Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1934 volume:

1 I. Copijri nt 1934- RICHARD F. CECIL EDITOR IN CHIEF CROVER B. EAKEP BUSINESS MANAGER I 1 ' 1 BONEM AN! roFtlSH£DBYTHE D wo F FO R D 1 COLLEGE SOUTH CAROLINA 1 vol IIMP-TWPMTV - SEVEN p pEDr C AIiON DEDICATION To the memory of Arthur Gaillard Remberl 1860-1933 Loving and laboring for forty odd years in the same old piace doing the same old thing; ever seeking, not one ' s own, but another ' s good; being faithful day by day, even in little things; never growing weary in well doing; but ever growing bigger and better and finer and sweeter with the years — ahi Surely such good- ness is greatness. And such was our own beloved Doctor Rembert. He lives and will ever live in the hearts and lives of those who knew and loved him. NOBLE BENEFACTORS 1854-1934 An unbroken record of eighty years service, crowned with lofty achievements, is your reward. We are humbly grateful. Such a past enables us to visualize a bigger and greater Wofford yet to be. CONTENTS BOOK I THE COLLEGE BOOK II THE CLASSES BOOK III ATHLETICS BOOK IV ACTIVITIES Board of Trustees B. Hart Moss, President (1903) Orangeburg, S. C. Rev. James W. Kilgo, D.D (1906) Upper South Carolina Conference Thomas W. Carroll (1925) Charleston, S. C. H. B. Carlisle (1907) Spartanburg, S. C. W. F. Stackhouse (1910) Marion, S. C. Rev. E. K. Garrison (1932) South Carolina Conference Rev. W. C. Kirkland, D.D (1912) South Carolina Conference A. M. Chreitzberg (1914) Spartanburg, S. C. John A. Law (1914) Spartanburg, S. C. Rev. George C. Leonard (1914) Upper South Carolina Conference J. B. Humbert (1918) Seneca, S. C. Rev. J. R. T. Major (1927) Upper South Carolina Conference Rev. William V. Dibble (1930) South Carolina Conference ?ook One W. M. Wightman President, 185U-1859 ' I COLLEGE I I II i I j ! i 1 ! Whiteford-Smith Library Main Building Dr. Henry Nelson Snyder, President A.M., Litt.D., B K A.B., Vanderbilt University, 1887; A.M., Vanderbilt University, 1890; Litt.D., University of South Carolina, 1905; LL.D., University of South Carolina, 1910; Graduate Work at Vanderbilt University and at the LTniversity of Gottington, Hanover, Prussia; Instructor in Latin at Vanderbilt University, 1887-1890; Professor of English at Wofford College, 1890- 1902; President of Wofford College since 1902. Author: Old Testament Narratives, Sidney Lanier, The Persistence of Spiritual Ideals in English Letters. Lecturer at Summer Ses- sions: University of North Carolina, University of Tennessee, University of Alabama. Uni- versity of Chicago, Frondren Lecturer at Southern Methodist University. Member of: The Modern Languages Association; Board of Education, M. E. Church; Religious Education Association; Joint Hymnal Commission, M. E. Church, South; State Board of Education of South Carolina. DuPre Gamewell Clinkscales Wallace ■ Waller FACULTY Arthur Mason DuPRE, Dean — Professor of Latin and Mathematics A.B., Wofford College, 1895; A.M., Wofford College, 1896; Graduate Work, Vanderbilt University, 1897; University of Chicago, 1904; Cornell University, 1906; University of Wisconsin, 1922; LL.D., Furman University, 1933. Second Master, Wofford Fitting School, 1895-1897; Headmaster, Wofford Fitting School, 1897-1912; Professor of Latin and Mathematics, Wofford College, since 1912; Acting President, ibid., 1920-1921; Dean, ibid.,- 1920-1925, 1926— Joseph Augustus Gamewell, Professor of Latin A.B., Wofford College, 1871; A.M., Wofford College, 1873; Graduate Work, Cornell University. Principal Green- brier Academy, Kentucky, 1871-1872; Private School for Boys, Mt. Sterling, Ky., 1872-1875; Professor in Charge of Sub-Collegiate Departments, Wofford College, 1875-1886; Professor of Latin, Wofford College, since 1886. John George Clinkscales, Professor of Matfjematics A.B., Wofford College, 1876; A.M., Wofford College, 1890; LL.D., Erskine College, 1912; Graduate Work at Johns Hopkins University; Graduate Work at Cornell LTniversity. Professor of Mathematics at Williamston Female College, 1883-1884; Professor of Mathematics at Columbia Female College, 1889-1893; Associate Professor of Mathematics at Clemson College, 1893-1896; Professor of Mathematics at Clemson College, 1896-1899; Professor of Mathematics at Wofford College since 1899. David Duncan Wallace, B K, Professor of History and Economics A.B., Wofford College, 1894; A.M., Wofford College, 1895; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1899; LL.D., University of South Carolina, 1924; Litt.D., Presbyterian College of South Carolina, 1925. Instructor in English and History, Carlisle School, 1896-1898; Adjunct Professor of History and Economics, Wofford College, 1899-1902; Professor of History and Economics, Wofford College, 1902-1924; Professor of History and Political Science, Wofford College, 1924-1925; Acting Professor of American History, University of Michigan (first half of year), 1917-1918; Professor of History and Economics, Wofford College, since 1925; Member American Political Science Ass ' n and South Carolina Historical Society. Coleman B. Waller, X B , Professor of Chemistry and Biology A.B., Wofford College, 1892; A.M., Wofford College, 1893; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1903; Graduate Work, .Johns Hopkins LTniversity. Superintendent of Public Schools, 1893-1896; Instructor in Mathematics at Vanderbilt Uni- versity, 1897-1898; Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Clemson College, 1898-1901; Professor of Chemistry and Biology at Woiford College since 1904. Page Twenty-two PuGH Chiles Trawick Herbert Shuler FACULTY William Leonard PugH, K Professor of English A.B., Parsons College, 1897; A.M., Parsons College, 1901; A.M., Northwestern University, 1908; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1911; Litt.D., Parsons College, 1930. Instructor in Greek, Latin and German, Corning Academy, Corning, Iowa, 1899-1901; Principal of Corydon (Iowa) High School, 1902-1903; Superintendent of Schools, Corydon, Iowa, 1903- 1907; Instructor in Winthrop College Summer School, 1923-1931; Instructor in Winthrop College Extension Department, 1923-1929; Member of Pi Gamma Mu; The Modern Language Association of America; The National Geographic Association; The Mediaeval Academy of America; Professor of English, Wofford College, since 1911. James Alburn Chiles, a a. Professor of Modem Languages A.B., Central College. 1895; A.M., Vanderbilt Univei sity, 1898; Ph.D., University of Illinois, 1908; Student at the University of Leipzig and the Sorbonne, Paris, 1899-1900. Teaching Fellow in French and German, Vanderbilt Uni- versity, 1897-1899; Instructor in German, Washington University, 1900-1901; Instructor in German, ITniversity of Illinois, 1905-1910; Professor of Modern Languages. Southern ITniversity, 1910-1913; Instructor in German, ITniversity of Wis- consin, 1913-1914; Professor of Modern Languages, Wofford College, since 1914; Grand President of Delta Phi Alpha. ARCADIUS McSWAIN Trawick, n r N, Professor of Religious Education A.B., Vanderbilt University, 1895; B.D., Vanderbilt University, 1897; Student Southwestern Presbyterian University; New York School of Philanthropy; Columbia University. Professor of Sociology and Psychology, Methodist Training School, 1908-1911; Student Secretary, International Committee Y. M. C. A., 1911-1918; Professor of Sociology, Scarntt School of Missions, 1919-1921; Professor of Religious Education, Wofford College, since 1921. William Chapman Herbert, Professor of Education and Greek A. B.. Wofford College, 1904; M.A., Wofford College, 1922; Graduate Work, University of Tennessee and Columbia University. Professor of Mathematics, Wofford Fitting School, 1906-1907; Superintendent of Public Schools, 1907-1918; Headmaster, Wofford Fitting School, 1918-1924; Dean of Wofford College, 1925-1926; Professor of Mathematics and Greek, Wofford College. EDWARD Hampton Shuler, Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics B. S.. Clemson College, 1909; Carnegie Student of Fine Arts, Harvard University, Summer 1927. Assistant Pro- fessor of Applied Mathematics, Wofford College, since 1912; State Licensed Engineer; Member of South Carolina Engi- neers ' Society; Member of State Board Engineer Examiners. Page Twenty-three Pettis Norton Harris Salmon , Patterson FACULTY Charles SEMPLE Pettis, Professor of Physics B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1917; M.S., University of Wisconsin, 1918; Research Fellowship, University of Wisconsin, 1917-1918; Graduate Work, University of Wisconsin and Harvard University. Professor of Physics and Chemistry, Davis and Elkins College, 1920-1922; Assistant Professor of Physics, Wofford College, 1922-1928; Professor of Physics, Wofford College, since 1928, Clarence Clifford Norton, Professor of Soda! Science B.S., Millsaps College, 1919; A.M., Emory University, 1920; Graduate Work, Columbia University, 1922; Graduate Work, University of North Carolina, 1923-1925; Ph.D., University of North Carolina, 1927. Professor of History, Alex- ander College, 1920-1923; Dean of Alexander College, 1921-1923; Teaching Fellow in History and Government, LTniversity of North Carolina, 1923-1924; Professor of American Government, Wake Forest College, summer 1927; Instructor in His- tory and Government, LTniversity of North Carolina, 1924-1925; Professor of Social Science, Wofford College, since 1925. John West Harris, Jr., B K, Professor of English A.B., and A,M., Wofford College, 1916; Ph,D,, University of North Carolina, 1928; One year of Law at Columbia University, 1919-1920; Summer School, Columbia University, 1921-1922. Professor of English, Darlington School for Boys, Rome, Ga., 1916-1917; Instructor in Flying in LTnited States Air Service, 1917-1918; Assistant Professor of English, University of North Carolina, 1925-1928; Professor of English, Wofford College, since 1928. John Leonard Salmon, B n e, Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Centre College, 1914; Chicago LTniversity, summer of 1916; Columbia XTniversity, summer of 1922; Harvard University, 1925-1928; A.M., Harvard LTniversity, 1926, Instructor of Modern Languages, Millersburg Military Institute, 1915-1918; Tennessee Military Institute, 1918-1919; Castle Heights Military Academy, 1919-1921; Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, Wofford College, 1921-1925; Austin Fellow in Romance Languages, Harvard LTniversity, 1926-1927; Instructor in French, Harvard University, 1927-1928; Professor of Modern Languages, Wofford College, since 1928. Raymond AgNEW Patterson, X B ■t . Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biology A.B., Wofford College, 1916; A.M., Wofford College, 1917; Graduate Work at Columbia LTniversity, 1927-1928. Served with the American Expeditionary Forces in France as a First Lieutenant in the Coast Artillery, 1917-1919; Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Modern Languages at Wofford College, 1S 26-1931; Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biology at Wofford College since 1931, Page 1 iventy-four Bourne Coaxes Holcombe Teate Smith FACULTY William Raymond Bourne, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Wofford College, 1923, Professor of English at Davenport, 1923-1925; Assistant Professor of Modern Lan- guages at Wofford since 1925, Kenneth Daniel COATES, Assistant Professor of English AB University of North Carolina, 1925; M.A„ University of North Carolina, 1932. Assistant Professor of English at Wofford College since 1928. Neville Holcombe, n K a, 2 T, Blue Key. I, R. C. Professor of Elementary and Business Law A,B,, Wofford College, 1926; LL.B,, Harvard University, 1930, Now practicing law as a member of the South Carolina and Spartanburg Bars. Herbert Francis Teate, Professor of Military Science and Tactics Alabama National Guard, 1909-1913; Federal Service on Mexican Border, 1916-1917; Service in the Regular Army 3 6th Infancy S2nd Division, 1917-1918, Instructor, Central Officers ' Training School; Mobilization Headquarteis a Camp Gordon ok 6th U S, Infantry; Student Infantry School; Infantry National Match Rifle Team; Stationed at Foit Sam ' Houston: Texas Schofield Barracks. Hawaii, Ft, McPherson, G a., Ft.. McClellan, i. lll ' l r Tdf Guard Rifle team, 1909-1913; U, S, Infantry Team, 1922; U, S Team m International Matches at Ottawa, Canada, 1912; Captain Infantry, United States Army; P, M, S, T. at Wottord College since September, 1930, DeWITT Clinton Smith, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Entered 1916 in Tennessee National Guard as Private; Commissioned August, 1917, as Captain j Reserve C0171S of the Infantry Served throughout the World War in Infantry and Air Service; Valparaiso University, Indiana, i, A, i. L,,, 1918 9?9 Graduated Infantry School, 1923, entered Regular Service September, 1920; Foreign Service; Haw-ai, Hono- lulu, Schofield Barracks; Instructor for three years to West Point Graduates reporting ior troop duty at Ft. McPhe and Honolulu; Stationed at Ft. McClellan, Ft. Bennmg, Ft. McPherson; Captain Infantry, United States Army, Stationed at Wofford since September, 1928. Page Twenty-five Stewart Helms Davis DuPre Baer FACULTY Walter Bruce Stewart Assistant in Military Science and Tactics Entered service at Savannah, Ga., March 15, 1918; Sta- tioned at Ft. McClellan, Ala., Ft. McPherson, Ga., East Potomac Park. Washington, D. C, Camp Sevier, Green- ville, S. C, Camp Dix, N. J., and with the A. E. F. in Nediermendig, Germany, and at Wofford College since 1930; Sergeant in Infantry, United States Army. Joseph K. Davis Treasurer and Business Manager of Wofford College A.B., WoiTord College. Mrs. Elizabeth S. Baer Matron, Carlisle Hall Mrs. Inez Helms Matron Snyder Hall Miss Mary Sydnor DuPre Librarian, Whiteford-Smith Memorial Library Page Twenty-six 5ook T wo A. M. Shipp President, 1859-1875 SENIORS Mil HuCKS GoSSETT Elliott Mooneyham Bagwell Ward Baker Senior Class OFFICERS Herbert Hucks . . Richard Elliott C. B. Mooneyham .... President Vice-President , , . , Secretary HOLMAN C. GOSSETT J. C. Bagwell George Baker Historian Prophet . . . . Poet HISTORY In the autumn of nineteen hundred and thirty, one hundred and one boys enrolled in the Freshman class at Wofford College. We were a dumb looking class of Freshmen, but we were determined to see our first year through to its close. We elected the following men as class officers: President, Herbert Hucks; Vice-President, Jack Brady; Secretary, Thomas Diseker; Treasurer, Grover B. Faker: Historian, W. H. Kinard. For the Sophomore year we chose for President, John F. Holler; Vice- President, Thomas Diseker; Secretary, J. G. Hughes: Historian, Guyland H. Hamlin. This year we were able to show what kind of material we had in our class. Some of the members of our class proved their ability on the foot- ball field, and on the basketball court; still other boys in our class took an active part in debating and declaiming. . . Page Thirty-two H. C. GOSSETT Commencement Speakers J. M. Humphries R. F. Cecil H. HucKs, Jr. We selected the following men to guide us through our Junior year: Presi- dent, Grover B. Eaker: Vice-President, Herbert Hacks; Secretary, J. Gordon Hughes: Treasurer, J. A. Bouknight: Historian, Holman C. Gossett. This year we returned to college with very troublesome things behind us — physics and Sophomorism. Many members of our class took a very active part in football, debating and oratory: the varsity basketball team was second in the race for the State Championship. During our Junior year, both the Freshman foot- ball and basketball teams were State Champions — this means they beat Fur- man. J. M. Humphries, Gerald DuBose, Holman C. Gossett and Howard Kelly were the men who participated in the Junior Debate at the commencement exercises. In September, 193 3, some sixty-four boys entered the Senior class, and we elected as our class leaders: President, Herbert Hucks: Vice-President, Richard A. Elliott: Secretary, C. B. Mooneyham: Historian, Holman C. Gos- sett; Prophet, J. C. Bagwell; Poet, George Baker. When school opened, after the summer vacation, both the faculty and the students had to become accus- tomed to the absence of Dr. A. G. Rembert, who passed away during the sum- mer. Dr. Rembert was a son of WofFord, and one of Wofford ' s most valuable and beloved teachers. This school year marks Wofford ' s first step toward be- coming a co-educational institution. We have one girl in our class. Miss Betty DuPre. This school year also marks the incoming of Roosevelt to the Presi- dency, and the lifting of the depression. We now bid you farewell. Holman C. Gossett, Historian of the Class of 1934. Page Thir ty-three Anderson Bagwell WILLIAM MARSHALL ANDERSON, A.B. WHITE STONE, S. C. Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. First Year: Snyder Literary Society, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Snyder Literary Society, Corporal R. O. T. C. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society, Sergeant R. O. T. C. Fourth Year: Snyder Literary Society, Glee Club, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. JAMES CARLISLE BAGWELL, A.B. VALLEY FALLS. S. C. A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins. First Year: Textile Industrial Institute. Second Year: Textile Industrial Institute. Third Year: Wofford College. Fourth Year: Prophet Senior Class, Journal Staff. Page Thirty-four Baker Bennett GEORGE ALEXANDER BAKER, A.B. Great Falls, S. C. A X A, Scabbard and Blade, Blue Key, 2 T To be a friend before I expect others to be friendly. First Year: Carlisle Literary Society, R. O. T. C., Freshman Friendship Council, Freshman Debating Team, Freshman Declaimer Carlisle Literary Society. Second Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Corporal R. O. T. C Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Third Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Sergeant Major R. O. T. C First National Vice- President Delta Chi Alpha. Fourth Year: Editor-in-Chief Journal, Major R. O. T. C, Senior Class Poet, Carlisle Literary Society, Lieutenant Colonel Battalion Commander, R. O. T. C. First Year: Student at The Citadel. Second Year: Preston Literary Society, Corporal Company B, R. O. T. C. Third Year: Preston Literary Society, First Sergeant Company C, Prize Winning Com- pany R. O. T. C, Manager Carlisle Hall Canteen. Fourth Year: Cadet Captain Company C, R. O. T. C Censor Preston Literary Society, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board, Student Manager Carlisle Hall, Pan-Hellenic Council. DAVID WESTON BENNETT, A.B. Lodge, S. C. e K N, Scabbard and Blade Life IS what one makes it. Page Thirty-five Bennett Bethea THOMAS MARION BENNETT, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Blue Key, A ' Not bashful, just particular. First Year: President Freshman Class, R. O. T. C, Prize Winning Company C, Preston Literary Society, Glee Club. Second Year: Secretary Sophomore Class, R. O. T. C, Corporal Company C, Prize Win- ning Company C, Glee Club, Sergeant-at- Arms (first term) Preston Literary Society, Alpha Psi Omega. Third Year: Vice-President Junior Class, R. O. T. C, Line Sergeant Company C, First Critic (third term) Preston Literary Society, Vice-President Alpha Psi Omega, Book Re- view Editor Journal, Three-Year Club. GEORGE R. BETH EA, A.B. Latta, S. C. A A Jeder ist seines Glikkes Schmied. First Year: Secretary Freshman Class, Art Editor BOHEMIAN, Glee Club. R. O. T. C, Presi- dent Freshman Friendship Council, Carlisle Literary Society. Second Year: Art Editor BOHEMIAN, R. O. T. C, Chapel Pianist. Y, M. C. A. Cabinet, Carlisle Literary Society. Third Year: Secretary and Vice-President Carlisle Literary Society, Chapel Pianist, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Three-Year Club. Page Thirty -six Blanton BoOZLR JONAS DeTROY blanton. A.B. SPARTANBURG. S. C. Give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. First Year: R. O. T. C. Snyder Literary Society. Second Year: R. O. T. C, Snyder Literary Society. Third Year: Staff Sergeant R. O. T. C. Snyder Literary Society. Fourth Year: First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Snyder Literary Society. MATTHEW EVANS BOOZER, A.B. NEWBERRY. S. C. A X A Experience is the arch through which gleams the untraveled world. First Year: Private R. O. T. C, Carlisle Literary Society. Second Year: R. O. T. C. Second Censor (one term). Appeal Committee (one term) Carlisle Literary Society, Distinction in Scholarship. Third Year: Cadet Sergeant R. O. T. C. Supply Sergeant Band. Recording Secretary. Junior Monthly Orator, Second Critic Carlisle Literary Society. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Distinction in Scholarship. Fourth Year: First Lieutenant R. O. T. C, Second in Command of Band, President. First Critic, Senior Monthly Orator Carlisle Literary Society, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Vice- President Y. M. C. A., Senior Section Editor BOHEMIAN, Intersociety Council. Page Thirty-seven BouKNiGHT Brown JACOB ALONZO BOUKNIGHT, A.B. GREENVILLE, S, C. n K ' I , Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, Senior Order of Gnomes Give me liberty or give me love. First Year: Freshman Football, Class Baseball, Class Basketball, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Varsity Football, Class Baseball, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board, R. O. T. C. Third Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, R. O. T. C, Carlisle Hall Executive Commit- tee, Block W Club, Treasurer Junior Class. Fourth Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Class Baseball, Class Basketball, President Stu- dent Body, President Honor Council, President Pan-Hellenic Council, Chairman Lyceum Committee, Carlisle Hall Executive Committee, Block W Club, Manager of Track, Sergeant-at-Arms Blue Key. MORRIS JAMES EDWARD BROWN, B.S. INMAN, S, C. X B Scabbard and Blade Count that day lost whose low, descending sun, Views from thy hand no noble action done. First Year: Preston Literary Society, Private R. O. T. C. Second Year: Corporal R. O. T. C, Winner Odom Medal for Best Rifle. Third Year: Sergeant R. O. T. C Winner of Cup for Best Drilled Cadet. , Fourth Year: Cadet Captain Company A (first term). Page Thirty-eight Butler Campbell ROY MCMILLAN BUTLER, A.B. ABERDEEN, N. C. 4 A E After it, follow it, follow the gleam. First Year: R. O. T. C Preston Literary Society. Second Year: R. O. T. C, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Sergeant-at- Arms and Sophomore Monthly Orator Preston Literary Society. Third Year: R. O. T. C, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Junior Monthly Orator Preston Literary Society. Fourth Year: Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C, Vice-President and Censor Preston Literary Society. RALPH DeLEON CAMPBELL, B.S. GREENVILLE, S. C. There lives more faith in honest doubt than m half the creeds. First Year: Textile Industrial Institute. Second Year: Textile Industrial Institute. Third Year: Wofford College; R. O. T. C, Calhoun Literary Society. Fourth Year: Calhoun Literary Society. Page Thirty-nine J. B. Cannon, Jr. A. C. Cannon JOHN BURNS CANNON, JR., A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C, n K , B II e, S T, Blue Key, A 0 That hands shall work and minds shall think, And hearts be filled with love. First Year: Private R. O. T. C. Band, Freshman Friendship Council, Preston Literary Society. Second Year: Corporal R. O. T. C. Band, Glee Club, Preston Literary Society, Feature Editor Old Gold and Black. Third Year: Sergeant R. O. T. C. Band, Glee Club, Vice-President Sigma Upsilon, Corre- sponding Secretary Beta Pi Theta, Feature Editor Old Gold and Black, Associate Editor Journal, Second Critic Preston Literary Society, Three-Year Club, Alpha Psi Omega. ALBERRY CHALMERS CANNON, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. n K A, Blue Key, A Z 11 Ready with mind and resources. First Year: University of Virginia. Second Year: Snyder Literary Society, Varsity Basketball. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society, Varsity Basketball. Fourth Year: Critic Snydcr Literary Society, Varsity Basketball. Page Forty Cantey C ECU. SAMUEL OLIVER CANTEY, JR.. A.B. ORANGEBURG, S. C. S A E, Blue Key, L R. C, X B ! ' . A I ' n Build for character, rather than fame. First Year: Treasurer Freshman Class, Snyder Literary Society, R. O. T. C, Freshman De- bating Team, L R. C, Alpha Psi Omega, Snyder Hall Advisory Board. Second Year: Snyder Literary Society, L R. C, R. O. T. C Chi Beta Phi, Alpha Psi Omega. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society, Blue Key, L R. C, Chi Beta Phi, Alpha Psi Omega, Three-Year C lub. RICHARD FEEDER CECIL, A.B. SPARTANBURG. S. C. Blue Key, S T, B n G, I. R. C, Senior Order of Gnomes Esse quam videre. First Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Private R. O. T. C, Snyder Literary Society. Second Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Private R. O. T. C, Snyder Literary Society, Beta Pi Theta, I. R. C. Third Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Sergeant R. O. T. C, Snyder Literary Society. Treas- urer Beta Pi Theta, I. R. C, Literary Editor Journal, Sigma Upsilon. Blue Key, Assistant Editor Bohemian, Fourth Year: Editor-in-Chief BOHEMIAN, News Editor Old Gold and Black. Vice-President I. R. C, President Sigma Upsilon, Secretary Blue Key, Beta Pi Theta. Senior Order Gnomes, Snyder Literary Society, Commencement Speaker, Captain, Battalion Staff R, O. T. C. Page Forty-one COAN COGGINS WILLIAM DAVID COAN, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. K A, X B Be yourself . First Year: University of South Carolina. Second Year: University of South Carolina. Third Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Secretary Chi Beta Phi (last term). Fourth Year: First Critic (second term), Censor (third term) Snyder Literary Society, Vice- President Chi Beta Phi, Pan-Hellenic Council, Participant in Oratorical Contest. WOODROW DORMAN COGGINS, A.B. CamPOBELLO. S. C. A E Be silent always when you doubt your sense. And speak, though sure, with seeming diffidence. First Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Private R. O. T. C. Second Year: Carlisle Literary Society, R. O. T. C. Third Year: Appeal Committee Carlisle Literary Society. Class Basketball, R. O. T. C. Fourth Year: Program Committee Carlisle Literary Society, Class Basketball. Second Lieu- tenant R. O. T. C. Page Forty-two COPELAND Crouch JAMES MARION COPELAND. A.B. CHESTER, S. C. Scabbard and Blade, A X A ■ ' Be prepared. First Year: Preston Literary Society, Private R. O. T. C. Band, Freshman Friendship Coun- cil, Y. M. C. A., Glee Club. Second Year: Preston Literary Society. Corporal R. O. T. C. Band, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Assistant Circulation Manager Old Gold and Black. Glee Club. Third Year: Preston Literary Society. Sergeant R. O. T. C. Band, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Circulation Manager Old Gold and Black, Glee Club. Fourth Year: Censor Preston Literary Society, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Business Manager Old Gold and Black, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board. Press Bureau, Glee Club. FLOYD W. CROUCH, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Blue Key, B n G, L R. C. Melior tardus qitniii nitmquam. First Year: Freshman Football. Preston Literary Society, Private R. O. T. C. Second Year: Varsity Football. Distinction in Scholarship, Preston Literary Society, Private R. O. T. C. Third Year: Varsity Football. Preston Literary Society. Distinction in Scholarship. Sergeant R. O. T. C, Beta Pi Theta, French Fraternity. Fourth Year: Varsity Football, Vice-President Beta Pi Theta French Fraternity, Preston Liter- ary Society, Blue Key, L R. C, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Page Forty-three CUDD DuBosE ALONZO DEAN CUDD, JR., B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. A 2 He who lives most feels the noblest and acts the best. First Year: Student at Clemson College. Second Year: Student at Clemson College. Third Year: Wofford College. Fourth Year: Wofford College; Critic Snyder Literary Society. CHARLES GERALD DUBOSE, A.B. BISHOPVILLE, S. C. A E, Blue Key, n K A, A X A Think before you begin, but after you have thought, act in the nick of time. First Year: Preston Literary Society, Freshman Friendship Council, Class Baseball. Class Bas- ketball, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Preston Literary Society, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Alternate on Varsity Debating Team, Class Baseball, Class Basketball, R. O. T. C. Third Year: Preston Literary Society, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Varsity Debating Team, Class Basketball, Junior Debater, R. O. T. C. Fourth Year: President, First and Second Critic Preston Literary Society, Athletic Editor Old Gold and Black, Varsity Debating Team, Carlisle Hall Executive Committee, Class Basket- ball, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C Participant in Oratorical Contest, Manager Tennis Team. Page Forty-four DuPre Eaker CAROLINE ELIZABETH DuPRE, A.B. SPARTANBURG. S. C. It is not strength, but art, obtains the prize — And to b; swift is less than to be wise. First Year: Converse College. Second Year: Converse College. Third Year: Wofford College. GROVER BROADUS EAKER. A.B. SPARTANBURG. S. C. 2 A E, Blue Key. Scabbard and Blade. Senior Order of Gnomes A wtnnsr never quits: a quitter never wins. First Year: Treasurer Freshman Class. Freshman Basketball. R. O. T. C. First Critic Snyder Literary Society. Freshman Friendship Council. Second Year: Varsity Basketball. Corporal R. O. T. C, Leader of Competition Squad Com- pany B, First Critic and Censor Snyder Literary Society. Third Year: President Junior Class. Assistant Business Manager BOHEMIAN, Varsity Basket- ball, Block W Club, Honor Council, First Sergeant Company B. R. O. T. C. Prize Platoon R. O. T. C Blue Key. Secretary Snyder Literary Society, Advertising Manager Wofford College Journal. Assistant Cheer Leader, Participant State Track Meet. Fourth Year: Lieutenant Colonel Battalion Commander, R. O. T. C Business Manager Bohemian, Varsity Basketball, Block W Club, Vice-President Snyder Literary Society, Senior Order of Gnomes, Chief Cheer Leader. Vice-President Press Bureau. Page Forty-five Elliott Felder RICHARD ALDRED ELLIOTT, A.B. DiLLON, S. C. K 2, Scabbard and Blade Blessed are the Joyiiwkcrs. First Year: Calhoun Literary Society, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Calhoun Literary Society, Assistant Cheer Leader, Corporal R. O. T. C Snyder Hall Executive Committee. Third Year: Calhoun Literary Society, Chief Cheer Leader, Glee Club, Assistant Manager Football, Sergeant R. O. T, C. Fourth Year: Manager Varsity Football, President Calhoun Literary Society (second term), Vice-President Senior Class, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. JULIAN BRABBAM FELDER, A.B. MULLINS, S, C. A E, I. R. C, A X A Intellectual light full of love, Love of the true c ood full of joy, Joy that transcends all sweetness. First Year: R. O. T. C, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Freshman Monthly Orator Preston Literary Society. Second Year: Distinction in Scholarship, R. O. T. C. