Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Bertram oratio Jfrance SPARTANBURG, S. C Opposition is the sweet persuasion. Freshman Marshal; Charter Member and Third Critic; Monthly Orator, Second Censor, Corresponding Secretary, First Censor, Vice= President Carlisle Literary Society; Junior Debater; Marshal, Secre= tary and Treasurer Sophomore Class; Member Inter=Society Com= mittee, 1908=09; Art Editor Bohemian, ' 08; Assistant Business Manager Glee Club, ' 08; Member Executive Committee, ' 08 and ' 09; Pianist for Glee Club, ' 08; Manager Glee Club, ' 09. Yes, this is the Glee Club Manager! No doubt you have heard of hiin. No? You should read the papers more, for they are full of him and Teddy. The he has made quite a reputation for himself as Manager, he has even eclipsed that reputation, by the greater fame gained as Chief cook and bottle washer of the Glee Club. He is good at driving a bargain: never losing his temper, but mildly remarking, You know, sir, you should not charge so much. Thiis he appeals to reason. His motto is: If you have no reason your- self, appeal to the reason that lies in other men, and it will rise in majesty to make you feel as tho you had some. 3fame£i arbin lcnn CHESTER, S. C. One of the few, the immortal names. That were not born to die. First and Second Critic, Preston Literary Society; Secretary of Sealed Marks, S. C. I. 0. A; Manager Senior Class Baseball Team; Class Ball Team, 1908=09; Class Football Team, 1906=09; Chi Phi Fraternity. The first time we ever saw Shug was when he was going up in the bell tower looking for the English room. But he has learned many things since, for a word to the wise is sufficient, and this young student has developed into one of the brightest stars of the Class of ' 09. Shug lived down at Prof. Rembert ' s in his Fresh- man year and was very fond of sugar. Learn this lesson from him: Whenever you put sugar in your coat pocket, be sure there is no hole. For, a trail of sugar from your room to the diningroom is a pretty good sign that you are the man. So beware! To be for- warned is to be forearmed. Moral: A little hole may bring you an immortal name. 26

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aul Jfrcbericfe Jfincl) MOORE, S. C. Along the cool, sequestered vale of life He kept the noiseless tenor of his way. Wofford Glee Club, 1907=08; Class Football, 1908=09; Preston Literary Society. Your pardon, please, did you say Sister Finch ( We see now, upon closer inspection, that this is our Sister — she of the pre- cise manner, the gentle voice, and mild eye. We would not have her changed in the least, if some good fairy were to make us the offer gratis. For what would the campus be without the dulcat ( ?) notes of her sweet (?) viohn! How could we live without her presence Away, Fairy, and leave our Sister to us in peace — just as she is! aailep Carlisle olger CENTRAL, S. C. A youth to whom was given So much of earth, so much of heaven. Vice=President, First Critic, and Recording Secretary of Preston Literary Society; Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class; Junior De= bater; Wofford=Emory Debater, 1908=09; Anniversarian, 1908=09 Commencement Speaker; Chief Marshal Sophomore Exhibition Freshman Marshal; Member lnter=Society Committee, 1908=09 Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Four years ago Doc landed on the campus and registered as one of the sons from the progressive little city of Central, S. C. Since his entrance in college, he has been a great lover of English poetry, especially that of Kipling. Like Orlando, he writes poetry of his fair Rosalind and sticks it about on trees. It is said that In the spring a young man ' s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love, but this young man, from all we know, lives in a dream of fair women, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. He is especially interested in houses of the old Colonial style, and what could be more romantic to such an artist than to spoon on a bit of clover in the moonlight somewhere! Ask Doc. 25

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STames! Carlisle ?|arbin CLOVER, S. C. As true as the needle to the pole, or as the dial to the sun. President, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Second Censor and Monthly Orator of Preston Literary Society; Speatcer on Freshman Contest, Sophomore Exhibition, and winner Wofford Ora= torical Contest, ' 08; Winner of State Oratorical Contest, ' 08; Presi= dent Sophomore Class; Vice=President Y. M. C. A.; Senior Class His= torian; Assistant Exchange Editor Journal; Sophomore Marshal; Chief Marshal; Manager Junior Baseball Team; Captain Senior Baseball Team; Member of Executive Committee of Athletic Association; Commencement Speaker; Chi Phi Fraternity. Jew hailed from Clover, S.C. Four years ago he struck this campus, and has since developed into a marvelous business man. He is a clothier of the fii ' st water, and keeps the boys posted on all the latest fantastic fads of fashion. When it comes to accurate measuring, he is there with the goods, for he fit several members of the faculty. Jew ' s latest scheme is to go to Seattle, WaShing- tion, next summer. He expects to work his way selling the newest things in kitchen furniture, such as breadboards, combination rolling- pins, and dippers. In fact, he will be able to fui ' nish the modern housewife with everything useful from a hair pin to a gattling gun. CaglueU l incent HapcS DILLON, S. C. Some feelings are to mortals given With less of earth in them than heaven. Charter Member, First Censor, Second Critic, Carlisle Literary Society. Grass was captured in the swamps of Marion, after several hours ' chase with hounds and horn. The taming process has been very successful (?) considering his pri.stine wildness. He says ne ' er a word, except when the pain of necessity strikes him, then brevity is his chief aim. Has a happy faculty of always plumbing the pass line. 27