Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1938 volume:

9 3 BDHEMIRN WILBUR D. LIVINGSTON PJditor HAROLD W. McCLINTOCK Bi(.si)(cs.s Slcaiager I ! I VOLUME THIRTY-ONE have tried to make it representative. ( )nr colleg-e days will soon be gone and we will axj to join in that group of men called the Alumni of Wofford . It is our hoije that this book, in ears to come, will afford some joy to you by recalling to you old acquaintances and experiences. And if, by chance, you gain some in- spiration from these pages, our work shall not have been in vain. This is your Annual, and it is only through your cooiseration that the 1938 Bohemian has finally round- ed into shape. We hoi e that you like it. To Dr. Joseph Augustus Gamewell, in recognition of the great service that he has rendered to WofTord College, we dedicate this nineteen hundred thirty-eight Bohemian. During the sixty-three years that uncle Gus has been a professor at this institution students have learned to know and love and esteem him. His pure and noble life has been an inspiration to many ; and the spirit of his splendid personality will always be a part of Wofford. So it is with the greatest re- spect that we dedicate this book to him. CONTENTS COLLEGE . . . • Book One CLASSES . . . . Book Two ATHLETICS . . . Book Three ACTIVITIES . . . Book Four FEATURES . . • • Book Five ALMA MATER By K. C. Frazer 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, Conquer and Prevail . Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Dear old Wofford, Hail ! Cherished by thy sons forever Memories sweet will throng; ' Round our hearts, dear Alma Mater, As we sing thy song. When we from thy halls have parted. And life ' s battle ' s on, Thy great spirit shall inspire us Till eternal dawn. DMINISTRATIO Dr. Henrv Nelson Snyder $BK President A.B., Vanderbilt University, 1887: M.A., Vanderbilt University, 1890 Litt.D., University of South Carolina, 1905; LL.D., University of South Caro lina, 1910; at Wofford since 1890; President since 1902. Pjge Twelve ADMINISTRATION Dr. a. DuPrE, Dean A.B., Wofford College, 1895; M.A., Wofford College, 1896; LL.D., Furman ; University, 1933; at Wofiford since 1912; acting president in 1920-21; Dean 1920-25, and since 1926. ' TO THE SENIORS IN PARTICULAR After four years you now go to join a long line of loyal alumni. With them there is kinship and may be comradeship if you will. Your intellectual and spiritual levels have been lifted, for, in the realm of the mind and the spirit, progress means not only forward but upward. | ' Here freely you have received. Now you must freely give of time, j effort, and self. You will be ever mindful of your Alma Mater, who, if I she has not been the source of your strength and power, has at least been able to direct them in accordance with ideas, ideals, and traditions which ■ ' she deems worthy of perpetuating through you. I Page Thirteen F A C U L T Y Joseph Augustus Gamewell Professor of Latin A.B., Wofford College, 1871 ; M.A., Wofford College, 1873; LL.D., Wofford College, 1937; at Wofford since 1875. 4 John George Ceinkscales Professor of MatlieiiiaUcs A.B., Wofford College, 1876 M.A.. Wofford College, 1890 LL.D., Erskine College, 1912 at Wofford since 1899. COEEMAN B. Wai ler. XB Professor of Chemistry and Biology A.B., Wofford College, 1892; M.A., Wofford College, 1893; Ph.D., Vanderbilt Lhiiversity, 1903 ; at Wofford since 1904. WiEEiAM Leonard Pugh, Professor of English A.B., Parsons College. 1897; M.A., Parsons College, 1901; M.A., Northwestern LIniversity, 1908; Ph.D., Harvard Univer- sity; 1911 ; Litt.D., Parsons Col- lege, 1930; at Wofford since 1911. David Duncan Wallace BK Professor of History and Economics A.B., Wofford College, 1894; M.A.. Wofford College, 1895; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1899; LL.D., University of South Carolina, 1924; Litt.D., Presbyterian College of S. C, 1925 ; at Wofford since 1899. James Alburn Chiles, Professor of Modern Languages A.B., Central College, 1895; M.A., Vanderbilt University, 1898; Ph.D., LTniversity of Illi- nois, 1908; at Wofford since 1914. Page Fourteen F A C U L T Y Arcadius McSwain Trawick nrN Professor of Religions Education A.B.. Vanderbilt University, 1895; B.D., Vanderbilt Univer- sity, 1897 ; at Wofford since 1921. Edward Hampton ShulER Assista7it Professor of Applied Mathematics B.S., Clemson College, 1909; State Licensed Engineer ; at Wofford since 1912. William Ch, pm.- n Herbert Professor of Edncation and Greek A.B., Wofford College, 1904; M.A., Wofford College, 1922; M.A., Columbia University, 1928; Professional Diploma, Teachers College, 1928; at Wofford since 1926. John Leonard Salmon Bne Professor of Modern Langnages A.B., Centre College, 1914; M.A., Harvard LUiiversity, 1926; at Wofford 1921-25, and since 1928. Clarence Clifford Norton Professor of Social Sciences B.S., Millsaps College, 1919: M.A., Emory LTniversity, 1920; Ph.D.. University of North Carolina, 1927 ; at Wofford since 1925. Charles Semple Petti? Professor of Physics B.S., L niversity of Wiscon- sin, 1917; M.S., LIniversity of Wisconsin, 1918; at Wofford since 1922. ' Page Fifteen F A C U L T Y Raymond Agnew Patterson XB Assistant Professor of Chem- istry and Bacteriology A.B., AVofford College, 1916; M.A., Wofford College. 1917; at Wofford since 1926. William Raymond Bourne 2T Assistant Professor of Modern Lane nag es A.B., Wofford College, 1923; M.A., University of North Carolina, 1927; at Wofford 1925-26, and since 1928. Kenneth Daniel Coaxes, 2T Assistant Professor of English A.B., University of North Carolina, 1925; M.A., Univer- sity of North Carolina, 1932; at Wofford since 1928. Franklin E. Lowance n 3 Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.S., Roanoke College, 1927: M.A., Duke University. 