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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1940 volume:

on AY OUR BOOK PROVIDE FOR OF fflS MOST MEMORABLE Di ■VERY DAVIDSONIAN A VIVID RECOLLECTION S ON THE WILDCAT CAMPUS. cu . omcI Or ' -cos iLj-t. ayiy QUIPS nno M i SI pni pi K H P mB BHl AVIDSONCOLLEG J. W. HOLLAND, Editor-C. G. LUTHER, JR., Business Manager ...J. I .. ■■ The clanging of the 7:40 a.m. bell the breaking of pleasant slumbers a roll over to the other side of the bed before you know it. the 7:55 bell just time to shut that alarm off. catch a quick shave, and off to the Pep a hurried cup of coffee mail comes first despite that 8:25 first period bell a lab. chapel, and two classes this morning what a schedule at dinner someone mentions How about the pic- ture show. ' ' you may as well go. you can ' t study in the daytime first you ' d better go by the bank and deposit that check Dad sent this morning after the show a work-out in the old gym then a good hot shower, just the thing to make you enjoy supper and then get down to some faithful study and you do start out all right, but after a while, someone yells down the hall. Let ' s cut a coke the Stud Store beck- ons and you succumb the night ' s young, and you can ' t finish everything you started discussing at the Stud right away a healthy bull ses- sion is in order .11:30 and three hard lessons to get up you might as well wait, until the Midnight Hoot-Owl comes on over WBT . . . nodding over your desk at 1:20 another five MH- ra minuli ' s nnd you ' ve just got to hit tlu ' h.iv oil. well, tomorrow is anoihcr cl.iy. I li.ii ' s .1 (.lay at Dnvitison tor many a senior. However, a cut and dried existence day in and day out would be listless drudgery, livery day you learn something new from the adminis- tration. Irom the professors in the class room, from your classmates, from your organizations and traternities. and from every phase of campus life. It really would be impossible to say that every day is the same at Davidson. The informalities of these days is ofTset by a spiritual high-mindedness and a valued culture, which are yours to gain and which belong as rightfully to you as they do to the institution. These are much too intangible to be set forth in pictures; but keep them in mind, and as you peruse these pages, may you be reminded of vour best days at Davidson. DEDICATION A MAN ENTHUSIASTIC IN HIS DUTIES. DILIGENTLY FAITHFUL IN INTERESTS OF THE CHURCH AND EDUCATION, AND FERVENT IN RELIGIOUS ASPIRATIONS. Dr. WaLTER L. lingle has proven a loyal president of Davidson College for eleven years. OUR PRESIDENT Two familiar poses: out for a campus stroll and behind f is office desk. Dr. Walter Lee Lingle ADMINISTRATION As the member of administration and faculty who comes into closest contact with the students. Dr. Sentelle has injected into every member of the student body the infallible principle that we live by rules — not with iron-like sternness, but with patient, sympathetic advice. Dr. R. a. Dunn President of the Board of Trustees Dr. W. L. Lingle President of the College TRUSTEES OF DAVIDSON COLLEGE Officers of the 1 rustees Dr. R. a. Dunn Dr. H. S. Richardson Mr. S. a. Robinson Mr. F. L. Jackson , President Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer Executive Committee Dr. R. a. Dunn. ex-ofUcio Chairman Mr. S. a. Robinson. ex-ofUcio - Secretary Mr. I. p. Graham Dr. H. S. Richardson REV. A. A. McLean Mr. J. A. Cannon Dr. C. R. Wilcox Mr. Lunsford Richardson Dr. H. W. McKay Mr. w. p. Sprunt Dr. J. McD. Richards Rev. R. S. Arrowood Mr. t. S. McPheeters Dr. R. a. Dunn Finance Committee Mr. S. a. Robinson Mr. T. s. McPheeters Education Committee Dr. C. R. Wilcox Dr. H. s. Richardson Dr. J. McD. Richards Buildings and Grounds Committee Mr. J. A. Cannon Dr. H. w. McKay Rev. R. S. Arrowood Student Health Service and Physical Education Committee Mr. I. P. Graha.m Mr. S. A. Robinson Mr. Lunsford Richardson Religious and Social Life. Church and Alumni Relationships Committee Rev. P. d. Miller Mr. w. P. Sprunt Rev. a. a. McLean ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVES Mark I-ix-.ar Sintplli; Di ' un ot Students A IV, MA (D..vidson ; MA. (Y.iU): DD. I ID. Myron Wai.i.aci- McGii.i. Auditor BS (Davidson). I-RAN ' K 1.1 i: Jackson I reasurcr and Pitrihasinii Aiivnl B.S (Davidson) ; C.P.A. William Camp Mattiii vs Associate College Physician MD (Univcrsi(y of Virginia Medical School). John Wilson MacConnkll College Physician A.B.. M.A. (Davidson). MD. (Univcrsi(y of Maryland). (Columbia Univcrsiiv i ( University of Hdinhurgh ) . Lamar Lyon Burton Assistant Director of Public and Alumni Relationships B.S. (Davidson). Frederick William Hengeveld Registrar and Secretary of the Faculty B.S. (Davidson). Frank Donald Hobart Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings ( Springfield College ) . Dr. M. E. SENTELLE Mr. F. L. Jackson FACULTY SOCIAL SCIENCE Mark Edgar Sentelle J. W. Cannon Professor of Bible and Philosphy A.B.. M.A. (Davidson), M.A. (Yale Univer- sity), D.D., LL.D. Archibald Currie Woodroa! Wilson Professor of Economics and Political Science A.B. (Davidson). (Cornell University), (Columbia University). Charles Malone Richards Professor of Bible, Church History and Government, and Christian Evidences A.B. (Davidson). D.D. Frazer Hood Professor of Psychology A.B. (Southwestern Presbyterian University), M.A., Ph.D. (Yale), (Johns Hopkins University), (University of Chicago) , Litt.D. Kenneth Joseph Foreman The James Sprunt Professor of Bible and Philosophy A B. ( Davidson) . M.A. (Princeton University) , S.T.B and S.Th.M. (Princeton Seminary), (Uni- versity of Pennsylvania). D.D. (Washington and Lee University). PhD (Yale). Cecil Kenneth Brown Professor of Economics A.B. (Davidson), M.A.. Ph.D. (University of North Carolina). (University of Besancon), ( Columbia University ) . Price Henderson Gwynn, Jr. Profe ' -sor of Education and Psychology and Director of Student Guidance A.B., M.A. (University of North Carolina), B.D. (Yale Divinity School). Ph.D. (Yale). Lewis Bevens Schenck Associate Professor of Religious Education A.B. (Davidson). B.C. (Union Theological Seminary). S.Th.M. (Princeton Theological Sem- inary), Ph.D. (Yale). Rene De Visme Williamson Associate Professor of Economics and Political Science A.B. (Rutgers University), M.A. (Harvard), P h.D. (Harvard). Frontis Withers Johnston Associate Professor of History A.B. (Davidson). Ph.D. (Yale). James Christian Pfohl Director of Music (University of North Carolina). B.M. (Univer- sity of Michigan) . Chalmers Gaston Davidson Director of the Library and Associate Professor of Bibliographical History A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (Harvard). M.A. in L.S. (University of Chicago). Norman Westbrook Shepard Director of Physical Education B.S. (University of North Carolina). (Uni- versity of Illinois), (Columbia University). Thane Edward McDonald Assistant in Music (Depauw University), N.M., M.M. (University of Michigan) . Andrew Heath Whittle Physical Education B.S. (Davidson). Warren Perry Babcock Music B.M. (University of Michigan). Albert Miller Hillhouse Professor of Business Administration A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (University of North Carolina). J.D. (New York University), Ph.D. (Northwestern University). John Alexander McGeachy, Jr, Associate Professor of History A.B. (Davidson). M.A. (University of North Carolina), (University of Chicago). SCIENCE James McDowell Douglas James Buchanan Duke Professor of Physics A.B.. M.A. (Davidson). Ph.D. (Johns Hop- kins), (University of Chicago), (Cornell Uni- versity), (Columbia University). John Wilson MacConnell Professor of Physiology and Hygiene A.B., M.A. (Davidson). M.D. (University of Maryland), (Columbia University), (University of Edinburgh) . Howard Bell Arbuckle Chambers Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus A.B.. M.A. (Hampden-Sydney), Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins) . William Woodhull Wood Professor of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics A.B., C.E. (University of Virginia). William Lorimer Porter Professor of Geology and Geography A.B. (Tarkio), A.B., M.A. (Yale). Scott Gary Lyon Richard J. Reynolds Professor of Biology A.M., M.A. (Southwestern Presbyterian Uni- versity), A.M. (Tulane University), D.Sc. (Southwestern), (University of Chicago). Oscar Julius Thies, Jr. Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S.. M.A. (Davidson), (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), M.A, (Cornell). William Nelson Mebane, Jr. Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. (Davidson), M.A. (Cornell), (Virginia Polytechnic Institute), (University of Chicago). Henry Emmett Fulcher James Buchanan Duke Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy B.S.. M.S. (University of Virginia). (William and Mary), (University of Chicago), ry n ifciji r. r- M SCHENCK McDonald Arbuckle Williamson- Whittle Wood Hence VELD Hood Johnston Babcock Porter Mi(;n.L F«HtEMAN Pfohl HlLLHOrSE Lyon BCRTON C. K. Brown Davidson McflEACHY Thies Hob ART GWVSN Shepard J. M. Douglas Mebane FACULTY John Thomas Kimbrough Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. (Davidson). (University of Chicago). Thomas Swindall Logan Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S.. M.S. (Emory University), Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins) . Thomas Brantley Daniel Assistant in Biology B.S. (Davidson) . William Alexander Douglas. Jr. Assistant m Physics B.S. (Davidson). Samuel Bradley Knight Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S. (Clemson College). M.S. (University of North Carolina), Ph.D. (University of North Carolina) . William Gillespie McGavock Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. (Davidson), M.A. (Duke University), (Princeton) . Elmer Evans Brown Associate Professor of Biology A.B. (Davidson). (University of North Caro- lina). (University of Michigan) . (Cornell). Ernest Albert Beaty Professor of Latin and German A.B. (Davidson). M.A. (University of South Carolina), M.A. (Columbia University), B.D. (Columbia Theological Seminary). Henry Tracy Lilly Professor of English A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (Princeton University). (University of Vienna), (Oxford University), (University of Chicago). George Byron Watts Professor of French A.B. (Dartmouth). M.A. (Harvard). Ph.D. (University of Minnesota). Officer d ' Academie (University of Berlin), (University of Montpelier). John Crooks Bailey. Jr. Professor of Greek Language and Literature A.B. (Davidson), (University of Virginia), (University of Chicago). M.A. (Johns Hopkins). William Patterson Gumming Professor of English A.B. (Davidson). M.A., Ph.D. (Princeton). AuGUSTiN Victor Goldiere Professor of French A.B. (Dartmouth College). M.A.. Ph.D. (Yale), (University of Chicago). (University of Caen). (El Centro de Estudios Histories of Madrid). (Pennsylvania State French Institute). LANGUAGE Caleb Richmond Harding Professor of Greek Language and Literature. Emeritus A.B. (Davidson). M.A. (Davidson). Ph.D. ( Johns Hopkins) . Edwin Francis Shewmake Alumni Professor of English A.B. (College of William and Mary). M.S. (Columbia University). Ph.D. (University of Virginia) . Edward Jones Erwin Professor of English A.B.. M.A. (Davidson). (Columbia Univer- sity). (University of Chicago). Fred Kurtland Fleagle Professor of Spanish A.B.. M.A. (University of Michigan). (Uni- versity of Puerto Rico) ., .(University of Chicago). ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS William Scott Frieze. Jr. Assistant Librarian A.B. (Davidson). Mrs. Sara D. Johnston, R.N. Superintendent of Infirmary Mrs. Frontis Johnston. A.B. Secretary Physical Education Department Mrs. N. T. Smith 5uperi. ' (sor of Dormitories Miss Orrie Attalene Steele Secretary to the President Miss Hattie Thompson Assistant to the Treasurer Fred Leroy Blythe I rofessor of Spanish A.B. (Davidson). M.A. (University of North Carolina). (University of Chicago). (Columbia University). (University of Madrid). (National University of Mexico). M.A. (The Middlebury Spanish School), (El Centro dc Estudios Histories of Madrid). Guy Richard Vowles Professor of German Language and Literature A.B. (Yankton). B.A.. M.A. (Oxford Uni- versity). Ph.D. (University of Chicago), Litt.D. Miss Julia Pasmore, A.B., B.S. in L.S. Assistant Librarian Miss Adele Arbuckle. A.B. Secretary to the Treasurer Miss Susie Jackson. A.B. Secretary to the Dean of Students Miss Stella Parker Secretary to the Music Department C: ,0 (.3 Pi ( O •I) ,:). £-i 4pi McGavock Blytue CVUMISC. Mrs. Smith KiMBRorr.if E. K. Browx VOWLES goldieke Miss Pasmore Beaty Frieze Miss Tiiumpsun MItWUAKK Watts Mrs. K. Johnston Miss Jackson Kieagi.e Bailey Miss Steei Miss Parker A SAYS to B: YOU MY HORSE FOR FIVE f y X mstih CLASS OFFICERS Dick Kenvon . Charlie Mashburn Jim Thomas President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer m- • KARL Hul.v,i: N- Bll-l- BOLIN- JACK A BCRNATHY ■ JACK FERGUSON LOCK HUNTEK r fi (j 1 J Thomas Jackson Abernathy. Jr. Gastonia, N. C. A.B. in English and Education Editor Scripts ' n Pranks: Assistant Editor Davidsonian : President Philanthropic Literary Society: Assistant in English. RuFUs Kite Allison Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Chemistry and Mathematics Pi Kappa Alpha Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma. Vice-President (4); Track (1) : President Photographic Club (2. 3) : QUIPS AND CRANKS (1. 2). James L. Anderson. Jr Greenville. S. C. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Pi Kappa Alpha D Club; Secretary Pan-Hellenic Council: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Freshman Track and Cross-Country Manager: Ed itorial Staff QUIPS AND Cranks (1, 2), Assistant Editor (3): Business Staff David- sonian ( 1 . 2 ) . Erle Harris Austin. Jr. Rocky Mount. N. C. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Alpha Epsilon President Delta Epsilon (4). Vice-President (3): Honorary Fra- ternity Council: Sigma Upsilon: Commerce Club: Associate Editor Davidsonian (4), Managing Editor (3): Associate Editor Scripts ' n Pranks (4), Managing Editor (3). James Harper Beall. Jr Lenoir, N. C. B.S. in Political Science Phi Delta Theta President Glee Club: President Beta Gamma Phi; Manager Varsity Tennis (4): Honorary Fraternity Council (4); Athletic Association (4): ' D Club: Editorial Staff Dui.iJsonian (I. 2 : Glee Club (1, 2. 3. 4): Junior Tennis Manager: College Quartet and Soloist (2, 3. 4): Freshman Quartet; Freshman Tennis Team. William Edward Birmingham. Jr. Trenton. Tcnn. B.S. in Mathematics Track (1. 2. 3. 4): ' D Club: Scabbard and Blade: Soccer (4): Beaver Club (2. 3): Philanthropic Literary Society: Manager Foot- ball Program Sales (2. 3). Willia.M Black Greensboro. N. C. B.S. in Business Administration Kappa Sigma Sigma Delta Pi: Spanish Club: ' D ' Club; Track (I. 2. 3. 4): Commerce Club: Business Staff QLIP.S AND CRANKS (I. 2). Herbert Julian Bolin. Jr Mascot. Tenn. B.S. in Chemistry and Education Phi Gamma Detta Football (I. 2. 3. 4): D ' Club: Vice-President Athletic Asso- ciation (3): Scabbard and Blade: Intramural Wrestling Champion: H. Y Work (4). William Henry Boyce, Jr Ansonville, N. C. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Pi Kappa Phi Alpha Epsilon Delta: Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Honorary Fraternity Council: Assistant in Biology (3): Assistant in Chemistry (4). William Ferrell Burch. Jr Rcidsville, N. C. A.B. in French Beta Theta Pi Football Manager (1, 2. 3): Golf (1): Eta Sigma Phi: Le Cercle Franqais. Daniel Franklin Cagle Roanoke Rapids, N. C. B.S. in Physics Football (1, 2. 3. 41 : Baseball (1, 2, 3. 4): -D Club: Spanish Club: President Sigma Delta Pi (4). John Tony Cas ALL Jr Welch. West Va. B.S. in Spanish Sigma Phi Epsilon Omicron Delta Kappa: Editor Davidsonian, Sports Editor (3) ; Director College Sports Publicity: Business Staff Scripts ' n Pranks (1. 2): Basketball (1, 2): Baseball (1): Intramural and Inter- fraternity Sports: Spanish Club; Delta Epsilon: Who ' s Who. J 1 J i James Frederic Chetwood Johnson City. Tenn, B.S. in Economics and Geography Transfer from East Tennessee State College: Football Band (2. 3, 4) : Head Drum Major (4) : Symphonic Band (2. 3, 4) : Eumenean Literary Society: Delta Epsilon: Beta Gamma Phi. Atlanta. Ga. Concord. N. C. George H. Coates B.S. in Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Golf (1): Basketball Manager (1, Lester Durett Coltrane. Ill B.S. in Political Science Pi Kappa Alpha Football Manager (1. 2. 3): Freshman Football Manager (4); D Club: Commerce Club: President Pi Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. David Coleman Colvin Cliffsidc. N. C. B.S. in Biology Pi Kappa Phi Junior Marshal: Dean ' s List: Scabbard and Blade: D Club: Vice-President French Club: President Alpha Psi Omega: Vice- President Red and Black Masquers: Pi Gamma Mu: Wildcat Hand- book (1, 21: Eumenean Literary Society: Journalism Club: Business Staff 5fnp s ' n Pranks (I. 2. 3): Orchestra (1. 2. 3. 4): Track (1. 2. 3, 4): Cross-Country (4): Honorary Fraternity Council: Phi Beta Kappa. n n f r n 1 J James Crawford Cooper. Jr. Henderson. N. C. A.B. in Political Science Kappa Sigma Golf (1. 2. 3, 4). Co-Captain (4); ' D ' Club: Scabbard and Blade: Eumenean Literary Society; Le Cercle Francais: Glee Club (3): Junior Cheer Leader: Junior Marshal: Editorial Staff David- sonian and Scripts n Pranks (1. 2) : Battalion Adjutant ROTC: Deans List. James Middleton Cowan Rocky Mount. N. C. B.S. in History Phi Delta Theta Transfer from Mars Hill College: Football (2. 3, 4): Basketball (2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Track (2. 3, 4); President Athletic Asso- ciation: President D Club: Honorary Fraternity Council: Omicron Delta Kappa. Sidney Dixon Crane Mutoto. Belgian Congo A.B. in French Omicron Delta Kappa: Glee Club (1, 2, 3) ; President Y. M. C. A., Vice-President (3): Le Cercle Francais: Assistant in French: Foot- ball fl ): Wrestling (1. 2, 3, 4): Assistant Pastor Davidson Unity Church. Tho.mas Crichton. Ill Mindcn. La. B.S. In Business and Political Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Commerce Club. rs .r Jami s H. Crutchhihld Ashcboro. N. C. B.S. in Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Transfer from Oak Ridge Military Academy: Football (3. 4): Wrestling (4). Ja. u:s Gordon Currie Rjcford. N. C. B.S. in Political Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Football (1): Track (1): Red and Black Masquers; Fumcnean literary Society: Business Manager Davidsonian: President Sigma Alpha Fpsilon Social Fraternity: Omicron Delta Kappa. Jack Bedford Davidson Swannjnon. N. C. B.S. in History Glee Club (3. 4). Robert Douglas Doty Rogcrsville. Tcnn. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Sigma Phi Epsilon Football and Symphonic Bands (I) : Editorial StafT Ql ' IPS AND CRANKS: Deutsche Verein: Assistant in German: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Gamma Sigma Epsilon: Delta Phi Alpha: Phi Beta Kappa. jU Philip Edgar Edwards Rocky Mount. N. C. B.S. in Business Sigma Phi Epsilon French Club; Commerce Club: Pan-Hellenic Council. Richmond. Va. John Thomas Ferguson B.S. in Economics Football (1, 2. 5. 4): D Club; Student Dance Committee; President Student Sunday School Class; Assistant in English; Assist- ant to Alumni Secretary. George Milton Ficklen Washington, Ga. B.S. in Business Sigma Alpha Epsilon Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4); Baseball (1. 2. 3. 4); Commerce Club; Symphonic Band (1. 2); Pan-Hellenic Council. Walter Cleveland Fitzgerald Crewe. Va. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Sigma Phi Epsilon Baseball (1. 2, 3. 4); D Club; Wrestling (4); Alpha Epsilon Delta; Scabbard and Blade; Intramural Sports; Cross-Country (1); Captain Company D ROTC. Thomas Albert Fry Atlanta. Ga. A.B. in Bible Pi Kappa Phi Philanthropic Literary Society; Pi Gamma Mu; Bible Assistant; Intramural Sports; Ministerial Band. Joseph Moore Gammon Minas, Brazil B.S. in Physics Track (1. 2. 3. 4); D Club; Sigma Delta Psi ; Philanthropic Literary Society; Cross-Country (1. 2); Freshman Cross-Country Coach (4); Football (3); Soccer (1. 2. 4); Assistant in Physics. Richard Rhea Gammon Minas. Brazil A.B. in Philosophy Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4); D Club; Sigma Delta Psi; Honorary Fraternity Council; Athletic Council (4): Track (1, 2. 3. 4) Cross-Country (1. 2. 3, 4). Captain (4); Soccer (1. 2. 4) Wrestling (4); Philanthropic Literary Society; Student Voluntci (1. 2, 3. 4); Ministerial Band (1. 2. 3. 4). Philip Henry Garrou Valdesc. N. C. B.S. in Political Science ( James Daniel Gilliam Washington. D. C. B.S. in Political Science Phi Gamma Delta Eumencan Literary Society: Cross-Country (L 2. 3. 4): Track (1, 2, 3. 