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Preston Literary Society Representative in Sophomore Declamation Contest. Third Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, R. O. T. C Secretary Preston Literary Society, Junior Monthly Orator Preston Literary Society. Fourth Year: President Y. M. C. A., Alumni Editor Old Gold and Black, First Critic and Second Critic Preston Literary Society, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C Constitutional Committee Preston Literary Society. Page Forty-six Few Floyd JOSEPH ALLAN FEW, A.B. GREER, S. C. K A He who conquers himself is greater than he who conquers a city. First Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Freshman Football and Basketball. Seconci Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Varsity Basketball. Third Year: Varsity Basketball, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board. Fourth Year: Varsity Basketball, Vice-President Snyder Hall Executive Committee. CARLISLE SESSIONS FLOYD, A.B. Latta, S. C. A S A X A Eternal righteousness is the price of progress. 1923-24: R. O. T. C, Snyder Literary Society, College Marshal, Carlisle Hall Executive Committee, Freshman Baseball, Block W Club, Freshman Speaker at Pan-Hellenic Council. 1932- 33: R. O. T. C, Snyder Literary Society, Sophomore Exhibition Speaker from Snyder Literary Society, Delta Chi Alpha. 1933- 34: Three-Year Club, Secretary Delta Chi Alpha, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, First Censor Snyder Literary Society. Page Forty-seven I Foster Fowler RALPH VEASY FOSTER, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S, C n K Jolly the fellow who ' s down today; Give him a smile for his sorrow — For the worried sometimes has a funny way, And you may be down tomorrow. First Year: Snyder Literary Society, Glee Club, R. O. T. C. ■ ■ . Second Year: Snyder Literary Society, Glee Club, R. O. T. C. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society, Glee Club, R. O. T. C, Three-Year Club, FREDERICK LYBRAND FOWLER, A.B. Kelton, S, C A A T Work conquers all. First Year: University of South Carolina. Second Year: Wofford College, Snyder Literary Society. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society. Fourth Year: Snyder Literary Society. Page Forty-eight Fuller FuNDERIiURK CALVIN MORTON FULLER. JR.. A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Live pure, speak true, right wrong. Follow the King — else, wherefore born? First Year: The Citadel. Second Year: The Citadel. Third Year: Georgia Tech. Fourth Year: Wofford College. First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. MARSHALL STEWART FUNDERBURK, A.B. CherAW, S . C. K :s, X B To err is human; to forgive divine. First Year: Snyder Literary Society. Freshman Football. Second Year: Snyder Literary Society. Varsity Football. Chi Beta Phi Scientific Fraternity. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society. Chi Beta Phi Scientific Fraternity, Varsity Football, College Marshal, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board. Fourth Year: President Snyder Literary Society, President Honor System. Chi Beta Phi, Alter- nate Captain Varsity Football. Pan-Hellenic Council. Block W Club. Page Forty-nine Gore GOSSETT THOMAS HOWARD GORE, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. K :i, n K A It is szvcct to dance to z ' ioliiis wlicii LoTc and Life arc fair. First Year: Drum Major R. O. T. C. Band, Snyder Literary Society. Second Year: Corporal and Drum Major R. O. T. C. Band. Third Year: Sergeant and Drum Major R. O. T. C. Band, Pan-Hellenic Council. Fourth Year: Captain and Drum Major R. O. T. C. Band, Pan-Hellenic Council, Varsity Debating Team. HOLMAN CLEVELAND GOSSETT, A.B. CLIFTON, S, C. 4 ' A E, n K A ll ' e needs must loz ' c tJic liipliest zvlicn zvc sec it. First Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Winner of Second Place in Freshman Declamation Con- test, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Winner Sophomore Declamation Contest, R. O. T. C. Third Year: Treasurer Carlisle Literary Society, Winner Second Place in Oratorical Contest, Supply Sergeant R. O. T. C, Junior Debater Carlisle Literary Society, Alternate Varsity Debating Team, Historian Junior Class, Fourth Year: President Carlisle Literary Society, First Censor and First Critic Carlisle Literary Society, Treasurer Y. M. C. A., Captain and Supply Officer R. O. T. C, Historian Senior Class, Business Manager Y. M. C. A. Handbook, Senior Commencement Sp eaker, Student Librarian, Varsity Debating Team, Winner Oratorical Contest. Page Fifty I I Gregory Grigg JESSE THOMAS GREGORY, B.S. UNION, S. C. A X A Life is but a picture; Paint it well. First Year: Student at Textile Institute. Second Year: Student at Textile Institute. Third Year: Wofford College, Delta Chi Alpha. Fourth Year: Delta Chi Alpha. WENDELL RANDOLPH GRIGG, A.B. Cliffside, N. C. A X A study that 1 may serve. First Year: Furman University. Second Year: WofFord College, Carlisle Literary Society, North Carolina Club. Third Year: President Delta Chi Alpha, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, North Carolina Club, Carlisle Literary Society, Three-Year Club. Page Fifty-one Hardin Harrison LYLES GLENN HARDIN, A.B. CHESTER, S. C. Blue Key ivas studying too hard to think of a motto. First Year: R. O. T. C Preston Literary Society, Freshman FootbalL Second Year: R. O. T. C. Snyder Literary Society. Varsity Football. Circulation Manager Journal, Publications Committee, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board. Third Year: Treasurer Snyder Literary Society. President Snyder Hall Executive Committee. Varsity Football. R. O. T. C. Three-Year Club. MILLER EUGENE HARRISON. A.B. ROEBUCK, S. C. The Victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of work. 1930: I entered. 1934: I departed. Page Fifty -two I I Holt HoucK JOHN OREN HOLT, A.B. WHITNEY, S. C. n K , Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade Life consists of not holding a good hand. But in playing a poor hand well. First Year: Class Basketball, R. O. T. C. Band, Calhoun Literary Society. Second Year: Class Basketball, Corporal R. O. T. C, Calhoun Literary Society. Third Year: Varsity Basketball, Platoon Sergeant R. O. T. C Treasurer Calhoun Literary Society. Fourth Year: Cadet Captain Plans and Training R. O. T. C President Calhoun Literary Society (first term) . THOMAS HAMLIN HOUCK, A.B. WiNSTON-SALEM, N. C. dare do all becomes a man. First Year: Guilford College. Second Year: Guilford College. Third Year: North Carolina Club, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board. Fourth Year: President North Carolina Club (second term), Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Carlisle Hall Executive Committee. . ' Page Fifty-three HUCKS Hughes HERBERT HUCKS, JR., B.A. MULLINS. S. C. Senior Order of Gnomes, Blue Key, B n 6. A A, I. R. C, Scabbard and Blade Sou, be a man and a iicntlcman. _ First Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Pres. Fresh. Class, Fresh. Football, Honor Council, Monthly Orator, Preston Lit. Soc, Carlisle Hall Adv. Bd., Freshman Editor Old Gold and Black, Pvt. R.O.T.C., I.R.C. Second Year: Distinction in Scholarship, I.R.C, Y.M.C.A. Cab., Beta Pi Theta, Delta Phi Alpha, Preston Lit. Soc, Carlisle Hall Exec. Comm., Press Bureau, Blue Key, Asst. Cir. Mgr. Old Gold and Black. College Marshal, Asso. Ed. Soph. Edition Old Gold and Black. Corporal R.O.T.C., Delegate to Southern Students ' Conference at Blue Ridge, N. C. • o . t, tt Third Year: Distinction in Scholarship, V.-Pres. Jr. Class, Treas. I.R.C, Preston Lit. Soc, Sec y Beta Fi Theta, Delta Phi Alpha, Y.M.C.A., Asso. Ed. and Editor Jr. Edition Old Gold and Black, Platoon Sgt. R.O T C, Sec. -Treas. Carlisle Hall Exec. Comm., Cir. Mgr. The Journal, Monthly Orator Preston Lit. Soc, Col. Marshal, Del. to Sou. Conf. on International Rel ' s at Agnes Scott College, Student Librarian. Fourth Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Pres. Sr. Class, Rhodes Scholarship Cand. from Wofford College, Ed. -in-Chief Old Gold and Black, Pres. Beta Pi Theta, French Frat., Pres. Delta Phi Alpha German Frat. Pres IRC Pres., V.-Pres., Sr. Mo. Orator Preston Lit. Soc, Pres. Press Bureau, Chmn. Sr, Order Gnomes, Sr. Speaker, Cadet Capt., Personnel Adjt. R.O.T.C, Treas. Blue Key, Organs. Ed. The Bohemian, Honor Counc il, Lyceum Comm., Cir. Mgr. The Journal, Carlisle Hall Exec. Comm. Student Librarian, Participant in Oratorical Contest. JAMES GORDON HUGHES, A.B. UNION, S. C. B n e, I. R. C, Blue Key thou wilt, remember: If thou, zvilt, forget. First Year: Freshman Football, R.O.T.C, Preston Lit. Soc. , . t. Second Year - Class Sec ' y, Y.M.C.A. Cab., Carlisle Hall Adv. Bd., Sgt.-at-Arms Preston Lit. Soc, R.O.l.L. Third Year: Class Sec ' y, Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, Carlisle Hal l Adv. Bd., Staff Sgt., Color Sgt. R.O.T.C, Secy and Monthly Orator Preston Lit. Soc. , , , t,, ,■ t-,- Fourth Year- Exchange Editor Old Gold and Black, Exchange Editor The Journal, Photographic Editor 1 he Bohemian, Carlisle Hall Advisory Board, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Treasurer I. R. C, Vice-President, President, Orator, President Appeal Committee Preston Literary Society, First Lieutenant R. O. i. L. Page Fifty-four 1 Hu MPHRIES Jones JULIAN MAXWELL HUMPHRIES, A.B. WALHALLA, S. C. S A E, Blue Key, n K A, X B I Scabbard and Blade Character is made by many acts; It can be lost by a single one. First Year: Freshman Football, Freshman Debating Team, Freshman Declamation Contest, Snyder Hall Advisory Board, Second Critic Snyder Literary Society, Private R. O. T. C. Second Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Debating Team, Sophomore Exhibition, Snyder Hall Executive Committee, Corresponding Secretary Snyder Literary Society, Distinction in Scholarship, Pi Kappa Delta, Pan-Hellenic Council, Coriioral R. O. T. C- Third Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Debating Team, Treasurer Snyder Literary Society, President Pi Kappa Delta, Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Council. Business Manager Tlie Journal. Blue Key, Wofford Representative South Carolina Intercollegiate Oratorical Association, Sergeant R. O. T. C, Press Bureau, Chairman Debate Council, Junior Debate. Fourth Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Debating Team, President Snyder T iterary Society, Vice-President Student Body, President Blue Key, President Pi Kappa Delta, Chi Beta Phi, Business Manager The Journal. Cadet Captain, Battalion Adjutant R. O. T. C, Hall Manager Snyder Hall, Snyder Hall Ad- visory Board, Treasurer Scabbard and Blade, Lyceum Committee, WoiTord Representative South Carolina Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest, Chairman Debate Council. Block W Club, Honor Council, Athletic Editor The Bohemian, Secretary-Treasurer Press Bureau, Senior Commencement Speaker, Pan-Hellenic Council. THEODORE E. JONES, A.B. FORK, S. C. I. R. C, A X A Work for the night is comin.g, zvJien man ' s work is done. First Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Fershman Friendship Council, Alternate Freshman Debating Team. Second Year: Carlisle Literary Society, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Ministerial Band. Third Year: Second Critic Carlsile Literary Society, I. R. C, Delta Chi Alpha, Chairman Student Volun- teer Committee, Three-Year Club. Page Fifty-five King Knotts CHARLES LINDSEY KING, B.S. LANCASTER, S. C, Be what your friends think you are, Not what your enemies say you are. First Year: Snyder Literary Society, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Snyder Literary Society, R. O. T. C, Varsity Football. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society, R. O. T. C. Varsity Football, Rifle Team, Carlisle Hall Executive Committee. Fourth Year: Snyder Literary Society, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C, Varsity Football. JOSEPH EUANDER KNOTTS, A.B. ' North, S. C. S A E Life is so uncertain. 29- 30. 30 — Out. Out — Out. Out — 33. 