Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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M. D. AUSTIN, B.A., Rockingham, N. C. I l.lei Ihe ,., Here we have a nuui most wonderfully made. He is famed for his long-drawn-out words, and when lie speaks The air, a chartered libertine, is ' still, ' For ears he has been in school, and now he is in hopes of his sheep-skin. He goes forth into the world to teach men the error of their way May a minister ' s toga encompass him about and the hand of fortune direct hini- Orator Kuzeliau Society S. V. BAGLKV. B.A. Littleton, N. C. A man who blows his own horn and teaches others how to blow theirs. A leader in music and all that would be mu.sic as well. Member of Glee Club, Orchestra, and Wake Forest Band.

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J. A. BARKER, B.A. LUMBERTON, N. C. While in some things a man may fail and in others thrive, a business man is to be most ad- mired. Once manager of the Sliidciil, but he fain would rest, so he gave it up. A man, that though tlie winds blow and tlie rains beat upon him, yet lie will endure all these for an order for his en- graving hou.se. When he will he keeps a fire in tlie Library, and sees that the boys do not tote off tlie papers. An esteemed friend and one o ' the bovs. T. M. BIZZELL, B.A . wi-e|.ll GOLDSBORO, N. C. -kill (1 our vv.Miiiil. to hi ' iil I more than armie to the piililic- weal. Time is always necessary to determine a man ' s occupation. In this man wefind Music, Anatomy, Physiology, Psychology and Howlerology. Through five long years he has striven with many things, some to the good, some to the bad. It is to be hoped that his ' ologies will leave at least a remnant. President Medical Class, Associate Editor Howi.ER.