1931; PhD., Duke University, 1935: at Wofford since 1936. Albert Stanbury, $BK Assistant Professor of English A.B., Duke University, 1931 ; M.A., Duke University, 1932; at Wofford since 1936. Frank J. Bostick Professor of Elementary and Easiness Laze A.B., Wofford College, 1917; LL.B., Georgetown University School of Law, 1925 ; at Wof- ford since 1937. Page Sixteen F A C U L T Y Danny Hugh Montgomery Assistant in the Dept. of Re- ligions Bdncation and Director of Stndent Religions A ctii ' ities A.B., Wofford College, 1932; B.D.. Yale University, 1935; m,ernber S. C. Conference, M. E. Church ; at Wofford since 1937. ■Walter Bruce Stewart Assistant in M-ilitary Science iind Tactics Sergeant in the United States Army. Stationed at Wofford since 1930. Charles Clarke Loughlin Professor of Military Science and Tactics LL.B., University of N. C, 1906; Major U. S. Army. Sta- tioned at Wofford since 1937. Carl C. Cu:)PER Assistant in Military Science and Tactics Sergeant in the L nited States Army. Stationed at Wofford since 1937. BoR Cnn.iis Assistant I ' rofcssor of Military Science and Tactics Captain in the LInited States Army. Stationed at Wofford since 1935. Joseph Kennerly Davis Treasurer and Business Man- ager of Wofford College A.B., Wofford College, 1910. Page Seventeen F A C U L T Y Miss Mary Sydnor DuPrB Miss Dorothy E. Woodward Librarian Secretary to the President Whitefoord-Smith Memorial Library. Miss Lamira Bennett Secretary to the Treasurer Mrs. ClEma P. Hayes Nurse Page Eighteen VVofford men will always remember the hours spent during- and between classes. Friendships have been formed then — true friendships — friendships that will last. And through it all a spirit pervades ; thous ' h dimmed it may become by the passinc years, that spirit will remain in the heart of every t,n ' aduate. MISS MARGARET P ITZGERALD FLETCHER SENIORS OFFICERS T. K. Fletcher, Jr President W. A. Jones Viee-President E. S. Hunt Seeretary W. J. CoLViN, Jr Treasurer W. M. S NODDY, Jr Historian Miss Margaret Fitzgerald Sponsor JONES HUNT COLVIN SNODDY Le Bohemian Ariail JOSEPH PAUL ALEXANDER, Jk., B.S. LAURRNS, S. C. SAE, Blue Key. WALTER S. ALLEN, A.B. rembert, s. c. KSK, International Relations Club, Sigma Tau Alpha. JAMES MILTON ARIAIL, Jr., A.B. COLUMBIA, S. C. KS, Blue Key, Senior Order of Gnomes. Page T u enty-]our 9 3 8 ASHMORE JOE McDANIEL ASH IORE. B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. 2AE, Blue Key, International Relations Club, Beta Pi Theta, Scaljbard Blade. CHARLES BYNUM ATVVATER, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. nivci). A. A. AVGERINOS, B.S. UNION S. C. Page T u ' enty-five 7k ] OH EMIflN R. R. Bfii,!, R. J. AYCOCK, Jr., B.S. PINEWOOD, S. C. 0KN, Blue Key, Stratford Players. JASPER H. AYER. A.B. GOVAN, S. C. RICPIARD RANDOLPH BELL, B.S. CHERITON, VA. Fage Tu ' enty-six 9 3 8 T. A. Bei.i THOMAS A. BELL, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. AAT, Chi Beta Phi, Scabbard Blade. SMITH C. BREEDEN, B.S. BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. SAE. W. T. BURNETT, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Delta Phi Alpha. Pcige Ttvenly-seven 7L ] OH EMIflN Burton CALDWELL JOHN CECIL BURTON, B.S. NINETY-SIX, S. C. ROY ALLEN BUSSEY. A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Liternational Relations Club. LEONARD C. CALDWELL. B.S. ECLECTIC, ALA. Page Tiuenty-eight 9 3 8 Carroli SMALL WOOD GRAHAiM CARRfiTJ,, Jk., A.B. COSBY, S. C. WILLL M JEROME COLVIN, Jr., A.B. HOLLV HIIX. S. C. 0KN, Blue Key, Liternational Relations Club, Scabbard Blade GEORGE FREDERICK CONLEY, A.B. MARION, N. C. Page Tiventy-nhie ' JL B O H E M I R N CULBRUTH BENJAMIN WOFFORD COX, AiB. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Sigma Tau Alpha. BEN EMMERSON CREIGHTON. Jr., B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Chi Beta Phi, Sigma Tau Alpha. HUGH BURNS CULBRETH, B.S. CAMPOBElyl O, S. C. ?a e Thirty Duncan FLOYD A. DUNCAN, A.B. LINCOI NTON, N. C. Sigma Tau Alpha. ALBERT B. EDWARDS, A.B. ROWESVII LE, S. C Liternational Relations Club. HORACE L. EVANS. B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. nK I , Chi Beta Phi. Page Thirty-one ] O H EM I R N Fletchek Foster Freeman THOMAS ROGER FLETCHER. Jr,, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. nK$, Blue Rey, International Relations Club, Senior Order of Gnomes, Scabbard Blade, Beta Pi Theta. JULIAN ALLEN FOSTER, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Sigma Tau Alpha. PALMER ' FREEMAN, B.S. TUCAPAU, S. C. Page Thirty-HL ' o 9 3 8 Fryga MICHAEL B. FRYGA, A.B. NEW YORK, N. Y. Sigma Tail Alpha. DAVID C. GARVIN, Jr., B.S. SPART.ANBURG, S. C. Blue Key, Scabbard Blade. GEORGE ALEXANDER GILL, Jr., B.S. RODMAN, S. C. nK$. Page Thirty-three 7k 3 O H EM I R Hambrick REGINALD E. GREGORY, B.S. BATESBURG, S. C. Sigma Tan Alpha. R. D. GUERRY, Jr., B.S. KINGSTREE, S. C. J. REID EIAMBRICK, A.B. SVARTANBURGj S. C. Fage Thirty-four 9 3 8 Hammond ROBERT HAMMOND, B.S. GREENVILI.C, S. C. WALTER NOLAN HARRELSON. A.B. NICHOLS, S. C. Scabbard Blade. W. FRANK HEFENER, A.B. MAIDEN, N. C. Sigma Tan Alpha. Page Thirty-five ] OH EMIRN HODGlJ JAMES B. HEINS, B.S. BI YTHEWOOD, S. C. LEONARD RAYMOND T-IILL, A.B. FAIRFOREST, S. C. Blue Key, Scabbard Blade. GAMEEL B. HODGE. B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Stratford Players. Page Thirty-s x 9 3 8 CLAUDE A. HOUCK, Jr,, A.B. WINSTON-SALUM, N. C. i Sigma Upsilon, International Relations Club, Sigma Tau Ali ha. W. W. HUBBARD, B.S. BENNRTTSVILLE, S. C. EMORY S. HUNT, Jr., A.B. PELZER, S. C. KSK, International Relations Club, Scabbard Blade. Page Thirty-sei ' en OIJN GLENN ISOM, Jr., A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. KA, Scabbard Blade. JASPER C. JENKINS, Jr., A.B. CHESNEE, S. C. LEWIS PINCKNEY JONES, A.B. LAURENS, S. C. SAE, Blue Key, Beta Pi Theta, Sigma Upsilon, International Relations Club. Page Thirty-eight 9 3 8 W. A. Jones WILLIAM ALVAH JONES, A.B. WOODFORD, S. C. Blue Key, Senior Order of Gnomes, Beta Pi Theta. Sigma Upsilon, Delta Phi Alpha. WILLIAM RHODES JONES, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Al] , Blue Kev, Scabbard Blade. WALTER WOLFE KELLER, A.B. CAMERON, S. C. nK$. Pdge Thirty-nine e Bohemian Lark OLIN O. KEMP. B.S. EDGEFIEI D, S. C. ROBERT LAWTON KILGO, A.B. DARLINGTON, S. C. Kx4., International Relations Club, Scabbard Blade. RAYMOND B. LARK. A.B. SPARTANBURG. S. C. Blue Key, International Relations Club, Scabbard Blade. Vage Forty 9 3 8 Leonard CARMAN GRATTON LEONARD, B.S. TABOR CITY, N. C. WILBUR DuBOSE LIVINGSTON, A.B. DENMARK, S. C. KSK, International Relations Club, Senior Order of Gnomes, Beta Pi Theta, Sigma Upsilon, Sigma Tau Alpha. HAROLD WILLIAM McCLINTOCK, B.S. ORA, S. C. Page Forty-one e ] OH EMIRN EDGAR PAUL McWPIIRTER, Jr., A.B. UNION, S. C. Sigma Tau Alpha. ALFRED CLEVELAND MARTIN, A.B. GAFPNEY, S. C. THOMAS LAWTON NEELY, A.B. WELI ORD, S. C. Sigma Tau Alpha. Vage Vorly-tivo 9 3 Newman FRANCIS D. NEWMAN, B.S. OSWEGO, S. C. AAT, Blue Key, Scabbard Blade. MACK A. PACE, Jr.. B.S. SAI