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

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OflOliOIIOHOIlOllOiiOilOllOllOilOllOilOliGtiOUO Augustus Lyndon Foscue Maysville, N. C. A.B. I.; Mimir; Phi; Polity Club. Yes; the same sin thai overthrere the angels. Once upon a lime a litlle boy fell in love with his school-teacher. By and by the little boy went away off to college and began to write her letters. But alas! she began to call him Dearest Lyndon, and he got shy and cut the cables. This is the sad story of Augustus ' first love, but he is rapidly recovering and may soon enter the lists again. Although he came to us in short trousers, Atom brought long ideas with him and he has never failed to shoot a prof. In spite of four years ' association with Booker and Spence, Pot has maintained his faith in the human race and his smile is as sweet today as it was on the morn he first boarded the Maysville Limited for Jaybirdsville. Assistant in Matli. ; Assistant in Chem.; Baseball Manager; Treasurer, Critic, Secretary, Supervisor, and President Phi Society: Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class; Punctuality Rnll; Honor Roll 4 years); Executive Committee Athletic Association; Wearer of the D. William Frank Hall Statesville, N. C. B.S.; K e If; i: X; O A K; Phi. A heart to resolv heaJ to contrive, and a hand to execute. ' We have here the best football manager that Davidson has had in some time. When we wanted a good man to hold down this responsible position we selected Frank and we have never had occasion to regret our choice. And all the other positions that Frank has held have been filled with the same competency and thoroughness. At tennis he has no peer on the campus, his wicked serve mowing down his opponents with ease. Frank ' s pleasantness and good will have made him many friends on the campus and his earnestness and ability will make him a success after he has finished college. Manager Tennis ' IS; Singles Champion ' li); Tennis Team ' IS. ' 13; Assistant Manager Quip.s and Cranlts ' 19; Assistant Manager Footljall ' IS; Manager Football ' 19; Student Council •)S. ' 19, ' 20; Pan-Hellenic Council; T. M. C. A. Cabinet: Junior Oi-atoVs Rep ; Historian Junior Class; President Senior Class; Wearer of the D. Page tmenixi-lhree

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Roy Rochester Craig Pendleton, S. C. A.B. I.; Eu. ' 7 ne ' er have f lt the i iss of love Or maiden ' s hand in mine. A Great Man of Soulh Carolina was ihe subject of Colonel ' s Senior speech, and although his modesty kept him from saying so, he is that man. Great in silence, in friendliness, in mental ability, and in bash fulness. Railroad will lell you that he has never flirted and were he not handsome and km to his brother we would believe him. hen the Class of ' 20 wanted to wm the baseball cham- pionship they sent Craig to the bat. and as he goes forth to face stronger pitchers were expecting him to still bat a thousand. Class Basketball 16, ' 17. ' IS, ' 1£»; Captain Class Basketball ' 1 ; Class Baseball; Captain Class Baseball; Executive Committee Athletic Association: Scrub Baseball ; Punctuality Roll; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Vice-President Reporters ' Club; Commencement Marshal; Vice- President Society; Assistant in Biolog - and Public Speaking. David Pitts Douglas Anniston, Ala. B.S.; K 2). TvalJ ed the lobby, iTvirled m 3 cane. Although Pitts has been wilh us only two years, he has had ample time to show us ihe kind of stuff he IS made of. Especially is this true on the football field, where he has proven his worth and genuine ability for two seasons. This, together with his classroom work, would have made it rather hard for some men to bring down a dip in three years, but Pitts can show you how to skip the Junior Class and get away with it. We dont blame him for skipping the Junior Class and joining ours, and our only regret is that he has not been with us four years. He has all those qualities that go to make up the gentleman and student and we are confident that he will go through life with the same push that he has shown on the gridiron and wilt make a huge success of it. Varsity Football ' IS. IS; Pan-Hellenic Council; Wearer of the D. Page tTPent f-lv o

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OlIOIIQ o OliOIIOIiOllOllOIIOIiOllOIIOIlOllOIIOIIOllOllOIIO Walter Moore Hall Belmont, N. C. B.S.; 15 e n. They say there are more able men, hul 1 mill have (o gc( my glasses. Yes, this is Prep. He hails from BelmonI, N. C, and is not ashamed of it, which is strange. Walter is an all-around man. As major of the battalion, his ability is evidenced by the great progress in our military department. He is a good athlete, starring in varsity basketball and in various class spo. ' ts. He has always shone m the classroom, and especially in Math. His going will be keenly felt in all activities of college life, but we are willing to give him up as we know there is a great succes awaiting him in after life. Hugh Cunningham Ha.milton High Point, N. C. A.B. I.; i; T; Phi. am nae PoeU in a sense. Bui jusl a Rhymer til(e by chance. This poetic youngster came to us four years ago from the Furniture City and has been with us off and on ever since. He is a great follower of the muses and can specl off a short story with an ease that would put Holworlhy Hall to shame. He is also able to write a poem upon the slightest provocation, and any one that doubts his ability along this line has only to cast a glance at the Senior Class Poem to find that Old Man Homer had nothing al all on him. Although seldom seen, Hugh always manages to give a good account of himself when called on in class. Ptil Essay Jli-ilal IT; Masazinc .Staff; Secretary IMli So ety. Paie truenly-four