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Davidson College Yearbook, Quips and Cranks, 1942 ia*'*- *' vi • \ • - V 4t^^i ^* •'' d I / ..-:'• 'fiL'~ •*•-.,. •'.-r*,- -:<.'. ..;-... :• (l//nCi'a/>nM/>'cu, ..v• ''' '"^^^rs/X ... .••,•5*3 -A 'iS ^c^.f IDAVIIIDSOr*^, FN(0)|R.T!HI CAlftOlLIINNlA T'^ ^4*^^* v;^.i ./5: ^ :::.^-h. .1;*' '3^^' Cj Jt^r^ iJV-x-i^-^u-^ J^ • *^ / > ,, A. ^:;^- f 1 }i/- kf P ft If Pr i: [t jfi (T; | p _,;^!iS£Sl?.^^ -"^ - "c^^^^^^^' 7 t* -^^'.. .-.^v^ f C' ^ ?-^ f.;^ r^4. iVTO CHARLOTTE > *>.. //? DAVIDSON ifve/een /t^hty /u^ i-v n U S. BOOKER. BUSINESS MANAGER JULIEN McCfiLL, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF H. /^m^l'Jxm MAY IT LIVE FOREVER May it live forever—and there is some- thing that must live forever, in the hearts and minds of every DAVIDSON man—the spirit, thoughts, activities, life, loves and troubles of its students; and what the name DAVIDSON does and should mean to every- one that has come to know and love it. This year we were confronted with a war —one in which we must do our part, and forego many luxuries and other things to which we are accustomed. This did not daunt the spirit of DAVIDSON; rather it was an impetus to the work and strength of this great institution, and gave it a chance to show what DAVIDSON has done for its men, and what DAVIDSON men can do and are doing. For this reason and because we believe that this year is one that will live long in the memory of all, we have attempted to present a picture of life and happenings ^//^ 'M(^i^ CONTENTS here at DAVIDSON this year—and hope that you INTRODUCTION will never forget it. Pictures and words alone can not portray what CLASSES DAVIDSON really is, but they can provide a vivid recollection of one's days on the Wildcat campus. You may remember the fever of getting down to ACTIVITIES work in the fall, rush week, football games, week- end trips, reviews, holidays, exams, Mid-Winters, chapel periods, the faculty, elections, intramurals, oyitilitary bull sessions, etc.; but we want you to remember ^ more. We want you to remember the underlying spirit and meaning of DAVIDSON, and we hope ATHLETICS that these words and pictures will bring back these remembrances. FRATERNITIES Friendships and associations created here on the Features campus with students as well as faculty members will mean a great deal to all of us in future years, Honorary so let us keep these names and faces forever in our memories. DAVIDSON—remember it and keep it close to your hearts . 9^ ON OUR CAMPUS Snow New Buildings Chambers DORMITORY ROW- Students study, live, and gather ^^**^m: r^'t: y-si h: y^SSm^y^. '.,: Campus Walks Our Student Body Classes Military Lile "' lEW i^.W^' lo .o ft -s rv .5: (^ «^ •* DEDICATED TO Dr. Cecil Kenneth l^rown TO DR. CECIL KENNETH BROWN—A NOTED TEACHER, AN ADMIRABLE COUNSELOR, A LEADER AMONG THE FACULTY, AND A FRIEND TO ALL—WE SINCERELY AND WITH A GREAT DEAL OF PLEASURE DEDICATE THIS 1942 QUIPS AND CRANKS Dr. Broicn leaving Chambers Building Dr. Cecil Kenneth ^ronti 1^. John R. Cunningham President of the College u ^UT»*»at •*«•'. -ifrtifc^ # OUR PRESIDENT Dr. Cunningham came to us in the spring of 1941 as successor to Dr. Lingle: and brought with him a pleasing personality, an interest in every student's well-being, and a keen