Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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1 pi DEDICATION We praise and eulogize no one person. Many have contributed to the progress of The Bohemian. To these we dedicate the Twenty-fifth Anniversary Volume. HONOR ROLL OF THE BOHEMIAN tditors Business Mctndgers 1908 XX XT J. L. Hydrick . . . . T A Wtttts 1909 -r v X T T „ R. Burton Hicks . . . F C Huff 1910 Jos. K. Davis . . . . . , . L . iVlC. L UDUI fc. 1911 T. E. Crave . . . J. V . IjENNETT 1912 R. L. Meriwether J. D. iVAY 1913 T. B. Humphries . . T T TVfnNjROF 1914 C. C. Shell .... L. J. Cauthen 1915 E. F. Lucas . . . J. C. Kearse 1916 T. K. Fairey . . . G. C. Adams 1917 T. H. Glenn . . . J. T. HUGGINS 1918 G. D. Sanders . . . J. R. Flowers 1919 W. D. White . . . W. F. Harris 1920 A. S. King .... . . . B. F. Carmichael 1921 W. P. Hood . . . . . . Broadus Thompson 1922 J. B. Berry .... W. C. Pearcy 1923 Byron Wham . . . . . . . T. G. McFadden 1924 N. W. Bennett . . A. H. Stokes 1925 E. C. Best .... W. K. Child 1926 J. N. Holcombe . . . . T. B. Haynsworth, Jr. 1927 E. C. Morgan . . . . . . . H. J. Bennett, Jr. 1928 R. C. Major . . . W. E. Steele 1929 D. A. Clyburn . . J. M. McLeod 1930 R. W. Stokes . . . J. B. Taylor 1931 M. A. OWINGS . . . S. B. Harper

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If ■ ' I M 1 ■ :■-.i! ■A i ..vs« vil hlniWlA Wjivm Dr. Charles Forster Smith, emeritus Professor of Greelc in the University of Wisconsin, a native of South Carolina, and a Wofford graduate, passed away during the summer of 1931. Born in Abbeville County in 1852, his first education was received in an old country school which he left to enter Wofford, g-raduating in the Class of 1872. From 1S75 to 1879 he was a member of the college faculty. At Harvard he met Longfellow, and. abroad, as a student in the Universities of Leipzig and Berlin, he won his Ph.D. Doctor Smith ' s career as a teacher of ancient languages, begun at Wofford, continued through a year at Williams College and a dozen years at Vanderbilt. President Charles Kendall Adams, of the L ' niversity of Wisconsin, journeyed to Nashville to induce him to go to that institution, and, beginning in 1894, for 23 years Doctor Smith was Professor of Greek and Classical Philology in the University of Wisconsin. — (From an editorial in The Columbia State .) He was a scholar and a teacher of national reputation and prestige ' ' and it is fitting, indeed, that ve pay him tribute in recognition of learning, of scholarship, and a person- ality saturated with Greek literature, and a taste and feeling moulded bv it. I ,|jfxss■ ' p ™-,!. ; ■;i ).(mi ' m mfKA ' M Sm nm mtust