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

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(lAlTIIER MrlXTVKE liEAM B. A., Eu. rrust.msl.urf-, Kentucky. AmbUion has no rcsl. Age 20; height 5 feet 9 inches; weight 170. ( ' ■;iitht.r has survived the weather and the tahle for t(iur i lad years. He is a hroad-shfiuldered, round- headed chap, who has het-n a hard worker. He has made good in the classroom, and as an athkte he has heconie distinguished. As a notorious captain of hnance he has, during his Senior year, been ei;gaged Ml the nefarious business of Corner on Agencies. As cap and gown agent he has displayed consitleraltle commercial ability. We see success for him of conrse. since he expects to tight the ilHteracy of his coniitry ni the guise of a pedagogue. resident Junior Class. ' 11; Sub. Basket-1)M]1. U- Manager Class Basket-ball. ' 12; Senior Speaker, HUGH M.VRTIX r E. M Prfstonshurg lic ' iid a dr ff. ' ( ' v. Age 21: height 5 feet 9 inches: weight 165. Turn an enquiring eye to the right ami you will see the resemblance of a chap who hails from Old Kcntuck. You never meet Hugh without seeing that placid smile on his face. Whoi it comes to playing basket-hall he is a peach. He is a for- ward who eats ' em up and drops ' em in. Dnrin; Ihe four years of his stay here he has dune all knids of athletic stunts, and has many friends here, and at Meredith also. Lately he has decided to carve out a medical career. Some day he expects to become sole owner of a pill shop, great wads of kail, and a large family. Luck to this young medicine man. Secretary Freshman Class, ' 09; Baseball, ' 09-10; Class Basket-bail, ' (19-111-11; Basket-ball. ' 11-12; Cap- tain Basket-ball, ' 12; CnmmencuiKnt Chref Marshal, ' 11 ; Manager Basket-ball. ' 11 ; Senate Committee. ' 12

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GKORGE WATSOX BAGWELL LL. B-. Eu. Wake County, Xorth Carolina. ll ' hen he be sad he wants money. Age 21 : height 5 feet 9 inches: weight 16L George is a live wire. He looks burly and wdl fed. and has an oratund voice. He has a thousand and one tales, and then some. He can til a ston,- into an occurrence or an occurrence into a stor -, working either way with equal facility. During his career in college he has made a record as a football player, a newspaper reporter, and a lemon-ice orator. He is quite popular among the boys, especially those who l)elieve in rooting. By his enthusiasms on rlie side lines he, as perhaps none other in college could have done, has secured for the college athletic teams much support. He has a most accurate legal mind, and some day when you are in the Supreme Court you may see the solemn judges sitting somnolently while a lawyer drones through his arj ment. Football. ' 10; Class Football, ' 08; President Ath- Ittic Association. ' 11-12; Manager Class Baseball, ' 11 : President Raleigh Club, ' 12; Senior Speaker. ' 12: Speaker Public Moot Court. 12. MARTIX LUTHER BARXES B. A., Eu. Davidson Countj% Xorth Carolina. Fezv things are imf ossible to diligence and skill. Age 25; weight 150; height 5 feet 9 inches. Luther possesses that psychological element which enables him to rank among the highest in his class. Kindly, genial, popular sort of fellow who doesn ' t talk unless he has something to say. He is always regular, and will stand for any length of time with- out hitching. He is a grand commander of the ■ ' Sacred Sense of Duty, is an adroit debater, and custodian of the pass word, By Jukey. It is a favorite observation of his that class work regularity is the secret of success. In society- he has been a faithful worker, and in making grades lew have sur- passed him. After graduating he will go back to Lenwood. and enter upon the duties of his profession, and it is evident that in the near future he will make a reputation as a teacher. Senior Speaker. ' 12; President Teachers Class. ' 12; Honor Committee. ' 11.

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JOSEPH F. BELTONT B. S.. Phi. Surn ' County, Nortli Carolina. Ihnc •cniliar, Iwzi ' zvoiiderfnl is man. Age 22- weight 160: height 5 feet 8 inches. This IS one of those hroad-boclied men from the inountanis who grind over textbooks as if that were the sole end of existence, and then go out and sneak up the ladder of fame, two rounds at a time, past men who behaved more sensibly when at college. He put in his appearance among us in ' 07 and sig- nalized his advent by shooting one of his fellow New- ish in the melee of a blacking crowd. That done, he retired to his mountain fastness for two years and reappeared m ' 10 Since then he has changed from a gun-man to a pugilist, batting the professors for y s and 98s with a regularitv that is monotonous Dr. Carstarphen made an effort to buy him off by making him his assistant, but he continued as ruth- less as before. . .threatens to get even with the human race for Its frivolity and general worthlessncss and to that end has engaged himself in the studv of medicine. One of his minor ambitions is to get even with Pud Thaxton in some way. We predict for him a great success in his chosen career and a host of friends among the undertaking profession. President of Medical Class. Tl-12: .Assistant in Pbysiiilog)- and Physiological Chemistry, ' 11-12. .ARTHCR CALHOUX BERXARD. . . .LL. B.. En. Wake County, North Carolina. To the viclnr belong the sf ' oils. -Age 20 : height 6 feet ; weight 218. Underlying his every word and action is easily discernable the characteristics of a judicial tempera- ment. He has as large vocabulary as any man in the class, which he has the habit of using when the occasion demands. Grannie also has a serious wav which will mean much to him in after life. His an- cestors for generations before him have been law- yers, and he will follow in their footsteps. Where he will practice law he has not decided, but it is safe to predict that after a few years as a practitioner he will wear the judicial ein-.ine. Manager Class Baseball, ' 09: President Law Class 12: Scrub Football, ' 09: Senior Football. ' 11 : Speaker Public Moot Court, 12: -Assistant in Law, ' 11-12