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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1941 volume:

y j5P C-J W i..-- tS % THE 1Q41 PRESENTS cmA THE DAVIDSON CAMPUS ( nJton o ct( L EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER A Senior Class Publication DAVIDSON COLLEGE DAVIDSDN. N. C. JJAVIDSON We Have Passed Our Four Years, Not Merely Acquiring Knowledge, Perhaps when you leave Davidson, you can recall with ease all those happy days you spent there — but what of future years ' In ' 51 will you remember college as just another four years that are gone, or will your memories last through that decade as clear and fresh as they arc today.- ' With this our central theme, that we believe these memories worth holding at any cost, we dedicate this book to keeping ever poignant in the future the thoughts which we hold so dear today. Do you remember your first day at Davidson, a little bewildered, more than a little frightened, and above all wondering just what college held for you? You lost that feeling soon amid the maze of studies, fraternities, and football games. Gradually came the first tentative friendships, and you began to realize what a wonderful place college can be. Then those first reports, not so good maybe, but the next one would be better and maybe it was. Christmas, exams, elections, all followed in rapid succession, and you were home for the summer — wondering just what had happened to your first year and a little sad that so many faces were gone for good. That summer passed quickly, almost before you knew it. but it was a kind of relief to get back to school, see all the familiar places, swap stories with friends, and discuss the demerits of ' 42 as compared with the merits of ' 41. That year you made better grades than before, not by studying more certainly, but you were sure by now you could beat the professors at their own game. As a sophomore you looked up to the seniors less, and down on the freshmen for the first time. Somehow that year slipped away and you were home this time beginning to feel that you were older and that some few responsibilities belonged to you. Nor Ever Spending Our Days In Listless Schoolroom Drudgery, . ■ I Rut The Associations With High- Minded Students and Cultured Professors, Each Day Learning Something New and Valuable, FOR THESE WILL WE Then came your junior year, probably the happiest time of all. for you were absorbed with your friends, your girl, and the studies which you really liked. Some freshmen arc pretty nice fellows, you decided, a few even worth cultivating. Perhaps you realized dimly that the pro- fessors actually liave your interests at heart and even like to see everyone in their class pass. Along came the dances and you were right there, enjoying the social aspects of college more and more. With the arrival of spring, elections took the field, absorbing all interest for a couple of months, whether you ran for anything or not. You were glad when your friends took over the important offices, and there was no pang of envy when ODK passed you by. Friend- ships had been strengthened by three years of associations, and you were beginning to feel like the class of 1941. rather than seven score individuals. You were part of a unit, as a rising senior you felt your responsibilities, and for the first time vou knew ihat you were D.WIUSON. ' 41. REMEMBER DAVIDSON And ilx-n you were a senior, this lime completely bewildered b llie suddenness will) which the years had gone — and inwardly Irightened by the jirospect of facing a cold and hostile world. Consequently you took advan- tage of those few remaining sheltered days. Bull-sessions on the front porch of Georgia, visiting the professors whom at last you had come to know and admire, going to every dance, week-ends with fellow seniors, taking part in stu- dent affairs, controlling student opinion unconsciously for better or worse with these was passed your last year at Davidson, and the results. ' As yet wc do not fully know, but we do feel and recognize the influence of Davidson in our every act. From her we have received the principles of character which will last us through life. Associations with students and faculty have been a priceless heritage to every Davidson man. one that cannot be surpassed at any college. And so. in future years we hojie that this book will help you remember, wherever you are and what- ever you do. you II always be D.WIDSON COLLKGi:. THE CLASS OL 1941. Tc O DOCTOR SCOTT CARY LYON An admirable teacher, an inherent gen- tleman, and an approachable friend. Dr. Lyon has been an integral part of David- son for many years. To a man who has given Davidson and Davidson men some- thing far deeper than classroom knowl- edge, we sincerely dedicate this 1941 Quips and Cranks. Dr. Scott Carv Lvon Dr. John R. Cunningham President of the College Dr. Walter L. Lingle President Emeritus TRUSTEES DF DAVIDSON COLLEGE Dk. J. McDovvi:ll Richards, Presideru Dr. R. a. Dunn, President Emeritus Mr. J. p. Booth . Kinston, Rev. R. E. MCCLURE New Bern. Mr. RUFFNER CAMPBFLI. Ashcvillc. Dr. r. c. Anderson Montreal. Dr. e. D. Brown , , Statcsvillc. Rev. C. J. WOODBRIDGE Salisbury. Dr. a. a. McLean Lenoir. Mr. J. C. Harper Lenoir. Ri;v. W. H. Goodman , . Kannapoiis. Rev. R. S. ARROWOOD , Concord. Mr. G. W. Hall . , , Hickory, Rev, w. c. Brown . Racford. Rev. C. M. GIBBS Lrwin, Dr, a. R. McQueen Dunn, Mr. W. a. West layetteville. Prof, K. A, McDonald Racford, Rev. John H, Grey Raleigh, Rev. t. G. Tate Gastonia. Mr. S. A. Robinson Gastonia. Mr. W. H. BELK Charlotte, Mr. T. S. MCPHEETERS Charlotte, Mr. H. W. Moore Charlotte, Dr. John A. Redhead Charlotte, Dr. C. E. HODGIN Greensboro, Rev, M. S, Huske Reidsville, N. C. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N. c. N, c. N. c. N. c. N. c. Mr. Lunsford Richardson New York. N. Y. MR. T. D. DUPUY Greensboro. N. C. Rev. J. R. Phipps Pollocksville. N. C. Mr. Walter B. Sprunt Wilmington. N. C. Mr. J. Edward Johnston Baltimore, Md. Mr. L p. Graham Greenville. S. C. Dr. C. a. Raymond Lakeland, Fla. Dr. C. H. FERRAN Orlando, Fla. Dr. H. a. Love . . Quincy. Fla. Mr. John D. baker Jacksonville, Fla. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mr. HARLLEE Branch. President Dr. H. W. McKay Charlotte, N, C. Dr. OrEN Moore Charlotte. N. C. Mr. J. A. Cannon . . Concord, N. C. Mr. John L Smith Greenville, S. C. Dr. W. T. Thompson . Richmond. Va. MR. Scott Candler Decatur. Ga. Mr. J. J. BARNHARDT Concord. N. C. Mr. T. F. STALEY. JR New York. N. Y. Dr. H. S. Richardson , New York, N. Y. Dr. C. R. Wilcox . Rome. Ga. Mr. D. R. LAFAR, JR Gastonia. N. C. ADMINISTRATION l-rom Dk. Si Nil 1 1 l D.ivhIsuii nun h.uc inilnlHil m.uiv valuable lossons in tlu ' ir lour years. As thi- faculty nu ' MibiT wlioni mosi ol us know best, he lias shown by his example that patience, sympathy, and understanding are the prime essentials ol true character. %e DEAN Mr. F. W. Hengeveld Registrar Mr. F. L. Jackson Treasurer ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVES Mark Edgar Sentelle Dean of Students A.B.. MA. (Davidson): M.A. (Yale); D.D., LL.D. Myron Wallace McGill Auditor B,S. (Davidson). Frank Lee Jackson Treasurer B.S. (Davidson), C.P.A. William Camp Matthews Associate College Physician M.D. (University of Virginia). John Wilson McConnell College Physician A.B.. M.A. (Davidson): M.D. (University of Maryland) (Columbia University), (University of Edinburgh). Lamar Lyon Burton Director of Public and Alunint Relations B.S. (Davidson). Frederick William Hengeveld Registrar B.S. (Davidson). Frank Donald Hobart Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings (Springfield College). f AC II I, TV MADK 1 IX.AU SlNlHI.I J. H Canmm ftoltjior .. ?iWi- .iiiif Vhilusopliy A.M., MA. (I)nvi.l«..ii). MA. (Vi.lr rni vrt.iiy). I .l .. I.l.l). ARrillBALD CURRIK ir.k ' Jr.itf H ' l l.Ml rii i-jjor o ;:i-..m iiil.-J iin.( I ' ohli.al S.u-iuf A. II. (Il«n.l .in). (Corncn f.iivci -.ily  . (C.l- H.i I ' ■«il l ClIARLIS MAl.ONl RU:HAR0S rn.fiSior of Hihl.-. lliurtl, lliilory ,lii,l („.tvriii i. ' li( . Hill C rrudiiM :tl. i-iirij A.H. (DavKluiii), D.l). r-RAZER Hood I ' ro issor 11 I ' syilwli ' iiy A. 11. (. tiiilliHC!ilfrn I ' rcshylrriaii I ' liivcrsily), M.A.. IMi.l). (Yale). (Johns Ilopkiiis Tnivfr- Mlyi. (I ' riivrrsity o( ChicaKii), I.il(.l). Ki:nnetii Joshi ' h f oreman 77i.- Jaims Sfruiil ' rafctsor of llihlc uii.l rhilosn ' hy A.H. (l)avi lsoii), M.A. ( I ' riiiccli.ii Ciii- vrrshy), S.T.H. ami S.Tli.M. ( I ' l iiiciton Sim inarv). ( Cnivcrsily «f IVnn ylvan.. I. !).! . (WashinKl.ni aii.l l.n- li.iv.isity I. Phil. (VaUl, Cicii, Ki NNiTii Brown l-rofr.sor „f l..o,,om,,. A.M. (Ilnviiliuinl. MA. I ' h.I) (I ' liivrrtiiy 111 Niiilh Ciiriilinul. (Cii (Ciillimliia I ' liivrrMlyl. lily (if llr llll PRlCi; Hi NDIRSON GWYNN, .IK. I ' rofestor of liilucaliun ami I ' lyeholoiiv uii Pirnlor of SiMilrnI Cuulaiur A.H., M.A. (I ' liivrrMly iif .S ' lirlli (°ari liiia). It. 1 1. (Vair Divinity School). I ' h.I). (Yalr). 1.1: WIS Bl-VKNS SCHENCK .Usociale frof. ' uor of Ri-liaiout r.ilurahon A.H. (I avi(l on). H.(;. (Cnion Throlo«ical .Seminary). S.Th.M. (I ' rincclon Tlirolouical Seminary). IMi.l). (Yale). Rhni- Dr VisME Williamson A.H. (RulRer.s fniver ily). M.A. (Ilarvar.l). Ph.D. (Ilarvar.l). I-RONTis Wiiiii;rs Johnston .Issociul,- frofcssor of History AH. (ll.ivi.lson). Ph.D. (Yal. . JAMES CHRISTIAN Pi OML Dirrclor of .W.fi. (I ' niver.iiy . ! N. rih Carolina), H.M. Il ' ni. ver«ily of Michiiian). Chalmers Gaston Davidson Itirri-tur of thr Library anil Asionale I ' roffMlof of llihiioiirafhi.-al lliilory A.H. (D.ivi.l onl. .M.A. (Ilarvar.l). M.A. in I..S. (fniver.ily ..f ChicaKol. Norman We.stbrook shepard Oirrcttir of f ltysii-at lidttcalion U.S. (I ' nivemity ..f N.irlh Carolina), (I ' ni- ver ily of Illin.ii«). (( ' .jlnmhia L ' nivertity). Thane Edward McDonald Atiiilanl in Muiir (Depauw fniver.ity), .V.M.. .MM. dni- versily ..f Michiuan). Andrew Hi ami Wiiii 111 I ' liytical lulncalion B..S. (I)avi.l nn). FACULTY WARREN Perry babcock Music B.M. (University of AFichigan). John Alexander McGeachy, jr. Assuciatc Piofrs.sor of History A.B. (Davidson), .M.A. (University of Noitli Carolina), (University of Chicago). WILLIA.M WOODHULL WOOD A.B., C.E. (Un iity of Virginia). William Lorimer Porter Professor uf Gcolmjy and Geography A.B. (Tarkio), A.B., M.A. (Yale). John Thomas Kimbrough Associate Professor of Matlicmatics B.S. (Davidson), (University of Chicago). Thomas Swindall Logan Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., .M.S. (Emory University), Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins). Eric Wilfred Lawson Professor of Business Admimstration B.A. (Emory and Henry), M.A. (University of Virginia), Ph.D. (LTniversity of Virginia). 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). (Cohimbia University). Scott Gary Lyon Richard J. Reynolds Professor of Biology A.M.. M.A. (Sotithwestern Presbyterian Uni- versity), A.! L (Tulane University). D.Sc. (Southwestern), (University of Chicago). Oscar Julius Thies. Jr. Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., M.A. (Davidson), (Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology), M.A. (Cornell). SAMUEL Bradley Knight Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S. (Clemson College), JI.S. (I ' niversity of North Carolina), Ph.D. (University of North Carolina). WILLIAM Gillespie McGavock Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. (Davidson), JLA. (Duke University), (Princeton). John Wilson MacConnell Professor of Psychology and Hygiene A.B., M.A. (Davidson), M.D. (University of Maryland), (Columbia University), (Uni- versity of Edinburgh). Howard Bell Arbuckle Chambers Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus A.B., M.A. (Hampden-.Sydney). Ph.D. (Johns William Nelson mebane, Jr. Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S. (Davidson), M.A. (Cornell), (Virginia Polytechnic Institute), (University of Chicago). Henry Emmett Fulcher M.S. (Univ. id Mary), (Ul ity of Virginia), (Wil- ' ersity of Chicago). ELMER Evans Brown Associate Professor of Biology A.B. (Davidson), (University of North Caro- lina), (University of Michigan), (Cornell). Caleb Richmond Harding Professor of Creek Lananatje and Literature, Emeritus A.B. (Davidson), M.A. (Davidson), Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins). £ FACULTY rnwiN Francis shi=wmaki-: .! ««..« I ' rafessor . IImiiIiiI) A 11. (lollmc ..( Wniiiim ninl Miiry), M.S. (riJiimliia l ' nivrr ily , I ' h.ll. (I ' nivrrjity of V ' iriiini. ' i). F.DWAKD Jones frwin Professor of llnilUsh A.II.. M.A. (Davicl«.ii), (Cdliiml.iii liii- itil ), (I ' liivrrMly ii( Cliicai! ). I ' RID KURTI.AND ri-FAGIi; frufrssur of Sfamsh A.n.. M.A. triiivcrsil)- of MichiK.ln . (Uiii- cr il of I ' lirrtii Kico), ( I ' liivcrsity of ChicnK ). PRED LKROV BLYTHE Professor of .V wmjr i A.H. (D iv.lson). M.A. (rnivrr.sily of Xorlli Carolin.il. (fnivcrsilv of ChicaKo), (C.limilM.i lliivcrsilv). (rnivcrsilv of .Ma.lri,!). (X.itiimal riiivcr.sil of Mcxicol. ' M.A. (The MiiMltl.ur - Siuillish School). (Kl C ' rlllro de Ksluilios Hi- lories uf Madrid). Guy Richard Vowi.i-:s Professor of German l.im,iua,ie « l.il.rolur, A.B. (Y.inklon). H.A.. M.A. (Oxford liii- ursitj . I ' h.I). (I ' nivirsity uf CliicaBo). l.itt.l). ERNEST ALBERT BEATY Professor of Latin ami ( .riHilli A. It. (Davidson). M.A. (L ' i.iv -rsi(y of Soiilh Carolina). .M.A. (Columbia Cnivcrsilyi. 11.1). (CoIiifnl ia Theological Seminary). HENRY TRACY I.U.I.Y Professor of l-.niihsl, A.II. (Daviiluin). M.A. ( I ' nnrrion I ' nivri iiily). (I ' nivrraily of Viriina). (dlfonl Vm vmily). I t ' iMvrniily of Chiraiio). Gl-ORCE BVKON WAITS Professor of Iremh A.H. (Dnrtmoiilh). M.A. (Harvard). I ' h.ll. (l ' nivrr«ily of .MinncHutal. Officer d ' Acideniie (l ' niver ily of Kerlin), (I ' nivrrMty of .M..111 pel.er). JOHN Crooks Baii.ey. Jr. Professor of ti ' reek t.aniiHttjie and Literature A.n. (Daviilson). (fniversily of VirKinia). (Cniversity of ChicaKO). .M.A. (Johns Hopkins). Will lA.M PATTERSON CUMMINC. Professor of liniiUsh All. (I);ivids. n). M.A., Ph.D. ( I ' rincclon). AUCiUSTlN VICTOR GOLDIERI- Professor of l-re.uh All. (Darlmotith CollcKe). .M.A.. I ' h.l). (Yale). (Cniversily of ChicaRo). (I ' niversily of Caen . (Kl Centro dc Kslndios Histories of .Madriil). (Pennsylvania Slate French Institute). Wll.I.IA.M SCOTT FRIEZE. jR. .I. .w. ,l.i Librarian . .lt. (D.m.l-.iil. Mrs. SARA D Johnston. R N. SuprrinleHtlent of tnfirmary Mrs. [-RONIIS JOHNSTON. A B. i-erelary Physieal l-.tltteatum Oet rlmrHt MRS. N. T. SMITH ut en ' isor of Itormttories MISS ORRii: Attai.ene Steele Seeretarv to tlie President MISS Hattie Thompson .Assistant to tite Treasurer Miss JUMA PAsmore. A.B.. B.S in I.S .Usistani Lihrarun, Miss Susie Jackson, A.B. Secretary to the liean of Students Miss Stella Parker Secretary to the Music Department Miss Martha Brown. A.B. Secretary to the Treasurer %m Miss Caroline Miller Sponsor k..A FRESHMEN Bob FiNLHY. Adviser FRESHMEN William B. Abbot Louisville, Ga. Robert T. Amos High Point, N. C. George M. Apperson Mocksville. N. C. A. W. ARCHER Shelby, N. C. JOHN ARMSTEAD, JR Rockingham. N, C. William B. Armstrong Gastonia. N. C. JOSEPH S. BACHMAN Bristol. Tenn. Robert C. BAIRD, JR Charlotte, N. C. William D. BAIRD Charlotte. N. C. William H. Barber Atlanta. Ga. E. S. Barnwell York. S. C. JOHN R. BARRON Rock Hill. S. C. Howard a. BANCOM Raeford. N. C. JAMES M. Bellamy KnoxviUe. Iowa JAMES EARLE BETHEA Dillon. S. C. R. C. BIRMINGHAM Charlotte. N. C. JAY R. BLACK Charlotte. N. C. R. B. BOBBITT Sanford. N. C. SHEP a. Booth Lawrenceville. Va. Robert C. Bradford Davidson. N. c. Riley a. BRADHAM Sumter, s. C. TINSLEY P. Bradley Bessemer City. N. C. Mack S. Brewer Lebanon. Ky. J. Vaughn Brock Pores Knob. N. C. Charles B. Brockman High Point, N. C. Beverly Brown Charlotte. N. C. Frederick Brown Kannapoiis. N. C. J. mac Bruce Greenville, S. C, Joe M. Bruner Cleveland, N. C. George L. Buckley Philadelphia, Pa, Thomas v. BUMBARGER Hickory, N, C. Thomas V, Burke Washington, D. C, Ralph J, CAHALL Philadelphia, Pa. William B. Campbell Palestine, Texas McALISTER Carson, JR Charlotte. N. C. Ralph Carson, Jr. Moorcsville, N. C. Frank Carter, III Mt. Airy, N. C. William H. Chance . . . .Winston-Salem, N. C. Frank W, Chandler Sumter, S, C. Kenneth A. Chandler Fitchburg. Mass. RALPH H. CHANEY . Augusta, Ga. Rudolph E. Chaney Augusta, Ga. James H. Clark Elizabethtown, N. C, R. A. Clark, JR Westchester. N. Y. ROSSER L. Clark Greensboro. N. C. 5?- .- fs. J w - - r fi . f 1 f f . (D C ip C V k l l Page Twenty lO. p. Cj ft ri p p p P Ai 1 r 11 E S H M E N r, P ft ft jP H. 11. COLb Bjrium Springt. N. C. Piiii.l.ii H. CoLu Wcxficld. Mju. RoBi:Ri I-. Cooke Summit. N. J. Qui:ntin Coopijr San Juan. Putrlo Rico Edward W. Coslhtt Drtxfl Hill. Pa C.I ORGL C. Council Baltimore. Md. A M. Crowull. Jr. Lexington, N. C. IIJ H. CURRin Maxton, N. C. Robert A. Currie Mulleni, W Va. R. G. CUSHMAN Jacksonville. Fla. Rhea Dabnev. Jr. Jackson. Tenn. Claude L. Darling Charlotte. N. C. JAMES M. Davis Salisbury. N. C T. Herbert Dimmoc;k Newport News. Va. I. EON R. Drake Guilford. N. C. JAMES R. Dunn Sumter. S. C. John E. Evans Wilmington. N C. O. D. Evans. Jr. Hickory. N. C. John L. Fairly Richmond. Va. Archie A. Farror Summervillc. Ga. Clifford F. favrot New Orleans. La. S. Ralph Fetner Jacksonville. Fla. C. N. Field, Jr Concord. N. C. Karl E. Fisher Kannapolis. N. C. Joseph R. Fountain . Scekonk. Mass. L. P. Fuqua Milan. Tenn. J. Robert gaither . . . Newton. N. C. Staley F. garrison Burlington. N. C. Francis M. Gil.man Ashevillc. N. C. WALTER H. Goodman Kannapolis, N. C. Elmer G. Graves Greensboro. N. C. Walker S. Green Dc Funiak Springs. Fla. JAMES C. Grier Charlotte. N. C. William T. Grimsley Greensboro. N. C. Price H. Gwynn . . . Davidson. N. C. S. Maurice hamrick Davidson. N. C. C. A. Hardie Araxa. Minas. Brazil William G. Harrill Charlotte. N. C. James P. Harris Wilmington. N. C. Joseph Thomas Hart Jackson. Tenn. LAWSON HAYES Lyman. S. C. Eugene C. Head Fort Meade. Fla. SAM M. Henderson Ferriday. La. J. MAX Hendrix. Jr. Greensboro. N. C. Dumond Peck Hill Richmond. Va. Page Twenty-one FRESHMEN Frank S. Hill Grenada, Miss. Harry Lee Hinson Charlotte. N. C. C. W. Hodges, JR New Bern. N. C. Walter Long Hollar Hickory. N.C. Dan C. Hoover Lincolnton. N. C. James V. Houston Moorcsviile. N. C. Thomas P. Howard Lake Cormorant. Miss. SAMUEL B. HOYT Concord. N. C. Roy F. Hunt Greenville. S. C. ROBERT L. HUTCHENS High Point? N. C. Robert P. Hutcheson Blacksburg. Va. Murray T. Jackson Cabarrus. N. C. McChesney H. Jeffries . Thomasviiie. Ga. Joseph M. Johnston , Davidson. N. C. M. Leo Johnson ... . Cheraw. s. C. N. FANT Jones Union. S. C. WAYNE C. JORDY Madison. N. ..I. Thomas M. KIRKPATRICK Leaksville, N. C. T. Wendell Knox Andrews. S. C. Louis Lee KOON Lakeland. Fla. William W. Lacy Richmond. Va. ADOLPH L. Larson Knoxvillc. Iowa Horace G. LELAND McClellanville, S. C. James B. Lemon Miami Beach, Fla. Rumsey Lewis , Lookout Mt.. Tenn. William A. Linton Chunju. Korea Riley M. Little Greensboro, N. C. RUFUS A. Long Barium Springs. N. C John A. LUSK Gadsden. Ala. T. C. McAllister Mt. Pleasant. N. C. PAUL p. McCain Sanatorium. N. C. George E. McCORMACK , . New Castle. Ala. Rob H. McGEACHY Greensboro. N. C. Harold C. McGEE Newton. N. C. Donald McIveR, JR Bristol. Va. George D. McWilLIAMS Lawrenceburg. Ky. Edward C. Major Charles City. Va. Walter O. Major Charles City, Va. Milton K. Mann . . Collierville. Tenn. Franklin d. Marshall Rock Hill, s. C. Luther C. Martin Mullins. S. C. SAMUEL D. MAUNEY Newton, N. C. Harold Maxwell. Jr New Bern. N. C. H. Charles MenzIES Hickory, N, C. James B. MillikAN . , , Greensboro, N. C. i B P f . 