33-34. Page Fifty-si Lark Lati mer JOHN MARVIN LARK, JR., A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. A E, X B I. R, C. )( tlic cco)iomy of tlic ivorld, I can. find no traces of a beginning , no prospect of an end. First Year: Freshman Basketball, Snyder Literary Society, Distinction in Scholarship. Second Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Snyder Literary Society, Class Basketball and Baseball. Third Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Snyder Literary Society, Varsity Basketball, L R. C Chi Beta Phi. Fourth Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Snyder Literary Society, Varsity Basketball, L R. C Chi Beta Phi, L R. C. delegate to Winthrop College. WALTER BENNETT LATIMER, A.B. HONEA PATH, S. C. 2 A E, X B , Blue Key I ' d rather be small and shine than to be large and cast a sJiadow. First Year: Freshman Football, Critic Snyder Literary Society, Glee Club, Freshman Basket- ball, Snyder Hall Advisory Board, Freshman Declamation Contest, Freshman Friendship Council, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Glee Club, Snyder Literary Society, Col- lege Marshal, Corporal R. O. T. C. Third Year: Manager Glee Club, Vice-President Snyder Literary Society, Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, Secretary-Treasurer Snyder Hall Executive Committee, Three-Year Club. Page Fifty-seven MOONEYHAM Peele CLEO BURNETT MOONEYHAM, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade It is not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. First Year: Freshman Basketball, R. O. T. C. Second Year: Varsity Basketball, Corporal R. O. T. C. Third Year: Varsity Basketball, Sergeant R. O. T. C, S. I. A. A. Basketball Tournament. Fourth Year: Varsity Basketball, Secretary Senior Class, Cadet Captain Company B. R. O. T. C, Commander Scabbard and Blade. Captain Basketball Team. DAVID DANSBY PEELE. B.S. COLLEGE PLACE, S. C. Upward and onward. ■ ■ First Year: University of South Carolina. Second Year: University of South Carolina. Third Year: Wofford College, Varsity Football, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Fourth Year: Varsity Football, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Page Fifty-eight Powell Price HUBERT HAGUE POWELL, A.B. MOUNT PLEASANT, N. C. A X A Work today as if you were to live forever, Live today as if you were to die tomorrow. First Year: Weaver Junior College. Second Year: W eaver Junior College. Third Year: Charter Member North Carolina Club. Fourth Year: North Carolina Club, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Delta Chi Alpha. GEORGE WASHINGTON PRICE, JR., A.B. Spartanburg, S. C. n K A, X B Blue Key To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. First Year: Washington and Lee University. Second Year: Washington and Lee University. Third Year: Wofford College, Distinction in Scholarship, Glee Club. Fourth Year: President Chi Beta Phi, Snyder Literary Society, Glee Club, Captain Tennis Team. ■ • Page Fifty-nine Ramantanin Robinson POLICARPOS RAMANTANIN, B.S. SPARTANBURG. S. C. B II e. I. R. c. Bite off more than you can cheiv, then chew it. First Year: Distinction in Scholarship. Carlisle Literary Society, Private R. O. T. C. Second Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Carlisle Literary Society, R, O. T. C, Theta. Third Year: Carlisle Literary Society, L R. C. WILLIAM ERNEST ROBINSON, A.B. Pacolet, S. C. Know thyself. First Year: I entered. Last Year: I departed. Page Sixty Smith Spell P. G. SMITH. A.B. BUFFALO, S. C. Be prepared lest opportunity knocks in vain, First Year: Textile Institute. Second Year: Textile Institute. Third Year: Wofford College, Calhoun Literary Society. Fourth Year: Calhoun Literary Society. JAMES EVERETT SPELL, A.B. SmoAKS. S. C. A X A, X B S T Be yourself, and let who will criticize. First Year: Preston Literary Society. R. O. T. C, Freshman Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Second Year: Preston Literary Society, R. O. T. C, Feature Editor BOHEMIAN. Third Year: Secretary Preston Literary Society (third term). Art Editor Journal, Art Editor Bohemian. Page Sixty-one Stanley Taylor WADE HAMPTON STANLEY, A.B. FOUR OAKS, N. C. Honesty ts the best policy. First Year: Calhoun Literary Society. Second Year: Calhoun Literary Society. Third Year: Calhoun Literary Society, North Carolina Club. Fourth Year: President Calhoun Literary Society, Vice-President North Carolina Club. PAUL L. TAYLOR, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. used to think I knew I knew But now I must confess. The more I know I know, I know 1 know the less. First Year: Preston Literary Society, Freshman Basketball, Class Basketball. Second Year: Preston Literary Society, Class Basketball. Third Year: Three-Year Club. Page Sixty-two Thomasson TiNDALL DAVID JUNIUS CARTER THOMASSON, A.B. LANCASTER, S. C. A S . X B t- Live happy and die young. First Year: Snyder Literary Society, R. O. T. C, Freshman Football. Second Year: Snyder Literary Society, R. O, T. C, Snyder Hall Executive Committee. Third Year: Snyder Literary Society. R. O. T. C. Fourth Year: President Snyder Literary Society, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C Pan-Hellenic Council. JAMES FRANCIS TINDALL, A.B. INMAN, S, C. X B , 2 T The stars are his who mounts to meet the stars. First Year: Clemson College, Second Year: Clemson College. Third Year: Wofford College, Best Drilled Junior in R. O. T. C. Fourth Year: First Lieutenant R. O. T. C, Treasurer Chi Beta Phi. Page Sixty-three Vermont Ward ALBERT VERMONT, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. n K , B n e, i, r. c, a n Je veux fairc mon chemin en suivant la veritc. First Year: Historian Freshman Class, Carlisle Literary Society, R. O, T. C, Distinction in Scholarship, Associate Editor Freshman Edition Old Gold and Black. Second Year: Distinction in Scholarship, R, O. T, C. Keeper Archives Carlisle Literary Society. Third Year: Distinction in Scholarship, Secretary Beta Pi Theta, Three-Year Club. ROBERT EDWIN WARD, JR., A.B. MOUNT AiRY, N. C. Blue Key, n K A There is but one happiness — tliat is duty; There is but one consolation — that is zvork; Tliere is but one delight — the beautiful. First Year: Student at Asbury College, Wilmore, Ky, Second Year: Wofford College, Carlisle Literary Society, Class Basketball and Baseball. Third Year: Keeper Archives and Recording Secretary (third term) Carlisle Literary Society, Class Basketball and Track, Chief College Marshal, Secretary North Carolina Club, Carlisle Hall Executive Committee. Fourth Year: Treasurer Senior Class, President North Carolina Club, Head Waiter in College Dining Room, Lyceum Committee, President Carlisle Hall Executive Committee (first term), Photographic Editor THE BOHEMIAN, Associate Editor Old Gold and Black, First Censor, Vice-President and President Carlisle Literary Society, Class Basketball, Baseball, Track and Tennis, Chairman Carlisle Hall Advisory Board (last term), Varsity Debating Team. Page Sixty-four ' 7 Webber Williamson J. H. WEBBER, A.B. JONESVILLE. S. C. Be prepared. First Year: The Citadel. Second Year: The Citadel. Third Year: The Citadel. Fourth Year: Woiford College, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C. AVERY WALKER WILLIAMSON, A.B. Fair Bluff, N. C. Keep your face toward the sunshine. And your shadows will fall behind. First Year: R. O. T. C Carlisle Literary Society. Second Year: R. O. T. C Carlisle Literary Society, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Third Year: R. O. T. C, Carlisle Literary Society. Fourth Year: Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C, Carlisle Literary Society. Page Sixty-five Senior Class Poem Strange parhelions have flickered along our way, Strange voices have sung an alluring lay, Our Fleshy Barks have borne us thus far, Onward we sail toward our evening star. Around the after-glow of Black and Gold, The shades of night our lives enfold, Incasing our souls in that darkness. Beyond the night the day is breaking, A world awaits us for the taking. Let the weak and faithless banish fear. Let the brave and valiant the challenge hear. Far and wide is spread the fame. Of our dear Alma Mater ' s name. To each of us comes her beckoning. George A. Baker, Class Poet, 1934. Page Sixty-six JUNIORS Gault Bennett Hickman Little Herbert President . . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Historian HISTORY In the third year of the reign of that most puissant lord of lords. Herbert Hoover, there came to Wofford College the most magnificent class of Fresh- men this old institution had ever seen, at least our beloved President, Dr. Snyder, so stated. For one week the period of back-pattmg by everyone per- sisted, then much to our painful surprise, our friends, the Sophomores, insisted on shifting it to a lower locality. However, we soon became habituated, if not toughened, to the whimsical and peculiar sense of humor exhibited on the campus, and under the leadership of T. Marion Bennett, President: Harry G. Nesbitt, Vice-President: George R. Bethea, Secretary: Sam O. Canty. Jr.. Treasurer: and Albert Vermont. Historian, we finished a profitable and enjoy- able year. Junior Class OFFICERS B. T. Gault T. M. Bennett V. R. Hickman J. J. Little W. C. Herbert. Jr. Page Sixty-eight JUNIOR DEBATERS M. B. Jones W. C. Herbert, Jr. J. R, Cross H. H. Crum Calhoun Literary Preston Literary Carlisle Literary Snyder Literary Society Society Society Society The following September we returned ready, nay even eager, not to shirk our duty toward the Freshman class, and with the sacred oath to do our level best to pass physics I. We did not neglect the extra curricula activity part of our college careers, and many and valuable players on the various teams repre- senting WofFord came from our class. As officers we chose: President, Roy Robertson; Vice-President, Harry G. Nesbitt: Secretary, Charles E. Gilreath; Treasurer, T. Marion Bennett; Historian, Horace C. Patterson. As Juniors (in that intermediate step between the sophistication of the Sophomore and the dignity of the Senior) we applied ourselves to the delicate art of campus loquacity, vulgarly known as bull-shooting. Our officers for the year were: President, B. T. Gault; Vice-President, T. Marion Bennett; Secretary, V. R. Hickman; Treasurer, J. J. Little; Historian, W. C. Herbert, Jr. Looking back, with a faint tinge of regret for lost opportunities on our three years spent at Wofford, we resolve, as Seniors, to utilize every oppor- tunity to make of ourselves men. William C. Herbert, Jr., Historian, Class of ' 35. Page Sixty -nine Juniors Benny Allen, n k SPARTANBURG, S. C. Second down, life to go. Frederic R, Atkinson, a e MULLINS, s. c. O he my friend and teach me to he thine. David L. Benson, x b fairforest, s. c. The world loves a fighter — not one who gladly dies, But one who fights like Hell to live. Allan Russell Broome, e k n, a n LANDRUM. S. C. It can be done. Ben Hill Brown, Jr. K A, Blue Key, I. R. C. X B , S T SPARTANBURG, S. C. Animis opibusque parati. Winfield D. Brown, e K N SPARTANBURG, S. C. hear, yet I say not much — think all the more. Albert F. Burts, n k SPARTANBURG, S. C. . ' A merry heart doeth good like medicine. L. Moffitt Cecil, Jr, L R. c. B n e, S T SPARTANBURG. S. C. Hate one man and you are Satan; Love one woman: you are God. Page Seventy Crider N. R. Fowler Cross S. R. Fowler Crum T. K. Fowler Derrick Galloway Juniors Thomas R. Crider, n k a a ST. MATHEWS, S. C. Honesty is the best policy. J. Russell Cross A E, A A, B n e, I. R. C., 2 T HOLLY HILL, S. C. Think thy thought. Hayne Crum, k a denmark, s. c. If merited the penalty is paid; It is not ours to judge, far less condemn. Moultrie Jeffords Derrick, n k MULLINS, S. C. ' He most lives who thinks most, who feels the noblest, and who acts ' the best. ' N. R. Fowler, a a t KELTON, S. C. After the battle, the reward. S. R, Fowler ' KELTON, S. C. To be rather than to seem. T. K. Fowler, a a COWPENS, S. C. What IS life without knowledge. Leon M, Galloway, Jr. SUMTER, s. c. ' Look for the best, prepare for the worst, and take things as they come. Page Seventy-one -s ■ Gault Graves GooDsoN Goodwin Grantham Griffin Hartzog Herbert Juniors Bud Gault fountain inn, s. c. Knowledge is power. Claude H. Goodson, e k n LINCOLNTON, N. C. Wealth without knowledge makes a fool. K A JOHN Edward Goodwin, a x a, n COWPENS, s. c, Don ' t borrow trouble; the interest rate is too high. Joe M. Grantham, a a t smithfield, n. c. Work conquers all. JOHN H. Graves, Jr., k a, Blue Key MARION, S. C. Henceforth I trust the man alone; the woman cannot be believed. Leslie L. Griffin GREAT falls, S. C. Let knowledge grow from more to more. But more of reverence in us dwell. Franklin Rizer Hartzog, e k n OLAR, s, c. Believe in yourself. William C, Herbert, Jr. X B I. R. c., B n e SPARTANBURG, S. C. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Page Seventy-two Hickman Little Holland Lyles Humphrey McCravy Jones Mason Juniors Victor R. Hickman, A E, A x A SPRINGFIELD, S. C. For of all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are tliesc: ' It might have been ' ! Charles Holland, Jr., a e, x b spartanburg, s, c. The next best thing to knozving a tiling is knouiing where to find it. Ray Wilson Humphrey. :s a e, n k a TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. If she be not fair to me, What care I how fair she be. Marray B. Jones, Blue Key SPARTANBURG, S, C, To be rather than to seem to be. ' ■All John Jacob Little, e k n PAGELAND, S. C, It can be done. W. B. Lyles, Jr., k a, x b $ SPARTANBURG, S, C. great men are dead: and I don ' t feel very well myself. D. W. McCravy, Jr., a 2 SPARTANBURG, S. C. Upward and onward. ED. R. Mason. 3 a e SPARTANBURG. S. C. Always prepared. Page Seventy -three Mitchell Moody Moore Parnell Patterson Plvler Powell Prince Juniors Sam B. Mitchell, Jr., n k x b i Horace Carlisle Patterson SUMTER, S. C. LANFORD, S. C. The road of life is hard but short. Joe Clyde Plyler lancaster, s. c. Be what your friends think you are. and not what your enemies say you are. Frank H. Powell abbeville, s. c, 5(1: et nan. W. C, Prince, a e ABBEVILLE. S. C. The wheel that does the squeaking is the Life is sliorf— smile. ' ' wheel that gets the grease. Plouiih deep ' vliilc slufigards sleep. For oil every mountain-top tlicre is rest. Walter M. Moody, a e LAKE view, S. C. Give to the world the best that you have and the best zvill come back to you. V. E. Moore, a 2 DUNCAN, S. C. He vho conquers himself is (ireater than he zvho conquers a city. Homer S. Parnell, Jr., a s 4 ' LAMAR, s. c. Let tlic wind do your sighing. Let the rain do your cryinq. Page Seventy-four Robertson H. W. Smith Seidenspinner M. C. Smith F. H. Shuler Stalvey T. C. Shuler Strickland Juniors Roy Robertson, a a t, Blue Key CAROLEEN, N. C. Seize the opportunity. Henry Louis Seidenspinner INMAN, s. c. Wisdom, honesty and health are indis- pensable to true happiness. Frank Harlan Shuler, a e holly hill, s, c. All that I am, all that I ever hope to be, I owe to my mother. THOMAS Carlisle Shuler, e k n HOLLY hill, S. C, ' The man worth while is the man who can smile. When everything goes wrong. H. W. Smith, a a t, x b SPARTANBURG, S, C. Upward and onward. Marvin Calvin Smith, a e oxford, fla. Be yourself even if it hurts. O ' Dell Stalvey, e k n, b n a MYRTLE BEACH, S. C. You will be what you will to be. Alonzo J. Strickland, Jr. BLACKSHEAR, GA. Devout, yet cheerful: pious, not austere; To others lenient, to himself sincere. Page Seventy-five Stroud Tindall Trakas Tucker West Williams A. B. Wolfe H. G. Wolfe Juniors Jim Stroud, e k n, a n GREENWOOD, S. C. ' Haste — ye mortals! Leave your sorrow; Let pleasure ccoicii today — tomorrow is anotlier day. Ray C. Tindall spartanburg, s. c. ' We are haunted by an ideal life, and it is because we have within us the be.ginnin(i and tlie possi- bility of it. George N. Trakas spartanburg, s. c. Be what your friends think you are. Not what your enemies say you are. Beverly H. Tucker pacolet mills, s. c. Act well your part; tiicre all the honor lies. Charles West, Jr.. n k SPARTANBURG, S. C. We are all equal when ive are asleep. John Calvin Williams, as PACOLET, s. c. Mens Sana in corpore sano. Albert B. Wolfe, k s orangeburg, s. c. Esse quam videri. Henry Grady Wolfe, e k n SPARTANBURG, S. C. Ambition rules my brain, a sense of duty my conscience, and love my heart. Page Seventy-six SOPHOMORES Adams Vaughan - Willis Caldwell Sophomore Class OFFICERS ■ Worth Adams , . . . President Herbert E. Vaughan Vice-President T. A. Willis Secretary R. G. GaLLMAN Treasurer J. B. Caldwell, Jr Historian HISTORY In the fall of the year MCMXXXII a group of about one hundred and fifty neophytes embarked for the tranquil and peaceful shores of Minerva. The sea raged for many days, belch- ing forth a species of red-horned fish, more commonly known as Sophomores. These deadly and powerful pests fell upon the tyros and attempted to annihilate them, but defeat was not for these true sailors — they were superior to any that sailed before! On and on they struggled, adding glorious victories to their immortal