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

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JOHN T. BYRIIM. B.A . KVLAND, N. C. Deep on his front engraven Deliberalion sat and public care. When John first joined the class of ' OS he was at once classed in Professor Sledd ' s favorite category. Xo smile has ever played upon Uis pious face. He will in due time become an able man of the ministry, and live a long life of single wretchedness. JAMES GROVER CARROLL. B.A., SAMPSOX COUXTV. N. C. Whoe ' er excels in what we prize. Appears a hero in our eyes. Vice-President of his Class; Senior Editor of Thl Howler. ' OT- ' OS. In spite of his unconcerned manner of locomotion, and his quivering chin, he is somewhat handsome. His countenance carries an ever ready smile, and his tongue a cheerful word for his fellows. Grover is a good student, and is master of what- ever he undertakes. Though he entered a full Fresh- man. with honor, he finishes in three years, and goes, level-headed, big-hearted, into th; field of tutor- ship, where the little ones look up to be fed. Many more of this type are needed in our schools. May his success be as grand as his prospects prophesy.

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RICHARD LANE BROWN, LL.B.. ALBEMARLK. N. C. He has an eye that could speak. Ihatiyh his tongue were silent. Licensed Lawyer. Buster is generous and good-natured, has a pierc- ing eye and a strong intellect. He lias succeeded In winning a host of friends in college, and is competent to achieve whatever he undertakes in the future. He was one of the members of the Supreme Court class which batted Judge Hoke for a home run in Feb- ruary last. After graduating he will go back to Albe- niai ' le and enter upon the duties of his profession, and we predict that in the near future his reputation as a leading lawyer will be known from the St. Law- rence to California, — yea from Dan to Beersheba. PAUL QUINCY BRYAN, B.A., SCOTLAND NKCK, N. C. Verily his height measures his conceit. And for slang, well — he can ' t be beat. Corresponding Secretary for the Y. M. C. A., ' 05- ' 06; Associate Editor of The Howleii, ' 0ti- ' O7; Business Manager of the Glee Club, ' OT- ' OS. With an appetite that even rivals his wit, Paul has caused a steady advance in board bills for the past four years. He is a good, amiable fellow, with a suffi- cient reserve of gas to spiel hi opinions on any current subject of local ' magnitude. His unexampled economy (?) in managing the financial affairs of the Glee Club warrants for him a place of high standing in the world of finance.

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OVERTON WILSON CLAYTON. LL.B.. A civil habit oft cuvers a good (:i mnn. Associate ' Judge of Moot Court. ' iis. The first thing we do. let ' s Ijill all the Lawyers. Gig comes from the Occident, and after two years demands his degree, and also License to practice his necessary attorney talent in the Commonwealth. His argument I? I. coupled with one of his long- drawn, bewitching smiles, will win any jjry to his feigned opinion. He has been an important character in the Moot Court. You can hear liim farther than jou can see him. His appetite is unruly at all times. When he came he possessed the one usual charac- teristic of a Freshman. It is surmised that he will become a great Lawyer. V. F. COUCH. B.S., .IENXI. ;S. X. c. A siirtjcon must Tiarc an ecgles eye. a lion ' s heart and a lady ' s hand. Baseball Team. ' OS- ' OS: Captain Basket-ball Team. ' IIG- ' IIS; Honor Committee. ' Oe- ' O?; Manager Baseball Team, ' nS; Assistant in Chemistry, ' 08; Historian Se- nior Class; Vice-President Medical Class. ' OS. Vander is one of the popular men of his class. He has always taken an active interest in athletics; and in the history nf the college his name will ever be associated with basketball. His portentous counte- iiance bespeaks a man of sound mind and body. He thinks he was made for a doctor, and with that end in view he will continue the study of medicine. Some day he expects to roll up a great fortune with pills and quinine.