0 4Pv S f- -- f J f % J i f, :) f Qi O Page Twenty-two J p ft D ' y n . r. r- hp C P C- I ' II i: S II M E N lOM I . Mll.l.lKAS iSjiirop, La. MAKION . Mil. IS Mut.li.j.l C.iy. N. C. lAMIS S Mllfld NI:R Kj| lKh. N. C. IIUWII.I. MOKKOW. Jr. W«i Point. Gj. .loiiN 1; Murk AY Kojnokr Rapid.. N. C. li. F.DWARI) MVAl 1 York.S C. Wll.l.lAM J. MYI KS 1 ofonto. Ohio PAUL M, Nl-.IM-I.R Kind Mounuin. N. C. John W. North ross Mt ' inphit. Tcnn. Rif iiARp H. O Hair Rock Mill. S. C. ROBIRT B. PADDOCK New Britain. Conn. Laurence Patrick Kings Mounlain. N. C. ElXiAR F. PATTERSON Charlotii ' . N. C. FDMUND C. PAYNE New Casilc. AU. William Ralph Payne Burlinglon. N. C. Horace Pearsall Wilmington. N. C. John a. Peters Charlotte. N. C. Leonard L. Pharh Clarksdalc. Miss. D. D. Phillips, Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Edmond C. Phillips Jacksonville. Fla. Stanley K. Phraner Brooklyn. New York Robert P. Pierce Farmvillc. N. C. Richard B. Port Winston-Salem. N. C. Rhea S. Preston Junten. Chosen Robert O. Preyer Greensboro. N. C. AMOS H. Ragan Thomasvillc. N. C. John C. Ramsey Spur. Texas Thomas W. Raymond Lakeland. Fla. B. ED Rhudy Greensboro. N. C. JACK M. Richeson Hazelwood. N. C. Philip D. Robbins Durham. N.C. Horace B. Robertson Kannapolis. N. C. John F. Robertson Sarasota. Fla. Charles M. Robinson Gastonia. N. C. George L. Rosborough Jacksonville. Fla. Henry Page Royster Oxford. N. C. ANSEL C. Rymer Cleveland. Tenn. David F. Sadler Anderson. S. C. MANLY C. SANDERS Greenville. S. C. LEGH R. SCOTT Goldsboro. N. C. J. Y. Scruggs Rock Hill. S. C. J. C. shelton Greensboro. N. C. George T. Sherrill Mooresville. N. C. William D. Simmons Greensboro. N. C. A. Gordon Skirrow . East Orange. N. J. Page Tu.enly-three FRESHMEN Frank S. Smith Greenville, S. C. J. Lewis Smith WilHston. S. C. C. Wayne Spencer Wilmington. N. C. Jamie D. STIMSON , , Chattanooga. Tenn. JOHN M. Storey . . Wilmington, N. C. S. Gaines STUBBINS . . Birmingham, Ala. EDWARD Sutherland Paris. Ky. Douglas W. SwINK Richmond. Va. ANDREW H. SYMMES Wilmington. N. C. Jesse B. Tatum Tatum. s. C. ALF G. TAYLOR Nashville. Tenn. L A. TEW Arcadia, Fla. JAMES H. Thomas Charleston. W. Va. William Y. Thompson Bristol, Tenn. Joseph M. TOLLESON Perry, Ga. FINLEY Tucker, JR Jacksonville, Fla Robert L. Turner LcaksviUe. N. C Charles W. Upchurch Charlotte. N. C Robert M. Wakefield Arcadia. Fla John P. Walker Collierville, Tenn John T. WARDLAW Spartanburg. S. C B. L. WATKINS, JR Davidson. N. C DEANE C. Watson Tampa. Fla MAYNARD S. Watson Ridge Spring. S. C D. Ernest Webster Worcester, Mass J. T. WELBORN Lexington. N. C Paul B. Welch Coral Gables, Fla ROBERT B. Welsh Charlotte, N. C Harold H. Wells Petersburg, Va CRAWFORD Wheeler, Jr Nyack, N. Y, William E. White Graham, N. C G. p. WhITELEY Roanoke, Va Wilford L. Whitley Plymouth. N. C James a. Williams Indianola. Miss, pat M. Williams North Wilkesboro. N. C G. E. Wilson El Dorado. Ark. John G. Wilson Davidson. N. C. Lowry R. Wilson Lowell. N. C, William R. Wilson Rome. Ga. watt L. Withers Davidson, N. C. B. L. Wood, jr Callaway. Va. Caspar L. WOODBRIDGE Middlcsboro. Ky. RUFUS Woody, Jr Forrest City, Ark. ALLEN Worth Jefferson. N. C. David M. YOCUM El Dorado. Ark. ( (H l j J fs j). ZJ C: P- C ' O . ft. ) O .fS O P - O ,C ' 7 - Page Tiventy-four Front Rati; left to right: GlAKTIIAU .McCov Back Rati; left to right: Caldwell BOLIN Bell COURT OF CONTROL Jay Bolin Dick Arnold Judge Recorder Senior Members George Grantham Bob Reinhardt Juni or Members Don Bell Frank Caldwell Sophomore Members Matt Long Joe McCov Page Twenly-five Miss Elizabeth Lunsford Sponsor SDPHDMDRES AsHBY Dick President John Bulk Vice-PresiJenl SCOTTY PATERSON Secretary- Treasurer Page Twenty-seven SOPHOMORES William w. Abbot Louisville. Ga. Harry S. Allen, JR Florence, S. C. Clarence L. Anderson Tampa, Fla. CAMPBELL W. ANSLEY, jR Charlotte. N. C. Linus L. Banker. Jr Charlotte, N. C. William L. Barker High Point. N. C. Joseph C. Barnwell Burlington, N. C. Hugh H. Battle, Jr Rocky Mount. N. C. KITT M. BEATY Rock Hill. S. C. Jack N. BEHRMAN Greensboro. N. C. John M. BeLK Charlotte. N. C. John F. Booth. Jr. . Oklahoma City. Okla. Andrew J. Borders Birmingham, Ala. Fred C. BOYKIN Atlanta, Ga. Robert L. Brinson High Point, N. C. PHILLIP F. Busby Salisbury, N. C. Charles D. ByERS Charlotte, N. C. John M. Campbell - . Eustis. Fla. Wilbur Lee Carter Greensboro. N. C. Donald C. CATERSON Montrose. Pa. Peterson CAVERT Nashville. Tenn. JAMES A. Chapman Spartanburg. S. C. Donald R. Chisholm Asheboro. N. C. Morton L. Church Charlotte. N. C. William S. Conner Rock Hill. S. C. William P. CONYERS Spartanburg, S. C. William Henry Crane Hickory, N. C. James G. DARRACOTT Kings Mountain. N. C. John W. Davis Kingstrec. S. C. JASON B. DEYTON Spruce Pine. N. C. John AsHBY Dick Sumter. S. C. Albert E. DIMMOCK Newport News. Va. Robert L. Douglas Chester. S. C. Cameron R. Dudley Kinston. N. C. Newt L. Edwards Lake Wales, Fla. George WiLEMAN EHLY Greensboro, N. C. Page Tu:enty-eight S n P H D M [l 1! E S 1:DWAKU J. LKWIN Davidson, N. C JosiPii S, Eve Auftus(A. Ga. JACK W liWARI BLuksiock. S, C. HARRIS JlSSi; 1 11 IDS AnKuill... M.« Joseph L . 1 i.o vi-rs Coliimbus. Ci.i. John a. I-redlric k I u ' k.in.Kk L.ikc. N. J. Henry E. Eulcher Davidson. N. C. Wallace M Gambi i D.uidson, N. C. Robert A. Gowdy Mm ml, F1.1. William M. Crosse Marion. Va. Anderson Pace Harris Ro.vboro, N. C. Robert M. Hart Talladega, Ala. Charles Henderson, Jr. University, Va, Richard W. Hevener Hightown, Va. Boyd Calhol ' n Hipp Greenville. S. C. I RANK WELLFORD HOBBIE Roanoke. Va. Clyde H. Hobbs Whiteville, N. C. William M. Howell Jacksonville. Fla, Walter J. Kyle Cleveland. Tenn. Ben R. Lacy, III Richmond, Va, l.ANGLEY p. land Virginia Beach. Va. THOMAS G. LANE Charlotte, N. C. William Frank Lee Washington, Ga. Clarence w. legerton Charleston, S. C, LoY Lewis Jacksonville, Fla. Frank H. Logan . . . Rutherfordton. N. C. Matt r. Long Roxboro. N. C. Alva M. Lumpkin Columbia, S. C. William j. Lyman Birmingham. Ala. Carence a. McArthlr Charlotte, N, C. William C. McClammy Wilmington. N. C. Joe B. McCoy North Wilkesboro. N. C. James P. McCrary Lonoke. Ark. John T. McCrea Miami. Fla. SAML ' EL J. Mcelroy Huntersville. N. C. Henry N. McGeachy Tryon, N. C. SSi£ iTi C f Page Tu, ' eniy-nine (I? .ff C- f J IT P ' ft P O f t g r o i SDPHDMDRES John F. McGeE Charleston, S. C. Henry D. McINTOSH West Palm Beach, Fla, John Lacy MACLEAN Charlotte, N. C. Cyrus C. McNEELY Mooresville, N. C. Archie A. McNeill Cairo. Ga. David T. MALONEY Washington, D. C. Richard I. Manning Spartanburg, S. C. Joseph E. Martin Lebanon, Tenn. SAMUEL R. Martin Mt. Gilead, N. C. Frank N. MEBANE Orlando, Fla. John Marvin MEBANE Burlington, N. C, Guy FeNTON Miller DeFuniak Springs, Fla. John Knox Miller Richmond. Va. Ned K. Miller Concord. N. C. Columbus C. Moorhead . Blackstock. S. C. BOYCE M. Morrison Davidson. N. C. Frederick S. Morton Waycross, Ga. HAROLD R. MURDOCK . , Asheville, N. C. EDWARD Murray, Jr. Raleigh. N. C. James F. NEILL Statesville. N. C. Joseph C. Nelson Cartersvillc, Ga. Jerry M. NEWBOLD Wilmington. N. C. James C. NiCKOLS Kings Mountain. N. C. RUFUS K. NIMMONS Seneca, S. C. George M. Ogilvie Oakwood. N. C. Frank B. O ' LEARY New Orleans. La. Preston C. Oliver Wilmington. N. C. Leon A. Paine West Palm Beach. Fla. Charles Erskine Parks Bristol. Va. Ross L. Parks . . Asheville. N. C. Lyman J. PARRIGIN Paintsville, Ky. Arthur R. PATERSON Madison, N. J. Evan G. PATTISHALL Jacksonville. Fla. Robert F. Patton Rutherfordton, N. C. James T. PHARR . , Cass. West Va. JAMES D. Phillips Laurinburg. N. C. Page Thirty !, II I ' II I) M I) II i; li HAKR hUWIN l )l.H)i K AsIkviIIc, N. C. Scon M. PcxM.i Romncy. Wost V.i. HlKhlKI V. R.MNl V Mi unl.un Viow. N. J. RlWl Kl V KANl V l.ltiURock. Ark. John Knox Roimnson Doritj. N. C. Wii.iiAM C. Robinson Dccmir. G.i. Wll.llAM B ROGI-RS El Dorado. Ark. Hi NKY B RONl V Mcluno. N. C. MVKON Ci. SANDll HR I.owrys. S. C. Thomas G. Sani ord Hcndcrsonvillc. N. C. Craig R. Schmidt Shdbyville. Ky. RofiURT I-. Simpson Jacksonville, l-la. Ghorgi: T. Sinclair IMiicruUI. West Va. Richard G. Smith Elkin. N. C. Frederick w. Speas Winston-Salcm. N. C. W. Campbell Spratt Fredericksburg. Va. Hugh H. Sprunt Wilmington. N. C. Enoch B. Stevenson Columbia. Tenn. Ivy W. Stewart . Charlotte. N. C. Thomas F. Stimson Chattanooga. Tenn. Clyde S. Stroup Wilmington. N. C. William A. Tarleton Charlottesville. Va. George w. Tate Charlotte. N. C. Robert R. temple Petersburg. Va. George S. Tyson [•lorencc. S. C. Bartlette B. Walker . Mt Gilcad. N. C. Ben M. Washburn Wilmington. N. C. Norman jack Wayman Miami. Ila. JAMES A. Whiti; East Spencer. N. C. Albert E. Willard Wilmington. N. C. David C. Williamson Kcnansvillc. N. C. Donald c. Williamson . High Point. N.C. RuFUs D. Wilson Burlington. N. C. William W. Wood Davidson. N. C. Jesse A. Wooten Memphis. Tenn. Peter M. B. Young Charlotte. N.C. P R ( P C Page Thiriy-one layrou. Senator Lee. and Grosse. Burns off to the court. Right barrel: Empty. Frosh Spring fever. Hank. Lyman, and Bill Robinson. Taking the sun. Vacant period. Georgia Plutocrats. Hire today, gone tomorrow. Awaiting the bell. Two Davidsonians. A bit of correspondence Left barrel: Empty. Rollmq out. Rolling m. Miss Pat Brown Sponsor  JUNIORS Ed Lucas Don Bell Frank Caldwlll President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Page Thirty-five J U N I D R S Charles ALLCOTT Talladega. Ala. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Henry G. BediNGER Red Springs. N. C. Donald R. Bell Bowling Green. Ohio Pi Kappa Alpha EARLE G. Bellamy Knoxville. Iowa Phi Gamma Delta Elmer L. Bishop Ashevilic. N. c. Joseph G. Bivins Elkin. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon JAMES H. Black Matthews. N. C. Samuel Hutchins Booker . Louisville. Ky. Phi Delta Theta John H. Brady Davidson. N. C. George T. Brown Davidson. N. C. JAMES R. Bryant Charlotte. N, C. Beta Theta Pi ALVIN C. Burns Sumter, S. C. Monroe Bush Jackson. Miss. Frank C. Caldwell Spartanburg, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Robert E, Carter Alexandria, Va. Phi Delta Theta Douglas H. Clark Clarkton. N. C, jack B. Clark . Clarkton. N. C. Kappa Sigma John e. W. Clark Badin, N. C. Richard R. Cobb Winston-Salem, N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon Maurice A. Coleman Salisbury, N, C, Benjamin E. Colkitt WayncsviUc. N. C. Vicar Earle Copes Norfolk. Va. Richard L. COPPEDGE , , Rosedale. Miss. Kappa Alpha Bennett Y. Cowan Bristol. Tenn. pPiW iiPU ' WII Jf- J f m ' f jf Page Thirty-six fy iiii O ii it J U N I D n 5 A C Cowl AND Charloiie. N. C. Mindcn, l.i. John h. Cricuton Sigma Alpha F.pnUm JAMI S R. Crook Spjrtjnburu. S C Kappa Sit ma SiDNi V H. Dai I IN Amiir. l.i. Harwell McCoy Darby I loren«. Ab I ' hi Gamma Delia Makiin L. Davis Glorgl W. De-w I s. DuKfis. Jr. Davidson. N. C Charleston, S. C. Charlocre. N. C. PAUL Ll IRD Charlotte. N. C. Beta Thela Pi Robert W. elder Cincinnati. Ohio Pi Kappa Alpha Phillip H. Emanuel james a. ewart John W. Ewart Lancaster. S. C. Blackstock. S. C, Blackstock. S. C. William W. Faison Charlotte. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon BAXTER P. FREEZE High Point. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Edward J. Garrou Valdcsc, N. C. Robert R. GARVEY Winston Salem. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi Richard H. Graham WILLIA.M F. HAAKE Elkin. N. C. Ridgcwood, N. Y. Live Oak. Fli. Claude J. Hackney Sigma Alpha Epsilon Edward C. Hay Hickory. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon DAVID N. Henderson Wallace. N.C. Pi ' Kappa Alpha RuFus Geddie Herring Roscboro. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi Edward B. Hipp Greensboro. N. C. Kappa Sigma Page Thing-seven JUNIORS Daniel M, Hodges Raleigh, N. C. Phi Gamma Delta Robert H. Hood Ellcnboro. N. C. Joe B. Hopper Mokpo, Korea S. Douglas Horner Crewe, Va. Sigma Phi Epsilon James b. Howell . . _ Ellerbe. N. C. Beta Theta Pi David A. HuffINES Cameron. N. C. SOUTHGATE Jones Durham. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Richard s. Kelly Erwin. N. C. Kappa Sigma Burke Kerr Davidson. N. C. JAMES W. KERR Baltimore. Md. Paul T. KISSLING Montrcat. N. C, A. Vernon Knox . Davidson. N. C. Malcolm W. KUNZ Signal Mountain. Tcnn. Sigma Phi Epsilon Ernest W. LARkin Washington. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi William D. Loy . Charlotte. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon EDWIN F. Lucas Greensboro. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Stanley K. McAfee Charlotte. N. C. Beta Theta Pi Julian L. McCALL . Florence. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi John R. McClelland MooresviUe. N. C. Wilson H. McDiarmid Shelby, N. C. William a. McEachern St. Pauls. N. C. John R. McKiNNON Maxton. N. C. Phi Delta Theta William E. MacLauchlin , . Columbia. S. C. Augustus A. McLean Lenoir, N. C. Phi Delta Theta ' P p. o Page Thirty-eight r- i t B! A f . J U N I U 11 1j John D Ma Li ou AlHrrdicn, N C ROBIRT D. Mr.Li:OD W«hingion, D. C. Sigma Alpha EpuUm Sinn MlTCIIILI. MAf K JAMHs S. Mann Moorciville. N. C. Mjxion. N. C. George M. Marsh High Pomi. N C Kappa Sigma George T. Matheny John A. Miller Covington. Va. Moorcsville. N. C. LAWRENCE H. Miller Florence, S. C. Sigma Phi Epulon George l. Mitchell Wiimingion. N. c. Kappa Alpha Dan MIZELL Tarboro. N. C. Sigma Phi Epmlon Ben Frank Moore McCoU. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epiilon John A. Moore Charlotte. N. C. MACGlenn Morris Gastonia. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi Arthur M. Murray William H. Nelson Wadcsboro. N. C. Moorcsville. N. C. JA.MES M. Owens Palm Beach. Fla. Phi Delta Theia T. Haughton Pardee ELI E. Parker Charles E. Parrish J. Carlton Parsons Pi Kappa Alpha Charlotte. N. C. Sumter. S. C. Cary. N. C. New Bern. N. C. SAMUEL C. PEARCE B. Jackson Phillips Beta Theta Pi Thomas o. Pinkerton Tho.mas M. Plonk Monlreat. N. C. Jacksonville. Fla. Franklin. Tenn. Macon. Ga. Page Thirty-nine JUNIORS Walter C. plunkett Aiken, s. C. Pi Kappa Pht William m. Potts Davidson. N. C. Frank M. Powell Whitcviiie. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon PRESSLEY R. Rankin Mount Gilcad. N. C. Beta Theta Pi Richard E. Rankin Mount Holly. N. C. David V. Rhea Greeneville. Tenn. BOYCE H. Rhyne Bessemer City. N. C. Stewart L. Rogers Greensboro. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Henry Carl Rowland Charlotte, N. C. JAMES p. Rudolph Biltmore. N. C. Phi Delta Theta Edgar e. Scott Statesviiie. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha HERSHELL D. SEAGLE Marion. N. C. Benjamin e. Shannon Barium Springs. N.C. Pi Kappa Alpha George W. Shannon Broadway. Va. William H. Shannon Front Royal. Va. William m. Shaw , FayettcviUe. N. C. Beta Theta Pi J. Marvin Sink Knoxviiie. Tcnn. Pi Kappa Alpha Robert E. Sleet . . Charlotte. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon Eustace H. Smith La Grange. Ga. Robert J. Smith Charlotte. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon David M. Spencer Barium Springs. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha William H. SPRUNT .... Winston-Salem. N.C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon William H. Squires Greenville. S. C. Kappa Sigma Roy B. SUBER Whitmirc. S. C. ' J 1 ' |« - ' o. t- Page Forty f . f o e «. J P! . i A Pji Ci JUNIORS William I. Summi ks Stattjviik N. C. I ' hi Ciamma iJella John S. TalmA(,i-; Dccjtur. Ga. Archibald B. Taylor Win«on Sjirm. N. C. I ' hi Camma Uvlia IIijWARU B. Taylor Souihpon. N. C. Reta Thfta I ' l Glenn Terrell TalUhasscc FU. I ' hi Delia Thela RrcHARD Davis Thomas Tampj. FU. Kappa Alpha J. ALSTON Thompson Richmond. Va. Kappa Sigma Milton Steve Thurston Taylorsviilc, N. C. B. BERNICE TURNAGE Farmvillc. N. C. Kappa Alpha John C. Turner Miami. Fla. Roderick G. Turner Joncsboro. Ga. Sigma Phi Epsilon William B. Tyson Florence. S. C. David W. VOSBURGH Charlotte. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon J. MASON Wallace Charlotte. N. C. Kappa Alpha Charles H. Watt Thomasvillc. Ga. Kappa Alpha Charles A. Webb Philadelphia. Pa. SA.MUEL G. Welborn Lexington. N. C. JACK W. WesTAI.L Asheville. N. C. Phi Delia Thela Albert Ralph Wh.I.IA.MS Chattanooga. Tenn. Phi Gamma Delia I. BLANTON WILLIA.MSON Atlanta. Ga. Pi Kappa Phi A. CA.MERON Wilson . Bardstown. Ky. Kappa Alpha C. J. Wilson. Jr Matthews. N. C. Henry K. Wilson Talladega. Ala. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Albert C. Winn Greenville. S. C. Beta Thela Pi Thomas G. Withers Davidson. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi SAMUEL M. Woodward Blucfield. W. Va. Pi Kappa Phi Walter WootEN Chattanooga. Tenn. Phi Camma Delia THO.MAS S. YARBOROUGH Albany. Ga. Kappa Sigma Page Forty one Down them every one. Butch. Walt. School ' s out. Wild Hairs. Huffy. Monroe. Somebody must be coming. 6(7 . Tivo Sigmas. On the drive. Hack. Looks mighty good. Kerr. Jim. Men icorking. Miss Marie Fellows sponsor SENIOR CLASS OIMCLRS John R. Jonhs Jack Ablls GiiORGE Grantham Hknry Bahnson President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Permanent President md CLASS POEM God bless nil simiilc tools like me Who dare to look today and see Young men march out to kill — fail dead A sacrifice to Hate, by mans hot lead And still believe in 1 hee. God bless all simple tools like me Who dare to live today and be Awake to life beyond this cultured view Where youths ' visions shattered, great hopes few. ' et still believe in Thee. God bless all simple fools like me Who walk alone to love the free Wild beauty of a storm-bent, nor broken tree. And pray someday young men will see. And then believe in Thee. God bless all simple fools like me Who love to live, wide-eyed and free. And dare hold dreams and still conceive Of a new world to build, through love to weave Where we together shall all believe in Thee. Page Forty -five John Calvin Abels. Jr. High Point. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Psychology Editoriar Staff Quips and Cranks (1, 2) ; Editorial Staff Scripts ' ii Pranks (1, 2); Golf (1. 2, i. 4), Manager (4); Beaver Club; President Social Fraternity; Vice-President Senior Class: Dormitory Sports Manager (.!); Wrestling (2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Vice-President Athletic Association; Junior Cheerleader; Journalism Club; Sigma Delta Psi; D Club. Richard T. Arnold greenville, s. c. Kappa Alpha B.S. in Physics Football (1, 2, 3), Captain (1); Omicron Delta Kappa; Court of Control (2, 3, 4); Recorder (4); Co-Manager Student Store; Track (1, 2). Henry T. Bahnson Winston-Salem, N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in Chemistry Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; President Student Body; First Vice-President Student Body (3); President Sophomore Class; Football (1, 2. 3, 4); D Club; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Honor Roll. Campbell A. Baird Mount Airy, N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in Biology Track (1); Eumanean Literarv Society; Daz ' idsonian Bus- iness Staff (1. 2); Quips and Cranks Business Staff (1, 2); Intramural and Interfraternity Sports. Page Forty-six vz7 ( yi nrih RoBERT Eugene Balsley Reidsville, N. C. Rela Thela Pi B.S. in Biology FoMliall (I. 2. 3. 