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James Perrin Anderson, A. B. Ninety Six, S. C. Distinction in Scholarship (1) (3) (4); Senior Class Treasurer; Class Historian (3) ; Senior Speaker; President, First Critic, First Censor, Senior Monthly Orator, Junior Month- ly Orator, Sophomore Orator, Junior Debater, Preston Literary Society; Honor System Coun- cil; Inter-collegiate Debating Team (3) (4) ; Assistant Manager Debating Team ; Inter- society Debating Council; Local Editor and Athletic Editor, Old Gold and Black; Corni;h Essay Prize; College Council; Fresidenfs Club; Wearer Forensic Letter; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; International Relations Club: Cadet Major R. 0. T. C. One bright September afternoon in Nineteen- Nineteen, there came strolling across the campus from the station, a youth of small, but dignified stature, who was destined to become one of the leading students of the next four years. Altho small in size J. P. is large in charac- ter and mental capacity. As a varsity debater, a sophomore and Senior speaker, Perrin has made a creditable and enviable success in the oratorical world. Not only has his sonorous voice sounded forth from rostrum and Preston Hall, but it has pealed forth many a military command on the athletic field. J. P. scaled the heights of cdvancement in Uncle Sam ' s R. 0. T. C, and was made Major, or commander in chief of the unit at Wofford. J. P. ' s consistant study a. d clear thinking i.i the class room won for him dis- tinction in many subjects. His record at Wofford has been a good one, one which the college authorities and class-mates are justly proud. Siick in there and fight, J. P. old boy, and whether in future years you may be- come speaker of the house in congress or command- er in chief of the land forces of the United States, we wish for you the greatest success. When our backs have stopped and our hair turned gray with the passing of time we shall look back with pleas- ant memories upon our college days together, and we shall always be glad that you were one of us. heart is whole, small girls- my fancy free, -don ' t bother me. along m:. Twenty-Four
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David DeLisle Black, :SAE- Walterboro, S. C. -A. B. Distinction in Scholarship (3) (4) ; Second Censor, Preston Literary Society; Member Carlisle Hall Executive Committee; Member Orchestra, Manager Sextett, Glee Club (2) (3) (4); Class football (2) (3); Engineering Club; Corporal, Sergeant, Lieutenant, R. 0. T. C; Member Gym Team (1). To put i- to a few words the 2;ood characteris- tic and excellent qualities which Stumpy possess- es is beyond the power of this human mind. But as the students of the campus have seen DeLisle during his four successful years at Wofford, they cannot help but say, Behold a Musician, a Scholar, and a Gentleman. And by a gentleman is meant that type of student which is considerate of others, that type of man around whom one feels an atmos- phere of truthfulness, sincerity and friendliness. Stumpy made many friends on the campus, and on another campus ( ? ) , by being a friend himself. In the world of music he was there with the goods and could blow a cornet as long and as well as the next one. He added excellent qualidy to the Glee Club with his mastery of Cornet and banjo and with his voluminous voice, otherwise known as basso profundo . As a student, DeLisle was not of the shark specimen, but held his own among the exceptionally good type. He and Professor Shuler got along well together in surveying and Mechanical drawing, and we see for D. D. only a successful career in this work which he expects to specialize in after leaving Wof- ford. Our stay together on the old campus has seemed very very short, Stumpy old boy, and it is with a sad heart that your classmates bid you Au Revoir , but this means only the beginning of greater and bet- ter things. May your life be long and your days full of beautiful sunshine, success, and happiness for ever more. ' Put your heart into doing your duty; demand nothing else of life than the opportunity to do your duty; enjoy freely and without fear ev2ry thing good and beautiful that comes your way . Twenty-Five
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