Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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ANDERSON, S. C. The sweetest, simplest thing that ever grew. President; Vice-President; First Critic; Recording Secretary; Corresponding Secetary; Second Censor; Montiiiy Orator; College Marsha! 1907=08 of Preston Literary Society; President, 1907=08; Vice=President, 1906=07; Class Marshal, 1905=06; Vice=President of Musical Association; Member of Glee Club, 1908=09; Member of Gymnasium Team, 1907=08, 1908=09; Class Baseball Team, 1908=09; Assistant in Chemistry; Art Editor Annual Staff, 1907=08, 1908=09; Member of Executive Committee of S. C. I. 0. A.; Member of Execu= tive Committee of Athletic Association, 1908=09; S. A. E. Fraternity. Tom is a genial sort of a fellow, liked by both sexes. In spite of the fact that he has never made less than al; yet he was always tioubled about his dip. He achieved his coveted position on the Glee Club by singing solo(w) entitled, Wait till May comes. Tucker is undecided whether he will he a gymnasi im instructor or a dentist. Jfranfe Carl ?|uff SIMPSON VILLE, S. C. Herein lies wisdom. President, First Critic Calhoun Society; Junior Debater; Local Editor Journal, 1908=09; Glee Club, 1907=08, ' 08=09; Glee Club Quar= tette, 1907=08; Treasurer Musical Association, 1908=09; Preliminary Emory Debater; Commencement Speaker; Class Prophet; Business Manager Annual, 1909. Frank hails from the backwoods of Greenville, tho ' to be perfectly frank, no one would ever suspect this origin. His smile, so charming, so bewitching, so perfectly adorable, so altogether charming, so divinely simple, attracts wonderfully the ladies, Has a good reputation in his classes— so absents himself from the unnecessary ( 0 exams. Hopes to be successful in bringing the Annual out in debt. Very unassuming, very modest, he often ex- presses a wonder why all the lassies he meets fall in love with him. 29

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0vtn H. ilerring SPARTANBURG, S C Let majesty your first attention siunnion; Ah, c-a ira, the majesty of women. Member Calhoun Literary Society; Monthly Orator; Second and Third Critic; Recording Secretary; Member Gym Team, 1907=09; Captain Gym Team, 1907=08, ' 08=09; Class Baseball Team, 1906=07, ' 07=08, ' 08=09; Manager Class Baseball Team, 1905=06; Captain Class Baseball Team, 1907=08; Class Football Team, 1905=06, ' 06=07, ' 07=08; Manager Class Football Team, 1908=09; Atheletic Editor of Bo= hemian, ' 09. Cap is an apt pupil of the man who taught Overexertion is a thorn in the flesh, and he also tries to carry out his ttachings; for he spends most of his time trying the double-backward side somersault. Am sure many years won ' t go by before we see our dear Old Cap doing the flying trapeze stunts in Smith ' s Greater Shows. lie will fill his spectators full of horror when he takes his final Fhght from Heaven to Hades. We certainly hope he will land safelv. SPARTANBURG, S. C. A good strong character, with independence and force. Charter Member, President, First Critic, First Censor, Recording Secretary, Monthly Orator, Carlisle Literary Society; Speaker on Sophomore Exhibition; Preliminary Speaker, Wofford=Emory Debate Senior Speaker; Assistant Literary Editor, ' 08; Business Manager, ' 09 The Journal; Assistant Business Manager, ' 08; Editor=in=Chief, ' 09 The Bohemian; Second Tenor; Member of Executive Committee, ' 08 First Tenor of Club, and Second in Quartette of Glee Club, ' 09. It is not possil)le to classify Hicks. He is not tall, and he is not short; he is not fat, and he is not lean; he is not brilliant, and he is not dull; he is not good, and he is not bad— he is either in medias res in all things or else he is sic semper tyrannis. Or is he e pluribus ummf Anyway, he is something like that. Hicks will enter the legal profession with a hop, skip and jump. He hopes to be able to punsue his studies under the tutorship of Abraham Ruef, the well known San Francisco lawyer and, up to a short time ago, suc- cessful gi-after. 28

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ELLOREE, S. C. Who never said a foolish thing, or ever diil a wise one. Preston Literary Society. This fair youth takes things easy. He iievei- u.ses more words than is necessary to make his thoughts tleai ' — consequently speaks but seldom. Never runs two sentences together. He is modest, una.ssuming, bashful; chews his gum in silence, with a peculiar goat-like motion. Shuf works with untiring eneigy for M. Socie- ty — there giving vent to the congestion of ideas which heap them- .selves up in his quiet moments. Ladies! ' Take ' em away! Bonalb Jluggin GAFFNEY, S. C. I have no amliition to see a goodlier man. Preston Literary Society. Huggin ' s home is Gafl ' ney. He recognizes that concealment is impossible, so he admits the fact without a blush. Greek is the bete noir of Huggin ' s existence. He is the only man in college who has one of these: but it suits him remarkably well. He says that, when he gets out of college, he is going to secure a coup d ' etat and a faux pas to go with his bete noir. Huggin took astronomy this year. His imagination took an affectionate farewell of our little earth and soared into distant worlds unknown. He is sure a star gazer. His life will be given to teaching the young minds to grow and the young ideas how to .shoot; that is to say, he will become a teacher of schools. 30