Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Page 28 text:

CHARLES I. ALLEX, B.S., Eu. Wadesboro, N. C. •7 ( , 1I7„ :s afl llie w, ' scst man !,• nl alir Ass. Medic Class, lint in ;jci:itc I ' jlitor The Huwuik, ' 10; Prophet al e:hiss, ' 09- ' 10; President Medical ' lO- ' U; College Senate, ' lO- ' ll; Assist- Anatomy, ' lO- ' ll; Senior Speaker, ' 11. ( ' . I. is at the head of his Class alphabeti- cally and well does he stand at the head of it in fact. A gentleman, a scholar, and a poli- tician. His Class claims no brainier son tlian lie. In College duties he has been faithful, loyal and earnest in making the most of all his opportunities. If words of valor spoken in silver-toii ' jiHil |.lii:i rs coimt anything, then his sociiU will ,iIh:i v be proud of him. In every pli:i-r nl ( ' iilli i- life he is known. This unassuming sun of nature has sought no fame but it has crowned him nevertheless. ' T ' . I. expects to be a pill slinger and his hitilirsl aiiitiiliun is to serve Uncle Sam Ihi GEORCK A: IS I ' .AIl.lOS. AH., Eu. ( ' ll.UILOTTE, N. C. ■Willi (jriirr „.yi,rl !„■ ,ir„sr. and in hi. siriiinl a pilliir .. .S7 ;(,, ' l()- ' ll; ' 1(1. liailes conic to us Inim the historic county of Mecklenburg. He bears the distinction of being the only man in the Class taking a degree in two years. Since coming to College, he liris nirid. ' npid strides. Grave, handsome and kind, with a charming person- ahty, he jxissi ' sscs lliat magnetism which makes all wlio know him, his friends. He is a favorite among the ladies, and this goes far in the making of the man. As a speaker he has gical aliiiitics, l)cing endowed with a rich, mellow Miicc. He is an orator unequaled by any num in his Class. Here lies his chief power which, aided by untiring energy, will serve to make him a tower of strength m the State and nation. Lawisl,is, ' l,.,, cn realm.

Page 27 text:

MISS LCIUIE PDTEAT

Page 29 text:

.lOIlX (I. BELL, A.B., Phi. MoHEHEAi) City, N. C. He cast off l iisfriemls, a.s a hiiiilsmaii his puck. For he knew when he pleased lie rniild lehis- tle Ihem hmk. Secretary Junior Class, ' 10; Treasurer Sen- ior Class, ' 11; Chapel Organist; Dixie Quar- tette; Manager of Senior Basketball Team; Senior Football Team. Music, poetry and finer ' e inelepintly ' .-ittired m ' Katlii ii.l in , pr,li:,|i- 11: :■ ..Tl. ' S Hill than l,r dcliKht him. To Id br painful to i -:it;;illt , lazy or I ' ll iliaiarha-ized ii.il apj.c.arance. lii.ali ,■, Mr, ' , Ihali ..r rlhics or L:ri;itrr -iircesses itic iiiiiid, appre- . Iir i|ii.iirs freely ' ' o., ' , ' ' -puml, ' n?e oUplHs. iiid dependent, .r.rr that would ail ,i,.Mppni„ting, M-1, al„l Wilh his liniii I - I,, i-elieve W ILLI.VM D. RK BOONE, A.B., Eu. WiNTON, N. C. Men oj few words are best men This is the silent man of the graduating Cla.ss. He is seldom heard, but goes his way doing his duty faitlifully. During his College course he has not sought honors, preferring rather to perform his tasks and let others chase them. Daniel, as he is often called, is quiet and unobtrusive, but he always satisfies his requirements and satisfies them well. Athletics have not claimed his attention, but in the gymnasium he is a wonder, being able to perform the stunts to perfection. As to his life work, he is not decided, but we think he will sail into business later.