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

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Age. 28; height, 5 feet 7 in :be : weight, 154 A better priest. I froze, that itnzilten none is Here is a fellow who suffers all the discomforts of red hair. He is quiet and unassuming. He has not sought after col- lege honors, but has chosen rather t : his sludie If i de- . -. light impediment in his speech, he would be famous for his oratorj-. The im- provement he has made in overcoming this difficulty while he has been among us ha= been wonderful- Besides performing his college duties, he has been actively en- gaged in church work. He takes an ac- tive part in all phases of religious work. He is altogether worthy of his high call- ing, and will no doubt prove to be a man of great power and influence as he goes forth to preach the gospel. height, 5 feet 10 inches; weight, 180 Tis fine to have a giant ' s sice Duke has not only pretty brown eyes. but great strength also, and he has used them well while in college. He is a good athlete, being one of the strongest men on the football team for four Cla Mil He is popular among the students : and he enjoys a good joke as well as any man in college. As a physician, he will alle- viate the suffering of humanity. Varsity Football Team ' lo- ' i i- ' i j- ' i3 : Captain Varsity Football Team ' 13; Cap- tain Freshman Baseball Team ' ii; Class T.aseball Team ' i i- i2- ' i3- ' i4: Medical Baseball Team ' t2 ' ' iy ' t4; Manager Var- sity Baseball Team 13: Secretary Sopho- more Class i - ' ij; Senate Committee ' ij- ' ti- Surgeon Medical Class ' i3- i4.

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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

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Basket-ball ■io- ' ii- ' i2; Scrub 10- ' . l; All-Class Basket-ball ' ii; Baseball ' ji; Medical Class sket-ball ■12; Varsity Basket-