . C. A.: . ciiiitiru- Chili; riai-lulms ' flnl.: .Spliii.y Cl-.il.. Wll I I AM P BRODin V. M ' ' l B.S. in Education CHARLOTTE. N. C. ' Don ' t he afraid of life. Life is only what you make it. If you must he afraid of anything, he afraid of yourself 1926- ' 2- 1927- ' 28 192K- ' 29 1929-MO I.is Chevaliers KleRaiits. I.ampados CUih; Les Chevaliers EleKants I.amria.los Cltih; f.es Chevaliers EleKants. OnivRa Psi Phi; l.es Chevaliers EleKants JOHN V BROWN K . M- CHARLOTTE. N. C. I ' aye Twenty eight

Page 34 text:

2k ' ii i) § M MM§ §aatM§ f CATO C. DkVANE K A A.B. in French KKRR. N. C. Oto has been so much the ideal Christian that he has taken onto thcs docs to water. Twice has he been out with the ladies to socials. He does e ' average college man does not do. Cato is nonvindictive. ' When college commencement ends, lile ' s school begins. Cato has been : ,o-,r..- ' )-7. c.fetary and Critic of .Matti.ii Literary .Society; . lcmlicr of Bachelors ' .,,hy Clul.; V. .M. ( . A.; (Mee flul.. Officer an.l Menihcr of Kappa Al|)ha I ' si; I ircnlatmn . I: part •rvih s as a duck ng that the 192 7- ' 28 1928 ' 29 Sludeiit. Member of I ' hilo I -lull; TUiKer Y. .M. C. A. of Vmti-rsily I ' ahie JUNIUS K. DIAMOND n l ' ! CHARLOTTE. N. C. •Spark Plug ' was at one time the best second baseman in these parts and we would not doubt that there arc more games in the old fellow, but now he prefers to rest on honors won and watch the old pastime from the stands — giving youth a chance. 1 suppose. ■■ i.v not ala. ' ays the depth or the novelty of a thought which constitutes to ourselves, but the fitness of its application to our circumstances. Spark Plug has been: 1926--2-: Mcmliev of Varsity Ilasehall Team ,. . . 1928- ' 29: IJic I.ustigen Knaben; Oralor in .Imuor Prize I nntest. JOHN A. DUSIiNBURY 0. ! ' -l ' ASHltVILLE. N. C. To hear ■Goat baritone a lullaby is to hear a Robeson of the Goat have given a romantic beating to many a fai ( r.s rjof our ivords that count but our deeds. Goat has been: Member of I.es Chevaliers Klexants. , ,., . . i- ' • ■ ' ' I lub. ami I It his best. The mighty rumblings miss heart. 1927- 28 1928- ' 29 I929 ' 30 .Vlcmbel MemlxM KleKaiits. of Lcs Chevaliers ElcKants; I ' nive,. ..., ..... of I.es Chevaliers Elegants; Lniversity Gle iity C.le Club, and Ui ersity Uiiiiit - ' - crsily Quintette. Page Thirty wm i