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

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-■-3 ri9 zTl •■ Charles Victor Brown, Jr. Vic Chattanooga, Tenn. B.S. I Beta Theta Pi ; Glee Club, 4 years ; Man- ager Glee Club ; Davidsoniaii Reporters ' Club ; Student Council ; Dramatic Club ; Sigma Pi Sigma ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Attcmft the cud and lu ' zvr stand ta doubt Vic s tenor merely adds to bis popu- larity. His other qualities make h im liked even if he does love to extract the shekels from other men ' s pocketbooks. No, he ' s not a pickpocket or anything of the kind. His ideal is a good business man, and he intends to be one of the best. Vic believes in making such things as the Glee Club come out even financially, however long the trip may be. He has the ability to put across things, and that goes a long way. Edward Dougla.s Brown Ed China Grove, N. C. A.B. I President Philanthropic Literary Society ; Forensic Council ; Class Basketball ; Assist- ant in Mathematics ; Assistant in Applied Mathematics; Phi Beta Kappa. In mathematics he ivas i reater Th m Tycho Brahc, or Eric Pater ' Of a somewhat reserved nature, Ed prob- ably has too many figures juggling about in his brain to think much about external hap- penings, for Math is his hobby. In every course pertaining to it he has become extraor- dinarily proficient and with this equipment, we predict a successful career for him in the world of affairs. Ed has won the warm friendship of all his classmates during his sojourn at Davidson by his quiet and im- assuming manner, and will leave a place that will be hard to fill.

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-s no mf!MM0i- 24n §-■ Roland Earle Blue Peter Raeford, N. C. B.S. An honest man he li ' iis Peter ' s name belies his character, for if there ever was a man who never showed any blue disposition, it ' s he. He has, in his four years here, made himself known by his smile and his refusal to loaf. With a go-get- ' em streak in him, he never fails to finish any- thing he starts, and there ' s no doubt but that his ambitions in the days to come will be obtained by the same business-like methods that he has used in college. Edward Earle Boushee Bush Wilmington, N. C. B.S. I Phi Gamma Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Pi Sigma; D Club; Class Baseball, ' 21; Varsity Baseball. •22- ' 23- ' 24; Captain Varsity Baseball, ' 24: Class Basketball, ' 22- ' 23- ' 24; Executive Committee Athletic Association; Spanish Club. mill a round unvarnished tale deliver of my zvhole course of love. Behold a lad with perfect control over the old horsehide and the elusive feminine heart ! It ' s no long story to explain Bush ' s win- ning ways — simply a heart of gold and an ability to do things. Three years of Varsity laseball, ending with a captaincy in his Senior year, have marked him as one of the best southpaws Davidson has seen in many years. There ' s nothing flashy or spectacular about this Wildcat, but he does love to turn back such outfits as Trinity ' s Wonder Boys. Earl is one of those few who combine hard study with athletics and make a success of both. Hard luck will have no efifect on him when he bucks against the world.

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Robert Hyatt L ' kown Shorty AXDUKWS. N. C. B.S. I Delta Theta Chi ; Bible Class Leader ; Sec- retary and Treasurer Philanthropic Literary Society ; Treasurer Aesculapian Club ; Secre- tary and Treasurer Forensic Council ; Span- ish Club ; Senior Friendship Council. ■■. u ' lA-,- ' y.v fia . skilli-il our zcoiimls to !u il Is more than annirs lo llic public ivcal Shorty only applies to this young man ' s stature, because you don ' t find him lacking when you want a friend, or when you want to find qualities that you admire. When a man starts out in preparation for medicine he has the pleasant prospect of four years of the hardest work that Davidson can offer. Shorty has mastered this four years and come through with his flag flying, and we expect to see it flying high for many years to come. Ray de la Montanya Cark Speedy SrARTANBURG, S. C. Eumenean Literary Society ; Student Vol- unteer Band ; Ministerial Band ; Sigma Pi Sigma; Junior Physics Assistant. 7 o be wise and Icn ' c Exceeds man ' s might Speedy, the centaur of the campus, will no more flash past the portals of bug lab after this year. He has been one of the distinctive members of ' 2-4 — this youth. There is no other man at Davidson who can boast of the de la attached to his title, and there is on other man on the campus w ' ho can lis- ten to the Victrola by the year and not tire of it. We will all miss Speedy. He is a light that shines in a corner, but is always moving so that it reaches every man. In our loss his chosen profession gains a man who travels fast and travels far to success.