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

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HERBERT WAVLAXD BALCOM. B.A.. APEX, X. C. ■If Utavcn a dmft of hcaicnly ijlcasiircs spare One eortlial in Ihis melancholy vale. ' Tis irhen a youthful, loi ' ing. modest pair Breathe out in other ' s arms the trnder tale: ' President ilinisteri ' resident Senior Class Height 5 ft. SV ' in. Aire 26 years. Five years have passed, ith the length of five long i t tills aspirinsr. love-niaki v.l himself vith ' the L ' uWvuv . u-her in many a new leulty and watched four pniors enter the world ' s il Class 09; Vice- Weight 100 lbs. five summers, winters, ' ' since ng v.mth afHli- He Ikw heliied ncnd.cr of the generations of broad field f land- battle. Surely his career stands mark in the history of the College. ' His life is the history of aflection, the lieart is his world, and its dominion his u uul. He is a staunch apostle of our sister institution. B. U. W., and in the coming campaign for increased endo nent he will be one of Dr. Vann ' s most ardent and faith- ful agents. Despite his propensity for the romantic, he has recognized that a good man ' s character is the world ' s common leg- acy, and has adorned his profession while in college. He will wear the robe of a min- ister with dignity and influence, and be a worthy leader of the sheep. BRYAX SPIVEY BAZEMORE, B.S., W-INDSOR, X. C. Historian of Medical Class 08: Prophet of Medical Class 09: Assistant in Pailml ogv and Histology ' 08-11. Height Age -23 in. Weight 13o )b , This little fellow is a man of science. lb- graduated in 1907 with the degree of Bach elor of Arts, but so great is his love for the old College, and for the learning it imparts, he has spent two more years in its walls, re- ceiving the B.S. degree with the present Senior class. He is a prodigy. He is little of stature and has a little head, but we often wonder how one small head can liold the vast amount of knowledge stored away in his. He is as jolly as a cricket, and his peculiar laugh can be heard all over the dormitory. The physical sufferings of humanity have found a tender spot in his heart, so he will spend his life as a physician.

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FLKKT TATE BENNETT, B.A., .SAMPSON COUNTY, X. C. By your gracious palicnce. I II ill a round unvarnish ' d talc delice l}j mil irhole course of lore H.-ijilil .-1 ft. !1 ill. V, ' i-l.t 14.-) U.S. vlio lit be termed sui s=;iorietl speaker, he has fn ill the Buhlillie to the kr) :iii(l wit producer he ,1 tv, for nature en- , .iTHlei ' fill s ' ft of speech il the blessing forty-fold, lity, and Dr. Tayl vhat entr he 1.1 till of the h. ill cverythini; whidi pertains to the public weal. A good observer, a constant reader, and ambitious, he seeks to win the wreath iif fame and write on memory ' s scroll a deathless name. Married life will be his niaior course, and his minor may be the law. ll(l. ll ' ;u t ' LIXiiM. X liKNTdX. i.l..H.. CHAKLOTTK, N. (- . -.1 ; rr Baseball Team (I.Vil; Captain t lla-l.iiU Team ' 08-9. Height 5 ft. 10 in. Vci;;ht liKl lbs. Age 21 -ears, Bv all lovers of baseball, Benton- 11:1111. • is well known. He has played short ..t.ip ..11 our team for the last four years, and it i- witli reluctance that Wake Forest gives him up. He is a good, whole-souled fellow, and is a friend to every one who knows him. Hi ' has not attempted any intellectual stunts while in College, but his career has been marked bv faithfulness and punctuality. In h.sint; him wc lose a man who will be gn.atlv iiii-sed n,. t v.-ar. hut w,. li..p.- that he wiil win th,. su.-css in life that he ha W..11 ..n the diaiicnd. lie is im-linc.l t,.wai.l the- law.