Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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William Young Dillard, Jr, Spartanburg, S. C. He that -wants should not be bashful. President, Vice-president, First Critic, Third Critic of the Calhoun Literary Societj ' . Speaker on Sophomore Exhibition; Junior Debater. Class Basketball Team, ' 09- ' lo. The better one knows Biley the more he likes him. His one failing is his bashfulness. He blushes on any and all occasions — doesn ' t mean any harm by it. but cannot help it. It is said that he starts to blushing when he is yet three blocks away from Converse College, as he, with others, goes for a promenade. Also that he fears to talk with the girl of his choice only less than he hates for her to be out of his sight. Charles Edward DuPont, Spartanburg, S. C. Bald-headed and redder Than a windy morn. President Freshman Class. Third Censor, Corre- sponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, First Critic, Vice-President and President of the Pres- ton Literary Society. Class Basketball Team, ' 07-08. Class Baseball Team, ' lo- ' ii. Vice- president Student Body, ' 09- ' 10. President Y. M. C. A. ' lo- ' ii. Bill is the only man in the class who can pull anybody ' s years. He amuses himself pulhng the bo3 s ' ears and once or twice was about to pull Rembert ' s. Bill says he never has time to study; goes to Whittington ' s corner in the afternoon, Jit. ' show at night and holds office hours during Chapel exercises in the mornings. But Bill will get over these things for he is known to have preached two sermons of one hour each in one Sunday. 28

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William Virgil Dibble. . . . Verdery, S. C. Character is higher than intellect. Speaker on Freshman Exhibition; Member of Glee Club, ' 08-09; Monthly Orator; Winner of Ora- torical Contest, ' 11; Second Critic of Preston Lit- erary- Society; President of Ministerial Band; Member Y. M. C. A. cabinet, ' io- ii. Dib is from Orangeburg or Charleston, or somewhere down there, anj-Tvay he was badly affect- ed by the Charleston Earthquake. He has alwaj-s been afraid of work but has never failed to do it. Dib has already signed up with the lethodist Chicken Eaters of South Carolina and now has a charge on which is a nice httle parsonage in which is a nice Httle room which Dib hopes to ornament with a nice little piece ol furniture. When he has been successful in getting this particular piece of furniture he will not Ukely accept any place but a city church. Robert Fleetavood Dar- ix, Gaflney, S. C. When I know a thing, I kno ' w it. Member Carlisle Literary Society. Doc is the kid of the class in size and age, but when it comes to a real knowledge of things the Gentleman from Gaffney is strictly there. Doc ' s most characteristic feature is his walk. Picture the pompous stride of Juhus Caesar, and you can see Doc coming up Church Street. Rest assured, though, Doc Darwin is about as shrewd as thej- ever get to be, and when j ' ou hand him the ragged end of a business transaction, you wiU be going some. 27

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Eenest Key Epps, Kingstree, S. C. His heart as far from fraud As Heaven from Earth. Monthly Orator, Corresponding Secretary, Treas- urer; President Calhoun Literary Society; Class Basketball Team, ' 09- ' lo. Journal Staff, ' 09- ' 10, Art Editor the Bohemian, ' io- ' ii. Class Poet. Ham is the pianist of the class, playing faith- fully at Chapel exercises and Y. M. C. A. meetings. He, while a Freshman, took music at Converse, but becoming too bashful to face the music, gave up that course. Besides, knowing that he was a musi- cian, the Faculty organized as an encoring club for his special benefit which did not suit Ham in the least. Lucius Gaston Gage, Chester, S. C. All things come to him n ' ho waits. Loosh goes along in the same old way, never worries and takes all things easy. He gets there all the same you may be sure. In addition to his regular work and his Senior dignity Loosh has taken on two more great responsibilities, viz: the management of Gage ' s up-to-date Pressing Club and the supervision of his little brother George. Loosh has done justice to these tasks as well as to his other duties. 29