record. A government was organized in the folds of this leviathan, and the leadership fell to the lot of Cecil Hawes, president: Worth Adams, vice-president; Reuben Gallman, secretary-treasurer, and Flemming Bomar, historian. Many moons pass, and we find our gallant band of initiates reaching the welcomed shore. They are battered, worn and lessened in number, but still courageous at heart. Here they are accosted by difficult tasks and responsibilities, and can only emerge after three years of hard labor. They set to work diligently to alleviate the upper classmen ' s cares and worries. Many uphold their athletic records by joining the ranks of the veterans, and protecting the Alma Mater from foreign invasions. Others score triumphs in scholarship and societies. The leaders for this year are: Worth Adams, president: Herbert Vaughan, vice-president; T. A. Willis, secretary, and R. G. Gallman, treasurer. So, as the second glorious year in the stronghold of Wofford slowly wanes, the Sopho- more class leaves behind them enviable records to be paragons for the future Terriers. — James Caldwell, Historian. Page Seventy-eight Abercrombie Adams Anderson Barrett Bell Blackwell Boozer Brannon T. E. Brown T. M. Brown Caldwell Sophomores C. L. Abercrombie Fountain Inn, S. C. W. S. Adams Tatum, S. C. W. R. Anderson Spartanburg, S. C. H. E. Barrett Clover, S. C. E. P. Bell Great Falls, S. C. J. L. Blackwell Whitney, S. C. H. W. Boozer Newberry. S. C. M. C. Brannon Spartanburg, S. C. T. E. Brown Spartanburg, S. C. T. M. Brown Mullins, S. C, J. B. Caldwell, Jr -. . , Spartanburg, S. C. Page Seventy-nine Chandler Davidson DuBose Edwards Epps Feeder Gault Hager Hardin Hardy Harley Sophomores M. C. Chandler Hickory Grove, S. C. G. H. Davidson Cliffside. N. C. R. N. DuBosE Florence. S. C. L. R. Edwards Spartanburg, S. C. J. H. Epps Kingstree, S. C. C. B. Feeder St. Mathews. S. C. J. M. Gault Jonesville. S. C. W. W. Hager . ■ . Mooresville. N. C. E. W. Hardin Charlotte. N. C. J. T. Hardy Union, S. C. W. H. Harley Barnwell, S. C. Page Eighty Hawes Heckard Hendlly Hoover HoEicK Hurst Jones King Lancaster Lineberger Littlejohn Sophomores C. J. Hawes Conway, S. C. C. L. Heckard Hanes, N. C. W. H. Hendley, Jr Spartanburg, S. C. B. A. Hoover Batesburg, S. C. B. F. HouCK Winston-Salem, N. C. C. C. Hurst Spartanburg, S. C. J. G. Jones, Jr Spartanburg, S. C. J. H. King Summerton, S. C. P. T. Lancaster Holly Hill, S. C. Frank Lineberger Rock Hill, S. C. P. W. Littlejohn Spartanburg, S. C. Page Eighty-one == = ■ ) — Noble Lydrand Lyles J. H. Moore W. L. Moore Nicholson C. F. Page E. W. Page M cLeod Parker Sophomores W. H. Love Sumter, S. C. J. B. LybraND Jonesville, S. C. J. W. Lyles Spartanburg, S. C. A. A. McLeod Aiken, S. C. J. H. Moore Spartanburg, S. C. W. L. Moore Newberry, S. C. A. R. Nicholson, Jr Edgefield, S. C. R. J. Noble Smithfield, N. C. C. F. Page Spartanburg, S. C. E. W. Page Aynor, S. C. A. D. Parker Pacolet Mills, S. C. Page Eighty-two ' ' Player Sanders Sassard Schreyer D. N. Smith J. B. Smith J. E. Smith Strait B. F. Teal D. T. Teal Tinsley Sophomores J. H. Player Mayesville. S. C. J. M. Sanders Rock Hill, S. C. D. Sassard Ridgdand, S. C. G. M. Schreyer Fletcher, N. C. D. N. Smith Duncan, S. C. J. B. Smith Johnston, S. C. J. E. Smith Aynor, S. C. C. E. Strait Ogden, S. C. B. F. Teal Chesterfield, S. C. D. T. Teal Chesterfield, S. C. W. P. Tinsley Chesnee, S. C. Page Eighty-three Thomasson Tolbert Vaughan Waltrip Way Whitehead Whitten Williams Willis J. C. Wood S. S. Wood Sophomores p. F. Thomasson Lancaster, S. C. J. L. Tolbert Ninety Six, S. C. Herbert E. Vaughan Reidville, S. C. T. D. Waltrip Jonesville, S. C. M. C. Way Holly Hill. S. C. J. R. Whitehead Pauline, S. C. P. R. Whitten Irmo, S. C. Lane Williams . , Spartanburg, S. C. T. A. Willis Cottageville, S. C. J. C. Wood Spartanburg, S. C. S. S. Wood Pacolet, S. C. Page Eighty-fouc J Id warn H m. FRESHMEN MiMS ■ Hill - Moody DeLgach Freshman Class OFFICERS LATHAN MiMS President Henry Hill Vice-President Peter Moody Secretary -Treasurer KEMPSON DeLOACH Historian HISTORY On the morning of September 12, 1933, approximately one hundred and fifty boys awoke with an unusual feeling. We ate breakfast in a very formal manner, for our minds were filled with far greater thoughts than the satisfying of appetites. This was to be the day when we must leave home for an entirely new environment. With a fear of the new and unknown, we bade our loved ones farewell and began our expectant trek to our destination — the campus of Wofiford College. After matriculating we had three days of leisure. During this time the campus was ours, and we learned from talks and personal contacts the true spirit of the institution which we were entering. We were made to feel the sacred traditions of the college in order to be better fitted to carry them forward where others had left off. We also met our future teachers and found them to be a considerate group of men, who were always ready to help us. At the end of the first week, however, the flood of upperclassmen who surged down upon us, changed conditions entirely. Nevertheless when we became better acquainted, we found that they were agreeable fellows, who were merely fulfilling their traditional charge with a stern sense of duty. Many members of our class have participated in the two major sports — football and basketball. Although not always on the long end of the score, our teams have always given their best, always fought, and always displayed a high type of sportsmanship. With these qtialities and more experience, great things may be accomplished before three more years have passed. Other extra-scholastic activities also received the support of the members of our class. The Glee Club, literary societies and Y. M. C. A. work hold bright prospects for those who have chosen to labor in these nelds. As Freshmen, we chose for the class officers: Lathan Mims, president; Henry Hill, vice-president; Peter Moody, secretary-treasurer, and Kempson DeLoach, historian. Now that we have finished the first year of college and look back over our achievements, we regret that we did not make a better use of our opportunities. But, yet, it has been a happy year, full of new conditions and jiroblems, through which we have gained an experience which better fits us to complete more successfully the three remaining years of our college life. So, as we leave the Freshman class, we are looking forward to our Sophomore year with its greater opportunities and graver responsibilities. Kempson DeLoach, Historian. Page Eighty-six Freshmen First Row (left to right) : WALTER S. AlLEN, R. E. BaRNWELL, Jr., F. S. Beacham, Marion W. Beacham, Joe Beckham, L. S. Bell. Second Row: W. H. Blackwell, H. F. Bouknight, R. O. Brannon, C. K. Branton, a. p. Breedin, Jr. Third Row: Ed. Brown, E. C. Bryant, R. S. Bryant, B. A. Buddin, J. B. BUNDY, J. B. Cantey, Fourth Row: W. B. Carmichael, C. C. Cheves, E. W. Clay, J. S. Coppedge, R. B. Covington. Page Eighty-seven Freshmen First Row (left to right) : J. M. Crout. W. C. Daniel, Jr., M. K. DeLoach, C. W. Dennis, I. S. Dickson, J. F. Duncan. Second Row: H. P. EDWARDS, A. P. EVANS, S. B. GaRRIS, FrED Gentry, T. S. Godfrey. Third Row: F. R. GOING, J. W. P. GRAHAM, O. E. GREVEMBERG, David Guerry, E. F. Hamer, W. L. Hardin. Fourth Row: J. F. Hardy, Jr., J. R. Haselden, R. F. Haynes, K. H. Herbert, Frank Herlong. Page Eighty-eight ir i m Freshmen First Row (left to right) : H. H. HiLL, J. C. HODGES, J. W. HUGHS- TON, Jr., F. J. Hurst, L. C. Johnson, H. C. Johnston. Second Row: W. W. KELLETT, E. A. KiNARD, GEORGE E. KiNG, W. P. Lancaster, E. M. Lander, Jr. Third Row: O. W. LEONARD, JR., M. G. LiGON, HENRY LoCKHART, Pickett Lumpkin, J. A. Lybrand, John R. McClurd. Fourth Row: W. J. McGarrity, R. L. McManus, J. C. McWhorter, Jr., E. G. Martin, J. H. Mason. Page Eighty-nme Freshmen First Row (left to right) : W. W. MiLLER, JR., D. L. MiMS, Peter Moody, R. M. Murphy, G. W. Newton, P. J. Newton. Second Row: J. K. OwENS, Jr., Milton Paine, G. L. Partlow, N. D. Porter, C. W. Ragsdale. Third Row: R. G. RHODES, W. J. Riley, W. W. Ritter, F. C. Rob- bins, P. C. Robertson, W. E. Rogers. Fourth Row: T. B. Ross, Jr., Gabe Rouquie, L. J. Russel, E. N. Shapiro, W. D. A. Shealy. Page Ninety Freshmen First Row (left to right) : C. F. SMITH, E. D. SMITH, Jr., J. L. SMITH, T. H. Snyder, W. A. Sondley, E. R. Southern. Second Row: C. R. SPELL, D. R. Stack, Jr., R. M. Stafford, C. E. Stearns, E. T. Stephenson. Third Row: T. C. SWANNER, J. R. TiNSLEY, C. P. VINCENT, J. S. Wal ker, Jr., N. F. Walker, J. A. Ward. Fourth Row: V. S. Ward, C. E. White, A. T. Williams, H. S. Williams. Page Ninety-one BissELL Causey Genoble MosELEY Powell . Quattlebaum Special Students W. M. BiSSELL Spartanburg, S. C. T. A. Causey Furman, S. C. A. D. Genoble , Greer, S. C. M. A. Moseley Cowpens, S. C. J. L. Powell Spartanburg, S. C. A. C. Quattlebaum .Prosperity, S. C. Page Ninety-two James H. Carlisle President, 1875-1902 ATHLETICS 3(n iWemortam REUBEN G. GALLMAN 1911-1934 Bereaved by the loss of one whom we were pleased to count as a friend; and remembering that he so brilliantly represented his and our Alma Mater, always proving himself, whether in the excitement of a heated contest, or while pursuing his quiet way about the cam- pus, a gentleman and a Christian; to him we reverently dedicate this, the Athletic Section of THE BOHEMIAN. SCAFFE Frost Dargan Coaches Coach Scaffe Assistant Coach Freshman Coach Frost Dargan Page Ninety-seven Cheer Leaders Grover B. Eaker Chief Cheer Leader Albert Wolfe Assistant Cheer Leader Ben Hill Brown, Jr Assistant Cheer Leader ALMA MATER On the city ' s northern border, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go by. CHORUS May it ever be our watchword — Cherished by thy sons forever, Conquer and prevail. Memories sweet will throng Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, ' Round our hearts, dear Alma Mater, Dear old Wofford, hail! As we sing thy song. ' When we from thy halls have parted. And Life ' s battle is on. Thy great spirit will inspire us Till eternal dawn. Page Ninety-eight I 4 FOOTBALL BOUKNIGHT, Captain Elliott, Manager VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, 1933 Sept. 2 3 — Wofford 0 Oct. 7— Wofford 13 Oct. 14 — Wofford 7 Oct. 21— Wofford 13 Oct. 28 — Wofford 6 Nov. 4 — Wofford 0 Nov. 1 1 — Wofford 14 Nov. 17 — Wofford 14 Nov. 30 — Wofford 0 Carolina 32 Davidson 26 Lenoir Rhyne . . 6 Erskine 12 P. C 26 Furman . . . , 38 Clemson 13 Newberry 19 Citadel ' . 14 Varsity Football Beginning on September 4, 1 933, thirty-five men answered the call to the gridiron. Prospects were bright, and everyone looked to a successful season for the Terriers. However, the first week had not passed before a succession of dis- asters caused a downward trend in Wofford stock. Three mainstays of 1932 were declared ineligible because of scholastic difficulties, and this was followed by a dismal parade of injuries which was so constant that in no time during 193 3 was Wofford able to throw her full strength against an opponent. Even Page One Hundred with these handicaps, Coaches Scaffe and Frost produced a fast offensive team which was a threat at all times and completed the season with a record of six losses and three victories. In the opening game of the season, the inexperienced Terriers bowed to the Carolina Gamecocks, 32-0. The Davidson Wildcats then turned back the Old Gold and Black warriors in a game full of offensive thrills. Next a su- perior Wofford team repulsed Lenoir Rhyne with a one-point victory. On the following Saturday, the Terriers turned in another extra-point victory, this time over the Erskine Seceders, 13-12. The next game was the greatest dis- appointment of the season to Wofford supporters. Although supposed to be on even terms, the Blue Stockings from P. C. pushed a half-sick, unresponsive Terrier over Snyder Field, for practically an entire Home-Coming afternoon, and the game ended with a score of 26-6 in the Presbyterians ' favor. The powerful Purple Hurricane then swept aside the Wofford team by a 38-0 score. Then, the game of games, Wofford versus Clemson, Armistice Day, November 1 1, 1933. On a beautiful fall afternoon, a dauntless Terrier and a ponderous Tiger fought a battle to the finish. With the lead constantly changing from side to side, both teams fought with the will to win, but when all was over, Wofford 14, Clemson 13. In the next two games Wofford was seriously hampered by the loss of her All-State Back, Bouknight, and lost to both New- berry and The Citadel. All in all, from the standpoint of victories, the season was not an ex- tremely successful one, but the familiar words of Wofford ' s motto can be ap- plied to the 1933 Terrier team: Intaminatis fulget honocibus. Page One Hundced One Freshman Football Squad Perrin Dargan, Coach Whitten and Moody. Managers Ends: Grevemberg Martin Edwards MiMS Ross Tackles: Barnwell Buddin Hardin Lee Murphy Shapiro Centers: Kellett burgdorf Guards: Duncan Branton Anderson Hardy bouknight Backs: DiXON Walker Cecil Hill Hamer KiNARD Graham Brown Lander Adams Page One Hundred Four BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball Beginning with a veteran squad, supplemented by the State Champion Terrier Pups of 1933, Coach Frost put forth a team which lived up to the expectation of the most ardent Wofford supporters. Playing a flashy brand of basketball, the Terriers were a constant threat to any of their opponents. Led by Captain Mooneyham who was the second high scorer in South Carolina, the Terriers completed their season with a state record of eleven victories and five losses and a S. I. A. A. record of nine victories and two losses. The outstanding game of the season resulted in a defeat for the Terriers. On the night of February 24, twenty-five hundred people jammed the field house to see the contest between the Terriers and the South Carolina Game- cocks. The game was beautifully played and the final score was Carolina 36, Wofford 31. Even in defeat, the Old Gold and Black team covered themselves with glory, and every Wofford man was proud of his team. No Wofford team in recent years has had the brilliance and color of the 1934 edition, and with sorrow we see its passing, yet ever looking to a more successful and brilliant team for 1935. Page One Hundred Seven Freshman Basketball Squad T. C. SCAFFE Coach Lander Manager CEN TERS Ross Bell GUARDS Cannon Duncan Cecil , Stearns FORWARDS Kinard ' Edwards Clay Garris Snyder Herbert Page One Hundred Eight Track Team McGARITY and BrEEDIN, Managers Varsity standing — Freshmen kneeling and sitting. VARSITY Lark Hawes Ward Strickland Williamson Noble Few Strait HOUCK Peele Spell Cantey Elliott Anderson HiNSON Moore Brown mullikin Tolleson Hardin FRESHMAN McGarity Breedin Lybrand McClurd Bryant Porter Stevenson Brown Edwards Adams Sondley Robertson BUNDY MiMS Shapiro Beacham Martin Stearns Spell Moody Hamer Hill Ross Graham Rogers Murphy Page One Hundred Nine Tennis Team C. Gerald DuBose Manager George W. Price, Jr. . Captain F. B. BoMAR R. M. Phillips W. C. Herbert, Jr. A. J. Strickland H. HucKS, Jr. ' R. W. Thompson