4); Baskttball (I): D Clul.; Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; President Beaver Club; Secretary- Treasurer Student Body. Harry Frankli ' Barnett HUNTERSVILLE. N. C. A.B. in Music and English GIre Clul). Frank Pendleton Barker. Jr. KANSAS CiTV. Mo. Phi Gamma Delia A.B. in English Basketball 1); Cross-Country (1, 2): Track: Court of Country (2); Philanthropic Literary Society: Debating (1 2. 3, 4); Vice-President Forensic Council; Dai ' idsonion (1, 2) Ot ' ips A. D Cranks (1, 2, J): Eta SiKtna Phi; Iniermurals Scripts ' n Pranks (1. 2, 3): Business Manager ) ' Handbook D ' Qub; Varsity Wrestling Manager; Latin Association. W. Holt Barnwell Burlington, N. C. Beta Thela Pi B.S. in Physics and Economics President Social FratiTnily; President Sigma Delta Pi; President Scabbard and Blade: Honorary Fraternity Council; Senior Sports Manager; President Student Dance Committee; Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4); Class and Fraternity Sports; Omicron Delta Kappa. Page Forty-seven Felix Bell, Jr. Burlington, N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon B.S. in Political Science Manager (1); Spanish Club; Sigma Delta Pi. Thomas J. Bell CON ' WAV, S. C. B.S. in Chemistry and Biology nsfer from The Citadel: Wrestling (4); Football Band (3). William James Bolin MASCOT, TENN. Phi Gamma Delta B.S. in Business Delta Kappa; Judge of Court of Control; President Social Fraternity; Vice-President D Club; Football (!, 2, i. 4). Captain (4); Scabbard and Blade; Business Staff Scripts ' )! Pranks (1, 2, 3); Baseball (1, 2, 4). William Porter Boyle Steele ' s tavern, Va. A.B. in German Football Band (1); V. M. C. A. Cabinet; Delta Phi Alpha (3, 4), President (4); Assistant Pastor Davidson Unity Church; Assistant in German; Phi Beta Kappa. hamh Page Forty-eight ufiA fiami- Chash BRtNizbR. Jr. Charlotte. N. C. Phi Gamma Delia B.S. in Chemistry and Mathematics Phi Beta Kapiu: D Cliih; X ' iccPrcsiilcnl SiBma Hi SiKina: Rccor lcr (iamma Sisma Kpsiloii; ' icc-I rcsi(icni I.c Crrclc Fran ais; Cross-Country ( ): Tr.nck (.!. 4): Math Assistant; Student Council (4); Y. .M. C. A. Board of Con- trol (4); Chairman Senior Invitations Committee; Alumni Association Me lal (1); First Lieutenant R. O. T. C; Inter- fraternity Si orts; (Imicron Delta Kappa. Paul Browning. Jr. GREtNVlLLE. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Economics Transfer from The Citadel; Football (3); Frater Manager ; Wrestling (4); D Club. ity Sports Eldridge Edmunds Brown Atlanta. Ga. A.B. in English I ' hi Beta Kappa; Delta Phi Alpha; Eta Sigma Phi; D Club; Da-.idsanian (I, 2, 3): Captain R. O. T. C; Philan- thropic Literary Society; Cross-Country (1. 2); Assistant in Bible, Math., and Philosophy; Honor Roll (1). Paul William Bumbarger, Jr. Hickory. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi B.S. in Economics Phi Beta Kappa; Editor Scripts ' n Pranks: Assistant Editor Pai ' idsonian : President Publications Board; Tennis (I); Chairman Senior Elections Committee; Sigma I ' psilon; Pi Camma Mu; International Relations Club; Honor Roll (2. 31; Elections Board; Spanish Club; President Social Fraternity: Assistant in English; Omicron Delta Kappa. Page Forty-nine Armstead Burwell Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Sigma B.S. in History and Chemistry Football (2. .i, 4). Frank Lee Caldwell Davidson, N. C. B.S. in Biology Tom Vickers Cauble WlNSTON-SALEM, N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in English D Club; Varsity Track; President Sigma Upsilon; Hon- orary Fraternity Council; Advanced R. O. T. C. Harold Chapman MARION, N. C. B.S. in Biology Alpha Epsilon Delta. AMI? { y, am Page Fifty David Herr Coblentz Springfield. Ohio A.B. in History Football Band (1. 2) ; R. O. T. C. Banil (I. 2); Ministerial Band; Camera Club; Colore l Work; Assistant in Bible. Herbert A. Codington. Jr. Wilmington. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in Chemistry Alpha Kpsilon Delia; Business Staff Dazid soman: Delta Phi Alpha; Captain R. O. T. C. Hill P. Cooper Henderson. N. C. Kappa Sigma B.S. in Business Scott P. Cooper Henderson. N. C. K appa Sigma B.S. in Business Administration Foolliall (1); Treasurer Pnn-IIellenic Council; Advanced R. O. T. C; Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C; Scabbard and Blade. Page Fifty-one John Jennings Covington Wadesboro. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi B.S. in Physics Business Manager Davidsouian: Red and Black Masquers: Alpha Psi Omega; Junior Track Manager: Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. throi)ic Literary Societj Paul Edgar Crane Charleston, w. va. A.B. in Greek if Georgia; Glee Clulj Paul Shields Crane Chosen, Japan B.S. in Chemistry Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (2); Delta Phi Alpha; Quips and Cranks (1, 2. 3); President Philanthropic Literary Society; Football Band (I); Poetry Editor Scripts ' ii Pranks; Biology Assistant. James Henry Crutchfield ASHEBORO, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Psychology Transfer from Oak Ridge Military Institute; Football (2, ;, 4); Wrestling (4); D Club; Friendship Council; Intra- nural and Interfraternity Sports. AMI, J yhmmh Page Fifty -two William Andrew Dale Columbia. Tenn. Phi Delta Theta B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Omicron Delta Kaiipa: PrcsiiUiu Siicial Fralcrnily; Editor Pavidionian: Student Council (J); Gamma Sigma Epsilon: Sigma I ' psilon; Oiips Axn Chasks (I, 2); Intramural S| rt9 Champion (.1); Dtlta Epsilon: BaMhall (1); Srcretary- Trcasurcr Pulilications Board; Assistant in Chcmistr -. John Woodrow Davis Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Biology f ' hilanlhropic Literary Society; Assistant in BioloKy. Otho Albea Dear.man. Jr. Harmony, n. C. B.S. in Biology Philanthropic Literary Society; Assistant in Ed William Eagan Atlanta, ga. B.S. in Chemistry Page Fifty-three Russell Brown Edmondson tarboro, n. c. Sigma Phi Epsilon B.S. in History Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), C qitain (4); D Clnl). NORRIS SCRIBNER ERB BADIN, N. C. Pi Kappa Phi B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Football Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Symphonic Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Tresident (4); Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi JIu Alpha; Track (1). John McMullen Farrior Decatur. Ga. A.B. in Philosophy Philanthropic Literary Society; Forensic bating Alternate; Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Capta Le Cercle Fran?ais; D Club. Council; De- Robert Wood Finley North Wilkesboro, N. C. Kappa Sigma A.B. in History Omicron Delta Kajjpa; Freshman Adviser; Scabbard and Blade; I. R. C; Spanish Club; Vice-President Eumanean Literary Society; Vice-President Y. M. C. A.; Y Board of Control; Manager Freshman Basketball; D Club. hamh Page Fifty-four John Boyd Flynn washington. n. c. Pi Kappa Phi B.S. in History and Education V. M. C A. Cahinci: President Alpha Psi Omega; Red and Black .Masquers; Ela Sigma Phi; llasehall Manager (1. 2. i); Dean ' s List; Spanish Club: Philanthropic Literary S H;iety; Honorary Fraternity Council; Friendship Council. Tho.mas Arthur Galbreath. Jr. KINSTON. N. c. Sigma Phi Epsilon B.S. in Economics resiling Manager (1, 2); Spanish Club; Sigma Delta Psi. Leith Holloway Garrou Valdese, N. C. Beta Tbela Pi B.S. in Business Football (I. 2. .1): Track (1); Le Cercle Fran(;ais; Vice- President Social Fraternity; Flying Club. Stuart Wynn Gibbs Erwin, n. c. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Biology Glee Club (1); DatiJso (I). Page Fifly-tioe Granville sharpe, jay Bolin, Jack Abels. JOHN King, George Granthan. Hector Maclean. Bob Finley, Jim Hogg, Bill Loftin. PAUL BUMBAKL,t:K Henry Bahnson SENIOR MEN edgar watson Tom Cauble ; ! r BARNWELL. Gl:NE VEREEN. ANDY DALE. Dick Arnuld. Winston Taylor. Chase Brenizer. Casey Jones. Hewes parrish, Jkm Mcduffie. Johnny Moore, Lawson Withers. DF THE YEAR Joe L. Gordon Shelbyville, Ky. B.S. in Biology George Leighton Grantham FAIRMONT, N. c. Sigma Alpha Epsiton B.S. in Political Science Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class; Manager ' arsity Foot- ball; Beaver Club; D Club; Court of Control (4). Albert Lamar Green. Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi A.B. in Bible Eumanean Literary Society; Sigma Delta Psi; Track; Cake Race Winner; Cross-Country. John Davidson Grier Charlotte, N. C. B.S. in Mathematics Track (2. 3. 4); Cross-Countrv (1, 2, 3); Delta Epsilo Philanthropic Literary Society; Wrestling (3); Assistant Page Filly -eight Frank Gradv Hai.l. Jr. mt, ulla. n. c. B.S. in Economics and Business Siuma Delta Pi; Si-cond I.irnteiiant R. O. T. C. William H. Hamilton Hemingway. S. C. Sigma Phi Epsiton B.S. in Chemistry Uaskctliall (1); Tennis (1); Glee Club (1. . ' , .1. ■ ). President (4); Delta Phi Alpha: Scahbard and Blade: Cadet Captain Co. B.: Davijsoman (1, 2); Assistant in Bible; Quips a.nd Cranks (1); Dean ' s List. Ralph Eugl.ne Harkey Charlotte. N. C. B.S. in Business and Economics Business Manager Scripts ' n Pranks; .Sgunish Club; Treas- urer Philanthropic Literary Sucietv: Ua-.iJsaiiian (1): Ouips AXD CHAXKS (I. 2, }): Bi.ardliiK II.M.s,- . Ian.-ii,Tr: I ' nldisher Football ProKrams. John FRnoFRiCK Hay MORRISTOWN. TENN. Sigma Phi Epsilon B.S. in Chemistry Page Fifty-nine William D. Henley Davidson, N. C. B.S. in Business Philanthropic Literary Society. Louis Carey Hue. Jr. Florence, s. C. Pi Kappa Phi B.S. in Economics Pan-Hellenic Council; Assistant in Economics; Dean ' s List; Business Staff Si:ril,ts ' n Pranks (1. 2, 3); President Phi Mu Alpha; Honorary Fraternity Council; Pi Gamma Mu; Sym- phonic Band and Orchestra (1, 2, 3); I. R. C; Captain R. O. T. C. Pat Hobson, Jr. York. S. C. B.S. in Chemistry Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; David Howard Memorial Chemistry Scholarship; Hon- orary Fraternity Council; Student Dance Committee; Tennis (1); Assistant in Chemistry and Music; Symphonic Band (1); Football Band (1. 2. .!); First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. ; Phi Beta Kappa. James Gardiner Hogg Waynesboro, Va. Kappa Sigma B.S. in Political Science President Oniicroii Delta Kappa; President D Club; Captain Basketball : ( lo ' .t H ' ho: Basket ball (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1. J. ,i. 41; Student Council (2, 4); Secretary- Treasurer and Xice-President Athletic Association; Boarding House Manager; Fraternity Sports Manager. Page Sixty i iHfxh Gordon Clii=t Horton Chattanooga, tenn. Kappa Alpha A.B. in English Daz-idsonian (1); Scripts n Praitts (1. 2. J. ) ; Red and Black Masquers. Vice-President (4); Vice-President Alpha Psi Omega; 1 ' Handbook (J); digma I ' psilon: Founder An- nual Student Art Exhibits; Secretary Social Fraternity. Carl Howie Charlotte, N. C. A.B. in History Edward Whitehurst Jackson DAVIDSON. N. C. Kappa Alpha A.B. in Economics and French Football Manager (I, 2, 3, ); Equipment Manager (4); Alpha Psi Omega; Le Ccrclc Fran ais; Red and Black Masquers. Robert C. Johnson Knoxville. Tenn. Phi Gamma Delia B.S. in Business Football (1. 2, . 4): U Club; Basketball (1); Beaver Club; V. M. C. A. Cabinet (4). Page Sixty-one Thomas Pinckney Johnston Bristol, Tenn. Kappa Sigma B.S. in Chemistry and Political Science Freshman Track Manager; Gamma Sigma Epsilon; I. R. C. : Eumanean Literary Society; Football 33and; Editorial Staff Quips and Cranks (1, 2, 3); D Chib. John Raymond Jones Norfolk, va. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Economics Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; President Senior Class; Vice-President Student Body (3); Student Council (2, 3, 4); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4); Y. M. C. A. Board of Control (3, 4); Business Staff Da-. ' klsomaii (1, 2); Advertis- ing Manager Davidsonian (3) ; Business Staff Quips AND Cranks (1, 2); Assistant Business Manager Quips AND Cranks (3); Si:.;in,i Pi Gamma Mu; Diui-. h. Assistant in Bible; [ i-- Wildcat Handbook (1, _ ' Club; Friendship Council. Who ' s Who. Kar l Crawford Jonas MARION. N. C. Kappa Sigma B.S. in Biology Football (1, 2, 3. 4) Staff Quips and Cran Rifle Team (1, 2); Ch; Track (1, 3); D ' Club; Business i (1, 2); Student Store (1, 2, 3); ince Decorations Committee. .; Delta Phi Alpha; I. R. C. lu; Dean ' s List; Honor Roll; K ' ss-Country ; Editorial Staff nni Freshman Medal; Beaver -Faculty Relations Committee; John Henry King Johnson City. Tenn. Kappa Alpha B.S. in Political Science and Psychology President Social Fraternity; Student Council (4); Psychology Assistant; Omicron Delta Kappa. Page Si.xly-two UUlh ' )anrx: y- James Toddv Latimer Lantham Edwards Latta Andi;rson, s. C. HiLLSBORO. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Economics and Political Science B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Track MaiuiKtr (1, . ' ); Pafiilsoniaii (1. 2); Qi- (HANKS (1, 2); Sfcrelary Scal)l)aril ami Blade-; Alicia Delta. PS AND Epsilon Football (1. 2. 3. 4); Wrestling (1. 2, .!, 4); Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4): D Club. Rhx Walton Lauck. Jr. Robert S. Lefever V. SlllNGTON. D. C. GtTTYSBURG. PENN. Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in Political Science B.S. in Biology Glee Club (1); Daiidsomai) (I); I. R. C; Psjchology Assistant. Transfer from Gettysburg College; Football (3) ; Baseball (3); Delta Phi Alpha. Page Sixty-three Clarence Theodore Leinbach Winston-Salem, N. C. B.S. in Economics Football Band (1, Phi Alpha; Pi Can 3) ; Sympho nd (I. 2, 3, 4); Delt History. William M. Lemmon Sumter, S. C. Kappa Alpha B.S. in Business Pan-Hellenic Council; Davidsonian Columnist; Basketball (1); Intcrfraternity Sports. Joe Marshall Liles. Jr. WADESBORO, N. C. B.S. in Business Davidsomaii (I, 2, 3, 4); Scripts ' u Pranks (1. 2, 3, 4); President Le Cercle Fran ais; President Delta Epsilon; Sigma Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. William Earl Loftin GASTONIA, N. C. Kappa Sigma B.S. in Economics Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Gamma Mu; T. R. C. ; Spanish Club; Eumanean Literary Society; President Social Fraternity; President Forensic Council; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Debating (1, 2, 3, 4); Elections Board; Honor Roll. Page Si.xly-four kanJih Clayton C. Love Staniueld. n. c. E.S. in Business Robert E. Love. Jr. Clover. S. C. B.S. in Economics Baseball Manager (I. 2); Symphnnic Band; R. O. T. C. Band, and Football Band (1. J. i. A). Raymond W. icDaniel Tarboro, n. c. Sigma Phi Epsiton B.S. in Economics and Business Football (2. 4); WrcstlinR (1. 4); Track (■! : Sports; D Club; . tcretary i ' anlU ' llcnic Coi Intcrfratcrnitj- George Harrison McDonald Atlanta, ga. A.B. in Economics Symphonic Band; Fmiiball Band; R. O. T. C. Band: Second I.ieutenaot R. O. T. C. ; Spanish Club; Eta Sigma Phi; Philanthropic Literary Society; Cross-Country (1). Page Sixty -five James M. McDonald HAMLET, N. c. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Business James Henry McDufeie. Jr. Columbus. Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon B. S. in Biology and Chemistry Oniicron Delta Kappa; Commander -Scabbard and Blade; D Club; Fre; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Wrestling (1 Social Fraternity. R. O. T. C. Battalion; rman Football Manager; 3, 4); Vice-President Ross SiMONTON McElwee Statesville, N. C- Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Chemistry Davidsomaii (1, 2); Track Manager (1, 2); Delta Phi A|pha; Pan-Hellenic Council; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Fii-st Lieutenant R. O. T, C. ; Second in CommaTid Co. D. George Dearborn McKinnon Clinton, n. C. A.B. in English h 4mh Page Sixty-six ' if ' u Hector MacLean John L. McLucas LUMBERTON, N. C. LATTA, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon B.S. in Business B.S. in Business Omicron Delta Kappa; President Pan-Helleiiic Council: usincss SlalT Daiidsonian (1, 2, 3, 4); I. R. C. William Harris McReynolds Francis D. Magill Clarksville, Tenn. Lenoir, N. C. Pht Gamma Delta B.S. in Music B.S. in Business Transfer from Austiu P. Normal Junior College. Syn David 3,4): iphonic Band; I.ittlc Symphony Orchestra; Queens- son Symphony: Football and R. O. T. C. Bands (1. 2, Beta Gamma Phi; Phi Mu Alpha. Page Sixly-seven SENIOR-FACULTY DAY Prof. Lilly. Dr. Harding. Dr. Hood. Dr. Sentelle. Dr. Lingle. Prof. Jeter. Mr. Hengeveld. Prof. Kimbrough. Dr. Beaty. Prof. McGeachy. Prof. Bailey. Dr. Schenck. Prof. Sheivmake Dr. Williamson. Prof. McGeachy. Prof. Lilly. Mr. Frieze. Dr. Elmer Brown. Mr. Burton. Charles Lewis Martin. Jr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Phi Gamma Delta B.S. in Political Science Symphonic Band (1, 2. .!); Football Band (1); Scripts Pranks (1, 2). Managing Editor (,i); Junior Chcerleade Beta Gamma Phi; President I. R. C; Honorary Fraterni Council; Treasurer Social Fraternity. Edward Nisbet Maxwell Davidson, N, C. B.S. in Chemistry and Physics Sigma Pi Sigma; Soccer Team; Camnia Signta Epsilon; Eumanean Literary Society; Camera Club; Alchemists ' Ap- prentices; Physics Assistant; Honorary Fraternity Council; Phi Beta Kappa. W. Melvin Means Concord. N. C. Kappa Sigma B.S. in Business Ray D. Minges Greenville, N. C. B.S. in Chemistry. Biology and Math. 3 4yu km th Page Seventy r i r. AND W mmh Marion R. Mobley r-LORENCE, s. c. Pi Kappa Phi B.S. in Chemistry and Biology JAMHS J. MOONEY DAVIDSON, N. C. B.S. in Biology Football (I); Basketball (I): Intramural Spoms. John Wilsqn Moore Winston-Salem. N. C. B.S. in Mathematics and Physics SiKnia I ' i SiRtna; Presirlcnt Eumatican Literary Society; Vice-President Honorary Fraternity Council; President Stu- dent Sunday School; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Wrestling; Football Band; Physical Improvement Award; Assistant in Physics, Mathem.itcis, and liymnastics; Phi Beta Kappa; D Club; Omicron Delta Kappa, Jesse Franklin Niven ALBEMARLE. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi B.S. in Economics F.Hitball (I, 2. 3. 4); .1. 4); Vice-President Jul tenant R. O. T, C. Basketball (1, 2); Baseball (1. 2. ior Class; D Club; Second Lieu- Page Seventy-one OcTAVius McCrary Otts. Jr. Mobile, Ala. Phi Gamma Delta B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Varsity Basketball Manager; D Club . Sam H. Overby Snow Hill, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Chemistry John Malcolm Parker Central Espana. Cuba B.S. in Business President Camera Club: Davldsonwn (1); Philanthropic Literary Society; Senior Smoker Committee; Student Store (2, 3). Joseph Hewes Parrish Winston-Salem, n. C. Phi Gamma Delta B.S. in History and Political Science Omicron Delta Kappa; Co-Manager Student Store; Secretary- Treasurer D Club; Cross-Country (,1, 4), Cai.tain (4); Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Council (4); Secretary Social Fraternity: Dance Decorations Committee. Page Seventy-two Paul D. Patrick. Jr. Kings Mountain, n. C. B.S. in Chemistry William R. Pharr Clarksdale, Miss. Phi Gamma Delia B.S. in Psychology F« il«1l (1. 2. .!. 