UDA, N. C. WIEEIAM RODNEY PADGETT, A.B. WINSTON-SALKM, N. C. ©KN, Delta Phi Alpha, Sigma Upsilon. Page Porty-three 7k Bohemian Parker A. A. Pearson CARL L. PARKER, A.B. RIDGELAND, S. C. KSK, Sigma Tau Alpha. MAXW EIX F. PARROTT, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. A AT. ARCHIE A. PEARSON, B.S. UNION, S. C, Vage For y-foi r 9 3 8 C. T. Pearson CECIL TRAIL PEARSON, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. NOLEN H. PENLAND, ]r., B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. UK . JAMES DOUGLAS PHILLIPS, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C- Page Forty-fiv e Bohemian JOHN M. REYNOLDS, A.B. ASHEVILIvFo N. C. A. C. Smith JAMES ROBERT SARRATT, B.S. gaf:pn];y, s. c. ALBERT CLIFTON SMITH. Jr., A.B. GLENN, SPRINGS, S. C. Chi i;eta Phi. Scal bard Blade. Page Por y-ux 9 3 8 G. Smith GOBH SMITI-I, Jr.. B.S. or,AR, s. c. T. RODNEY SMITH, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. WALTER J. SMOAK, A.B. younge;s islAx p, s. c. Sigma Tau Alpha. Page Forty-seven Bohemian StacpoolE WARREN McCORD SNODDY, Jr., B.S. FAIRMONT, S. C. nK$, International Relations Club, Blue Key, Scabbard Blade. W. CANTEY SPROTT, A.B. MANNING, S. C. SAE, Sigma Tau Alpha. ALBERT CHARLES STACPOOLE. B.S. NEW YORK, N. Y. KS, Blue Key, Sigma LTpsilon. Page Forty-eight 9 3 8 JAMES ALEXANDER STANTON. B.S. MCCOLL, S. C. L. J. STRAIT, Jr., A.B. ROCK HIIX, S. C. JACK p. TATE. A.B. SPAR ' r.A.NBURG, S. C. International Relations Club, Delta Phi Alpha, Beta Pi Theta Page Forty-nine Bohemian SPARTANBURG, S. C. KA. C. R. WALLACE. A.B. GRAY COURT, S. C. JULIAN MELLETTE WAY, A.B. cuo, s. c. 0KN. 9 3 8 PAUL RIEHLE WRITTEN, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. WOODROW W. WILLARD, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. KA. NEIL CARSON WILLIAMS, Jr., A.B. HIGH POINT, N. C. 0KN, Sigma Tau y lpha. Page Fifty-one 1 ' RUFUS HILL wr)FF()kl), SFLBY A. YELA ' ERTuX, B.S. A.B. WOODRUFF, S. C. FUREKA, N. C. AAT, l-;iue Key. K2K. SENIOR CLASS POEM By W. D. Livingston, Class Poet To days that now have gone we turn our thoughts. How strange it seems to us that they are past : For they have gone and will not come again Exce pt in reveries. How sad it is Yet even sweet to have those memories Of colle.ge days: we hold them still and shall Until the parting life shall bid us on. And as we leave, her towers shine and tell To us in noble, whispering tones, Oh ! Men, The fight is on. The fight is on, ye dare Not turn and flee for fear as cowards do ; Ye must be brave, ye must be strong, and work And strive ye must. This is your task : to spread Some joy, to ease some pain, to love all men; And men shall know and praise you for your deeds. And life goes on and death draws ni.gh and still She shines ; the aged man shall see her light And love her still and smile to think of her. He longs to sing her praise with parting breath ; She soothes and whispers softly in his ear. ' Tis sweet to live but sweeter still to die. Page Fijty-tii ' o WHO ' S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS This is a list of the iiiciiibcrs of the Soiior Chiss zdto hold the more important positions on the campus. The minimum requirement for recof mtion in this eohinin is one of the fol- lozvmg: Student Body Officer, Class President, Editor or Business Manager of one of the three publications. President of an Honorary Fraternity. Member of Senior Order of Gnomes, or Member of IVho ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. ARIAIL, James M., Jr.— Treasurer of Student Body: Member of Senior Order of Gnomes; Member Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities ; President Block W Club ; President Freshman Class, 1934-35 ; Captain Varsity Football ; Voted Most School Spirited in Senior Cla ss. ASHMORE, Joe M.— Vice-President Student Body; Member Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities : Captain Varsity Baseball ; Vice-President Scabbard and Blade. BELL, Thomas A.— President Chi Beta Phi. COLVIN, W. Jerome, Jr.— Business Manager Journal. FLETCHER, Thomas K., Jr. — President Senior Class; President International Relations Club; President Scabbard and Blade; Chairman Senior Order of Gnomes; Member Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities ; Voted lost Outstanding and Most Popular in Senior Class. GARVIN, David C, Jr.— Business Manager Old Gold and Black; Captain Varsity Tennis team; Lieutenant Colonel, Battalion Commander. R.O.T.C. ; Voted Biggest Bluff in Senior Class; Sports Editor of the Bohemi. x. JONES, Lewis P.— Editor Old Gold and Blaek : President Beta Pi Theta ; President Calhoun- Snyder Literary Society. JONES, William A.— President Blue Key; President Delta Phi Alpha; President Sigma Upsilon; Member Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities ; Voted Best Read in Senior Class; Vice-President Senior Class; Member Senior Order of Gnomes. LARK, Raymond B.— President Honor Council; Voted lost Dignified in Senior Class; Secretary Scabbard and Blade. LIVINGSTON, Wilbur D.— Editor of the Bohemi. n; President of Preston Literary Society; Member of Senior Order of Gnomes; Vice-President of Beta Pi Theta; Vice-President of Y.M.C.A. ; Voted Most Studious in Senior Class. McCLINTOCK, Harold W.— Business lanager of Bohemian; President of Sophomore Class. 1935-36. PARKER, Carl L.— President Y.M.C.A.; Member Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities . STACPOOLE, Albert C— Editor the Journal. WILLIAMS, N. Carson, Jr.— President Sigma Tau Alpha; President Carlisle Literary Society. WOFFORD, Rufus H.