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

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QUIPS AND CRANKS -1923 aiiiUJMiim luiiimiuiiuuji imjijjiii Joseph William Baldwin B. S. Julius McCann Barr A. B. II. Cl-AKKTOX, N. C. • ' Thiiikiiiii that iinthiiin zvas done if iinythiiiii rciiiaiin-d to tlo. Delta Thfta Chi ; Gavel and Forum ; Aesculapian Club ; Secretary, Second Critic, First Critic, Vice-President, Phi Society ; Commencement Marshall, ' 22; Class Foot- ball. ' 21 : Inter-Society Junior-Senior De- bater ; Junior Orator ' s Rep; Senior Orator ' s Rep ; Senior Class Day Orator ; President Phi Society. To Clarkton we are indebted for Joe, who during his years with us has proven of high worth in his various literary pursuits. Hard working and ever on the lookout for new fields of endeavor, this likeable member of ' 23 has our good wishes to follow him. In Joe we see the South ' s leading orator of the future. Greenville, S. C. So iiffrhjlit Christians please both man and God. Delta Theta Chi. This Julius has yet to meet his Brutus. He ' s a man of few words, yet one that has endeared himself to all his fellow students. Just a quiet, unassuming young man, devot- ing most of his time to books and private bull sessions. With his perseverance • he should be high in worldly affairs before many years, and he leaves us with the hearty support and good will of his associates.

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»1i? QUIPS AND CRANKS -1923 arip.i .,;i:Mii.ni)!nrrtftmi!!;iiii, fJHiJumiHUiiiiiiimiiiiuiiniiiiiiMilirrt K A I. I ' ll 1 ' ai;k Alexander A. B. II. Hugh Alvix Bailey Sporty Snag Gri.k.nvillk. S. C. Silence is more eloquent llum Iim ■ds. Chester. S. C. Class Basketball ; Class Football ; ootball ; El Centre Espanol. Scrub ■7 sliull 1 kvays eousiiler the 1 the best fi ' ophel. South Carolina sent us Sporty. Now- after a lapse of four years we return their trust — a man typical of the nickname he has so ri. htly earned. He has few faults, and they are overcappcd by his genial good fel- lowship, a radiant smile and a pleasant word that are ever present. We hate to part with Sporty. but in so doing we are rendering the world at large a noble and unselfish serv- ice. Our eyes will follow him in all his 4indertakings. Aesculapian Club; Senior Friendship Council ; South Carolina Club. Ah I The Duke of Chester appears with that ever-C|uestioning smile upon his face. For four lengthy years he has reigned Snag supreme in our midst. And now that the time of parting is at hand we reluctantly give up this lad for South Carolina ' s better- ment. Luck tn you. Snag, the throttle is in vuur hands.

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aUlPS AND CRANKS -1923 Bmmiiiii] , lll]lit!lll!l!lil4iliiJlhlll!Ulllii!ll!llJii James Douglass Bernhardt B. S. Dug Lf.noir, N. C. Slt(bboni labor conquers Ythi. Kappa Sigma ; Vice-President, First Critic, and President of Metrophilian Literary So- ciety; Council of Y. M. C. A. Board of Control; Glee Club, ' 20- ' 21, ' 21-72; Dramatic Club, ' 20 ; Assistant in Law ; Captain R. O. T. C. From the rugged mountains of Lenoir Dug ambled into camp and started off his career as a member of the Class of ' 23. In- clined to quietness and huge black stogy cigars on all occasions, he typifies an Amer- ican mountaineer, or is it Millett ' s Think- er ? to the iith degree. On our bi-monthly R. O. T. C. news watch your step, this gallant young man receives constant atten- tion — merits or demerits. A brigandier some day? Well! who can tell? David Walker Bethea B. S. Dave Dillon. S. C. li ' isdoni is the conqueror of fortune. Pandeinic Literary Society ; South Caro- lina Club; 1st Sgt. R. O. T. C, 2nd Lieut. R. O. T. C. To Dillon we owe thanks for this good- natured, whole-hearted fellow, who has made for himself a friend of every man on the campus. Never known to have exerted him- self to the point of exhaustion, but still manages to get by, judging from the bang of his gun, as Dave proceeds to shoot ' em on class. The best wishes of the student body go with him as he steps out into life.