4): •D (lull; D.isdiall (I): Scrifli ' n Pranks (1, 2); Boarding House Manager: Interfratcrnity Sports. W ' ' lamh JOHN A. PURDIE F-AYETTEVILLK. N. C. Kappa Sigma B.S. in History and Political Science Clyde E. Randolph Kannapolis. N. C. A.B. in History Tr.lnsffr from Mars Hill; Fooll.all Hand (.1, 4); Concert Hand (.1, A). Page Seventy-three Clyde A. Raynor Long Island. N. Y. Phi Delia Theta B.S. in Economics aniural and Interfraternity Sports. Robert S. Reinhardt, Jr. lincolnton. n. c. Phi Delta Theta B.S. in Business and Political Science Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4): Dormitory Sports Manager; Junior Marshal: Elections Board; Chairman Senior Blazer Com- mittee; Court of Control (3, 4); Spanish Club; Sigma Delta Pi. Jo Newell Robinson TALLADEGA. ALA. Phi Delta Theta B.S. in German and Biology Transfer from Furman University; Quips and Cr. nks (2, 3); Scripts ' ii Pra-nks (2, 3); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Or- chestra (2, 3); Band (2); Delta Phi Alpha; Red and Black Masquers, President (4); Sigma Upsilon; Eumanean Literary Society. Beverly Sampson Royster O.XLORD. N. c. Kappa Alpha B.S. in Political Science Dance Decorations Committee. Page Seventy-four REB NOONli RUMMEL CHARLOTTli. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon B.S. in French and Music Symphonic Band anil I.iltle Symphony Orchestra (1, 2, i, 4); Btta (;amma Phi; I.c Ccrcli- Franqais: Football Banil. Henry Theron Sain MOKC.ANION. N. C. B.S. in Biology and Political Science isIlhiK (,!, 4); Tennis: Baseball; D Club; Boarilintt L- Miinaser. Sidney Miller Sample STATESVILLE, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Psychology rifis 11 Pre Philanthropic Literary Socii Urips AND Cranks (1, 2)V James W. Saunders Albemarle, N. C. Pt Kappa Phi B.S. in Business Baseball ManaKcr; D Club; Lieutenant R. O. Page Sei ' enty-Ave William James Sexton McBee, s. c. B.S. in History Granville A. Sharpe Burlington, N. C. Beta Theta Pi B.S. in Biology D Club; Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Golf (1, 2, 3, 4), Man- ager (3), Captain (4); Pan-Hellenic Council; Advanced K. O. T. C. Joe G. Shelton Statesville, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Political Science Varsity Cheerleader; Boarding House Manager; Basketball (1); Dormitory and Fraternity Six rts Manager; Business Staff Davidsonian (1, 2); Mayor of Summer School. Edwin F. Shewmake Davidson, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Economics R. O. T. C. Band (1, 2); Football Band (1, 2); Rifle Team (1, 2); Varsity Track Manager; D Club; Philanthropic Literary Society; Scripts ' n Pranks (I, 2, 3), Associate Editor (4); Quips and Cranks (1, 2). Page Seventy-six -If- 1 1 Richard Edmund Shore Winston-Salem. N. C. Phi Gamma Delta U.S. in Economics Tennis (1, 2. .!. 4), Captain (4); D Cliili; Unskttliall (I. 2. 3, 4); Assi ilnnt Business Manager Y Handbook; Intra- mural and Interfratcrnity Sports; Assistant Pulilic Address (J). Russell Morrison Smith Richmond. Va. A.B. in History Lc Cercle Frangais; Philanthropic I-itcrary Society. H. Miller Sproull ANNISTCN, ALA. Phi Delta Theta B.S. in Political Science 3, 4); Basketball (1): Daiulsonian (1, Norman Williams Stevenson Charli-ston. S. C. Phi Delta Theta B.S. in Political Science Track (1); Basketball Manager (I. 2, 3); Colu Scripts ' n Pranks. Page Seventy-seven Earl Lehman Stutts LAURINBURG, N. C. B.S. in Economics Transfer from Presbyterian Junior College. William Summerville. Jr. Charlotte, N. C. Beta Theta Pi B.S. in Business Sigma Delta Pi; First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. David W. Talmage IVA, s. c. B.S. in Chemistry Gamma Sigma Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. George Winston Taylor MOORESVILLE, N. C. Phi Gamma Delta B.S. in Chemistry and Biology Omicron Delta Kappa; Editor Quips and Cranks; Pres- ident Junior Class; Baseball (1, 2, 3. 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3); Football (1); Intramural Athletic Champion (3); Dormitory Sports Manager (3); Davidsonxan (1, 2); Le Cercle Fran(;ais; Dcutscher Verein; Delta Phi Alpha; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sigma Upsilon; Beaver Club; Student Council (3): Vice- President Publications Board; Who ' s Who; Student-Faculty Relations Committee. Page Seventy-eight .-.Jj!i ' ' iartfih Drury Blair Thompson Francis R. Vanlandin gham Danville, Va. Johnson City, Tenn. Bela Tbela Pi Kappa Alpha A.B. in History B.S. in History Track (I); Ij; Ccrcic Fran?ais; Debating Team (1, 2, .1, A); Forensic Council: Scal bard and Blade; Eumanean Literary Society; I. R. C. Transfer from Tennessee State Teachers College. Eugene Michael Vereen. Jr. Moultrie, Ga. I ' hi Delta Tbeta B.S. in Psychology and Political Science Husimss Maiinstr Oiks vNn Cranks (4): Business Staff (I. 2. 3): Panllellenic Council; Fo..tl.all (1. 2); Track (1); Varsity Tennis Manager; First Vice-President (1941-42) North Carolina Collegiate Press Association; D Club. Samuel Stevenson Vickery North Wilkesboro. N. C. B.S. in Business Philanthropic Literary Society. Page Sefenly-nine Student Affairs. Jo-Jo. Tfiree of a kind. Big Deals. Order of the Day. Tfiey ' re off. La President e. Bull Session. Adviser. All- American. Teepee. ' 41 in ' 42. Aristocrats. Toddy. The Judge. ' J. Chal Vinson PAINT Lick. Ky. A.B. in Business Freshman Baseball; Soccer Team; D Club; President Les Socities Des Beaux Arts. Frank R. Walker MiLLBORO. VA. B.S. in Economics Philanthropic Literary Society; Assistant to Librar William R. Ward Rose Hill, N. C. B.S. in Business Transfer from Eastern Carolina Teachers Colle Edgar B. Watson Charlotte. N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon B.S. in Economics and Business President Y. M. C. A.; Omicron Delia Kap-a; Pi Gamma llu; Sigma Upsilon; Beaver Club; Journalism Club; Philan- thropic Literary Society; Davidsouian and Scripts ' it Pranks (1, 2, 3); Business Manager Quips and Cranks (3); Captain R. O. T. C; Scabbard and Blade; Soccer Team; Student Council (2, 3). Page Eighty-two William Fowle Whlborn. Jr. Lexington, N. C. B.S. in Chemistry Photographic Club. John N. White Spartanburg. S. C. B.S. in Physics Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (4); D Club; Philanthropic Literary Society; Physics Assistant. Robert Murphy, Williams, Jr. Greensboro, N. C. Phi Delia Thela A.B. in Creek Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1, 2); Da-.idsonian (I, 2, 3); Glee Club (1); CrossCountry (1); Football (3); Secretary- Treasurer Sophomore Class; Cheerleader (3); President Eta Sigma Phi; Secretary-Treasurer Honorary Fraternity Council. Joe F. Wilson Soonchun, Korea B.S. in Chemistry Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Wrestling (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Volunteers. Page Eighty-three Quips an Band (1, 2). Jean Fennell Wine HARRISONBURG, VA. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Biology Cranks (1, 3) Business Staff (2); Football Richard Rizer Walker Winters West palm Beach, Fla. Kappa Alpha B.S. in Political Science Footl.all (1, 2, ,i. 4); IJ- Cluh. Lawson Withers Winston-Salem, N. C. Sigma Phi Epsilon B.S. in Economics President Honorary Fraternity Council; Editor Y Hand- book; President Pi Gamma Mu; Sigma Upsilon; Y, M. C. A. Cabinet; Philanthropic Literary Society; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vernon H. Youngblood Concord, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha B.S. in Biology Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Delta Phi Alpha, Vice-President (4); Cadet Captain R. O. T. C. ; Track (1, 2); Y. M. C. A. Colored Work (I, 2); Quips and Cranks (1, 2), Fraternities Editor (3). Associate Editor (4); Deutscher Verein; Dean ' s List; Assistant in English; Philanthropic Literary Society. Page Eighty-four IN MEMORIAM Ci.YDH Evans Randolph Page Eighty-five w: ak«5 v Pr 3ifv.ji ( - t ' • ■ « Henry BAHNSON. President STUDENT OFFICERS Claude Hackney First Vice-President George Marsh Second Vice-President Ben Lacy Secretary-Treasurer - Continuing to uphold its long- time reputation as the most esteemed organization on the campus, the Student Council has long successfully upheld the Honor System of David- son College. Composed of fourteen members, inclu ding the president of the student body, the presidents of the three upperclasses, the officers of the student body, and four seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore elected by the respective classes, it enforces the Honor-System, as well as striving in every way to promote higher ideals on the campus. Supervision of the Freshman Court of Control is another of the Council ' s many duties, that body being elected by the senior members of the coun- cil. All freshman matters of discipline arc handled directly by the Court except those considered serious enough for dismissal and these are referred to the Student Council. Student Council Pacre Eighty-eight CDVERNMENT Last ) n tl)c Student Council passed an anund- nu-nt wluTi-by the ofTiccrs ot the student body became nu ' inbers ol tlie (!ouncil ex officio, as do the presidents ol I lie three upperclasses. Tliis was to make certain tliat the nun wlio in the tiiiure mij ht become Presi- dent ol the (AHincil would have hail some experience in Student ( ' ouncil work, in the past two years the Council has also set up a jioini ssstem. which restricts the number of offices one man may hold and dis- tributes the extra curricular activities more evenly through tiie student body. The formation of an elections board was also accomplished last spring, and this board is in direct supervision of all elections. As in the case of the Court of Control, the E:lection Board may refer the more serious cases to the Student Council. In summation the Student Council is an organi- zation, elected by the students and empowered by the faculty, which seeks to promote all principles and programs for the welfare of the college. MEMBERS 5eni ' or.s John R. Jones James G. Hogg Chase Brenizer Hewes Parrish Juniors John H. King Ed Lucas Ralph Wii.i.ia.ms Sophomores Bill Sprunt ASHBVDlCK Jesse Wooten O fij 1 ■9 k tM Page Eighty-nine Miss Rosalyn Reid Sponsor Student Body HHNRY BAHNSON, President 0 Miss Eunice Watson Sponsor Y. M. C. A. Ed Watson. President Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS Edgar Watson Charles Watt Jim Owens , - , Shaw Smith President Vice-President Vice-President General Secretary THE Y CABINET Jim Owens Vespers and Church Relations Charles Watt Sunday Schools Bill Loftin Deputations J. Boyd Flynn Social Life Bill Boyle World Evangelism LawsON Withers Publications J. R. Jones , , , Boys Work Albert Winn . . Boys Work EldRIDGE Brown Community Service Bob FinLEY Freshman Work Henry BahNSON Student Government Representative Bob Johnson . . Spiritual Development Ralph Williams Spiritual Development Paul S. Crane Chapel Services Ai 1 ).iviilsi)n till ' Mnulf ouist.iiiilinx insiiiu lion liir rili ious .iiiil socnl wmk is ihi- ' . M ( , A. I 111- is .1 Will ornani Ail bmly ol siiiilcnts li ' il hv .1 vif-iilH ' iii ' wlio is p.irticul.uly (iiui! U i ilu- pusiiuni. riiis vi.u. iimliT llu- uid.iiH ' i- o( liil W ' .Uson .iiul Sli.iw Sniilh. ihc ' lias proijri ' ssi ' d cvon tiirtlK-r tli.in in former yc.irs. ami has siK ' ii ' ci.li. l in yivinj; work to more members ol ihe student body. Since every Davidson man is a member ol the Y . M. C. A., all are urgeil to take part in its work. ' The work has many sides, since the Y endeavors to fill as manv needs in the com- iminiiy as ii possibly can liecause of this there- are thirteen separate departments in which a student may work. I he licads of these depart- ments form the Y. M. (... A. ( abinct, which is the general supervising bi dy of the Y. I he ' Y board of control, composed of the President. Secretary, and other student members elected by the student body, is directly responsible for the policies of the Y and works out the budget. c.u by year, the Y. M. C. A. continues lo be ilie student ' s closest contact with active C liristian service, and eadi year it is expanding; the scope of its activities. BOARD 0|- C:ONl ROl. l-DGAk Watson Ciiasi- Brenizhr Shaw Smith Charlhs Watt John R. Jonhs Ralph Williams 5 ; ( ■ t PUBLICATIONS BOARD OFFICERS Paul BumbaRGER President WINSTON TAYLOR Vice-President ANDY DALE Treasurer FacLillLi Members Proe. F. K. Fleagle Mr. F. L. Jackson Associate Members JACK Covington Gene Vereen Ralph Harkey As the general supervising board ot the three publications, the Publications Board each year handles the financial affairs of the paper, annual, and magazine. Working under the guidance of a faculty committee, they elect each spring the business managers of the publications, and these men are respon- sible to the Board for the financial affairs of their respective publications. THE QUIPS AND CRANKS EDITORIAL STAFF Winston Taylor Editor-in-Chief Dick Kelly Assistant Editor Julian McCALL Sports Editor Bill SpruNT Activities Editor Ed Taylor Snapshot Editor Walter Wooten . . . , Fraternities Editor BUSINESS STAFF Gene Vereen Business Manager Bill Faison Asst. Business Manager Mason Wallace Asst. Business Manager Charlie Watt Asst. Business Manager Jack WestALL Asst. Business Manager Hutch Booker . . Asst. Business Manager Page Ninety-six WlNSKlN lAVI OR Gknh vkri:i-n I ' or thf pnst forty five yi-.irs [Davidson ' s annual publication, QUIPS AND CKANKS, has been pulilisluil by tlif senior class. I;ach year it tries to present a cross-section in the life of an average senior. This year wc have endeavored to review in il)is book the four years we ' ve spent here, hoping that it will serve in future to preserve our memories of Davidson. Each year the annual brinjjs forth something new. usually something tiiat lias appeared on our campus or in the editor ' s imagination. As yet no one has succeeded in portraying the famous yet intangible Wildcat Spirit, We, too. feel ourselves unable to put such a spirit in black and white, but if you read these words in future years, we hope that you will recall your feeling for Davidson. Perhaps this book is given too exclusively to tlie seniors, yet it is their book, published by them and for them. As such, we trust that it may meet with your approval, and that you of the lower classes will give your cooperation to future editors as well as you have to past. □ F NINETEEN FORTY-DNE Page Nin. ' ly seven ? xj _, : : . Miss Molly Bellamy Sponsor Quips and Cranks Winston Taylor, Eduor Miss DottiR GroDiii sponsor Q JiPS AND Cranks Gene VUREEN, Busmen MunagiT Andy Dale Editor Jack Covington Business Manager THE DAVIDSDNIAN EDITORIAL STAFF Andy Dale . Eduor-in-Chief Paul Bumbarger ... Assistant Editor Bob GARVEY Managing Editor Harwell Darby Managing Editor Dick Cobb Managing Editor Albert Winn Managing Editor W. C. PlunKETT Managing Editor Bob Carter Sports Editor David Vosburgh Movie Editor Bill Lemmon Columnist Tom CaublE Columnist BUSINESS STAFF Jack Covington Business Manager Dick Kelly Asst. Business Manager John CRICHTON Advertising Manager Tom Plonk Advertising Manager Charlie Watt Circulation Manager Ed Scott Circulation Manager Baxter Freeze Subscription Manager Page One Hundred I ' wry wi-i ' k ilii ' Dacnisonuin .ippi-.irs as the t)fricial ncwsp.ipiT oi both ihc college nnd tlu- town, linch Monday night the Editorial Staff, composed of the l-ditor in Chief, six managing editors, and the fresh- man and soplionuue reporters, meets in the David- sonian office on Elm Row. Here the news of the week is assimilated and the copy for the printer, made up. Each Thursday afternoon the paper is distributed to the students and copies sent to parents, alumni, and other college newspapers — the business staff attend ing to the circulation phase of the work. This year the DiJCulsonian is operating under a new plan, whereby the printer attends to ail adver- tising copy that is run in the paper. ' I hus a great deal of fmancial responsibilities is sliifted from the shoulders of the business staff. The Davidsonian has long been known as a leader among southern college newspapers, receiving the coveted All-American rating once and never fail- ing to get a first-class honor mark in the standings of the National Scholastic Press Association. To the Editors of the Davidsonian. not only for this year but lor all years, goes our highest praise, for through them much honor has accrued to Davidson. For A Better Davidson d Page One Hundred One li Miss Frances Bradley Sponsor The Daoidsonian ANDY Dale, Editor Miss Mabel Tualu Sponsor I he Davidsonian JACK COVINCTON. liusinss A un.; .r SCRIPTS ' N PRANKS EDITORIAL STAFF Paul BumbaRGER Editor-in-Chief Archie Taylor Managing Editor W. C. PlunkeTT Managing Editor Ed Taylor Managing Editor Walter Wooten Exchange Editor Bob Garvey Exchange Editor Dan Hodges , Art Editor BUSINESS STAFF Ralph HarkeY Business Manager Frank Caldwell Asst. Business Manager Sam Woodward Advertising Manager John McKinnon Collection Manager Stanley McAfee Circulation Manager PAUL BUMBARGER. Editor Ralph HARKEY, Business Manager Page One Hundred Four Published four times a year, the Scripts ' n Pranks supplies an opportunity for Davidson ' s writers, cartoonists, and humorists to exhibit their work to the public. Surpassing many other college humor magazines, the Scripts ' n Pranks does more than merely amuse its readers. In it are found the more serious poems, short stories, and plays of the students seriously interested in writing. Under the capable guidance of Paul Bum- barger and Ralph Harkey. the magazine has this year hit a new high in the excellence of its con- tents, particularly its jokes. Featured have been the drawings of Dan Hodges, along with poems by Paul Crane, short stories from a host of con- tributors, and a dope column by three anony- mous members of the senior class. Each spring the new Editor is selected from the managing editors by vote of the entire stu- dent body. The Business Manager is appointed from the rising juniors on the business staff by the Publications Board. The Editor and Busi- ness Manager then select the staffs which are to work with them for the ensuing year. Page One Hundred Five Miss Sara Ward sponsor Scripts ' n Pranks Paul BUMBARGER, Editor Miss Aim lliclileiiiuiiiilli! A )()n.s()( Si.iipts n Plunks KAI I ' ll IIAKKIY. Ihisne.ss Xtanai ir jldiss_rTa.Hces Ma. GREENSBORO COLLEGE jKltss L a,roiiHeJ(Z if I of MissmdenaJik- H. F. S . C . W. Uss O a,raA JA z lojr IV. c. U. N . c . Jilts s Kr-acutta oaue- FLORA MACDONALO 4K A ' , uylt ' ss OU ' iapetlv UjiiUL-es znlic Drua ' cou t us, z,ov o F- S. C.W. JdtssEeUyAnaersoyi VWESLEYAN COLLEGE ■ ' . llj ' 5 ' odf 9 0 0 cou ' £06 RED AND BLACK MASQUERS (DRAMATICS) Honorary Members Mrs. Oscar Tice Prof. E. J. Erwin Mr. George Brengel Director Jo Newell Robinson President 1941 J. Boyd Flynn Ed W. Jackson Gordon C. Horton 1942 Melvin Means Monroe Bush. Jr. William Loy Richard R. Cobb Robert Garvey Richard L. Coppedge Walter C. Plunkett Edward C. Hay J. P. Rudolph Dan M. Hodges William F. Summers EdB . Taylor 1943 Frank Mebane Myron Sandifer George Sinclair Page One Hundred Ten St„n,tino: Jolix Farhior. Bill Simmkrs, Aldf.rt Winn iVolfd: Frank Barker, Bill Loftix, Urlrv Thompson FORENSIC Bill LofTIN. President Forensic Council The Forensic Council is the governing body for the debating teams, and controls all debating at Davidson as well as handling the budget and schedules. The council is made up of six men who have shown special inter- est in debating, and they work in conjunction with a faculty committee. For 1941 Bill Loftin was President of the Council, with Frank Barker and Drury Thompson serving as Vice-Presidents. This year the council worked out a sche- dule of debates whereby two men were sent west, two north, and two south. On the western trip Frank Barker and Bill Summers debated Centre. Louisville. Denison. Oberlin. and the University of Missouri. On the north- ern trip Al Winn and Drury Thompson met Wake Forest, University of Richmond. Wil- liam and Mary, Rutgers, and Wesleyan. Bill Loftin and Fred Morton handled the southern tour, on which they debated Charleston. South Carolina. Georgia Tech, Alabama, and Birmingham-Southern. The Forensic Council also has charge of freshman debating, and although the fresh- men do not usually make a debating trip, the Council arranges a freshman tournament on the campus. Honors for debating in the class of 41 go unanimously to Frank Barker, who has lost hardly a single debate in three years, defending both affirmative and negative sides of all questions. For the past two years he has been Davidson ' s outstanding man in the Winthrop debating tournament, where he capably upheld the high standard set by previous Davidson debaters. Page One Hundred Eleven EUMANEAN LITERARY SOCIETY 1941 William R. Eagan Rob ert W. Finley William E. Loftin Edward N. Maxwell John W. Moore Jo Newell Robinson Drury B. Thompson 1942 James R. Crook Dan M. Hodges Robert E. Love J. Pat Rudolph William B. Tyson Jack W. Westall A. Ralph Williams 1943 John M. Belk William S. Conner. Jr. W. Priestly Conyers. Jr. J. ASHBY Dick Walter J. Kyle. Jr. Tommy G. Lane Matt R. Long. Jr. Alva M. Lumpkin William J. Lyman. Jr. James P. McCrary John F. McGee RUFUS K. NiMMONS A. R. Paterson William B. Rogers Ben M. Washburn Jesse A. Wooten 1944 Frank S. Smith Page One Hundred Twelv ' lIlLANTHIinniC LlTtiRAllY SOCIETY 1941 Hi.oRiDGi-: El. Brown Paul E. Cranf- Paul S. Cranh John W. Davis O. A. Di akman John M. F-arrior John D. Grii-r Clayton C. I.ovf. Georgk H. McDonald George D. McKinnon John M. Parker Sidney M. Sample Russell M. Smith Sam S. Vickery Jack N. White P. Lawson Withers 1942 John H. Brady George T. Brown Alvin C. Burns John E. W. Clark Harwell M. Darby Joseph B. Hopper David A. Huefines James W. Kerr William A. McEachern William E. MacLauchlin John D. McLeod John A. Moore Thomas M. Plonk David V. Rhea George W. Shannon William F. Summers John C. Turner 1943 Ralph C. Clontz W. Henry Crane Al E. Dinlmock h. e. fulcher Robert M. Hart Burke Kerr James A. White RuEUs D. Wilson 1944 John R. Barron K. A. Chandler A. A. Farrar Robert S. Preston Jamie D. Stimson Crawford Wheeler r- P ' « P P i.. ( } C- ' .o rt fc f t .ift fr f ' £o c r r Mii Page One Hundred Thirteen A mK J m - 1 k BS KI M jl f WZ i J iM ( 7 ii. wW I. SPONSOBv-THE BATTALION i ' ' H|i «W mc fJ Mie ' ■ LT COLOHEL v. 1 1. - -f ' y V -V I THE BATTALION BATTALION STAFF JAMES H. Mcduffie, JR Battalion Commander JOHN H. King Battalion Executive DRURY B. THOMPSON Cadet Adjutant Herbert Codington Intelligent Officer Hector Maclean Phns and Training John A. PURDIE Supply Officer Ed C. Hay Sergeant Major DAVID V. RHEA , . . , Drill Sergeant COMPANY A ELDRllir.E Browx, Captain First Lieutenants : Scrgcan s: W. Jay Bolin Joe Bivins Hill P. Cooper . 