— President Student Body; Member Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities ; President Junior Class, IQ36-37- Page Fifty-three SENIOR SUPERLATIVES r ' MOST LIK ELY TO SUCCEED ■tf MOST INTELLECTUAL Jerome Colvin MOS[ BUSINESS AblLIT SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Kaymond Urk, 5EST DRESSED MOST DIGNIFIED ' SHEALY JUNIORS OFFICERS T. A. Sheai y President J. W. Henry I ' icc-Presidcnt M. C. Crouch, Jr Secretary H. T. Williams Treasurer S. H. BallEngER Historian Miss Louise Fov Sf oiisnr U N I O R D. C. ANDERSON. Jr. GAFFNEY, S. C. J. C. ANDERSON MOORE, S. C. C. H. ANDREWS SUMTER, S. C. J. R. ARNOLD WOODRUFF, S. C. E. A. BAILEY, Jr. LA GRANGE, GA. P. C. BAKER NEWBURGH, N. Y. R. S. BALLENGER DUNCAN, S. C. S. H. BALLENGER WALHALLA, S. C. P. L. BAUKNIGHT, Jr. LANCASTER, S. C. D. C. Anderson Arnold R. S. Ballenrer J. C. Anderson B ULEY S. H. BALLENGER Andrews Baker Bauknight Page Fijty-seven J u N ] [ O R S W. T. BELUE UNION, S. C. P. E. BISHOP SPARTANBURG, S. C. N, C. BLACK, Jr. BAMBERG, S. C, R. A. BRACKETT GASTONIA, N. C. C. K. BRIDGES HEATH SPRINGS, S. C. C. A. BROOKS SIEVER CITY, N. C. F. I. BROWNLEY SPARTANBURG, S. C, J. T. BURCH BAMBERG, S. C. S. W. BURNETT SPARTANBURG, S. C. Belue Brackett Brownley Bishop Bridges BURCH Black Brooks Burnett Puge F jty-eight U N I O R J. E. CANNON SPARTANBURG, S. C. G. E. CARR LANCASTER, S. C. H. H. CARTER SPARTANBURG, S. C. C. F. CECIL SPARTANBURG, S. C. W. H. CHANDLER TUCAPAU, S. C. C. L. CHAPMAN, Jr. SAVANNAH, GA. M. H. CHRISTOPHER GREER, S. C. L. W. CLAYTON SPARTANBURG, S. C. B. G. COATZ GLENDAEE, S. C. Cannon Cecil CHRISTOrHER Cuiii Chandler Clayton Carter Chapman COATZ Page Fifty-nine J U N I O R S C. B. CROOK LYMAN, S. C. M. C. CROUCH, Jr. HARTSVILLE, S. C. G. Y. CULBERTSON, Jr. SPARTANBURG, S. C. S. M. DANNELLY EHRHARDT, S. C. J. E. DANNER SUMTER, S. C. H. D. DAVIS CHESTERFIELD, S. C. G. O. DEYOUNG, Jr. SPARTANBURG, S. C. T. H. EPTING ARCADIA, S. C. Crook Crouch Culbertson Dannelly Danner Davis Deyoi-ng Dill ' ErxiNG J U N I O R S W. T. FLEMING DRAYTON, S. C. J. K. FLOYD NICHOCS, S. C. R. T. FOLK BAMBERG, S. C. D. C. FOSTER SPARTANBURG, S. C. W. H. GLADDEN ROCK HILL, S. C. J. G. GOING UNION, S. C. W. L. GOODE HAWKINSVILLE, GA. H. E. GREENE CLIFFSIDE, N. C. W. L. GREGORY ROCK HILL, S. C. Fleming Floyd Folk Foster Gladden Going GooDE Greene Gregory Page Sixty-one JUNIOR B. T. GRIFFIN, Jr. EUTAWVILLE, S. C. J. GUNTER COLUMBIA, S. C. ■ W. H. HALL GREAT FALLS, S. C. B. M. HARTZOG OLAR, S. C. J. W. HENRY SPARTANBURG, S. C. R. C. HILL LAURENS, S. C. C. G. HUSKEY WESTMINSTER, S. C. W. E. JOHNSON SPARTANBURG, S. C. G. M. JOHNSTON SMITHFIELD, N. C. GiiiiKiN GuNTER Halt. Hartzog Hknry Htll HusKEY Johnson Johnston Piige Sixty-two U N I O R S D. W. KELLER, Jk. WATERLOO, S. C. J. H. KELLEY HARTSVILLE, S. C. R. B. KING NBESES, S. C. R. E. KIRTLEY SPARTANBURG, S. C. K. G. LAWRENCE FLORENCE, S. C. R. A. McCORD JACKSONVILLE, FLA. J. F. MABRY SPARTANBURG, S. C. G. C. MANGUM, Jr. PAGELAND, S. C. E. G. MARTIN COLUMBIA, S. C. Kkllek Kullev King KiRTLEY Lawrence McCord Mabry Mangum Martin Page Sixty-three J U N I O R J. T. MELTON BOSTIC, N. C. W. B. MOORE COWPfiNS, S. C. VY. F. MOORE CHESTER, S. C. R. F. MORRIS, Jr. GREENVILLE, S. C. W. S. MOSER WINSTON-SAEEM, N. C. SPARTANBURG, S. C. J. H. PADGETT SPARTANBURG, S. C. T. M. PRICE NORWAY, S. C. T. H. RILEY . SWANSEA, S. C. Melton W. B. Moihik W. F. Moore Morris Mosi r Murphy Padgett Price ' Riley P ' ige Sixty-four U N I O R E. L. RINEHART BATESBURG, S. C. J. R. ROUNTREE BUFFALO, S. C. B. E. SANDERS MARIETTA, GA. G. D. SANDERS, Jr. FAIRFAX, S. C. L. D. SHARPE CHAPPELLS, S. C. T. A. SHEALY EEESVIEEE, S. C. W. B. SMITH SUMTER, S. C. D. A. TAYLOR SPARTANBURG, S. C. RiNEHART KOUNTKEE B. E. SaNDEHS G. D. Sanders Sharpe Shealy Smith Steed D. A. Taylor U N I O R W. B. TAYLOR SPARTANBURG, S. C. S. O. TURNER UNION, S. C. S. L. VAUGHAN union, s. c. V. VERMONT SPARTANBURG, S. C. J. C. WALTON VAUCtUSE. s. c. C. W. WHETSTONE ST. MATTHEWS, S. C. L. C. WILKERSON HICKORY GROVE, S. C. H. T. WILLIAMS SPARTANBURG, S. C. 0. M. WILLIAMSON, Jr. NORWAY, S. C. Tavluii Vermont WiLKEKSON Turner Walton Williams Vaughan Whetstone Williamson Page Sixty-six ARIAIL SOPHOMORES OFFICERS T. M. Ariaii, President C. B. Davis J ' ice-President R. F. Rououie; Secretary G. B. Richardson Trnisiirer W. C. Carnes Historian Miss Marv Hum, Kaminer , Sponsor DAVIS ROUQUIE RICHARDSON CARNES O P H O M ORES 1 R. D. ALLEN J. S. AMOS T. M, ARIAIL mm R. W. ATKINSON G. R. AYCOCK F. R. BAKER f . T A RAKFR H. L. BETHEA E. N. BRADDY 1 ' -i L. C. BROOKS J. Y, BRYSON W. P. BUHRMAN, Jr. Allen Amos Ariail Atkinson Aycock F. R. Baker L. A. Baker ' Bethea Braddy Brooks Bryson Buhrman Page Sixty-nine SOPHOMORE D. F. CALDWELL G. R. CANNON J. H. CARLISLE, Jr. W. C. CARNES T. L. CARR W. J. CAUTHEN W. J. CHAPMAN E. S. CLARK J. E. CLARK, Jr. J. W. CLYBURN A. M. COVINGTON J, iM. COX Pdge Seventy O P H O M O RES L. E. CREEL. Jr. J. O. CROSBY, Jr. C. B. DAVIS J. C. DURHAM J. Q. EAKER C. D. EVANS T. H. EVANS C. L. FLOW F. L. GARRETT H. G. GIBSON R. P. GIBSON, Jr. A. K. GOLDFINCH Creel Crosby Davis Durham Eaker C. D. Evans T. H. Evans Flow Garrett H. G. Gibson R. P- Gibson Goldfinch Page Seventy-one SOPHOMORE Goldfinch Harrelson High holcombe Griffin Hartley Hll.L HOIHOYD Hanna Herbert Hilton HOVVLE G. H. GOLDFINCH J. W. GRIFFIN H. C. HANNA W. B. HARRELSON D. S. HARTLEY T. W. HERBERT T. O. HIGH ■W. S. HILL E. HILTON F. S. HOLCOMBE R. L. HOLROYD J. D. HOWLE Page Seventy-two OPHOMORES A. J. HYDRICK, Jr. A. A. KERHULAS E. C. KRUG 1 -.- f • J- W. T. LANDER, Jr. J. D. LITTLEFIELD B. LUCAS, Jr. E. G. McCLEMENTS 0. P. MILLER B. L. MITCHELL, Jr. M. J. MOODY - H. C. PAGE R. E. PATTERSON 1 H ' YDRicK Keuhllas Kkug Lander Littlefield Lucas McClements Miller Mitchell Moody Page Patterson Page Seventy-three SOPHOMORE H. G. PEABODY J. G. RAMSBOTTOM C. H. REED D. B. REYNOLDS F. N. RHOAD G. B. RICHARDSON J. C. RITTER W. M. RIVERS S. O. ROBERTSON ■ R. E. ROUQUIE B. L. RUSHING, Jr. J. S HANDS D. W. SMITH Peabody Ramsbottom Reed Reynolds Rhoad Richardson RiTTER Rivers Robertson RouquiE Rushing Shands Smith Page Seventy-jour OPHOMORES H. B. SNYDER W. C. STACKHOUSE E. N. THOMASON H. S. TODD B. H. TROUTMAN W. L. TURNER R. L. TYLER, Jr. L. T. UPTON, Jk. R. R. WATTS G. H. WILBURN F. E. WILLIAMS 1.. H. WILLIAMS A. O. WOOD 1 A. WORKMAN Snyder Stackhouse Thomason Todd Troutman Turner Tyler Upton Watts Wilburn F. E. Williams L. H. Williams Wood Workman Page Seventy- five MISS HAKRIET WOFP ORD WOFFORD FRESHMEN OFFICERS S. H. WoFFORD, Jk President J. A. White J ' lce-Presidcnt H. EuAS Secretary D. A. YONGUE Treasurer R. S. Stewart Historian Miss Harriet Wofford S ' t onsor WHITE ELIAS VOXGUE STEWART H M N p. M. ABERNATT-IY W. J. ALLRAN, Jr. J. C. ARANT E. M. ATWELL A. A. BICKLEY R. H. BLACKBURN E. A. BRADLEY, Jr. W. C. BRADWELL J. B. BROWN W. H. BURGESS H. M. BYRD B. M. CANNON G. M. CHEWNING L. S. CONNOR C. E. COPELAND R. M. COURTNEY Abernathy BiCKLEY Brown Chewning Allkan Blackburn Burgess Connor Akant Bradley Byro CoPELAND Atvvell Bradwell Cannon Courtney P ge Seventy-seven F R E S H M E N H. L. DAVIS T. M. DAVIS R. L. DENNIS C. h. DuBOSE J. R. ENGLISH, Jr. C. K. FITZGERALD W. S. FLOYD, Jr. J. E. FORD, Jr. A. F. FOWLER R. M. GAFFNEY I. B. GARNER, Jr. B. P. GARRETT