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

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FACULTY K n W ' ll I.IAMSON: Cosmopolite ot tlu- l.uullv. lintitxsl. and punster of rinrssc. 1 W lOIINSION: llnlhiiM.islu .iiul miircstinn Icvllirir .mil not to.uli with .lie siive. J. C. I ' lOlll IVind M-isiiT reii vni .«d in musu.il lU.lis .IS oiu- ol Air. I . ' . l est. C. G. DAVIDSON; Devout hibliophUe. h.iril worke and shining , ' i|im.i Upsilonite N. W. Sm PAKD: Spinner of, unbeliev.ibh%.)seb.ill y.irns. «nd obi.iiner of eciiially mir.iculous .uh liiic successes. V I MC[X)NALI5; Rcjuvenator oA.mtcrest in col lege glee club, and the best of v s on musk 1 • . H. WhITTI,!:; Jovi.il tr.uk co.uh. proud l.ulicr 5 of two daughters. P. BABCOCK: Jack of all musical instruments and master of the bassoon. A. M. HiLLHOLSi: : Authority in municipal boiv . debits and credits. J. A. McGEACHY; Worshiper of Clio, thorough scholar, populat teacher. ' . ,■? J. M. Douglas: Davidsonian of f c old school, capable physicist and daridy professor. H B. AKBLCKLgji p«tircd Chemist, charming racontcut,.rflQnnventor of national repu te. W W. WOOD; One of the early sponsors of David- sons Phi Beta Kappa and gown representative on town council. W. L. PORTER: Curator of Davidsons fast grow- ing and multi-phased museum. S. C. LYON: Co-ordinator of Science and Religion and practitioner of both.

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f FACULTY M. E. SENTELLE: The embodiment of much that is in the Davidson spirit. sympathetic coun- selor, impartial judge. F. L. JACKSON: National President of O . a wizard in matters of cash J. W. MaSConNELL: Olfr f the Who ' s WhQ 5S: -»» America of the faculty. e F. W. HENGj pfLD: Ex-big league baseball pitcher, now handling equally tough job as registrar. .Vl, W. MfGll.l. : Accountant and overseer of finan- cial details i,5;the managing of college mone- l.irv polic ' jfir-;- IRED SMITi«;f Journalist par excellence, kc campus in head lines. F. D. HOBART; The beauty of the campus is „ -, testimony to his ability. if ' 1 ' T . M. LOCKHART, Jr.: To a marked dcgrei responsible for the success of Davidson ' s Cen- tennial Program. A. CUKRIh: Combination village barrister and cc; lege legal advisor, possessor of innumerable horses and houses at Myrtle Beach. C, M- RICHARDS: A ' stabilizing religious influence, conservative and kind. --. r FrAZER HOOD: Beau Brummel of the faculiv and forecaster of stsJcs. for men. K. J..-FOR i N: A speaker fe the soul not merely to ij ids and emotions. 1. BROWN: Exponent of Jeffersonian economic ideals, author of a well written economic treatise. P. H. GVVVNN: A dynamo converting abstract theories into practical current. L. B. SCHENCK: Possessor of a pretty home and charming wife, interesting conversationalist. M .k

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FACULTY O. J. Tllirs: Dealer in occult sciences: when there IS ,in Einstein theory in Chemistry, he ' ll understand it. W. N. MEBANE: Talented artificer in wood from- ' ' ' the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. H. E. Fischer: Locri ' Wtather prognosticatgrjj; - ' boasting .in ii ' r accur.icy record. J. T. KimbROsTgH: Lcadetu.o£ a valiant faculty basebajf ne, authjAi ftatjiematics texts. I ,S, I.Oii.W Much sought m.itrimonial prospect .but confiriTK ..bachelor, in love with Chem- . isiry alon,e,jj|fo ' ' -- •■ . 1 DANIEK Assistant to Dr. Lyons, aspir? medical career. Bill D0UGL.«iS: Graduate of Davidson 193 returned to serve as physics assistant. S. A. KNIGHT: Youngest faculty Ph.D.. gets a lot from his classes but has plenty to give. ti % V. G M G, V6 K: Recently returned from Princ Eon, Duke, .ind points north, a Souilu-rner and glad of it. %: ■ - C. R HAKniXi,: Nearly eighty vcai i young and growing younger, a cherished Davidson tra- dition, t -- i E. F. Sm w. l. KE. Philologist, etymologist, gram- marian, author of well received text.- ' E. J.. ERWST: Father superior to Davidson ' s dra- maC P developer of literary geniuses. . HLEAGLE : Gives generously of his lime, the m.an to see for your job. I ' . L. BLYTHE: The footballers delight, the dancer ' s despair, the loafer ' s death warrant. G. R. VOWLES: Only Rhodes Scholar on the faculty and helpful supporter of would-be Oxonians.