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

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.HilIX l)l ' :i iii;, lE CAIiliOLL. li.A., inli III, ' l- ' riilh of CI, 1,1, S,-(i,.(;ny Kn lnnaii (hi- ' 1111; M;irsl,iil Tllliv.-lsMl.v (17: Seiietiuy til Prc-iilclll mil: ((.in ' iwiiiding 8eciet;uv Y. II. ( ' . A. 17: A- isiaiil Manager Basellall ' JVam ' OS; iisiiir-s .Miinagcr Weekhi ' OS- ' .I. Jlfiglit .-| ft. 11 in. Wc ' i ' iit 14.) lbs. Af;i. 2.i vciir-. In th.-r , li. ' cn :uJ tl knijihtlv. ,m rM Hmn ' m ii. ' iii i.iali-m. it has .l -a,l. that the ;;r,itlrnian has Inn,..,., ' |,lay- Thi.- is an .• ,,.;;,., ' r. n tl.i air civilization, s nian we have .•unil,in.-,l all tho Invo-niaking virtnes of tlie lia t. P.i ' inu ' a .•nnHrni. ' .i s|»i..n..i,l, his lady fri. ii.ls in (illi (. ' ajiital (■il nia !»■ numbered h till ' sc(.rc. and h,. is n..t uiLkii.nvn to the ,lanis,-ls .,f liis native bailiwiek, Woutli Caro- lina. He is a man „i varied aceoniplishmeuts, ranging finni ii successful scopic agent to Private Secretaiy of the President. Being a versatile man and of fi-iendly bearing, he ha.s won a ho.st of friends while in college. Put his popukiritv never intc,f,.ri.s with his dutv. In all h - :,r ,.» a.■li ilirs in col- lege life l„. ha, |,k. .•d u. ' ll lii, p:,rt. and will be a snec..,- i,l til.- business H.old. ELLIOTT 1!. CL.MiK. LL.Ik. ' ■U7i Kill I. ii-li,ii I ,■ n„l lal.r lif, ' III l,sl. Height Ii ft. ei;;bl J 1 4 lbs. Age HI years. Ml, in the town ..f k made bis lii-l appearai , lie is n,.w a hands., me I:,, I ,,f ■JI4 p,,uu.K. lie lias b,.,-n a faithful iii- b,-r .if thi ' Urug Store Kriiti rnitv. ' :in,l lias also gotten off enough v,irk t.i .•nlille liim to tbii LL.B. degnie. Fatty ' s siz,. is n,,t «b..llv n-.O. ' ss. It became of i. t li..||i t,, I lie fmiiliall i,.:,],, of ' 08, for til. ' f. ' ll.iu v l„, l;in nvel hilll III,, I a job on his hands. He has not obtained his license yet. I,nt will likidv l ecome a lawyer. We nun- ex- pect to hear of his becouiiug Chief Cii ' nns,] for till ' . llantir Coast Liu, ' or S. ' aiiniinl Air Lin, ' , or liotli, si I,„ll, t,,u, ' li bis I, ,- town.

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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.

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I ' Air iu:r. ix ((KaiiN, h.a., I ' ALMLIIVILLE, . C. .1 tnni: nobler, trustier heart, Morr Uiriufj, or more lotjal, tirrrr hrnl Wilhin a human hreasl. ' Winner of Sophomore Meihil ' 07: Assist- nt Librarian ' 07-8: Senior Speaker ' OS. Heiglit (i ft. Weight 1J. lbs. ■.p.-.i e of tbose wliu are tried unpretentious and bears ■n -tru.bTil in college. iiipt at ,. ,-rv call. He lia d.ii,, ' i «nik ill .-.ilb-e. and also ill -.irjety. tiaiinu urn, ilir Sophomore Medal in ' 1 7. ll- ' I .[M r-iiii,..l hiji class in the .la-s ba-k.il,,,ll :;,,i,i,- ,,f ' O and 08. . - the iiaiiir i ' ait i ' ' nities, he has some of 111 ' - ipialities of an Irishman, and often be- .11111.- witty. 1 lii- i-- an amiable gentleman and will be hianl from in the educational world. CLAKEXe ' E DIXOX (KEASMAX. 1!.. ., A.SUEVILLE. X. C. In irorks of labor, or of skill. I tcoiild be busy too. Baseball Team ' 07; Poet Sophomore (las- ' 07; Poet Ministerial Class ' 09; Editoi- in- Chief of tlle Slnihiil ' nS-O. Height (i ft. Weiu ' lit Hi.-,. Age 20 years. A representative of the .Monntain Cil , Having grown up near to nature, be is in clincd to be poetic. He is always at work. for he believes tliat by the swe;it of bi brow shall man win his bread. Xot onlv has he worked hard mentally, but he ha- done good work on the athletic Held. He was a member of the baseball team of ' 07, and his great regret is that he did not work hard for the football team of ' OS. Mr. Creasman is one of those who have stickability, and will make his mark in the world. His chosen profession is the ministry.