3 Second Lieutenants: William W. Faison Jack J. Conington Dan M. Hodges Walter Wooten Tuo ss M. Plonk First Sergeant: J. Mason Wallace George W. Dew A. Cam Wilson niMI ' ANV II niMI ' ANY C j«.. (-.. .(.i ( ' iiA)(K Hhkni .kh, Jr. Kt iiKiir W. KiNMtv Si ' i-tmtt l.irHtfiiants : ). FlIANK NiVICM John I.. Mcl.iu ' AS rirsi SeriteanI: A. Kai.i ' ii Williams Seritfanls: R. I.. (■oi ' rKiK;K J. V. Kkkk SoiTTIItlATK JONKS K. F. I.ITA!. M. Ml ' KHAV K. II. Tavloh M. S. Tlll ' HSTON Vkkxon Vol Koali ' iVif l.if-ultitanlt : VV. II. llAn.swriL John V. lUv .V.-. ' iii. l.iiHienanli KHAMK C. Hall William .M. I, km mo: • ' iVjl St ' rufiint : ri.AiriiK J. IlArKNr.Y .Vrr irtiii i; K. K. Cakthk II. Y. Cowan II. M. Daiiiiy I). N. IIkndkbson J. K. MiKixsoN I. H. Williamson rJlMl ' ANY II ; T .ii i.AiiMii, ( i ' idi. -iVff Limlrmnt: William SiMMUviLi.r, Ji. Srftmd l.imlrnanli: l-AIL III HUAtorii WiLIIAU l-lAr.AK Fl B I.MII«, J«. ■ ' in Sfraeant : Jahcs M. OWKKt .9 ri;faii x; J. C«OOK W. II. .Soimrn C. Teii .ll II. K. Wilson .S. .M. WOOIIHAIII I). SrF.Nc ' Cii ■ fcw.v k.: COMPANY K Et OAB B. Watsox, Captain First Lieutenant : Ross S. McEi-WF.E Second Lieutenants: Tom V. Cai ' iile Scott P. Coopf.r f MES A. EWABT First Sergeant: j. Pat Rvdolpii Sergeants: K. C. Caldwell J. H. Cku-iiton M. A. KiNZ W E. Shannon C. W. Shannon Watt II A Lotis C. IIitk. ra ' a First Lieutenant: I ' vt H. Horson. Jr. Second Lieutenants: I ' at H. Hgllifif.ld (Ikorgk II. McDonald KoRERT E. Love Kkb X, Kl ' muf.l First Sergeant: David A. Hvffines Sergeants: JOHN E. V. Clark A. A. McLean It. J. PiiiLLirs H. I). Seagle . r%2 r-W i a SCABBARD AND BLADE Barnwell BOLIN Codington Cooper, H. Cooper, S. FINLEY Hamilton HAY HiTE HOBSON King LATIMER mcduffie summerville Thompson Watson youngblood JVlI«ssar i tife rk '  j ™«« ' ' w i««  ii ' M- ' Mi JiMrHKwi ■ « - i03i™ «m« ifci« iti Page One Hundred Eighteen HDNDnARY MILITARY FRATERNITY Stuilent Members HOI.T BARNWlI.I.. { ' resident W. Jay Boi.in Hi RBI RT Codington Hill CooinR Scott Coopi-r Bob Finlhy Bill Hamilton John Hay Louis Hite Pat Hobson John King Toddy Latimi-r Frld Little. Jr. Jim McDuffie Bill Summerville Drury Thompson Edgar Watson Vernon Youngblood Honorary Members Capt. Thomas R. Aaron Col. F. M. Armstrong Maj. J. L. Ballard Ma,j. F. M. Cochran Prof. F. K. Fleagle Mr. F. M. Harrison Mr. F. W. Hengeveld Dr. Frazier Hood Mr. F. L. Jackson Dr. Scott C. Lyon Dr. J. W. MacConnell Lt. Col. G. T. McKenzie Lt. C. C. Quick Lt. Col. J. T. Rhett Maj. C. W. Seifert Mr. Norman Shepard Lt. Col. C. L. Steele Capt. David G. Wilson Page One Hundred Nineteen Miss Eleanor Barnwell sponsor Scabbard and Blade Holt Barnwell, President At Miss Carolyn Gayden sponsor Phi Mu Alpha Louis HlTE, President uJic SYMPHONIC BAND One of the busiest organizations on the cam- pus, the Symphonic Band has this year been even more active than usual. Besides the Annual Musical Festival, presented at Davidson for the third time, the Band also gave numerous con- certs. These renditions were given both at David- son and in neighboring cities, where the public acclamation gave due praise to the work of Mr. Pfohl and Mr. McDonald. LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA This year Davidson continued an organiza- tion started in 1939. the Davidson-Queens Little Symphony. This group combines the best musical talent of the two schools, and has per- formed both on the air and in Charlotte several times. Both in respect to the Orchestra and the other musical organizations, Mr. Pfohl and his assistants have made a great deal of progress in the last few years. Interest is growing con- stantly, and music takes a prominent place in campus activities. Page One Hundred Twenty-four GLEE CLUB n.uiilson (aiIK ' i ' s Cik ' i ' (lull is uru ' ot ilii ' most iniporl.ini orn.ini .itions on tin- campus, and has a membership of 0 stu- dents. It is heard every Sunday niglit as the choir for Vesper services, anil u is here tl)at ilie non musical students have a chance to see the work of tlie Music department. Besides the Christmas Vesper program, the Glee Club also aided in an all-musical vesper service during the school year. Mr. Thane McDonald is director of the Club, and deserves the praise of the entire student body for his fine work. J. .MhS ClIRlSTAlN PlOlll. Director of Music Thane McDonald Director Glee Club President Phi Mu Alpha Page One Hundred Ta ' enty-five THE FOOTBALL BAND As the musical organization perhaps more widely known than any other at Davidson, the Football Band is known throughout the State both for its music and the colorful spectacle it presents to foot- ball spectators. The band plays at all home games and accompanies the team on most of the trips. The band ' s proficiency is due to the expert tutelage of Professor Pfohl. I ' HI MU ALPHA (Music:i Founded at Davidson in I ' HO I ' rulrcs in litciilluh- Mk. Jami s c:. Pi DHL Mk. I iiani- McDonald l-ratrvs tn ( ollcutu 1041 NORRIS ERB Louis Hitii Francis Magill Reb Rummell Jim Crook Robert Hill Pat Hollieield David Hufeines Jack Phillips Tom Plonk David Rhea Roy Suber Alvin Burns 1942 Earl Copes b V y«« ! ff . ' i|t!%«,f, IT f - ' THE D CLUB Jim Hogg President Jay Bolin Vice-President Hewes Parrish Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS JACK ABELS Tom Cauble Bob Johnson Henry Bahnson hill Cooper Karl Jonas Bob Balsley Rusty Edmondson lantham Latta Frank Barker John Farrior Raymond McDaniel Jay Bolin boyd Flynn Harris McReynolds Chase Brenizer bob Finley Johnny Moore Eldridge Brown George Grantham Frank Niven Paul Browning Jim Hogg mack Otts Ed Jackson Hewes Parrish Page One Hundred Thirty Billy Pharr Granville Sharpe Joe Shelton Ed shewmake Dick Shore Miller Sproull Gene Vereen Bobby Williams DAVIDSON COACHES Norman ShePARD Athletic Director Gene McEver Head Coach and Backfield Chet Chapman Line Coach Lawrence Spearman End Coach Crowell Little Freshman Coach Chapman Page One Hundred Thirty-one HONOR ROLL Jay Bolin Captain of football and outstanding blocking back. Jim Hogg Basketball Captain, high scorer. All-State forward and spark of the team for three years. Jack Abels Consistent winner of wrestling matches and Captain of the team. Dick Shore Stellar racquet wielder for three years and Captain the last. ■V, Page One Hundred Thirly-tiVo DF SPORTS CiRANVll.I.I SlIAUPl- Outstandinti qoliir tin J loa ' -scorcr tor hts team three ucars. BcM Jt)IINSON Hard-charging guard who was David.wn ' s only All-State man in football. Rusty Edmondson Captain, catcher, and siiarkpliig of a flashy Davidson nine. Jack White High-scoring dash man icho captained the track team for 1 41. Page One Hundred Thirly-ihree DAVIDSON WILDCATS OF 194D JAY BOLIN, Captain Davidson 19: Rollins 7 Davidson ' s Wildcats opened the 1940 sea- son with an impressive victory against Rol- lins ' fast and tricky Tars. Showing a smooth running attack, accurate passing, and a power- ful defense, the Cats were more than a match for Rollins ' deceptive aerials and laterals. Both teams scored in the opening minutes, Davidson on a straight off-tackle play by Spencer, and the Tars on a long pass. At half time the score was knotted, but early in the third period, Hackney pulled down a Spencer pass to score standing up, and was shortly followed by All-State Guard Johnson on a new guard-around play. From this point the Cats settled down to straight football, and coasted to a well-earned victory. F U U T U A I, I, Davidson 0: N. C. Siati- H Playing probably the only disappointing game of tlu-ir entire season. Davidson ' s (]als dropped il)eii lust eonlerence ame to the W ' olfpack by a five touchdown margin. In the tirst period Spencer and Hackney com- binei.1 to carrv tlu ' ball to State ' s two. where they were held on clowns. This en ded the Cats ' only threat antl trom then on it was State ' s game. In the second period State countered on a quick opening play through the center which seemed to demoralize the Cats. By sheer power the Wolfpack managed to score once more in the second period and rolled up three more touchdowns in the second half. Davidson 7: Carolina 27 Catching the Far Heels on the rebound from a Wake Forest defeat, the Cats played them a beautiful game only to lose 27 to 7, after superior weight and reserves wore them lV.I— FOOTBALL down. Little Dave Spencer surprised Caro- lina supporters when early in the second quar- ter he received a Tar Heel punt on the 42 and returned it through the entire Carolina team for a touchdown, putting Davidson ahead 7-0. Towards the end of the half Carolina man- aged a score which tied things up at inter- mission. Only after overpowering the Cats did the Heels tally three more before the end of game time. Davidson 7: V.M.I. 13 Greatly outweighed, the Wildcat offense was kept bottled up most of the afternoon; but their fighting defense was outstanding — Bob Johnson and Jay Bolin starring. Late in the second stanza the Cadets worked deep into Cat territory, and tallied with an aerial. Soon after intermission, Pritchard slipped over on a punt return to give the Cadets a 13-0 lead. But the Cats were not to be denied — Claude Hackney gathered in a deflected aerial and raced over standing up to the end scoring 13 to 7. Davidson ' s forward wall played jam-up ball against overwhelming odds in weight and reserves. Davidson 27: Sewanee 20 Sewanee ' s Tigers came into the Cat ' s lair undefeated, and appeared to be continuing that way until the final minutes, when Hack- l ' f ' ' — ik 1 ' i HALL ncy yatlicix ' tl in .1 lonv; .uii.il tioni .)ol)iiny Prodricks to km i ihr counl 10 10. This was followed bv .1 pass interception by Spencer, who canieii it over Ironi li)e ten on two plays, enablinv tlie (!ats to conie out on top 17 to 20. Jolinn ' I lediicks scored the Wildcats ' tirst two markers, to keep them in the game: and tlie eiilire hue kept the ligcr backs bottled up. lorcing them into aerials which finally back-fired and led to a Wildcat victory. D.wiixsoN 7: FURMAN 40 Completely c:)vercome in the second halt by superior reserves and the blistering heat. Davidson dropped their fourth conference game 40-7 to Purman. Leading 7-6 at inter- mission as a result oi Jim Crutchfield ' s finger- tip catch in the end zone, the Wildcats, exhausted, yielded five touchdowns in the second half to present the Purples with a homecoming victory. Outplaying the Hurricane during the first half, the Cats returned to the field a different team in the second half and never got started with the loss of Spencer and Fredricks. Out- played but not out-fought, our Wildcats fell before greater odds. Davidson 17: Centre 12 Climaxing the homecoming festivities with a fourth period outburst, the Wildcats over- came (AUtre ' s Prayin ' Clolonels with that never-say-down spirit. Handicapped by numerous fumbles in the first three periods, the Cats were denied a scoring opportunity, while the Colonels rolled up a two touch- down lead. From the lime (Jaude Hackney gathered in Spencer ' s long aerial tci score early in the final stanza, it was Davidson ' s game. Jay Bolin, Spencer, and Hackney again, followed with quick markers to end an exciting home- coming game with victory. Davidson ' s great team of 1910 witnessed this third Wildcat victory. George Grantham Manager FDDTBALL Davidson 13: Duke 46 Throwing a scare into the mighty Dukes. Davidson ' s Cats held a 13-13 tie with them at half time. Hackney opened the Wildcats ' scoring in the first period with a beautiful 95-yard kickoff return behind perfect interference. In the second stanza it was Hackney again, on the end of a Sharpe aerial that netted 45 yards and a score. Coach McEver, content with our first half laurels, used every man on the squad in the second period, in which Duke netted five more touchdowns. David- son thus rested its starting eleven for the two remaining games, and also gained a moral victory. Davidson 26: Hampden-Sydney Davidson ' s Wildcats completely outclassed a Hampdcn-Sydney Tiger team in every department in their last home game of the season. Dave Spencer count- ered the Cats ' first two markers, giving them a 1 3-0 lead at intermission, and in the third period broke loose for 45 yards and his third score. Frank Niven finished the Cats ' scoring, scooping up a blocked kick and racing 50 yards into pay dirt. The Wildcat defense, led by Jay Bolin, Hank Bahnson, and Bob Johnson, proved too much for a small band of fighting Tigers, who were considerably handicapped by lack of reserves and ground power. Davidson 20: Citadel 6 Journeying to the City-by-the-sea for their final game, the Wildcats came out on the long end of a 20-6 score to finish the season with five wins and five losses. Davidson ' s power proved too much for the Cadets, with Johnny Fredricks plung- ing over for all three scores. The Brigade came out after intermission and appeared a different ball club, but the Cats stopped them after one marker and went on to register another themselves. With this game. Bahnson. Balsley. Johnson. Bolin, Niven. Jonas. Crutchfield, and Pharr, ended their grid careers in a blaze of glory for the Red and Black. ' V  .1 Si ' i 89 BASKETBALL THE BASKETBALL SEASON Shepard Coach With only three lettermen — Captain Hogg. Yar- borough. and McLcod. returning from last year ' s quint. Coach Shepard was presented with a job to mold an impressive five to compete in this fast- moving Southern Conference. Captain Jimmy Hogg proved to be an inspirational leader and consistent high scorer — finishing fourth in conference scoring, to lead his team through a season of eleven wins against twelve losses. Highlight of the year was the Wildcat ' s two close games with North Carolina ' s nationally prominent aggregation — holding them to 38-30, and 39-31, with Captain Hogg outscoring Ail-American George Glamack in both encounters. The fighting Cats also bagged a game from South Carolina ' s second ranking conference team. Starting the season rather slow, the Cats lost five of their first seven conference games: but rounding into shape in the home stretch they won three out of the last four — barely missing the conference tourney. Captain Hogg, teaming with Bobby Williams, who broke into the line-up in mid-season. Captain- elect Yarborough. Fredricks. and Bell gave us a team that was never overshadowed in any game. Losing only two men — Hogg and Williams, through graduation the Cats seem destined to have a fast moving, experienced quint next sea- son with seven lettcrmen returning along with several good freshmen: although the all round play of these two seniors will be sorely felt. f V ! M ' ' Ik ISJ J r rf ' m i m 1 R 1 |H Lii H r i y m ilA fcpjH W Jj _ , , _ - mt ufflj SUMMARY Davidson 61 Davidson 91 Davidson 46 Davidson 35 Davidson 28 Davidson 49 Davidson 33 Davidson 39 Davidson 27 Davidson 45 Davidson 40 Davidson 41 Davidson 51 Davidson 30 Davidson • 63 Davidson 43 Davidson 52 Davidson 51 Davidson 39 Davidson 47 Davidson 52 Davidson 31 Davidson 47 Total Davidson 1041 Union Seminary 26 J. O. Jones Co 44 Lynchburg College 35 George Washington 55 Seton Hall 52 McCrary Eagles 55 Duke 57 N. C. State 48 South Carolina 49 Furman 34 Wofford 49 V. P. 1 57 Citadel 43 North Carolina 38 College of Charleston 44 N. C. State 51 Wofford 47 College of Charleston .54 Citadel 37 Furman 40 South Carolina 48 North Carolina 39 Guilford 31 Total Opponents 1033 Page One Hundred Forty-four TRACK T II A C K Davitison ' s Wildcats opened tlic sea- son uitli an impressive 75- ' .i to 50 ' :i victory over the University of South Carolina. Fhe Cats took ten out of fourteen firsts — led by Archie Taylor. Chase Brenizer. and John Belk with H. 12. and 10 points respectively. Ihe only weakness in this meet seemed to be in tlie middle distances, but with strength in all other departments the Cats appeared headed for a successful season. In their next meet, with the strong V. P. I. aggregation, the Cats were forced to be content with a 75- ' :i to 50 ' :; loss. Taylor and Breniz.er were again high scorers with 11. and 10 points: ' li I B A C K however, the Gobblers were too strong in the distances, dashes and weight events. The Cats ' points were won mainly in the hurdles, high and broad jumps, pole vault, and shot — in which they garnered firsts. Hampered by a long trip during the morning, the Cats lost their next meet to N. C. State ' s Wolfpack. 