4): D Club: Scripts n Pranks (1, 2); Red and Black Masquers: President L R. C. William Campbell Gilmore. Jr. Rome. Ga. B.S. in Physics and Mathematics Phi Delia Theta Business Staff Davidsonian (1. 2. 3); Sigma Pi Sigma: President Sigma Pi Sigma (4): Vice-President Honorary Fraternity Council; Recorder (3. 4) : Junior Tennis Manager. William Ross Gladden Chester, S. C. B.S. in Biology and Physics Kappa Alpha D Club: Football Manager (1. 2. 3. 4); Football Equipment Manager (4). Thomas Joy Glenn Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. in History Phi Delta Theta Basketball (1): Business Staff Davidsuman (2): Eta Sigma Phi; Junior Tennis Manager. Thomas Hyman Guion New Bern. N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Spanish Club: Phi Beta Kappa: Gamma Sigma Epsilon: Honorary Fraternity Council: Assistant in Chemistry: David H. Howard. Jr.. Memorial Chemistry Scholarship: Sigma Pi Sigma: First Lieutenant ROTC; Who ' s Who. Thomas Albfrt Hackney Lake City. Fb. B.S. in Business Sigma Alpha Epsilon D Club: First Lieutenant ROTC: Scabbard and Blade: Fresh- man Basketball: Business StafT DaviJsonian (1. 1). Circulation Manager (5): Freshman Basketball Manager: Red and Black Mas- quers: Commerce Club: Intramural and Interfratcrnity Sports. Frank Robinson Hand Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in History Beta Thela Pi Philanthropic Literary Society: Editorial Staff QUIPS AND CRANKS (1. 2). Assistant Editor (J). Parks Wilson Hand Lowell. N. C. B.S. in History Football (1. 1. 3. 4): Baseball (1. 2. 3. 4): ' D ' Club: First Lieutenant ROTC: Aviation Club. f Fred Franklin Harbin Statcsvillc, N. C. B.S. in Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon Track (1, 2, 3, 4); --D Club: Sigma Delta Pi; Spanish Club: Wrestling Manager (I. 2. 3. 4): Commerce Club: Scripts ' n Pranks (I, 2), Art Editor (3), Associate Editor (4): Philanthropic Liter- ary Society. Thomas Lyttleton Harnsberger Richmond, Va. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Phi Gamma Delta Omicron Delta Kappa: Phi Beta Kappa: Gamma Sigma Epsilon: Captain Scabbard and Blade: I. R. C.: Deutsche Verein: Major ROTC; President Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity: Football (1): Basketball (1): Track (1. 3): Soccer (2. 3. 4). Captain-Manager (4): D Club: Intramural and Intcrfraternity Sports: Cast of Journey ' s End. Caldwell Bennett Harrison Milan. Tenn. B.S. in Busmess Sigma Alpha Epsilon Basketball (1. 2. 3, 4): Baseball (1); D Club: Judge Court of Control (4): Scabbard and Blade: Honorary Fraternity Council: Omicron Delta Kappa. Fred Ernest Hashagen. Jr. Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Spanish Spanish Club: Baseball (1). Harry Vance Hendrick Cliffsidc. N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Pi Kappa Phi Varsity Baseball Manager; Pan-Hellenic Council: D Club; First Lieutenant ROTC: Alpha Epsilon Delta; Scabbard and Blade: Alpha Psi Omega: Athletic Council. William D. Henley . , Davidson, N. C. B.S. in Business Philanthropic Literary Society. John Wisdom Holland Jackson, Tenn. A.B. in English Phi Gamma Delta Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Beta Kappa; Editor 1940 QUIPS AND Cranks: Managing Editor Davtdsonian HT d Scripts n Pranks (3): Sigma Upsilon; Sigma Delta Pi: Beaver Club (2. 3); Pan-Hellenic Council; Secretary-Treasurer Student Body (2); Who ' s Who: I. R. C. ; Eumenean Literary Society: Honor Roll (1. 2): Dean ' s List: Assistant in English; Eta Sigma Phi. Victor R. Hollis. Jr Macon, Ga. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Phi Delta Thela Beta Gamma Phi; Glee Club (1. 2. 3, 4); Track (3, 4); Wrestling (3, 4); Tennis (.1). J l ' I 1 t . ..A y I r Donald Clyde Hott Keyser, West Va. A.B. in Political Science and History Track (1): Philanthropic Literary Society: Pi Gamma Mu; Assistant in Political Science: Reserve Glee Club: Photographic Club. William Lawrence Howell, Jr Ellerbe. N. C. B.S. in Political Science Beta Theta Pi Business Staff Scripts ' n Pranks (1. 2); Philanthropic Literary Society: Tennis (1): Flying Club (4). Karl Grier Hudson Raleigh. N. C. A.B. in English Kappa Sigma Editorial Staff Davidsonian (1, 2. 3): Editorial Staff Scripts ' n Pranks (1. 2. 3). Associate Editor (4): Editor Y. M. C. A. Handbook: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4): Student Council (4): Omicron Delta Kappa: Secretary Honorary Fraternity Council: Spanish Club: Sigma Upsilon, President (4); Class Secretary (3). Elmer CulbERTSON HuleN Horse Cave. Ky. B.S. in Economics Spanish Club: Pi Gamma Mu: Business Staff Davidsonian (1. 2) ; Soccer (2, 3. 4): Second Lieutenant ROTC: Commerce Club: Assistant in Economics: Phi Beta Kappa. I , John Gray Hun ' TPR . . Greensboro. N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Kappa Sigma Bascbjll (1, 2. ■5. 4 : Football (1. 2. 3. 4); ' D ' Club; Delta Phi Alpha; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Court of Control { . 4). LauchlIN Smartt Hunter Alexander City. Ala. B.S. in Biology Phi Delia Tbcia Basketball (1); Tennis (1. 2. 3. 4). Co-Captain (4): Junior Cheer Loder; Varsity Cheer Leader; D Club; Athletic Council. Burton LaRue Johnson Lenoir. N. C. 6.5. in German and Political Science Delta Phi Alpha: Football Band (I. 2. 3. 4); Symphonic Band (1. 2. 3. 4); President Band (41: Beta Gamma Phi; First Lieu- tenant ROTC: Assistant in German and Music. John Paul Jones Moorcsvillc. N. C. B.S. m Political Science Glee Club (H. u 1 Oscar Lorenzo Joyner KcrncrsviUc. N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Beta Thela Pi Alpha Epsilon Delta; Beaver Club: Scabbard and Blade: Philan- thropic Literary Society: D Club: Football (1, 2): Baseball (1); Soccer (2. 3, 4) ; Business Staff Scripts ' n Pranks (1. 2. 3) ; Captain ROTC; Football Band (1). Robert Orcutt Kellogg Brooklyn, N. Y. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Phi Gamma Delta Track (1. 2, 3). Captain (4): Cross-Country (1, 2. 3, 4): Treasurer D Club: Athletic Council: Recorder Court of Control: First Lieutenant ROTC; Scabbard and Blade: Senior Class Gift Com- mittee: Alpha Phi Epsilon: Freshman Debating; Omicron Delta Kappa. Port Gibson, Miss. John W, Kennedy, Jr. B.S. in History Pi Kappa Alpha Football Band (1, 2); Symphonic Band (1): Spanish Club; First Lieutenant ROTC; Scabbard and Blade, Allen Richard Kenyon Gainesville. Ga. A.B. in Political Science Phi Delta Theta Debating (1, Student Council Eta Sigma Phi O. D. K.; President Board Control. 2. 3): Glee Club (2): Forensic Council (3. 4): (4): Y Cabinet (3); Eumenean Literary Society: L R. C. : Student-Faculty Relations Committee: Senior Class; Vice-President O. D. K.: Y William Smith King Wilmington. N. C. B.S. in Business Administration Cluh: First Lieutenant ROTC: Rifle Team (1. 2) ; Comr Philanthropic Literary Society (4). Walter Ernest Kunz .Signal Mountain, Tcnn. B.S. in Chemistry and Mathematics Sigma Phi Epsilon Rifle Team (1, 2, 3. 4): Sigma Pi Sigma: Delta Phi Alpha: Captain ROTC; Intramural Wrestling; Photographic Club: Flying Club. Julian Lee Lokey Thomson, Ga. B.S. in Biology Pi Kappa Phi Editorial Stafl: Scripts ' n Pranks (I, 2) : Editorial Staff QUIPS AND Cranks (l, 2. 3): Business Staff Davidsonian (1. 2, 3); Track Manager (I, 2); Alpha Epsilon Delta; Eumenean Literary Society: I. R. C. ; Journalism Club; President Pi Kappa Phi Social Fraternity. Warren Van Gilder Ludlam, Jr. , . Meridian. Miss. A.B. in Political Science Phi Delta Theta President Honorary Fraternity Council; Phi Beta Kappa; President Eta Sigma Phi: Vice-President Forensic Council: Football Band (1, 2): Symphonic Band (1, 2. 3); Little Symphony (1): Managing Editor Y Handbook: Junior Tennis Manager: Debating Team (3) : Treasurer Social Fraternity, Omicron Delta Kappa. Charles Gillespie Luther. Jr. Beaufort. S. C. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Phi Delia Theta Business Manager QuiPS AND CRANKS: Junior Cheer Leader; President Publications Board: Pan-Hellenic Council: Junior Marshal: Junior Track Manager: Editorial Staff Davidsonian (1. 2. 3): Edi- torial Staff Scripts n Pranks: Glee Club (1. 2); Beaver Club. Angus Ferguson Lytch Laurinburg, N. C. B.S. in Geography Transfer from Presbyterian Junior College; President Photographic Club: Davidsonuin Staff Photographer; College Publicity Department: Track (1. 2). Wfl 1 Thomas Eugene McAlpine, Jr. . Hartsville. S. C. B.S. in Political Science Kappa Sigma ■D Club: Track (1. 2. 4). B. Gales McClinto ck Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Business Beta Thela Pi Football (1. 2, 3. 4): ■ ' D ' Club; Track (1. 2); Golf (1); President Junior Class: Student Council (3): President Omicron Delta Kappa: Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Council: Commerce Club; Man- ager Student Store: Who ' s Who. Nnii.L Graham McFadyen Hsu Chowtu. China B.S. in Biology Crosscountry (1): Soccer (1. 2. i. 4): D Club: Wrtstling (1. 2. 3. 4). Cjptain (4): Athletic Council. John David McGeachy Tryon. N. C. B.S. in Business Administration I ' hi Delta Theia I ' ootlwll (1. 2); Commerce Club; Assistant in Accounting; Senior Bb er Committee. Kl-NNITH MURCHISON McInTVRE Red Oak. N. C. B.S. in Social Science President Red and Black Masquers; Alpha Psi Omega: Philan- thropic Literary Society; Glee Club; Wrestling (1. 2. J, 4); D Club. Thomas H. McKnight. Jr. Memphis. Tenn. B.S. in Applied Mathematics Beta Theta Pi Beta Gamma Phi: Symphonic Band: I ' ootball Band: Assistant in Mathematics: Editorial Staff QUIPS AND CRANKS tl. 2. 3); Edi- torial Staff Davidsonwn ( 1 . 2 ) : Editorial Staff Scnpls n Pranks (I. 2. 3. 4): Eumencan Literary Society. p_. David Alexander McLean Eagle Springs, N. C. A.B. in English Sigma Upsilon: Philanthropic Literary Society; Sigma Delta Psi ■ Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Flying Club: Senior Class Poet: Baseball ( 1 ' 3, 4): Wrestling (2, 3. 4): Football (1): -D Club: Editorial Staff Scnpls n Pranks: Photographic Club: Rifle Team: Intramural Boxing Instructor: Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Stephen Alderman McLean , . Morganton, N. C. B.S. in Business Sigma Alpha Epsilon Football (I, 2. 3. 4) : ■■D Club: Dance Decorations Committee. Thomas Rodwell McLean Red Springs. N. C. B.S. m Political Science Kappa Alpha Editorial Staff Davidsonian ( I ) : Editorial Staff QUIPS AND CRANKS (1); Chairman Dance Decorations Committee: Red and Black Masquers; Assistant in Psychology. Paul Blaine Marion Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Political Science Kappa Alpha Omicron Delta Kappa: President Pan-Hellenic Council; Varsity Basketball Manager: D Club: Editorial Staff QuiPS AND CRANKS (1. 2, 3): Freshman Debate Team: Alpha Phi Epsilon: Athletic Council. u 1 J Charles Marcellus Mashburn. Jr Atlanta, Ga. B.S. in Business Phi Delia Theta „„ ' ' ,- ' . i Blade: Varsity Football Manager: First Lieutenant i) VT ' F ' - ' ' ' ■ Omicron Delta Kappa: Student Council (4); Vice-President Sophomore Class: Vice-President Senior Class: Second Vice-President Student Body: Freshman Baseball: Sigma Delta Pi- Beaver Club. William K. Masters Okahumpka, Fla. B.S. in Biology Pi Kappa Phi Alpha Epsilon Delta: Delta Phi Alpha: Philanthropic Literary Society: Beaver Club: Wrestling (I); Track (1); Intramural and Fraternity Sports (1. 2, 3, 4). William Melvin Means Concord, N. C. B.S. in English Kappa Sigma Sigma Upsilon; Alpha Psi Omega: Red and Black Masquers- Basketball (2, 3, 4); Davicl.sonian (4). Leonard Cary Menius Raleigh. N. C. A.B. in Psychology and English Eta Sigma Phi: Philanthropic Literary Society; Assistant in Eng- lish; Second Lieutenant ROTC; Phi Beta Kappa. w «.« I V- - ' .• !■: pp jU ■ Robert H. Miller. Jr Welch. West Va. B.S. in Political Science Track (1); Editorial Staff Scripts ' n Pranks ( ) : President Fly- ing Club. Robert L. Miller Davidson. N. C. B.S. in History George Laing Milne New York. N. Y. A.B. in History and Education Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma Upsilon; Assistant in Education: Little Symphony Orchestra; Scripts ' n Pranks (1. 2. 3, 4): Freshman Debate Team: Eumcncan Literary Society: Friendship Council: Chair- man Senior Cap and Gown Committee: Freshman Counselor. Ralph Monger, Jr Sanford. N. C. B.S. in Political Science and Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Philanthropic Literary Society; Business Staff Scripts ' n Pranks (1. 2. 3). Advertising Manager (4); Intramural and Fraternity Sports; Y. M. C. A. Work (3). 1 William Marshall Norman. Jr. Moorcsvillc. N. C. B.S. in Business Drum Major (?. 4): Journalism Club: Basketball (1): Track ( ); Pocket Billiards Champion (3). Stuart Roscoe Oglesby. Ill Atlanta. Ga. A.B. in English Kappa Sigma Scabbard and Blade: Glee Club: Quartet: President Eumenean Literary Society: Honorary Fraternity Council: Assistant Editor QuiPS AND Cranks (3) : Editorial Staff Scripts ' n Pranks ( . 2) : Assistant in Psychology: Eta Sigma Phi: Captain ROTC. Theodore Holmes Parker B.S. in Geography Sumter. S. C. Johnny Reese Patton Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Education Ministerial Band: Track (I): Philanthropic Literary Society. Charles C. Pegram Petersburg, Va. B.S. in Political Science Beta Theta Pi Golf (1, 2. 3, 4). Manager (3), Captain (4); D Club; Athletic Association (3, 4). Jesse Marvin Pennington Jasper, Ala. A.B. in English Football (1, 2. 3, 4) ; D Club, William Edgar Perdew Wilmington, N. C. B.S. in Business Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Phi Alpha: Eumcnean Literary Society: Glee Club: Sopho- more Dance Committee: Red and Black Masquers: Business Staff Quips and Cranks: Business St aff Davidsonian; Baseball Manager ( I ) : Second Lieutenant ROTC ; Phi Beta Kappa. Thomas Samuel Perrin Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. in Chemistry Kappa Alpha Scabbard and Blade: Sigma Upsilon: I. R. C: Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Journalism Club: First Lieutenant ROTC: Editorial Staff Quips and Cranks (l, 2. 3); Editorial Staff Davidsonian (1, 2, 3) : Assistant in Political Science. John Robert Phipps, Jr Pollocksvillc, N. C. A.B. m Economics Kappa Sigma Eta Sigma Phi: Pi Gamma Mu: Scabbard and Blade: First Lieu- tenant ROTC: F. J. Hay Bible Medal: Friendship Council: Freshman Counselor: Eumenean Literary Society: Glee Club: Football (1): Basketball (1): Baseball (1): Track (2, 3): Cap and Gown Com- mittee: Boarding House Manager. Beal Brent Plyler, Jr Wilson, N. C. B.S. in Psychology Phi Gamma Delta Transfer from Atlantic Christian College; Assistant Business Man- ager Davidsonian (3): Assistant Business Manager Scrip ts n Pranks (3), Business Manager (4): Commerce Club; Interfraternity Sports: Tennis (3, 4). James Kenneth Pope ' , Mount Mourne, N. C. B.S. in French Pi Kappa Alpha Football Band (I, 2, 3); Symphonic Band: Captain ROTC Band; Scabbard and Blade: Philanthropic Literary Society; Le Cerclc Fran?ais; Assistant in French (3, 4) : Phi Beta Kappa. William Robert Pope Mount Mourne. N, C. B.S. in Business Football (1): Baseball (1); Football Band (3, 4). w 1 J - « i; in J Walter H. Powell. Jr. WhiteviUe. N. C. B.S. in Political Science Sigma Alpha Epstlon Football (1. 2. 3. 4); • ' D Club; Baseball (1): President Sopho- more Class: Student Council (2. 3. 4): President Beaver Club: Intramural and Fraternity Sports: Boarding House Manager. William Wiley Preston Davidson. N. C. B.S. in Biology Philanthropic Literary Society: Freshman Cross-Country: First Lieutenant ROTC. William Yost Preyer Greensboro. N. C. B.S. in English and Economics Kappa Alpha Soccer (4): Interfraternity Sports: Editorial Staff Davidsonwn (1. 1) : Lc Cerde Francais. Thel Hooks Ragsdale Smithfield. N. C. B.S. in Business Administration Varsity Track Manager (4) : Varsity Cross-Country Manager (4) : Commerce Club: D Club; Athletic Council. Robert Wilson Ramshy Joncsboro. Ark. A.B. in Education and Bible lieta Thcia Pi Omicron Delta Kjpp.i: Phi Bcu Kappa: Sigma Mu; Delta Phi Alpha: Pi Gamma Xlu: Debating Ttam (2. 3. 4): Freshman De- bating: Hditorial Staff Scripts ' n Pranks (2. 3): Forensic Council: Freshman Advisor: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Horace Prince Reeves Lakeland. Fla. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Pi Kappa Phi Football (I): Wrestling (I): Intramural and F-raternity Sports: Fraternity Sports Manager: Davidsoniarj {4). Roger M. Ricf:. Jr. Rcidsvillc. N. C. A.B. in Political Science and Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Football (I. 2): Basketball (II: Baseball (1): Ministerial Band. George Hazard Richmond. Jr. Concord. N. C. B.S. in Political Science Phi Gamma Delia Omicron E clta Kappa: Manager Student Store: Football (I. 2. 3. 4); Captain Freshman Football (I): Captain Varsity Football (4) : Athletic Council (3. 4) : Student Store Board of Control (4) ; Student Council (4): Court of Control (2. 3): Vice-President Ath- letic Association (3); D Club: Commerce Club. u 1 J Thomas Albert Roberts Kings Mountain, N. C. B.S. in Business Commerce Club: Spanish Club; Sigma Delta Pi; Philanthropic Literary Society; Assistant in Business; First Lieutenant ROTC: Baseball (1). William Goley Ross Raleigh, N. C. B.S. in Biology and Political Science Kappa Sigma Pan-Hellenic Council; Business Staff QUIPS AND CRANKS (1, 2) ; Business Staff Davidsonian (1. 2), Advertising Manager (3); Busi- ness Manager Wildcat Handbook; Court of Control (4). Henry Theron Sain Morganton, N. C. B.S. in Biology and Political Science Wrestling (3. 4); Track (3, 4); Band (4); Intramural Foot- ball and Basketball. Wallace Scherer Davidson, N. C. B.S. in Psychology Symphony Orchestra (3, 4). Neal Anderson Scott Goldsboro, N. C. B.S. in Political Science and Economics Kappa Sigma Transfer from Emory Junior College. Valdosta, Ga.; President Forensic Council (4); Debate Team (2. 4); Sigma Upsilon; Davidsonian (2); Scripts n Pranks (2); Assistant in Economics and Political Science: Omicron Delta Kappa. Charles Wicker Sherman Montgomery. Ala. B.S. in Biology Beta Theta Pi Football Band (1. 2, 3, 4); Symphonic Band (1. 2, 3. 4): Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Alpha Epsilon Delta: Circulation Manager Scripts ' n Pranks. Frank Simmons, Jr Mobile, Ala. B.S. in Economics Pi Kappa Phi President Pi Gamma Mu: Honorary Fraternity Council; I. R. C. ; Assistant in English. Bible, and Economics; Chairman Senior Election Committee; Junior Tennis Manager. Beecher Ward SittERSON Kenansville. N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Scabbard and Blade: Alpha Epsilon Delta: Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Treasurer (4): Deutsche Verein; Delta Phi Alpha; First Lieutenant ROTC: Intramural Basketball (2. 3. 4): Phi Beta Kappa. J i 1 F 9 1 Vf ' ?, P Roy Nelson Smith La Grange. Ga. A.B. in English Philanthropic Literary Society: Eta Sigma Phi. Samuel Reid Spencer, Jr. Columbia. S. C. A.B. in English Kappa Alpha President Student Body: Phi Beta Kappa: Omicron Delta Kappa; Captain ROTC : Vice-President Student Body (3): Student Council (2. 3, 4): Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (2. 3. 4): Y. M. C. A. Board of Control; Managing Editor Davidsonian : Assistant Business Manager Quips and Cranks: Scabbard and Blade: Sigma Upsilon: Eumenean Literary Society; Le Cercle Franqais; Basketball (1): Soccer (4): Student Store Board of Control; Alumni Freshman Medal. David Worth Sprunt Wilmington. N. C. A.B. in Psychology Kappa Alpha Omicron Delta Kappa: Sigma Delta Psi: Pi Gamma Mu: Eta Sigma Phi: I. R. C. : President Le Cercle Fran?ais; Eumenean Literary Society: Vice-President Y. M. C. A. (3); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3. 4): Student Council (2, 3. 4); Football (H; Track (2, 3); Student Gym Instructor (3. 4), DuGALD Stewart. Ill Laurinburg. N. C. jB. . in Chemistry and Biology Football (3, 4). Ghorgh Washington Stowe. Jr. Belmont. N. C. B.S. in Business and Political Science Phi Gamma Delta Commerce Club. Hhrbi-RT Honrv SWASliV. Jr. Lakeland. Fla. B.S. in Physics Pi Kappa Phi Cross-Country ( 1) : Friendship Council: Sigma Pi Sigma: Assistant in Physics: Editorial Staff Scripts n Pranks (4). William W. Telford Miami. Fla. B.S. in Economics Varsity Cross-Country : Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Track: D ' Club: Publisher Football Program. Rea Coley Tenney Atlanta. Ga. B.S. in German Phi Delia Theia Delta Phi Alpha: D ' Club: Scabbard and Blade: Cadet Captain ROTC: Athletic Council: Basketball (1): Tennis (1. 2. 3. 4 ( . Co-Captain (4): Assistant in Astronomy and Meteorology: Busi- ness Staff Quips and Cranks ( l. 2. 3) ; Phi Beta Kappa. PSECi James Nathaniel Thomas Ramseur. N. C. B.S. in Business and Political Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Commerce Club: Class Secretary-Treasurer (4): Athlciic Council: Captain Freshman Basketball: Basketball (2. 3. 4); Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4), Captain (4); ■D ' - Club: Cadet Lieutenant ROTC. John SCYSTER Throop, Jr Water Valley, Miss. B.S. in Political Science Phi Gamma Delta Symphonic Band (1, 2. 3. 4): Football Band (1. 