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

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J. A. CAMPBELL, A.B., Phi. Buie ' s Creek, N. C. • ' Heanii i.s i,„l ,i„n„-,l ul „ similr h„u,id. Wehuil.l Ihr l,„l,l,r oi, ,rh„ ' h „;■ ,-,:,, From III, Inirhi ,,i,il, I,, lln i„ull,,l .. .I, X, And wc mount lu U.-i siimiiiil, round hy round. It is absolutely unique in the history of higher education in North Carolina for a father to take a Culleup .Ipffir ' .- ' If the sMMic romniennonir-nt that a desrcr i- rnlilrrr.d 111 .,, I,i- -nl, H,,l M l ' ' ,i,iip- bell h:,- I«u -.„,. i,,i „, «l,n,,i :,kr | ' n,r l «,|| r,„|f,.r degrees «l,ri, II lii-iMU- ,i| 1,1,,, ll„. I„,n,„- of a Bachelor uf A,,- il, -,,■,■, i,,,iki,,n il,c oeeasion all the more remark:iMi- :i,,d i,,,|i:i,:ilirlrii Mr. CampliiH i- :, I,, ,1 ,;,ii ,;. iiil.-rnan. He ha.s real- ized th,it shmi n... n.mr- ll,,.i,i;;l, ,,,,,,istei-iTI!r. ,111,1 ehlcf- taini ' v tl,,n,,M|, -,,x,r,. II.. Ii:,- I.,-, I,,- 1,1,. „, M-rviee to his I,. II, .«,,,..„, „l,.| I,,.- ,l„.,,.|, . -„N..,1 ,, ;,l„,„.|:,,|tlv. Hi.|,:,-I,v...|ll,..|,,ul,l,t..,..h,,,:i,.i,.,i ,..| l,x ;, l,.liv:,im, a will,,,,:,,,.- ,,. -|...|,.l :i,,.| 1... |,..,,l. „,,.! „ k,.,.ii ,...11- SCi(.,lSl,.. - ,,| C.i.l II.. I,„- ,,,!,.. I l,|r ■■|,,st th . .st,lfl As 1 1 tl,.. |i,..- III 111,,.., . I, ■,.,,i|.!,..|| , s Pli icipal of Hui ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ■I ' . ..;i.|..l,, . I ' ■ni..-,.ti,..,l li: ..1 l.v li,,,, :,,,,, II., 11,1 ■1,1 ..1 illan more than ' h .. i,,,i,.r,,., .|.„|. .,,,-, :,l,.l 1- 1,.,.,. ,,, .1 l,s being one of III.. ..r h -, -..|...,i,l,.,i . .| 1- ,,, ll |. .St:, te. Mr. 1 ' :,,,,|.l„.|l 1- |.;,-l..,. .,1 l, . ..|,,,r..|,..s Hi. coin- bines l„. -I„.l,l,.. ..r- 1,..;,,, u,ll ll,.. -I,..|, ,erd ' .s pro- phetic VLSI,,],. .l..| Not to li. Not t.. ill But t,. tl .,,,,, I,:, , :,n,| . -I,,,,,,; ,sll„. 1 -«,lt l-ll,,.,.,,, .. I,.,,.. „,,.! il„. |...,MM,.1„.L ,lllc, faithful Vietor - c jiii. ' th IhrouRli grace. LESLIE H. CAMPBELL, A.B., Phi. BriE ' s Creek, N. C. ,4s down in the sunless retreats of (He ocean Siveet flowers are springing no mortal cari see, So deep in my soul the still prayer of devotion Unheard by the world, rises silent to Thee. ' ' One of the many prnmi ' has chosen teaching n- ;i v had the advantage reqni-ih KiH thoroughness in (.■ull ' ' i like lii- tiiths who Having uiil lrinl-li. ' .i. Ill- liiMii,.-tv, (rli:,!.ililv :,U(1 l.Iaudur,... uiaki; hiiu at ca. uiu any rumijuiiy. Tliat he nevur shirked duty ur failed when fullv determined are two comphnients his friends know he merits. Wlirlli.T |,r will lir a Karhflnr j. uiic-Tiain. Inr i,l mill. I -•(■111- rt nilirl, , tll|.|nxri| Ml]| ..llicr i.li:t-c- iIkiii Ui.i.-c ..1 niMinninin, V.t ,yt.u ..-an uryw inw.vv xUv Hidrtcnuiiiale ays of a college lioy ' s heart. Give him a baseball and bat and he will make your hair hft up your hat. Give him time to make a written speecli and all liis words are words that teach.

