Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Chesnee Vernon Bomar SPARTANBURG. S. C. ■ ' Oh, let me close my eyes and dream sweet, fanciful, vagrant dreams of love. Member Calhoun Literary Society; Member, ' o8- ' o9, Chairman, ' og- ' io, Inter-Society Com- mittee ; Freshman and Sophomore Marshals; Pianist on Glee Club, ' oS- ' og, ' og- ' io. Yes, this is Mr. Bomar, the pianist of the Glee Club. Sinse the Glee Club made its annual tour, the college authorities have gotten many letters from the fair sex all over the State, wanting infor- mation concerning the aforesaid. It seems that he has made. quite a hit along this line. But Bomar always was a ladies ' man, takes music at Converse, too. Whether this is from a desire to really know music or just for an excuse to get in touch with a pair of dreamy eyes is too hard for us, but we are inclined toward the latter solution of the question Irvin Nelson Bowman ORANGEBURG, S. C. And I would that I could utter The thoughts that arise in me. Recording Secretary; First Censor; First Critic; Vice-President; President Calhoun Literary Society. Lad is a historical student of fame; always takes historv — or whate -er else no one ' s watching. His chief delight is in historical research, etc. When Lad came, his intentions were along the ministerial line, but he has since decided it was a false alarm and will attack law with great vigor and determination. Look out for the bench (or the gallows) . 22

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George Albright Beach YORK, S, C. Ha, Majesty! how high Ihy gloiy towers. Second Censor; Recording Secretary ; First Critic ; Vice-President Preston Literary Society; Captain Tennis Association, ' oS- ' og; Tennis Team, Singles and Doubles, ' oS- ' og; Winner Tennis Trophy Cup, ' o8- ' o9, ' og- ' io; Vice-President of Class, ' oS- ' og ; President of Inter-Society Conference ; Member Journal Staff, ' og- ' io; Advertising Manager Bohemian; Member of Executive Committee S. C. I. 0. A.; Manager ' Varsity Baseball Team, ' og- ' io. Hop is generally recognized as the Falstaff of the class, in size; not for keenness of wit. George is one of the pillars of the class, or perhaps he might be more appropriately dubbed a sleeper. He has never been known to move at a greater rate than two miles per hour, and that was once when he was badly scared. His portliness accounts for his tar- diness of action. If he prospers, he will some day be the fat man in a circus or side show. Daniel Lander Betts SPARTANBURG, S. C. High and passionate thoughts to their own music chanted. Monthly Orator; Treasurer; Second Censor; President Carlisle Literary Society ; Class Poet, ' o9- ' i o ; Exchange Editor of Journal ; Contributor to Journal. It is not known for certain, from whence Betts comes. He has always been rather a question of doubt among the students. The larger part of the boys have about come to the conclusion, that he is of the genus homo. Betts will be a missionary. Only a mouthful of Cannibal meat; And the quality of that not hard to beat; From his head to his heels, they can masticate, But his head nothing can penetrate. 21

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Z. F. Cannon SPARTANBURG, S. C. Man is made of solid stuff. Entered, ' 05; Dropped out, ' oy- ' oS; Class Base- ball Team, ' 09- ' 10. Zi was discovered near Clifton. When first seen, he had his face hid and his discoverers were decei ' ed into believing they had really made a find. Anyway, he was roped and after two weeks honest endeavor, was induced to wear a linen collar; shoes and other apparel soon followed. After four years fruitless effort by classmates and instructors, he will return to the sticks from whence he came, or was brought, to be more correct. John Luther Cely ANDERSOX, S. C. Man is the hunter: woman is his game. Entered, ' 05; Dropped out, ' 08; Second Critic; First Censor Preston Literary Society; Class Basket Ball Team, ' o5- ' o6, ' og- ' io; Class Football Team, ' o6- ' o7, ' o7- ' o8, ' oQ- ' io. Cely is from Bushy Fork County, not known at present writing. He is undoubtedly the biggest sport in the class; always out from 7:30 to 11:30 every night. Once had the misfortune to meet a pro essor on the way back; flunked out next day; promptly swore off; went again next night. We don ' t believe he ' ll ever be able to overcome this habit of nocturnal roving until he is drowned in the sea of matrimony. 23