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

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iiuiii zcho itez-cr turned his back, but marched breast forward ergy pluck enough to accomplish it. Difficulties have no terrors for him, unless it be the rase of his relations with the fair sex. In ihis conne ction, however, we think he has already met and overcome the chief one. Stamey is no hollow-eyed, emaciated con- sumer of midnight oil, nor is he an athlete, but an average student, who values experi- ence along with book-knowledge. He is the happy possessor of a rece jtive mind, and finds no trouble to absorb knowledge nounced. His quality, persuasive voice, and attractive personality have won for him a large circle of friends since he has all of whom are hoping for I : height, 5 feel il inches; weight. 169 A bi(j. burly, blushiug boy Tom of Chii ill he from the far-away has completed his -vnrk in three vears. Judging from his apjiearance. one can readily see Ihat he ; an athlete. For two vears he has played a great game of football at tackle. He is a hard worker, and a hard tackier. He is also a verv valuable man on the track team; in several meets he has receive ! rounds of applause as he cleared the bar tor nine feet and more. He is a hard- working student in the classroom. He has made many friends in college, owing to his ability to mix with the boys. and. whatever profession he may pursue, his success is a necessity. Varsity Track

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U CMi l CvMi ' KKi,.,, n A., Phi yTATKS ' II.I,i ' :, X. C- Atjc, 25; lu-iglit. 6 foot; wiinhi. 165 .-; Chnsliaii is the hnihcsl lyp,- . ' J.r. luiulii. 5 f«l II i.i ' l.i lliat ■ 7i ■ ,h-sty i-tindU ' to Ihv meril type of genllemen %v1k. serve their [elluw «av. And wliil ' e in college ' lie has won Hie goo.Kvill of all. His misfortune has caused good for- tune to come to us. for if sickness had not prevented him from graduating last year, we should not have him with ns this year. Durii n, Os. Here is a boy who is a gentleman llirough and through. lie lias qualities uhich make a man. and which are sure 10 make him succeed in whatever he un- ■ lertakes. His appreciation for different I ' hases of life makes him a very congenial cinnpanion and ever ready to enjoy a joke, 1.11 one hand, or to extend his sympathy In a homesick student, on the other. He pastor of one of the strongest churches ii Raleigh. Upon the completion of lir work there, many of his friends gave hin valuable presents as tokens of their ai. preciation of his service in the Capita City. He has early learned to lose hi- life in service, and thus have it aluiiidaiitti ' ithle yet lie has been liie track team, and ha spirit. . s a student, he has been cor scientious, always making good grade; Though not a politician, the boys hav seen tit to give liim several honors. .Tu Cla Va