L. W. GARRETT I. P. GIBBONS D. C. GIBSON F. E. GILLESPIE H. L. Davis T. M. Davis Dennis DuBose English Fitzgerald Floyd Ford Fowler Gaffney Garner B. P. Garrl L. W. Garrett Gibbons Gibson Gillespie Page Sevei2ly-eight H M N A. W. GRAMLING C. A. GRAVES A. T. GREENE R. D. GUILDS. Jn. V. HALLMAN R. M. HAMMOND T. E. HAMMOND W. C. HAMMOND L. R. HARLEY L. T. HARTZOG S. T. HOLLAND, Jr. R. P. HOOK J. F. HOPKINS C. M. HUGHES C. C. JOHNSON L. A. JOHNSON Gramling Graves Greene Guilds Hallman R. M. Hammond T. E. Hammond W. C. Hammond Harley Hartzog Holland Hook Hopkins ' Hughes C. C. Johnson L. A. Johnson Page Seventy R E S H M E N C. O. JUMPER L. B. KAPPS W. M. KILLINGSWORTH L. E. KIRKLEY J. A. KNIGHT C. E. LAVENDER J. A. McDonald F. A. McLEOD, Jr. M. B. MANESS H. S. MANNING E. B. MARKS, Jr. H. A. NABORS P. L. PEEPLES W. R. PHILLIPS, Jr. V. E. PLATT, Jr. N. E. PRIESTER, Jr. J[.MI ' ER KaI ' PS KILLINGSWORTH KiRKLEY Knight Lavender McDonald McLeod Maness Manning Marks Nabors PEEPLES Phillips Plait Priester Eighty H M N K. P. RICHARDSON J. E. ROBERTSON S. K. ROWLAND, Jr. R. W. SAMMETH, ]r. J. A. SATCHER S. S. SHULL W. A. SIEGLER J. R. SMITH J. F. SPEARS J. P. STABLER R. S. STEWART W. L. STILL D. O. STURKIE J. D. SUAINER, Jr. H. T. TALBERT G. E. TATE - - -■■if - RiCHARDSOK Satcher Spears Sturkie Robertson Shull Stabler Sumner Rowland Sammeth SiEGi.ER Smith Stewart Still Talbert Tate Page E ' tghty-one R H M N TiLLliR Walsh •I ' n.H-T TrRNKK Walker Ward Wehrlk White Whitmirr M. Williams T. 0. Williams Williamson Wilson Wofi-ord R. L. TILLER J. D. TROUT E. B. TURNER ' V. P. WALKER T. E. WALSH, Jr. W. T. WARD L. WEHRLE . J. A. WHITE J. A. WHITMIRE M. G. WILLIAMS T. O. WILLIAMS J. W. WILLIAMSON, Jr. J. O. WILSON S. H. WOFFORD, Jr. Pj_ e Eight y- ii ' o STUDENTS WHOSE PICTURES ARE NOT IN CLASS SECTION BRIAN F. HODGES SPARTANBURG, S. C. J. R. Andrews E. H. Anthony B. H. Black J. M. Brown E. C. Burnett, Jr. J. M. Carson p. f. coggins Joseph Curry. D. R. Duncan A. M. Faulkner W. C. EzELL, Jr. J. C. Abernathy R. V. Bishop J. E. BOMAR G. R. Boyd ■W. B. Caldwell F. R. Capers Homer Elmore B. E. Gillespie, Jr. J. L. Allen . H. D. Atwater J. H. Bennett L. E. Bennett J. W. BurrEll F. H. BURWELL V. L. BvARs J. P. COAN J. B. CONYERS R. W. Co. , Jr. W. S. Crane, Jr. WvATT Dacus B. S. Davis Henry Elias R. M. Flynn M. K. Fort SENIOR CLASS JAMES O. MOORE cowpens, s. c. JUNIOR CLASS O. H. Giles H. O. Hatcher D. W. Hendrix, Jr. N. J. KiMBRELL R. C. Little, Jr. G. E. Love A. R. McCULLOUGH J. W. MURPH J. A. Patch B. H. Pinson J. W. Platt, Jr. SPECIAL STUDENTS R. F[. Jones SOPHOMORE CLASS M. W. Hinson ■W. C. Jenkins A. S. Jolly, Jr. J. J. Lancaster E. E. Little R. H. Long R. A. LytlE H. D. McAbee H. B. McWhirter FRESHMAN CLASS J. W. Gore, Jr. J. S. Grant J. II. Greene R. C. HiNEs A. N. Hughes C. D. Jackson, Jr. J. A. Jones R. B. Kearse, Jr. H. H. Lark J. R. Lee J. F. LOCKMAN C. C. Lowe, Jr. W. J. Milligan, Jr. J. H. Moore J. E, Painter L. C. Pierce A. L. Powell WILLIAM E. ROWELL LANCASTER, S. C. T. O. Pruitt C. L. Smith M. E. Smith W. E. Smith M. L. Sprouse J. G. Stroud W. C. Trammell, Jr. O. A. Tucker J. B. White J. M. Wrightson H. L. AIitchell R. S. Moore J. H. NOLEN W. H. Roth ROCK A. J. Steadman, Jr. J. F. Stroud B. E. TiLLOTSON, Jr. G. W. Whitlock F. H. Williams C. B. Price R. B. Reid E. A. Rickman C. F. Russell, Jr. J. W. ShulEr J. H. Smith R. S. Smith R. L. Smith J. L. SwOEFORD C. B. Wall, Jr. C. P. Wells C. P. Whitlock C. P. Wimberly J. D. Wimberly C. R. YODER D. A. YoNGuE Page Eighty-three I ♦ ITi ! team, hi ! hi ! Ray ! Rah ! Rah ! TERRIERS FIGHT ! FIGHT ! FIGHT ! W-W-WOF, F-F-FFO, O-O-ORD WOFFORD ! WOFFORD ! WOFFORD! 1 — 2 — 3 — 4 1 — 2 — 3 — 4 T — E — R — R — I — E — R — S FIGHT TEAM FIGHT YEA TERRIERS Artail, Pres. Hodges WOFFORD Gladden ASHMORE Jones Johnson avgerinos Lauk Ballenger Moore Bell Stacpoole Danner Taylor THE BLOCK W CLUB The Block W Club is the only athletic club or fraternity on the campus. Membership is not attained bv election. A man is automatically eli,i;ible when he has earned two blocks in one or more major sports. .U i.ES Carson Fodthrill C ' Kicli E. C. Burnett, Jr. Vdi-sitij Jilanarjer F O O T B A L 19 3 C. G. HUSKEY Chief Cheer Leader 13 Newberry 6 0 Rollins , 37 0 Wake Forest 26 19 P. C 0 . H. 1 1 Ainu I. SUN AasisfcDit Vlu ' cr Leader THE 1937 FOOTBALL SEASON RESUME Thino-s looked faiii ' rosy at the beo-inning of the season. Vet- erans Jones. Gladden, Banner, Wofford, Ballenger. Johnson Avo-erinos, Tavlor, Moore, Ashmore, Carr, and Captani Jim Ariail reported for practice early and in excellent physical condition. They were reinforced bv Carr, Hilton, Moore, Robertson, Rouquie, Steadman, and Workman, who formed the nncleus of the previous year ' s powerful freshman team. Still more reinforcements— five Junior College men answered the call also. Thev were Goode, Greene, Mangum, Vaughan, and Dick Bell. After weeks of strenuous i ractice, during which the morale_ ot the team was higher than in a good manv vears, the Terriers squared off against the new streamlined Citadel Bulldogs, built around the powerful Andv Sabados and a nimble footed back- tield ace. Kooksie Robinson. Our rejuvenated eleven lacked the pep speed, and vumph of the Cadets, who rolled over the listless Terriers. 38-0. Diminutive John Danner was outstanding, proving to be the best football player on the field for his size. Bill Jones, voted most valuable for the 1936 season, broke his left leg and as a result was out the rest of the season The golden clad warriors iourneved to Lexington, a., to meet the Washington and Lee Generals. Two ends, both over six feet five inches tall, stayed in the Wofford backfield all afternoon catch- ino- passes while our ponv backfield tried in vam to bat them down. And for the third time, thev turned us back, three touchdowns Taylor. Tackle Johnson, Tackle Vaughan, Back Greene, Back RouNTREE, Guard Goode, Back AvGERiNOS, Guard THE 1937 FOOTBALL SEASON RESUME to none, 19-0. Wofford ' s line plaved insi ired football, forcing the W. L. ' s to score all their touchdowns via the aerial route. Furman ' s Purple Hurricane served notice that they had another powerful team by running roughshod over our greatly outweighed team. June Scott and company plowed ruthlessly over the Ter- riers ' defense, which was greatly weakened by John Banner ' s in- jurv, forcing him from the game in the first quarter. From then on, Tonv Avgerinos kept