Calyx . become a shark in the science world. Theywere awakened to the fact, however, whenthey found him one day cutting his teeth onthe Scientific World. With the avowedpurpose of missing the system of Reid Hall,Sammie entered Washington and Lee in1915. Although quiet and unassuming, yet hedemonstrated his ability by copping theEngineering Scholarship in 1915-16, andliterally batted Dr. Stevens Physics fortwo years. All those who know Sammie seein him the faithful and persevering spiritthat has ever been characteristic of his workand that is certain to carry him successfullythrough the problem
Calyx . become a shark in the science world. Theywere awakened to the fact, however, whenthey found him one day cutting his teeth onthe Scientific World. With the avowedpurpose of missing the system of Reid Hall,Sammie entered Washington and Lee in1915. Although quiet and unassuming, yet hedemonstrated his ability by copping theEngineering Scholarship in 1915-16, andliterally batted Dr. Stevens Physics fortwo years. All those who know Sammie seein him the faithful and persevering spiritthat has ever been characteristic of his workand that is certain to carry him successfullythrough the problems of the future, or overthe top. He was appointed assistant in thePhysics Department when Dr. Dickey leftcollege, the winter of 1918. His last monthsof Washington and Lee life, therefore, di-vided between this work and the bafflingstudy of history, have been busy ones. Sammie expects to study electrical engi-neering at Boston Tech. next year, if hedoes not enter the army before that time Page Seventy-two. DAVID SHARPLEY NOBLE AXP, OAK, 2Y, S. and C, $BK Lexington, Virginia Dave entered Washington and Lee in1913, coming from the Huntington HighSchool, West Virginia. Somehow or otherhe considered law to be the great profes-sion and accordingly specialized in historyand English for two years as preparationfor matriculation in the law school, the call of history proved stronger thanthat of the law and in the spring of 1916Dave returned to the academic school, afterhaving passed all the law work taken. Asassistant in the history department and stu-dent in other departments, he has been work-ing since for his degree. Dave at-tended Michigan Summer School, 1916, andWisconsin, 1917. Besides being interestedin his studies, Dave has been prominent inpublication work, having served as Editor-in-Chief of two publications, the Collegian1917, and the Calyx 1918. During his Senioryear he served on the staffs of all threepublications. Dave plans to study at Har-vard and end up as
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