2): Assistant in Psychology. Hugh David Verner Forest City. N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Phi Delia Theta Baseball (1, 2. 3. 4): D Club: Intcrfratcrnity Sports. Daniel Lea Walker Burlington. N. C. A.B. in Business. Political Science, and Economics Transfer from Presbyterian Junior College: Commerce Club; Philanthropic Literary Society: Journalism Club: Class Committee Chairman. Edward T. WatKINS Henderson. N. C. B.S. in Political Science and Business Kappa Sigma Football (1. 2): Wrestling fl): Baseball (1, 3, 4): Eumenean Literary Society: Vice-President Junior Class. Thomas Maslin Wells Sumter. S. C. A.B. in Political Science Phi Delta Theta Wrestling (1): Rifle Team (T): Eta Sigma Phi: First Lieutenant ROTC. Richard Rizer Walker Winters Palm Beach, Fla. B.S. in Political Science Kappa Alpha Football (1, 2, 3, 4) ; • ' D ' Club. John Lewis Withers Davidson. N. C. B.S. in History Phi Delta Theta Pi Gamma Mu: Le Cercle Franqais: Eumenean Literary Society; Symphonic Band (1. 2. 3): Editorial Staff Davidsonian (1. 2. 3); Honor Roll (3): Assistant in History: First Lieutenant ROTC. fr- p ' Robert Hancock Wood Davidson, N. C. B.S. in Business Sigma Alpha Epailon Junior Marshal: Beaver Club; Y. M. C, A. Handbook (3): Basketball (1): Tennis (1): Journalism Club; Editorial Staff Daviclsonian (1, 2); Basketball Coach Davidson High School. George Wright. Jr Asheville. N. C. B.S. in Business and Economics Transfer from Oak Ridge Military Academy; Commerce Club; Basketball (3. 4); Golf (4); ■D ' Club. u 1 J m i Charles Gillespie Yates. Jr. Greensboro. N. C. B.S. in Political Science Kappa Siywa D Club; Interfraternity Sports Manager; Intramural Sports Manager; Chairman Dance Decorations; Freshman Baseball Manager. William Blakely Young B.S. in Biology Band (1. 2. 3). Charlotte. N. C. CLASS POEM I Supposed builders we! And who are we To raise a beacon with a craftsman ' s skill? Has not the doubting cynic scoffed at us In piercing words: Ex nihilo nihil : ' But we can hold a flaming torch on high. And cast a flickering light across the foam: Our lamp, tho ' dim amid the roaring waves, May guide a weary traveler safely home. II Supposed thinkers we! And who are we 1 o boast of wisdom and of solemn thought We may not hope lo le.ul the troubled world To distant Ix-ights. which long all men have sought. But we can lake the broken harps ot lile. That those whci ' ve gone before have left behind For us to mend, and strive to make each string Vibrate in harmony to rouse mankind. Ill Supposed doers we! And who are we To act without a first direct command. ' ' May God. who rules our hopeful destiny. Speak now that we may hear and understand. Then we will rise from beds of restful ease. To heed that warning, faint but sharp and clear: To take our places in the ranks of men: To work, unceasing, through each coming year. — David A. McLhan I jr CLASS OFFICERS Winston Taylor Frank Nivl-n John Plrdii: President Vice-President Secretary! reasurer 0S!%k JUNIORS John C. Abels, JR High Point. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Richard Tribble Arnold Greenville. S. C. Kappa Alpha Henry Theodore Bahnson . Winston-Salem. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Campbell Atkinson Baird. Jr Mt. Airy. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Robert Eugene Balsley Reidsvilie. N. C. Beta Theta Pi Frank Pendleton Barker, Jr Kansas City. Mo. Phi Gamma Delta Harry Franklin Barnett Huntersviiie. N. C. Willard Holt Barnwell Burlington. N. C. Beta Theta Pi Felix Onton Bell Burlington, n. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon Thomas Jefferson Bell, Jr Conway, s. C. William James Bolin Mascot. Tcnn. Phi Gamma Delta William Porter Boyle Steele ' s Tavern. Va. Chase BRENIZER, Jr Charlotte. N. C. Phi Gamma Delta Joe Mills Brinson High Point. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Eldridge Edmunds Brown Atlanta. Ga. Paul Browning. Jr Greenville. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha PAUL WILLIA.M BU.MBARGER . Hickory. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi Roy Edwin Burton, Jr Weaverviiie. N. C. Phi Delta Theta JUNIORS Armimiai) BL ' Rwri.i.. Jr. ciuriotii-. n c: Kappa Siiima 1 RANK In; CALDW11.1 Ojvidion. N. C law Vlf Kl Rs CAl IM I Winston Sjicm. N. C Sigma Alpha lipulon William Harold Chapman David Hirr Cobllnt Marion. N. C. Springfield. Ohn ' HLRBtRT A. Codington. Jr. Wilmington. N. C Sigma Alpha Epsilun Hill PARMAM CooPf R Henderson. N C Kappa Siama Scott Parker C00I LR Henderson. N. C. Kappa Sigma John Jennings Covington Wadcsboro. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi PAUL Edgar Crane PAUL Shields Crane Giles Edward Crowell •■Xtlanta. Ga. Hcijo. China Oakboro. N. C William Andrew Dale Columbia. Tenn. Phi Delta Theia John Woodrow Davis Otho Albea Dear.man. Jr. William Russell Eagan William Russell Edmonson Sigma Phi Epsilon Norris Scribner Erb Pi Kappa Phi Charlotte. N. C Harmony. N. C Atlanta. Ga 1 arboro. N. C Badin. N C y JUNIORS Ml: i k ' (♦ «w. . f C f John McMulli£n I-arrior Chinkung, China ROBHRT Wood F1NL1:Y North Wilkcsboro, N. C. Xcippu Sigma John Boyd FI.YNN Washington, N. C. P, Kappa Phi THOMAS Arthur GALBREATH Kinston. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon Lkith Holloway Garrou Beta Thctu Pi Stuart Wynn Gibbs Pi Kappa Alpha Joe L. Gordon Valdese. N. C. Erwin. N. C. Shclbyvillc. Ky. George Leighton Grantham Fairmont, N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Albert I,amar Green Pi Kappa Phi John Davidson Grier Frank Grady Hall, Jr Charlotte, N. C, Mt, Ulla, N. C, William Hugh Hamilion, Jr. Hemingway, S. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon Ralph Eugene Harkey Charlotte, N. C, Thomas Durani Hatcher, Jr. Fayettevillc, N, C. Phi Delta Thela John FreD!:RI(:k Hay Morristown, Tcnn. Sigma Phi Epsilon Louis Carey Hni-. .In. Pi Kappa Phi PATRICK Henry Hohson, Jr. James Gardiner Hogg Kappa Sigma Florence, S. C. Clover, S. C Waynesboro, Va JUNIORS I ' .MHJi K Hi NHV Mol I II II I I CiOKlXlN Cl.ll I Htm ION Kiipi ' ii Alpha CARI. CiOKIXiN HOWII ClIAHI IS I Isl I . JR Spriuo I ' lm N ( (!hjli.inooK.i linn c;turli iti- N ( Co..l«nu-c N C liinvARO W ' lini IILRSI JACKSON Davidson, N ( Kappa Alpha I RANK HAMIIUJN JIIIR. JR. KjKmkIi n c: RObI RT C Johnson Knoxvilk-. I cnn I ' hi (iamma Delia Thomas Pinckniy Johnston Kappa Sigma KARL Crawpord Jonas Kappa Sii nia Brisiol. Tcnn iVLirion. N. C. John Raymond Jonfs Norfolk. Vj. ' ( Kappa Alpha John HI-NRY KlNt; Johnson City. Tcnn Kappa Alpha JAMKS Toddy I.ATIMKR Anderson. SC Pi Kappa Alpha Lantham Edwards I atta Ri X Walton I.auck. Jr. Kappa Alpha Hillsboro. N. C. Washington. D. C Robert SPANGLKR I.KI-HVF.R Gettysburg. P.1 Sicima Alpha F.psilon Clarence T. Leinha( h. Jk Wmston .Sak-m. N C William iMcIntosh I.emmon Sumtcr. s C Kappa Alpha r . n. o pi- r i Joe Marshall Liles, Jr. Wadtsboro. N. C. f) o JUNIORS Fred E. Little, Jr Wilmington, N. C. Kappa Alpha William Earl Loftin Gastonia, N. C. Kappa Sigma Clayton C. Love Stanfield, N. C. Robert e. lmett Love, Jr. Albert Lilley McAulay . . Beta Thela Pi Clover. S. C. Mt. GUead. N. C. Raymond Whitehead McDaniel , Tarboro. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon George Harrison McDonald James Murphy McDonald Pi Kappa Alpha Atlanta. Ga. Hamlet. N. C. James Henry McDuffie. Jr. Columbus. Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ross Simonton McElwee. Jr. Statesville. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha George Dearborn McKinnon Clinton. N. C. Hector MacLEAN , Lumberton. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon John Luther McLucas Latta. S. C. WlLLIA.M Harris McREYNOLDS Clarksvillc. Tcnn. Phi Gamma Delta Charles Lewis Martin, Jr. Winston-Salcm. N. C. Phi Gamma Delta Edward Nisbit Maxwell Davidson. N. C. WlLLIA.M Blair Miller Johnson City, Tcnn. Phi Gamma Delia RAv Donald .Minges Greenville, N. C. JUNIORS JAMIS JONAIIIAN MlX)NI Y Davidson. N ( John Wilson Mix)ri W inMon S.iKm. N ( CORNll.IUS Cl.AKK MlKI ' MY. JR Red Springs. N. (. JlSSh I KANKI.IN NlVlN Albemarle. N.C ' i Kappa I ' hi OCTAVIUS MCCRARV OTTS. JR. Mobil e. Ala Phi Gamma Delia SAM Hi NRV OVIRBY. jR. Snow Hill. N C ' i Kappa Alpha T HAL ' CHTON PARDEE Charlotte. N.C. John Malcolm Parker Central Espafia . Cuba Joseph Hewes Parrish W inston Salem. N.C. Phi Gamma Delia PAUL Dickson PAIRICK. Jr. Kings Mountain. N.C. Phillip Barbour Peyton. Jr. Davidson. N.C. Stoma Phi Epsilun VVlLLIA.M RlSON PHARR Clarksdale. Miss. Phi Gamma Delia RUFUS E. POWELL Navasota . Tex Sigma Phi Epsilon John Alexander Purdie Fayetteville. N.C. Kappa Siqma Clyde Albert Raynor Long Island. N. Y Phi Delia Thela Clyde Evans Randolph Kannapolis. N. C Robert Steve Reinhardt I-incolnton. N.C. Phi Delia Theia .lo Newell Robinson Talladega. Ala Phi Delia Thela p r f o -leijk 4«= ' v =s , ilftif JUNIORS Ira WcodaLL Rose Rocky Mount. N. C. Sigmu Alpha Epsilon Beverly Sampson Rovster . . Oxford. N. C Kappa Alpha REB NOONE RUMMEL Charlotte. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsiton Sidney Miller Sa.mple Statesville. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha James Walker Saunders Albemarle. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi William James Sexton McBee. S. C. Granville Attaway Sharpe Burlington. N. C. Beta Theta Pi Joe Garland Shelton Statesville. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Marshall Boyd Sherrin Concord. N. C. Kappa Alpha Edwin Francis Shewmake Davidson. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha Richard Edmund Shore Wmston-Salem. N. C. Phi Gamma Delta Russell Morrison Smith Richmond. Va. Horace Miller Sproull Anniston. Ala. Phi Delta Theta Norman Willia.ms Stevenson . . Charleston. S. C. Phi Delta Theta Earl LEE.MAN STUTTS Laurinburg, N. C. William Sum.merville. Jr Charlotte. N. C. Beta Theta Pi David Wilson Tal.mac.e Richmond. Va. George Winston Taylor Moorcsville. N. C. Phi Gatnma Delta JUNIO Dki ' kv Hi aih liiosii ' soN RS Oanvillo v.. Will JAM r ri ' RNlK Chew Chaw. Md I ' hi l),llii ThHu 1 KAN( IS VANl.ANDINl.llAM -li iihmon City. Tonn Kappa Alpha liUC.l-NI- MllHAIU. VLKIIN Moultrie. Cia I ' hi IMla Th,ia SAMUI-l. S. ViCKl KV North WiJkisboro. N C 1 RANK Rl( HARD W ' AI.Kl R M.llboro V.1 WlM.IAM BASON W ' AI.KIR Burlington N. C William r. Ward Rose Hill. N C ECKiAR BUELL Watson Charlotte. N. C Stiima Phi Epsilon William fowi.L Wllborn. Jr. Lexington. N. C. John Nimms Whith Spartanburg. S. C. Robkrt Murphy Williams Greensboro. N. C. Phi Dflla Theia Jo Ei ' H Franklin Wilson Davidson. N. C. Jean Fennelle Wine Harrisonburg. Va. Pi Kappa Alpha Lawson Withers w instonSalem. N. C, Vernon Hinson Youngblood Concord. N. C Pi Kappa Alpha . .f r% ' r .a r mmm ' - ' ' ' Sf oieif: Marsh Ffj k Caldwhll Xmlter Wooten President ' tee- President Secretary- Treasurer SOPHOMORES Charles allcott , , Talladega. Ala James Thomas Chastain Fair Mount, Ga Nevin Augustus Archibald, Jr. Concord. N. C Howard Owen Cheney. Jr. . Sarasota, Fla Frank Garrison atwater . , Burlington. N. C Douglas Hendon Clark , , Clarkton. N. C Robert Early Ballard Davidson. N. C John Blue Clark Clarkton. N. C Henry Graybill Bedinger. Jr. . Red Springs, N. C John Ernest Wilson Clark Badin. N.C Donald Rothert Bell , Be wling Green. Ohio Richard Randolph Cobb Winston-Salem, N. C Earle Gardner Bellamy Knoxville. Iowa MAURICE ALFRED COLEMAN Salisbury. N. C ELMER Liston Bishop. Jr. Asheville. N. C Benjamin Evan Colkitt, Jr. Waynesville. N. C Joe Gwyn Bivins Elkin. N. C Vicar earle Copes Norfolk. Va SAMUEL HUTCHINGS BOOKER Louisville. Ky Richard Lobdell Coppedge Rosedale. Miss JOHN Harper Brady, jr. Davidson. N. C Bennett Young Cowan Bristol. Tenn George Thompson Brown Davidson. N. C John Hayes Crichton Minden. La James Robert Bryant. Jr. Charlotte. N, C JAMES Reynolds Crook Spartanburg. S. C ALwiN Caruthers Burns. Jr. Sumter. S- C Sidney Ely Daffin , . . Amite. La Monroe Bush, Jr. , . , Jackson. Miss Harwell McCoy Darby Florence. Ala Frank Crosland Caldwell Spartanburg. S. C Martin Leonidas Davis. Jr. . Davidson. N. C Robert Edward Carter Alexandria. Va George Wannamaker Dew Charleston. S. C Douglas Dillard Greensboro, N. C. r) n 1 r d 1 f f f i J ff ' 7 ' f f- p - -? -s f. I f i C f ' t w ■ f; O jl f f O, Or SOPHOMORES Richard Dorton C i)ncord, N C ROBtRT BURKHLAD HiI 1 Montreal. N. C. John Hicks Duman 1 jlladcKJ. Alj I-dward Brandt Hii ' i Cireensboro. N. C Rom RI WARI II 1 n lil Dl R Cincinnjii. Ohio Daniil Marshall Hoix.i s. Jr Raleigh, N. C NORRIS 1 1 I TWICII l-DWARIW Win ilon Sjli-m. N C GiL.MiR Hi RRion Holton. Jr Charlotte. N. C. PlIU.l.Il ' HOUC.il l-MANUin. 1 .1 neuter. S. C RAV CAMPIM I.L H(K)VLR. jR. Concord, N. C John I ovi- I-ain. Jr. 1 .ilLihasstv. Ma .lost i n Barron Hoi ' pir Mokpo. Korea Wii 1 lAM Ward I-aison C:h.irloiie. N. C .S| ' UR(,I()N DOUI.LAS HORNI R Crewe. Va. lUXll R I ' ARKS IRI 1 I HiRh Point. N C: lA.MIS I.AI AVMII-: HOUSION. .)K York. S C. liDWARl) JAMIS CiAKROl VjUIcso. N. C lA.MIS BALDWIN HOWl LI. 1 llerbr. N. C. ROhlRT ROUIV C.ARVl V. IR. Winston S. lim. N. C Richard Curtis Hudson Houston, Tex. Ri( HARD Harris CiRAHAm IJkin. N. C: David Alli n Hui iinks. Jr. Cameron, N. C. Vai.ti:r i:dward Girii v Davidson. N. C RoBHRT Hhnry Jackson, jr. 1 ort Smith, Ark. William I rancis Haaki: Ridgcwood. N. Y RllODI-S Nklson Jenni-.ttl WaihinKlon. N. C Clal ' di: Ji:i iiRsoN HAf:KNi:Y. JR. 1 ivi- Oak. 1 la SOUTHCATi; JONliS, jR. Durham. N C. liDWARD CRAIC, HAV Hickory. N.C Rif:iiARD Sti-rlinc; Kii.lv. Jr. I:rwin. N C David Ni wton Hlndkrson Wallace. N. C. JAMLs Wilson Kirr Baltimore, Md. RUI us Gl DDIE HtRRING . Roseboro. N. C. Paul Timothy Kisslin , Montreat. N C. Elmi-r Irancis Knoi-llf-r Pcquannock. N. J. f! .p i f U Q. ' n j f i o Q jT ' r o r f j. O O ' o o o. f.. o o. o o o o. SOPHOMORES Hugh Halbert Knox MALCOLM Wood Kunz Sign Ernest Waddill Larkin. Jr. William Duncan Loy. Jr. Edwin Fleming Lucas. Jr. Stanley Ketron McAfee . Julien Lachicotte McCall Wilson Hines McDiarmid William Alexander McEachern William Edward macLauchlin. Jr. Augustus Alexander McLean, jr. Robert Nall McLeod . . . John R. MacKinnon Side Mitchell Mack Francis David Magill JAMES Sprunt Mann George McCann Marsh Thomas Andrews. S. C. jl Mountnin. Tcnn. Washington. N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Florenre. S. C. Shelby. N. C. St. Pauls. N. C. Columbia, S. C. Lenoir. N. C. Washington, D. C. Maxton, N. C. Mooresvillc. N. C. Lenoir. N. C. Maxton. N. C. High Point, N. C. Motley Plonk, jr. Jr. Jr. George Edgar Matthews. Ji John archer Miller Lawrence Hill Miller George Linwood Mitchell William Henry Mitchell, Marion Rudolph Mobley, James William Morgan Be n Frank Moore ... JOHN Aiken Moore Mac Glenn Morris Arthur Marvin Murray William Henry Nelson ,James Marion Owens . John Carlton Parsons, Jr. Samuel Chester Pearce Benjamin Jackson Philips, Jr. Thomas Owen Pinkerton . . Macon. Ga. Fayetteville. N. C. Mooresville, N. C. Florence, S. C. Forest Hills, N. C. Florence, Ala. Florence, S. C. Albemarle. N. C. McCall, S. C. Charlotte. N. C. Gastonia. N. C. Wadcsboro. N. C. Moores%Mlle. N. C. Palm Beach. Fla. New Bern. N. C. Montreat, N. C. Jacksonville. Fla. Franklin. Tcnn f O ,ff , ,C jT J i. P m ' . g y ] r S O O O -f . f O f ' i r r) O T ' 0 SOPHOMORES Wai iiR Clinton Pi inki-m . JR. Aiki-n S C (jIdri.i Ward shannon Broadway. Va 1 KANK McKINNON POWI I I. Whiifvillc. N. C William Hlntlr shannon 1 ront Royal Va RohlKl JA( KSON Powi I 1 . Jk 1 Jvcliovillc. N C William Mitchlll Shaw. Jk 1 aycttrviltr N C Vn 1 lAM Makshai 1 Pons. JR Davidson, N C .IA( K S( on Simonds BuwIinR Grcin. Ohio WAVNI SPI N :i K PROI ' SI .Ijcksonvijic. lb. Jay MARVIN SINK. Jr. Knoxvillf. T nn PKI SSI 1 Y ROIMNSON RANKIN. JR Mouni Ciiliud. N C Rt) l RT iiMMIlT Sl.ll-T Charloitf. N C Ri( HAKii l:ir,i:Ni- Rankin Mouni Holly. N C DlWrn lAI-MAIXiL S.MIIH Pilot Mountain N C 1 DwiN Wai 1 Ac 1- Ri 1 VI :s WjIUu. N C lil ' SIA 1 Hi NRY SMIIII 1 a Ciran){c (ia David Viri.ii. Riii a Circi ' ncviiliv Tcnn Rimi Rl JAMI.S SMITH, Jr. Charlotte. N C. Coir Mt Li AN Robinson I owcll. N. C. DAVID MONKOl- SPtNCHR Barium Springs, N. C. STIWART I.ANSINC. ROC.IRS C ' lrcfnsboro. N C William Hl ' Tchinson Sprim. Ill Winston Salem. N. C. IHOMAS McI I MORI- RO(iERS. JR. riorcncc. A1.1 William Harrison Squirfs Circenvillc. S C. Hinry Cari Rowland Clurlotic. N. C Rm;iiard Hampton Sti-;vlnson Camilla. Ga. JAMis PAi.Li Rudolph Bilimorc. N. C John Trumpy Strandwit Merchant vilk. N J. Hi RSIII-LL DOUt.LAS SlACI.I M.irion. N C Jamls 1 lillir Strowd Whileville. N C. lilXlAR EVURIIT St on Sijicsvilk. N C. Roy Bonds Subi-r Whiimire. S C BHNJAMIN l:UC.HNH SHANNON I- Barium Springs. N. C. ' iiiLip Johnson Slttlp.mvri- William F-ryi; Su.mmi rs Hickory. N. C. Siatesville N C. M. ,fr5 Ti fri} ■ O . C) f (It. 0 £-■ CI f j f j. n O „„, O r . .o C ri jfT), SOPHOMORES John S. Talmage archibald boggs taylor, jr. Edward Bunker Taylor Glenn Terrell. Jr. Richard Davis Tho.mas Joseph Alston Thompson Milton Stevenson Thurston Benjamin Bernice Turnage John Calvin Turner Roderick Greer Turner William Brooks Tyson, Jr. David William Vosburgh John Mason Wallace, jr. Joseph Herman Warlick Charles Hansell Watt, Jr. Robert Pattison Washburn Decatur. Ga. Winston-Salem. N. C. Southport. N. C. Tallahassee. Fla. Tampa, Fla. Richmond. Va. Taylorsvillc. N. C. r-armvillc. N. C. Miami. Fla. Jonesboro. Ga. Florence. S. C. Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Hickory, N. C. Thomasville, Ga. West Haven. Conn. Charles Agnew Webb Samuel Gould Welborn . jack Wiley Westall . . Joel Branch Whitten, Jr. Albert Ralph Williams Norman Jackson Williams Isaac Blanton Williamson Archibald Cameron Wilson Henry Kyser Wilson Albert Curry Winn Thomas Gluyas Withers SAMUEL Miller Woodward Walter Wooten. Jr Gordon Vincent Wyche Thomas Stokes Yarborough Stanley Oniel Yoder Philadelphia. Pa. Lexington. N. C. Asheville. N. C. Knoxville. Tenn. Shelbyville. Tenn. Welch. West Va. Atlanta. Ga. Bardstown, Ky. Talladega. Ala. Greenville. S. C. Davidson. N. C. Bluefield. West Va. Chattanooga. Tenn. Weldon. N. C. Albany. Ga. Bowling Green. Ohio a OWf , pi f ' r ( f - ,C O. O. O CA a Ti , : p COURT OF CONTROL Bennett Harrison Judge Bob Kellogg Recorder Senior M ' mbers Gray Hunter Bill Ross Junior M ' mbers Dick Arnold BobR EINHARDT Sophomore Members Don Bell Bobby Carter The function of the Court of Control is to maintain Freshman discipline. Its eight members are appointed by the President of the Student Body after conference with the Senior Members of the Student Council. Two of the Senior Members act as Judge and Recorder. Powers allotted to the Court in the Con- stitution include the hearing, investiga- tion, and dealing with of charges that up- perclassmen bring against Freshmen for im- proper conduct, violating Freshman regu- lations, or breaking college traditions. Their sentences usually consist of confine- ment to campus. Although it has these powers, the Court is directly responsible to the Student Council, and any cases may be referred to it. 1 O L LLi I I i ' 4 ' Bob K s Adviser r r C ' f p r rs. e rs . .. fTv, $F - ittoKi k FRESHMEN Phillips Abbot. Jr. Louisville. Ga. William Wright Abbot. Ill Louisville. Ga. William Gaston Adams . Ashevillc. N. C. Harry Sholar Allen, Jr Florence, S. C. William R. Allen Badin. N. C. Clarence Leonidas Anderson Tampa. Fla. CAMPBELL W. ANSLEY, JR. Charlotte. N. C. Linus LEMOANT banker, Jr. Charlotte. N. C. William Leroy Barker, Jr. High Point. N. C. Joseph C. Barnwell Burlington, N. C. Hugh Horn Battle, Jr. Rocky Mount. N. C. KiTT M. Beaty Rock Hill. S. C. John Montgomery Belk . Charlotte. N. C. Franklin A. Bennett Sarasota. Fla. John F. Booth. Jr Oklahoma City, Okla. Fred Boykin Atlanta. Ga. Robert L. Brinson, Jr. High Point. N. C. Edward C. Brooks. Jr. Wallingford, Conn. B. Brevard Brookshire Charlotte. N. C. Thomas G. BROUGH, Jr. Fort Myers. Fla. Blake HENSELL Brown Roanoke. Va. Phillip F. Busby Salisbury. N. C. Charles Davis Byers Charlotte. N. C. John Merril Campbell. Jr. Eustis. Fla. Wilbur Lee Carter, Jr. Greensboro. N. C. Donald Clair Caterson Montrose, Pa. Peterson CAVERT Nashville. Tcnn. James A. Chapman. Ill Spartanburg. S. C. Donald Reid Chisholm Asheboro. N. C. Morton LeB. Church. Jr. Charlotte. N. C. Ralph Clayton Clontz. Jr. Whiteviiie. N. C. SHELTON p. COLSON, Jr. Jacksonville. Fla. FRESHMEN Will lAM STOKhS CONNOK. JK RoA Hill S C: William P. Cosyhrs III Sp runburg. S C William Hhnry Cram HuWory. N. C Dl AN HOWILL CRAWIORD. JR Mjrion N C JAMtS G DARRACOn Kings Mounuin. N C John William Davis. Jr. Kingstm-. s. C Vincent Dewitt. Jr. Charioiu. N. C Jason B DEYTON. JR Spruce Pine. N C John Ashbv Dick Sumicr. S C ALBERT E. DlMMOCK Newport News. Va. Robert L. Douglas. Jr Chester. S. C. Ca.meron RiciBY Dudley Lenoir. N. C. Carl Benson Efird. Jr. Stanley, N. ( George Wileman Ehly GreiTisboro. N. C. Henry Weber Ervin Monroe. N. C. Edward Jones Erwin. Jr. Davidson. N. C. JACK WALTER EWART Blackstock. S. C. JACK Goodman Faucette Burlington. N. C. HARRIS Jesse Fields Anguilla. Miss. Joseph Ernest Flowers Columbus. Ga. John A. Frederick Packanack Lake. N J. Henry E.M.METT FULCHER. Jr. Davidson. N. C Wallace MELVIN GA.MBLE Davidson N C George Harris Gooth Henderson N. C Robert Averill Gowdy Miami. I l.i Clyde Allan Graha.si. Jr. Ramseur. N. c Hugh Morton Grey. Jr. Concord. N. c TH0.M. S S GreyARD. Jr. McDonald N. C WiLLIA.VI MAURICE GROSSE. JR Marion. Va Anderson Page Harris Roxboro. N. C Robert Miller Hart Talladega. Ala Charles Henderson. Jr. University. Va f.4 , ' p O , j Q, f . C} r ? ; c 4 ) - r c f , n o, L. ,,_,, Kt FRESHMEN Richard W. Havener, Jr. Hightown. Vj. BovD Calhoun Hipp . Greenville. S. C. Frank WellfORD Hobbie Roanoke. Va. Clyde Hood Hobbs Whiteville. N. C. George Duane Horan Dalton. Ga. William MiZELLE Howell . Jacksonville. Fla. Roland Ward Jones, Jr Lub, Miss. Robert Harlan Keffer . Middletown. Ohio WiLLIA.M Day KRENSON Macon. Ga. Walter James Kyle. Jr. Cleveland. Tenn. Ben.JA.MIN Rice Lacy. Ill Richmond. Va. LANGLEY p. Land ... Virginia Beach. Va. Thomas G. Lane, Jr. Charlotte. N. C. William Frank Lee, Jr. Washington. Ga. Clarence W. LEGERTON Charleston, S. C. LOY Lewis Jacksonville. Fla. Frank Hicks Logan. Ruthcrfordton. N. C. Matt Ransom Long, Jr. Roxboro. N. C. Alva Moore Lumpkin, Jr. Columbia. S. C. William J. Lyman. Jr. Birmingham. Ala. C. A. McARTHUR. Jr. Ruthcrfordton. N. C. WiLLIA.M C. McCLA L IY Wilmington N. C. Joe B. McCoy, Jr. North WUkesboro. N. C. JAMES Parker McCRARY Lonoke. Ark. John Thomas McCrea . Miami. Fla. Samuel J. McElroy Huiitcrsviiie. N. C. Henry Newton McGeachy Tryon. N. C. John FRAMPTON McGEE Charleston. S. C. Henry D. McIntosH West Palm Beach. Fla. Thomas Neill McLauchlin Raeford. N. C. John Lacy macL ean. Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Cyrus Carmi McNeely. Jr. Mooresvilk. N. C. FRESHMEN AR( IIIBAI n A M( Nl It I . JR Cairo. C, DAVID T MAI.ONIV. Jk Vj%hinKlon O C JOSI I ' ll Elx.AR MARTIN 1 cbjnon lirnn SA.ML ' I I. Rot.URS MARTIN Ml Ciilcjil N 1 I RANK NOHLI. Ml BANi:. jR. Orbndo. Ilj John Marvin Mi hani BurlinRion. N. C GL ' V I 1 NION Mil. LI R Dc I iinijk Springs ll.i John Knox Mll.I IR Richmond. Va COI-UMBIS C. MOORHIAD. JR. BUcksburg S. C BoYCK McKnicht Morrison Djvidson. N. C Frederick S Morton. Ill Waycross. d. Harold R Mlrdock. Jr. Ashcville. N. C. Edward Mirray. Jr. Raleigh. N. C. BUREN S. NEILL. Jr. Kings Mountain. N. C. JAMES Frank Neill. Jr. Statosviiic. N. C. Joseph C. Nelson, Jr. Cartcrsviiic. Ga. Jerry McM. NEWBOLD. Jr. Wilmington. N. C. James C. Nickels Kings Mountain. N. C. RL ' FUS Kay NIMMONS. Jr. Seneca. S. C. JA.MES I.. NORRIS, Jr. Fayclicvilk. N. C. Frank K. NORTHCUTT McFarlan. N. C. George McDonald Ogilvie Oakwood. N. C. Frank Bradford O Leary New Orleans, La. Preston Cum.ming Oliver Wilmington. N. C. Leon a. Paine. Jr. West Palm Beach. Fla. William Reid Pangle Charlotte, N. C. Charles Erskine Parks. Jr. Bristol, Va Ross Lo.mbard Parks Asheviiie. N C LY.MAN Joe PARRIGIN Painlsville. Ky Arthur RENWICK PATERSON Madison. N. J. Evan G PATTISHALL. Jr. Jacksonville. Fla Robert F. PATTON Rutherfordion. N C f y O , 19 9 Bi Q e- n o Cj. ( . O ' .! I y f FRESHMEN 01 l Z ' - jm , . f _} f ) JAMES Merrill Peace, Jr. Henderson. N. C, CHRLSTIAN T. PrOHL Winston-Salem. N. C. James Thompson Pharr. Jr. Cass. West Va. JAMES D. PHILLIPS, JR Laurinburg. N. C. Clarence E. Pierce, Jr. Greensboro. N. C. HARRY Edwin Pollock. Jr. . Asheviiie. N. C. Scott McNair Poole Romney. West Va. Herbert W. Rainey Mountain View. N. J. Robert W. Raney , Robert Lee Ritchie Robert J. Robertson John Knox Robinson Little Rock. Ark. Mooresville. N. C. Wilmington. N. C- , Derita.N. C. V William c. Robinson. Jr. . Decatur. Ga. TALMAGE v. ROCHELLE. Jr. Asheboro. N. C, William B. Rogers El Dorado. Ark, Henry Baxter Roney, Jr Mebane. N. C, John Calvin Roth Reading, Pa. Myron Guy sandifer, Jr Lowrys, S. C. Thomas F. Sanford Hendersonville. N. C. Craig Richard Schmidt . Shelbyviiic. Ky. John F. SHERRILL. jr. Charlotte. N. C. Robert Fowler SI.MPSON . Jacksonville. Fla. George Taylor Sinclair Bluefield. West Va. Joe PlNKNEY Smith Winston-Salem, N. C. RICHARD GWYN smith Elkin. N. C. Arthur Land Snipes Greenville. S. C. Frederick W. SPEAS Winston-Salem. N. C. Hugh Hamilton Sprunt Wilmington. N. C. Emory Clayton Stevenson. Charlotte, N.C. Lucius H. Stephenson Monterey. Va. IVEY W. Stewart, JR Charlotte. N. C. Thomas F. STIMSON Chattanooga. Tenn FRESHMEN RoBbKI SMIllI SlKlllMAN Mjrion. N C liUl.lNI- MORl.AN Sl ' lUlN 1 .ivntivilliv N C P.M ' l A Swank tlncnslioro, N C W ' ll I lAM A lAKl 1 ION Ch.irK.llowilU ' . V.i. GlORi.l- Wll.SON TATU c:h.uloiu-. N C Gl-ORllI- SlACKLl-Y Tyson I lorcncc. S. C. ERNKST C. VAL ' CHN. JK. J.KksonvilU-. lla BARTLHTTK B. WALKl R Mt. Gilcid. N. C. Ernest B. Walton, Jr. Wcm I ' jim Bo.uh, Il.i Bl-NJAMIN M. WAMIBLRN Wilmington, N. C. NOR,MAN JACK WAVMAN . li.imi. Tb. JA,M1-S Addison WHITH East Spencer. N. C. Albert Emerson Willard Wilmington. N. C. Ray.mond Clay Williams Cbrksdjlc, Miss. DAVID C. Williamson Kcnansville. N, C, Donald C. Williamson High Point. N. C. Hunter I. eh Wilson llunicrsviiic. N. C. RUEUS DUNLOP Wilson liurlington. N. C. SYDNOR Terry WIIMERS Abingdon. Vj. William w. Wood. Jr. Davidson, N C Jesse Andrew Woothn Memphis. Tcn n U rf j-% J. J c ,r.i :i O. f f : O (Ti. lO if- ' Peter M. B. Young Charlotte. N. C. There will be a verv important meetin of the Student Council down in front ACTIVITIES C 5 Glee Club Practice ol 5:S0 ihta otWrnoon in Shearer Hall In interdormitory volleyball this afternoon after drill. West ix ' tll play the Barracks and Rumple will play East Meeting of Sigma Upsilon tonight at 9.00 in the K. A. House I he Phi ScKiety wilt meet to-night at 7:00 STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council was foun ded in the spring of 1910 to correct such conduct and practices in the dormitories and on the campus which were directly contrary to the ideals of the Student Body. Further, this body set out to eliminate all class friction and to secure a more efficient enforcement of the Honor System. Its scope of jurisdiction has since increased to include the supervision of the Court of Control of Freshmen and the embodiment of principles which are most conducive to the welfare of student government. Each year the Council introduces different measures and amendments to the Constitution of the Student Body as it sees fit. The most important amendments passed in the past few years by the Council, and subsequently by the entire Student Body, are one setting up a Point System, whereby no senior is allowed to have more than 40 points, thus distribut- ing offices on the campus more equally; one which set up an Elections Board to control all student body elections; and one which states that the Vice-Presi- dents and Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Body, upon their election, automatically are elected to the Student Council. These latter two were passed in the Spring semester of this year. Membership of the Council, up until the passage of the last aforementioned amendment, has included the President of the Student Body, the Presidents of the three upper classes, and five members of the Senior class, three of the Junior class, and two of the Sopho- more class. By the action of this amendment, each class ' s representatives are decreased by one in order to allow for the Vice-Presidents and Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Body. These additional representatives are elected by secret ballot in their respective classes. The Student Council is an organization increasing yearly in esteem, and is recognized as a group which holds the chief interest of the student body as its guiding principle. 1 3 C o i - v4v - !.i ■I s- . M ; Ji M th kA RiCHMOxn Watson H. CKNEY jfR! STUDENT BODI Ol FICERS SAMI 1 I R SIM NCI K. Jk III NKV I hAHNSON .Idiin R. Joni S Cj AID! J, HACKNI V I ' rcsidvnl Itrixt Vicvl ' resideni Seciind Vice- President Secret aril- I reasurvr M ' l M I K STUDENT COUNCIL ,Siv7ior Menibers S. R. Spi-NCHR. President K Ci. Hudson W. H. Powii.l. Jk. A R Ki.NVON G. H. Richmond C. M. Mashburn. Jr. D. W. Sprunt Junior Members y. A. DMA: J. R. Jones E. B. Watson G. W. Taylor Sophomore Members E. F. Lucas. Jr. G. M. Marsh A. R. WlI.I.IA.MS Y. M. C. A OFFICERS- SIDNEY D. Crane Robert W. Finley Edgar B. Watson J. Sherrard Rice .939-40 [ ' resident Vice-President Vice-President General Secretary THE Eldridge E. Brown Robert W. Ramsey Robert W. Finley David A. McLean Paul S. Crane William P. Boyle Edgar B. Watson David W. Sprunt Albert C. Winn Samuel R. Spencer Richard R. Gammon Y CABINET Sunday Schools Freshman Work Deputations Colored Work Personnel Director Vespers and Church Relations Chapel Services Spiritual Development Boys ' Work Student Govt. Representative World Evangelism Karl G. Hudson. Jr Publications John Boyd Flynn Social Life John R. Jones Boys ' Work BOARD OF CONTROL Faculty Members Dr. H. B. Arbuckle. Chairman Prof. E. A. Beaty Mr. F. L. Jackson Student Members Seniors Juniors Samuel R. Spencer Robert W. Finley A. Richard Kenyon David A. McLean John R. Jones Members Ex -Officio Dr. Walter L. Lingle J. Sherrard Rice Sidney D. Crane e 1 SE v ii II 1 V i ilii i ' i -A fti. Cj .O ' ' (K ' .dtt«iyi v it I). (lAMMON P. Cravk Jones Watsos Kausev KCNYON The Y. M. C. A. at Davidson continues to be the student ' s closest contact with active Chris- tian service. Each year a wider range of oppor- tunity is opened up. and the student Christian association has endeavored to meet tliese chal- lenges as they have appeared. With its motto — One cannot be religious without doing religion — the Y. M. C. A. has carried its work into every phase of student activity, its services being so many and varied that only a few of the most important can be mentioned. The Y has charge of the Sunday evening Vesper services, importing many speak- ers of note as well as faculty members, all well received by the student body. The Y also sends out deputations, conducts classes in various subjects, holds discussion groups, promotes prayer meetings, is active in social work in the town of Davidson, and performs many other similar functions which bring the spiritual life of the campus to a higher plane. There are two governing boards of the Y : The Board of Control and the Cabinet. The Board of Control has charge of the business and financial functions of the organization, and the Cabinet assumes the duties of carrying on the actual labor. Nor should the diligent. CDm- prehensivc service of the general secretary be forgotten, for his is a major role in the organi- zation ' s plan. Chosen each year by the Board of Control, the secretary is an alumnus of Davidson. This year ' s secretary is Sherrard Rice. He has had a fine year, and his contagious enthusiasm for Christian service has met a fine response from the student body. u Q o o l-H H z W ■!P l JACK HOLLAND. EDITOR-IN Holland The first issue of QuiPS AND CRANKS, yearbook of the Senior Class, was pubHshed on the Davidson campus in 1895, and it has appeared annually since that date with only a few interruptions. Each year it has presented a cross-section of the life of the average senior at Davidson. This year, the purpose of QuiPS AND Cranks has been to make this cross-section a little more vivid with the theme of Life at Davidson. The book is offered with the hope that through the many informal pictures every senior may retain a reminder of his happiest days here. It serves as the only means to give students, faculty, and also out- siders an extremely natural picture of Davidson. Every year new ideas arc brought forth on our campus, but there is ever one prevailing element, an mtangible something known to every Davidsonian as the Wildcat spirit. All of the year ' s activities — fraternities, both honorary and social, athletics, pub- lications, organizations for student body administra- tion, and many others — are permeated with this quality. The QuiPS AND CRANKS staff would be unsatisfied if it did not feel that there is a proper embellishment of this spirit in our book. IIAKII s 1 i: I INK, BUSINESS MAT 1 ni UlKIAl SI Al 1 BUSINI-SS S lAFF Jack Hoi i ani :( i;or in (Tjii- CJIAKI.l S l.LTlll 1 Ihisini-ss ManaijiT John Hav I ' hotoiiraphu V.ditur Gl Ni: ViRI-I n l.ssr liusinvss Mananer Tommy Johnston Snaiishols i ' dilor Frank Bakki k .s.s( liusiniss Manager Jo Niwi I.I. Robinson Alt ten lis lldilur l:D Watson Af.st. liusiness Manager Winston Tavi.ok Sports liditor CASI Y JONI s .s.s(. business Manager VlRNON YOL ' NC.lM.lX )!) l-riHvrniiws i ' Jilor 1 OM HATCIII K .s.s liusiness Manager Pali. S. Crani Assistiinl Editor Ralph Harki :y A SSI. Business Manager 1? • 1 flk mM r- Ik aH Q !IT f! m M iSk dk VorXOBLOOD O W D PQ D U THE DA VIDSONIAN-- O H Q u o I-OK A hirilK h W IDSON I IMIORIAI SI Al I- ToNV (.;as. i 1 i.ililur-in-Chief Jack Am knaiiiv Asfiistant liditur Paul BtMhARci r Miinuiiinii [Alitor Tom CiAuni.i: Mumhimii luhlor Joi- l.ll.l s Miinuiiiny Editor l-D Watson Manayiny lUlitor I.AWSON WlITIl KS ManuQinq l-.ditur Andv Dai 1 Sports l-ditur BohhV Wll I.IAMS Movie V.dttor ANC-.US l.VKII I ' holoiirnphic lidilor l USINHSS S ' lAFF- Jim Ca ' kkii Business Manac er Hi RBHRT Codington Asst. Business Munayer Casi:y Joni s Advertising Manager HiiCTOR MacI.i AN Advertising Manager llLDRiDGi; Brown Circulation Manager Jack Covington Circulation Manager Frhd Littli-; Collections lid it or i:ach week The Davidsonian appears as the official newspaper of both the college and the village. T he editorial staff, con- sisting of the editor-in-chief, six managing editors, and the freshman and sophomore reporters, meets in its office on Elm Row on each Monday night of the college year. Here the news of the week is synthesized and copy for the printer is made up. The paper is distributed on each Thursday afternoon, and the business staff attends to the circulation pha.se. sending copies to alumni and parent subscribers, as well as distributing the paper to student and faculty post office boxes. I he Davidsonian is a recognized leader among southern college newspapers and last year attained first class rating, being judged by the Associated Collegiate Press. The Davidsonian is financed by funds of the Publications Board and by adver- tisements. I ' he advertisements are solicited by the business staff, which includes the business manager, one assistant business manager, two advertising managers, two circulation managers, and a collection manager. The editor-in-chief is elected each spring from the managing editors and the sports editor by vote of the entire student body. The business manager is chosen from the six aforementioned members of the busi- ness staff by the Publications Board. Both must be members of the rising senior class. id! ' ii H Oh l-H u EDITORIAL STAFF Jack Abernathy . . Edttor-in-Chief Gordon Horton Art Editor Paul Bumbarger ... Managing Editor John Hay Managing Editor Joe Liles Managing Editor Frank Barker Managing Editor Charles Martin . . Managing Editor Ed SheWMAKE Managing Editor Ed Watson Managing Editor BUSINESS STAFF B. B. PlylER. Jr Baseness Manager Louis Hite Advertising Manager Ralph HarkeY Asst. Business Manager Jay Bolin Collection Manager Tom Hatcher Circulation Manager Supplying an opportunity for David- son ' s youthful, but talented writers and cartoonists to exhibit their efforts in the realm of wit, the Scripts ' n Pranks, campus humor magazine, is published four times annually during the months of November. December, March, and May. Through the capable editorship of Jack Abernathy and the efficient managership of B. B. Plyler, Scripts ' n Pranks has reached recognition of being one of the out- standing college humor magazines in the state. Elected by the student body, the editor of the magazine chooses the edi- torial staff, which is composed of art editor, associate editors, and managing editors. The Publications Board selects the busi- JACK ABERNATHY, EDITOK. ness manager, and he chooses his own business staff. This year ' s regular features have in- cluded Rambles in Rhythm, an up-to- the-minute commentary on orchestras and music by Herbert Swasey and Vincent Wyche: The Poet ' s Corner, to which have contributed Frank Jeter, Dave Mc- Lean. Albert Winn. George Milne, and others: Scoop the Snoop, a daring cam- pus expose, written by an anonymous dirt-hound : and covers and cartoons by Gordon Horton, art editor, who was assisted by Dan Hodges and Ed Shewmake. Additional contributions of note were short stories by Arch Taylor, Gordon Horton, George Milne, and others: a pho- tographic Gal-axy of our inimitable trio of comely co-eds: and a Court of Beauty selected from photographs of their one and only girls turned into the judges by students. B. B IM.Yl.hK. JK.. BL ' Nlvr M A ' A C f- R Luther and Holland Plyler and Abernathv PUBLICATIONS BOARD Charles G. Luther, Jr. President James G. Currie Secretary Jack Abernathy Treasurer Faculty Board Prof. F. K. Fleagle Mr. F. L. Jackson Associate Members Tony Casali Jack Holland B. B. Plyler. Jr. The Publications Board is empowered by the Student Body Constitution to have complete supervision over the financial administration of the three student pubh- cations. With this power and working under the guidance of the faculty publications committee, it appoints the business man- agers of Quips and Cranks. The David- sonian. and Scripts ' n Pranks. These busi- ness managers are directly responsible to the Publications Board, and at the begin- ning of each year they must submit a planned budget, upon which their publi- cation is to be run. Currie and Casali RED AND BLACK MASQUERS 1 DRAMA I ICSi Prop. E. J. Erwin. f ' acLiliy 1040 Adviser D. C. Coi.viN K. M. MclNTVRi-: V. M. Ml-ANS H ' . Hl-NDRICK T. R. Mel. 1 AN 1941 W. E. Pl-RDEW J. J. Covington G. C. Horton P. B. Pl-VTON. JR J. B. Flvnn E, W. Jackson 1042 J. N. Robinson MoNROH Bush. Jr. E. C. Hav J. P. Rudolph R. R. Cobb R. J. PowiiLi,. Jr. W. F. Summers R. I.. COPPliDGE E. B. Taylor THE FORENSIC COUNCIL The Forensic Council, which acts in con- junction with a faculty committee of which Professor C. K. Brown is chairman, has charge of all the intercollegiate debating at David- son. Each year the council is composed of six men chosen from the ranks of those who have shown special interest in debating. For the year 1939-40 the council was composed of Neal Scott, president: Warren Ludlam. first vice-president; Richard Kenyon, second vice-president: Drury Thompson, secretary: Robert Ramsey, treasurer: and William Loftin, debate manager. Among other duties, the Forensic Council works out a budget and a schedule of debates for the year, acts as host to visting debating teams, selects the freshman debating team, and conducts a tournament for this group. Three trips are made each year by the debating team, with two members of the council going on each trip. First they go west- ward to Centre College. University of Louis- ville. Oberlin. Denison. and Ohio Wesleyan. The southern trip takes them to the College of Charleston. University of South Carolina. Georgia School of Technology. University of Alabama, and Birmingham-Southern. On the northern trip they match their ability with the teams of Wake Forest College. University of Richmond. William and Mary. Rutgers, and Wesleyan. Last year, for the first time, the freshman team was given a debating trip, but no trip has been scheduled for this year for its four members. DEBATING 1Xi uIm)ii s Di ' b.iiiii ; I i-.iins proved very Muccsslul this year, uphoklin( the true high standard of previous Davidson debaters. Several men returned from last year ' s team, and togetlier with other well experienced men rounded out three well balanced teams with three alternates. This j;roup was selected by the faculty committee on debaiinj;. Profes sors Erwin ami Bailev. and l rs. (lumminj; and Brown, alter tiiev had heard the live minutetnal speech ol each candidate. The squad was then divided into three teams of two principals and an alternate each. Noal Scott. Bill Loftin. Drury Thompson. Frank Barker. Dick Kenyon. and Bob Ram- sey composed the principals of the teams, while Albert W ' mn. Warren l.udlam. and .John l-arrior made up the alternates. During the sprmg. Scott and l.oftin made a trip up thrviugh Ohio and Kentucky; Thompson and Barker through Cieorgia and Alabama: and Kenyon and Ramsey through Virginia. Mary- land, and New York, debating with colleges and universities throughout these states. Pro- lessor C. K. Brown coaches the entire squad before debates with other colleges are held. The topic for debate this past year was; Ri;so1.vi:d: rhat the United States should follow a policy of strict economic and mili- tary isolation toward all nations outside the western hemisphere engaged in armed inter- national or civil conflicts. Davidson defended both the affirmative and negative side of this question on different occasions. K. istv Scott 1 o f C. O : i i in ! il ' f i fh [f I J Hi -iiii ? f l lik ' k 1 it ' ftla , - i iiik ijli i lIMlii EUMENEAN LITERARY SOCIETY 1940 J. H. Beall. Jr. T. J. Glenn W. E. Perdew J. F. Chetwood J. L. LOKEY D. W. Sprunt J. C. Cooper. Jr. G. L. Milne E. T. Watkins J. D. Gilliam S. R. Oglesby J. R. Phipps. Jr. 1941 J. L. Withers W. R. Eagan T. P. Johnston. Ill P. B. Peyton. Jr. R. W. FINLEY W. E. Loetin J. N. Robinson A. L. Green. Jr. E. N. Maxwi-ll J. W. Moore 1942 D. B. Thompson J. R. Crook D. M. Hodges. Jr. W. B. Tyson. Jr. H. M. Darby J. P. Rudolph J. W. Westall Douglas Dillard 1943 A. C. Winn W. S. Connor. Jr. M. R. Long. Jr. J. F. McGee J. A. Dick W. J. Lyman. Jr. R. K. Nimmons. Jr, T. G. Lane. Jr. J. A. WOOTEN IMIiLANTHKOI ' lC I I I I KAKY SOCIFTY ' Mu T, J. Ami UNA II IV. Jk J. B. D.wmsoN. Jk. T. A. I-KV.Ju. J. M. Ci. M. 10N I-. I ' . B. KKI K. ,IK. H. II. BiunvN P. W. BlMHAUC.I 1 J. J. Covington P. E. Crani- J. H. Bkady. Jr. G. T. Brown A. C. Burns. Jr. J. E. W. Clark M. A. COLl-MAN B. B. Brookshire-: R. C. Clontz. Jr. W. H. Cranl K. Iv. tiAM.MON I-. K Hand V. D Hi Ni I V D. C. lion W. S. KiNi. K. M. MrlNi VRI D. A. Mc:I.iAN I . C. Ml NiiJS I ' M I I ' . ,s. c;rani: J. W. Davis O. A. Dl ARMAN. Jr. J. M. Farrior J. D. Griir R. E. Harki;y W V. Haaki c I. H Hoi. TON. Jr. J. B. Hoppi-r D. A. HuiiiNi;s. Jr. J. W. Kl-RR W. A. McEaciii RN G. H. McDonald G. D. Mc;Kinnon J. M. Parki-r S. M. Sampli- E. F. Shi;wmakl. Ill R. M. S.MiTii .1. K. Popi W. V. PRI STON I A. ROIM RTS D I . Walki R I . K Walki R W. B Walkir E. B. Watson J. N. Whitp; P. 1. WlTHI:RS M2 W.E.Mac.I.alciilin.Jr. D. V. Riii a J. S. Mann ,J, A. MooRi- r. M. Plonk W. C. Plunki-tt. Jr. R. ] ' :. Rankin 194 A. E. DhviMOCK ,1. W. EWART H. E. FULCHiiR. Jr. R. M. Hart CiiAS. Hfndi-.rson. Jr. 1 . N. McLaughlin G. W. Shannon W. E. Su. lmi.rs J. S. Talmagp. C. A.WPBh J. B. WiiiiTiN. Jr. A. A. McNi-iLL. Jr. M. G. Sandii-1-.r. Jr. Cl O •!