66 to 60. Taylor and Brenizer were again top scorers with 13 and 11 points, and Hugh Sprunt. with a first in the 220, garnered 7 points. This meet was not decided until the final event, the Jave- lin, in which State copped first place to eke out a victory. The Cats were un- able to earn their usual share of firsts, winning only four. With the loss of only three men at graduation this year. Captain White, Brenizer. and Talmadge. the Cats should have a well rounded team next year, being weak in only the distances. The Cats have three more meets this year, and prospects are for three vic- tories. BASEBALL BASEBALL Davidson ' s Wildcats started the season rather slowly, and were late getting under way, losing the first six games of the season. The Cats were handicapped this season by a short- age of pitchers — Ed Lucas being the only twirler returning from last year ' s team. In the opener on April 5th. Duke ' s Blue Devils slipped over a win again the Cats 6 to 3. The fighting Cats journeyed to Chapel Hill for their next game and were blanked 10 to by the Tar Heels. They encountered Duke the next day and lost by the score of 7-1. The Cats returned home for a stand and proceeded to lose four more. Guilford defeating them in a see-saw game 12 to 8. North Carolina again conquered the Cats 9 to on the Cats ' home field. South Carolina managed a game B A n r, n a i, i, triMii tho C ' ats as a ri ' siilt ol a inixiil up C ' at inluld. In the last ganu ' jilavixl Ih ' Ioh ' piiss time thi- Wildcats vci tlflcalicl 1 ' to 1 I in a slug-test by lurman with a total oi sewn pitchers being used. There remain ten games on the schedule, and the Cats showing steady improvement .seem sure to win the majority ot them. l:d Lucas has been the work-horse on the mound so far this year, and has turned in creditable per- formances, being backed by Mac Morris. Bob McLeod. Jack Davis, and Bob Rheinhardt. Captain Rusty Edmondson has led his team from behind the plate so far this season and has been turning in a fine job. A de|xntiable inlield. composed of Carter. I iogg. Owens, and Niven have shown up well to date, altiiough being hampered by numer- ous injuries. I he outfield composed of Latta, Clark, and DafTin has been playing some fine defensive ball but lack that essential batting punch needed. C oach Shepard has had a real problem this year in trying to weld together a smooth working combination, but now that he has gotten this, the Cats seem headed for several victories in their remaining games. With the loss of only four men through graduation, and with several pitchers being developed this season the Cats seemed destined to have a much improved team for next year. • t. f fC cr ' ( WRESTLING The Wildcat wrestlers, up against stiff competition and hampered by numerous injuries, were unable to come out on top of a single match: tying in one, however. Captain Jack Abels was the standout of the season, as he was victorious in all but two meets — reaching the finals in the Southern Conference Tournament. The Wildcats were downed by teams from N. C. State, Carolina. Maryland, and V. P. I., but fought to a draw with the Winston-Salem Y team. In the lighter weights. Latta had a good record, while big Ed Hipp showed up well in the heavyweight class. The other weights were filled in by inexperienced men. Coach Parker, with promising numeralmen from the freshman team and several returning lettermen, is looking forward to a much more successful season in 1942. The lighter weights will be open, but Freeze, Turnage. Carter, and Captain-elect Hipp will be counted on heavily for next year. TENNIS l).iviilsi n ' s r.ui|iu ' ti-crs for 1 ' H 1 . even with the loss of four litiirnun from List yojr ' s cr.ick team, have shown fairly well in matches to date — winninjj five while losing a like number. Captain Dick Shore. Number One man. has led his team to victories over Boston University, 8-0: College of Charleston. 5-2 and 9-0: limory University. 6-1 : and Boston College. 0-0. With only two experienced men on the team, they have yielded to Colgate, Stetson. Georgia Eve- ning College. Trinity College, and Georgia Tech. The courtmen liave seven remaining games — Erskine. ' . . I.. W. B 1.. (twice i. Presbyterian College. Hmory and Henry, and Lenoir Rhyne. Dick Shore has the best comparative record to date with six wins against four losses in the Number one slot, while Moose Sain playing Number four has seven wins to three losses. Miller Sproull, Number two man, has four wins against two losses. The remainder of the team is made up of Lyman Parrigan. John Crichton, and Craig Schmidt. Captain Dick Shore and Miller Sproull entered the Southern Conference Tourney at Durham on May 8th thru the 10th, but their record was not known at press time. G DLF Starting the season with only two Icttcrmcn — Captain Granville Sharpe and Jack Abels, the Cats have made an excellent showing to date, winning five while losing only two. The determined Cats placed fifth in the fast Southern Intercollegiate Tourney with Captain Sharpe taking second place for the Southern Championship. Harris McReynolds and Stuart Rogers round out the regular team with Pete Cavert and Bob Bryant acting as alternates. In their first match the Cats defeated Apprentice 14 to 7. following with a victory over the College of Charleston, 10 ' 2 to 7 ' 2. On their southern tour during the holidays the Cats defeated Rollins. 1 5 to 3, while losing their only two matches to Florida 3J,- to 14J 2 . and to Georgia by the same score. On returning the Cats earned victories over Hampden- Sydney by a 14 to 7 score, and defeated The Citadel 15 to 3. Prospects for next year are none too favor- able with the loss of three of the four regulars, but it is hoped that men will be developed to fill these positions. Page One Hundred Fifty-four INTRAMURAL SPORTS At righl is the senior touch football ti ' .im. which lost but one gjmc and closed the season in a tic for first place with the juniors. Hogg. Dale, and Shore were consistently outstanding for the seniors. Below the senior team is the mighty junior aggregation, which also lost only one game, to give them an even break with the seniors for the season. Individual stars were Yarborough. Thomas, and Terrell. In basketball the seniors again tied for first place with a strong junior quintette, each team defeating the other once. F-or the seniors. Johnson. Barnwell, and McReynolds were high scorers, while Carter and Terrell shone for the juniors. Shown below are. left to right, the junior and senior basketball teams. The juniors took undisputed lead in the intramural race by sweeping the bowling tournament without a loss, while the best the seniors could do was third place. At the bottom right is shown the senior volleyball and baseball teams which won both these sports to clinch the championship. Holt Barnwell served as class director for the seniors, and won the individual scoring trophy for his fine work. ■f .O ' wT t 9 fJ FRATEBNITV SPORTS At the top left is the Phi Dclt football team which went through the season without a single defeat in seven games. Although they never played the Kappa Sigs, they were in first place in football for the fourth straight year. Second picture is the Kappa Sigma football tearn, likewise undefeated in seven encounters, which closed the season in a tie for first place. Hogg and Yar- borough furnished the Sigmas with a combination which the other fraternities found invincible. At left is the Pi Kappa Phi basketball team which went through the tournament undefeated. Opening the season as a dark horse, the Pi Kaps played steady ball to come through in a whirlwind finish and over- come all opposition easily. Their only close game was with the Phi Gams, but the Pi Kaps stayed ahead to win by two points. Featuring the speedy running of senior Karl Jonas and freshman Bill Lacy, the Kappa Sigmas annexed their second championship of the year by winning the interfraternity track meet. Most of their points were won in the dashes and the hurdles, where they built up a lead which the others were unable to overcome. ¥ 3 I -tt? !«V ' i . .... fefr :. tr- ? ' ' - ' ' • i - FRATERNITY SPORTS Above is the Pi Kappa Alplia volleyball ttani. which suffered not a single loss and swept through to the championship with ease. Jones. Sink, and Shelton were outstanding for the victors, and the rest of the team was almost as consistent. The bowling tournament ended in a tie this year between the Kappa Sigmas and Sigma Phi Epsilon. both teams losing only one match. Hill and Scott Cooper were the high men for the Sigmas. who were beaten only by the Phi Gams. The S. P. E. ' s rolled over all comers until the final match, when they were overwhelmed by the Kappa Sigs. This victory put the Sigmas out in front for the interfraternity trophy, followed closely by the Phi Delts and further back the Phi Gams and S. P. E. ' s. At right is Mack Otts and Jay Bolin. who com- posed the Phi Gam horseshoe team and won the com- petition. Their victory brought the Fijis up to the leaders in the race, so that at this point the cup could be won by any one of four fraternities. The Phi Delts captured the cup last year and another victory would give them two laps on the three neces- sary for permanent possession. fW SL FRESHMAN SPORTS FOOTBALL Davidson ' s frosh football team, although not as strong as teams of the last two years, proved fast and clever, coming out on top of more than half their games. In the backfield Earle Bethea and Mac Bruce will prove valuable to future Wild- cat teams, as well as Williams, O ' Hara, Burke. Grimsley. and Gwynn in the line. BASKETBALL Handicapped by lack of reserves, the freshmen were never able to win con- sistently, but gave good accounts of them- selves in every game, winning a fair share. Pat Williams proved to be the frosh top scorer, and was aided on the floor by Mac Bruce and MacWilliams. These men along with Bob Currie should prove valuable to the varsity next year. WRESTLING Made up of inexperienced men. the frosh grapplers. showing the old Davidson fight- ing spirit, gave several teams quite a scare. George Council and Bill Simmons proved to be the mainstays of the team, winning consistently, and should step into varsity spots next year. Dick O ' Hair. winning most of his matches, showed promise and along with Bill Grimsley should also be good varsity material. TENNIS Davidson ' s frosh racqueteers appear to be one of the best freshman teams of the year. Having lost but one match to date and that by 4 to 3. they seem to be headed for a clean record in the remaining matches. Buck Archer, playing number one is sure of varsity competition next year along with Gene Head and Luther Martin. FRESHMAN SI ' LIRTS TRACK Although not viclorinus lo date, the trosh li.iw fim- possibilities ol .i strong ti ' .ini ' i)i!i- thiir wi-.ikniss is in tiie clis tancis. the dashes and hurdles are well taken care of by Bill l.acy. Harle Bethea is a sure winner in the high jump. These two men along with Pat Williams, and Dick O Hair will be valuable assets to next year ' s varsity. UULF The treshman golt team, although hav- ing lost their first match to (Central High, show promise of a strong team. Bum- bargcr. Gaither, Davis, and Upchurch. all shooting low scores will be fine material for varsity duty next year, and with a little more practice should be victorious in the majority oi their remaining matches. BASEBALL With power at the plate but weak on defense, the Kittens have lost their first four starts, but with more practice should register several wins. Major and Neisler have been handling the hurling, with heavy hitting Earle Bethea behind the plate. Buck Fuqua in the outfield and Ed Cole on shortstop should be heard from on next year ' s varsity. SOCCER Although Soccer is both a varsity and freshman sport, it is rated as a minor sport on the Davidson campus, and the partici- pants do not receive varsity awards. This year the soccer men had an even break in their matches, and showed up well against strong opposition from Duke and other schools where soccer is strongly empha- sized. John Farrior captained the hooters through the 1940 season. ,; . i- :-:f mJ :;;C ' 4 ' : ' i cd{ ' ' A In the circle at left is Ray McKinlcy. featured drummer man for Will Bradley, and a general favorite with the Davidson students. Above is Pan-Hellenic President Hector MacLean with Miss Martha Bowman. In the pictures below are shown Beta Granny Sharpe with Miss Alice Withers. Pika Ross McElwee with Miss Doris Edgar, and Pi Kap Louis Hite with Miss Mackey King. DAVIDSON ' S MID-WINTERS Shown .ibovc ,ind bolow . ro sowr.il soniors wlih their dates for the Mid winter d.inccs, .it which Will Bradley and his nalionallv famous orchestra played. Bradley ' s dis- tinctive style and unusual arrangements combined to make him one of the most popular men ever to play for a Davidson dance. In the pictures above arc shown Phi Delt Gene Vereen with Miss Betty Morris. Sig F-p R,iv- mond McDanicl, Secretary of the P.in HcIKhk, ' .uih .Mis Vernon Fountain as they take their places in the figure, and Phi Gam Winston Taylor with Miss Molly Bellamy. In the pictures below arc Kappa Sig Scott Cooper. Treas- urer of the Council, with Miss I;llen Self. K. A. Bill Lemmon with Miss Elvic Scarborough, and Phi Gam President .lav Bolin with Miss Susan Buchanan. FEATURING WILL BRADLEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA On ihc oppovilo p.iRO .11 (ho lop arc S A I; Prcsidcni Jim McDuflic wiih Jail ' Miss Mary Hollis. and Phi Dcli Pal Rudolph wiih Miss Sarah Harris in an informal pose aflcr ihc Triday night dance. In the lower photo is shown Phi LVIi President Andy Dale wiih Miss Harriet Burke, while ihe right-hand pic- lure shows the Armory Audi- torium, decorated by Bob Balsley and Karl Jonas for the occasion. In the picture at right is shown Beta President Holt Barnwell with the Beta Theta Pi sponsor. Miss Margaret Ross, and on their left is George Grantham with Miss Dot Hagood. Below is Henry Bahnson. President of the Student Body, with Miss Peggy Beattic. In the circle is lovely Miss Lynn Gardner, featured vocalist with Will Bradley, as she warbles into the microphone. The week- end was one of great enjoyment for the whole school. Miss Martha Bowman sponsor Pan-Hellenic Council Hector MACLEAN, President iVlCDANIIiL COOPER VEREEN SHARPE TAYLOR MCELWEE LEMMON HITE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Hector MacLean. President Sigma Alpha Epsilon Raymond McDanIEL. Secretary Sigma Phi Epsilon Scott P. Cooper. Treasurer Kappa Sigma Eugene M. VEREEN Phi Delta Theta H K; i Granville A. Sharpe Beta Theta Pi ■jj ' - Winston Taylor Phi Gamma Delta Ross S. McELWEE Pi Kappa Alpha William M. Lemmon Kappa Alpha p — h0 1 Louis C. Hite Pi Kappa Phi m i y V MACLEAN BETA THETA PI COLORS: Pink and Blue. FLOWER: Kilarney Rose. Fratres in Facilitate Dr. William J. Martin, President Emeritus of Davidson College. Dr. Walter L. L ingle. President Emeritus of Davidson College. Dr. John R. Cunningham. President of Davidson College. Dr. Frontis W. Johnston Prof. Chalmers G. Davidson Mr. Crowell Little Robert E. Balsley WiLLARD Holt Barnwell Fratres in Collegia 1941 Leith Holloway GARROU Granville Attaway Sharpe William Summerville. Jr. Drury Blair Thompson James Robert Bryant Paul Haywood Efird, Jr. James Baldwin Howell 1942 -• Stanley K. McAfee, Jr. Benjamin Jackson Philips, Jr. Pressley Robinson Rankin, Jr. William Mitchell Shaw, Jr. Edward B. Taylor Albert C. Winn Joseph C. Barnwell Donald C. Caterson Morton LeBaron Church, Jr. 1943 James P. McCrary Frank N. Mebane, Jr. John Marvin Mebane Robert W. Raney William b. Rogers Craig Richard Schmidt Bartlette Burkhead Walker Frank W. Chandler, Jr. Robert G. Cushman Staley F. Garrison Franklin Dewey Marshall Tom T. Millikan Paul M. Neisler, Jr. Edmond C. Philips 1944 Dewitt Dewey Phillips Charles M. Robinson George L. Rosborough S. Gaines Stubbins Harold Finley Tucker, Jr. Charles W. Upchurch, Jr. Paul B. Welch, Jr. Robert Welsh Crawford Wheeler, Jr. William Elliot White. Jr. George Evander Wilson, Jr. Rufus Woody, Jr. David M. Yocum, Jr. fin . i lmM (T A r p (? CL f ' iMi feit uik v r itt £1 in m Bainwell, Prcs. Salsley ( arrou Howell McAfee Philips Caterso.v Church McCrary Chandler ■- Cishuak fiARRisos ROII.VSON ROSEBOROI ' GH StiBBIVS White Sharpe Raskin Mebane Marsha Ticker Wilson Sl-UMERVILLE Shaw . F. Mebane. M. LL MiLLIKAN Upchurch Woody Thompson Taylor Raney Neisler Welch YociM Bryant Wins ScHMinT Philips Welsh Efird Barnwell, J. Walker Phillips Wheeler Ben Alumni return. On the drive. Can this be Davidson.- ' Concave. Bells:- Trophies. Prexy and sponsor. Week-end. Beta Home. Miss Margaret Ross Sponsor BETA THETA PI PI KAPPA ALPHA Colors : Camet and Gold. FLOWER: Lily of the Valley. Dr. Howard B. Arbuckle Fratres in Facultate Dr. Edwin F. Shewmake John C. Abels. Jr. Paul Browning, Jr. James H. Crutchfield Stuart W. Gibbs John R. Jones Fratres in Collegia 1941 james toddv latimer James M. McDonald Ross S. McElwee. Jr. Sam H. Overby Sidney M. Sample Joe G. Shelton Edwin F. Shewmake Jean F. Wine Vernon H. Youngblood Donald R. Bell Robert W. Elder David N. Henderson 1942 J. Carlton Parsons Edgar C. Scott Eugene B. Shannon J. Marvin Sink David M. Spencer David Vosburg Robert L. Brinson. Jr. Charles D. Byers John A. Frederick Thomas G. Lane 1943 Joseph E. Martin COLOMBUS C. MOREHEAD, JR. James F. Neill, Jr. Ross L. PARKS Harry E. Pollock Herbert W. Rainey Enoch B. Stevenson Clyde S. Stroup David C. Williamson Charles b. Brockman Rosser L. Clark H. Edward Cole Francis M. Gilman 1944 Sam Henderson Francis S. Hill Cyrus W. Hodges Harold Maxwell Horace Pearsall Andrew h. Symmes J. Meade Tolleson John Wilson ' -..JBi... .jffM i r , J M ' Bi ■kv ,■ ' J wK E £ ' i i ii-j si m JM i M BSSSRSiafl H I . . ■ ' m Abels. Pres, Browsix (IVERBY SAJiri.K Hp.nderson Parsons BvERS - Freueru ' Stevenson Stroi ' p Hill CRl-Tt-IIFIK SlIELTON I.AXE Willi rilBRS SlIKWMAKE Sink Moor HEAD llROC ' KUAN Jones Wine Shannon Ma ELL I.ATIUER Voi ' NCBLOOD Spencer Parks ( OLE SVMUtS McDonald Bell ' oSBt RG (fILUAN ToLLESON Brinsok Raixey Henderson OKA School ' s out. Pikas All. Roommates double-date. Mascot. Easy to hide. Spring fever. Assembly. 1 urk and Crutch. Visitor. Miss Elmina Shelton Sponsor PI KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Colors : Cnmson and Gold. FLOWER: Magnolia and Rose. Professor John C. Bailey. Jr. Dr. Frazier Hood Fratres in Facultate Mr. Frank Lee Jackson Lt. Col. G. T. Mackenzie Prof. William g. McGavock Dr. Charles M. Richards Fratres in Collegia Richard Tribble Arnold Gordon Clift Horton Edward W. Jackson 1941 John Henry King Rex w. lauck William M. Lemmon Fred E. Little, Jr. Beverly S. Royster Francis vanlandingham Richard L. Coppedge Wilford H. Councill James L. Houston, Jr. 1942 George L. Mitchell. Jr. Thomas o. Pinkerton Richard Davis Thomas B. Bernice Turnage John M.ason Wallace. Jr. Charles H. Watt, Jr. A. Cameron Wilson Campbell W. Ansley. Jr. John Montgomery Belk Joseph Ernest flowers Anderson Page Harris 1943 John Lacy MacLean Arthur Renwick Paterson Myron G. Sandifer. Jr. George Taylor Sinclair Frederick W. Speas Hugh H. Sprunt Thomas Stimson Benjamin M. Washburn William B. Abbot Joseph S. Bachman Russell S. Beam Thomas V. Burke 1944 George C. Councill J. Ralph Dunn MacChesney H. Jeffries, Jr. Wayne C. Jordy George p. McWilliams Robert B. Paddock Henry P. Royster JAMIE D. Stimson ? T ' - ft A X j - iS St.