desire for the future of Davidson. Dr. Cunningham has done a great deal for the College in his first year as president, and we are indeed fortunate to have such a man president of our college. Our president holds this office as successor to a distinguished group ot men: Rev. Robert H. Morrison (1836-1840) Rev. Andrew D. Hepburn (1877-1885) Rev. Samuel Williamson (1841-1854) Rev. Luther McKinnon (1885-1888) Rev. Drury Lacy (1855-1860) Rev. John B. Shearer ( 1888-1901 ) Rev. John L. Kirkpatrick (1860-1866) Proe. Henry Louis Smith i 1901-1912). Rev. George W. McPhail (1866-1871) Prof. William J. Martin (1912-1929) Proe. John Rennie Blake (1871-1877) Rev. Walter Lee Lingle (1929-1941) Rev. John Rood Cunningham (1941 12 TRUSTEES OF DAVIDSON COLLEGE < 'lliiiis ../ ;/;, / itr.h, Rl V J M< IX)WI II Rit MAUDS I'frtlJtnl MK R a OlNN I'lrnJcnl i.merilui MK H S RK IIAKDSON V'lir I'ltuJtnl Mk S a Rohinson .Srtrrluru Mk. II JACKSON Treaturrr L.wiutiL'v CumnulliT Rl V J M( IXwi 1 I Ri( liAKiis, r>«(l (. hiitrman MR S. A RiiUINS(jN, ia itilni Snrelary RhV. A A. Vt( I I AN Mr J A CANNON Mr I S M< Pin iTiiKs Rl V W T. TllOMrWN Mr C R Wik <)\ Mr. I INSIORD Rit IIAKDSON Mr. Harvi y W. Mcxjki Mr. '[ D. Dui'fv Dk H \V .\t< KAY Mr W P Si-RiNi Dr Or in M(xiri Mr J I. SMiiii Mk. H S. Rl< MAKDNON Rl V R S. ARROWCXII) Rl V. W H. Ci<x)I).man l-tnancc duiiJivitiir SiLulini Health Service and Physical Mr s a Robinson Mr. I . s. MrPin lilrs i.ducaiion (.Atmnnltee Mr Harvi y \V MixiRi Mr T. D Dlpuv Mk l.iNsioKD Richardson Mr J I smimi lAliuiitiun Conmnlliv Dr. ORhN MOORI Mk H S Rk makdson Mk C. R. Wiuox Rl V w. T. Thompson Religious and Social Life. Church and Alumni hutldinys and Graunils Committee Relationship Commit lee Rlv. R. s. Arrowixjd Mr. J. A. Cannon Rlv. \v. h Goodman Riv. A. A. McLian Dr. H W. McKay Mr W. p. Si'RtNT Dr. C. K. Drown PROI-. J. C. Bailiy Dean of the Faculty Diun ol Sludenti 13 . Mr. F. L. Jackson Mr. F. W. HENGEVELD Treasurer Registrar ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVES John Rood Cunningham Frederick Willia.m Hengeveld President Registrar B.S. (Davidson). A.B. (Westminster), B.D. (Louisville Presbyterian Seminary). D.D. (Westminster). LL.D. (King). (Duke). Myron Wallace McGill Cecil Kenneth Brown Auditor Dean of the Faculty B.S. (Davidson). A.B. (Davidson), M.A., Ph.D. ( North Carolina ) John Crooks Bailey Frank Donald Hobart of Students Dean Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings A.B. (Davidson). M.A. (Johns Hopkins). (Springfield College). Frank Lee Jackson Treasurer and Purchasing Agent William Camp Matthews B.S. (Davidson). C.P.A. Associate College Physician M.D. (University of Virginia Medical School). John Wilson MacConnell College Physician John Lewis Payne A.B.. MA. (Davidson). M.D. (University of Maryland). Edinburgh) Director of Public and Alumni Relationships (Columbia University) . (University of w 1 TljiL. FACULTY ! \.i. WAl II K II I I IM.I I I |)\,». r. I \s. r. SI II '.I \Ki < I'trtLlriit IV.>VIV4ll. AH. MA (Doviil AM (\Villi,.ni Aiul .\Ur>i. MA. (( ..lunil.i I< hiiait'i), uinl. (I'liKiii Thr<4<iKiiMl SrniMidivi. IM< I). (Siruimal. III... I A II I< i,r. II II I I II M .fMi-Irn l>.l>. (I>*«l<l«..lll. I.l.l). (Sollthwr.lrllll, (Oukt). (Nnrlh I'at.Jiii..). 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