four cars answered the call and
offered their blood. Of these sev-
eial, including Scott Boyd, senior;
Charles Evans sophomore, and
Luke Query sophomore gave their
blood but by Sunday morning his
condition was so critical that lit
tle hope was held for his recov
ery. At 12:30 he quietly passed
away.
His father, Rev. M. H. Horton,
who had been at his son’s’ bedside
since Friday, was with Bill at
death. Word reached the campus
bull” sessions in smoke-filled
dormitory rooms. Inspiring stories
of his life—of how, the morning
before his accident, he had worked
through the night until 5 o’clock
preparing a term paper; of his
genius in concocting chemical pre
parations for the cure of mild
ailments; of his perfect scholas
tic record, and his princely con
duct. His classmates talked of his
manliness; of how he followed the
sports—intelligently and sincere
ly. During home baseball games
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do is let the Alumni take over the
fourth issue of the Maioon and
Gold. With proper effort this
could be financed without work
ing a hardship on any one. Four
issues have been sent out this
spring without cost to the alumni
Local units should be recog
nized wherever as many as ten
alumni happen to be located.
The Alumni directory should be
gotten out next year. It was start
ed as' a five year bulletin.
Perhaps the best i-emcdy right
now would be to pay the Secre
tary a salary (whatever
could) and require of this secre
tary a certain amount of time or
certain task we may define in the
general meeting. We might start
j this with the idea of putting on a
I full time secretary at a later date.
I —GEO. D. COLCOUGH
this spring Bill refused to enjoy
the contests as an ordinary fan.
He wanted to see the game as a
scorekoeper so he’d make score
sheets and keep the record of each
I man s work. He knew sports and
followed Elon athletic activities
as close as the participants them
selves.
He was a rare type of “good
; student. He worked hard at his
books, but still managed to keep
well-read on practically all sub
jects.
On Wednesday, May 8, at Ell
ington, funeral services for Bill
were conducted. At Elon students
lield a brief service as a tribute
to their leader’s memory. Burial
was made at Otto, N. Y. Other
memorial services will be held
during commencement.
He is survived by his parents,
two older brothers and an older
sister.
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Glenn Lewis, '33 is now study
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Rev. H. L. Scott, ’23 1932
Prof. A. C. Hall, ’10 1933
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