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JOHN HEXRY BURNETT, LL.B., Eu. BURGAW, N. C. s irnghhj , doquiiicc. nls of legal Judge Moot Court, ' lO- ' ll; Scuior Speaker, ' 11; Licensed Attorney, ' 10. In our Sophomore year there came among us the subject of this sketch. For a long time we hiirdly knew he was here, he was so rpiiet. However, wo were liladc to sit up aTld take notice wlini li|. I,(.f;aii Id speak in .si)ci ' ty. He is one of tlie youngest men, and yet as an authority on law he has no equal among us. Last August he obtained his license to prac- tice law in tlie Old North State. A fellow who is devoted to his society, his College and his friends; a genuinely good hearted lad who seeks uo praise, hut who is a plodder and will lea ' c liis mark wliei-ever he goes. John Henry will liimtj, out his sliiiigle soon after graduation. Wv wisli him a howling success. JOE TURNEK C. BIN1. ' S, A.B,. Er. SUICLBY, N. C. ■■A„.ijf l ' l ' ii ' IroiirlruuxtinillnmlN. .loe liails from the ninunlairis and partakes of their cliaracteristirs. Hein;; c|ui. t and reserved, he has spent his ( ' oIIi.kc ilays in study. Others have made noise, but he lias always attended to his own affairs. Even in society he has been quiet and never engaged in any heate.l ,li.s,.u.s.si,,ns. r:)uriiiK his first Hvo yrar,s he enj.iyed College life very nnirli and iifirn tn,,k a sliarc in its lighter vein, lint now lie has lakc-n on the sterner air, and takes Cnllc;;,. hfe gravely. Jo has a consuming d.-iiv In roll pills, anil he will enter Ih,- niclic.d . ' la.ss here next vear.

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A. C. ' CAMPBELL, A.B., Phi, BuIe ' s t ' REEK, N. C. Thine xitas llie shout ! the song! the burst of joy! Which sweet from childhood ' s rosy lips resoundelh; Thiiir ii;i.-i the aiqir spirit miiiiihl roiihl rhiy, An, I III, ' ,jl,„l h.nri frmi, ,rl,i,-li all qn.f rrl.uniulilli M. ■I i;l.. ' (. ' lul). n ! 1 1 r 1 i ( in to him— liis yout h- t;ik ' ulumps no pen can IiihI.ixv of vice ' Tt is not ough II Inn l. ' lllkr I: ' , they Let )usiit- lull It i- -.iiir 1 iw II l ' :il|It ll ' (111 tir rj- ;i|( ' simi- larlv iv-|„.r,,,|liv Inn, [lillnil |.r.i,„irl„.n to which he li:i- .Mm n, nidnd the good will and esteem of In- iiiri I ' l- till re is ample evidence he will atiiiin In ilii -line in the future in wider einl,-, I iiMnlniL llie- e :is; good grounds, tlir ri.n ' lil-iiin lli;il ;i liniilil milden chain of v - 1 -iii-ii--. 1- In- 1- linr, with a true fn.-.n! in r rt :iri]n:inil;tl alul E fair degree ui li:i|.| nil,-- v ,-r |ilr rllt. So, HereV 1,, ilir l.iil.V III rill,- nirven, And to Inskii rhrh n uilr niiil sevcn ! ! JOHN H. CAliliDLL, A.B„ Pm. WlXTERVILLE, N. C. This world is ijiriit i n n prize for Ihe men in earnest: on ' il lli,il irlurh is true of this world is truer still nf il„ ,nirhl hi came Senior Speaker, ' 11; Member Debate Cimn- cil, ' 11; Commencement Speaker, ' 11. Dickens s:,i,l, ■ ■There is no sul.stitlllr for thoroii liiiiiiiei 111 limit ami -innar .■ainrst- ness ; mi ' l i In- i .lllli: lllllll l Miiiairnow behol.liiiii -iiin- 1 1 l.r llir tnill, III thai -iMlr- ment jin -innlKil II- ' ran ilii nun. ' linings than 11 liii- ii.iii- rvMir, anil ill, lliiaii lar Irss noisilv Wliiii Ml III 1 -1 iiili III niillil III- inaiill- ger of a liiiiinlin i; hii.l-n, a-l-lalil to the College Bur.-ai, li.vpii.v lArnll.ait sermons for at least fun S iiiiila - riirli 1 ill. and at the same tinir L ri-|i ii|i 111- uraile average ereditalilv? Vou will hnd but few like him in this r. ' spect. ••A man is relii ' ved and gav when he has put his h.-art into ins work and, lone his best Emersiiii mihi ' iiai laikid ■rin- aniinnl- for JohnV Minir- ul ilrli aiv -iilij iilatiil anil guaranliTil li. «ii 11 a ijiiai lia ul a iiait iii . Be assured lliai wlirn-lirlskll.iun.lhrwunl gentleman aern .inliallies liilij.