slicing into the House of Magic ' s back- field to throw them for many losses. The spirit of victory ran rampant on the campus preceding the Oglethorpe game — at last we were about to meet a team of our own size. The Petrels offered the most unusual shift seen on Snyder field for some time. It was a combination of the Big Apple and hoy) scotch. Evidently it did not overawe the Terriers who showed plenty of drive and fight as the two evenlv matched teams see-sawed up and down the field. Oglethorpe scored the only touchdown and later kicked the extra point. Oh ! Whew ! That Erskine game ! Slated to take a pasting from the Flying Fleet, a battling Wofford crew invaded Due West, scored the first touchdown and settled down to hold the precious seven point lead. The Fleet pushed over six points later but failed to make the extra point. With their backs to the wall the Wofifords battled for a seeming eternity to hold their slender lead. With a minute to play, the Fleet was given the ball and first down on our four yard line on pass interference. Three plays netted them a one yard loss, but on the fourth down they crossed into the land of milk and honey. Result: Erskine (I ittle Four Cham- pions) 13 — WoiTord 7. RouQuiE, Cenier ...... Gladden, Back Workman, Guard W. Moore, Center Ariail, Tackle R. Moore, Guard Bell, End THE 1937 FOOTBALL SEASON RESUME Mangum, Back Danner, Back Davis, Back T. Carr, Guard A snake-hipped fullback, Hilton, led Coach Carson ' s badly bat- tered eleven to- a 13-6 victory (our first) over the tribe of Indians from Newberry College. We scrai ped. We foug ' ht. We blocked. We plaved g-ood football. We won! Hilton nimbly stepped sev- enty yards for another marker, but it was nullified by a clipping- penalty. With an Indian scalp on their belts, the Old Gold and Blacks headed for Florida and Rollins. The nig-htmare was dominated bv a hard char.oing- Rollins team, clammv weather, and a heavy fog. After sixty minutes the Terrier attack had rolled up no points to Rollins ' thirtv-seven. More arsenic ! (That ' s one form of suicide. Another is to play a football team that outweighs you nearly thirty pounds to the man!) After sloshing around in the North Carolina mud for four C|uarters, the tired Terriers came home with the little end of a 26-0 score. It ' s a pleasure writing about the final game. Our traditional little school rival, Presbyterian College, clashed with a smooth working, greatly improved WotTord Team. Snake-Hips ' ' Hil- ton took P. C. ' s first punt on his own 32-yard line and streaked ui: the sidelines for sixty-eight yards and the first Terrier touch- down. On the next Woft ' ord running plav after the kick-ofl:, TTilton faded back and tossed a lnillet-i)ass into the hands of Dick Bell who scampered untouched across for another marker. Later, in the third quarter, Hilton broke through his own left tackle and galloped on down to the i.)romised land for touchdown number Hilton, Back Ballenger, End Steadman, Tackle THE 1937 FOOTBALL SEASON RESUME three. These three plavs were the entire offensive attack of the Woffords all afternoon as thev chalked up only one first down — and that was on a fifteen-vard penalty. The entire line did yeo-man ' s service, droppinfi Blue Hosemen for numerous losses, and scarcely vi elding- any ground. The whole group of Wofiford players played hard and clean football all season, often in tlie face of tremendous odds, and they and Mr. Carson should receive nothin.s: but praise for the excellent showing- thev made in their own class. Of course we didn ' t beat any of the big teams ; but. our resources were limited. We ' re not predicting any bright things for the wearers of the Old Gold and Black next year. But, if f)ld I_.ady Luck doesn ' t cripple a batch of our men as she did this vear, there will be a much greater percentage of victories chalked ui in the win column at the close of next season. Bill Gladden, who played nearly every minute of every game this year, proved to be the most improved man on the team. And, when awarding time came, Most Valuable Player was pinned on his capable chest. Captain Jim and the seniors will be sorely missed next vear, but there ' s a scrapi ing bunch of Pups eager for a chance to fill their cleated shoes. So, farewell, Jim. Joe, Bill, Tonv, Dick, and Rufe ; you ' ve done your share. Come on Ed, Joel, Bennett, Maness, Yongue, and Chink ' Let ' s win ! — D.WE Garvin, Sports Editor. Robertson, Guard AsHMORE, Back Covington, Back G. Carr, Guard Lucas, Back WoFFORD, Tackle Atkinson, Back FRESHMAN FOOTBALL H. D, Atw ' Ater— £ E. M. AtwEll— T L. E. Bennett— B R. H. Blackburn — T M. H. Byrd— T J. B. CONYERS— 5 C. E. COPELAND — E R. M. Courtney, Jr.— C Tuck McConnell, Conch W. L. Dew— G L. DuBosE— B H. Elias— B J. W. Gore, Jr.— B W. M. KlLLINGSWORTH— £ J. F. LOCKMAN — B M. B. Maness— B J. H. Moore— £ J. E. Robertson — C J Spears — £ D. O. Sturkie— £ E. B. Turner— T T. O. Williams— £ J. O. Williamson. Jr. — G D. A, YoNGUE — £ RESULTS They Brevard 6 P. C 59 0 Furman 38 6 Citadel • • 6 13 Davidson 6 Wc 0. 0. R. B. KEARSE, Jr. Manaycr VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SCORES JVC ' ' y 26 University of Florida 37 27 Stetson 42 28 Stetson 43 25 iM. C. State 48 47 Newberry 43 30 P. C 19 35 Clemson 60 45 ' . . . College of Charleston 35 33 Citadel 31 38 Co llege of Charleston 27 34 Furman 26 28 Stetson 42 33 Stetson 31 35 Erskine 30 24 Erskine 25 35 Citadel 39 34 Furman 26 43 Newberry 39 24 P- C 19 24 Clemson 2 Titii. hff io f Zif— PATt-H, Forward: Garrett, Guard. Middle, left to right— Clark, Forward; Ballenger, Forw( Bottom, left to right— Amos, Forward; Hendrix, Foriran Page Ninety-eight BASKETBALL RESUME The Terriers growl again ! After a mediocre start, Coach Rob- ertson ' s cage crew rapidly developed into one of the three top ranking teams in the state chami ionship race. Faced bv All-State Forward Denny Hendrix, the Old Gold and Black courtmen swept aside all state oi)position and at the three-quarter mark were on the top. However, this reign was short lived, the Terriers being nosed out bv Erskine ' s Flving Fleet by a one point margin. Two days later the Citadel Bull- dogs (previous victims of the Terriers) went on a scoring spree in the last few minutes of the game to tlu-ow another monkey wrench into our asijirations for a state championshi]). Never down : they came back strong, subduing Furman, Newlierry, and