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

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WILLIAM HAYWOOD FURMAN. B.S., FRANKLIN ' COVXTV, N. t. Though 1 avi young. I scorn to lit On the icings of borrowed wit. Vice-President Medical Class, ' 06- ' 07; President .Medical Class. ■fiT- ' OS; Prophet Senior Class. OT- ' OS; Assistant Demonstrator in Anatomy. ' OT- ' OS. Bill has a corner on the wit of his class. His clownish ideas, together with his ability as a medical st;ident. have insured him popularity among the boys. With only three years to his credit he emerges from the medical class with his surgical talent in his hand. He doesn ' t look delicate, yet he rooms in the In- tirmary. His motto is, Give all the statistics you can in society. He will become eminent for his skill- ful operations on dogs and cats. Wit. nerve, beauty I ? ) , and an accurate knowledge of medicine are his possessions. May the fates deal gently with him. WILLIAM RAY GRIFFIN. B.S., M. I!SHVII.I,t:. X. c. ■ He many creatures did anatomize. Almost unpeopling water, air and land; Could tell if a mite were lean or fat, CouUl read a lecture o ' er the entrn ' ls of a ginit. Ray thinks he is a natural born doctor, but that dear school, experience, will teach him a different les- con: but. alas — fools will learn in no other. He will, after graduating in medicine, conduct a private sanitarium and hospital; also a cemetery for the final disposition of those who fall victims to his malignant practice.

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ELLIOT B. EARNSHAW, M.A., RAI.EICH. N. C. No two on earth ran ngree : all have some darUng singiilaritj . This man is notoiious for his original ideas in Biirsarology. He took the B.A. degree with the class ' 06. Since that time he has remained in the college as Bursar. He has completely revolutionized the whole system and had his office provided with a new set of furniture — roclting-chairs, etc. At present we ent ertain no hope of his ever resigning his present position. OVID CLEMMONS FOOTE. B.A.. I ' lI.KES Cdl ' NTV, ■■Belter to Inn Than fee the rielrix for health ' II ho light, draught: Second Marshal Anniversary. ' (16: Senior Speaker; ■Vice-President of Junior Class: Librarian, ' 05- ' 07. Feet claims that he is studying medicine for the sake of humanity I for he is a human). As a Fresh- man he was timid. As a Sophomore he was at his post of duty. Since that time he has served the college in the capacity of Hot Air Plant. He is a good student and is devoted to his life work. Being college property, he takes a ,g;ood many privi- leges. As a typical physician he will gain a reputa- tion by exchanging his Cathartic Mixtures for the grunts and groans of the rustics. Throughout the land his name will be lisped by the little children. 24

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V. FITZHUGH HAMRICK. B.A.. AiHl to lilt e ronraffe scorns ' • jiroicrss in a storm of words, valiant actions speak alone. Assistant in Gymnasium. ' 07- ' n8. Here we find a man of cool bearing and a dignified air. who consumes all his tim e in attending to his own business and never worries about that of other people. His career as a student has been quiet, never condescending to indulge in politics. Always a friend in time of trouble. He says he does not know what he is made for. but we believe he is destined to be- come a power in the finance of the world. WAITE CARLISLE HAMRICK. JR.. LL.B., IIKIIOKKK ((UNTY, S. r. lOlf ill Ihc vtion of leasl resistance. President Sophomore Class, ' 06; IVIember of Base- ball Team, ' OS-OS : Captain Baseball Team, ' 07- ' 08. Sug is on the lips of every boy in school, and especially during ball season after he has pealed out a home-run or pa. sed a season without an error, as he did this last one. He is quiet but always pleasant; a boy of out-door sports and muscle. He succeeded in making the lazy (dub for two successive years, and we hope for him a restful future.