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

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DENNIS (JAHFIELl) BlU MMITT, B.L., Oxford, N. ( ' . ■■ O man! where ilids ' t thou obtain this learning? Here we have a man of many sides. He has sjent seven years of his life in a scliool-roora. but realizing that there is neither fame nor wealth in the capacity of a rural tutor, he de- cides to follow the profession of law. And as the result of this decision he is to-day the proud possessor of a B.L. degree and a license from the Supreme Court of North Carolina to spiel to the jury and write deeds for a livelihood. .riLIAN HILIUli III N, B.L., WukeHeld, . ( ' . ' O chat my tongue Then with a passioi uld I shalie the world Vice-President Law Class. ' 07. ' Tis his earnestness that does make the law- seem other than it is. Big Un, though strong and healthy, with broad Atlantean shoulders. has fallen sick of a malady, and unless the stern realities of life ' s battle do work mighty changes his first case will not be at the Hai-. but ai Cupid ' s sacred altar.

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JOHN liEIM BlillXiKS. M. V., Elleiiboi-.i. . ( . His career has been peaceful, quiet, and un- eventful. He has never aspired to but two things: Chief Marshall tor Anniversary and Silent Partner in the firm Lassiter Co. May his modesty be a candle to his merit. GIKXEY VE r(»N BKO V , B.A., Alioskie. N. ( ' . Thou an ay long and lank and lean .45 are the rock-ribbed sands. Gurney seeks but to serve his State in the capacity of an humble farmer, and even now it seems we can catch the faint echoes of his morning song as he goes forth to his work. With 6 feet 2 inches to his credit he bears the distinction of being the longest man in his class, and tho ' not a member of the Glee Club, still his, melodious voice has not i}assed by un- noticed.

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THOMAS BKI ro ( VLDWKLI.. It. V.. ( ' ani| liello, S. C. • Youih i;ome but once in a life lime. Assistant in Chemistry, ' 06- ' 07: Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class. Tom is verily one of the boys, and is always willing and ready to lend his support and endorsement to any movement which tends to make invalid the Vagrant Law. A genuine ■Sand-Lapper. and the way he praises his State is a caution. Tom has the rare distinc- tion of being the youngest member of his class. SINCLAIR BELL CO LEY, B.A- BurnsTUle, . 1 . ■• Tis much he dare : And to that dauntless temper of his mind. He bath a nisdom that doth guide his valor To act in afety. Nothing short of diligence, ambition, and abil- ity could have changed his colors to the blue and gray. His clear-cut features and bright eyes are the index to a strong character, and we feel confident that some day he will be a strong arm of the ministry.