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

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.Jack Beal, B.A.. I ' m. Nash County, North Carolina A man o ' independent mind. ' ' Jack is an easy-going, unassuming fellow who has a word for everybody. He learned from Solomon ' s proverb that A word fitly -[Kiken is like apples of gold in pictures of -ilver. His genial disposition and irrepressi- lile wit have won for him many friends. With- iiut any imdue pretensions, he has done very- creditable work in the classroom. Before com- ing to college he evinced a predilect ioii for art, and has since become famous for his ingenious ■ artoons which have adorned the pages of so manv Howlers. We prediit for him a suc- cessful career as art editor of some reputable magazine or journal. He has bi-en a faithful -uident and a boon companion. We shall never look upon his like again. Age 22, height 5 feet 10 inches, weight 17.5. Sophomor Class Football, ' i:i-U: Art Editor Howler, ' 13-14, ' I.i-IG. IvA.v LovEuiixiE Bennett, B.A., Piii. Brunswick County, North Carolina . man who consecrates his hours By vigorous efforts and honest aims. During his four years here Bennett has been interested in every phase of college lift — ath- letics, debate. cla.s. -work, and even the col- lege hospital has taken full share of his atten- tion. Tpon first acquaintance you might take him for somewhat of a joke, but down beneath liLs wholesome wit and humor lies a scri( iis- ness that rounds out his life into symmetrical proportions. The high ambition with which he entered college, and the ilifliiullies which he has overcome, have made his cnllegi- ' areer count for much. His geniality and original thought will win for him esteem and leader- ship, and the application of these qualities ileserves to bring him a reward no less valu- able than a Uuby. . ge 23. height 5 feet 9 inches, weight 13.5. Assistant in Bible, ' 14-1.5-10; Freshman Im- provement Medal, ' 13; Intersectional Debater, 1.5; Member Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ' 15-16; Manager Las.siter Club, ' 1.5-1(5; First Anni- versary Debater, ' 16; Delegate to State Y. M. C. A. Convention, Guilford College, ' 1.5. 29

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FliANK B. ASHCHAFT, LL.B., Eu. Monroe, North Carolina I am not of that feather to shake off my friend when he most needs me. Xever a eloud jiasses over the brow of this valiant son of I ' nion County. Kitty, as he is famiUarly laiown. is a man of action. He makes up his mind witli dehberation and pro- ceeds with unfaltering courage to attain his end. He is a leader among the boys, and his seemingly inexhaustible supply of .jokes with his droll way of telliim ilimi ha- r:iliM.,l ni.inv heartv laughs. Flunk ' - rl,,,-,,, |ii,,lr.,i-.n i- Law. In the le al |.r.i|r--iMn li. 1- KmiiiuI ic, succeed, for he i- ,i luivcful -|.caL.i; wuh a magnetic personality and plenty of grit. . ge 22, height . i feet Hi inches, weight 165. Class Fcnib.dl. ' 12-1:;; CI;,.- Tl;,-kc(l,;,Il, ball, ' l2-i:.; I„ ' i« H:,- ' ,l,:,ll! ' ' ' l ' :;- 1:, ' , l ' n,:i! cr Lawvcrs Dascball ' I ' raui. ' l. ' i; Manager Law- yers Basketball Team, ' lo; Sheriff Moot Court, ' l. ' j; Chief Rooter, ' 1.5-16; Historian of Law Class, ' 16. ,J. H. Bahnks, LL.B., En Is.abclla, Tennc; Laugli and tlie world laughs with yuu. On a day in September in the fall of 1913, a wanderer from the Volunteer State cast his lot with W. F. C, and from that day he has been an ardent supporter of Old Cold and Blaek. Barnes has not been a contestant iuv college honors on account of his ministi ' iial work. He has been pastor of two to four churches from his first year in college. In his senior year he made tlie last of three great choices, and fell a victim to Cupid ' s bow. We predict l(.r him a happv as well as a suc- cessful carci ' r in tiic great work which he lia. chosen. Age :i(), iM ' ight 5 feet i;lit 17U.

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I.AWIIKNTE Al.IdKkT Bllil), .In.. ISA., Pill. Wayne County, North Carolina At any time, anywhere on the eampus, one is apt to see A. bird. This Bird ' s activities seem to linow no limit — a business man, a happy-go-lucky good fellow, an athlete of no mean ability, and, in spite of his varied occujia- tions, we must ailiiiit. a good student. If it were not for that winning smile of his we might contest the mnitiinge lliat the ,l;,ilv mIm ImmI, , ll,. Il:i catch iif l)ein identlv railing 1 other track ible to he has the reputat any train on short notice. Bird h:r.s many friends, both fair and masculine, and, judging by that smile, a future to be envied. Age 21, height .5 feet 10 inches, weight 1.50. Associate Editor of Howler, ' 13-14; Class Fn.,lball. ' 11; Track, ' i:i-M; C.iptain Track Team, ' l.K Coach Tra. ' k Team, ' 111. I.iiNNiK Elwood Bi, rKM. N, B.A., Phi. Wayne County, Xortli Carolina Work is honorable, per.scverance wins. Here is a man who smiles and smiles and will not sigh. Take a look at him and see if you do not think there is a large portion of God ' s own sunshine in Lonnie ' s make-up. None of the class of 16 h,as been more dili- gent, in business than he, and it is this that mts for true success in life as well as in col- lege. The lure of college politics has not tempted him into tlie honor-seeking realm. He has not .sought popularity among the students, but has won the lasting friendship of those nearest, him. To know h friend. Thougli diilics :m IMackman is al a, ' fniiTc a sure and sicad ' ikmiI type of men for wlmm the his tliligence will make his istry an eminent success. Age a. ' S, height .5 feef 9 to become his hard .nnd cting, ■ight I.-,ll.