Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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TI Hll J jy i William Latta Law, Jr. Rock Hill, S. C. Of manners gentle, 0 affections mild. Of wit a man, simplicity a child. Good student, good athlete, good man — that ' s Latta. We might add good-looker, good ladies ' man. Whether he has just come out of a tough football scrimmage or from the noxious fumes of the Chcm. Lab., Latta always has on a cherry smile and a cheery word. Class Football ; Captain Scrub Football; Cla.ss Baseball; Scrub Basrball ; Reporters ' Staff David- sonian ; Editorial Staff Davidmn- ian; Quips and Cravks Staff. B.S., Eu, K 2, St. Cecilia. Robert Hayijes Jones Greenwood, S. C. A votary to fond desire. Possum and his two col- leagues, Drs. MacConnell and Douglas, know more about Bi- ology and Physics than any trio we know anything about. Possum is one of the most popular men in the class. He al- ways has a cheerful smile and a friendly greeting for you and is always willing to do his part and do it well. H he goes into medi- cine, he is going to make a suc- cess and if he doesn ' t he is going to mnke a success. B.S.

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Gf.orgf. Brown Hoyt Atlanta, Ga. And when a lady ' s in the case. You knoiv all other things give place. There ' s a shady dell in the Blue Ridge mountains of V irginia that has the power at any time of turn- ing this sad heart into a gushing fountain of poetry. He tells you something about a cow track be- neath a coniferous tree up there somewhere. Save for this one sub- ject, however, he is a poet of the first water. Honor Roll ; Commencement Marshal; Class Basket-ball (3); Manager Class Basket-ball. A.B., Eu, Ba chelors ' Club. Walter A. Johnson Little Rock, Ark. ' Tis better to have loved and lost. Than never to have loved at all. Since, in days of Auld Lang Syne, we sat together five hours a week on Prep Greek, Johnson has held a high place in our regard. He has been one of the most effi- cient cogs in the college machinerj during the four years he has been here. He has kept the campus supplied with photographs, shoes or anything else it might need. Wearer of the D ; Class Track (3) ; ' Varsity Track {2) ; Class Football; Punctuality Roll (2). A.B., Eu.

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DouGALD McD. Monroe Manchester, N. C. Far may we search before vie find, A heart so manly and so kind. Doughall is a fellow who worked from the word go, and who can now sit back and see the fruits of his labor. He is not a man who goes in for the trivial things of life, but things have a real and deep meaning for him. He came to us from the sand- hills of North Carolina and when he has completed his Seminar ' course, he intends to go back and work for the enlightenment of his people. We wish him success. A.B., Phi. Harlee Morrison Loray, N C. Deeper, deeper let us toil In the mines of inoiiledge. Here is the man who ha? found the tree that grows lOO marks. And his bean is one spot where it flourishes. His mind is of the t pe that goes deeper than the false surface and seeks the realities of the subject in hand. One of the likeable, steady, de- pendable men, who have made the Class of ' i6 the grand old class that it is. Honor Roll. A.B., Phi.