Page One Hundred Ten .i 0 o MOONEYHAM FuNDERIiURK JONES Cannon Crouch Eaker Hardin King McCravy Quattlebaum Block W Club bouknigiit Humphries Robertson OFFICERS c. b. mooneyham — m. s. funderburk Murray B. Jones President Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer J. A. Bouknight F. W. Crouch A. C. Cannon G. B. Eaker MEMBERS L. G. Hardin C. L. King J. M. Humphries D. W. McCravy A. C. Quattlebaum Roy Robertson Page One Hundred Eleven BOUKNIGHT MOONEVHAM Price Athletic Advisory Board The Director of Athletics, two members of the faculty, the President of the Student Body, the Captains of two major sports and the Captain of Tennis make up the board. MEMBERS J. A. BoUKNIGHT, Chairman President Student Body and Captain Football T. C. SCAFFE, Athletic Director C. B. MOONEYHAM G. W. PRICE, JR. Captain Basketball Captain Tennis FACULTY MEMBERS Dean A. M, DuPre Dr. C. B. Waller Pagg One Hundred Twelve 3ool F our Henry N. Snyder President, 1902 — Il ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS funderburk Robertson Gault bouknight Graves Adams Humphries HUCKS MiMS Student Government M. S. FUNDERBURK President Honor System J. A. BOUKNIGHT President Student Body Julian M. Humphries .Vice-President Student Body Roy Robertson Secretary Student Body John Graves, JR Treasurer Student Body Herbert HuCKS, JR President Senior Class Bud Gault President Junior Class Worth Adams President Sophomore Class LATHAN MIMS President Freshman Class Page One Hundred Eighteen I m HucKs Eaker Gamewell Bouknight Humphries Hughes Humphries Hucks Wakd Copeland Derrick Ward Press Bureau Lyceum Committee Prof. Joseph A. Gamewell J. A. Bouknight Julian M. Humphries Herbert Hucks, Jr. M. J. Derrick R. E. Ward Page One Hundred Nineteen Herbert Hucks, Jr President Grover B. Eaker. Vice-President Julian M. Humphries . . Treasurer J. Gordon Hughes R. E. Ward James M. Copeland Felder Hickman Boozer GossETT Graham Bryant Y. M. C. A. Officers Julian B. Felder President M. Evans Boozer Vice-President Victor R. Hickman Secretary HOLMAN C. GossETT Treasurer Ralph Bryant President Freshman Friendship Council J. W. P. Graham. V. -President Freshman Friendship Council Puge One Hundred Twenty O Atkinson Chandler Herbert Jones Sassard Bell Cross Hardy King Schreyer Y. M. C. A. CABINET Bethea Brown Floyd HOUCK Knotts Smith Grigg HUCKS Little Strait Butler C. DuBose Hughes Peele Stalvey Copeland R. DuBOSE Hurst Powell Willis Page One Hundred Twenty-one Richard F. Cecil Editor-in-Chief GROVER B. Eaker Business Manager The Bohemian The Year Book of Wofford College ' .. ■ Volume XXVII, 1934 STAFF Richard F. Cecil Editor-in-Chief Grover B. Eaker Business Manager H. HUCKS, Jr Organizations Editor J. G. Hughes Photographic Editor R. E. Ward Photographic Editor M. E. Boozer Senior Section Editor A. C. Cannon Advertising Manager B. H. Brown, Jr Assistant Editor-in-Chief B. T. Gault Assistant Business Manager Page One Hundred Twenty-two BOHEMIAN STAFF Hughes Boozer Cannon Gault Page One Hundred Twenty-three Herbert Hucks, Jr. Editor-in-Chief JAMES M. COPELAND Business Manager Old Gold and Black EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Herbert Hucks, Jr Editor-in-Chief F. R. Atkinson Assistant Editor R. E. Ward Associate Editor R. F. Cecil News Editor J. B. Feeder Alumni Editor J. G. Hughes Exchange Editor J. R. Cross Y. M. C. A. Editor J. B. Cannon, Jr Feature Editor C. G. DUBOSE Athletic Editor B. H. Brown, Jr Assistant Athletic Editor BUSINESS DEPARTMENT . James M. Copeland Business Manager H. C. Patterson Circulation Manager B. F. HOUCK Assistant Circulation Manager J. H. King Assistant Circulation Manager Page One Hundred Twenty-four OLD GOLD AND BLACK STAFF Atkinson Ward Cecil Felder Hughes Cross Cannon DuBose Brown Patterson Houck King Page One Hundred Twenty-five George A. Baker Editor-m-Chief Julian M. Humphries Business Manager Journal Staflf EDITORIAL STAFF George A. Baker • Editoc-m-Chief L. MOFFITT Cecil, Jr Assistant Editor-in-Chief J. C. Bagwell F. R. Atkinson - • ■ i-,- J. B. Cannon, Jr. Associate Editors D. Sassard I M. Beacham J. G. Hughes Exchange Editor J. E. Spell Editor T. M. Bennett Book Review Editor business staff Julian M. Humphries Business Manager B. H. Brown, Jr Assistant Business Manager Herbert HuckS, Jr Circulation Manager G. E. King Assistant Circulation Manager Paqe One Hundred Tw?nty-six II . JOURNAL STAFF Cecil Bagwell Atkinson Cannon Sassard Beacham Hughes Spell Bennett Brown Hucks King Page One Hundred Twenty-seven J. Oren Holt President First Term Richard A. Elliott President Second Term Wade H. Stanley President Third Term Calhoun Literary Society OFFICERS FIRST TERM J. O. Holt President Dick Elliott Vice-President R. D. Campbell Corresponding Secretary F. L. Fowler Secretary M. B. JONES Treasurer R. GALLMAN P ' rst Critic F. H. SHULER ■ ■ ■ • - Second Critic W. STANLEY -f ' t ' sf Censor SECOND TERM THIRD TERM Dick Elliott President W. Stanley President W. Stanley Vice-President J. O. HOLT Vice-President F. L. Fowler Corresponding Secretary J. H. MOORE Corresponding Secretary F. H. SHULER Secretary F. L. FOWLER Secretary M. B. JONES Treasurer M. B. JONES Treasurer R. D. Campbell First Critic F. H. SHULER First Critic P. W. LiTTLEJOHN Second Critic E. D. SMITH, JR Second Critic A. R. Nicholson, JR First Censor A. A. McLEOD First Censor Page One Hundred Twenty-eight --- n I m. A .1 i m- Calhoun Literary Society MEMBERS M. C. Brannon R. D. Campbell L. R. Edwards M. J. Derrick D. Elliott R. Gallman O. E. Grevemberg F. J. Hurst M. B. Jones J. B. KooN P. W. LiTTLEJOHN W. J. McGarity A. A. McLeod J. H. Moore A. R. Nicholson, Jr. C. F. Page G. L. Partlow F. H. Shuler C. F. Smith E. D. Smith, Jr. W. H. Stanley G. N. Trakas L. T. Thompson R. H. Thompson C. A. Holland J, O. Holt P. Howell A. T. Williams F. L. Fowler Page One Hundred Twenty-nine J Holm AN C. Gossett President First Term M. Evans Boozer President Second Term R. E. Ward President Third Term Carlisle Literary Society OFFICERS FIRST TERM H. C. Gossett President G. A. Baker Vice-President M. E. Boozer First Critic A. W, Williamson Second Critic G. R. BetHEA Recording Secretary E. P. Bell Corresponding Secretary J. R. Cross Treasurer W. D. COGGINS Keeper of Archives R. E. Ward First Censor J. K. HINSON Second Censor SECOND TERM M. E. Boozer President R. E. Ward Vice-President G. A. Baker Fust Cntk T. E. Jones Second Critic C. H. GOODSON Recording Secretary B. F. HOUCK Corresponding Secretary J. R. Cross Treasurer W. D. COGGINS Keeper of Archives H. C. Gossett First Censor H. E. VaugHAN Second Censor THIRD TERM R. E. Ward President G. R. BeTHEA Vice-President H. C. Gossett First Critic G. A. Baker Second Critic J. E. Goodwin Recording Secretary J. K. HiNSON . . . . Corresponding Secretary J. R. Cross Treasurer W. D. COGGINS Keeper of Archives T. E. Jones First Censor A. B. Wolfe Second Censor E. P. Bell Third Censor Page One Hundred Thirty U k: Carlisle Literary Society MEMBERS P. Ramantanin J. E. Goodwin J. R. McClurd. Jr. A. W. Williamson P. H. Powell C. G. Martin M. E. Boozer Joe Plyler H. D. LOCKHART H. C. GOSSETT J. K. HiNSON F. M. Paine W. D. COGGINS R. P. Written P. Lumpkin R. E. Ward E. P. Bell R. Murphy G. A. Baker R. O. Monk E. Rogers T. E. Jones B. F. HOUCK W. A. Sondley G. R. Bethea H. E. Vaughan S. D. HlNES W. R. Grigg M. C. Way W. S. Allen A. B. Wolfe W, W. Hager W. J. Riley J. R. Cross J. L. Tolbert R. B. Covington V. R. Hickman J. A. Ward . A. D. Moore W. M. Moody R. M. Stafford H. C. Johnston G. N. Trakas M. K. DeLoach L. C. Johnston A. R. Broome W. P. Lancaster David Guerry O. Stalvey J. B. BUNDY T. S. Godfrey C. GOODSON J. F. Haselden, Jr. C. P. Vincent L. M. Cecil, Jr. J. H, Beckham A. J. Champion A. J. Strickland J. A. Lybrand H. S. Williams T. K. Fowler W. C. Daniel Page One Hundred Thirty-one H. HucKS, Jr. President First Term C. Gerald DuBose President Second Term J. Gordon Hughes President Third Term Preston Literary Society OFFICERS FIRST TERM HERBERT HUCKS, JR ■ President J. GORDON HUGHES Vice-President C. GERALD DuBOSE Cn ' if JULIAN B. FELDER Second Critic James M. COPELAND ■ Censor JOHN J. LITTLE ■• Secretary R, L. NORRELL Treasurer THOMAS A. WILLIS Sergeant-at-Arms SECOND TERM G. Gerald DuBOSE President Roy M. Butler Vice-President Julian B. Felder firsf Catic JOHN B. Cannon Second Critic David W. Bennett . , Censor J. EVERETTE Spell Secretary R. L. NORRELL Treasurer Gerard H. Davidson ... Sergeanr-af-Arms THIRD TERM J. Gordon Hughes President Herbert HuCKS, JR Vice-President T. Marion Bennett First Cntic C. Gerald DuBose Second Critic Roy M. Butler Censor Frederic R. Atkinson Secretary R .L. NORRELL Treasurer C. Elmer Strait Sergeant-at-Arms PaQf One Hundred Thirty-two Preston Literary Society L. ADAMS J. M. ARANT F. R. Atkinson H. E. Barrett D. W. Bennett T. M. Bennett H. W. Boozer H. F. Bouknight T. M. Brown E. C. Bryant R. S. Bryant W. L. Buddin R. M. Butler F. B. Bomar J. B. Cannon B. Carmichael j. m. copeland J. M. Crout G. H. Davidson M. B. Donnald C. G. DuBosE R. N. DuBoSE MEMBERS J. B. Feeder L. M. Galloway S. B. Garris J. W. P. Graham F. R. Hartzog W. H, Hendley K. Herbert W. C. Herbert H. D. Herring J. W. Houghton H. HucKS, Jr. J. G. Hughes C. C. Hurst J. R. Johnson S. w. Kelley G. E. King P. T. Lancaster E. M. Lander, J r. J. J. Little J. H. Mason W. W. Miller, Jr. S. B. Mitchell, Jr. P. R. Moody R. J. Noble R. L. Norrell P. J. Newton H. C. Patterson R. M. Phillips J. E. Powell C. W. Ragsdale P. C. Robertson R. Robertson D. Sassard G. M. Schreyer T. C. Shuler M. C. Smith C. R. Spell J. E. Spell E. Strait W. J. TOLLESON L. Webb T. A. Willis C. W. YOUNGINER J. W. YOUNGINER Page One Hundred Thirty-three Julian M. Humphries President First Term David J. C. Thomasson President Second Term M. S. FUNDERBURK President Third Term Snyder Literary Society OFFICERS FIRST TERM JULIAN M. Humphries President H. S. PARNELL Secretary L. G. HARDIN Treasurer G. B. FAKER B. H. BROWN, JR Second Critic C. S. FLOYD • - ' f .nsor J. F. SMITH Second Censor W B Latimer Corresponding Secretary E. ■ W ' . HARDIN Sergeant-at-Arms SECOND TERM D. J. C. THOMASSON President G. B. Baker Vice-President W. S. ADAMS Secretary L. G. Hardin Treasurer W. D. COAN First Critic A. C. Cannon .Second Critic H. H. CRUM First Censor B. A. Hoover Second Censor J. H. Graves Corresponding Secretary W. H. HaRLEY Sergeant-at-Arms THIRD TERM M. S. FUNDERBURK President W. B. Latimer Vice-President J. H. Graves Secretary L. G. Hardin Treasurer G. W. Price. JR First Critic A. D. CUDD, jR Second Critic T. A. CAUSEY First Censor P. F. Thomasson Second Censor B. F. Teal Sergeant-at-Arms Page One Hundred Thirty-four w m warn mm B ii Snyder Literary Society W. M. ANDERSON B. H. Brown, Jr. S. O. Cantey G. B. Eaker M. S. Funderburk J. H. Graves H. H. Crum W. H. Harley J. M. Humphries R. W. Humphrey J. M. Lark W. B. Latimer H. S. Parnell C. S. Floyd J. H. Player J. B. Smith W. Hardin Billy Love L. G. Hardin B. F. Teal W. S. Adams B. Hoover C. J. Hawes C. B. Felder T. R. Crider J. D. Blanton MEMBERS J. B. Caldwell J. Mullikin B. R. Ulmer P. F. Thomasson D. J. C. Thomasson J, H. Epps A, C. QUATTLEBAUM W. D. Coan D. T. Teal T. A. Causey L. Hardin F. Beacham J. S. Walker J. K. Owens A. P. Breedin L. MiMS S. Dickson C. E. Stearns A. C. Cannon M. W. Beacham Joe Coppedge E. T. Stephenson T. N. Snyder B. A. Buddin F. L. Gentry H. K. Ward A. D. Cudd, Jr. G. W. Price, Jr. R. F. Cecil E. A. Kinard R, O. Brannon R. L. McManus T, B. Ross, Jr. L. J. RUSSEL J. C. McWhorter G. Newton J. Blackley H. H. Hill W. W. Kellett F. A. BURGDORF N. D. Porter g. rouquie Joe King M. G. Ligon O. W. Leonard, Jr. P. Edwards C, W. Cecil J. F. Hard. Jr. W. Clay R. V. Foster G. Hamer C. K. Branton Page One Hundred Thirty-five Humphries Ward DuBosE Gore Goodwin Humphrey GOSSETT Hardin Varsity Debating Team Julian M. Humphries, President of the Debate Council C. G. DuBosE T. H. Gore H. C. GOSSETT R. E. Ward J. E. Goodwin R. W. Humphrey E. W. Hardin Page One Hundred Thirty-six r Jones Vaughan Moody LiTTLEJOHN Beckham Parnell Williams Galloway Smith Cross Sassard McManus College M. B. Jones Calhoun Literary Society P. W. LiTTLEJOHN Calhoun Literary Society A. T. Williams Calhoun Literary Society J. R. Cross - Carlisle Literary Society H. E. Vaughan Carlisle Literary Society Joe Beckham Carlisle Literary Society Marshals L. M. Galloway Preston Literary Society D. Sassard Prestoti Literary Society P. Moody Preston Literary Society H. S. Parnell Snyder Literary Society J. B. Smith Snyder Literary Society r. L. McManus Snyder Literary Society Page One Hundred Thirty-seven j i FRESHMAN DEBATING TEAM M. K. DeLoach Peter Moody Pickett Lumpkin Page One Hundred Thirty-eight i PARTICIPANTS IN SOPHOMORI: bXHIBITION Tof Row: M. C. Brannon, Calhoun: A. R. Nicholson, Jr., Calhoun: E. P. Bell, Carlisle. Bottom Row: G. H. Davidson, Preston; E. W. Hardin, Snyder; W. H. Harlfy. Snyder. c FRESHMAN DECLAIMERS Top: F. T. Hurst, Calhoun.; A. T. Williams, Calhoun; Joe Beckham, Carlisle; M. K. DeLoach, Carlisle. Bottom: R. S. Bryant, Preston; Peter Moody, Preston; R . L. McManus, Snyder; E. T. Stephenson, Snyde.r. Page One Hundred Thirty-nine . to Professor Price Directo r W. B. Latimer Manager Glee Club Wilson Parker Price Director W. B. Latimer Manager and Student Director R. M. PHILLIPS Assistant Manager ■L. W. Jennings Accompanist First Tenors — W. S. Adams C. K. Branton j. m. copeland Ben Houck J. G. Jones H. S. Parnell . R. E. Ward R. A. Elliott Second Tenors — Joe Beckham A. R. Broome B. Adams J. B. Cannon, Jr. C. J. Hawes L. Hunter M. A. Moseley Joe Plyler First Bass — B. L. Allen T. M. Bennett P. W. LiTTLEJOHN W. B. Lyles R. J. Noble C. D. West J. S. Walker Second Bass — D. Anderson H. A. Champion J. H. Stroud R. Covington W. H. Harlev R. M. Phillips J. M. Sanders Russell Fike Jennings Noble . . Moseley Hawes . . • . TERRIER ACES J. G. Jones, Director Piano Jones Drums Latimer Guitar FiKE Violin Hunter Adams Second Trumpet First Saxophone Second Saxophone . Third Saxophone . . . First Trumpet Page One Hundred Forty -one North Carolina Club Prof. K. D. Coates Faculty Member W. H. Stanley Vice-President (First Semester) R. E. Ward President (First Semester) J. H. HOUCK President (Second Semester) H. H. Powell Vice-President (Second Semester) FIRST SEMESTER R. E. Ward President W. H. Stanley Vice-President T. H. HOUCK . , - Chairman Program Comm. Roy Robertson Recording Secretary J. M. Grantham. Corresponding Secretary G. DAVIDSON Treasurer OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER T. H. HouCK President H. H. Powell Vice-President W. R. CRIGG . . Chairman Program Comm. C. H. GOODSON Recording Secretary J. M. Grantham. Corresponding Secretary B. F. HOUCK Treasurer W. R. GRIGG T. H. HouCK C. H. Goodson G. Davidson W. W. Hager J. Beckham J. BUNDY MEMBERS. Seniors H. H. Powell J uniors J. M. Grantham Sophomores C. L. Heckard B. F. Houck Freshmen P. Moody J. McClurd C. Ragsdale W. H. STANLEY R. E. Ward R, Robertson R. Noble G. M. Schreyer R. Stafford J. A. Ward Page One Hundred Forty-two NORTH CAROLINA CLUB Grigg Goodson Grantham Robertson Davidson Hager Heckard Houck Noble ScHREYER Beckham Bundy Moody McClurd Ragsdale