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

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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.

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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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THOMAS NORMAX HAYES. .M.A.. LL.B., WILKES COUNTV, X. C. ■His civil bearing and keen intellect Shuiced him the laicyer in every respect. Winner Junior Orators Medal. 06; Associate Kdi- tor of student. ' 06- ' 07; Honor Committee. Oe ' OT; First Debater Anniversary. UT; Librarian, ' 0.5-l 8; Commencement Speaker. ' ' T: Independent Latin In- structor. OT-KS: Vice-President La a- Ciass. 07-08 Tom is back this year trying to escape with two degrees. The teaching force of the State reluctantly hands him over to the legal circles. LaEt year he ended his eventful race tor a B.A. de gree. He returned with a surplus of dignity. He brought his speaking ability back. This he tui-ned loose to the detriment of the Moot Court. He served well at Wake Forest. Tou will hear of him in politics. TILLETTE HEXDRIX. B.A.. ADVANCE. X. C. Tell me a man is dishonest, and I icili ansicer he is no latcyer. Associate Editor Howler. ' 08: Licensed Lawyer. ' OS. Here ' s a scholar and a gentleman, a lawyer and a politician. Tillette is good-natured and unostentatious, and. as a student, is diligent and persistent. When in his room he is busy, and when seen on the campus he is in a hurry. Besides his B.A. degree he is al. o getting off work for the LL.B. this year, and after leaving the sacred v.-alls of his Alma Mater, we predict that he will re- flect honor upon the legal profession and credit upon himself.