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

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Charles Jarman Hollandsworth Calloway, Va. A.B. I.; Eu. Smoolh rtins the ma cr where ihe hrooli is Jeep. Scrubs enlered this inslilulion of learning five years ago with ihe flower of Southern manhood representing the Class of ' 19. But Mars intervened in his behalf and the fortunes of war made it possible for him to graduate with a sure ' nuff class. His work on class has been as satisfactory as was his fighting with the Gyrenes m France. He is a man who is not afraid to express his opinion, and as a rule that opinion is a good one. He is going into the biggest work in the world and will be a big man in a big field. CoYTE Hunter Charlotte, N. C. A.B. I.; Phi. holijup or give tiealh. ' Coyte IS one of our recent acquisitions. While the rest of us were Freshies he was a Soph, and to him is due much of the credit for our upbringing. Then year before last he look a vacation, went over and broke the Hindenburg line, and still got back in lime to finish with us. Whether on the cinder-path or the platform, his unconquerable determination is ever in evidence and we expect great things of him as he enters the ministry. (.■lass TlarU: Cl.i- Club; .Senlni Oratr.r; I.i.ulcnanl li. (). T. ( ' . Page nic ifji-six

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onoiiOffOiiOiioiioiioiioiioiioiioiionQiioiiouo Wade Hillman Harrell Doerun, Ga. A.B. I.; Eu. Remote from toTuns, he ran his godly race. Mere is the man that has made Doerun famous. Never have any of ihe other seven inhabitants been so talented as to be Assistant in Physics and blow (no, play isn ' t the word) a trombone in (he band, too. Ox is also a star pupil in Senior Eni lish, being able to turn out short stories that would be a credit to the Alt-Story IVeekly or Drcezp Stones. Besides all this, he holds first place in the Eu. Society as a Mexican .Athlete. Wade is one of the most broad-minded young preachers thai we know and if he escapes the pot will convert many a heathen. Thoma.s Williams Hawkins Charlotte. N, C. A.B. I.; K . ; 2 r. ( 15 the glorious Joom of literature that the evil perishes and the good remains. Tommy hails from Charlotte, although the last seven years of his life have been spent at Davidson trying to gel an education and other thing;. His literary ability is far-famed and far-fetched. He contrives in his brain(?) to write a poem on the most trivial events. It is rumored that he labored a whole night over an Owed to the College. But beside these accomplishments. Tommy has proven an asset to every literary publication on the campus by his ability and perseverance. Class; Magazint- nff; Quips and Cranli; Page lllient )-five

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John McKee Jamison Charlotte, N. C. A.B. II.; K A. Sireet Babe, in thy face soft desires I can trace. ■Johnnie came lo us in the fall of 1918 lo brave with us the dangers and hardships of the S. A. T. C. after Uvo years spent at Carolina. His babyish expression and goad nature quickly won a place for him and we have been glad of Carolina ' s loss. .Among his important positions on the campus he possesses a place on the list of Senior Monitors and thus becomes a privileged character in regards to chapel attendance. Though Johnnie rarely visits us during a week-end, from all reports his grades never suffer from these frequent trips to Charlotte. Robert Todd Lapslev Liston Jacksonville. .Ala. .A.B. I.: Eu. Words. aorJs, words. Big Liz. more than any one else here, has the gift of gab. His charm is great. He can persuade the grass to put on a greater and deeper greenness. here he talks even the trees will leave. X hen he sings even the circus calliope is silent from a sense of its own madequence. Sleepy is a college institution. He it is who leads the night maurauders in all dumping expeditions. In the van of every snow fight and water battle is heard the voice of this young Lochinvar. Like this same young Lochinvar. Liz came from the West, wearing and needing no sword save this same vocal fluency. Dd Englisli. Page tjventyf ' seven