Stafford Ward Page One Hundred Forty-three THE STRATFORD PLAYERS BROOME BENNETT CANNON ' CANTEY Vermont Humphrey Stroud Brown Davidson Sanders King Page One Hundred Forty-four The Stratford Players Pi Cast of Alpha Psi Omega OFFICERS Allan R. Broome T. Marion Bennett MEMBERS Seniors S. O. Cantey, Jr. J. B. Cannon, Jr. A. Vermont Juniors R. W. Humphrey J. H. Stroud Sophomores T. M. Brown G. H. Davidson J. M. Sanders Freshman G. E. King President Vice-President Page One Hundred Forty-five HONORARY Humphries Funderburk A. C. Cannon Mooneyham Hughes Latimer Cantey Crouch BLUE KEY Cecil Hucks Bouknight Brown Bennett J. B. Cannon Price Robertson Ward Hardin Jones Graves Page One Hundred Forty-eight Blue Key Blue Key is a national honorary fraternity which purposes to draw together, in each col- lege or university where a chapter is located, the leaders of student life. The founders of the organization believe that such groups of leaders, unifying and relating the administration of all campus activities, are highly effective instruments of service. The Terrier Boosters, Wofford ' s chapter, claims its right to exist only on a basis of service to the College. The chapter, whose membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors, not to exceed thirty-five in number, meets twice monthly. Election to Blue Key is considered a signal honor. Dean A. M. DuPRE, Faculty Advisor Honorary Members Dr. H. N. Snyder Prof. W. C. Herbert Personnel Officers Julian M. Humphries President M. S. FUNDERBURK Vice-President Richard F. Cecil Secretary Herbert HUCKS, JR Treasurer J. A, BOUKNIGHT Sergeant-at-Arms Seniors G. B. Eaker C. G. DuBose G. a. Baker A. C. Cannon J. G. Hughes S. O. Cantey C. B. Mooneyham W. B. Latimer F. W. Crouch T. M. Bennett G. W. Price, Jr. L. G. Hardin J. B. Cannon, Jr. R. E. Ward J. O. Holt Juniors B. H. Brown, Jr. M. B. Jones Roy Robertson J. H. Graves, Jr. Page One Hundred Forty-nine HUCKS Barrett Caldwell Lark INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB R. P. CECIL L. M. CECIL HUGHES ATKINSON BROWN Cantey Cross Crouch Feeder Herbert Jones RAMANTANIN VERMONT . WILLIS Page One Hundred Fifty 4 I International Relations Club The International Relations Club, Wofford ' s only society to honor excellence in scholar- ship, was organized in 1922. the second of its kind in the South. The high standards raised by the local organization make membership the most desirable of campus honors. Maintenance of an average of ninety throughout the college course is one qualification for membership m the club, which is limited to forty men. At its fortnightly meetings, subjects of international import are treated in well-planned programs. Honorary Members Dr. H. N. Snyder Dr. C. C. Norton Prof. W. R. Bourne Dr. a. M. DuPre Dr. D. D. Wallace Prof. C. S. Pettis Dr. J. W. Harris Dr. A. M. Trawick Personnel Officers ' i H. HUCKS, JR President R. p. Cecil Vice-President L. M. Cecil, JR Secretary J. G. Hughes Treasurer Seniors S. O. Cantey. Jr. J. B. Feeder P. Ramantanin F. W. Crouch T. E. Jones A. Vermont J. M. Lark Juniors F. R. Atkinson B. H. Brown, Jr. W. C. Herbert. Jr. J. R. Cross Sophomores H. E. Barrett J. B. Caldwell, Jr. T. A. Willis Page One Hundred Fifty-one Pi Kappa Delta Honorary Forensic Fraternity South Carolina Alpha Chapter Founded at Ottawa University in 1912; one hundred nineteen chapters. Pi Kappa Delta is designed to stimulate progress in and promote the interest of intercollegiate forensic activities by encouraging a spirit of collegiate fellow- ship, cooperation, and interest. Membership in the order is highly honorary, and is conferred only upon those effectively representing the college in inter- collegiate oratory or debate. FRATRES IN FACULTATE Dr. W. L. Pugh Dr. D. D. Wallace Prof. K. D. Coates Prof. W. R. Bourne FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Officers Julian M. Humphries . R. Edwin Ward C. Gerald DuBose President Vice-President Secretary -Treasurer Personnel J. E. Goodwin T. H. Gore, Jr. H. C. GOSSETT L. G. Hardin R. W. Humphrey Page One Hundred Fifty-three R. F. Cecil Atkinson Cross SIGMA UPSILON Cannon Baker Spell Brown L. M. Cecil TiNDALL Page One Hundred Fifty-four Sigma Upsilon National Honorary Literary Fraternity Canterbury Chapter Sigma Upsilon is a national organization consisting of thirty-five local literary clubs m colleges and universities throughout the country. Each club retains its local name at its chapter designation, but through the national organization receives the benefit of affiliations with the other chapters. Members are chosen from men who have shown an interest in and an aptitude for literary production. The organization aims at banding together in a brotherhood the men, whose common interests center around literature, for mutual help and for the purpose of de- veloping a greater interest in literature on the campus. FRATRES IN FACULTATE C. C. Norton, Ph.D. J. W. Harris, Ph.D. PERSONNEL Officers Richard F. Cecil President B. H. Brown, Jr Secretary-Treasurer Seniors George A. Baker James F. Tindall John B. Cannon, Jr. J. Everett Spell Juniors Frederick R. Atkinson L. Moffitt Cecil, Jr. J. Russell Cross Page One Hundred Fifty- five CHI BETA PHI Price Humphries funderburk Mitchell COAN Latimer Cantey Holland TiNDALL Lark Benson B. H. Brown Thomasson ' Lyles Smith M. J. E. Brown Spell Herbert Williams Page One Hundred Ftfty-six Chi Beta Phi National Honorary Scientific Fraternity Theta Chapter Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity, having chapters in various insti- tutions throughout the United States. Theta Chapter was installed at WofTord on May 23. 1925. The objects of the fraternity are to reward men for good scholarship in the Department, of Science, to keep its members in touch with the advancement in this field, and to stimulate the spirit of research in scientific thought among undergraduates. Theta Chapter holds regular bi-weekly meetings, at which programs are rendered by the members. High qualifications for membership are maintained. Fratres in Facultate Prof. C. S. Pettis Prof. E. H. Shuler Dr. Coleman B. Waller Prof. R. A. Patterson Fratres in Collegio George W. Price . William D. Coan. M. J. E. Brown J. M. Humphries W. B. Latimer D. L. Benson W. B. Lyles Officers .... President JAMES F. TiNDALL Treasurer Vice-Prestdent BENJAMIN H. BROWN Secretary Seniors J. M. Lark J. E. Spell D. J. C. Thomasson Juniors W. C. Herbert S. B. Mitchell Sophomores W. L. Williams M. S. Funderburk S. O. Cantey Charles Holland H. W. Smith Page One Hundred Fifty-seven BETA PI THETA HucKS Crouch Vermont L. M. Cecil Barrett R. F. Cecil Cannon Cross Herbert Hughes Sanders Stalvey Willis Page One Hundred Fifty-eight Beta Pi Theta National Honorary French Fraternity Theta Rho Chapter Beta Pi Theta is a national honorary fraternity having chapters in various institutions throughout the United States. Theta Rho Chapter of Beta Pi Theta was installed at Wofford on March 28, 1927. The purpose of the fraternity is to organize representative men and women in universities and colleges who will, by travel, study, conversation, interest, influence and ability, advance things cultural in America; who will maintain the highest scholarship and literary standards: who will encourage consecration to social service and the highest ideals of a liberal education, and who will recognize and award merit in productive French literature. Membership in the fraternity is highly honorary and is conferred only on those who have general scholarship of a grade above the average. Frater in Facultate Prof. J. L. Salmon Fratres in Collegio Oificers Herbert HuCKS, JR President F. W. Crouch Vue-Presidem A. Vermont Secretary L. M. Cecil, JR Treasurer Seniors J. B. Cannon, Jr. R. F. Cecil J. G. Hughes Juniors J. R. Cross W. C. Herbert. Jr. O. Stalvey Sophomores H. E. Barrett J. M. Sanders T. A. Willis Page One Hundred Fifty-nine DELTA PHI ALPHA Dr. Chiles Hucks Crider Fowler ■ Bethea Cross Page One Hundred Sixty Delta Phi Alpha National Honorary German Society Motto : Ohne Fleisz kein Preis FarbeN: Schwarz, Rot and Gold ZWECK: Der Verein verfolgt den Zweck, die Bekanntscbaft mit der deutschen Sprache und Literatur unter den Mitgliedern zu fordern. Alpha Chapter Founded at Wofford College BEAMTE Dr. James A. Chiles Grand President Herbert Hucks, Jr : President T. R. CrIDER Secretary T. K. Fowler Treasurer Senior Junior G. R. Bethea J. R. Cross Page One Hu ndred Sixty-one DELTA CHI ALPHA Baker C. G. DuBosE Broome Hacer Boozer Feeder R. N. DuBose Powell Flovd Gregory Grigg Spell Jones Hickman Sassard Strait Schrever Hurst Goodwin Bouknight Crout King Page One Hundred Sixty-tivo Delta Chi Alpha Delta Chi Alpha is the National Honorary Ministerial Fraternity, which was founded in December, 1932. FRATER IN FACULTATE Dr. a. M. Trawick FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Officers W. R. Grigg President G. A. Baker Vice-President C. S. Floyd Secretary V. R. Hickman Treasurer Seniors M. E. Boozer C. G. DuBose T. J. Gregory ' J. B. Feeder J. M. Copeland J. E. Spell T. E. Jones Juniors J. R. Cross A. R. Broome R. C. Tindall Sophomores R. N. DuBose C. E, Strait . Dupre Sassard G. M. Schreyer C. C. Hurst PLEDGES E. P. Bell H. F. Bouknight W. W. Hager J. M. Crout H. H. Powell J. E. Goodwin G. E. King Page One Hundred Sixty-three -— - • . .j rr n rz::: : :: — «sS . M Scabbard and Blade National Honorary Military Fraternity The National Society of Scabbard and Blade was founded at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin in 1904, and now has sixty-six active chapters. Com- pany M, Sixth Regiment, was established at Wofford on May 19, 1928. Colors: Red. White and Blue PUBLICATION: The Scabbard and Blade OFFICERS Capt. C. B. Mooneyham 1st LT. J. A. BOUKNIGHT 2nd Lt. J. M. Humphries 1st Sgt. G. a. Baker PERSONNEL R. A. Elliott J. O. Holt H. HucKS, Jr. A. C. QUATTLEBAUM Page One Hundred Sixty-five President Vice-President . . Treasurer Secretary D. W. Bennett M. J. E. Brown J. M. COPELAND G. B. Faker Id HuCKS BoDKNIGHT Cecil Eaker Senior Order of Gnomes The Senior Order of Gnomes Was Established in 1915 The purpose of this organization shall be to gather together the most prominent and influential members of the Senior class, and to establish a goal for underclassmen which may be attained only by consecration to those things which make students of the highest calibre. — Article II, of the Constitution of the Senior Order of Gnomes. Herbert Hucks, Jr., Chairman Jacob A. Bouknight Richard F. Cecil Grover B. Eaker i SOCIAL ALPHA LAMBDA TAU F. L. Fowler Grantham Branton McClurd Robertson Love Hazelden Porter Smith Anderson HOUCK Ragsdale N. R. Fowler Beckham Lybrand Webber Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Alpha Lambda Tau • ■ Kappa Chapter : • ■ Alpha Lambda Tau was founded at Oglethorpe University in 1921. Kappa Chapter of this fraternity was established at Wofford College on January 14, 1928. FRATRES IN URBE T. H. Gault M. B. Wilson, Jr. a. a. holingsworth Virgil Evans Gilbert Foster Alexander Copeland Bob Moore E. C. Best Joe Crawford A. Bennett J. N. Bennett E. V. Peele R. M. DUBARD FRATRES IN COLLEGIO (Senior F. L. Fowler R. Robertson H. W. Smith Juniors N. R. Fowler J. M. Grantham B. Love W. R. Anderson J. Beckham C. Branton F. BURGDORF F. Hazelden Sophomores PLEDGES L. Webb B. HoucK J. Lybrand, III N. D. Porter C. W. Ragesdale J. H. Webber, Jr. J. McClurd Page One Hundred Sixty-nine DELTA SIGMA PHI D. Thomasson McCravy J. Williams Dickson Floyd Parnell Jones Stearns CUDD Lumpkin L. Williams White Vincent quattlebaum Moore Beacham P. Thomasson e One Hundred Seventy Delta Sigma Phi Psi Chapter Delta Sigma Phi was founded at the College of the City of New York on December 10, 1899. Psi Chapter was established at WofFord on April 17, 1916. Colors: White. Nile Green and White FLOWER: White Carnation B. D. Alexander J. W. Bagwell T. J. Bruce K. S. Covington C. W. Willis H. F. MURPH Alex Fleming, Jr. Fratres in Urbe O. T. Gallman Ogden Geilfuss E. A. Habel J. G. Stallings J. E. MURPH M. C. Pearson Fratres in Collegio D. J. C. Thomasson Seniors Juniors A. C. Quattlebaum D. Wesley McCravy Gilbert Jones Frank Beacham PicHETT Lumpkin Spartan Dickson H. S. Parnell, Jr. V. E. Moore John C. Williams Sophomores Pledges Everett Stearnes Carol White Charles Vincent J. W. Jefferies B. H. Lancaster J. H, Mathews W. B. Miller D. W. Murph H. P. Park R. W. Leonard C. S. Floyd A. D. CUDD. Jr. M. B. Jones Lane Williams P. F. Thomasson James Blakely John Mullikin Page One Hundred Seventy-one KAPPA ALPHA CoAN Few Brown Crum Graves W. B. Lyles Hardin Hawes J. W. Lyles McLeod Cantey Edwards Grevemberg Leonard LiGON C. F. Smith E. D. Smith Walker Page One Hundred Seventy-two Kappa Alpha The Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Washington College (now Washington and Lee University) on December 21, 1865. The chapter at Wofford was founded in 1869 (Febru- ary 23). . . . Colors: Crimson and Gold ' FLOWERS: Magnolia and Red Rose Fratres in Urbe J. O. Alderman L. L. Allen G. S. Brannon W. J. Britton, Jr. W. E. Burnett L. C. Cannon C. H. Carlisle Francis Carson M. L. Cates R. Z. Cates, Jr. W. H. Clark R. B. Cleveland G. CoFiELD, Jr. James Cofield A. B. Copeland F. H. Crews R. L. Dargan J. W. Day W. H. Crews, Jr. A. M. DuPre William D. Coan Ben Hill Brown, Jr. FoHN W. Lyles E. Wannamaker Hardin Marshall Ligon John Walker Oswald Grevemberg E. Z. DOZIER W. N. Duncan C. K. Earle J. E. Edwards J. O. Erwin J. M. Friday W. W. Fielder J. B. Floyd L. A. Grier S. G. Ham mono L. B. Haynes B. M. Haynes D. E. Hydrick J. L. Jefferies C. A. Jefferies E. M. GWATHMEY L. E. Jennings B. Johnson R. D. Hill A. M. La,w H. A. Ligon, Jr. W. P. Ligon B. Manning T. Q. McGee J. H. Montgomery J. W. Montgomery T. C. Montgomery S. J. Nichols C. L. O ' Neale C. L. O ' Neale, Jr. J. W. Page L. W. Perrin J. W. E. Prather J. K. S. Ray A. L. Rogers W. A. Rogers Fratres in Facultate J. A. Gamewell Fratres in Collegio Seniors Thomas J. Willard Hayne H. Crum Juniors John H. Graves Sophomores R. Webb Thompson Cecil J. Hawes Pledges Ellison D. Smith, Jr. Wardlaw Leonard D. P. Sanders A. O. Simpson J. W. Simpson L. W. Smith J. Y. Smith Y. W. Smith C. F. Stickley M. C. Stone W. S. Thompson T. R. Trimmer K. H. V aughan R. D. Webb Dick Williams C. P. Wofford A. A. Wright John Staples Bill Carr Tom Lyles Buck Vaughan D. D. Wallace Joseph A. Few W. Boykin Lyles, Jr. A. A. McLeod Fleming Bomar Farley Smith J. B. Cantey Price Edwards Page One Hundred Seventy-three Barnwell Coppet ge Hamer L. G. Hardin W. L. Hardin Hill King McManus Newton Plyler Walker Page One Hundred Seventy-four i Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma was founded at University of Bologna in 1400. The chapter at Wofford was reestablished in 1917 after having been inactive for a number of years, due to anti-fraternity regulations. Colors: Scarlet, White, and Emerald Green Flower: Lily-of-the-V alley J. H. Anderson Dr. H. S. Black C. F. Calhoun J. E. Crawford R. L. Crutchfield L. EsTis B. Eloyd E. C. Gilmore P. G. Harris Richard A. Elliott Bobs A. Hoover A. Rhett Nicholson, Jr. Worth S. Adams Robert E. Barnwell, Jr. J. S. Coppedge E. E. Hamer Fratres in Urbe H. E. Heintish, Jr. O. L. Herring H. W. Johnson S. T. Lanham B. C. Lankford D. w. lawton O. W. Leonard R. E. Leonard Fratres in Facultate Raymond A. Patterson Fratres in Collegio Seniors M. Stewart Eunderburk Junior Albert B. Wolfe Sophomores Joseph L. Smith Pledges ? L. G. Hardin W. L. Hardin H. H. Hill G. E. King C. C. Moore B. Lyles j. C. Trimmier L. C. Palmer R. P. Pell M. K. Thackston H. T. Shockley T. B. Thackston W. L. Walker Thomas H. Gore D. T. Teal Herbert E. Vaughan R. L. McManus G. W. Newton Joseph Plyler N. F. Walker Page One Hundred Seventy -five PI KAPPA PHI BouKNiGHT Cannon Foster Vermont Allen Burts Crider Derrick West Felder Bennett Evans Kellett Holt One Hi ndred Seventy-six { Pi Kappa Phi Zeta Chapter Pi Kappa Phi was founded at the College of Charleston, South Carolina, on December 10. 