© f- ' ' .c C} (T. ci r. a r §: jC5 ::;. fh .ri t: o. r , f r C fT. r gj o o, o r.: .f o p fT: .... rj ftj. ff- ' C: r 1 B C ' e C ( .O ( a C: .e ff: e c .f - r:: ,,- r. .- ? ' .c %e and at ractic From the halls of old Shearer may come (he strains of Beethoven ' s haunltni Moon- light Sonata or the smooth melody of Sophisticated Lady. but ichether it is classical or semi -classical music. Prof. Pfohl and his music nien hnna satisfyimi results. DAVIDSON SYMPHONIC BAND The highlight of Davidson ' s musical year was the Second Annual Musical Festival, pre- sented on February 10-12, under the direc- tion of Prof. James Christian Pfohl. This year the festival extended its scope and repre- sentatives of four colleges and two universi- ties took part in the concert series. Organiza- tions heard were: The Michigan Little Sym- phony, under the direction of Thor Johnson: the Queens Choral Club under the direc- tion of Miss Grace Robinson: the Davidson Festival Chorus of approximately eighty voices: and our own three organizations, the Davidson Symphonic Band, the Davidson- Queens Little Symphony, and the Davidson Glee Club. In addition to these organizations a number of soloists took part. The climax of the festival was the Sunday afternoon con- cert, which was the oratorio. Elijah. by Mendelssohn. This year another innovation was intro- duced to Davidson ' s musical world. An hon- orary musical fraternity was organized. Beta Gamma Phi was the name chosen, and Harper Beall was selected as President. At the present it is a local group, but petitions arc being drawn up in attempts to make it a chapter of a national music fraternity. This organi- zation was responsible for four concerts dur- ing the year. One of the most popular heard on the campus in recent years was on Decem- ber 4th. when they presented the Platoff Don Cossack choir. Our own Symphonic Band opened their season formally on the evening of November 3rd. during the Homecoming Week-end. This LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA was lollowcd the next morning with another conc.Tt by the band together with the Glej Club tor the graduates who were returning on Saturday for the Homecoming festivities. On Friday. November 17th. the Sym- phonic Band gave another concert, this time in collaboration with the musical organiza- tions of Queens-Chicora College of Charlotte. During the month of December, most of the musical work was taken up with prepara- tions of the annual ' . M. C. A. Christmas Vespers Program. All three of the musical organizations took part in this program. which was devel oped around the usual theme of the birth of our Lord. This year, instead of attempting to have a Little Symphony composed of Davidson students alone. Professor Pfohl organized a Davidson -Queens Little Symphony. They have performed in Charlotte over the radio and at several benefit concerts. The Music Department has made rapid strides in the past few years, and now holds a high position on the campus. More than two hundred and fifty take part in some phase of music on the campus, a continued interest in music by the student body thus being warranted. Prof. James Christian Pfohl, Prof. Thane McDonald, and Mr. Warren P. Babcock comprise a young and active musical faculty, whose efforts in the promotion of fine music on the Davidson campus are unstinted. £ J. GLEE CLUB Thank .McUoxalp. Director Harper Beall, President Rov Si-nER. Accompanist This year ' s Davidson College Varsity Glee Club, under the leader- ship of Thane McDonald, has a limited membership of thirty voices. The Glee Club has served regularly througout the year as the Vesper Choir for the College Sunday Vesper Services, at which time the finest of choral and sacred music is presented. On three occasions the Glee Club, in collaboration with other musical groups, presented an entirely musical Vesper Service. Also during the year several con- certs were made in different cities throughout North and South Caro- lina together with appearances at other colleges. The officers of the Club this year are: President Harper Beall, Vice-President Jim McDonald, and Secretary Jim Crook. MM III i - Av - . -«V . w. «  r X ri   •« 4 l . - W 1«. ! ' «:: FOOTBALL BAND This musical group of ap|iroxim.itcly 70 men was the first musical organization to swing into action this year. They made trips with the football team to Greensboro. Winston-Salem. Sumter. S. C, Charlotte, and Blacksburg. Va.. as well as performing at all the home games. Led by its four drum majors. Head Drum Major Fred Chet- wood. Carl Rowland. Bill Norman, and Bob Garvey. the band attracted much favorable comment by its intricate maneuvers. Two of the most memorable of these are the forming of a lighted cigarette in the mouth of a man. as they play ■ ' Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and the figure of the turkey and hatchet that they formed in Charlotte at the Thanksgiving day game with Wake Forest. The accuracy and the ease with which the band performs is due to the efficient tutelage of Prof. Pfohl and Prof. Babcock. Babcock T PR Y Col M( KLWii Coi., S 1 1 i i , A h M i B ii i;ii THE BATTALION BATTALION STAFF Thomas L. Harnsbe-:rger (1st Si- Bullaliun Commander Bat fall on Commander JAMES C. Cooper. Jr (. ' ;irf Svmrstcr) SAMUEL R. Spencer. Jr Battalion Executive Oscar L. JOYNER. Jr. Adjutant Walter E. KUNZ , . . intelligence Officer Charles M. MASHBURN. Jr Plans and Training REA C. TENNEY Supplu Officer E. E. Brown Sergeanl-Major COMPANY A Stuart R. Oglesby. Ill Capti. First Lieutenants First Sergeant Thomas A. Hackney J. H. MCDUFFIE Thomas J. Abernathy, Jr. Sergeants Herbert J. Bolin. Jr. Caldwell B. Harrison Beecher W. Sitterson W. J. Bolin C. Brenizer, Jr. Hill p. Cooper Scott P. Cooper Second Lieutenant J. J. Covington J. F. Niven Elmer C. Hulen D. Thompson Harnsberger u d TAKES THE FIELD COMPANY B John v. Ki nni I)Y. Jr. h ' lnl l.ttulenanls IMOMAS S. Pi RKIN. jR. . ' «. Ill C ' oiiiinjii. William W. Preston UUl.ALD Sri WAKI. Ill iVioni l.iftilfnants William li Pi kdi w JAMI S N THOMAS ( aplain lirat Semeanl W H Hamilton. Jh A ' lTc iijnfs II. A. CODlNi.lON. jR K V I INLI V Id HALL. Jr. I-. L. I.ini-I . Jr. J. A. PUROII- J. W. SAUNIMRS COMPANY 1) WAI.II R Ci. I ll i.l KAl.U lint l.ieulenanii ROhlRI O. Kl LLO Xi. Jr. . ' ill in iDiiiiiiuii. thomas h. guion John R. Phipps. Jr. Thomas M. Wi;lls. Jr. John l.. Withirs Second Lieulenani LifONARDC, MENIUS ( aplain lint Sergranl J.T. l.ATIMLR Serynints W R I:A(.AN R. S M ' hLWl r, Jr. H. MACl.LAN G A. SllARi ' i: w. summerville. Jr. Vernon h. Youngblood COMPANY C David C. Coi.vin First Lieutenants W. E. BIRMINGIIA.M. Jr. . ' ml mid HARRY V. HENDRICK William S. Kinc, Thomas A. Roblris Second Lieutenants JAMES G. CURRIE George M. Ficklen Captain First Sergeant J. I-. HAY Sergeants W. H. Barnwell P. W. BUMBARGER, Jr. T. V. Cauble J. H. King W. M. Li:m.mon J. I.. McLucas li. B. Watson BAND JAMES K. Pope First Lieutenants Thomas H. Mcknight. Jr. 2ml in Commanil Burton L. Johnson First Sergeant P. Hollieield Captain Sergeants L. C. HlTE P. H. Hobson, Jr. G. H. McDonald R. E.Love, Jr. R. N. Rum.mel % . fV 4 ti; :i W.E.Birmingham, Jr. W. C. Fitzgerald H. V. Hendrick C.M.Mashburn.Jr. B. V. Sitterson T. S. Perrin H. J. BOLIN. JR. T. A. HACKNEY O. L . JOYNER. jR. S. R. OGLESBY S. R. SPENCER. JR. D. C. COLVIN T. L. HARNSBERGER R. O. KELLOGG. JR. J. R. PHIPPS. JR. R. C. TENNEY J. C. Cooper. Jr. C. B. Harrison J. w. Kennedy, jr. J. K. Pope J. N. Thomas •■.i; .-Mw. SCABBARD AND BLADE Ri ' i|uirinu ' nts lor iiu-mlnTship iii Si.ilih.uil .mil IM.ulc arc ch.ir.icii-r. Ii ' .ulcrship. efficiency, .iiul knowleil e ot niilil.uy i.uiics. ' Ihis national honorary niiliiarv Iraternity was founded by the Senior Officers ot the University of Wisconsin in ' 0A. The local chapter, known as B Company, was established in l ' ' 2V The society holds two tap ilays each year, one in the fall for Senior officers, and one in the sprini; tor the rising Senior officers. Officers ot B Company tliis year were: Tommy Harns- ber ier. President: Bill Bolin. ' ice-President : Bennett Harrison, Treasurer: and Bob Kellojjjj. Secretary. Honorary Mcmhers Capt. Tiio. . s R. Aaron Col. F. M. Ar.mstrong Dr. H. B. Arbl ' cklh Maj. J. I.. Ballard Mr. F. L. Jackson Dr. Scott C. Lyon Dr. J. W. MacConnhll l.T. Col. Gabrh-l McKlnzie Maj. Franklin M. Cochran Lt. C. C. Qlick Prof. F. K. Fllagle Lt. Col. John T. Rhett Mr. F. M. Harrison Maj. Charles W. Seifert Mr. F. W. Hengeveld Mr. Norman W. Shepard Dr. Frazhr Hood Lt. Col. Charles L. Steel When the bureaus and desks of the dormi- tories are ripped of their pictures, Davidson IS found not to be quite so monastic as one may think. Femininity is discovered in all its glory — blondes, brunettes, and redheads. In the next feiv pages we offer our evidence. A J oytittss Harriet Holland Sponsor QuiPS AND CRANKS JACK Holland, Ecliior c iss oAlstyne %in Sponsor QUIPS AND CRANKS Charles Luther. Business Manager ey5f jj zM eaJors Limn sponsor Senior Class Dick KENYON, Presidi-m oynttss zMary Louise Rousseaii Sponsor Junior Class Winston Taylor, President iMis5 zMtldred zMarsh Sponsor Sophomore Class George Marsh, President V zMiss Kathryn Kerhulas Sponsor Freshman Class Bob Ramsey, Adviser cy jT Liberty Casa i Sponsor The Davidsonian Tony CASALI, Editor z iss Ellen Currie Sponsor THE DavidsONIAN Jim CURRIH. Business Manager oytfCiss etty Jean O ' Brien Sponsor SCRIPTS ' N PRANKS JACK ABERNATHY, Editor aMiss Dorothy QAnn oyifCyers Sponsor SCRIPTS ' N PraNKS B. B. Plyler, Business Manager Q lfttss Caroline Qoggans Sponsor Student Body SAM Spencer, President (zMtss Louise Crane Sponsor Y. M. C. A. Sidney Crane, President sponsor Battalion Tommy Harnsberger. Major oJMiss Fannie Cooper Sponsor Battalion Jimmy Cooper. Lieutenant Colonel Q tss zMarton Webb Sponsor Scabbard and Blade TOaMMY HARNSBERGER, President :Miss giadys Tillett Sponsor Pan-Hellenic Council Paul Marion, President c tss Qrace Funderburk Sponsor Athletic Association Jim Cowan, President cy jT Frances Lorraine Willcox sponsor Beta Gamma Phi Harper BUALL. President v- 65 , f cRt 0 -cc, b )VA tUl c o ov l 75 f m h ' O ot-i- it M-V- • Fight, fight, with all vour strength and night-Hey! D A V I D S O N ATHLETICS More than eleven play the game. I he coaches, icorrying because the quarterback didn ' t call 2 1 on the last play: the doctor, ivondering jchen he ' ll have to run out on the field: the alumnus, recalling his Wildcat days on the Held: the players, some tired from action and others raring to go ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Jim Cowan President HH . Jim Hogg First Vice-President BHR X- , Jack Abels Second Vice-President H I Don Bell Secretary-Treasurer ' ATHLETIC COUNCIL :? r - George Richmond Captain. Football Charlie MashbURN Manager. Football Jim Cowan Captain. Basketball Paul Marion Manager. Basketball ' - Bob Kellogg Captain. Track Thel Ragsdale Manager. Track Jim Thomas Captain. Baseball Harry Hendrick Manager. Baseball B Graham McFadyeN Captain. Wrestling iil ' H Walter Kunz Manager. Wrestling H Lock Hunter Co-Captain. Tennis Rea Tenney Co-Captain. Tennis Harper Beall Manager. Tennis , Charlie Pegram Co-Captain. Golf Jimmy Cooper Co-Captain, Golf cowan Granville Sharpe • Manager, Golf fT ' T rs 11 m 1- «S . A Cj f . 1940 .1. I.. Am.kkmix. J. II. Mr Ml, Jr., V. HlKMlXlMIAM. JK.. W. llLA.K. II. J. Uoi.l.N, I . C GI.E. I,. D. COUTRANE, 1). C. COLVIS, J. ( ' l oper, J. M. CowAx, S. D. Crane. J. Ferguson, W. C. Fitzgerald, J. M. Gammc K. R. Gammon, J. D, Gilliam. W. R. Gla T. A. Hackney, P. W. Hand. F. F. II. ri.) T. I,. Harnsberger, C. B. Harrison, H. IIendrick, J. G. Hunter. I,. S. Hunter, O. .lovNER, R. O. Kellogg, W. E. Kunz, T. MiAlpine. X. G. McFadyen. K. M. McTntv) I). A. McI.EAN. .S. A. McLean. B. G. UCu r.KK, P. B. .Marion, C. .M. Mashburn. VV. Means. C. C. Pegram, J. .M. Pennington, ' II. Powell, T. H. Ragsdale, G. M. Riciimo: S R, Spencer, R. C. Tenney, J. N. Tiiom li n. hKMK, R. R. V. Winters. C. G. Vai j r J y ' i r . c  . o .e c THE D CLUB on H o O o o o X w HONOR MEN Bob Kellogg, Captain of track and crack miler Rea Tcnncy. Co-Cap- tain of Tennis and stellar racquet- wielder for three years Benny Harrison, superb floorman and bril- liant passer on the hardwood Charlie Pegram. Co-Captain of Golf and veteran of three varsity seasons George Richmond. Football Cap- tain and inspirational gridiron leader Hayseed Thomas. dependable twirler. leader of the Wildcat nine Graham McFadyen. mat Captain with brilliant individual record Footsie Cowan. Davidson ' s only three Icttcrman and most outstanding athlete. 1fC 7; ♦f: - i irifii in ' rnrt A ' DAVIDSON WILDCATS OF 1939 N. C. State 18 — Davidson 14 Davidson ' s untried Wildcats opened the season like veterans and barely dropped a one- touchdown decision to a highly-touted State eleven. All five touch- downs came as a result of passes, neither team being able to penetrate the other ' s wall consistently. The Wolves tallied twice in the first half on long passes after Davidson ' s lighter line threw back their running attack time after time. Early in the third quarter Sharpe ' s passes clicked for two rapid touchdowns, and on both occasions Yoder converted to give the Cats a two- point lead. In the fourth quarter a long State pass connected again for the final score of the game. With seconds to play Davidson ran and passed their way deep into State territory, and the final gun was the Wolves ' margin of victory. Duke 26 — Davidson 6 In Davidson ' s first home game, against the mighty Rose Bowl Dukes, the Wildcats achieved the impossible by being Kiillil Uuilril Bmixsox Uft Tackle iIh- (irsl team to cross ihf IMiu ' Devils ' yoni line since 19 7, wiili the exception ol Southern Clalilornia in llie Rose Bowl. Duke led at the half by the slender marj in of 7 6. after Hackney jiulletl dt)un Sharpe ' s pass for the Chats ' lone tally. Held to nearly even terms during the first half, the Blue Devils ' unlimited reserve strenijth and superior weight enableil them to force their way tiirough l avid son ' s line for three more scores. V. M. I. 2— Davidson Seeking their first victory of the season, the Cats encountered the V. M. 1. Cadets B. BoLix Half Back SiiAtrE Quarter Back Mashbl ' rn Varsity Manager IjlJ DDEN Equipment Manager FuRMAN 1 5 — Davidson Hampered by numerous injuries, Davidson dropped its fifth straight in a hcartbreakcr to Furman ' s Purple Hurri- cane. Led by Shetley and Martin. Furman was able to push over two touchdowns in the third quarter to gain a comfortable lead, which was cinched in the closing minutes by a safety. The lack of several regulars in the line-up was keenly felt, and played no small part in the Cats ' defeat. Their only real scoring threat came in the second half when Spencer and were barely bested in a hard-fought game. A driving rain and muddy field prevented accurate passes — the Wildcats ' most potent offensive weapon. In the opening minutes Sharpe attempted to punt from his own goal line, but failed to get the slippery ball away. Tipton, hard-charging Cadet tackle, broke thru to block the kick and give his team the only score of the game. South Carolina 7 — Davidson In their fourth game of the season Davidson was still unable to break into the winning column, although they were very narrowly defeated by the Game- cocks. For three quarters Sharpe and Jay Bolin carried the attack repeatedly into South Carolina territory, but late in the fourth period the Wildcats were over- powered by superior weight: and a sus- tained South Carolina drive ended in a touchdown. Bad breaks continued to fol- low the Cats in this game, though several sophomores gave evidence of great poten- tial ability and future powerful teams. vvorkt ' tl (Ih ' b.ill (i il)i ' I iiini.ui 1 I v.inl line. I-rom thcii- ' lulci .uuiiipuil .1 IkUI o.il oil loiiiil) Jou 11 u1)k1) was wicio bv iikIii ' s. Cjtadi I. 14 Davidson 11 To climax tin- 1 k nicconiing icslivitios. Davidson compUtilv outplayed a smaller Citadel eleven lo cam their first victory of the season. The C ais lost no time in setting to wiirk with a powcrtul ollense. which netted a touchdown earlv in the first (.jiiarter. C ' itadel managed to even the count in the second period, but Yoder, Sharpe. ant! Jav Bolin rapidly chalked up three nmre touchdowns to put tlie game away. In the closing minutes Cap- tain Richmond broke through to smear Edwards behind his own goal line and give the Cats two more score points. Both teams were considerably handicapped by a cold wind and heavy rain. North Carolina 32 — Davidson Davidson suffered its worst defeat of the season at the hands of Carolina ' s undefeated Tar Heels. Faced by a larger and more experienced eleven, the Cats were at a loss before long-range passes and shifty power plays. Bahnson and Yoder starred defensively, but Carolina ' s heavy line kept the Davidson line almost at a standstill. Spencer made several good runs for the Cats, yet was never quite able to maneuver the ball into scoring position. Erskinh 6 — Davidson 32 Coach McEver alternated two teams against a hopelessly outplayed Erskine eleven, and the result was an impressive victory. The outcome was never in doubt from the opening whistle, for Yoder, Spencer, and Bolin combined to score once in every quarter, and twice in the second on Sharpe ' s accurate passes. lirskine ' s lone score came in the first period when a short forward pass and a double lateral netted 67 yards and a touchdown. I he David- son plays wc:)rked consistently for long gains, though Erskine was considerably liampered by numert:)us injuries and a much lighter scjuatl than usual. Wake Forest 47 — Davidson 7 The Big Five ' s oldest rivalry, between Wake Forest and Davidson, vv as ended this year with an overwhelming victory for the Deacons. Boasting a tremendously powerful running attack and a crashing fullback. Wake rolled over the smaller Cats on sheer strength. Fumbles and the almost uncanny punting of Mayberry threw Davidson back to their own goal line time after time, from where Polanski was usually able to crash over. Tubby Hand thrilled Wildcat supporters by a beautiful 72-yard run through the entire Deacon team for Davidson ' s only score. Bill Bolin and George Richmond, lettermen for three years, ended their football careers with this game and both turned in stellar performances. BASK EIBALL ' :S - BASKETBALL With only three capable performers returning from last year ' s fast-moving quintet. Coach Shepard had his hands full to develop a winning team. The result of his work was a credit not only to Coach Shepard ' s ability, but also an attribute to Captain Footsie Cowan — who paced his team through the season: and final standings proved he was outscored in the Southern Conference only by All- American George Glamack of North Carolina. Captain-elect Jimmy Hogg was second in team scoring for the year with 177 points and placed sixth in the Conference ratings. Benny Harrison, Hayseed Thomas, and Melvin Means, all seniors, combined into a dependable trio which was often outscored but never outfought during the season. The loss of these three, along with Cowan, will be a serious handicap to building a winning combination in 1941. Early in the season the Cats seemed destined for the tournament, but a mid-season slump was enough to ruin all hopes of a champion- ship team. Cowan and Hogg were the only two consistent scoring threats, and when they failed to click, the Wildcats lost. Harrison in particular deserves credit for his great defensive work, but men Cowan, Captain Masiok, Manager first row: Lucas, Thomas, Capt. Cu«an, Hu.,.