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

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Clc Bonnie David Bunn, B.A.. Phi. SPRING HOPE, NORTH CAROUNA Age 2«; Weight 165; Height 5 ' S ' i Here is a man whose face Is not his only recommendalion. Though quiet and unassuming, he is very energetic and dependable. He is recognized by all who know him as being a gentleman of true worth. While w.th us Bon- nie has done consistent work and has shown unusual faithfulness In all of his duties. He Is numbered among those who served their country during the World War. He Is a natural born teacher, and we predict for him much success in (his. his chosen profession. As is usually the case, a hidden cord will soon entwine his heart with hers. Tracic Team. ' Ifi- ' IT; Chief Marstiai. Anniver- saiT ' IS; Leader Bil t.. Study Class, ' IT; Vice- President Teachers Ctass. 20; Member Dra- matic Ctub. ' 15. Henry V. Burden. M.A.. Eu. AULANDER, NORTH CAROUNA Age 23; Weight 16 ' ; Height 6 ' This skyscraper as a newish was one of the select number who won the precious ointment of the Sophomores. Since that time he has con- stantly gained favor among all that he comes in contact with. His high moral standard and lofty Ideals have won for him the admiration and respect of the entire student body. The Class of ' 20 is proud to claim him. and we expect to hear from him later. (29)

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Cla Dewev H. Bridger, B.A., Eu. BLADENBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Ag- 1 (P; Weight ISO; Height 6 ' Dewey entered as a Freshman with the ni ily of our class and has stuck with us for years. He chose medicine for his life • and during the past two years midnight has quently found him hard al it. In spite of a hard worker, Dewey is a great believi mixing pleasure with work, so his spare moi are always spent off the campus. How pleasure never interferes with business, be whether the quiz is oral or written, he ha goods. Our best wishes follow him as he to Jefferson next year to complete work fo M.D. Luther J. Britt, LL.B., Phi. LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA -Vge ;:l: W.lght 17. ' -.; Height : ' , Mud has continued with us from the pre- ceding graduating class in order to lake his law degree. He dishnguished himself as a sort of political boss during his undergraduate days, for il was unanimously conceded that he ran his society pretty much to suit himself. He has in his list of honors. Mud has also distin guished himself as a speaker, for his deep bass voice has many limes thrilled an audience. In addition to these capacities, he has that charac- teristic, very rare in these days, of thnftiness. All of these qualihes combined will make for success in the legal world, and we wish him fame and prosperity. (28)

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cu Robert Paschal Burns, LL.B., Phi. ROXBORO. NORTH CAROLINA ■ iKi ii ir. H.ig Burns came into possession of his B.A. degree last year, and he is wilh us ihis term lo complete his law studies. He has distinguished himseK ai being one of the best s ' udents in college. This year, in addition lo his law studies, he has been instilling knowledge of history into the heads of Freshmen, which lakes a very able man. indeed. Bobbie is an all- ' round good fellow, highly esteemed by teachers and fellow students, for he is open, generous and interesting. When he has anything to say, people slop and listen, because he is sane and level-headed, except when he is in love. The feminine Iribe holds a great atlrac- lion for him. especially wlicn he is leading the Glee Club on ils trips. He will seek admillance to ihe legal bar this summer, and we wish him a career of happiness and prosperity. Hli Ma ager Gte. William Gaston Camp, B.A., Eu. CAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA Ase S3: Welcht 130; H.iclit r. ' f. Camp is a man of strong character, sound judgment and earnest consecration. Entering college a bit late in lif ' and ove-coming numer- ous difficulties, he undoubtedly deserves much credit. Since coming into our midst he has done good work and at the !ame time has served sev- eral churches in the surrounding community. Yet he has found time lo mingle with the boys, and our associations wilh him have been truly bene- ficial to us. Wherever he may go. you can be assured that his highest ambition is to serve God by feeding His sheep. His friends— and that includes all who know him— wish him Godspeed. (30)