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

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John Shaw Curry Mule Quincy, Florida B.S. Age, 21; Ht., 5 ' 11 ; Wt., 150 Lbs. Future Profession: Business. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Polity Club; Y. iM. C. A. Cab- inet: Student Council; Quips and Cranks Staff; Davidsonian Staff: Dra- matic Club; Secretary ' and Treasurer, Junior Class; Assistant Business Man- ager Davidsonian, ' 20- ' 21 ; Class Base- ball, ■20- 21; Wildcat Minstrels; Audit Board. Men oj humor are always in some de- gree men of power. Johnnie seems to have the knack of getting all the fun possible out of life. . l almost any time he can be seen wear- ing his optimistic smile and chasing the ■ old grouch with a wealth of good jokes. He hails from the State famed for its oranges and winter resorts. To those who know him Johnnie has proven himself a true friend and one to be prized. Robert Rich.ard Deaver. Jr. ' •Bob Perry. Florida Class 22. Age. 20; Ht., 5 ' 11 ; Wt., 145 Lbs. Omicron Delta Kappa; Mirmir; Honor Roll, ' 19- ' 20, ' 20- ' 21; Punctuality Roll. ' 19- ' 20; Le Cercle Francais; Polity Club. Hath thy toil o ' er books consumed the mid-night oil? Stud is a man of few words but great action. When he first came to college, he settled down to his books and then suddenly burst forth into the limelight when his name appeared on the roll of honor. It has been there ever since. Bob has found time to make a host of friends on the campus. If you have a problem to solve, take it to Stud.

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QUIPS AND CRANKS 1922 William Earl Crane ' ' Bill azoo City. Mississippi A.B. II Class 22. Age, 22; Ht., 5 ' 10 V ' ; Wt.. 150 Lbs. Future profession: Foreign Mission- an ' . Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Volunteer Band; Glee Club. ■19- 20; Y Quartet. ' ' Great men, like heaven, are pleased in doing good. This thoroughly occidental looking young man calls Mississippi his home. He entered Davidson after taking some work at S. P. I ' ., and has been a most welcome member of our class. Bill is a leader in the religious work of the hill and has shown exceptional ability in many ways. A man of his calibre should be a great power for good on the for- eign field. Charles Edward Cu.nningham Deacon Decatur, Georgia Class ' 22. Age. 20; Ht.. 5 ' 7 ; Wt.. 13.5 Lbs. Future profession: Medical Mission- ary. Bachelor ' s Club; Gamma Sigma Ep- silon; Vice-President Y. M. C. A.; ' If. M. C. A. Cabinet, ■20- ' 21, ■21- ' 22; Wear- er of the D ; .Manager Tennis Team, ' 20- ' 21, ■21- ' 22; Captain Tennis Team. ' 20- ' 21 ; Secretary Eumenean Literary Society; .Assistant in Chemistry, ■20- ' 21; Vice-President of Class ■20- 21. Amid all I ' e ' .s que.ft.t There seems but worthy one — to do men good. Ed certainly believes in the old maxim — Store thy mind with knowl- edge, and keep thyself busy while do- ing it. In the midst of his many and varied duties he finds time to frolic around on the clay courts and is an ardent follower of Tilden. Deacon has decided that Medicine is the only thing for him to study after he collects his sheepskin here, and we predict he will be a cuttin up surgeon. — riv;ffl ' ; ' .T ' ' SN4

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i QUIPS AND CKANKS-1922|,| John Hugh Dew Alachua, Florida B.S. Class ' 22. Age, 23; Vl., 140 I.l)s. lore tranquil saliluilr tinil such .soci- ' y As is quiel, and uise, and good. Johnny Hoo Doo hails from Florida an l yet he still seems to have a warm spot in his heart for Red Springs. We wonder why? He is very quiet and is rarely seen on the campus except on the way to class or figuring out some .Ap- plied Math problem. When he leaves us he will no doubt teach the Gators some trig and star gazing. We have all learned to thoroughly believe in Johnny. M.- RCLS Cecil Dew Raeford. Nortli Carolina . .B., II. Class ' 22. Age, 19; Ht., 5 ' 9 ; Wt., 135 Lbs. Future Profession: Engineering. Sigma Pi Sigma ; . ssistant to Libra- rian, 21; .Assistant in Physics, ■21- 22; Engineers Club; .Assistants Club; Bible ( lass Leader; .Annual -Art Department; Mclinphilian Literary Society; Dramatic Club. My counsel is my shield. Marcus is one of the most ((uift and reserved of our members. He has suc- ceeded in getting by his courses with comparative ease and takes the coveted sheepskin with four hard years in the background. We are betting that he will be mayor of Raeford by 1925.