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

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JAMKS ifcKEK ADAMS, B.A., RALEIGH, X. C. -Ill nil lint humors, irhrllirr iimrc i,r iiirlUnr. Tlioii ' rl surh ft tourhi . tcsti , iiU ' ttsant fclloic MeniIxT of Glee Club and Oreliestla 05-9; Ireasurer of Y. M. C. A. •07(1: Leader of ilee Club ' 08-9: Member of Collese Senate iiS-9: Editor-in-Chief of Howlek 00: Presi- li-nt of Senior Class ' 09: Dixie Quartette 110: Chief Rooter 09. Height .= Age 22 ft. S I Weight 140 lbs. According to the alphabet, the President f the Senior class comes first. He is really one of the indispensable members of the class. He is a good student and has made an enviable record in college. .Jimmy, as he is familiarly known, has a winning eye, a pleasant smile, unbounded enthusiasm, and a sunny disposition, all of which ac- count for his popularit.v. He is noted for his enthusiasm, especially w-hen the repu- tation of his Alma Mater is at stake. His record as a rooter at the Randolph-Macon debate needs no comment. A whole book might be written on the life of Jim, but of course onl.v a brief sketch can be given here. He will follow the call- ing of the mihistrv. The best wishes of the Class of 1909 a re his. ACBREV .JOKL ALLEN, U.A.. iI. BLBORO. S. C. J. yoiilh tu fortune and to fame unknoirn. Fair ticiincc froirned not on his hunihlr birth. And melancholy marked him for her uirii. Height 5 ft. 9 in. Weight 147 lbs. Age 28 years. Allen, a genuine Sand-lapper, hails from the Land of Palmettoes, and possesses the knitted brow, the iceberg features, and solemnchol.v countenance of his patron saint, Calhoun. He is quiet and unosten- tatious; seldom speaks, and when lie Joes it is concerning the College Pressing Club, or the McKenon Boarding Club. Since com- ing to college he has been the architect of his own fortune and deserves commenda- tion for working his way through. He has no external biography. .The arrows of the cute little god. Dan Cupid, pierce no more his manly bosom. The ministry is his chosen profession.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

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