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

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QUIPS AND CRA Nix - - 923 liJ Tvvf.-n-g siaiiiujiiiisuMiiiiiiiisi JosKi ' ii Manor Bostick B. S. Hkxi)i:rs()Xvii-LK, N. C. Uh. if l i daiia- all iii.ilil anil ( n-.« ,( ,JV chanii ' d siiiall-f ' ii.y or cliascil old aijc away. Pi Kappa Alpha ; Sgt. R, O. T. C. Basketball, ' 21- ' 22- ' 23. Cla Twick by name and nature, late president of the D. C. Cue Ball Association. His greatest joy and constant delight is to in- dulge in the Tepischorean art on all occa- sions, be they sad or gay. Good natured. happy-go-lucky, and yet he is a student of recognized standing. If Twick capers along the stepping stones of life the way he has trickled through his years at Davidson, he will go up the stairs to fame in little time. Samuel Hugh Jjuauley A, B. II. Skinny Sumter, S. C. Peace the off-sl riiiii of frnt-cr. D Club; Wearer of the D ; Varsity Tennis (3 years); Assistants Club; Class Basketball (3 years) ; Class Football (2 years); Assistant in Bible; President N. C. I. T. A.; Executive Committee Athletic As- sociation; Captain Tennis Team, ' 21 - ' 22, In Hugh we find a rare mixture of qual- ities. His jovial nature permeates all those about him. And when it comes to mauling a tennis ball about the court, just leave it to Hugh and his trusted racquet to bring home the bacon. We will greatly miss his ready flow of wit and smiling countenance, but we realize with such tools to work with he has a future in store for him.

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aUlPS AND CPvANKS-1923 11 Perry Harvky IiIddi.e A. B. II. P. H. DkFuniak Strings. Fla. Tlic iircatcst ricissitudc of thintis anioiifist mm is llir I ' icissitudc of sci-l. : and religions. Masonic Club ; Eu Society ; Florida Club ; Ministerial Band. This noble representative of the far-famed ' Gator State came into our fold during the Fall of ' 21. Even in this short time we have become convinced of the fact that DeFuniak Springs is an harbor of rare gems. P. H. has chosen as his life ' s vv ork the ministry; in this he should be a tremendous success. Our best wishes go with him. Ji-.. N Patrick PjOoth A. B.I I. Piccolo W ' akrknto.n. N. C. iriiiic III,- strrain ninnclli smooth the -cv ' iitcr is di-cpc-sl. Phi Alpha Pi ; Assistant in Greek ; R. O. T. C. Band (2 years) ; Ministerial Band; Phi Society. Gaze upon our famous Piccolo, who has become quite a celebrity through his ability to play soft and endearing notes upon his much-Baunted reed. An able successor to Peter Pan, seetns to be the concensus of campus opinion. He has not, however, fol- lowed the realm of music to the detriment of other college activities. He is a student of no mean ability, and as an exponent of Greek, second to none. Keeping up his pres- ent studies, we expect to hear great things from him in the future.

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aUlPS AND CRANKS -1923 TiliniliiiiiiiNiiiiiTrrmttrmiiii sitmmMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinnmnnnin « Robert Parker Brown R. P. Charlotte, N. C. Hii li erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. R.P. can usually be found rambling around the campus whenever the weather permits, and whether it be bright or gloomy, he has a ready smile and a greeting for everyone he meets. His quietness and lik- ability gather many a friend for him. and if he matures and increases his merits as he goes into life, we predict a wide circle of friends and success for him. William Payne Brown A, B. I. Willie P. China Grove, N. C. Speech is better than silence, Silence is better than speech. Phi Beta Kappa ; Delta Pi Kappa ; Report- ers ' Club ; Phi Society ; President Reporters ' Club; Junior-Senior Debater ' s Rep; Volun- teer Band; Dramatic Club; Assistant in Math.. ' 22. W. P. doesn ' t run all to length, as most people would think upon seeing him, for be- sides loftiness of statue he is possessed with a nimble brain that has made the grade in all his courses, despite the fact that illness forced him to vacation a term during his Soph year in college. Made of the stuff that spells success in all undertakings.