QUIPS AND CRANKS - 1913 . tal ? AIcDuFFiEs propensity forspeaking won him a rep. one time, andever since then he has been regarded asgood in the art. As a business adven-turer, he is one of those preachers whopossess the knack of gathering theworldly lucre whereer they may be, yetstill maintaining their spiritual exalta-tion. Truly a happy combination, andone that will prosper him. Clifton McLeodRed , N. C. , , 22 Football; Captain Senior Foot-Iial! Team. Direct him not, -wliose leay liiinself ;i///ehoose For the last two years, has ledthe great awakeni
QUIPS AND CRANKS - 1913 . tal ? AIcDuFFiEs propensity forspeaking won him a rep. one time, andever since then he has been regarded asgood in the art. As a business adven-turer, he is one of those preachers whopossess the knack of gathering theworldly lucre whereer they may be, yetstill maintaining their spiritual exalta-tion. Truly a happy combination, andone that will prosper him. Clifton McLeodRed , N. C. , , 22 Football; Captain Senior Foot-Iial! Team. Direct him not, -wliose leay liiinself ;i///ehoose For the last two years, has ledthe great awakening. He has insisted onpulling ilic bellrope right in the midstof our most Iieauliftd dreams. He hasa most amiable temijer, so that when hegels mad it would be better for one toleave him .and go ;md stop a circularsaw with his hand. Free samples ofsulphurous elof|ucnce may be had at anytime by starting a conversation with himon the subject of Creek, altliough lielearned one hundn-rl ;ind ten in cuie ^Tarion Eugene MattisonAnderson, S. C. , 19 Class Football, Scrub Iootball. Silent in scfen languages BrN is a strange combination of drywit and disgusted grunts. Although hegives one the impression of unparallelledtaciturnity, when you get him startedbe has a nice little line in his assortment,which he hands out in his own peculiar,alirupt, and jerky fashion. There seemsto have been some slight diiTerencebetween him and Soph. Physics, butmatters were so well adjusted that hesigned up for Junior and has been awiser and sadder man ever since. Clarke Cothran MinterDavidson, N. C. , , 20 Vice-President Chemical Society;Class Football. There is no great genius ivithout atineture of madness When the potter shaped this lump ofclay in mortal form, a strange mixturedid he make. It takes a long time toknow Clarke, but one must know himto admire him. Once you have attainedthis exclusive circle, you find him some-thing of an embryo philosopher, won
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