Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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apmonb punter Bominicfe XE-SYBERRY, S. C. Not learned at court nor versed in wit. But loved by those who know him l)est. Preston Literan Society. Dominicker, ' tho of the feathered tribe commonly known as the vard-bird, is nevertheless anything else than feather- legged. Tho slightly domesticated, this bird sometimes leaves this earth of fact and wings his wa y into the ethereal regions of poesy. His sedateness is especially noticeable, and the plaintive- ness of his morning call on examination mornings shows him to be a bird of wonderful sagacity. He views with masterful and lordlv eye the barnyard of the Sciences. There he is cock of the walk. tKtEotiore PrablEj) Buposc, DARLINGTON, S. C. ' I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares do more, is none. Entered January 1906. Team. Preston Literary Society; Senior Football Teddy, since his name is Teddy, has great hopes and high am- bitions. He looked over the great wood, just back of his home, in a vain effort to find the Big Stick, and says he is going to hunt it in Africa after he graduates. He is a good historian, a wonderfully fine lady ' s man — and wears tan shoes. The ladies say he ' s mighty cute — cute eyes, cute expression in his face, and especially cute in his football suit, which he wears with much grace.

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30victter jWanning Cubb SPARTANBURG, S. V. I have no other but a woman ' s reason; I think so, I ecause I ihink.so. Charter Member of Carlisle Literary Society. Cudd is from the city of Spartanburg. Quietly and unostentatiously has he pursued his work at Wofford during the past four years. He has had but one object in view— his diploma. What a diploma represents, Cudd has no idea, nor cares to have. What he wants is a diploma, a pure, unadulterated sheepskin. Other ' s may choose what course they may, says Cudd, but as for me— give me a di- ploma, or give me death. Cudd will devote the first two years after his graduation to the framing of his sheepskin. Afterward, he will play the part of Jesse James in a popular-priced comedy companj ' . iHarion Bargan, f r. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Go slow, and carry a big stick. Freshman Delegate to Student Volunteer Movement, ' 06; Monthly Orator, ' 07; First Critic, Preston Literary Society; Treasurer, Pres= ident Y. M. C. A.; Chi Phi Fraternity. In Marion we find the somber, thoughtful type. He never l)V any manner of means, nor under any circumstances, allows his words to run away with his thoughts (O- He is a striking example of the power of mind over matter, for the inquiring state of his mind has resulted in a body of decidedly question-mark propensities. In the near future Marion hopes to go to China, or develop, at home, his great musical talent. He is undecided, and while he pon- ders the question, still thinks upon matrimonial lines. 21

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Wallace Buncan Bu re SPARTANBURG, S. C. ■■Some Cupid kills -with arrows, some with traps. Treasurer of Class, 1905=06; Winner of Freshman Oratorical Con= test, 1905=06; Speaker on Sophomore Exhibition, 1906=07; Marshal, Monthly Orator, and Recording Secretary of Calhoun Literary Society; Presiding Officer of Junior Debate, ' 08; President of Calhoun Literary Society; President of Senior Class, ' 09; Winner of Oratorical Contest, ' 09; Chi Psi Fraternity. Now, here he is— Mr. President— of ' 09! He is always at his place— in the classroom, in the athletic field, in the parlor (very orna- mental), in the automobile (with his best girl), and in the church (!). He is great in electrical lines; has gi-eat hopes of establishing com- munication with Mars, by means of the electric spark sent from a special apphance of his own invention. He is modest, yet aggressive ; bashful, yet a good speaker; hopes to be successful in losing the medal to some other college in the Oratorical Contest, where he represents us. Cratoforb . €a£!terUng BENNETTSVn.LE, S. C. Great wits are sure to madness near allied, And thin partitions do their bounds divide. Secretary Class, 1905=06; Member Class Baseball Team, four years; Member Class Football Team, four years; Manager Class Foot= ball, 1906=07; Emory Debater, 1907=08; Junior Debater, 1907=08; Treasurer Calhoun Society, 1907=08; Assistant Editor Annual, 1907-08; Chairman lnter=Society Council, 1908=09; Editor=in=Chief Journal, 1908=09; Member S. A. E. Fraternity. Ananias stood fo(u)rth; but Egypt comes first, second and third. He has twofold duties. First he calls himself a student at WofFord; second, he looks out for a goat on East Main street. Once Egypt was very ill and thought his time had come. Kis friends heard him say, Get busy Ananias, your rival is coming. 23