„ ilAKKi-uN. . lA. A,,tK Ma Second row: Coach Shepard, Means, Taylor, Ficklen, Shore, McLeod. were never available who could fill the shoes of Iverson, Hicks, and Tice. In the two final games of the year the Cats showed what they could really do by overwhelming South Carolina, 51-38. and Furman University, 46-35. Earlier in the season they defeated Citadel, Guil- ford, V. M. I., and several others. Against their Big Five opponents, however, the Cats seemed powerless, and one victory over State was the best they could do in eight starts against Duke, Carolina, Wake Forest, and State. Individual honors for the year go unanimously to Captain Footsie Cowan, who set a new scoring record against Citadel of 3 1 points. This is the highest individual score ever made in the Davidson gymnasium — falling only one point short of Jim Waller ' s Southern Conference record. Despite the loss of four lettermen, the prospects for next year are fairly bright, Captain Hogg will be the only senior letterman, while Yarborough, Simonds. McLeod, Lucas, Bell, and Sink, all rising juniors, will be fighting for positions. From the fresh- men come several excellent players, and the result should be a fast. sharp-shooting, close-guarding outfit, though lack of height will be a great handicap. T C K 1 ji I TRACK Although the Davidson cindcrmen have as yet participated in only two meets, they have won both, and appear to be the strongest team in recent years. Captain Bob Kellogg has led his team on both occasions to victories over Maryville College and V. P. I. with ten and eight points respectively. His distance running has been the team ' s greatest asset, and naturally he is being counted on heavily for the remaining meets. Against Maryville the Cats took first place in all events except the high jump and the relay, the former being won by Etheridge on a six-foot jump and the latter was forfeited by Davidson. Captain Kellogg romped home to easy victories in both the mile and the half-mile, while Spencer likewise took first place in the javelin and the broad jump, and Blanton Williamson won two firsts in the hurdles. In their first Southern Conference engagement again V. P. I. the Wildcats Kellogg, Captain Whittle. Coach RAGSDALE, Manager Knoeller Spencer iUil THi: SQUAD First Row: J. GAMMON. D. GAMMON. COLVIN. McAl.PlNB. CAPT. KELLOCX., BlRMINGHA.M. Bl-ACK, COWAN, HARBIN. Second Row: COACH WHITTLE. STRANDWITZ. SPRUNT. TALMAGE. G. Shannon. Grier. Turnage, Williams. MANN. White, E. Shannon. Sink. Manager Ragsdale. TbirJ Row: BRENIZER. FREEZE. YODER. A. TAYLOR. LOY. Williamson. Jonas. Bell. Knoeller. mm came out on the long end of a 65-60 score, Captain Kellogg accounting for a first in the mile and second in the half. William- son again won two first places in the hurdles, while Taylor and Shannon both took a first and a second. V. P. 1. held a six-point lead until the last three events when Davidson pushed ahead to win. Sophomores Blanton Williamson and Archie Taylor have proved the year ' s sen- sations, Williamson in particular being the most improved runner on the squad. Coach Pete Whittle had found himself knee-deep in sprinters for the first time — White. Williams. Taylor. Spencer, and others — his only trouble in that division seems to be picking the fastest men. In the field events there is likewise a surplus of material with Spencer, Cowan, Strand- witz. Brenizer, and Shannon showing up particularly well. There is likewise no lack of weight men. Yoder. Knoeller. and Freeze arc handling the discuss, with Bell and Knoeller putting the shot. Probably the weakest points of the team arc the middle distances, but several men have shown great improvement. The prospects for next year arc equally bright, as Gam- mon. Kellogg, Black, and Harbin will be the only men lost through graduation. If Coach Whittle can develop one or two good distance men, Davidson should have the best team in its history in 1941. Strandwitz Yoder HARBIN BASEBALL First Ruio: THOMAS, YARBOROUGH, HOGG, EDMONDSON, VERNER. HUNTER, MCLEAN. Second Rou. : COACH SHEPARD, CHASTAIN, CLARK. FITZGERALD, OWENS, McLEOD, FICKLEN. Third Row: MANAGER HENDRICK, REINHARDT, LUCAS, CARTER. Harry Hendrick Manager BASEBALL Although the Wildcat nine started the season rather raggedly, winning three of their first seven games, they have shown a great deal of promise. Equipped with an unusually fast infield and a capable six-man pitching staff, the Cats are fairly sure to win almost all their remaining games. In the opener it was Clemson all the way by a 15-2 score — with the Cadets pounding three Davidson pitchers for 15 safeties. The next game, however, was a very different story, for Captain Hayseed Thomas scattered eight Erskine hits while his teammates pounded out ten runs for a 10-6 victory. The first home game saw Davidson ' s sophomore Ed Lucas turn in a brilliant pitching performance, but he was overshadowed by Vaughn of Rich- mond, and the Cats lost their second game of the season. The Wildcats then proceeded to two straight wins over Colby College and The Citadel on the strength of good pitching by McLean, C.n i I I ,Si|IP.- RD Thomas, ami Lucas. In the next thrcf yamcs the Cats suflcrcd a complete reversal of form and were defeated by Duke. WofTord. and F-urman. On all three occasions Davidson showed lack, of hitting pc)wer, and their field- ing ability couldn ' t iiold down their oppon- ents enough for a victory. At present there are twelve games remaining on the schedule, and the C ats should have more than an even break for the season with ease. 1 homas. McLean, and Lucas have been handling the pitching duties, but Reinhardt. Ficklen and C ' hastain are all ready for action. Russell l:dmondson has caught every game so far. showing ability at the plate as well as behind the bat. A fast infield, composed of Carter. Yar- borough. Owens, and Llogg. has fielded almost crrorlessly to date and compares favorably with any team in the conference. 1 he outfield presents (xiach Shepard with his major prob- lem, though Hunter. Verner. Niven. and Fitz- gerald have all been playing good ball. The loss of hitters like Hand. Hicks, and Steere made a great gap to be filled in the outfield as well as in hitting, but if the team develops as expected there should be no lack of batting power at the season ' s end. At present there arc four sophomores and three juniors in the start- ing line-up. so prospects are very bright for next year. lISkHMi CAPT. JI.M THOM. i HUNTCR McIntyre, Abels, Moore, Capt. .McFAintN. Parr i;; Manager Kunz, Wilson, Sain, Crane, Freeze, Bahnson, Coa Capt. McFadyen in action WRESTLING The Wildcat wrestling team, an unknown quality except for one or two men, carried out a hard six-match schedule and were victorious in only one meet. The work of Captain Graham McFadyen was the highlight of the season, as he opened the year with a Championship in the Southern Conference tournament and was unde- feated until the final meet with Maryland, when he was narrowly defeated. The Cats were downed by more experienced teams from Duke. N. C. State. V. P. I., Carolina, and Maryland, but won a fairly close decision from the Win- ston-Salem Y. M. C. A. In the lighter weights Abels. Moore, and McIntyre all had good records for the season, while big Ed Hipp gave a good account of himself in the heavyweight class. The other weights were filled by inexperienced men. and the gaps left by graduation were never adequately filled. This was Coach Chet Chapman ' s first year as wrestling coach, but with several returning lettermen he is looking forward to a successful season in 1941. Captain- Elect Abels, Moore, and Parrish will be counted on heavily in the lower divisions, while a year ' s experience should make Bahnson, Freeze, and Hipp more valuable than ever. TENNIS Davidsons varsity racquet- wicldcrs of 1940 have so far given evidences of duplicating the record of last year ' s crack team, if their first seven matches arc a fair sample of what they can accomplish. The tennis team opened the season by defeating the Michigan State team 6-1 at the Myers Park Country Club in Charlotte. Next the netmen traveled to Georgia, where they played the University of Georgia. Emory University, and Georgia Tech. defeating all three opponents. Georgia and Emory were both beaten by the score of 5-2. and Tech by 4-2. It is the second year that the well known Emory nctmcn have been defeated by Davidson. Next the Wildcats trounced the Citadel team 9-0 on the home courts, and in Charlotte they defeated Colgate 6-1 and tied Kalamazoo 4-4. Though undefeated, the netmen still have a number of meets as the annual goes to press. Their remaining schedule is: Presbyterian College at Clinton. S. C. Washington and I.ee at Charlotte. University of Mississippi at Charlotte. Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. N. C. State at Davidson. W. and L. at Lexington. Va. University of Virginia at Charlottesville. Va. The tennis team this year is co- captained by Rea Tenncy and Lock Hunter, two of the four lettermen from last year. The other veterans are Juniors Dick Shore and Billy Turner. Miller Sproull and B. B. Plyler com plcic the squad. The line-up is usually Turner. Tenney. Hunter. Shore. Sproull. and Plyler. Leading the race for individual honors are Tenney and Hunter, both of whom have won seven matches and lost none. In second place is Shore, who has won six and lost none. Tenney and Shore lead the doubles honor with six wins and no losses. Hunter and Turner are second with three victories and two defeats. Co-Cai ' t. Tennev Co-Capt. Hixi PEGRAM, Co-Captain Wright GOLF Possess ing one of the best golf teams of recent years, Davidson has won four matches to date, and lost five to more experienced teams. The Cats placed fifth in the Southern Intercollegiate Tourna- ment, which is excellent for a team without good golfing facilities. Three men have been playing regularly with Wright and Abels alternating in the fourth position. Captain Pegram and Granville Sharpe have both shot con- sistently low scores in every match. In the opening engagement with Hampden-Sydney the Wildcats were narrowly defeated, 9 ' 7 -8)2 . They came back the next day. however, to easily overwhelm Boston College. 7 i- i. During Spring Holidays the team traveled south and were beaten rather badly by the Universities of Georgia. Florida, and South Carolina. On their return they immediately pro- ceeded to trounce Catawba, 1 1 ' -6) : . and shut out Kalamazoo. 18-0. Against a highly-touted Duke team the Wildcats were barely beaten. 1 1 ' 1 - 6 ' 1 . and with their hardest matches of the season behind them, they stand a good chance of winning all their remaining engagements. Prospects are fairly bright for next year with both Sharpe and Abels returning, while sev- eral freshmen have shown exceptional promise, and the remaining places should be well taken care of. Cooper, Co-Captmn Firsl r,W. lllLFN. JOVVKR. I)T K (I .S.viim r Kv: Washiukn. Kkhk. lu Cm-t lI KNsiiiK .fR Spksifb. Ml Fadvkn . J if. CIa m iios. I ' RKVKK, I ' fAR.K. Wll.SON. MlKUOCK. CROSS-COUNTRY ,;.„ul r.nc. L..A, .. W 1 WILDCAT STARS P FOOTBALL Davidson ' s freshman football team, under the guidance of Coach Crowell Little, had one of the best rounded teams of recent years — though probably not as good as last year ' s fine outfit. In the line Captain Herb Rainey was the outstanding man and seems to be slated for a varsity berth. Several good backs. Fred- erick, Maloney, Ehly, Lacy, and Sprunt, all played well and will be counted on heavily next season. CROSS-COUNTRY The freshman cross-country team, possess- ing only one outstanding runner, had a much poorer season than usual. Rufus Nimmons was the only consistent point winner for the team and placed first or second in every meet. Belk. Ansley. and McLean all showed up well and will be needed greatly next fall as prac- tically all the varsity is graduating. TENNIS— Manager Vi Ehlv, Sutton. GOLF— Washbirx, IGAN, Newbold, Schmidt, Darracott, , Cavert, Ervin, Paterson, Pollock, Carter. TRACK— Front Ron ' : Axsley. XIcCov, Lumpkin, McGeachy, Murray. E. Parks, Second Roiv: Martin, Dick, McGee, Horan, Ooilvie, Belk. BASKETBALL Though not an excellent team, the Wild- kittens were a smooth-working outfit which emphasized teamwork rather than individual stars. Coach Little is to be commended for developing several players who can be counted on for varsity service. Keffer and Frederick are slated for first team positions, while Belk. Maloney. and Grossc should all see some service. WRESTLING The freshman wrestling team, always an athletic question mark, was even more an unknown quality this year than usual. Ashby Dick and Conyers were the most consistent winners and should sec some action next year, while Parks, Murray. Busby, and Brinson showed considerable promise in the various divisions. VOOT AIJL— First Ro-m: Be. ty, Brinson, Brown, Carter, Dick, Ehly, Frederick, Grey, Grosse. Second Rotv : Hevener, Lacy, Long, Tate, McCrary, McIntosh, Maloney-, Moorhead, Paterson, Pharr. Third Rozv: Rainey, Sprunt, Stephenson, Lumpkin, Walker, Walton, Washburn, Wood, Young. ' t ' 9 ' S P e  rw ' i -ii J RACK f.TRACJt- TRA« V ■ • i ' ' - ' - k f t e. ,Ci C:y C.i. ,0 C C: n ' ft} n c o ' lb a. f r i c=) ' a jmr l f , j. ( . ' F -1 f v )R FUTURE YEARS TENNIS Sinci ' tlioy li.iw yil lo play .1 sin K ' malcli. th . ' tri ' shnian tennis u• m is still .1 ct)nii ' )K ' l . ly unknown factor. CK-nc Sutton is sure ol tlio number one position and should be ready tor varsity action next spring. Ihe other positions are still in doubt, thoujih Neubold. Parriyin. Scliinitlt. and Wood are almost sure to play, lihlv and Morton are liyhtinjj it out lor the other place antl .Iini IXinacini may see some service. T R C K 1 houi h woelully weak in the ueiglit divisions, the freshman track team is probably the best all-around freshman team of the year. The running events are all well-tilled, but the tield events are still verv much in doubt, l.ong in the javelin. Belk in the high jump, and Horan in the pole vault are all capable per- formers, but a really good weight man is yet to be found. (■R ).SS- or. TRV • ..« Kou-: Nimmu.ns. Axslky. M( Nfu.i.. Smihi, I.. SD, NicKtLS. Sci ' tmii Ho:f: Coach J. (iammo.n, Douglas, MacLea-v, Tarlktok. E. Parks, Parric.i.v. Stimso.n. BASEBALI- — Front Rate: Paterson, Lke, Caterson. Fulcher, Roth, Brooks, Keffer. Davis, Piiii.i.ips. Wayman, Dubi.ey. Setoiul Rmi:: eoAcii Little. Manager Yates, BROrGii. Legerton, Maloney, Crosse, O ' I.EARY, I.A. E, Chapman, Kochelle, Hevener. Ehly, Raney. GOLF I hough their record tails tt) show it. the Ireshman goiters have as many good perform- ers as any otiier freshman team, and at least two of these will be needed on the varsity next year, Pete C avert has been playing in the number one position, and seems to be the best of the lot. Ik-n Washburn. Wilbur Charter, and Scotty Patterson comprise the rest of the team, which has won two and lost three to date. BASEBALL lacking a good battery but having power at the plate, the Kitten Baseball team has managed to win several games and has never been really badly beaten. Frederick. KcfTer. Grosse. and I:hly have all been pitching with the best work by the first two, who together turned in a three-hit victory over P. J. C. As yet it ' s too early to tell whether any of the freshmen are varsity prospects. liA. ' KKTHAI. I, • ;« Rm-: Darraioti, Bklk, KtfEtR, Sihmiut. Si-fonJ RiAv: Stimson, CJrosse, Frederick, Fulcher, Wayman. Malosev not present when picture was made. WRESTLING— FroH Rmi ' : Busby, .Murray, I ' arks, C oa ii Parker. Second Rtnv: Clontz, Carter. Dick, Coxyers. INTERDORMITORY AND 1. Champions in the interfratcrnity Vol- leyball tournament were the Sigma Phi Ep- silons. Led by Tony Casali and Bill Hamilton, the S.P.E. ' s were undefeated for the season. Front row, from left to right arc Dudley, Bivins, Ed Hay, Casali, Sleet, and John Hay. Back rou left to right: Henderson, Tarleton, Hamilton, McDaniel, and Turner. 2. With only interdormitory Softball left in the schedule, the boys of West are well in the lead for dormitory honors. This year marked the first time that there has been dormitory competition since the traditional Georgia-Watts game was abolished. It sup- planted the interclass sports program. First row. left to right: Shore, McReynolds. Barker, W. Taylor, Pharr, McCall, Squires, Gilmore. Caldwell, and E. Hay. Second row. left to right: J. Bolin, Garvey, Saunders, Long, Cooper, Hamilton, J. Hay, Smith. Otts. Mc- Kinnon, R. Turner, and Williams. 3. This year our student body was well represented in the Golden Gloves Boxing Competition held in Charlotte. Dick Hudson and Buck Powell both did well: Dick went through two rounds undefeated and Buck through one. 4. The Kappa Sigmas captured the inter- fraternity bowling tourney for the second straight year with a crack team. Front row: Scott Cooper and Land. Bacfi row: Thomp- son. Scott, and Watkins. Not present when the picture was made were Hill Cooper, Jim- my Cooper, two mainstays of the team. 5. David Sprunt served a good term this year as regular gym instructor. Although there was no gym team this year. Dave was always INTER FRATERNITY SPORTS on hand M tin ' old nym. ready to help any- body, lie was ably assisleil by Vt odall Rose, who was unable lo be present when ihe piiliire was made. 0. 1 he interlraternil V basketball toiirna nient eni.letl in a three way tie between the S.A.l-.s. the Phi Dells, and the K.A. ' s. Absent from the picture of the S.A.H. team below were such stars as Ficklen. Lefever. Bob Smith. Bill Wood, and F ' aison. Fronl rou U-l l lo rii hl: Bob Wood. Jones, Tom Hackney, and Rogers. Second roic. led lo ric hl : McDuflle. ' ouni;. Anderson, and Caldwell. 7. Although they beat the S.A.E. basket- teers. the K.A. ' s were defeated once, as was the Phi Delt team, composed of 1 enney, Glenn, L. Hunter. Terrell, and Turner, a picture of which was unavailable. I he K.A. team, pic- lured, below, is as follows: front roa ' . U-ft lo ni hl: Wilson, Spencer, Thomas, and King; second roa ' , left to riiiht: Paterson, Lemmon. C ' lladden, and Vanlandingham. 8, I he mighty Phi Dell football stjuad was the t)nly team which incurred only one loss — this to the S.A.P.s. livery other team was beaten at least twice. The line, from left to ru ht: Tenney, Raynor. Terrell, Burton, Mashburn, McGeachy. and Charter. Backfield, from left loricihl: Dale, (lilmore. Hunter, and Boy kin. 9. The Kappa Alpha ' s track team was far in the lead of any oiher fraternity, and won with a score of thirty-odd points. Front roa, ' : Belk, Arnold. Lemmon. King. Second roiv: Sandifer. Thomas, Wilson, Tauck. Back roa ' ; D. Sprunt. Other stars were: Vanlandingham and Hugh Sprunt.  • ' -■ — - ' ■■!- . :za6f iis ' PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Paul B. Marion. President Kappa Alpha James L. Anderson. Jr.. Secretary . . Pi Kappa Alpha B. Gales McClintock. Treasurer Beta I ' hela Pi William G. Ross Kappa Sigma John W. Holland Phi Gamma Delia George M. 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Rankin. Jr. William M. Shaw. Jr. Edward B. Taylor Albert C. Winn Joseph C. Barnwell Donald C. Caterson Morton L. Church Jack G. Faucette 1943 C. Allan Graham James P. McCrary Frank N. Mebane. Jr. J. Marvin Mebane Robert W. Raney Craig R. Schmidt Lucius H. Stephenson B. B. Walker RAMM Y. ' r.J BlR( II Hand llDWl 1 I . W JOYNl K M( Clinrkk M( KNIiillT I ' H.KAM SHl-KMAN BAl.Sl.l Y BAKNWI 1 I , M C ' lARROli McAL ' I.AY SlIARI ' l Sl ' MMl KVIl 1 1 AlWAllR BRYANI Cm Nl Y HOWHl I.. J JACKSON McAl I r Mai nil vs 1 H11.1I S POWHLI. PROI ' ST RANKIN SHAW TAYLOR WINN BARNWHLl.. J. Catkrson Church faucette Graham McCrary Mebanh. p. Mebane. M. RANEY Schmidt Stephenson Walker f ( fy r f - f; r yi  (f - U-f = -. } J mm l ' a a p f : o J? o e •O i o.. Pi p o c p. p Colors: Pmk and BUw FLOWER: Kilarney Rose MISS ELEANDR DEAS sponsor Pi Kappa Alpha PI KAPPA ALPHA Founded at University of Virginia. March I, 1868. Dr. Howard B. Arbuckle Fratres in Facultate Dr. a. M. Hillhouse Dr. Edwin F. Shewmake L. D. CoLTRANE. III. President RuFus K. Allison James L. Anderson. Jr. Fratres in Collegia 1940 George H. Coaxes James H. Crutchfield John W. Kennedy Ralph Monger. Jr. Roger M. Rice. Jr. William E. Perdew James K. Pope John C. Abels. Jr. Joseph M. Brinson Paul Browning. Jr. Stuart W. Gibbs John R. Jones Donald R. Bell Robert W. Elder David N. Henderson 1941 J. Toddy Latimer James M. McDonald Ross S. McElwee. Jr. Sam Overby 1942 Ray C. Hoover, Jr. J. Carlton Parsons. Jr. Edwin W. Reeves Edgar E. Scott Sidney M. Sample Joseph G. Shelton Edwin F. Shewmake. Ill Jean F. Wine Vernon H. Youngblood Jack S. Simonds J. Marvin Sink Robert P. Washburn Robert L. Brinson. Jr. Edward C. Brooks. Jr. Charles D. Byers 1943 Wilbur L. Carter. Jr. Thomas G. Lane. Jr. Joseph E. Martin James F. Neill, Jr. Ross L. Parks Clarence E. Pierce Harry E. Pollock. Jr. COI.IKANI . I ' res ALLISON ANDliRSON COATl-S CRUTCIII II LI) Kl NNLOY MDNia K PliRDLW POI ' li Rki: ABhLS BKINSON. J. Browning GIBBS JONHS I.ATIMl R McDonald McElwi-1- OVtRBY SAMPLl- SHfcLTON Sill WMAKi: WINL YOUNtiBLOOD BELL Elder Henderson HOOVIR Parsons Reeves Scott SlMONDS Sink washburn BRINSON. R. W. Brooks Byers Carter Lane MARTIN NEILL PARKS Pierce Pollock J :::: f r ' n . O- p. f! . Ci ft Tj fTo. O. O. O ' O jft, o p a ej  7 - ' r7 - ,- ' Colors: Cnimet and Ciolcl f-LOWLR: Ltly of the Valley MISS MEADE WILSON sponsor Kappa Alpha KAPPA ALPHA Founded at Washington and Lcc University. December 21. 