- i L. 1 i 1 ai 1 b n p D o. r « a p ft, f f . f . r i - - t « ' ' ¥- ' 1 ? FL.P 1L£ dk . i. iP t- P King. Prcs. Arnold Vanlandincham Wintfjis Wallace Watt McLean Paterson Wasiibi-rn Abbot hfORTOM Coppedce Wilson Sandifer Bachuan NIcWiLLIAUS Pai Jackson I.auck I.emmos Ro Mitchell Pinkerton Thomas Tii Anslev Belk Flowers Hai Sinclair Speas Sprint Sti Bl-RKE COI-NCILL JEFFRIES JoR lUOCK ROVSTER StIHSON. J. •STER INACE IRIS JISON. T. KA Cam. Fred, and dates. Rooters. Ready for Alumni. Gordon and President John go to work. What ' s so interesting? Pan-Hellenic Lemmon and Homecoming date. Roysters and Red in a lighter moment. Whose girl? Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones sponsor KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILDN COLORS: Royal Purple and Old Gold. FLOWIiR: Viohl. Prof. Archibald Currie Dr. James M. Douglas Fratres in Facilitate Prof. Edward J. Erwin Dr. Scott C. Lyon Dr. John w. macConnell Prof. William W. Wood Henry T. bahnson Thomas V. Cauble Fratres in Collegia 1941 Herbert A. Codington George L. Grantham, Jr. Robert S. Lefever james h. mcduffie Hector macLean Charles Allcott Campbell A. Baird Frank C. Caldwell John H. Crichton William W. faison 1942 BAXTER p. Freeze CLAUDE J. Hackney Southgate Jones Edwin F. Lucas Robert N. McLeod Ben F. Moore Frank M. Powell Stewart L. Rogers Robert J. Smith William H. Sprunt Henry K. Wilson Clarence L. Anderson Edward J. Erwin William M. Grosse W. Frank Lee Alva M. Lumpkin Ivy W. Stewart George w. Tate William w. Wood Peter M. B. Young J. EARLE Bethea J. MAC Bruce McALisTER Carson JAMES H. Clark Robert L. Douglas L. P. Fuqua Elmer W. Graves JAMES P. Harris Roy p. Hunt N. Fant Jones Rob H. mcGeachy JAMES B. MILLIKAN Richard B. Port Robert O. Preyer f ' Id ? t if f? ?:. T: r ' . ?! i Baiinson, rrf, CArni-F. CodinctOs CrantiIaM I.efeveR McDitfif. Ntcl,EAN ' Allcott Baibo Caldwell Criciiton Faison Freeze Mackxey Jones, Lucas McLeod Moore Powell Roc.ers Smith Sprunt Wilson Anderson Krwin Crosse I.ee I.imi ' kix Stewari Tate Youni; Wood Betiika Brice Carson ( lark Fi ' gcA Graves Harris Uini Jones MctlEAriiv Mii.likan I ' ort Prever ZAE Hank and Baxter. Who painted that tank. ' ' Visitors. Must be a dance. ' 40 and ' 4 I get together. Buck and Clarence are doing all right. - w Bill with sponsor. Social function. Faculty admires decorations. Miss Marie Pons Sponsor SIGMA ALPHA EPSILDN KAPPA SIGMA Colors : Scarlet, While and Emerald Green. FLOWER: Lily of the Valley. Mr. F. W. Hengeveld Fralres in Facultate Dr. Lewis B. Schenck Mr. a. Heath Whittle Armstead Burwell Hill P. Cooper Scott P. Cooper Fralres in Collegia 1941 Robert W. Finley James G. Hogg Thomas P. Johnston Karl C. Jonas William E. Loftin W. Melvin Means John A. Purdie John B. Clark JAMES R. Crook Edward Hipp 1942 Richard S. Kelly, Jr. George Marsh William H. Squires J. Alston Thompson Thomas S. Yarborough Wilbur Carter Priestly Conyers J. Ashby Dick G. Wileman Ehly 1943 Benjamin R. Lacy Langley p. Land Joseph B. McCoy John F. McGee Richard L manning Joseph C. Nelson, Jr. J. Dickson Phillips Richard G. Smith, Jr. Robert Amos Shep a. Booth mack Brewer James M. Davis 1944 William t. Grimsley Max Hendrix William W. Lacy Legh R. Scott, Jr. William D. Simmons Alfred Taylor Pat M. Williams Lowry Wilson p p f r. p p (Hit fb j!:?i. iP ibi I-OFTIN, f ' rCS. BvBWELL Jonas Means Marsh ElILV • Phillips Hendrix Squires Lacv. B. SUITII I.ACV, W. Cooper, H. Cooper. S. Kinlev Hocc PiRDiE Clark Crook Hipp Thompson Varhorouch Carter Conyers Land Manning McCoy McGee Amos Booth Brewer Davis Scott Simmons Swink Taylor Wil Johnston Kelly Dick Nelson Urimslev Wilson KZ Ellen. Scooper. Hooper, Rosalind. Working hard. ' ' Three Sigmas. Spring Cleaning. Homecoming dates. Building. En Garde. Social iceek-end. Competition. J Miss Ann Wiley sponsor KAPPA SIGMA PI KAPPA PHI Colors : Gold and While. FLOWER; Red Rose. Fratrcs in Facultate Prof. Ernest A. Beatv Dr. Guy R. Vowles Paul W. Bumbarger John J. Covington Fratres in Collegia 1941 NORRIS S. ERB John Boyd Flynn ALBERT L. Green Louis C. Hite J. Frank Niven Robert R. Garvey Geddie Herring ERNEST W. LARKIN. JR. Lonnie H. Miller 1942 Julian L. McCall Marion R. Mobley Mac Glenn Morris W. C. Plunkett, Jr. I. Blanton Williamson Thomas G. Withers Samuel M. Woodward Newt L. Edwards Robert H. Goudy B. Calhoun Hipp Frank H. Logan 1943 Clarence A. McArthur John T. McCrea Edward Murray Leon a. Paine Erskine Parks Robert F. Patton John K. Robinson N. Jack Wayman Donald C. Williamson BuRWELL Armstrong Thomas Bumbarger O. D. Evans, Jr. Robert gaither 1944 Eugene Head Robert Hutchens Joseph Johnson Thomas McAllister Thomas Raymond Ansel Rymer Jesse tatum James Thomas Maynard s. Watson J riMK r- f fT. o K o W P a ,o (? n p p fTp p Ci f p r £i Bl ' MRARGEK. Trrj. COVINCTON Hersing I.aiikin WooDWAKD Edwards Paine Parks Evans Gaitiier flownv Patton G reen FCite Xiven Garvev Morris Plunkett Williamson Withers I.OCAN McArTIII ' R A[cCrea Ml ' RRAY Wayman Williamson Armstrong Bi ' mbabger lIiTCHENS Johnson McAllister Raymond Thomas Watson nK i Mid-W inters. Mac and date with Hite family. What ' sTHAT? Wanted: three girls. Company coming. Bob has a visitor. Week-end. Homecoming. More dates. Miss Peggy Hite Sponsor PI KAPPA PHI PHI GAMMA DELTA COLORS: Purple and White. FLOWER: Purple Clematis. Dr. Elmer E. Brown Dr. William P. Gumming Fratres in Facultate Mr. Eugene T. McEver Dr. George B. Watts GAPTAiN David G. Wilson Frank P. Barker. Jr. William J. Bolin Ghase Brenizer, Jr. Robert C. Johnson, Jr. Fratres in Collegia 1941 William H. McReynolds Gharles L. Martin, Jr. OCTAVIUS McGrARY OTTS, JR. J. Hewes Parrish William R. Pharr, Jr. Richard E. Shore George W. Taylor, Jr. Earle Gardner Bellamy Harwell McGoy Darby 1942 Daniel M. Hodges William F. Su.mmers Archie B. Taylor A. Ralph Williams Walter B. Wooten, Jr. Peterson gavert w. Henry Grane Harris J. Fields Matt R. Long, Jr. William J. Lyman, Jr. RUFUS K. NIMMONS. Jr. Preston G. Oliver Jesse A. Wooten JAMES M. Bellamy William B. Campbell Robert F. Cooke Andrew M. Crowell, Jr. William Rhea Dabney Thomas Hart 1944 Thomas P. Howard Adolph L. Larson Rumsey Lewis George E. McCormack WiLLiA.M Howell Morrow. Jr. John W. Northcross Richard H. OHair Leonard L. Pharr Amos H. Ragan, Jr. Frank S. Smith, Jr. Edward H. Sutherland William Y. Thompson O f ' «? C O O g: g .3 £ _ Bh r p c p ' p a p e p f? p p BoLiN, I ' rcs. Bakkkr Hremzkr Joiixsox McRevnolds .Martin Otts Parrish ■ ' ■ « Shore Taylor, V. Bellamy, E. Darby Hodges Summers Taylor, A. Williams Wootes, W. Cavert Craxe Fields Long Lyjiax Niumons Oliver Wootex, J. Bellamy. J. Campbell Cooke Crowell Dabxev Hart Howard Larsox Lewis McCormac .Morrow Nortiicross O ' Hair Fiiarr, I,. Racas Smith Story Sitmerlaxd Thompsox OTA Look pretty, please. Military Ball. Mighty dressed up. More dances. Otts with chapter and personal sponsor. From far and wide. Ready for Alumni. Chattanooga ' s doing fine. Where ' s the bench: ' Miss Fay Butt Sponsor PHI GAMMA DELTA PHI DELTA THETA COLORS: Argent and Azure. FLOWER: White Carnation. Dr. C. K. Brown Fratres in FacuUate Dr. Kenneth J. Foreman W. Andrew Dale Clyde A. Raynor Robert S. Reinhardt. Jr. Fratres in Collegia 1941 Jo Newell Robinson H. Miller Sproull Norman W. Stevenson Eugene M. Vereen, Jr. Robert M. Williams, Jr. R. Hutchins Booker Robert E. Carter George W. Dew 1942 John R. McKinnon Augustus A. McLean James M. Owens James Pat Rudolph Glenn Terrell, Jr. Jack W. Westall KITT M. Beaty Frederick C. Boykin JAMES A. Chapman 1943 William Conner F. Wellford Hobbie William M. Howell T. LoY LEWIS, Jr. Henry N. McGeachy Henry D. McIntosh Robert F. Simpson ARCHIBALD W. Archer John L. Armstead, Jr. Edward Coslett Leon Drake S. Ralph Fetner, Jr. 1944 Walker S. Green Lawson Hayes Dan C. Hoover Riley M. Little Donald McIver, Jr. Robert Pierce John F. Robertson. Jr. John wardlaw Dean Watson William Wilson ECj ( O Q f I mi IT u h C:i O A f ft ' • P 1 P G • C ' e jg .e Dale, Prcs. RavnOR Williams Booker RuftpLPii Terrell HoBBiE Howell Armstead Coslett Robertson Wardlaw Rkixhardt Roiiinsos StevenSOS ' Carter Dew McKinnon Westall Beaty Bovkis Lewis McGeachy McIntosii Drake Fetner Green Watson Wilson Little McLe Vereen Owens Chapman Conner Simpson Archer Hays Hoover McIvER Pierce o Ae Ready to go. Andy with Georgia ' s best. Fall Fashions. Watch both birdies, please. Between dances. Military Ball. Where ' re the judges. Mid-Winters. Jo and Jim. at ease. Miss Betty Morris Sponsor PHI DELTA THETA SIGMA PHI EPSILDN Colors : Red and Purple. Flowers: Violel and American Beauty Rose. Prof. F. K, Fleagle Prof. H. E. Fulcher Fralres in Facultate Dr. a. V. GOLDIERE Dr. p. H. Gwynn Prof. J. K. Kimbrough Felix O. Bell. Jr. Russell B. Edmondson Tom a. Galbreath Fratres in Collegia 1941 William H. Hamilton John F. Hay Raymond w. McDaniel Reb N. Rummel Edgar B. Watson P. LAwsoN Withers Joe G. BiviNs Richard R. Cobb Sidney E. Daffin Edward C. Hay 1942 S. Doug Horner Hugh H. Knox Malcolm W. Kunz William D. Loy A. Daniel Mizell Robert e. Sleet Roderick G. Turner, jr. John W. Davis Cameron r. Dudley 1943 Henry E. Fulcher, Jr. Charles Henderson, Jr. Clarence W. Legerton Frederick S. Morton William A. Tarleton R. Beverly Bobbitt Riley A. Bradham Beverly Brown Ralph H. Cheney Rudolph E. Cheney 1944 Robert A. Clark Price H. Gwynn W. Long Hollar Thomas M. Kirkpatrick T. Windell Knox Edward C. Major Walter O. Major William J. Myers JACK A. Peters Wilfred L. Whitley ««- •-% ; y( I m m c C ' o c c e ' JP ' Q P € s P r: p O O f!? ( ( o Watson. Prci. Bell F-dmondson Oalbheath Hamilton- Hay, J. XtcDAxiEL Ri ' MUEL Withers Hive.vs Cobb Daffis Hay, E. Horner KiNZ Lov MiZELL Sleet Turner Davis Dudley Fi-LCBE Henderson I.eoerton Morton Tarleton Bobbitt Bradhaw Brown Ciianev Ciianev Ciark Gwvnn Hollar Kirkpatrick Knox Major, E. Major, W. Myers Peters Whitley 1 PE Just resting. Pan-Hellenic Mc Daniel with Frances Manning. Hamilton admires decorations. Mid-Winters outing. After dinner. Look this LCay. please. Center of attraction. Homecoming. Off for the week-end. Miss Virginia Hubbard Sponsor SIGMA PHI EPSILDN X ' fc %no , o. a a o. HONORARY FRATERNITY COUNCIL Lawson Vithi;rs. President Robert E. Balsley W. Holt Barnwell William P. Boyle Tom V. Caublf Paul S. Crane J. Boyd Flynn Louis C. Hite Patrick H. Hobson James G. Hogg Joe M. Liles Edwin F. Lucas Charles L. Martin Edward N. Maxwell John W. Moore- Jo Newell Robinson Edgar B. Watson Robert M. Williams P. Lawson Withers Alpha Epsilon Delia Scabbard and Blade Delta Phi Alpha . . Sigma Upsiton Philanthropic Literary Society Alpha Psi Omega Phi Mu Alpha Gamma Sigma Epsilon Omicron Delta Kappa Le Cercle Fran ais Beaver Club International Relations Club Sigma Pi Sigma Eumanean Literary Society Red and Black Masquers y. M. C. A. Cabinet Eta Sigma Phi Pi Gamma Mu Page Ta ' o Hundred Five 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. Ervin Dr. K. J. Foreman Dr. p. H. Gwynn Fratres in Facultate Dr. G. R. Harding Dr. Frazifr 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. McGavock Prof. J. A. McGeachy Prof. W. L. Porter Dr. C. M. Richards Dr. M. E. Sentelle Dr. E. F. Shewmake Prof. O. J. Thies Dr. G. B. Watts Dr. R. deV. Williamson Prof. W. W. Wood Dr. H. B. Arbuckle Fratres Sororesque in Urbe Dr. W. R. Grey Mrs. W. p. Gumming Watson Street Henry T. Bahnson William P. Boyle Chase Brenizer. Jr. Eldridge E. Brown Fratres in Collegia Paul W. Bumbarger Patrick H. Hobson John R. Jones Joe M. Liles William E. Loftin Edward N. Maxwell John W. Moore David W. Talmage SCHOLARSHIP f . pi ( Cy .f C) Bah N SON Bum BARGE I -OFT IN Ilonsox Maxwf.ll Bhemzhr Jones Moore Page Two Hundred Seven DMICRDN DELTA KAPPA H. B. Arbuckle J. C. Bailey E. A. Beaty C. K. Brown A. CURRIE J. R. Cunningham J. M. Douglas E. J. Erwin F. K. Fleagle Fratres in Facilitate K. J. Foreman H. E. FULCHER W. R. Grey F. W. Hengeveld A. M. HiLLHOUSE F. L. Jackson F. W. Johnston W. L. LiNGLE J. W. MacConnell E. T. McEver C. M. Richards L. B. SCHENCK M. E. Sentelle N. W. Shepard C. S. Smith G. R. Vowles A. H. Whittle Richard T. Arnold Henry T. Bahnson W. Holt Barnwell W. Jay Bolin Chase Brenizer Paul W; Bumbarger Fratres in Collegia 1941 W. Andrew Dale Robert W. Finley James G. Hogg John R. Jones John Henry King William E. Loftin James McDuffie Hector MacLean John W. Moore J. Hewes Parrish G. Winston Taylor Edgar B. Watson Lawson Withers LEADERSHIP Tfci r ARN ' OLn Bt ' MBARGER King Bahnson Barnwell Dale Fisley I.OFT1N McDlFFIE Taylor BOLIN IIOCG MacLe. x Brenizer Jones MOOBE WiTUERS Page Ta ' o Hundred Nine O « • f, . SIGMA UPSILDN (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. Frazier Hood Fratres in Collegia 1941 Dr. Frontis Johnston Prof. H. T. Lilly Dr. Rene deV. Williamson Paul W. Bumbarger Tom V. Cauble W. Andrew Dale Gordon C. Horton John R. Jones Joe M. Liles Jo Newell Robinson 1942 Winston Taylor. Jr. Edgar B. Watson P. Lawson Withers Dan M. Hodges J. Pat Rudolph William H. Sprunt Archie B. Taylor Albert C. Winn Page Two Hundred Ten . j f P- n p f? f i ALPHA EPSILDN DELTA ( PRH-MEDICAL ) North Carolina Alpha Fratres in Facultale Dr. S. B. Knight Dr. S. C. Lyon F rat res in Collegia 1941 Dr. J. W. MacConnell Hhnry T. Bahnson Herbert A. Codington James H. McDueeie Robert E. Balsley NORRIS S. Erb Ross S. McElwee W. Harold Chapman J. Toddy Latimer 1942 Vernon H. Youngblood Ernest W. Larkin Marion R. Mobley William H. Sprunt Pagv Two Hundred Eleven 1 % fT f3 k k ' INTERNATIDNAL RELATIONS CLUB Fratres in Facultate Dr. C. K. Brown Dr. a. Currie Dr. Frontis Johnston Fratres in Collegia 1941 Dr. Rene deV. Williamson Frank P. Barker- Thomas P. Johnston Hector MacLean W. Jay Bolin John R. Jones Charles L. Martin Paul W. Bumbarger Rex W. Lauck Drury B. Thompson Robert W. Finley William E. Loftin Edgar B. Watson Louis C. Hite 1942 P. Lawson Withers Don R. Bell R. Davis Thomas J. Alston Thompson Page Ttt ' o Hundred Twelve 1( 1 - C O (  o f .O ft p pi € ' A LE CERCLE FRANCAIS (AfFiIii- a la Federation de I ' Alliance Fran(;ais) Etablic en 1928 Messieurs les Professeurs Dr. a. V. GOLDIERE Dr. G. B. Watts Messieurs les Membres 1941 Dr. R. deV. Williamson Chase Brenizer, Jr. John Farrior Leith Garrou Ed Jackson Joe Liles Fred Little 1942 Reb Rummel Russell Smith Drury Thompson Frank Caldwell John E. W. Clark Mitchell Mack Walter C. Plunkett Ed Scott 1943 Archie Taylor Albert Winn Henry Crane Bill Wood Bill Conner J. K. Miller J. D. Phillips John K. Robinson Frank Sanford Page Two Hundred Thirteen PI GAMMA MU (SOCIAL SCIENCE] Established at Davidson in 1938 Fratres in Facultate Dr. p. H. GwYNN Dr. Rene Fratres in Collegio 1941 deV. Williamson Paul W. Bumbarger Joe M. Liles Hector MacLean Paul S. Crane Ted Leinbach. Jr. Edgar B. Watson John F. Hay William E. Loftin P. Lawson Withers John R. Jones Francis D. Magill 1942 Don R. Bell JULIEN L. MCCALL Rod G. Turner William B. Tyson, Jr, Page Two Hundred Fourteen iL H £ r 1 Rlaa iL «f - fr ,o Ji ETA SIGMA PH (CLASSICAL) Alpha Nu Chapter Established in 1928 Prof. J. C. Bailey Dr. E. a. Beaty Fratres in Facullale Dr. C. R. Harding Dr. J. A. McGeachy Dr. C. M. Richards Dr. G. R. Vowles Frank P. Barker Eldridge E. Brown Fratres in Collegia 1941 W. Andrew Dale J. Boyd Flynn John F. Hay Robert M. Williams John H. Brady Robert E. Carter V. Earle Copes 1942 Dan M. Hodges Joe B. Hopper WiLLiA.M F. McLaughlin James M. Owens William F. Su.vlviers Archie B. Taylor Albert C. Winn Page Two Hundred Ftfleen ' r f c f mJjm ' 4 au BEAVER CLUB (HONORARY UNDERCLASS) 1942 Don R. Bell Claude J. Hackney George M. Marsh Robert E. Carter Edwin F. Lucas James M. Owens Richard L. Coppedge 1943 James Pat Rudolph Joseph Barnwell William Grosse Hugh Sprunt John Belk Ben Lacy Herb Rainey Johnny Fredericks Alva Lumpkin Joe McCoy Jesse Wooten Page Two Hundred Sixteen SIGMA PI SIGMA ( PHYSICS 1 Alpha Chapter Established in 1921 Fratres in Facultate Dr. J. M. Douglas Prof. W. G. McGavock Prof. W. W. Wood Prof. H. E. Fulcher Prof. W. N. Mebane Fratres in Collegia Mr. W. a. Page Chase Brenizer Patrick H. Hobson John L. McLucas John F. Hay Edward N. Maxwell John W. Moore Page Tu. ' o Hundred Seventeen r ff«- -O o T DELTA PHI ALPHA (GERMAN) Founded in 1931 Epsilon Chapter Fratres in Facultate Dr. E. a. Beaty Dr. C. R. Harding Prof. H. T. Lilly Fratres in Collegia 1941 Dr. G. R. Vowles William P. Boyle Eldrii 3e E. Brown Herbert A. Codington Paul S. Crane William H. Hamilton John R. Jones Robert S. Lefever C. Ted Leinbach Ross S. McElwee 1942 Jo Newell Robinson Winston Taylor. Jr. P. Lawson Withers Vernon H. Youngblood Doug H. Clark Dan M. Hodges Ernest W. Larkin Robert W. McLeod Sam G. Welborn Tivo Hundred Eighteen iii GAMMA SIGMA EPSILDN (CHEMISTRY) Alpha Alpha Chaptlr Founded in 1919 Fratres in Faculiaie Dr. H. B. Arbuckle Dr. T. S. Logan Dr. S. B. Knight Dr. O. J. Thies Henry T. Bahnson Chase Brenizer W. Andrew Dale Doug H. Clark James W. Kerr Fratres in Collegio 1941 William R. Eagan Patrick H. Hobson 1942 Ernest W. Larkin Thomas P. Johnston Edward N. Maxwell David W. Talmage William H. Squires SAM G. Welborn Page Ta ' o Hundred Nineteen li Wtl mmt m v.. 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C. Bobbitt, R. B. .._ 202 Gulf St.. .Sanford, N. C. Bookout, C. . 635 Lamar Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Booth, S. A., Jr. Lawrenceville. Va. Bradford, R. C. .. Rt. 2. Davidson. N. C. Bradham. R. A.. Jr. 231 Church St.. Sumter. S. C. Bradley, T. P. Bessemer City, N. C. Brewer, M. S. 307 Hiprh St.. Lebanon. Ky. Brock. J. V. Rt. 1. Pores Knob. N. C. Brockman. C. B 912 Fairway, Higrh Point, N. C. Brown. Beverly .._-16 Blandwood Apts.. Charlotte, N. C. Brown. C. F. Rt. 2. Concord. N. C. Bruce. J. M. 102 E. Prentis St.. Greenville, S. C. Bruner. J. M. Cleveland, N. C. Brvant, P. T. 400 Hillcrest. High Point. N. C. Bucklev. G. L 6907 Henlev St., Philadelphia, Pa. Bumbarger, T. V. 1534 i2tli St.. Hickorv, N. C. Burke. T. V. , _. 1301 15th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Cahall. R. J., Jr 232 Burniont Rd.. Drexel Hill. Pa. Campbell. W. B 322 E. Angelina St., Palestine, Texas Carson. McAlister, Jr. 2215 Hopedale Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Carson. R. S., Jr. 15 E. Wilson Ave.. Mooresville, N. C. Carter, W. 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O ' Hair, R. H. Paddock, R. B. Patrick, H. L. Patterson, E. F. ..... Pavne. E. C, Jr. ... Payne, W. R. Pearsall. H., Jr. .._ Peters, J. A Pharr, L. L Philips, E. C. Phillips, D. D. Phraner, S. K Pierce. R. P. Port. R. B. . Jr, .... 209 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. 40 Elbridge Rd.. New Britain. Conn. Ill King St., Kings Mountain, N. C. 419 Clement Ave., Charlotte, N. C. New Castle, Ala. 913 N. Main St.. Burlington, N. C. _ Box 700, Wilmington, N. C. . 820 Berkeley Ave., Charlotte, N. C. 351 Clark St., Clarksdale, Miss. . 4034 Post St., Jacksonville, Fla. 1034 Kenilworth, Charlotte, N. C. _ _. 615 E. 21st St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Farmville, N. C. 907 Overbrook Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Preston, R. S. Junten, Chosen, Korea Prayer, R. O. 603 Sunset Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Ragan, A. H., Jr 505 E. Guilford St., Thomasville, N. C. Ramsey, J. C. Box 722, Spur, Texas Raymond, T. W. , _ 817 S. Penn. Aye., Lakeland, Fla. Rhudy, B. E - 2204 Pincrest Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Richeson, J. M. 2 Brown Ave., Hazlewood, N. C. Robbins, P. D., Jr. ..1603 Hermitage Court, Durham, N. C. Robertson, H. B., Jr. 201 S. