Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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CLASS POEM J.E.EUBAItKS 0, zve ' vc all heard songs, c And zve ' vc all sung them, ton. Of youth zeith its hopes and ambitions, Of its conflict zvith zvrongs, , Its alliance zvith all true. Of its confident strife zvith conditions. Strong youth nez ' cr fears IJ ' ith its courage and cheer. But holds to its purpose unbending ; Nei ' cr thinks of zveak tears: Disregards all base fear: Brings each batllc to a glorious ending. In life ' s keenest strife. Disappointments, oud pain. The call is for men of such measure. In problems of life. Il ' e repeat il again. Such men are the ivorld ' s fireatest treasure. ] ' ouug men of siuh sircut th. With such hope and such cheer. The class of ' Si.vteeu only uunil ' crs. ■Sfi ' ong men at the length! In hearts zcithout fear The germ of tiobility sliimluvs. Bright college days past, IJ ' lien hearts zvere all gay, Knozving naught of failure or sorrozv. They stand at the last, .It the daivu of a day, J Then life ' s but an nuknozvu tomorrozv. But zvith eager desire To cuter the fight. ' To anszver the stern call of duty. Dull of heaz ' cniy fire I hey ' ll stand for the right, thus finding life ' s zvorth and its beauty. Il ' herez ' cr the call Of serzncc is clear To case of his burden the zveary, Ahit one of litem all But longs to be there. E ' en though the day ' s long, the zvay dreary. H ' ith such as their aim No failure they fear, iVor ozier mistakes vain repining. The zvest all aflame. The glad suitimons they ' ll hear JJ ' hen finally life ' s sun is declining. 16

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Miss Johnson Sponsor Senior Class OFFICERS J. W. HARRIS, Jr President E. B. HAMER Vice-President E. F. MOSELEY Secretary J. C. COVINGTON, Jr Treasurer 15

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GILBERT CARLISLE ADAMS, A.B. JOHN LINDSEY BENNETT, JR., A.B, MCCOLL, S. C. Both wind and tide stay for this gentleman. Corresponding Secretary, Inter-Society De- bater, Monthly Orator, Chairman Inter-Society Committee, Treasurer, President, Calhoun Liter- ary Society ;■ Member Honor System Committee ; College Marshal. Chief ; Class Baseball ; Class Football ; President Sophomore Class ; Assistant Business Manager Varsity Basket-ball ; Manager Baseball ; Member Block W Club ; Assistant Business Manager Bohemian; Business Manager Bohemian; Member Wof¥ord College Council; Member Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. Some time in the dim past, that is, four years ago, G. C. waved a red flag at the dummy train passing through the sandy plains of Marl- boro County, and tag in one hand, and suit case in the other, started on his first long trip to Wofford. He arrived. Since then he has shown his marked ability as a business man and a leader. During the trials of college days, Carl has proved true to the core. He is every inch a gentleman and his friends are numbered by the number of men in the student body. CLIO, s. c. He is complete in feature and in mind, IVith all good graee to graee a gentleman. Second Critic, Calhoun Literary Society ; Mem- ber Reveller ' s Club, two years ; Junior Class Baseball ; Senior Class Football ; Member Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. Who is that silent fellow we see? Why, it is no other than Count Bennett, a representa- tive of Clio ! The more we know of him, the greater are the qualities that we find in him. He teaches us a great lesson ; that it is lietter to be sure and then speak. Diligence and sin- cerity have grown in him since we first knew him. Besides being a good s tudent and popular among the boys, he has won a place in the hearts of the fairer sex. He is a style block in whose mirror many may shape their fashions. We see great possibilities stored in him, and we shall never fear that Count will not prove to hu- manity that his four years in college have not been spent in vain. 17