Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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ROBERT LEONARD CUDD, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Heard melodies are sweet, But those unheard arc sweeter. Senior Monthly Orator, Calhoun Literary So- ciety ; Member, Glee Club two years, and Mu- sical Manager one year; Member, Orchestra. After having finished four years at Hastoc High School, where he stood at the head of his class, Leonard entered college at the beginning of our Sophomore year. Not only is he a good student, but also a marvelous singer. For two years he has toured over the State with our Glee Club, and rightly does he deserve to be called Mocking bird. Leonard has developed to be quite a ladies ' man during his college career. Just ask him why he wants to go West to live. Well, I wonder if we couldn ' t guess ! He intends to follow as his vocation, that of a physician; and as his avocation, that of an undertaker. We would appreciate if some one would please tell us how he could help but succeed. WALTER WRIGHT DANIEL, A.B. COLLEGE PLACE, COLUMBIA, S. C. Hozi imteh better is it to weep at joy than to joy at zveeping: Editor-in-Chief, Assistant Business Manager IVofford College Journal; President, Vice-Presi- dent, First Censor, Third Censor, Recording Sec- retary, Corresponding Secretary, ' Senior Weekly Orator, Junior Weekly Orator, Sophomore Monthly Orator, Preston Literary Society; Col- lege Marshal; Sophomore Declaimer ; Inter- Society Debater; Member Carlisle Hall Execu- tive. Committee; Secretary Honor System Com- mittee ; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ; Secretary Junior Class ; President South Carolina College Press Association ; Gymnasium Team three years ; Cheer Leader two years. Here he is, Ladies ! The smallest of them all. When Poop came to this old campus, in the fall of ' i2, he was very wild; but since, has devel- oped into a sport among sports. The height of his ambition is to become a graceful dancer. But, in spite of this, taking all in all, he ' s all right, and we hope and predict a brilliant future for him. 24

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CHARLES ROBERT CREIGHTON, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Of manner gentle, of affection mild; III zvit a man. simplicity a child. Member Calhoun Literary Society. To the student body this young man is known as Lord Creighton, to the facuUy as Mr. Creighton. Charlie has been on the campus for seven long years, three having been spent at the Fitting School. Though his lessons were difficult, he was never afraid of them. He would lie down beside them and go to sleep. Yet, for all this, Ch. ' Nrlie is full of fun, and quite often takes a period of? to indulge in some jocular pranks. He has strolled the boulevards and other places where the fair sex were wont to pass, but never has Cupid ' s arrow pierced his heart. Charlie is a kind-hearted, generous lad, and has a lovable disposition and many sterling qualities. By his quiet, unobtrusive .ways, his loyal devotion to duty, and his good nature, he has won the love of faculty and students. WILLIAM HENRY CREWS, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. And all the beauty of the place, Is in niy heart and on my face. First Censor, Corresponding Secretary, Cal- houn Literary Society ; College Marshal for two years ; Member of Glee Club. Be careful, ladies, this is Bill, the artistic heart- breaker of the class. Don ' t fall a victim to his coquettish eyes, his pompadour, and his Broad- way walk. But, eliminating this ruthlessness of his. Bill is all right. He is the warm-hearted and sterling friend to all, and his cheerful voice and hilarious laughter will dispel the deepest loneli- ness. Bill takes a great interest in his Sciences, especially in Mineralogy, in which class he is con- tinually asking Uncle Dan all sorts of non- sensical questions about the most familiar rocks. It has been rumored lately that he is seriously contemplating the revising of the science of min- erals. But, anyway, there lies before him a bril- liant and glaring future, and we predict that he will accomplish marvelous things if he will only sever his close relations with his wonderfully attached friend, Charles Creighton. 23

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willta:m hicklin dargan, a.b. HENRY MADISON DAVIS, A.B. GREENWOOD, S. C. I am a zvorthy man, seek not to alter me. Second Critic, Preston Literary Society ; As- sistant Manager, Gymnasium Team ; ' Varsity Football Squad ; Class Football, three years ; Class Baseball, three years ; Class Basket-ball ; Vice-President, Tennis Association; President Wofford Fitting School Alumni Association ; Vice-President Social Science Club. Just simply to tell you that Bill is the son of a preacher would not do him justice, because he is not wholly bad. He has many good qualities, among which are: His ' power to intimidate Freshmen, and his ability to pass examinations on the second trial. Coupled with these, he is an all- ' round good fellow, a jolly companion, a true friend, and a hard worker. If Bill teaches school next year he may be a little harsh, but we predict that he will not pursue his way ruth- lessly for more than a year or two. INMAN, S. C. The mills of the gods grind slozv, but exceed- ingly fine. First Critic, Vice-President, Preston Literary Society; President Carlisle Hall Executive Com- mittee ; Class Football, two years ; Senior Class Basket-ball ; Treasurer Mid-night Raiders Club. Henry, Mons-Victor, the extra rapid-fire im- porter of the non-illusory Carlisle Hall hash and toughened sheets, can single-foot to a T in this, his unforgetable task. Were he not at the depot at eight P. M., train Number 10 would fail to reach its destination. Despite these diffi- culties, Henry is a good student ; and when it comes to Surveying, he prefers being rod-man. He is a man of the world, truly worthy of Wof- ford ' s stamp, giving genuine friendship to any- one deserving it. Although somewhat reserved, he has pluck, willingness, and energy, and shows the stuff true men are made of. It has been a genuine pleasure to have had him with us. Would there were more like him ! 25