P. C. in easy fashion ; but Banks McFadden and liis Clemson Tigers downed the Woffordonians in the last game of the season leaving the Terriers in sole possession of third place in the State. The 1938 edition (if tlie Terriers lacked height, the tallest man hardlv passing the six-foot mark. This disadvantage was offset by a dazzling passing attack along with tenacious guarding. Two jimior college men, Denny Hendrix and Walt Trammel, crashed the starting ' lineuii and i roved to be the spark plugs of the Terrier machine. Southpaw Ed Clark, soi homore, served notice also that he was going to i la - plenty of basketball before he leaves Terriertown. But Hodges was i laced on the All-State second team by virtue of his all around floor work and leadership. He will be lost by graduation next year along with dependable Archie Pearson, Raymond Lark, and Leonard Hill. Though we lose several good men bv the dijiloma route, it is hoped that their shoes will be an:i ly filled b ' rising sophomores : Pep Coan, J(_)hn Shuler, Milt Maness, Ralph Flynn, and Poe Rickman. TItcsc five carried the Pups through a verv successful season which was climaxed with a 26-23 win over the verv strong Clemson Baby Tigers. State Championship for 1939, Terriers! — Dave Garvin. Top, left to rir ht — Lahk. Forward: TrammiiLL, (riiard. Middle, left to rif lit — Hodi es, Center: Hihh, Center. Bottom — Pearson, Guard . Page Ninety-n ' nie tiitliiiy - Cannon. Klyn n. Hickman, Shuler, Maness. Coan, Peabody. Standing — C ' onyeis, Robertson, Siegler, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Douglas E. Cannon, Coach H. G. Peabody, Manacicr J. B, Brown— F J. R. English, Jr.-G M. B. Maness-F J. W, Shuler- J. P. Coan— G R. M, Elynn— F E. A. Rickman— G W. Siegler— F J. b ' . Conyers— F H. H, Lark— F J. E. Robertson— G SCORES 22 Spartanburg High 20 21 . . Newberrv 24 10 J. C. ' 34 27 Clemson ' 2 21 Spartanburg High 12 26. ' . . : T, l. ' l 25 25 T, I. 1 20 29 Erskine 23 32 Erskine 23 49 Christ School 28 33 . Brevard 21 48 Newberrv 44 29 P. C 39 26 Clemson 23 Page One Hundred GAftVin ■ CAPJA n h _ .1 . 21 GOLDFinCtI • MAN .-tch H€ftB€P.T TENNIS March 19 — Emory (there). March 21— Stetson (there). March 23 — U. of Miami (there). March 25— RolHns (there). March 26— U. of Florida (there). March 28 — Jr. College of Augusta ( there ) . March 30— Elon (here). April 2 — Guilford (here). April 6 — Furman (there). April 7 — Furman (here). SCHEDULE April 8 — Erskine (there). April 9 — Clemson ( there ) . April 19 — Wayne University (here). April 20 — Clemson ( here ) . April 25— Citadel (there). April 26 — Carolina ( there ) . April 28 — Carolina ( here ) . April 29 — Erskine (here). May 2— P. C. (here). May 4 — P. C. (there). Mav 10— Citadel (here). Page One Hundred One A ii U f 1 1 VV ■ GOOD €, Page One Hundred Two TRACK W. R. Padgett J. E. Banner vSCHEDULE April 2 — Mars Hill here April 16 — The Citadel at Charleston April 23— P. C. at Clinton April 27 — Furman here May 6-7— State Meet at Clinton Manager Captain Page One Hundred Three ftOBefiTson COACH VVOFFOPiD MA,NA06ft 1 C. F, I A ! j I U i i P.. F. ASHmofte pi jj. T Uft t lfc.Fn 1 5 - F Lt i CH t. h f m If L. F. BLACK. vv A Li on BASEBALL Roy Robertson Coach R. H. WoFFORD Manager SCHEDULE March 25 — Newberry here March 28 — Newljerry there A Jarch 31 — Clemson here April 7 — Carolina here April 8 — Furman here April 13 — Furman there April 18— P. C. there April 21 — Davidson there April 23— P. C. here April 26 — Carolina there April 29 — Erskine here May 5 — Erskine there May 9 — Clemson thei ' e Page One Hundred Five Kiiikii Guilds Lavknuer Chewning Williams DuBose Gillespie Hammond, T. Fowler CiAIlKETT, B. Fitzgerald Gibson KlLLINGSWORTH FRESHMAN TRACK G. M. Chewning L. DuBosE A. F. Fowler, Jr. B. P. Garrett L. W. Garrett D. C. Gibson L. E. KirklEy, Manager F. E. Gillespie R. D. Guilds, Jr. R. M. Hammond T. E. Hammond W. M, KlLLINGSWORTH C. E. Lavender N. E. Priester, Jr. R. W. Sammeth, Jr. W. T. Ward L. R. WehrlE J. A. White M. G. Williams Page One Hundred Six Wofford has her share of activities. And these activities, which tend to draw the students closer to- gether, constitute a major part of the Hfe on the campus. An interest and participation in the activities of the college is very desirable and helpful. STUDENT GOVERNMENT R. H. WoFFORD, President Student Body R. B. Lark President Honor Council J. M. AsHMORE Vice-President Student Body W. H. Gladden Secretary Student Body J. M. Ariail, Jr Treasurer Student Body T. K. Fletcher, Jr President Senior Class T. A. ShEaly President Junior Class T. M. Ariail President Sophoinore Class S. H. Woeford, Jr President Freshman Class tm L. iK AsHMORE Gladden J. M. Ariail Fletchj;r Shealy T. M. Ariail Wofford Page One Hundred Eleven y. M. C. A. C. L. ParkiJr President Parker Vicc-Prcsidciit W. D. Livingston Sccrctarv R. E. Gregory -n, T- AT Tn Treasurer R. F. Morris, Jr Livingston Gregory Morris Pcige One H indred Tirelve I j First Row — Burton, Conley. Duncan, Fletcher, Heffner, Heins, Houck. Second Row — Jones, Neely, Smoak, Wallace, Williams, Bauknight, Cannon. Third Row — Cecil, Chapman, Christopher, Crouch, Dannelly ' , Hill, Kelly ' . Fourth Row — Martin, Moore, Moser, Riley ' , Rinehart, Whetstone. Fifth Row — WiLKERSON, Atkinson, Aycock, Bryson, Carnes, Clark. 8i.rth 7?o7r--GoLDFiNCH, Harrelson, Lander. Mikihy, Patterson, Rey ' nolds. Page One Hundred Thirteen CALHOUN LITERARY SOCIETY Prcsidcjits L. P. JONES President 1st term C. A. HOUCK President ind term L. J. STRAIT. Jr. President 3rd term Jones HoucK Strait M EMBERS Seniois A. HoucK . P. Jones . J. Strait, Jr. Jutiion J. C. Andersiin J. E. Cannon J. L. GUNTER A. R. McCl ' LLOUGH R, A. Steed Hophohiores R. D. Allen J. W. Griffin J. C. Ritter J. Shands H. B. Snyder A. 0. Wood Fresli men L. B. Kapps F. A. McLeod V. F. Platt. Jr. J. F. Spears H. T. Talbert PRESTON LITERARY SOCIETY Presidents W. D. LIVINGSTON Pri ' Kideiit Int. term I i K. S. HUNT President 3nd term- R. E. GREGORY President 3rd ter n Livingston Gregory M EMBERS Hunt Seniors R. A. BussEY R. E. Gregory J. R. Hambrick E. S. Hunt W. D. Livingston Juniors C. A. Brooks S. M. Dannelly B. M. Hartzog R. C. Hill E. G. Martin R. L. Murphy J. H. Padgett G. D. Sanders, Jr. L. C. WiLKERSON Sopltontores J. H. Carlisle W. C. Carnes W. B. Harrelson W. T. Lander, Jr. M. J. Moody R. F. Patterson D. B. Reynolds Fresh me li P. M. Abernathy A. A. BiCKLEY H. L. Davis R. L. Dennis C. A. Graves S. T. Holland, Jr. J. A. Knight N. E. Priester, Jr. S. S. Shull R. S. Stewart T. E. Walsh, Jr. Ilk. Williams Way CARLISLE LITERARY SOCIETY P reside II fs N. C. WILLIAMS, .IR- President 1st term J. M. WAY President iind term F. A. DUNCAN President 3rd term Duncan M EMBERS Seniors W. S. R. R. J. C. G. F. H. B. F. A. W. F W. A W. E. W. J. J. M. N. C. S. A. Allen Bell Burton CONLEV culbreth Duncan . Heffnek . Jones ROVVELL Smoak Way Williams, Jr. ' i ' EL ' ERTON Jiiiiiiirs M. H. Christopher ,1. K. Floyd W. H. Gladden H. E. Greene D. W. Keller, R. B. King L. D. Sharpe C. W. Whetstone J. C. Walton T. A. Shealy Jr. R. W. Atkinson G. R. Aycock J. M. Cox J. 0. Crosby, Jr. C. B. Davis C. D. Evans F. L. Garrett H. G. Gibson D. S. Hartley A. J. Hydrick, Jr. B. L. Mitchell, Jr. W. C. Stackhouse W. L. Turner W. J. E. G. B. C. W. J. B. A. R. L. W K. J. W L. J. Fresh men .]