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

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Elwood Rantz Boney Kinston, N. C. A.B. II.; K i:; Ex-Phi. A l noTDn b the compan f he l eeps. Df. He Booney has only two failings that we know of. He will talk about Kinston and he will hang out with Willie, Pot, Pic;, and Ikey. His four years in a large city like Davidson have somewhat overcome the former failing, and he has proved himself a good man by getting along O. K. in spite of the latter shortcoming. His quiet, unassuming friendliness and ready good nature have won him many friends. Aside from being a shark on Bug and getting over 85 on most everything else, he holds down the important post of lance private in the R. O. T. C. St Sup. Phi fty; Vi iil.-nt Edward Nelson Booker Clayton, N. C. A.B. II ■An ani Joclor Phi, aide-Je- camp of death: Booker ' s letters from home are postmarked Clayton, N. C, but it is rumored that the R. F. D. man carries them many miles before this stamp is placed upon them. He left his native city to begin his college career at Davidson, and after four years of steady plodding he has gained the far-famed position of Fresh Monitor. In the Phi Society he holds a place of no mean regard and has become a scintillating star in its ranks after years of steady practice and labor. He hopes some day to become a doctor, but whether M.D. or V.D. we will refrain from stating. R.p. •lull. Page eighteen

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K 1 S.1 Hi ,1.1 1 aa h Robert Turner Allison York, S. C. B.S.; K i). A linn amofig the ladies is a rnosl dreadful ihing. It ' s How are you? with a ready smiie for every one as Bob meanders from place to place over the campus, seldom studying, but with a ready Ime of Taurus on any subject and mtensely interested m the plans of the Bolsheviks or Reds. Bob is a veritable Lord Chesterfield among the ladies and he usually gets away with it. He can also tell you something about managing a basketball team. A good mixer and a man of ability. Go to it, Robert! student Council; Assistant Mannser Bitslietball; Pan-H.ll,nic Council; Managej ' Uasli.-l- Samuel Horton Askew Atlanta, Ga. A.B. 1.; K A; Z T; d K; Eu. ' He has advanced to this high place IVhich his own conquering mind has won for him. Pap ' s high place in all student affairs is a testimonial of his ability to perform any task whereunto he is called. During this year, as Editor-in-Chief of The Davidsonian, he has done his full share in making it the livest wire on the Hill. And as a little recreation, he uses his spare lime making the Honor Roll! A man of such genius will always receive the respect and admiration of his fellows. It may be said, with perfect truth, that Pap holds a big spot in the hearts of all of us, and we reserve it for his always. Honor Roll; Class BasUotliall; Manai in-Chief of • ' Daviilsonian ; Chairm Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Treasurer B Marshal; Student Council; Punctualil r Class Baslietbair. 1 Pan-HelK-nic Coi rd of Control. Pu Holl; Head Monitc Page seventeen

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t 0!IOII01l01l0110IIOIiOnOIIOilOIIOIIQiiO!!0!!Ol!0 Samuel Robert Brady Davidson, N. C. B.S. Sometimes I sel and ihin , and sometimes I jes ' set. Sam was born at Davidson. Sammy lives at Davidson. Samuel will die at Davidson. Brady for two long years had plodded his way across our campus day after day, but Sammy returned each night to his little trunnel bed at the Brady domicile on South Main Street until the S. A. T. C. changed his custom at the expense of much homesickness on the part of Private Brady. Sam has a D and a star and his football record is well established. We hope lo hear from Sam some day as successor to Mayor Sloan. Scrub Football ' ItJ. -17; Varsity Football ' IS, ' 19; Wearer of the ■■D. Harry Bernal Brown Little Rock, Ark. B.S.; 3 A E; 2 T; Polity Club. The lesser things he flings afar, his eyes upon some higher star. Though he hails from a far-away land. Buck has in every respect become one of U5. His college life has been, for himself, a pre-eminent success; for us it has been a source of worth-while pleasure to have come in contact with such a man. He has won for himself an enviable place here at Davidson, enjoying the full confidence of every man who knows him. Recognized as a man of high aspirations, he has been given a place of well deserved prominence. This, augmented by a friendly, unselfish interest in others, has made him one to whom the Class of 1920 may point with pride. As a manager, he is second only to Matthews. Manager Quips Page