1904. Zeta Chapter was reestablished on January 10, 1916, after having been inactive for several years, due to anti-fraternity regulations. COLORS: Gold and White . ' FLOWER: Red Rose J. C. BARY G. W. Begg Dr. O. C. Bennett Paul Black Bobo Burnett J. J. Burnett, Jr. H. B. Carlisle, Jr. V. C. Earle J. C. Freeman W. S. Glenn, Jr. J. C. Hamer J. N. HOLCOMBE Fratres in Urbe W. M. HOLCOMBE J. T. Hudson - J. D. Kerr, Jr. J. B. Landrum H. Langford J. C. Lanham L. K. Leonard J. O. Lindsay G. W. McGhee W. J. McKay C. A. Moss Boyd Nash Fratres in Collegio Seniors Ed Nash Paul Thomas E. S. Tennent, Jr. J. H. West J. H. White Dr. J. F. Busch Wilton Garrison Frank Gary O. Landrum D. F. Patterson M. S. Hudson T. L. King J. A. Bouknight J. B. CANNON, Jr. J. W. Allen B. L. Allen B. W. White Juniors M. J. Derrick C. D. West, Jr. Sophomores C. B. Feeder Pledges A. Vermont R. V. Foster A. F. BURTS S. B. Mitchell T. R. Crider W. W. Kellett A. P. EVANS T. M. Bennett J. O. Holt Page One Hundred Seventy-seven SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Cantey Harley Bryant McGarity Eaker Humphries Latimer Humphrey E. R. Mason Caldwell Player Teal Bemham Bissell Breeden Clay Gentry Herbert Kinard J. H. Mason Mims Owens Russel Snyder Stack Stephenson Page One Hundred Seventy-eight Sigma Alpha Epsilon South Carolina Gamma Chapter Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded at the University of Alabama on South Carolina Gamma Chapter, after having been inactive for a number anti-fraternity regulations, was reestablished in 1923. March 9 of years. 1 856. due to COLORS: Gold and Purple j. l. anderson Eldridge Barnes L. K. Brice D. C. Bracken J. c. Calhoun W. K. Child R. L. Collins M. H. Daniel J. J. Gentry Fratres in Urbe G. C. Hill, Jr. J. D. Holler H. E. Hunter S. B. Knotts J. A. Law W. S. Law P. K. Brice L. Lindsay H. S. HOLCOMBE J. P. Major Fratres in Collegio Seniors J. M. Humphries G. B. Eaker R. W. Humphrey Juniors Sophomores W. H. Harley J. B. Caldwell, JR. Pledges M. Beacham t. h. snyder Lionel Russel William Bissell Fred Gentry E. A. Kinard D. R. Stack, Jr. L. MiMs K, Herbert R. Bryant E. T. Stephenson Flower: Violet J. W. MANSFIELD J. D. MILLS H. A. Wise P. A. Phillips J. C. Richardson R. C. Richardson j. e. younce Robert Pickens Joe Rothrock S. O. Cantey, Jr. W. B. Latimer E. R. Mason B. F. Teal J. H. Player J. Owens A. P. Breedin W. McGarity J. H. Mason W. Clay Page One Hundred Seventy-nine THETA KAPPA NU Bennet Shuler LiNEBERGER Noble Broome Wolfe Willis Sanders W, D. Brown T. M. Brown GOODSON Stalvey Hartzog Chandler Little JOHN Stroud Little Hardy Miller Wood Page One Hundred Eighty Theta Kappa Nu South Carolina Alpha Chapter Theta Kappa Nu was founded at Springfield, Mo., on June 19, 1924. by the amalgamation of eleven local societies. The South Carolina Alpha Chapter was estalished at Wofford on May 15, 1 926. Colors; Sable, Argent and Crimson FLOWER: White Tudor Rose FRATRES IN URBE Harold McMillan Cannon Leroy Brunson George Lowell Lee Christopher Eugene Hendrix Gibson John Maxey Clyde Edmund Clifton Lancaster James Alfred Dean Robert Garry Moss John Floyd Drake Leonard Brown Murph James Harold Flemming Gene Petty James David Sloan FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Senior D. W. Bennett A. R. Broome W. D. Brown F. R. Hartzog T. M. Brown M. C. Chandler R. G. Gallman C. H. GOODSON P. W. Littlejohn W. W. Miller Juniors Sophomores T. A. Willis PLEDGES J. C. Wood J. J. Little T. C. Shuler H. G. Wolfe J. T. Hardy F. M. Lineberger R. Noble J. M. Sanders O. Stalvey J. H. Stroud Page One Hundred Eighty-one PHI ALPHA EPSILON BuTi.F.R CoGGiNS DuBosE Felder Gossett Lark Atkinson Cross Hickman Holland Moody . Prince Shuler Smith Davidson Sassard Way Allen DeLoach Lockhart Moore Sondley Puge One Hundred Eighty-two Phi Alpha Epsilon A local Social Fraternity organized at Wofford College October 26, 19 V Colors: Garnet. Old Gold and Black FLOWER: American Beauty Ruse FRATRES IN COLLEGIO holman c. gossett Roy M. Butler Julian B. Feeder J. Russell Cross Charles A. Holland R. L. Norrell Freddie R. Atkinson Seniors Juniors C. Gerald DuBose J. Marvin Lark Woodrow D. Coggins Victor R. Hickman Harlan Shuler M. Calvin Smith Walter M. Moody William C. Prince PuPre Sassard Sophomores M. C. Way, Jr. Gerard Davidson PLEDGES Henry D. Lockhart M. Kempson DeLoach Wilson Moore William A. Sondley Walter S. Allen Page One Hundred Eighty-three BouKNiGHT Derrick Humphries Latimer Robertson Smith Coan Crum Thomasson Parnell Bennett Little Funderburke Gore Pan-Hellenic Council J. A. BOUKNIGHT, President: M. J. DERRICK Pi Kappa Phi J. M. Humphries, Vice-President : W, B. Latimer Sigma Alpha Epsilon Roy Robertson, Secretary: H. W. Smith Alpha Lambda Tau W. D. Coan, Treasurer: H. H. CRUM Kappa Alpha D. J. C. Thomasson,- H. S. Parnell Delta Sigma Phi D. W. Bennett; J. J. Little Theta Kappa Nu M. S. Funderburke; T. H, Gore Kappa Sigma Page One Hundred Eighty-four MILITARY Color Sergeants and Guards COLOR BEARERS J. E. Goodwin Cadet Staff Sergeant D. W. McCravy, Jr • ■ . Cadet Staff Sergeant COLOR GUARDS W. C. Herbert, Jr Cadet Sergeant H. G. Nesbitt Cadet Sergeant Page One Hundred Eighty -six The Band T. H. Gore, Jr., Band Commander Cadet Captain M. E. Boozer, Band Supply Officer Cadet First Lieutenant J. C. Williams Cadet First Sergeant B. H. Tucker Cadet Sergeant Adams, L. B. Kester, W. S. Berry, W. P. King, J. H. Broome, A. R. Lancaster, A. L. Cannon, J. B., Jr. McClurd, J. R. CROUT, J. M. MOOREHEAD, J. S. Covington, R. B. Noble, R. J. Faucett, W. M. Parker, A. D. FiKE. W. R. Phillips, R. M. Flynn, J. T. Powell, J. E. Gore, T. H., Jr. Tucker, B. H. Hardin, W. L. Ward, J. A. Houck.B. F. Ward, V. S. Williams, J. C. Page One Hundred Eighty-seven Reserve Officers Training Corps BATTALION STAFF Captain H. F. TeATE Professor of Military Science and Tactics Captain DeWITT C. Smith Professor of Military Science and Tactics Sergeant W. B. Stewart Assistant in Military Science and Tactics CADET OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER GROVER B. Faker, Battalion Commander Cadet Lieutenant Colonel George A. Baker, Battalion Executive Cadet Major J. M. Humphries, Battalion Adjutant Cadet Captain J. O. Holt, Plans and Training Cadet Captain H. HUCKS, Jr., Personnel Adjutant Cadet Captain H. C. GOSSETT, Battalion Supply Cadet Captain L. M. Cecil, Jr., Sergeant Major Cadet Staff Sergeant F. R. Atkinson Cadet Staff Sergeant S. B. Mitchell Cadet Staff Sergeant J. L. TOLBERT Supply Corporal CADET OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER George A. Baker, Battalion Commander Cadet Lieutenant Colonel GrOVER B. Faker, Battalion Executive Cadet Major David W. Bennett, Battalion Adjutant Cadet Captain Richard F. Cecil, Plans and Training Cadet Captain H, HUCKS, Jr., Personnel Adjutant Cadet Captain H. C. GOSSETT, Battalion Supply Cadet Captain L. M. Cecil, Jr. Sergeant Major . Cadet Staff Sergeant F. R. ATKINSON Cadet Staff Sergeant S. B. MITCHELL Cadet Staff Sergeant J. L. TOLBERT Supply Corporal Page One Hundred Eighty-eight - Senior Platoon Anderson. W. M. Prince, W. C. Benson, D. L. Seidenspinner, H. L. Bonner, T. W. Shuler, T. C. Butler, R. M. Smith, M. C. COGGINS, W. D. Thomasson, D. J. C. Copeland, J. M. Walden, R. H. Crouch, F. W. Walden, J. H. DuBosE, C. G, West, C. D. Feeder, J. B. Williamson, A. W. Fowler, N, R. Allen, B. L. Hickman, V. R. Mason, E. R. King, C. L. Hardin, L. G. Moody, W. M. Foster, R. V. Patterson, H. C. Humphrey, R. W. Knotts, J. E. Page One Hundred Eighty-nine Company A M J. E. Brown. Company Commander Cadet Captain J. A. BOUKNIGHT, Second m Command Cadet First Lieutenant J. D. BlanTON. Commander First Platoon Cadet First Lieutenant J G Hughes, Commander Second Platoon Cadet First Lieutenant B. H. Brown, JR Cadet Fust Sergeant R Robertson Cadet Sergeant, First Platoon B T GAULT Cadet Sergeant, Second Platoon FIRST PLATOON Abercrombie, C. L. Barrett, H. E. Brannon, R. O. Feeder, C. B. ACKERMAN p. C. Beckham, J. H. Branton, C. K. Galloway. L. M. ADAMS W S. Bell, E. P, Brown. E. D. Graves. J. H. Anderson. D. B. Bell, L. S. Bryant. R. S. Hardy, J. T. Alexander, J. V. Blackwell, W. H, Cannon. W. C. Heckard, C. L. Alexander, W. W. Boozer. H. W. DuBose. R. N. Hendley. A. E. ALLEN W S. BOUKNIGHT, H. F. EDWARDS, L. R. JONES. J. G. LYBRAND, J. B. SECOND PLATOON Bryant C Clay, E. W. Gentry, F. L. Nicholson, A. R. BUDDIN B A COPPEDGE, J. S. HUGHSTON, J. W. SCHREYER, G. M. BUNDY J. B. DANIEL. W. C. HAYNES. R. F, SMITH. H. W. BURGDORF F. DeLOACH. M. K. BROWN, T. M. THOMASSON. P. F. CANNON D Dickson. S. E. Beacham, M. W. Tolleson, W. J. Carmichael, W. B. Duncan, J. Davidson, G. H. Waltrip, T. D. Cecil C W. Edwards, H. P. Kemp, J. C, White, B. W. Cheves C. C. Evans, A. P. Lancaster, P. T. White, C, H, Champion, A. J. Garris, S. B. Love, B. H. Willis. T. A. Wood. J. C. Page One Hundred Ninety m Company B ' ' C. B. MOONEYHAM, Company Commander Cadet Captain R. A. ELLIOTT, Second in Command Cadet First Lieutenant J. F. TiNDALL. Commander First Platoon Cadet First Lieutenant J. H. Webber, Commander Second Platoon Cadet First Lieutenant M. B. Jones Cadet First Sergeant J. H. Stroud Cadet Sergeant, First Platoon V. E. Moore Cadet Sergeant, Second Platoon FIRST PLATOON ANDERSON, W, R. GAULT, J. M. HENDLEY, W. H., JR. KELLETT, W. W. Banks, H. Goings, F. R. Herring, H, D. Kelley, W. S. Beacham, p. S. Godfrey, T. S. Hicks, H. C. King, J. B. Blackwell, J. L. Graham, J. W, P. Hill, H. H. Littlejohn, P. W. Buddin, W. L. Grevemberg, O. E. Hines, J. D. Lyles, W. B. Chandler, M. C. Guerry. D. Hodges, J. C. Mason, M. P. Elmore, T. E. Hardy, J. F. Howell, P. F. McChesney, H. S. Epps, J. H. Haselden, J. F. Hurst, F. J. ' Phillips, R. M. Hamer. E. F. Johnson, L. C. SECOND PLATOON Hyatt, G. S. Martin, E. G. Moody, P. Souther, W. E. KiNARD, A. E. McLeod, a. a. Moore, a. D. Stalvey, O. Lancaster, W. P. McCravy, D. W. Moore, J. H. Stroud, J. H. Lee, C. a, McEadden, J. E. Moore, V. E. Vaughan, H. E. Leonard, O. W., Jr. McManus, R. L. Moore, W. L. Williams, W. L. LiGON, M. G. McWhorter, J. C. Murphy, R. M. Willingham, B. B. LocKHART, H. D. Miller, W. W. Newton, C. W. Wood, S. S. Lybrand, J. A. MiMs, D. L. Page, E, W. Trakas, G. N. Monk, R. O. Parnell, H. S. Page One Hundred Ninety -one Company D W. Bennett, Company Commander Cadet Captain A. C. QUATTLEBAUM, Second in Command Cadet First Li eutenant C M. Fuller, Commander First Platoon Cadet First Lieutenant J. W. Allen, Commander Second Platoon Cadet First Lieutenant H. G. Wolfe Cadet First Sergeant F H SHULER Cadet Sergeant, First Platoon R L NORRELL Cadet Sergeant, Second Platoon FIRST PLATOON BENNETT, T. M. LYLES, J. W, PLAYER, J. H. ROSS, T. B„ jR. Blakeley. J. C. Little, J. J. Porter, N. D. Rouquie, Gabe BoMAR, F. B. Mason, J. A. Prince, D. A. Scott, J, S. Brown T. E. Mason, T. P. Ragsdale, C. W. Shapiro, E. N. Cannon W M. Newton, P. J. Ritter, W. W. Shealy, W. D. CRiDER T. R. Owens, J. K. Riley, W. J. Smith, C. F. Hoover B A. Paine, F. M. Robbins, F. C, Shuler, F. H. KooN, J. B. Partlow, G. L. Robertson, P. C. Williams, H. S. LINEBERGER, F. M. PiNSON, B. W. ROGERS, W. E. SECOND PLATOON CRUM H. H. smith, J. E. STRAIT, C. E. WARD, H. K. GARNET, p. SNYDER, T. H. SWANNER, T. C. WAY, M. C. MULLIKIN, J. B. SONDLEY, W. A. TEAL, B. F. WEBB. L. NORRELL, R.L. SPELL, C.R. TEAL, D. T, WHITTEN, P. R. SANDERS, J. M. Stack, D. R. Thompson, L. T. Williams, A. T. Sassard D. Stafford, R. N. Thompson, R. W. Wolfe, H. G. Smith, D. N, Stearns, C, E. Tinsley, J. B. Woody, R. T. Smith E. D. Stalvey, O. Ulmer, B. R. Younginer, C. W. Smith J B. Stephenson, E. T. Walker, J. S. Zimmerman, C. E. ■ Page One Hundred Ninety-two SPONSORS iss SVlary Margaret C cil The Bohemian, Sigma Upsilon Richard F. Cecil, Edaor-in-Chief, President iMiss Myrtle Qentry The Bohemian. The R.O.T.C. Battalion GROVER B. EAKER, Business Manager. Cadet Lieutenant -Colonel SVIiss cAugusta S cQregor Sludenl Body J. A. BOUKNIGHT, President iMiss Carrre T ' hinney Latimer The Glee Club W. BENNETT LATIMER, Manager SVIiss cAlice ' Betty C-i bertson Y. M. C. A. JULIAN B. FELDER, President iMiss Vernice Hurst The Band T. H. GORE, JR., Drum Major S iss Sara ones The Senior Class, The Senior Order of Gnomes HERBKRT HUCKS, JR., President, Chairman iMiss ' Virginia Cooper The Sophomore Class WORTH S. ADAMS, President c9Vfrss T ' earl Little john The Junior Class B. T. GAULT, President iMiss Harnett Houck The Freshman Class LATHAN MIMS, President SVIiss ' ' Jiosa Lu Hacks The Old Gold and Black. I. R. C. HERBERT HUCKS, JR., Editor-in-Clncf. President SVIiss Mary Qnffin ■ The Journal. The R. O. T. C. Battalion G. A. BAKER, Edilor-iii-Chicf , Cadet Lieut. Colonel HVIiss Olivia Hishop The Old Gold and Black JAMES M. COPELAND, Business Manager Miss Caroline ' Verner The Journal JULIAN M. HUMPHRIES, Business Manager S iss Martha ' Boukmght Football J. A. BOUKNIGHT. Captain Miss cAnnie iMaisie Shell Basketball, Scabbard and Blade CLEO B. MOONEYHAM, Captain, President Miss Marye Qvove Football RICHARD A. ELLIOTT, Manager Miss Sarah ' Peeler Basketball BEN HILL BROWN, JR., Manafier S iss ' Vivian Qlayton Alpha Lambda Tau SVliss ' ' Betty Woodward Kappa Alpha Miss iMary Hipp Wilson Delta Sigma Phi SVIiss Vera ' Tiranyon Kappa Sigma SVIiss Soelyn Kelly Theta Kappa Nu S lrs. C- H. Humphries Blue Key iMiss Louise T age North Carolina Club R. E. WARD, President First Semester iss Cstelle ' Prince The Stratford Players ALLAN R. BROOME, President iMiss Qrace ' Page North Carolina Club T. H. HOUCK, President Seeond Semester mts. W. . Qrigg Delta Chi Alpha W. R. GRIGG, President ADVERTISEMENTS THE CITIZENS SOUTHERN BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA SPARTANBURG, S. C. No Account Too Large — None Too Small. Montgomery Crawford 1 i sporting Goods ! Firearms Ammunition China — Glassware Phone 375 HELLO, BOYS AT WOFFORD! You know we are your friends! Just want to see you in our shop more often! Fred ' s Flower Shop MONTGOMERY BLDG. PHONES 145 2 AND 145 3 SEE GROVER EAKER Our Collcijc Rcfrcsciitativo McCLAREN TIRES | Carolina Made by | Carolina Folks | Written Guarantee — Fresh Live Rubber ERNEST BURWELL Incorporated SPARTANBURG. S. C. i Page Two Hundred Six Our Success is Due to Satisfied Customers PHOTOGRAPHS For this Annual By Manning Studio Spartanburg, S. C. 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