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

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A li. c-it. .Ml.,-,. HOWI.ER, C spring of 04 ' ojers

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W. J. FRANCIS, B.A., Waynesville, N. C. Josiah is widely known as a man of keen wit and humor. We often see him iu a sunny state of mind, wending his way over the Campus, vying with the mocking birds for superiority in w iist- iiio Just any old way suits him. English is his long suit His vivid imagination fully quali- fies him for the position he holds on The Howler staff. C. T. GOODH, B A. MOOKE.SBORO, N. C. A .serious- minded man, who speaks in solenni, whispering .strains, concise in expression and am- bitious as a student A bachelor he would be, for the thought of wcini:iii was never known to mo- lest his tranquil s])irit; but tlii remains unrevealed to us, at least, for perhaps .some mute, unco ' - ered love here may rest. Who can tell ? •Senior Speaker, Kditor-iu-Chief The Howi.ick.

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V. J. FRANCIS, B.A., Waynbsvulk, N. C ■■ Thou weare. ' l u]H)n th rcrehenil (. ' li-ar. The freedom of a moiui-anu ' er. Josiah is widely known as n man of keen ' ; i ind humor. We often sec him in a sunny si ■ )f mind, wendinghis way o cr ; • Tpns.vyii.. •.ith the mocking birds ! ' ■ ■ ' ing Just any old way si:it- i- ' long suit. His vivid ininginitii ■, ties him for the position he holds o Tii j . staff. C. T. GOOPE, B.A., MooRESBORo, N. C. n»,olli njM lht ' l 4ll ' r uhiii-lllr hi«t k iMleep. A sc-rious-mindcd man, who speaks in solemn, whispering strains, concise in expression and am- bitious as a stuficTit A bachelor he would be, for the thoujjb U-st his MM! to Us. ered ! ' s never known to mo ; .his remains unrevealcd pt rliaps some mute, nnco - : est. Who can tell ? xlitor-in Chief The Howlkr.