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

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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.

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AlU HIK . r. I ' .VNl ' M, ISA., UUIIMUM), A. ie-I ' iesi lent Junior Clas tif Baseball Team ' O!!. One of the many representatives of the Old Dominion. He is very proud of being from the historic city of Ricliinonil. Arihie would naturally be an athlete, but for a physical impediment. Although he can not play any of the popular college games himself, he is always a loyal sup- porter of the athletic teams. He has suc- cessfully managed the ba-seball team of OJ). Ar.-hie lias not decided whether he will 1« ' a -Ciller of men ' s di sputes, or a healer I iiKiiikind-- ills, but he will do either with enthusia.Mn, skill, and tactfulness. XORIUX THO L S CABLE. B.A., Toiling, rejoicing, sorrotrinq. Onirard through life he goes; Each morning sees some task begun. Each erening sees its close. Height .5 ft. 10 in. Weight 16.5 lbs. Age 12 years. Cable is a type of that strong middle cla.ss of students whose e(|uilibriuni is never disturbed, and who, in fact, are the main- stay and tap-root of the institution. Tlie possessor of great faculties, he has a con- tempt for mere e.vternal display. Work has been his passion and work his recreation while in college. Difficulties have been no bar to his success, for he has overcome many. . friend faithful and just, a student dili- gent and persistent, a man honest to a fault and without ambition for political preferment. It is knowledge and not po- sition that he seeks. He has specialized in the Department of Education and we predict a successful career in leading the race into its inheri- tance. The State is in need of such men.