1865. Professor John C. Bailey. Dr. Frazer Hood F rat res in Facultate Jr. Mr. Frank Lee Jackson Lt. Col. G. T. Mackenzie Prof. William G. McGavock Dr. Charles M. Richards David Worth Sprunt. President W. Ross Gladden Thomas R. McLean Fratres in Collegia 1940 Paul Blaine Marion Thomas S. Perrin. Jr. WiLLiA.M Y. Preyer. Jr. Samuel R. Spencer. Jr. Richard R. W. Winters Richard Tribble Arnold Gordon Clift Horton Edward W. Jackson 1941 John Henry King Rex W. Lauck William McIntosh Lemmon Francis Vanlandingham Fred Eugene Little. Jr. Beverly S. Royster. Ill Marshall B. Sherrin, Jr. Richard Lobdell Coppedge James L. Houston. Jr. George L. Mitchell, Jr. 1942 Thomas Owen Pinkerton Richard Davis Thomas Benjamin B. Turnage 1943 Campbell Wallace Ansley. Jr. Columbus Carlisle Moorhead John Montgomery Belk Arthur Renwick Paterson Joseph Ernest Flowers James Merrill Peace. Jr. Anderson Page Harris Robert James Robertson John Lacy MacLean. Jr. Myron Guy Sandifer. Jr. John Mason Wallace. Jr. Charles Hansell Watt. Jr. Archibald Cameron Wilson George Taylor Sinclair Frederick Womble Speas Hugh Hamilton Sprunt Ernest Benjamin Walton, Jr. Benjamin Mills Washburn Sprint. D . v. Cil ADDI N M( I I AN. I . MARION Pi KRIN I ' KI VI R Si ' l Nil R WiNTIRS ARN01.I HORION JACKSIIN KlNi. I.Al ' ( K LiMMON I.mLI- ROYSTI-R SlIlRRIN VANl.ANniN(,llA l COI ' IM-Dtll-: HOI ' STON MlK III-LL PlNKl RTON Tho.mas TVRNAGE W ' AI.I-ACIi WATT Wilson ANSI.KY BELK Flowers Harris MACLEAN. 1.. moorhead paterson Peace Robertson sandifer Sinclair SPEAS Sprunt. H. Walton WASHBL ' RN e- cx - f o n }f j Ci t . fT ' . f! . O. O r Hiiiiyiirii C). D, f ' C: Ti - ' -- ' 7Tj Cj. ( r- O. J Colors : Crimson and Gold FlowkrS: Magnolia and Rose MISS JOSEPHINE BRIDGER Sponsor Sigma Alpha Epsilon i; : SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Founded at the University of Alabama. March 9, 1856. Prof. Archibald Currie Dr. James M. Douglas Fratres in Facullate Prof. Edward J. Erwin Dr. Scott C. Lyon Dr. John W. MacConnell Prof. William W. Wood James G. Currie. President Erle H. Austin Thomas Crichton. Ill Fratres in Collegia 1940 George M. Ficklen Thomas A. Hackney C. Bennett Harrison S. Alderman McLean Walter H. Powell. James N. Thomas Robert H. Wood Jr. Henry T. Bahnson Campbell Baird Thomas V. Cauble 1941 Herbert A. Codington. Jr. George L. Grantham, Jr. Robert Lefever James H. McDuffie Hector MacLean L WooDALL Rose. Jr. Charles Allcott Frank Caldwell John Crichton William Faison Baxter Freeze 1942 Claude Hackney Richard Hudson Southgate Jones Edwin Lucas Robert McLeod Ben Moore Frank Powell Stewart Rogers Robert Smith William Sprunt Henry Wilson Clarence Anderson Robert Douglas Edward Erwin William Grosse 1943 Frank Lee Alva Lumpkin Tal Rochelle IvEY Stuart George Tate William Wood Peter Young CL ' KKII I ' liS Austin Ckiciiihn, I lu KI.I N HA( KM V. I Makkison M I I AN, A Pmvn I w I TIIDMAn V(X)|). K BAMNSON HAIKI) CAUB1.1-: Codington Grantham I.KIIVIR McDll I II- MA( 1.1 AN. H Rosi- Ali.coti CALDWI 1.1. Crichton. J. Faison FRt-KZI- HACKNI V. C. Hudson Jones Lucas McLeod MooRi: POWKI-l.. I-. ROGI-RS Smith Sprunt Wilson Anderson Douci.as Frwin Grosse Lee Lumpkin Rochelle Stuart Tate Wood, w. Young „tt, f T . C ' D , . f ' ) o C f) £c r rrv O. C:: n D f - o f ' cs ,r i tJ «! «rf. f J Jp .l __ y- f C T-i ..e ' . a f ' if: ' J! C J Colors: Royal Purple and Old Gold FLOWER: Violet MISS BETTY WALDRDN Sponsor Kappa Sigma KAPPA SIGMA Founded at the University of Virginia in 1867. Mr. F. W. Hengeveld Fratres in Facultate Dr. Lewis B. Schenck Mr. a. Heath Whittle Neal Anderson Scott, President William Black James C. Cooper Karl G. Hudson, Jr. Fratres in Collegia 1940 J. Gray Hunter Thomas E. McAlpine W. Melvin Means Stuart R. Oglesby, III J, Robert Phipps William G. Ross Edward T. Watkins Charles G. Yates Armistead Burwell, Hill P. Cooper Scott P. Cooper III 1941 Robert Wood Finley James G. Hogg Thomas P. Johnston Karl C. Jonas William E. Loftin John A. Purdie John B. Clark James R. Crook Edward Hipp 1942 Richard S. Kelly. Jr. CoiT M. Robinson. Jr. William H. Squires J. Alston Thompson Thomas S. Yarborough Priestly Conyers. Ill H. Vincent DeWitt, Jr, J. Ashby Dick G. WlLEMAN Ehly 1943 Hugh M. Grey. Jr. Benjamin R. Lacy, III Langley p. Land Joseph B, McCoy. Jr, John F. McGee Joseph C. Nelson, Jr. J, Dickson Phillips Richard G, Smith, Jr. Eugene M, Sutton Scon. Vis. Bl.ACK ClKll ' l R. .1 Hldson Hl ' NTI-R M 7M.IMN1- Ml ANN Oi.l iNbV PlIIIM ' S Ross Waikins N ' A I IS BURWELl. COOPl R. H. Cooi i:r. S. lINLliY Horn; Johns ION Jonas l.OI-TIN PL ' Knii- Clark Crook Hii ' P KliLLY ROhlNSON SQUIRtS TIIOMI SON YARBOROL ' Gll CONYI-RS Di-wni Dick Khly Griy LACY LAND McCoy McGi;ii Nhi.son Phillips Smith Sutton .xCff rj. if . O p. ip f . Pj .c . C ' ) ( f f C) ' a f o o O- f Colors: Scarlel. Whucand Emeiald CJreen FlovvlR: Lily of the Valley MISS MARGARET PATTERSON sponsor Pi Kappa Phi ' ' 1 - tis 4 % y :, ' m ' i ' V J PI KAPPA PHI Founded at the Colleg: of Charleston. December 10. 1 ' 504. Fratres in Facultate Prof. Ernest A. Beaty Dr. Guy R. Vowles Julian L. Lokey. President William H. Boyce David C. Colvin Fratres in Collegia 1940 Thomas A. Fry Harry V. Hendrick William K. Masters Horace P. Reeves Frank Simmons. Jr. Herbert H. Swasey Paul W. Bumbarger. Jr. John J. Covington NORRIS S. Erb 1941 J. Boyd Flynn Albert L. Green Louis C. Hite. Jr. Frank Niven James W. Saunders Robert E. Ballard Robert R. Garvey. Jr. Geddie Herring Ernest Larkin. Jr. Julian L. McCall 1942 LoNNiE Miller Marion Mobley. Jr. James W. Morgan Mac Glenn Morris W. C. Plunkett. Jr. Philip Suttlemyre Blanton Williamson Thomas G. Withers Samuel M. Woodward Vincent Wyche T. G. Brough. Jr. Robert H. Goudy Calhoun Hipp George D. Horan Frank H. Logan 1943 Clarence McArthur John T. McCrea Ed Murray. Jr. Leon A. Paine C. Erskine Parks Robert F. Patton John K. Robinson Joseph P. Smith Archie L. Snipes Jack Wayman Donald C. Williamson I.OKl V. ' rrv BOYl I CXll.VIN n v 111 NDKK K MASTIiRS Rl 1 VIS SIMMONS SWASI Y IU ' MHAK(,1 K COVINGION l:KU ILYNN GKl-tN HlTI NlVlN sal!ni)i rs Ballard GARVI Y Hl-RRINO Larkin McCall MiLLlR MOHLUV Morgan MORRLS Plunkitt SL ' TTLI .MYRI- W ' ILL.IAMSON. B. WiTHHRS Woodward Wychh B ROUGH GOUDV Hipp HORAN Logan mcarthur McCri-a Murray PAINl Parks Paiton Robinson Smith Sniims WAYMAN Williamson. D. e ,D e ( r r fT: O. O. 0 ::. C O , Ci O O- Q O O. p. f , r, fT c ,r o C.) O g-! o o Colors: Gold and White FlowfR: Red Rose MISS ANN SUTHERLAND Sponsor Phi Gamma Delta PHI GAMMA DELTA Founded at Washington and Jefferson College. April 22, 1848. Dr. Elmer E. Brown Fralres in Facullate Dr. William P. Gumming Mr. Eugene T. McEver Dr. George B. Watts T. L. Harnsberger. Jr.. Pres. Herbert Julian Bolin. Jr. James Daniel Gilliam Fratrcs in Collegio 1940 John W. Holland Robert O. Kellogg. Jr. Beal Brent Plyler. Jr. George H. Richmond. Jr. George W. Stowe. Jr. John S. Throop. Jr. Frank P. Barker. Jr. William J. Bolin Chase Brenizer. Jr. Robert C. Johnson. Jr. 1Q41 William H. McReynolds. Jr. Charles L. Martin. Jr. William Blair Miller OcTAvius McC. Otts. Jr. J. Hewes Parrish William R. Pharr. Jr. Richard E. Shore George W. Taylor. Jr. Earle Gardner Bellamy Monroe Bush, Jr. Harwell McC. Darby 1Q42 Douglas Dillard Daniel M. Hodges. Jr. William H. Mitchell. Jr. Thomas McL. Rogers. Jr. Archibald B. Taylor A. Ralph Williams Walter Wooten. Jr. Peterson Cavert Harris J. Fields Roland W. Jones, Jr. Robert H. Keeper 1943 Walter J. Kyle, Jr. Matt Long William J. Lyman, Jr. RUFUS K. NiMMONS Preston C. Oliver R. Clay Willia.ms. Jr. Jesse A. Wooten HARNMM K .1 K. ' (. BOI IN.H. J Cjlll lAM Hol I AND Kl I ICXA.-. in Ml R Rl IIMONO srowi I ' llRCXIl BAKKI R Boi IN. V J. BRI NI 1 R Johnson M( Ri VNoi i s MARTIN Mil. I. IK Otis parrisii PlIARR SiioRr TAYI OR. V. BlM.AMY Bush DARBY DlLLARD HOIX.US Mitchell ROC.fcRS TAYLOR. A WiLLIA.MS. R WOOTEN. W Cavert Fields Jones Keeefr Kyle Long Ly.vian Nl.MMONS Oliver Williams. C. Wooten. J. r- ! L J 1 , C. O. ft } fti O ?! O, ft C- ' y v n f W? cf ij-. i Ji « ' ;,  ■« P CCLORS: ' urp f linJ U ' ji f FLOWr.K: ' urp f Clematis MISS MARIE CHALK Sponsor Phi Delta Theta ;S 1 V _j PHI DELTA THETA Founded at Miami University. December 26. 1848. Dr. C. K. Brown Fratres m Facultatc Dr. Kennhth J. Foreman A. Richard Kenyon. President J. Harper Beall. Jr. James Cowan William C. Gilmore. Jr. Thomas J. Glenn Fratres m Collegia 1940 Victor Ronsaville Mollis Lauchlin S. Hunter Warren V. Ludlam. Jr. Charles G. Luther. Jr. John D. McGeachy Charles M. Mashburn Rea C. Tenney Hugh D. Verner Thomas M. Wells. Jr. John L. Withers Roy Burton. Jr. W. Andrew Dale Thomas D. Hatcher. Clyde A. Raynor Jr. 1941 Robert S. Reinhardt, Jr. Jo Newell Robinson H. Milli-;r Sproull Norman W. Stevenson William T. Turner. Jr. Eugene M. Vereen. Jr. Robert M. Williams. Jr. R. HuTCHiNs Booker Robert E. Carter George W. Dew 1942 John R. McKinnon James M. Owens. Ill James P. Rudolph Richard H. Stevenson Glenn Terrell. Jr. Jack W. Westall KiTT M. Beaty Frederick C. Boykin James Ali-red Chapman Philip Shelton Colson 1943 WiLLiAiM Connor F. Wellford Hobbie William M. Howell T. LoY Lewis. Jr. Henry N. McGeachy Henry McIntosh Dave Maloney Robert F. Simpson KliNVON. Prei BhAl I Cowan Cill.MUKI Cil I NN Hoi. 1 is HtNTI R I.UOLAM lA ' TllIR M :Gl ACHY. J MAMIBURN I 1 NNl Y Vl KNI R Wilis WlTHlIRS BL ' RTON DAI 1 HATCIII K RAYNOR RHINHARDT Robinson SPROULL STtVnNSON TLRNIiR VhREL-N Williams BOOKKR CARTliR Dew McKlNNON Owens Rudolph Stevenson Terrell Westall Beaty BOYKIN Chapman COLSON Connor HOBBIE Howell Lewis MClNTOSH McGeachy. H. Maloney Simpson Q p p f . O p v . J r:- o r n C: a f C} P !,: O ,o f ? O C i ! .C jC: p f -■ f? ' Colors: Argent and Azure Flo VI:r: White Carnation MISS MARJDRIE PDQLE Sponsor Sigma Phi Epsilon W ' SIGMA PHI EPSILON Founded at the University of Richmond, November. 1901. Prof. F. K. Fleagle Prof. H. E. Fulcher Fratres in Facultate Dr. a. V. GOLDIERE Dr. p. H. Gwynn Prof. J. K. Kimbrough J. Tony CasALI. President Robert D. Doty Fratres m Collegio 1940 Philip E. Edwards Walter C. Fitzgerald Fred F. Harbin Walter E. Kunz Felix O. Bell Russell B. Edmondson Thomas A. Galbreath. Jr. 1941 William H. Hamilton. Jr. John F. Hay Raymond W. McDaniel Philip B. Peyton, Jr. Rufus B. Powell Reb N. Rummel Edgar B. Watson. Jr. Joe G. Bivins J. Tom Chastain Richard R. Cobb Sidney E, Daffin 1942 Edward C, Hay S. D. Horner Hugh H. Knox Malcolm W. Kunz William D. Loy. Jr. Robert E. Sleet Roderick G. Turner David Vosburgh John W. Davis, Jr. Cameron R, Dudley John A. Frederick H. E. Fulcher, Jr. 1943 Charles Henderson, Jr, Clarence W. Legerton Thomas N. McLaughlin Fred Morton Herbert W. Rainey John C. Roth William A, Tarleton CASAI I. ' f. IXlTY l:i)WAKI)S 111 A,l KAMI llAKhIN Kr . V Bill. lUlMONDSDN GAl.hRI ATM IIAMII.ION HAY. J Ml OANIl 1 I 1 YION POWI 1 I Rl ' MMI 1 WAISON BlVlNS ClIASTAlN COBK DAI I IN HAY. li. HORNUR Knox KUNZ. M. LOY SLiiin Turner Vosburgh Davis Dudley Frederick FULCHER Henderson Legerton McLaughlin Morton Rainey Roth Tarleton f (T m t: .C: ,. .C) o Cj ,e , e izj ,0. Tj, ,0 f j ' • -■ ' J O. fT) O O a. Q O.. Cj O e: f:j O O. .O Colors: Re J and Purple FLOWERS: Violet and American Beauty Rose V ' - 1 ) t lADl.AM HONORARY FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS R. R. Gammon Sigma Delta Psi W. V. LUDLAM W. C. GlLMORH K. G. Hudson President . VuePrestdeni SecreUiry D. F. Cagll T. H. GuiON C. B. Harrison K. M. MclNTYRl- Sigma Delta Pi Gamma Sigma Epsilon Commerce Club Red and Black Masquers MEMBERS Frank Sinlmons S. R. Oglesby Pi Gamma Mu Eumenean Literary Society B. G. McCLINTOCK Omicron Delia Kappa T. J. Abhrnathy Philanthropic Literary Society K. G. Hudson Sigma Upsilon J. M. Cowan ■D Club W. V. LUDLAM Eta Sigma Phi T. L. Harnsberghr Scabbard and Blade W. N. BovcE Alpha Epsilon Delta R. E. Balsley Beaver Club J. D. Gilliam International Relations Club J. H. Beall Beta Gamma Phi D. W. Sprunt Le Cercle Franqats E. H. Austin Delta Epsilon R. D. Doty Delta Pht Alpha D. C. Colvin Alpha Psi Omega V. C GiLMORH Sigma Pi Sigma S. D. Crane Y. MCA. Cabinet PHI BETA KAPPA Prof, J. C. Bailey Dr. C. K. Brown Dr. W. p. Gumming Prof. A. Currie Prof. C. G. Davidson Dr. J. M. Douglas Prof. E, J. Erwin Dr. K. J. Foreman Dr. p. H, Gwynn, Jr. Fiat res in Facilitate Dr. G. R. Harding Dr. a. M. Hillhouse Dr. Frazer Hood Dr. T. S. Logan Mr. F. L. Jackson Dr. F. W. Johnston Prof. H. T. Lilly Dr. W. L. Lingle Dr. J. W. MacGonnell Prof. W. G. McGavcck Prof. J. A. McGeachy Prof. W. L. Porter Dr. G. M. Richards Dr. M. E. Sentelle Dr. E. F. Shewmake Prof. O. J. Thies. Jr. Dr. G. B. Watts Dr. R. deV. W ' illia.mson Prof. W. W. Wood Dr. H. B. Arbuckle Fratres Sororesque in Urbe Dr. W. R. Grey Mrs. W. p. Gumming J. Rodman Williams D. G. GoLViN R. D. Doty T. H. GuiON T. L. Harnsberger J. W. Holland Fratres in Colleyio E. G. HULEN W. VanG. Ludla.m. Jr. L. G. Menius W. E. Perdew J. K. Pope R. W. Ramsey B..W. SlTTERSON S. R. Spencer. Jr. Tenney DtriY HARNMU Ki.l R MOI I AMI Ml NIL ' S POI ' I RAMSl Y o ( ry Cj A , C . - J OMICRON DELTA KAPPA H. B. Arbuckle J. C. Bailey E. A. Beaty C. K. Brown A. CURRIE J. M. Douglas E. J. Erwin F. K. Fleagle Fratres in Facultatc K. J. Foreman FI. E. Fulcher W. R. Grey F. W. Hengeveld A, M. HlLLHOUSE F. L. Jackson F. W. Johnston W. L. Lingle J. W. MacConnell E. T. McEver C. M. Richards J. S. Rice L. B. Schenck M. E. Sentelle N. V. Shepard G. R. Vowles A. H. Whittle J. T. Casali J. M. Cowan S. D. Crane J. G. Currie T. L. Harnsberger C. B. Harrison Fratres m Collegia 1940 J. W. Holland K. G. Hudson. Jr. R. O. Kellogg. Jr. A. R. Kenyon W. VanG. Ludlam, Jr. B. G. McClintock P. B. Marion C. M. Mashburn. Jr. R. W. Ramsey G. H. Richmond. Jr. N. A. Scott S. R. Spencer. Jr. D. W. Sprunt y ea fMJ CASAM Cowan CKANl Clrkii HARNSHI ' Kl.liK Harrison Holland Hl ' DSON KlLLOtK, Kl-NYON Ludlam McClinioi:k Marion mashburn RAMSEY Richmond Scott Spencer Sprunt 1 o o •V ' t ' 4 - tv • O Cj. Cj J mMik %-- a .-ti , r:, iii ' V ' . ' Hi c P rr.-) i i f1 ■ : ii ii r ' S -ST o Lt i SIGMA UPSILON (literary) Blue Pencil Chapter Fratres in Facultate Prof. E. A. Beaty Dr. C. K. Brown Dr. W. p. Gumming Prof. C. G. Davidson Prof. E. J. Erwin Dr. a. V. Goldiere Dr. Frazer Hood Dr. Frontis Johnston Dr. H. T. Lilly Dr. Rene deV. Williamson Fratres in Collegia 1940 E. H. Austin J. W. Holland K. G. Hudson D. A. McLean W. M. Means G. L. Milne T. S. Perrin R. W. Ramsey N. A. Scott S. R. Spencer 1041 P. W. Bumbarger W. A. Dale J. R. Jones E. B. Watson P. L. Withers 1942 D. M. Hodges ALPHA EPSILON DELTA (PkiMI DICM. ) North Carolina Alpha Fralres in Facullate Dr. S. B. Knight Dr. S. C. Lyon Dr. J. V. MacConniu.l I ' ratn-s in Colleiito 1040 W. N. Bovci R. D. Doty W. C. Fitzghrald H. V. Hlndrick J. G. Huntizr O. L. Joyni;r. Jr. J. L. 1.oki:y W. K. Masters C. W. Sherman B. W. Sitterson 1941 H. T. Bahnson R. U. Balsley J. H. McDuEEii:. Jr. I.W. Rose. Jr. ?: ( f f ??! O ' IX ,r j w 1 ' f INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Fratres in Facultate Dr. Cecil K. Brown Dr. Archibald Currie Dr. R. deV. Williamson Fratres in Collegia 1940 J. T. Ferguson J. D. Gilliam T. L, Harnsberger J. W. Holland A. R. Kenyon J. L. LOKEY T. S. Perrin F. Simmons D. W. Sprunt T. W. Wells 1941 F. P. Barker P. W. BUMBARGER R. W. FiNLEY L. C. Hue T. P. Johnston J. R. Jones R. W. Lauck W. E. LOFTIN H. MacLean C. L. Martin E. B. Watson P. L. Withers 1942 R. D. Thomas J. A. Thompson LE CERCLE FRANCAIS (Aflilii- . ' ) 1.1 {-Vdcration ck- 1 ' Alli.uui ' Franqaisc i litabliccn l ' )28 Mi ' ssicLirs l.es Prules ieurs Dr. a. V. GOLDIERE Dr. G. B. Watts Dr. R. di:V. Williamson Messieurs Les Mcmbres 1940 W. F. Blrch. Jr. D. C. COLVIN J. C. Cooper. Jr. S. D. Crane P. E. Edwards J. K. Pope S. R. Spencer. Jr. D. W. Sprunt J. L. Withers l ' )41 H. T. Bahnso.n Chase Brenizer. Jr. F. W. Jackson J. M. LiLES F. E. Little. Jr. G. W. Taylor D. B. Tho.mpson 1942 W. C. Plunkett, Jr. E. E. Scott Messieurs Les Membres Associes 1941 L. H. Garrou R. M. Smith 1942 J. H. Brady. Jr. A. B. Taylor. Jr. A. C Winn fT: fT) !fj ' jf O Cb o fT ■ i t. (Tj ff ff % P e: r T. i!r c PI GAMMA MU (Social Science) Established at Davidson in 1938 Fratres in Facultate P. H. GWYNN R. deV. Williamson Fratres in Collegia 1940 T. J. Abernathv D. C. COLVIN T. A. Fry D. C. HOTT E. C. HULEN G. L. Milne J. R. Phipps. Jr. R. W. Ramsey Frank Simmons. Jr. D. W. Sprunt J. L. Withers 1941 p. W. Bumbarger L. C. HiTE J. R. Jones C. T. Leinbach W. E. LOFTIN E. B. Watson P. L. Withers ETA SIGMA PHI (Classical) Al.IMlA NL ' ClIAPTlK nst.iblislHcl in 10 28 Friilres in I ' aciilluli ' J. C. Baili;y E. A. BeaTY C. R. Harding J. A. McGi-ACHY. Jr. C. M. Richards G. R. Vowli:s Fralres in Collegia 1040 T. J. Abi-RNATHY W. F. BURCH T. J. Glenn J. W. Holland A. R. Kknyon W. V. Ludlam L. C. Menius S. R. Ogles BY J. R. Phipps. Jr. R. W. Ramsey R. N. Smith D. W. Sprunt T. M. Wells 1041 F. P. Barker. Jr. E. E. Brown W. A.Dale J. B. Flynn o o ' f,i -- ' f BEAVER CLUB (Honorary Underclass) 1941 John C. Abels. Jr. Henry T. Bahnson Robert E. Balsley Tom V. Cauble George L. Grantham. Jr. Robert C. Johnson. Jr. John R. Jones Woodall Rose G. Winston Taylor Edgar B. Watson Robert M. Williams. Jr. 1942 Donald R. Bell Robert E. Carter Richard L. Coppedge Claude J. Hackney Edwin F. Lucas, Jr. George M. Marsh James M. Owens. Ill James P. Rudolph Jack S. Simonds COMMERCE CLUB {•oundi ' d in 1 ' ' 7 [■UI.I H. AlSTIN. .Ik. Wii.i.iAM Black LLSITR D. Col.TRANli Tom Ckiciiton Pi 111 IP I:. Edwards Gl ORGl: M. FlCKl.lN Frpd F. Harbin Thomas A. Hacknhy C. Bi:nni-tt Harrison Elmhr C. HULl n William S. King B. Gali-.s McClintock John D. McGi:achy B. B. Plylhr. Jr. Thel H. Ragsdale George H. Richmond. Jr. Tho.mas a. Roberts George W. Stowe. Jr. James N. Thomas George H. Wright. Jr. ■1 ii ' s ' J ' SIGMA DELTA PI (SPANISH) Omega Chapter Founded in 1919 Fratres in Facultate F. L. Blythe F. K. Fleagle A. V. Goldiere Fratres in Collegia 1940 W. Black D. F. Cagle F. F. Harbin J. W. Holland C. M. Mashburn T. A. Roberts 1941 W. H. Barnwell T. A. Galbreath F. G. Hall G. H. McDonald R. S. Reinhardt W. Summerville SIGMA PI SIGMA (PlIVSICS) Al I ' llA CMlAl ' ll U FouruKil .u n.ividson ( olli-gi- in 1021 rmlrvs in Fucitlialc J M lX)i ' c.l.As W. M. Douglas H. 12. Fulchi-:r W. G. McGavock VV. N. Ml-BANF W. W. Wood Fralres in Collegia 1940 R. K. Allison D. F. Cagle J. M. Gammon W. C. GiLMORE T. H. Gl ' ion W. E. KUNZ H. H. SWASEY 1941 C. Bri Nizi R. Jr. J. F. Hay J. I.. McLucAS E. N. Maxwell J. W. Moore 1 ? P , ' .J • ' ■ ' «h.. DELTA PHI ALPHA (GERMAN) Epsilon Chapter Founded in 1931 Fratres in Facultate E. A. Beaty C. R. Harding H. T. Lilly G. R. VOWLES T. B. Daniel Fratres m Collegia 1940 R. D. Doty J.G. Hunter B. L. Johnson W. E . KUNZ W. K . Masters W. E . Perdew R. W . Ramsey B. W . SiTTERSON R. C. Tenney 1941 W. P . Boyle E. E. Brown H. A. Codington P. S. Crane W. H [. Hamilton J.R. Jones C. T , Leinbach R. S. McElwee J. N. Robinson P. L. Withers V. H . YOUNGBLOOD 1942 D. M L Hodges GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON (ClIlMlSIRY) Alpha Alpha Chapti-r F-oundici .It D.ivitlson Clollcgc in 1 ' 1 ' ' Fratres in Facultatc H. B. Arbuckli: S. B. Knight T. S. Logan O.J. Thies FriKri ' .s- in Collegto 1940 R. K. Allison V. H. Boycl: R. D. Doty T. H. GuioN T. L. Harn,sbi;rgl;r T. S. Perrin. Jr. B. W. Sitthrson H. D. Verner 1941 H. T. Bahnson Chase Brenizer, Jr. P. H. Hobson. Jr. T. P. Johnston. Ill D. W. Talmage 1942 W. H. Squires J t Pi f ) J8im h p f i A% iiUiillHiJi DELTA EPSILON (JOURNALISM) Founded in 193 9 1940 T. J. Abernathy E. H. Austin J. T. Casali J. F. Chetwood D. C. COLVIN J. G. CURRIE K. G. Hudson J. L. LOKEY C. G. Luther A. F. Lytch W. M. Means T. S. Perrin B. B. Plyler 1941 T. V. Cauble W.A.Dale J. D. Grier J. M. LiLES Hector MacLean E. B. Watson Lawson Withers 1942 R. E. Carter E. C. Hay Southgate Jones BETA GAMMA PHI hr ' ' - K. !