Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Senior Class John Thompson Green, Jr., A.B. SUMTER, s. c. Thai lype of Perfecl in his mind. In nature can he nowhere find. Second Critic, Preston Literary Society; Memljer Glee Club, ' 16- ' 17, ' 17- ' 18; Treasurer Junior Class; Member CoUeg-e ■ Honor System Committee; Vice-President and Treasurer Sumter County Club; Treasurer Pipe Dreamers ' Club. His greatest asset is that he lives his life not to himself, but for the pleasures he gives to others. With a heart as noble and true as unselfish, he has taught us to appreciate the real value of a friend. His loyal college spirit has made him one of the best loved of our class. We know not what the future holds for John, but it is a sure wager that he will succeed in whatever he under- takes. Samuel Greene Hammond, A.B. A ' A SPARTANBURG, S. C. The only D a to have a friend is to he one. President, Treasurer, Calhoun Literary Society; Freshman Speaker; Sophomore Speaker; Member College Honor System Committee; Assistant Business Man- ager The Bohemian; Business Manager Wotford College Journal; Member Inter- Collegiate Debate Council; Varsity Basketball, ' 15- ' 16, ' IB- ' IT, ' 17- ' 18, ' 18- ' 19; Captain Basketball. ' 17- ' 18; Var- sity Football, ' IT- ' IS, ' 1S- ' 19; Mem- ber Athletic Advisory Board; As- sistant Manager Baseball, ' 17- ' 1S; Member Block W Club; Member Pan- Hellenic Council, three years; Student Assistant in Chemistry Laboratory, ' 17- ' 18. Although Sam hails from near Converse he has yet to be struck with a girl. He passes by the campus every day — he heeds not lo the pleading smiles of the dames but walks on. Cruelty! Sam, look out, for one will get you yet. Despite his cruelty toward the fair sex, Sam is a true friend and the one to go to when in trouble. He plays the game squarely both in athletics and in life and he can be counted on always to do what is right. Page iTBeniy-

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jV THE B OH EMIAN Ir- ' Senior Class George Lloyd Ford, A.B. NICHOLS, s. c. Ye gods, end ihis college life, And mal(e tTvo lovers happy. President, First Critic, Recording Secre- tary, Corresponding- Secretary, Tliird Censor, Fresliman Montlily Orator, Ju- nior Montlily Orator, Senior Montlily Or- ator, Carlisle I iterarj- Society; ;!,opn. - more Spealver; Junior Debater; Orator- ical Spealier; Senior Speaker; WofCord- Furman-Erskine Debater; College Mar- shal, ' 16- ' 17, ' 17- ' 18; Local Editor Old Gold and Black; Secretary Inter-Colle- giate Debate Council; Member Inter-So- ciety Committee; Member Carlisle Hall Executive Committee; Senior Represen- tative Athletic Advisory Board; Varsity Basketball, ' 15- ' 16; Coach Freshman Basketball; Secretary and Treasurer Art Club; Secretary Chi Phi Cottage Club; Vice-President, President Horrv County Club; President W. F. S. Alumni Associa- tion; Winner Carlisle Society Essay Medal; President Student Body. It was not until after Jitney ' s two months at the Plattsburg Training Camp that the students of Wofford realized that there was in their midst such a leader and such a true friend. He has participated in nearly every phase of college life and m each one has done himself and his college credit. If his present achievements in the realm of of oratory and debate are an index to his future, some day he will be one of the greatest of South- ern lawyers. Keener Chapman Frazer, A T Q MONTGOMERY, ALA. Cod bless our sweeihearls ; May our sweel- hearts soon become our wives, and may our wives always be our sweelhearls. President, Recording Secretary, Preston Literary Society; Glee Club, ' IT- ' IS, ' IS- ' 19; Treasurer Student Body; Associate Editor The Old Gold and Black; As- sociate Editor The Woiford College Jour- nal; Varsity Football Squad, ' 18- ' 19; Southern University, ' 15- ' 16, ' 16- ' 17. The Major is by far one of the most well-read, dignified and intellectual personages that has ever graced the historic walls of old Wofford. He came to us from Southern University, and since his coming among us he has been prominently af- filiated in all the walks of college life. He is a hish-foned gentleman in every respect and his af- fable and magnetic personality will bring him suc- cess in whatever vocation he chooses, Page iwenly-seven

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)enior CI ass William Fred Harris, A.B., A.M. ANDERSON, S. C. He thought as a sage but felt as a man. Vice-President, Senior Monthly Orator, First Critic, Second Critic, Recording- Secretary, Junior Monthly Orator, Sec- ond Censor, Member Board of Trust, Carlisle Literary Society; Member Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 17- ' 1S, ' 18- ' 19; Vice- President, President Ministerial Band; Junior Debater; Wofford-Presbyterian College Debater; Class Football, ' IT- ' IS; Treasurer Sophomore Class; Secretary Senior Class; Circulation Manager Wof- ford College Journal; Business Manager The Bohemian; Editor-in-Chief The Old Gold and Black; Student Assistant Latin Department, ' 17- ' 1S; Senior Speaker; Member A. M. Degree Club. The world admires a man who quietly and with- out show or ceremony accomplishes life ' s duties and brings upon himself by reason of his achieve- ments distinction and honor. Such a man is Fred. He did not rise to the height, a genius, in his Freshman year, but by his continued and per- sistent efforts he has reached the Senior Class a leader in intellectual life and a popular and well- loved classmate in every day life. Now he stands above the many who laughed at steady hard work and the seeking for truth and knowledge. Hazel Bernard Horton, A.B. kershaw, s. c. Ceorge Washington has died; Cicero has died; all the great men are dying, and I don ' t feel very rvell myself. First Critic, First Censor. Senior Month- ly Orator, Calhoun Literary Society; Class Basketball, ' 15- ' 16; Marshal Soph- omore Exhibition; Junior Debater; Mem- ber College Honor System Committee; Member Pipe Dreamers ' Club; Class Poet; Oratorical Speaker, ' 1S- ' 19. Man cannot of his own accord become a poet, for poels are born. Toby has shown us through his many ballads, satires and epics that he is a true disciple of all the poets from Homer to Tennyson. But poets cannot help being poets and the world loves them the more for it. Indeed Toby is greater than the average, fbr he has with his genius a lovable disposition. We chal- lenge you to find a more merry and joysome fel- low in the Class of 1919. Page fmenty-nine