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

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V A i: II li r Y SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS v I „I «; VvoukMK Willlnm rouncil Arcl.io. R.A.. M.A.. Instructor ,n L hiuIk A.uluu L,. ,. A , o. k M Assiint Professor of English. Paul Dou.l.s Borrv, IJ A Instru..to,.n .rn,.,. I S Bluk M . Ph.D.. Professor of Chemistry. Ora C. Bra.lbury. MA.. 1 h L 1 oU sor of Bu,logv. ' Daniel Bunyan Bryan. M.A.. Pd.D., Protesor of Iviueahon ... A --d well. Jr.. MA.. Ph.D.. Assistant Professor of Enghsh. .Tan,os G. Carroll, M.A Ass ,tc P o essol. of Mathematics. Forrest W. Clonts, M.A . As.stant IVofessorof Soc. S. u . Willis R Cullom, M.A.. Th.D., D.D., Professor Emor.tus of B.ble. E. E t- ' H. .M.S.. 1 Vssociate Professor of English. Roland L. Gay. B.S.. LS.. Instructor „, Ma he- La : Sherwood Githens. M.A.. Ph.D., Assistant Pr- ssor of PhysK-sJ H ndren -n- ,,.|1 M Ph.D.. Professor of Modern Languages. M. Johnson Hago.d. B.A .M.A Iruit;.; in English. Clarence E. Hohgood B . Instructor U.,,, .so ,y. Nc. she PhD. Associate Professor of Chemistry. Hubert A. Jones, M.A.. LL.B. ' ' ' -- ' ' MaH matics Henrv Broadus Jones. M.A.. Ph.D., Professor of Enghsl. Jan,es L. L. ke, M A P o e sor Enieritus of Physics. James W. Lynch M.A., D.D., Professor Ementu. ;;B.le. Jas r L. Memory, Jr., -A Profe r of E uca W Harold Dawes .u.ell, MA., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of iMencli. Uioigi. a. luii i r c ■ i Bailev Rovall Professor of Greek. C. Chilton Pearson. M V - f : ,7 ' , Sciences. Bruce A. Perry. M.A., Instructor u, B.ology Hubert McNed Potc..t. M.A.. Ph D Professor of Latin Language and Literature. dliam L.uns Poteat, M.A. LL.U., LittD., President Emeritus and Professor of Biology. Kenneth Tyson Raynor.B.A.. M.A Assistant Professor of Mathematics. L. Owens Rea. »f • ' l ' - -- ' % ■■ ' ; X, Social Sciences. Albert C. Rcid, M.A.. Ph.D.. Profes.sor of Phdosophy. on R. Rob n. BS Student Secretary. Instructor in Public Speakmg. Charles A. Sobcrt. MA.. As st TnrP -ofessor of French. Benjamin F. Sledd. M.A.. Litt.D.. Professor lMner tus of Eng- hsh Language and Literature. WUliam E. Speas. M ., Ph.I Profess,, of V- - I- Smith Str.n,pe, B.A.. Instructor in Socal Sciences Carlton est B.A.. As Unt I, fessor of Social Sciences. Walter J. Wyatt. Jr.. LA.. Ph.D.. Associate liolesso, of Chemistry. SCHOOL OF LAW Rrainerd Currie, B.A., LL.B., Assistant Professor LL.D., Dean Emeritus and Professor Emeritus (.f Law Professor of Law. D.ile Fisher Stanslmry. B.S.. LL.1$.. Edgar W. Timherlakc. Jr.. B.A.. LL.B.. Professo r of I. Professor of Law. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE , „ „ , i t Coy C. Carpenter. B.A.. M.D.. F.A.C.P.. Dean. Professor «t Pathology. Lore,, L. Chastain B S , M.S., Instructor in Physiology and Pharmacology. Joseph John ( o,„l,s. M D.. Instructor in Medicine. William B. Dewar, B.S.. M.D., F.A.C.P.. Professo,. ot .Medi- cine. Hubert Benbury Haywood, Ph.D., M.D., F.A.C.P., Professor of Medicine. E.lward Herring. B.S.. M.D., Instructor in Surgery. Edward Sandling Kuig. B.A.. LI).. Pro- fessor of Bacteriology and Prcventiye Medicine. Thurman D. Kitchin. B.A.. : LD.. LL.D., F CP President. ' ' professor ot Physiology. Robert L. McGec. B.A., M.D., Instructor in Medicine. X. Henry McLeod. Jr.. B.A., M.D.. Instructor in Medicine. George C. Mackie. B A , B.S., :M.D., Professor of Biochemistry and Toxicology. Robert Page : Ioreliead. R.S.. M A. ' . M.D., Instructor in Pathology. lyan Proctor, M.D.. Professor of Obstetrics. Henry P Royster. B.A.. M.D.. Instructor in Pathology. Hubert A. Royster, B.A.. :M.D., Sc.D., FA C.S. Professor of Surgery. Herbert C. Tidwell. M.A.. Ph.D.. Professor of Biochemistry and Toxicology. Herbert m . Vann. B.S., M.A.. M.D.. Professor of Anatomy. TEACHING FELLOWS H. (Jraily Britt. B.S.. Teaching Fellow in Biology. Edward Lee Russell, B.S.. Teach- ing Fellow in Chemistry. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS John C. Caddell. Baseball Coach, and Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Alfred A. Dowtin. LL.B., Alumni Secretary, and Instruct.!,- in Physical Education. Murray C. Greason, LL.B., Assistant Coach, and Assistant Profess.u- of Physical Education. Thomas Rogers, B.A.. Assistant Coach, and Instructor in Physical Education. I ' liil M. I ' tley. Di- rector of Gymnasium, and Associate Professor of Physical Education. Douglas C. Walker. B.A., Head Football Coach, and Assistant Professor of Physical Education. James H. Weayer. B.S., Director of Athletics, anil Professor of Physical Education. . ineteen of Law. Nee. . I. Beyerl; J.S.I).. Dc w. Robert Iham Y. Gulley. M.A.. Lake. B.S.. I,L.B., n, Pr..fcss.,r ..f Law. liruce Whit. ' . .M.A..

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stiiiii:kt cimikcil ' . ( ' . Si AiNiiAc K. .Ik I ' nsiilciit Scrvin.v th. stu.K-nt l,o,lv in a cMnlnncd nclnninstratn.. and judu-,.-,! a|..u-it.v. tlu- Stu- dent Council, which was founclcl in 1921. stands at the head of student .elt-. ovennnent Meeting- weekly, the Council dispenses with necessary business, cnsistuig- ct trvui- studen violators of college rules and formulating plans for the bctteruie.it of stu.lcnt a.tnitus and spirit. Under the able leadershi]. of Tresident W. C . Stainback the Cnuicd has carne.l on an active iH-ograni. It established the honor system anew in the hearts of the students and went far ill bringini;- it to be known by its true nieanuig. A campaign for brick walks was staged and brought U a successful close. The Council ' s gui ling influence and assistance has meant much to student activities this year. O O n « t ft Fi-diit nru ' : woiuiF.T.i., nAUXKs, staixhack, hai ' ek, hayxoii, k .em.. liml,- rorc.- wakti, datemax. heiuuxg, costxeh. higiismitu.