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

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THE PANORAMA OF A YEA XO America 1941-42 brought great changes. In the clutches of another world war, she was forced to face days of cuff-less trousers, sugarless coffee, tire-less cars, peaceless living. But Wake Forest remained essentially the same. Hearkening to the call of a national emergency, boys left for war, girls came for learning, courses were altered drastically, campus activities were hit hard. But tradition was still foremost.

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TO ELLIOTT B. EARNSHAW Throughout his life of many interests Mr. Earnshaw ' s achievements have been designated superlative. As a Wake Forest itudent he made a name for himself as one of the best tennis players ever to grace the courts of any institution. For about twenty ?ears he coached the racquet teams and later turned to golf, quickly becoming, as he still is, a first-flight player. For thirty-five years as Bursar he has had to face the financial problems of students, faculty, and the expanding college, vie has met every demand with a sense of understanding and friendship, inspiring in every student and colleague alike the highest admiration and respect. Thus, in recognition and gratitude for the versatile gentleman he is, we inscribe this, the 1942 Howler, to him. 74339

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CONTENTS AUTUMN: Administration and Faculty Freshman Class Informal Dances Organizations Football WINTER: Sophomore Class Junior Class Basketball Honorary Fraternities Mid-Winters SPRING: Sponsors Fraternities Track Senior Class Graduate Students Law School Publications BOWMAN GRAY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Administration Classes Fraternities