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

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.1 L. Carrick, B.A., Eu. Davidson County, North Carolina ■When I ope my lips let no dog bark. Here is a fellow who is ready to discourse on anj ' subject and if he doesn ' t know anything about it, he is willing to talk anyway. He possesses two voices, one he u.«es when in familiar gossip with his cronies, the other when inspired by the Euzelian Banner. His oratori- cal attainments can never be appreciated tmtil he has been heard gassing in Society. Carrick is a good student and has passed his work off creditably. He is the intellectual ray in the Eu. End and is an authority on all important topics. Tien asked why he goes bareheaded he points to his luxuriant locks and says, ■There ' s a reason. He is studying for the Ministry and will sway many by his oratory. Best wishes are extended to him. . ge 26, height 5 feet 11 inches, weight 150. Manager, Ministerial Baseball Team. ' 11; Chief Miu shal, Commencement. ' r2: Fall Sen- ior Speaker, ' 1 ' 2; Vice-President. Ministerial Cl.iss. ' 12- ' 1.3. N. C. CoGGLN-, B.A., Er. Stanley County, North Carolina ' ■Patience is a plant that grows not in all gar- dens. For four years Coggin has been with us anti is demanding that the Faculty give him his degree, . fter leai-ing us he expects to take up studies in Theologj-. He is eduacting himself not for the sake of becoming a scholar, but that he may serve his fellowmen. The studies that trouble him most are the Ancient Languages, on the importance of which he and his profes- sors differ widely. If one doubts that Coggin has the spirit of a hero he needs only to see him put to the test. This gentleman possesses the quahtj ' of finnness, and when he has taken his stand he is not easily moved. He will not be blown by every little wind that labels itself a new doctrine. Age 2S, height 5 feet 9 inches, weight 130 . Treasurer, Ministerial Class, ' 12- ' 13.

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f pilgrim of eternity, whose fame over h living head like Heaven is bent. has had honors from his fellow ■ftrd by thrni for his Kh 1. Up Mi ' uii ' c. from ■tii tlii year- ■i.-;iii ruf the 1V.T-;,IV 1912. • t i u-i Wake Ir ;i ;i track linmore year. for the fair 1 ' each Anni- Ay from these ;i ' l again with Our hearts hopes to pass We wish W:ik. ' Coimt M,.H.. .nil (■;! • Willi lun ■fuio Court ne nay become a great lawyer, may live l()iiy:rr limn any of his creditors, and may have ruli clicnls as numerous as the sands of the sea. A c 2o, height 5 feet 7 inches, weight 145. Historian. Sophomore Class, ' lO- ' ll; ' Varsity Track, ' 11; Sophomore Medal, ' 11; Historian, Law Class, ' 11- ' 12; Second Debater, Anniver- sary, ' 12; Secretary, Y. M. C. A. Bureau ' 12-13; Member. Debat ' e Council, ' 12- ' 13; Wake Forest-Baylor Debater, ' 13; Commencement Speaker, ' 13. I Levy L. C. IBPENTER, B.A., Phi. Wake County, North Caruliii For he What.- wl lo is lioni ' st is nobler, lii n.i nines or birth. Car]!. Biblps ;i ml I ' lii ■r «:i- Miir,. an agent l,i;Mlr:, Mirc.ssinthat - .xprnrnrr hns sino, for arfhi 1 hit Student! ous entei 11 ill K ' l illr expects to add the tlinrc.uiuli preparation at tl Seminary for a large field of usefulness. ] has shown himself worthy of his honors by tl faithful discharge of those duties confern upon him. His iinid l.earing and dijjiiilii demeanor will make liini a lit minister to il needy. His democratic sjiiril, loo, will assi: him in his work. Levy does not cling cntiid to the old idea, for he is open minded in si what is good and true; best of all, he is kii: and sympathetic. May fortune ever assi.st tli worthy pilgrim along the pathway of life. Age 21, height .5 feet 7 inches, weight 13 As.socialr Kililor of The Howleh, ' 12; Edit, in Chief ol 77;. SluJ.nl. ' 12- ' 13; Senior Speak- ' 13; Hishiiuui III Senior Class, ' 13; Commenc. ment .Si)caki r, ' lo.

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Coolness and absence of lieat and haste indi- cate fine qualities. Henry first saw light in Gaston County. It was a loernorable day to him when he came to Wake Forest to become versed in the ways of the Faculty. He is a reserved youth, and if vou do not look for him yoti will not know he is al-.ilind H. ' Iki- lirvri ,,u;;IiI riLMiv honors r r,.|,t ih.i-r IimHi llir rl;,--.- I.n. r. haS .IrVi ' l.iprM .■irii:, llli; mh|;,1 qUiillll.- Ill III- .- r„ior year and lia- sji.jwii a marked lMn,liir- for ' ■Divinity Fudge. ' hen he was Assistant Manager of the Football Team he was dubbed T.azv bv the other As; ' ' :,llril ' inl.- fl,i I,, his dclili. Soi.l, v;M ' !,.■ lunk Matl II .1 lliat Indi. is retuining next fall for his M.A. Am ' 21. lieight 5 feet 9 inches, weight 140. iv:,-,i|. , I ' n I h CI,,.-, ■() ' ), CI;,-. I ' oot- ■| I -,,,■, - ;,., ' ,, l,,|. ciiil., ' U; Henkv ii. Ghuvks, 11 . , i ' A (iastonia. North Carolii Georcie M. 1I. rkis, B.A., I ' m. Vance County, North Carolina If tliou wouldst please the ladies thou must endeavor to make them jileased witii themselves. George is the yoimgest and one of ilir liand- somest fellows in the class. Wli ii In- l:irks n years is made up in dignity, hui in- disiiiniinis from his icy throne in the preseiirr of hi- waini- ■ ■Sl rii,.n.ls ' 1 is Ihc H.Url;,! i;,V.,nlr Ultk l||,i-r «l„i kl,M« I,,,,, Im-1 Cr.iinr ,- ;, lili;;!,! rlln Mhr.l g, ' l - a C„,„ ,„„, , , l cir.r II liiniMj he went home very often. Vs he iloi go quite so often now, the inference is that attraction is elsewhere. George is undecidc to the vocation to which he will devote talents. We wish him luck in whatever he c: Age IS, height 6 feet, weight 160. Sophomore Marshal, C ' ommencement, Secretary of Anniversary Debate, ' Ki.