| Ml sK 1 st.iblishal M n.ivKlson in l ' n ) llanorary Members W. P. Babcock T. E. McDonald J.C. PionL 1940 J. H. Bi ALL, Jr. ,J. r. CJil T V(X1D ' . R. lk)LLis. Jr. B. L. Johnson T. H. Mcknight. Jr. 1941 N. S. Erb W. H. Ha.milton. Jr. L. C. HiTi;. Jr. P. H. HOLLIMl-LD C. 1.. Isll;v. Jr. J. M. McDonald C. L. Martin. Jr. R. N. Rummhl 1942 J. R. Crook F. D. Magill r f j 0 r D i o A DOBBS HATS i i ' of (•( Ini Cirailiuilcs ami i ' mlcruradiuilcs l: Ci ' iy where WlllUIAlK o (lO - - (I( I )()I?I ' .S Authori cd Dealer TATE- BROWN CO I?t) Soiilh Tryon CHARLOTTE. N. C. Till- 194()Qi ii ' s i)(j ks IS ROUND IN A KINGSKRAFT COVER Produced by The KINGSPORT PRi:SS KINGSPORT. 1 HNN. ROSTER OF STUDENTS SENIOR CLASS Thos. J. Abfrnjthv, Jr. Rufus Kite Allison Jas. I.. Anderson. Jr. Eric Harris Austin. Jr. James Harper Beall. Jr. William I;. Birmingham. Jr William Black Herbert Julian Bolin. Jr. William Henry Boyce William f-. Burch. Jr. il4 N. Highland St.. Gasionia. N. C. 5U4 Queens Road. Charlotte. N. C. 20 Pinckney St.. Greenville. S. C. 5?? AventSt.. Rocky Mount. N. C. 462 W. Harper Ave.. Lenoir. N. C. ?04 College St.. Trenton. Tenn. 1007 r-airmont St.. Greensboro. N. C. . . Mascot. Tenn. . R. F. D. No. 2. Wadesboro. N. C. Pennrose Park St.. Reidsvillc. N. C. Daniel f ' . Cagle John Tony Casali. Jr John Delbcr Chalk. Jr. James [•. Chetwood John Kelly Clinc George H. Coates. Jr. Lester Durctt Coltrane. Ill David Coleman Colvin James C. Cooper. Jr. Harry Hawkins Corbett James Middleton Cowan Sidney Dixon Crane Tom Crichton James Henry Crulchfield James Gordon Currie Jack Bedford Davidson Robert Douglas Doty Philip Edgar Edwards John Thomas Ferguson George M. Eicklen Walter Cleveland I it gerald Thomas Albert fry Joseph Moore Gammon Richard Rhea Gammon Philip Henry Garrou 5 I 9 Hamilton St.. Roanoke Rapids. N. C. 267 Hobart St.. 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When you think uf Dainty Umhrlocchcs 1 hink of MUNSING War charloth:. n. c. ROSTER OF STUDENTS E. Brown 35 Lal-ayettc Drive. AtlantJ. Ga. ul Brown. Jr. 106 James St.. Greenville, S. C. V. Bumbargcr 15 34 12th St.. Hickory. N. C. 1:. Burton. Jr Weaverville. N. C. Burwell. Jr 1 1 24 E. Morehcad St.. Charlotte. N. C. L. Caldwell Davidson. N. C. V. Cauble 645 Oaklawn Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. . H. Chapman Marion. N. C. H Coblentz 631 S. Fountain St.. Springfield. O. A Codington. Jr. . 1612 Chestnut St.. Wilmington. N. C. P. Cooper Henderson. N. C. P. Cooper Henderson, N. C. J. Covington 201 Camden St.. Wadesboro. N. C. E. Crane 691 Woodland Ave.. S.H.. Atlanta. Ga. S. Crane Hcizo. Chosen. Japan E. Crowell Oakboro. N. C. . A. Dale 205 W. 8th St.. Columbia. Tenn. W. Davis Route 7. Charlotte. N. C. A. Dearman. Jr Harmony. N. C. . R Eagan )02 Oakdalc Road. Atlanta. Ga. B. Edmondson Route 3, Tarboro. N. C. S. Erb 4 Tallahassee. St.. Badin, N. C. M. Farrior Chinkiang. Ku. 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Costs Less At STERCHI S To Furnish ) our House ROSTER OF STUDENTS C. C. Murphcy. Jr. Red Springs. N. C. J. F. Nivcn :i20 Green St.. Albemarle. N. C. O. M. Otis. Jr. 204 Lanier Ave.. Mobile. Ala. S. H. Overbv. Jr Snow Hill. N. C. T.H.Pardee 716 Clement Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. J. M. Parker Central Espana. Cuba J. H. Parrish . 424 Springdale Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. P. D. Patrick. Jr. Ill King St.. Kings Mt. N. C. P. B. Pevion. Jr. Davidson. N. C. W. R. Pharr. Jr. 5 7 Lynn Ave.. Clarksdalc, Miss. R. U. Powell 700 Washington Ave.. Navasota, Texas J. A. Purdic Box H9 . I ayeiteville. N. C. C. A. Raynor 36 Locust Ave.. Islip. Long Island. N. Y. C. E. Randolph Box 5 74. Kannapolis. N. C. R. S. Reinhardt I 15 W. Main St . Lincolnton. N. C. J.N.Robinson Box ' )S. Talladega, Ala. I.W.Rose. Jr. 1101 Sunset Ave.. Rocky Mount. N. C. B. S. Royster Oxford. N. C. R. N. Rummcl 1117 Harding Place. Charlotte. N. C. S. M. Sample 1 24 Kelly St.. Statesville. N. C. J. W. Saunders 610 N 5th St.. Albemarle. 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Coppcdge Roscdjlc, Miss. B. Y. Cowan . Columbia Road. Bristol, Tcnn. J. H. Crichton Minden. La. J. R. Crook 508 Sherwood Circle. Spartanburg. S. C. S. E. Daffin Amite. La. H. M. Darby 441 N. Wood Ave., Florence. Ala. M. L. Davis. Jr Davidson. N. C. G. W. Dew 2 Sutherland Ave., Charleston. S. C. D. Dillard 1012 N. Eugene St.. Greensboro. N. C. J. R. Dorton Route 4. Concord. N. C. J. H. Dumas 205 South St.. Talladega. Ala. N. L. Edwards Route 5. Winston-Salem, N. C. R. W. Elder 359 Warren Ave.. Cincinnati. Ohio P. H. Emanuel 308 Elm St.. Lancaster. S. C. J. H. Fain. Jr Hillcrcst Ave.. Tallahassee. Fla. W. W. Faison 1018 Queens Road. Charlotte. N. C. B. P. Freeze High Point. N. C. E. J. Garrou Valdese. N. C. R. R. Garvcy. Jr. 1 836 Runnymede Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. R. H. Graham Elkin. N. C. W. E. Gurlcy Route 2. Davidson. N. C. W. F. Haake 1866 Palmetto St.. Ridgewood. N. Y. C. J. Hackney, Jr Live Oak. Fla. L. L. Harvard Converse College. Spartanburg. S. C. E. C. Hay 1313 13th Ave., Hickory, N. C. D. N. Hendersoji Wallace. N. C. R. G. Herring Roseboro. N. C. R.B.Hill Box 338. Montrcat. N. C. E. B. Hipp 402 Victoria St.. Greensboro. N. C. D. M. Hodges. Jr 1614 Iredell Drive. Raleigh. N. C. G. H. Holt. Jr 2201 Crescent Ave.. Ext.. Charlotte. N. C. R. C. Hoover. Jr 97 Cedar St.. Charlotte. N. C. J. B. Hopper Mokpo. Korea. Asia S. D. Horner Crewe. Va. J. L. Houston. Jr, 7 Kings Mountain St.. York. S. C. J. B. Howell Ellcrbe. N. C. R, C, Hudson 4 Chelsea Place. Houston. Texas D, A. Huffines. Jr Route 2. Cameron. N, C, R. H, Jackson. Jr 409 N. 19th St.. Fort Smith. Ark, R, N, Jennctte Short Drive. Washington. N. C. S. Jones. Jr 307 Chapel Hill St.. Durham. N, C. H. E. Keelan 1503 St. Andrews St.. Tarboro. N. C. R. S. Kelly. Jr Erwin. N. C. J. W. Kerr Seffner, Fla. P. T. Kissling Montreal. N. C. E. F. Knoellcr Box 183. Pequannock. N. J. A. V. Knox Davidson. N. C. H. H. Knox Andrews. S. C. M. W. Kunz Route 1, Signal Mountain, Tenn. E. W. Larkin. Jr 732 W. Main St., Washington. N. C. W. D. Loy, Jr Route 4. Charlotte. N. C. E. F. Lucas. Jr Box 1587, High Point, N. C. S. K. McAfee, Jr 301 Hermitage Road. Charlotte. N. C. J. L. McCall , 224 W. Cheves St., Florence, S. C. W. H, McDiarmid 504 S. Washington St.. Shelby. N. C. W. A. McEachern St. Pauls, N. C. W. E. McLauchin. Jr 908 King St.. Columbia. S. C. A. A. McLean. Jr 251 N. Main St.. Lenoir. N. C. R. N. McLeod 4000 Cathedral Ave.. Washington. D. C. J. R. McKinnon Lumberton. N. C. S. M. Mack 3 1 1 E. Center St., Mooresville, N. C. F. D. Magill 180 Prospect St.. Lenoir, N. C. J. S. Mann Maxton. N. C. G. M. Marsh 448 S. Main St.. High Point. N. C. G. E. Matthews. Jr. .1308 Goodview Ave.. Fayettevillc. N. C. J. A. Miller 105 W. Center St.. Mooresville, N. C. L. H. Miller 323 Park Drive. Florence. S. C. G. L. Mitchell Forest Hills. Wilmington. N. C. W. H. Mitchell. Jr 730 Wood Ave.. Florence. Ala. M. R. Moblcy. Jr Florence. S. C. J. W. Morgan 265 N. 3rd St.. Albemarle. N. C. B. F. Moore McColl. S. C. J. A. Moore 415 E. Park Ave., Charlotte. N. C. M. G. Morris 3 1 2 S. Marietta St.. Gastonia. N. C. A. M. Murray 207 E. Morgan St.. Wadesboro. N. C. W. H. Nelson 131 Church St.. Mooresville. N. C. J.M.Owens 645 N. Lake Trail. Palm Beach. Fla. J. C. Parsons: Jr 602 Spencer Ave.. New Bern. N. C. MOONEY PUROL STATION Hxci.usivi- Station Wackdns I OR V DRIX ' i; ITS- Gas - Oil - Ltihrii atioH Washiuji HAkoiD MooNI-V. Agent DAVIDSON. N. C. Little Pep Sandwich Shop DAVIDSON. N. C. DELICIOUS TOASTtD Sandwichhs Juicy Steaks — Golden Waffles Served At All Hours WH.. COLDS CLOG UP YOUR HEAD One successful way to relieve distress of he. ' id colds is to use a few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol. This treatment is effective because Va-tro-nol is ACTIVE MEDICA- TION (containing several essential relief-giving agents plus ephedrine) expressly designed for the nose and upper throat. (I) It actively penetrates cold- clogged nasal passages and (2) it actively helps to remove conges- tion that causes so much of the misery. For won- derful relief, just put a few drops of Va-tro-nol up each nostril. — VICKS — ' VATRONOL ROSTER OF STUDENTS S. C. Pearcc Montreal. N. C. B. J. Phillips, Jr 4054 Post St.. Jacksonville. F ' la. T. O. Pinkenon 517 Church St.. Franklin. Tcnn. T. M. Plonk. Jr 203 Hincs Terrace. Macon. Ga. W. C. Plunkeii, Jr Aiken. N. C. F. M. Powell 700 N. Madison St.. Whitcville. N. C. R. J. Powell. Jr 1 102 Arsenal Ave.. Fayetteville. N. C. W. M. Poits. Jr Route 1. Davidson. N. C. W S. Props! 1610 Avondale Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla. P. R Rankin. Jr Mount Gilcad. N. C. R. E. Rankin Mount Holly. N. C. E ' W. Reeves Wallace. N. C. D. V. Rhea Maple Ave.. Greencville. Tenn. C. M. Robinson Lowell. N. C. S. L Rogers 712 Mayflower Drive. Greensboro. N. C. T. M. Rogers. Jr. 505 N. Court St.. Florence. Ala. H C. Rowland 1715 Winthrop Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. J. P. Rudolph Biltmore Estate. Biltmorc. N. C. H. D, Seagle 241 Lincoln St., Marion. N. C. E. E. Scott 502 W. Front St.. Statesville. N. C. B. E Shannon Barium Springs. N. C. G. V. Shannon Box 64. Broadway. Va. W. H. Shannon 203 N. Royal Ave.. Front Royal. Va. W M Shaw. Jr Clarendon St.. F ' ayetteville. N. C. J. S Simonds 95 7 N. Main St.. Bowling Green. Ohio J. M. Sink. Jr 1839 Laurel Ave.. Knoxvillc. Tenn. R. E. Sleet Route 6. Box 549. Charlotte. N. C. D T. Smith Pilot Mountain. N. C. E. H. Smith Route 3. LaGrange. Ga. R. J. Smith. Jr. 2528 E. Sherwood Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. D. M. Spencer Barium Springs. N. C. V. H Sprunt. Ill 2027 Virginia Rd.. Winston-Salem. N. C. W H Squires 801 E. Washington St.. Greenville. S. C. R. H. Stevenson Camilla. Ga. J. T. Strandwitz 2913 Centre St.. Merchantville. N. J. J. F. Strowd 300 S. Franklin St.. Whitcville. N. C. R. B. Suber Whitmire. S. C. W. F. Summers Route 6. Statesville. N. C. P. J. Suttlemyre 1625 1 1th Ave.. Hickory. N. C. J. S. Talmage 441 Superior Ave.. Decatur. Ga. A. B. Taylor. Jr 20 Fenner Road. Winston-Salem. N. C. E. B. Taylor Southport. N. C. G. Terrell. Jr Supreme Ct. Bldg.. Tallahassee. Fla. R. D. Thomas 616 S. Willow Ave.. Tampa. Fla. J. A. Thompson .... 3400 Chamberlayne Ave.. Richmond. Va. M. S. Thurston Taylorsville. N. C. B. B. Turnage Farmville. N. C. J. C. Turner 1449 Brickel Ave.. Miami. Fla. W. B.Tyson. Jr Box I 1 39. Florence. S. C. D. W. Vosburgh 1401 Providence Road. Charlotte. N. C. J. M. Wallace Route 2. Charlotte. N. C. J. H. Warlick Forest Park. Hickory. N. C. C. H. Watt. Jr 606 N. Dawson St.. Thomasvillc. Ga. R. P. Washburn 626 Savin Ave.. West Haven. Conn. C. A. Webb 2018 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa. S. G. Wclborn Box 518. Lexington. N. C. J. W. Westall Box 1566. Ashcville, N. C. J. B. Whittcn. Jr 2800 E. 5th St.. Knoxville. Tenn. A. R. Williams Shelbyville. Tenn. I. B Williamson 390 Altoona Place. Atlanta. Ga. A. C. Wilson North Third St.. Bardstown. Ky. H. K. Wilson 35 3 East St.. Talladega. Ala. A. C. Winn 126 Capers St.. Greenville. S. C. T. G, Withers Davidson. N. C. S. M. Woodward 301 Union St.. Bluefield. W. Va. Walter Wooten. Jr 325 Belvoir Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. G. V. Wychc Weldon. N. C. T. S. Yarborough Dawson Road. Albany. Ga. S. O. Yoder Troupe Ave.. Bowling Green. Ohio FRESHMAN CLASS P. Abbot. Jr Louisville. Ga. W. W. Abbot. Ill Louisville. Ga. W. G. Adams 10 Rosewood Ave.. Asheville. N. C. H. S. Allen. Jr 404 Spruce St.. Florence. S. C. W. R. Allen Badin. N. C. C. L. Anderson . . .315 Jean Circle. Tampa, Fla. C. W. Ansley, Jr. 7222 Crescent, Charlotte. NC Let ' s Cut a Coke ' At The Stud DAVIDSON COLLEGE STUDENT STORE Gales McClintock Shorty Parrish MANAGERS 1939-40 1940-41 George Richmond Dick Arnold w. I. VAN NESS 8, CD. 21 Noun I Tkvon Stui-i-t CIIARI OTTI-. N. C. • Cl .Mi:U S, koUAKS AM) Photo Suppi.iks ' I ' lic first of Pictures DAVIDSON THEATRE STOUGH BROTHERS ROSTER OF STUDENTS L. L. Banker. Jr Route 8. Charlotte. N. C. V. L. Barker 115 Thurston St.. High Point. N. C. J.C.Barnwell Box 504. Burlington. N. C. H. H Battle. Jr. 1 26 Wilkinson. Rocky Mount. N. C. K.M. Beatv Milton Ave.. Rock Hill. S. C. J. M. Bclk 220 Hawthorne l.ane. Charlotte. N. C. F. A. Bennett 92 ' ) E. Brvan St.. Sarasota. I ' la. J. F. Booth. Jr. Route I. Box 1060. Oklahoma City. Okla Fred Boykin 1 765 Pcachtree St.. Atlanta. Ga. R. L. Brinson. Jr Brinwood. High Point. N. C. E. C. Brooks. Jr 139 Prince St.. Wallingford. Conn. B. B. Brookshire 415 Woodvale Place. Charlotte. N. C. T. G. Brough. Jr. 2111 Poinsettia. Ft. Myers. Fla. B. H. Brown 907 Main St.. Wasona. Roanoke. Va. P. F. Busby 128 W. Thomas St.. Salisbury. N. C. C. D. Bycrs 25 38 Selwyn Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. J. M. Campbell. Jr 24 Center St.. Hustis. Fla. V. L. Carter. Jr 2306 W. Market St.. Greensboro. N. C. D. C. Caterson Route 1. Montrose. Pa. Peter Cavert 3720 Harding Road. Nashville. Tenn. J. A. Chapman, III . 849 Glcndalyn Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. D. R. Chisholm S. Main St.. Ashcboro. N. C. M. L. Church. Jr 1626 Queens Road V.. Charlotte. N. C. R. C. Clontz. Jr. 404 N. Pinkney St.. Whiteville. N. C. S. P. Colson. Jr. 112 E. 4th St.. Jacksonville. Fla. V. S. Connor. Jr 946 Charlotte Ave.. Rock Hill. S. C. V. P. Conyers. Ill Box 1491. Spartanburg. S. C. Helen B. Copeland Davidson. N. C. W. H. Crane Mutoto. Luluaburg. Belgian Congo. Africa D. H. Crawford, Jr 20 New St.. Marion. N. C. J. G. Darracott. Jr. .106 Mountain St . Kings Mountain. N. C. J. W. Davis. Jr Kingstree. S. C. H. V. DcWitt, Jr 92 D Alson Court. Charlotte. N. C J. B. Dcyton. Jr Spruce Pine. N C. J. A. Dick 10 E. Charlotte Ave.. Sumter. S. C. W. H. Dillard 515 Central Ave.. Burlington. N. C. A. E. Dimmock 1344 23 St.. Newport News. Va. R. L. Douglas. Jr. 103 Reedy St., Chester. S. C. C. R. Dudley 904 Carolina Ave.. Kinston, N. C. C. B. Efird. Jr 128 North St.. Albemarle, N. C. G. W. Ehly 1803 Rolling Road. Greensboro. N. C. H. W. Erwin Route 4. Monroe. N. C. E. J. Erwin. Jr Davidson. N. C. J. W. Ewart Blackstock. S. C. J. G. Faucctte 503 Lexington Ave.. Burlington. N. C. H. J. Fields Greenfields. Anguilla. Miss. J. E. Flowers 1521 Wildwood Ave.. Columbus. Ga. J. A. f-rederick Packanack Lake. N. J. H. K. I ulcher. Jr Davidson. N. C. V. M. Gamble Davidson. N. C. G. H. Gooch 908 Garnett St., Henderson. N. C. H. L. Good Cornelius. N. C. R. A. Gowdy 546 N. E. 57 St.. Miami. Fla. C. A. Graham. Jr. . Ramseur. N. C. H. M. Grey. Jr 131 S. Union St.. Concord. N. C. T. S. Greyard. Jr. . . McDonald. N. C. W. M. Grosse. Jr. . Box 230. Marion. Va. Elizabeth Hamrick Davidson. N. C. A. P. Harris Roxboro. N. C. R M. Hart Box 398. Talladega. Ala. Chas Henderson. Jr Box 108 7. University. Va. R. V. Hevcner. Jr. Hightown. Va. B. C. Hipp 710 Augusta St.. Greenville. S. C. F. W. Hobbie 524 Allison Ave.. Roanoke. Va. C. H. Hobbs 300 S. Franklin. Whiteville. N. C. G. D. Horan Thornton Ave.. Dalton. Ga. W. M. Howell Route 1. Box 4 3 3. Jacksonville. Fla. R. W. Jones. Jr. Lula. Miss. R. H. Keflfer 409 Stanley St.. Middletown. Ohio W. D. Krenson 1133 Vinevillc Ave.. Macon. Ga. W. J. Kyle. Jr 1805 Church St.. Cleveland. Tenn. B. R. Lacy. Ill 1010 Westwood Ave.. Richmond. Va. I . P. Land 209 I 6th St.. Virginia Beach. Va. T. G. Lane. Jr 1119 Granville Road. Charlotte. N. C. W. F. Lee. Jr 316 Main St.. Washington. Ga. C. W. Legerton 2 ' i Atlantic St.. Charleston. S. C. I.oy Lewis 3535 Riverside Ave.. Jacksonville. Fla. F. H. Logan Ruthcrfordton. N. C. Next Door to Post Office and Just as Popular ' College Pharmacy Davidson ' s Summa Cum Laude Drug Store BiLTMORE Ice Cream Supreme in Quality Compliments of W. E. PRICE Insurance 1 3 5 Brevard Court CHARLOTTE, N, C. KING-SELMER Band Instruments BRODT MDSIC COMPANY 108 W. Fifth St. CHARLOTTE. N. C. Blythe Isenhour General Contractors 133 Brevard Court CHARLOTTE. N. C. ROSTER OF STUDENTS M. R. Long. Jr Greenville. N. C. A. M. Lumpkin. J r 1711 College St.. Columbia. S. C. W. J. Lyman. Jr 1464 Milner Crescent. Birmingham. Ala. C. A. McAnhur. Jr 213 Pine St.. Ruthcrfordton. N. C. W. C. McClammy 423 S. Front St.. Wilmington. N. C. J. B. McCoy. Jr North Wilkesboro, N. C. J. P. McCrary Lonoke. Ark. J. T. McCrca 1895 S. Miami Ave.. Miami. Fla. S. J. McElroy Route 1, Huntersville. N. C. H. N. McGeachy Grady Ave.. Tryon. N. C. J. F. McGee 30 Rutledge Ave., Charleston. S. C. H. D. Mcintosh 222 Wildemere Rd.. West Palm Beach. Fla. T. N. McLauchlin Raeford. N. C. J. L. MacLean, Jr 1801 Hedgewood Place. Charlotte. N. C. C. C. McNcely. Jr 405 N. Main St., Moorcsville. N. C. A. A. McNeill. Jr Cairo. Ga. J. E. Martin Lebanon. Tenn. S. R. Martin Mt. Gilead, N, C. F. N. Mebanc. Jr 926 Alameda Ave.. Orlando. Fla. J. M. Mebane 803 W. Front St.. Burlington. N. C. G. F. Miller 310 Second St.. De Funiak Springs, Fla. J. K.Miller 1208 Rennie Ave.. Richmond. Va. F. C. Mizelle 2A- 1 Myrtle Apts.. Charlotte. N. C. C. C. Moorhead. Jr Blacksburg. S. C. B. M. Morrison Route 2. Davidson, N. C F. S. Morton, III 602 Pendleton St., Waycross. Ga. H. R. Murdock. Jr 192 Lakeshore Drive. Asheville. N. C. Edward Murray, Jr. .1307 Wake Forest Road. Raleigh. N. C. B. S. Neill. Jr 202 Piedmont Ave., Kings Mountain. N. C. J. F. Neill. Jr 142 E. Broad St.. Statesville. N. C. J. C. Nelson. Jr 203 Leake St.. Cartcrsville. Ga. J. M. Newbold. Jr 1 Church St., Wilmington, N. C. J. C. Nickels 505 Mountain Ave., Kings Mountain. N. C. R. K. Nimmons. Jr Seneca. S. C. J. L. Norris. Jr 207 Oakridge Ave., Fayctteville, N. C. F. Northcutt McFarlan. N. C. G. M. Ogilvie Oakwoods. N. C. F. B. OLeary 908 Lowerline St.. New Orleans. La. P.C.Oliver 1906 Market St., Wilmington, N. C. L. A. Paine. Jr 721 Colonial Ave.. West Palm Beach. Fla. W. R. Pangle Route 9. Charlotte. N. C. C. E. Parks Lee Heights. Bristol, Va. R. L. Parks Box 4253, Asheville, N. C. L. J. Parrigin 266 2nd St.. Paintsville. Ky. A. R. Paterson 29 Academy Road. Madison. N. J. E. G. Pattishall Route 1. Bo.v 254F, Jacksonville, Fla. R. F. Patton 117 Ridge Crest Ave.. Rutherfordton. N. C. J. M. Peace. Jr 240 Turner Ave.. Henderson. N. C. C. T. Pfohl 801 S. Church St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. J. T. Pharr. Jr Cass. W. Va. J. D. Phillips. Jr Route 1 , Laurinburg, N. C. C. E. Pierce, Jr 308 Woodbine Ct.. Greensboro. N. C. H. E. Pollock. Jr 160 Kimberly Ave.. Asheville. N. C. S. M. Poole Romney. W. Va. H. W. Rainey Prcakness Ave., Mt. View, N. J. R. W. Raney 1820 Fair Park Blvd.. Little Rock. Ark. R. L. Ritchie 12 Park Ave., Moorcsville, N. C. R. J. Robertson Box 814. Wilmington. N. C. J. K. Robinson Dcrita, N. C. W. C. Robinson, Jr 511 Columbia Drive. Decatur, Ga. T. V. Rochelle, Jr 214 E. Academy St., Asheboro, N. C. W. B. Rogers Exchange Bldg., El Dorado, Ark. H. B. Roney. Jr Route 1. Mebanc, N. C. J. C. Roth 1605 N. 15th St., Reading. Pa. M. G. Sandifer, Jr Lowrys, S. C. T. E. Sanford. Jr Druid Hills. HendersonviUe. N. C. C. R. Schmidt 1205 W. Main St.. Shelbyville. Ky. J. F. Sherrill. Jr 2001 Plaza. Charlotte. N. C. R. F. Simpson 1349 Hollywood Ave.. Jacksonville. FFa. G. T. Sinclair 1338 Whitethorn. Blucfield. W. Va. J. P. Smith 1300 W. 4th St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. R. G. Smith Box 87. Elkin. N. C. A. L. Snipes 1 1 7 E. Earle St., Greenville. S. C. F. W. Speas 437 Springdalc Ave.. Winston-Salem. N. C. H. H. Sprunt 209 N. 3rd St.. Wilmington. N. C. E.C.Stevenson 1017 Elizabeth Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. L. H. Stephenson Monterey. Va. I. W. Stewart. Jr 1136 Berkeley Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. FOOD for Thought c ha c cnjoNcil the 1 )a icisoii li ) s lor the entile t ent ears of our existence iincl Ne hope to merit its continuance. CAftTtRIA SWINSON FOOD PRODUCTS Munul act ui ITS ut - S P - Peanut Butter • Salted Peanuts • Peanut Butter Sandwiches and Chuidies 604 South Church Stiu-et CHARI.on F.. N. C. Your Assurance of the Best Sold in Davidson at the College Pharmacy Compliments SOUTHERN FRUIT CO. W holesalers FRUITS, VEGETABLES, PRODUCE, EGGS CHARLOTTE. N. C. ROSTER OF T. F. Stimson 825 ' ini i i.. Chjiuinooga. 1 i-nn. R. S. Sircctman 3 1 9 S. Garden St.. Marion. N. C. E. M. Sunon 214 Park Si.. Eaycttcvillc. N. C. P. A. Swank 116 College Place. Greensboro. N. C. W. A. Tarleton 6 University St.. Charlottesville. Va. G. V. Tate 1 J48 Queens Road. Charlotte. N. C. G. S. Tyson Box 1 1 ' ). I ' lorcnce. S. C. E. C. Vaughn. Jr 2142 Park St.. Jacksonville. Ela. B. B. Walker Mt. Gilead. N. C. E. B. Walton. Jr 2416 Aravale Rd.. West Palm Beach. I la. B. M. Washburn Box 210. Wilmington. N. C. N. J. Wayman 6000 Biscayne Blvd.. Miami. Ela. STUDENTS J. A. White 416 Depot St.. East Spencer. N. C. A. E. Willard 520 Orange St.. Wilmington. N. C. R. C. Williams. Jr 206 Cherry St.. Clarksdale. Miss. D. C. Williamson Kenansvillc. N. C. Don C. Williamson .641 Colonial Drive. High Point. N. C. H. L. Wilson Route 1, Huntersville. N. C. R. D. Wilson 711 Church St.. Burlington. N. C. Alice H. Withen, Davidson, N. C. S. T. Withers 201 E. Valley St.. Abingdon. Va. W. W. Wood. Jr Davidson. N. C. J. A. 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