Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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ROBERT GILL MILLS DUNOVANT, A. B., K S EDGEFIELD, S. C. On earth there is nothing great but man, In man, there is nothing great but mind. First Censor (Two Terms) ; Second Cen- sor, First Critic, Calhoun Literary Society ; Treasurer Senior Class ; Treasurer Ath- letic Association ; Member Carlisle Hall Executive Committee; Member Ka:ppa Sigma Fraternity. This auburn-haired lad was rescued from the desert-Hke expanse of Edgefield four years ago, not being satisfied with half the alphabet, he wished to add two more letters to his name, so he came to Wofford. Gill is a chemist, and was kind enough to let Dr. Waller assist him in Chemistry and Biology for a year or two. From that you can gather that Gill is a member of the scrub faculty. His favorite formula is : A moonlight night + a good-looking lady = ad infinitum. He is the original smooth silver-tongued love maker. If you want the latest in love-making, it would be well for you to see him. He is the phenomena of the class, for what we can not find out about him would fill many a volume. We would predict for him a bright future in the Pathological Sciences. THERON MONTGOMERY EARLE, A. B. ■ SPARTANBURG, S. C. Tliey that govern most make least noise. ' ' Theron Montgomery Earle, better known as Earle, T. M., and for short, T, ' ' hails from the southern portion of this fair city. T has a fondness for Electricity, Draw- ing, and French. He is also an authority on all makes of Automobiles — especially Buick. Theron is here where it comes to the ladies, especially those in his own neighborhood. Early in his college career he made the gymnasium team, and has been, with his powerful body, bearing the burden of the entire team ever since. But casting these aside, and getting down to facts, Theron is a real man. He is a true friend and a good companion. He is liked by all on the campus. He has a good nature, and will do anything to help some one else.

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7 M UGENHOFF OWEN DANTZLER. A. B. PARLER, S. C. A proper man as any one sliall see in a summer ' s day. Member of Preston Literary Society : Student Assistant in the Department of Chemistry, 1915-16 and 1916-17. Maggie is a rare combination of the business man and the student. He is one of the busiest men on the campus. He is a good student and a sturdy friend, and has an especial affinity towards the study of the Sciences. His position as assistant for two years in the Department of Chemis- try is indicative of the esteem in which he is held by the faculty and students alike. His special haunts are the chemical labora- tory and Evins Street. We predict for Maggie a bright future as physician or Chemist, and feel assured that he will some day make Orangeburg County famous. GEORGE LEVI DAVIS, A. B. GIBSON, N. C. IVliy was an independent 7vish E ' er planted in niy mind ' Secretary, Second Critic Debating Club ; First Censor, Second Censor, Keeper of Archive, Sophomore Orator, Senior Orator, Carlisle Literary Society; Class Baseball, 1914-15. A more independent looking man never walked the campus. Levi seems to envelop a world of knowledge. It is impossible to mention any topic upon which he is not (apparently) an authority. He says that Psychology and Mathematics are his favor- ite studies, and what he doesn ' t know about them is considerable. Nobody knows what he expects to do, but we are confident that whatever field of activity he enters — He ' ll be a credit to us all — We ' ll all be proud o ' Levi.

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JAMES SMILEY EDWARDS, A. B. GREER, S. C. Give fools their silks, and knaves their zviiie. Senior Monthly Orator Preston Literary Society ; Reporter, Vice-President, and President, Wofford Debating Club ; Vice- President Ministerial Band ; Member Senior Class Football. Girls, can you conceive that he is a ladies ' man? Well, he is one of the most pro- nounced order. Don ' t think, however, that he is a dude, in the popular sense. He simply receives his noblest inspiration from associating with the opposite sex. Smiley is a loyal friend, with all the other sterling- qualities of a Christian gentleman. His two highest ainbitions are, respectively, to get married and to be a Bishop ; and, since Man is man and master of his fate, there is no reason why he may not attain both aims. To be sure, Greer will be proud in the future to claim him as her own. . -■ EDWARD KING GARRISON, A. B. ANDERSON, S, C. Man is mail and master of his destiny. President Ministerial Band, 1916; Mem- ber Intersociety Committee ; Junior Orator, Vice-President, Preston Literary Society ; I. P. A. Speaker, 1916: Intercollegiate Debater, 1915-16; Senior Speaker; Re- porter of Old Gold and Black; Treasurer of Debating Club, 1915; Class Football, 1917. Many years ago there was born in Ed a desire, yea, even a passion, to serve his fellow-man, and to lead him to higher and better things. With this end in view as a mere youth, no one knows how long ago, he entered the Fitting School. Fighting his way step by step against all obstacles he has at last equipped himself for a minister. His greatest pleasure in college has been his activity in literary society work. How well he has succeeded in this line is shown by the character of his honors. His ability as a speaker, the friendliness of his disposition, and high tone of his character make him a valuable addition to the army of Methodist ministers.