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Robertson, J. F., Jr. ._ Cherokee Park, Sarasota, Fla. Robinson, C. M 704 S. Lee St., Gastonia, N. C. Roseborough. G. L., Jr - Atlantic Beach, Fla. Royster, H. P. 313 Kingsbury St., Oxford, N. C. Rymer, A. C. Cleveland, Tenn. Sadler, D. F 429 Boulevard, Anderson, S. C. Salmon, C. „ 1461 Nashville, New Orleans, La. Sanders, M. C. 340 N. Main St., Greenville, S. C. Scott, L. R., Jr 309 N. George St., Goldsboro, N. C. Scruggs, J. Y., Jr. 355 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Shelton, J. C. 908 Lakeview, Greensboro, N. C. Simmons, W. D., Ill . U07 Hurdover, High Point, N. C. Skirrow, A. G. --. 14 Sawver Ave., East Orange, N. J. Smith, F. S., Jr ... 47 Avondale Dr., Greenville, S. C. Smith, J. L., Jr Williston, S. C. Spencer, C. W., Jr. 514 Princess St., Wilmington, N. C. Stimson, J. D. 825 Vine St., Chattanooga, Tenn. Storey, J. 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B. 1034 Almeria Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. Welch, R. B. 2329 Westfield Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Wells, H. H., Jr. 1830 Berkley Ave., Petersburg, Va. Wheeler, C, Jr 51 Glen Byron, Nyack, N. Y. White, W. E., Jr 219 S. Main, Graham, N. C. Whitelev, G. P. 652 Murray Ave., S. E., Roanoke, Va. Whitley. W. L Plymouth, N. C. Williams, J. A. 324 West Side Ave., Indianola, Miss. Williams, P. M., Jr 914 E. St., North Wilkesboro, N. C. Wilson, G. E., Jr. 821 N. Madison, El Dorado, Ark. Wilson, J. G. 10 Peterboro St., Detroit, Mich. Wilson, L. R., Jr. Lowell, N. C. Wilson, W. R. . . 507 E. 8th St., Rome, Ga. Withers, W. L. Davidson, N. C. Wood, B. L., Jr. Callaway. Va. Wood, R. A 130 Overton PL, Keyser, W. Va. Woodbridge, C. L., Jr. 501 Englewood Rd., Middleboro, Ky. Woody, Rufus, Jr Forest City, Ark. Worth, Allen Jefferson, N. C. Yocum, D. M., Jr. 515 N. Nash St., El Dorado, Ark. SOPHOMORE CLASS Abbot, W. W. Louisville, Ga. Allen, H. S., Jr 404 Spruce St., Florence, S. C. Anderson, C. L 3315 Jean Circle, Tampa, Fla. Ansley, C. W., Jr 2222 Crescent Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Banker, L. L. Route 8, Charlotte, N. C. Barker, W. L 115 Thurston St., High Point, N. C. Barnwell, J. C. 1200 Brookwood, Burlington, N. C. Battle, H. H., Jr. 126 Wilkinson, Rocky Mount, N. C. Beaty, K. M Milton Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Behrman, J. N. 2202 W. Market, Greensboro, N. C. Belk, J. M. 220 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, N. C. Booth, J. F., Jr. . Route 1, Box 106C, Oklahoma City, Okla. Borders, A. J., Jr 517 16th St., S. W., Birmingham, Ala. Boykin, F. C. .. 217 15th St., Atlanta, Ga. Brinson, R. L., Jr _ Brinwood, High Point, N. C. Brookshire, B. B. 415 Woodvale Place, Charlotte, N. C. Busby, P. F 128 W. Thomas St., Salisbury, N. C. Byers, C. D 2540 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Campbell, J. M., Jr . 24 Center St., Eustis, Fla. Carter, W. L., Jr 2306 W. Market St., Greensboro, N. C. Caterson, D. C. Route 1, Montrose, Pa. Cavert, P. 3720 Harding Road, Nashville, Tenn. Chapman, J. A., Jr. 849 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Chisolm, D. R. 207 Old Main, Asheboro, N. C. Church, M. L., Jr. 1626 Queens Rd, West Charlotte, N. C. Clontz, R. C, Jr. . Davidson, N. C. Connor, W. S., Jr. 946 Charlotte Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Conyers, W. P., Ill Box 1491, Spartanburg, S. C. Corneill, W. A. .. 9 E. Mt. Royal Ave. Baltimore, Md. Crane, W. H Davidson, N. C. Darracott, J. G., Jr. .106 M ' t ' n. St., Kings Mountain, N. C. Davis, J. W., Jr., Kingstree, S. C. Deyton, J. B., Jr Spruce Pine, N. C. Dick J. A ...10 E. Charlotte Ave., Sumter, S. C. Dimmock, A. E. 1344 23rd St., Newport News, Va. Douglas, R. L., Jr. 103 Reedy St., Chester, S. C. Dudley, C. R. . 904 Carolina Ave., Kinston, N. C. Edwards, N. L., Jr.. 511 E. Orange Ave., Lake Wales, Fla. Ehly, G. W ...1803 Rolling Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Erwin, E. J., Jr. Davidson, N. C. Eve, J. S ...„821 Heard Ave., Augusta, Ga. Ewart, J. W Blackstock, S. C. Fetzer, W. J. Reidsville, N. C. Fields, H. J. Anguilla, Miss. Flowers, J. E., Jr .1521 Wildwood Ave., Columbus, Ga. Frederick, J. A. Packanack Lake, N. J. Fulcher, H. E., Jr. Davidson, N. C. Gamble, W. M. Davidson, N. C. Gowdy, R. A. 546 N. E. 57th St., Miami, Fla. Grosse, W. M., Jr 509 Hanna St., Gastonia, N. C. Hamilton, J. L Rt. 1, Hilton Village, Va. Harris, A. P .. Roxboro, N. C. Hart, R. M _. Box 398, Talladega, Ala. Henderson, C, Jr. Box 1087, University, Va. Hevener, R. W., Jr Hightown, Va. Hipp. B. C 710 Augusta St., Greenville, S. C. Hobble, F. W. 524 Allison Ave., Roanoke, Va. Hobbs, C. H 300 S. Franklin, Whiteville, N. C. Howell, W. M. . Rt. 1, Box 433, Jacksonville, Fla. Kyle, W. J., Jr 1805 Church St., Cleveland, Tenn. Lacy, B. L., Ill 1010 Westwood Ave., Richmond, Va. Land, L. P. 209 16th St., Virginia Beach, Va. Lane, T. G., Jr 1119 Granville Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Lee, W. F., Jr. 316 Robert Toombs Ave., Washington, Ga. Legerton, C. W., Jr 2V2 Atlantic St., Charleston, S. C. Lewis, Loy, Jr. 3535 Riverside Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Logan, F. H. Rutherfordton, N. C. Long, M. R., Jr Greenville, N. C. Lumpkin, A. M., Jr 1711 College St., Columbia, S. C. Lyman, W. J., Jr. 1464 Milner Crescent, Birmingham, Ala. McArthur, C. A., Jr. .. 225 S. Laurel Ave., Charlotte, N. C. McClammy, W. C. 423 S. Front St., Wilmington, N. C. McCoy, J. B., Jr North Wilkesboro, N. C. McCrary, J. P Lonoke, Ark. McCrea, J. T 1895 S. Miami Ave., Miami Fla. McElroy, S. J. Route 1, Huntersville, N. C. McGeachy, H. N Tryon, N. C. McGee, J. F. 80 Rutledge Ave., Charleston, S. C. Mcintosh, H. D., 222 Wildermere Rd., W. Palm Beach, Fla. MacLean, J. L., Jr 2024 Beverly Dr., Charlotte, N. C. McNeely, C. C, Jr. 405 N. Main St., Mooresville, N. C. McNeill, A. A., Jr _ Cairo, Ga. Maloney, D. T., Jr 3820 Cathedral Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. Manning, R. I .._ 147 Pine St., Spartanburg, S. C. Martin, J. E. _ Lewis Court, Lebanon, Tenn. Martin, S. R. Mt. Gilead, N. C. Mebane, F. N., Jr. .....926 Alameda Ave., Orlando, Fla. Mebane, J. M. Atwater St., Burlington, N. C. Miller, G. F. 310 2nd St., De Funiak Springs, Fla. Miller, J. K. A. P. C. M., Bibanga, Congo Beige. Miller, N. K Box 468, Concord, N. C. Moorhead, C. C, Jr Blacksburg, S. C. Morrison, B. M. Route 2, Davidson, N. C. Morton, F. S., Ill 602 Pendleton St., Wavcross, Ga. Murdock, H. R., Jr. . 192 Lakeshore Dr., Asheville, N. C. Murray, Edward, Jr. 1307 Wake Forest Rd., Raleigh, N. C. Neill, J. F., Jr. ...142 E. Broad St., Statesville, N. C. Nelson, J. C, Jr. 203 Leake St., Cartersville, Ga. Newbold, J; M., Jr 1 Church St., Wilmington, N. C. Nickels, J. C. S05 Mi)iintain St., KiiiRs Mountain, N. C. Nimmons, R. K., Jr. Sonoca, S. C. OKilvio, t;. M. Oakwoods, N. C. O ' Leary, F. B., Jr. ' .t08 Lowcrliiie St., New Orleans, La. Oliver, P. C. 190G Market St., Wilniinnton, N. C. Parks, C. K., Jr. Lee HeiRhts, Bristol, Va. Parks, R. L. Box -l S.J, Asheville, N. C. ParriKi , L. J- ' - ' t - ' St., Painlsville, Ky. Paterson, A. R. 2 ' .i Aeailemy Roa l, Madison, N. J. Pattislmll, K. V,.. Jr. Route I, Box 254K, Jaiksonville, Fla. Putlon. R. K. 117 Ri(l re Crest Ave., Rutherfonlton, N. C. Pharr, J. T., Jr. Cass, VV. Va. Phillips, J. I)., Jr. Route 1, Laurinburp;, N. C. Pollock, H. E.. Jr. 160 Kimbcrly Ave., Asheville, N. C. Poole, S. M. _ _ Romney, W. Va. Ruiney, H. W. Mountain View, N. J. Raney. R. W. 1820 Fair Park Blvd., Little Rock, Ark. Robinson, J. K. Derita, N. C. Robertson, R. J. Box H14, WilminRton, N. C. Robinson, W. C, Jr. Sll Columbia Di., Decatur, (ia. R(K-helle, T. v.. Jr. 214 K. Academv St., Ashelx.ro, N. C. Rogers, W. B. ExchajiKe Bld ., El Doiailo, Ark. Roney, H. B., Jr Route 1, Mebane, N. C. Sandifer. .M. C, Jr. ._ Lowrys, S. C. Sanford, T. F Druid Hills, Hendersonvillc, N. C. Schmidt, C. R. 120, ' ; W. Main St., Shelbyville, Ky. Simpson, R. F. l. ' !4 ' . Hollywood Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Sinclair, G. T. VV.iH Whitethorn, Bluetield, VV. Va. Smith, R. G. Box «7, Elkin, N. C. Speas, F. W. 437 SprinKdale Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Spratt, W. C, Jr., Fredericksburg. Va. Sprunt, H. H. 219 N. :ird St., WilminRton, N. C. Stephen.son, E. B. Route 1, Columbia, Tenn. Stewart, I. W., Jr. 113G Berkley Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Stimson, T. F. 825 Vine St., Chattanooga, Tenn. Stroup, C. S. 1601 Chestnut St., Wilmington, N. C. Sutton, E. M. 219 Park St., F ' ayettevillc, N. C. Tarleton, W. A. . 6 University Court, Charlottesville, Va. Tate. G. W 1348 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. Temple, R. R 1766 Sycamore St.. Petersburg. Va. Tyson, G. S. Box 1139, Florence, S. C. Walker, B. B Mt. Gilead, N. C. Washburn, B. M., Ill Box 210, Wilmington, N. C. Wavman, N. J. 6000 Biscavne Blvd., Miami. Fla. White. J. A 416 Depot St., East Spencer, N. C. Willard, A. E 520 Orange St., Wilmington, N. C. Williamson, David C. Kenansville, N. C. Williamson, Donald C. 641 Colonial Dr.. High Point, N. C. Wilson, H. L. Rt. 1, Huntersville, N. C. Wilson. R. D Church St., Burlington, N. C. Wood, W. W., Jr Davidson, N. C. Wooten, J. A. Rt. 5, Box 136, Memphis, Tenn. Wooten. W. P. 701 Louise Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Young, P. M. B. 518 E. Morehead St., Charlotte, N. C. JUNIOR CLASS Allcott, Charles 287 North St., Talladega, Ala. Bcdinger, H. G., Jr. . Red Springs, N. C. Bell, D. R 447 S. Prospect, Bowling Green, Ohio Bellamy, E. G 1216 Marion St., Knoxville, Iowa Bishop, E. L., Jr 103 Flint St., Asheville, N. C. Bivins, J. G. Elkin, N. C. Black. J. H. Route 3, Matthews, N. C. Booker, S. H. . .3015 Brownsboro Rd., Louisville, Ky. Brady, J. H., Jr. 35 Tokushima Hon Cho, Tokushima, Japan Brown, G. T. Suchowfu, Ku, China Bryant. J. R. 2320 Briarwood Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Burns, A. C, Jr. HI N. Salem Ave., Sumter, S. C. Bush. Monroe, Jr. 2228 Bonnycastle, Louisville, Ky. Caldwell, F. C 378 Pine St., Spartanburg, S. C. Carter, R. E. _ Episc. High School, Alexandria, Va. Clark, D. H. _ Box 73, Clarkton, N. C. Clark, J. B Clarkton, N. C. Clark, J. E. W. Box 682, Badin, N. C. Cobb, R. R. .1700 Virginia Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Coleman. M. A. 508 W. Cemetery St., Salisbury, N. C. Colkitt, B. E., Jr. Central Ave.. Waynesville, N. C. Copes. V. E. 1807 Willoughby Ave., Norfolk, Va. Coppedge, R. L. Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico Cowan, B. Y. Columbia Road, Bristol, Tenn. Crichton, J. H. Minden, La. Crook, J. R 508 Sherwood Circle, Spartanburg, S. C. Daffin, S. E Amite, La. Darby, H. M. 441 N. Wood Ave., Florence, Ala. Davis, M. L., Jr. David.son, N. C. Dew, G. W. 2 Sutherland Ave., Charleston, S. C. Dukes, L. S., Jr. 2207 Statesville Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Edwards, Norris L. Route 6, Winston-Salem, N. C. Etird, P. H., Jr. 224 Hermitage Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Elder, R. W. 3. ' 9 Warren Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Emanuel, P. H. 308 Elm St., Lancaster, S. C. Ewart, J. A. Blackstock, S. C. Faison, W. W. 1018 Queens Road, Charlotte, N. C. Freeze, B. P. Rockford Road, High Point, N. C. Garrou, E. J. Box 2.35, Valde.se, N. C. Garvey, R. R., Jr. 1836 Runnymede Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Graham, R. H. Elkin, N. C. Hackney, C. J., Jr. 314 Helvenston, Live Oak, Fla. Hay, E. C. 1313 13th Ave., Hickory, N. C. Henderson, D. N. Box 4, Wallace, N. C. Herring, [{. G. Roseboro, N. C. Hill, R. B. Box 338, Montreat, N. C. Hipp, K. B. 402 Victoria St., Greensboro, N. C. Hodges, I). M., Jr. lOM Iredell Drive, Raleigh, N. C. Hood, R. H. Route 1, Ellenboro, N. C. Hopper, J. B. Mokpo, Korea, Asia Hoinei-, S. D. Crewe, Va. Howell, J. B. Ellerbe, N. C. HutTines, D. A., Jr. Route 2, Cameron, N. C. Jones, S., Jr. 307 Cahel Hill St., Durham, N. C. Kelly, R. S., Jr. Erwin. N. C. Kerr, D . B. . Davidson, N. C. Kerr, J. W. 520 E. Stanford St., Bartow, Fla. Kissling. P. T. Montreat, N. C. Knox, A. V. Davidson, N. C. Knox, H. H. Andrews, S. C. Kunz, M. W. Route 1, Signal Mt., Tenn. Larkin. E. W. Washington, N. C. Loy, W. 1)., Jr. Route No. 4, Charlotte, N. C. Lucas, E. F , Jr. High Point Rd., Greensboro, N. C. McAfee, S. K., Jr. 301 Hermitage Rd., Charlotte, N. C. McCall, J. L. 224 W. Cheves St., Florence, S. C. McDiarmid, W. H. 504 S. Washington, Shelby, N. C. McKachern, W. A. Saint Pauls, N. C. MacKinnon, J. R. Lumberton, N. C. MacLaughlin, VV. E., Jr 908 King St.. Columbia, S. C. McLean, A. A., Jr. .... 251 N. Main St., Lenoir, N. C. McLelland, J. R. W. Center Ave., Mooresville, N. C. MacLeod, J. D., Jr. Route 1, Aberdeen, N. C. McLeod, R. N., Jr. 4000 Cathedral Ave., Washington, D. C. Mack, S. M 311 E. Center Ave., Mooresville. N. C. Mann, J. S Maxton, N. C. Marsh, G. M 448 S. Main St., High Point, N. C. Matheny, G. T. .. . 184 Riverside Ave., Covington, Va. Miller, J. A. 105 W. Center Ave.. Mooresville, N. C. Miller. L. H., Jr 323 Park Dr.. Florence, S. C. Mitchell, G. L., Jr Forest Hills, Wilmington, N. C. Mizell, A. D _ 110 Phillip St., Tarboro, N. C. Mobley, M. R _ Cherokee Rd., Florence, S. C. Moore. B. F McColl, S. C. Moore, J. A 415 E. Park Ave.. Charlotte, N. C. Morris, M. G. 411 N. Ridge Ave., Kannapolis, N. C. Murray, A. M. 207 E. Morgan St., Wadesboro, N. C. Nelson, W. H 131 Church St., Mooresville, N. C. Owens, J. M 645 N. Lake Trail, Palm Beach, Fla. Pardee, T. H. 716 Clement Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Parker, E. E _.. _. Box 1065, Sumter, S. C. Parrish, C. E _.._ Cary, N. C. Parsons, J. C. 602 Spencer Ave., New Bern, N. C. Pearce, S. C „ ._ Mount Berry, Ga. Philips, B. J., Jr. 944 Edgewood Ave.. Jacksonville, Fla. Pinkerton, T. O. 517 Church St., Franklin, Tenn. Plonk, T. M., Jr. 720 Lockland Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Plunkett, W. C, Jr Aiken, S. C. Potts, W. M., Jr. Route 1, Davidson, N. C. Powell, F. M 700 N. Madison St., Whiteville, N. C. Rankin, P. R., Jr. Mount Gilead, N. C. Rankin, R. E Mount Holly, N. C. Rhea, D. V Greeneville, Tenn. Rhyne, B. H Bessemer City. N. C. Rogers, S. L. 712 Mayflower Dr., Greensboro, N. C. Rowland, H. C 1715 Winthrop Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Rudolph, J. P. Biltmore Estate. Asheville, N. C. Scott, E. E. 502 W. Front St.. Statesville, N. C. Seagle, H. D. .241 Lincoln St.. Marion, N. C. Shannon, B. E — _ Barium Springs, N. C. Shannon, G. W. Broadway, Va. Shannon, W. H. 203 N. Royal Ave., Front Royal, Va. Shaw, W. M.. Jr. 1001 Clarendon St., Fayetteville, N. C. Sink, J. M., Jr. 1839 Laurel Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Sleet R. E. Route 6, Box 549, Charlotte, N. C. Smith, E. H. Route 3, LaGrange, Ga. Smith, R. J., Jr 2528 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Spencer, D. M. __ Barium Springs, N. C. Sprunt, W. H., Ill, 2027 Virginia Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Squires, W. H 801 E. Washington St., Greenville, S. C. Suber, R. B Whitmire, S. C. Summers, W. F. Route 6, Statesville. N. C. Talmage, J. S. 441 Superior Ave., Decatur, Ga. Taylor, A. B., Jr --20 Fenner Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Taylor, E. B. -- - Southport, N. C. Terrell, Glenn Glenwood, Fla. Thomas, R. D. 616 S. Willow St., Tampa, Fla. Thompson, J. A. .3410 Chamberlavne Ave., Richmond, Va. Thurston, M. S -- -- Taylorsville, N. C. Turnage, B. B Farmville, N. C. Turner, J. C. ....-, ....1449 Brickell Ave., Miami, Fla. Turner, R. G. .. .. Jonesboro, Ga. Tyson, W. B. Box 1139, Florence, S. C. Vosburgh, D. W. 1401 Providence Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Wallace, J. M., Jr. 5334 Monroe Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Watt, C. H., Jr. 606 N. Dawson St., Thomasville, Ga. Webb, C. A. 2018 Chestnut, Philadelphia, Pa. Welborn, S. G 511 S. Main St., Lexington, N. C. Westall, J. W. -. Box 1566, Asheville, N. C. Williams, A. R 418 E. Holmes St., Huntsville, Ala. W illiamson, I. B 390 Altoona Place, Atlanta, Ga. Wilson, A. C, Jr 530 N. 3rd St., Bardstown, Ky. Wilson, C. J.. Jr. Route 3, Matthews, N. C. Wilson, H. K 353 East St., Talladega, Ala. Winn, A. C. . 126 Capers St., Greenville, S. C. Withers, T. G. — Davidson, N. C. Woodward. S. M 301 Union St., Bluefield. W. Va. Wooten, W., Jr 325 Belvoir Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. Yarborough, T. S .Box 97, Albany, Ga. SENIOR CLASS Abels, J. C, Jr Hillcrest, High Point, N. C. Arnold, R. T. 8 W. Avondale Drive, Greenville, S. C. Bahnson, H. T. 28 Cascade Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Baird, C. A., Jr ...180 Cherry St., Mt. Airy, N. C. Balsley, R. E 106 Silver St., Reidsville, N. C. Barker, F. P., Jr. 613 W. 59th St., Kansas City, Mo. Barnett, H. F Route 1, Huntersville, N. C. Barnwell, W. H Box 341, Burlington, N. C. Bell, F. O., Jr. ..625 Fountain Place, Burlington, N. C. Bell, T. J., Jr. Box 410, Conway, S. C. Bolin, W. J. Mascot, Tenn. Bovle, W. P. Steele ' s Tavern, Va. Brenizer, Chase, Jr. 622 Clement Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Brown, E. E. 35 Lafayette Drive, Atlanta, Ga. Browning, Paul, Jr .106 James St., Greenville, S. C. Bumbarger, P. W., Jr 1534 12th St., Hickory, N. C. Burwell, Armistead 1215 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Caldwell, F. L. . . Davidson, N. C. Cauble, T. V. .. 645 Oaklawn, Winston-Salem, N. C. Chapman, W. H Marion, N. C. Coblentz, D. H 631 S. Fountain Ave., Springfield, Ohio Codington, H. A., Jr..-1612 Chestnut St., Wilmington, N. C. Cooper, H. P. Henderson, N. C. Cooper, S. P Henderson, N. C. Corbett, H. H. 621 Woodrow Circle, Anderson, S. C. Covington, J. J. 201 Camden St., Wadesboro, N. C. Crane, P. E 1700 Quarrier St., Charleston, W. Va. Crane, P. S. -. _ : Heizyo, Chosen. Japan Crutchfield, J. H 419 S. Park, Asheboro, N. C. Dale, W. A. 205 W. 8th St., Columbia, Tenn. Davis, J. W Route 7, Charlotte, N. C. Dearman, O. A., Jr Harmony, N. C. Eagan, W. R 902 Oakdale Road, Atlanta. Ga. Edmondson, R. B. Route 3, Tarboro, N. C. Erb, N. S 4 Tallassee St., Badin, N. C. Farrior, J. M. 535 Church St., Decatur, Ga. Finley, R. W 112 E. St., North Wilkesboro, N. C. Flynn, J. B. .Washington Park, Washington, N. C. Galbreath, T. A., Jr. 104 Park Ave., Kinston, N. C. Garrou, L. H. .....Valdese, N. C. Gibbs, S. W. Erwin, N. C. Grantham, G. L., Jr. . _ Fairmont, N. C. Green, A. L., Jr 794 Ponce De Leon Ave., Atlanta, Ga. G rier, J. D. Route 5, Charlotte, N. C. Hall, F. G., Jr. Route 1, Mt. Ulla, N. C. Hamilton, W. H., Jr. Route 1, Hemingway, S. C. Harkey, R. E. 617 Royal Court, Charlotte, N. C. Hay, J. F. 21 Church St., Morristown, Tenn. Henley, W. D. Davidson, N. C. Hite, L. C, Jr 322 N. Pine St., Florence, S. C. Hobson, P. H., Jr York, S. C. Hogg, J. G Chestnut St., Waynesboro, Va. Horton, G. C 819 Oak St., Chattanooga, Tenn. Howie, C. G. 608 E. 4th St., Charlotte, N. C. Jackson, E. W Davidson, N. C. Johnson, R. C, Jr 2353 Magnolia Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. Johnston, T. P., Ill King College, Bristol, Tenn. Jonas, K. C. 200 N. Garden St., Marion, N. C. Jones, J. P. 510 N. Church St., Mooresville, N. C. Jones, J. R 1104 Graydon Ave., Norfolk, Va. King, J. H. 702 E. Unaka Ave., Johnson City, Tenn. Latimer, J. T. 250 Calhoun St., Anderson, S. C. Latta, L. E. Route 144, Hillsboro, N. C. Lauck, R. W., Jr. .4715 Piney Branch Rd.. Wash ' ton, D. C. Lefever. R. S 39 E. Broadway, Gettysburg, Pa. Leinbach, C. T 426 S. Main St., Winston-Salem, N. C. Lemmon, W. M 349 W. Calhoun St., Sumter, S. C. Liles, J. M., Jr... _ 216 S. Green St., Wadesboro, N. C. Loftin, W. E. 213 W. 3rd Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Love, C. C. Stanfield, N. C. 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