. Allran, Jr. C. A BANT A. Bradley, Ju. M. Chevvning S. Davis K. Fitzgerald . S. Floyd, Jr. E. Ford. Jr. P. Garrett W. Gramling D. Guilds R. Harley M. Killingsworth P. Richardson R. Smith T. Ward R. Wehrle A. Whitmire VARSITY DEBATING TEAM Vknable Vermont Manager Vermont G. F. CONLEY W. T. Lander, Jr. MEMBERS Baker Lucas, Jr. A. R. MCCULLOUGH A. O. Wood CONLEY Lander Lucas Page One Hundred Seventeen Dannelly Stackhouse GUNTER Dennis HAni.EY COLLEGE MARSHALS Calhoun Society ]. L. GuNTER . ■ .Caihonn Society A. O. Wood , T ... .Calhoun Society F. A. McLeod . .Preston Societv S. M. Dannelly T T Prcstou Soc ' icty W. T. Lander, Jr _ . .Preston Society R. L. Dennis L. D. SharpE , Carlisle Society W. C. ST.ACKnouSE L.R. HarlEy Carlisle Society Page One Hundred Eighteen COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Mtii-il ' iiW ' imi C. A. HOUCK W. A. JONES ORATORICAL CONTEST R. R. Bell J. R. Hambrick J. H. Padgett A. J. Hydkick, Jr. A. 1 1. Wood Page One Hundred Nineteen Hydrick Mitchell I ' A 11 I IISCIN W ' dllD SOPHOMORE EXHIBITION Crirlisle A. J. HvnRicK, Jr. B. L. MnvHELL, Jr. Preston R. F. Pattekson Calhoim A. 0. Wood FRESHMAN DECLAMATION CONTEST Clll-lixlr W. .1. Allran. Jr. V. S. Floyd, Jr. Preston K. L. Den nis T. E. Walsh, Jk. Calhoun F. A. McLeod V. F. Pl-vit, Jr. 1 4lL 1 Allran Dennis Platt Floyd Walsh Mcl.EOD Page One Hundred Ticenty r. M. Abernathv S. ' 1 ' . Holland, H. T. TArnF.TiT T. E. Walsli, Ju. FRESHMAN DEBATING TEAM Lyceum Committee and Gamewell Latin Club Uk. J. a. Gamkwlll W. T. Burnett T. K. Fletcher, Jr. W. D. Livingston J. R. Arnold P. L. Bauknight, .Ir. K. C. Hill J. H. Padgett E. N. Thomason mm Gamewell Burnett Fletcher Arnold Bauknight Hill Padgett Livingston Thomason Page One Hundred Twenty-one GLEE CLUB Miss Janl; Withers Sponsor Prof. Wilson P. Price Director PERSONNEL FIRST TENOR— Paul Abernathy, Harry Mitchell, M. J. Moody, Thomas Neely, Cantey Sprott, Howard Talbert, Garrett Williams, William Ward. SECOND TENOR— Muldrow Ariail, Raymond Aycock, Paul Alexander, Sheldon Daniielly, A K Goldfinch Bill Goode, G. H. Goldfinch, Warren Harrelson, Wells Hill, Raymond Holroyd, Francis Piatt, Duren Trout, R. C. Wiley, G. A. Withers, Jr. FIRST BASS— W J AUran, John Anderson, Henry Bethea, Bernard Cannon, Emerson Ford, Jr., Francis Garrett, F. N. Rhoad, Thad Riley, Bryan Smith, Venable Vermont, C. R. ' Yoder. SECOND BASS— Edgar Atwell, Roy Bussey, Bill Buhrman, Donald Foster, Thad Herbert, Bill Phillips, Ben Troutman, Henry Williams. Page One Hundred Tu ' enty-ttvo Withers Sprott George A. Withers, Jr. W. Cantev Sprott Alvin Jolly. Jr. Manager Glee Clvb Student Director Glee Club Director Aces TERRIER ACES PERSON N E L Bass Fiddle Henry Williams Drum Rodney Padgett Trumpets William Phillips L. T. Hartzog Saxopltone Max Johnston Fred Baker Vic Lipscomb Si 6. Saxophone George Withers, Jr. Piano Alvin Jolly, Jr. Page One Hundred Tiventy-three THE STRATFORD PLAYERS Hartzog Lawrence woodberry Pi Cast oi? Alpha Psi O teca OFFICERS B. M. Hartzog President K. G. Lawrence Jlee-President J. W. VVOODBERRY Seeretary and Treasurer The Stratford T ' layers is the dramatic organization of the Wofford campus. It is comjiosed of tliose who are particularly interested in the production of plays, and each vear it endeavors to put on one or more inlays. For the last few years the Club has cooi erated with the Converse College dramatic Ki ' i ' P to t ' lt-ir mutual benefit. Memliers are elected to the Stratford Players ui on an evidence of dramatic abihtv. Pjge One Hundred Twenty-four First Row — Aycock, R. Jr.. Burnett, Hodue, Da.vnelly, Foster, Rountree. Second Row — Walton, Ariail, Aycock, G. R.. Be,thea, Bryson, Holcombe. Third Row — Lander, Mitchell, Williams. FiTzc;LRALn. Hammond, Harley, Ward. THE STRATFORD PLAYERS PERSONNEL Scvior.i Juniors J. Ay ' Cock, ,Jr. S. M. Dannelly . T. Burnett D. C. Foster B. Hodge J. K. Rountree L. Smith J. C. Walton Sophomores Freshmen T. M. Ariail F. S. Holcombe C. K. Fitzgerald G. R. Aycock W. T. Lander. .Jr. T. E. Hammond H. L. Bethea B. L. Mitchell, Jr. L. R. Harley J. Y. Bryson L. H. Williams W. T. Ward Page One Hundred Tteeitly-fii 19 3 8 BOHEMIAN STAFF Wilbur D. Livingston Edifor-iii-Cliicf Gladden EDITORIAL STAFF W. H. Gladden Assistant Editor W. S. MosER issociatc Editor S. M. DannEllv Associate Editor D. C. Garvin, Jr ' D. B. Reynolds 4ssistanf S rts Editor I Dannelly CiAKVlN Reynolds J L OLD GOLD AND BLACK Lewis P. Jones Ed Jor-in-Chicf Brown LEY EDITORIAL STAFF F. I. BrownlEy 4ssistanf Editor Elbert Smith Associate .Editor W. T. Lander, Jr Editor R. L. Hoi.royd, Jr Assistant News Editor Joel E. Cannon Sports Editor Gale Peabody -issist-aiit Sports Editor S. M. Dannelly Features W. S. MosER Features W. D. Livingston i ' - C. A. STAFF REPORTERS W. S. Allen, V. Vermont, J. Shands, D. Foster, W. C. Stack-house. McClements Patterson Reyn ' olds Williams JOURNAL Albert C. Stacpoole Editor-iii-Chicf HoucK Baker EDITORIAL STAFF C. A. HouCK 4ssociatc Editor „ .,- „ Associate Editor P. C. rSAKER A. O. Wood Associate Editor S. M. DANNELLY P ' ' fy E. N. Bkaddv Exchange Editor W. H. Gladden ' ' D. S. HARTLEY ' ' - A. F. FOWLER AVooD Dannelly Braddy Gladden Salmon BUSSEY Bourne Fletcher Coaxes S NODDY Stanbuky Lander PUBLICATIONS BOARD Prof. J. L. Salmon Prof. K. D. Coates Prof. Albert Stanbury Committee tn Bohemian W. R. Bourne, Chairman W. M. S NODDY, Jr. Committee to Old Gold and Black J. L. Salmon, Chairman T. K. Fletcher, Jr. Chairman Vice-Chairnian . . .Secretary Committee to Journal K. D. CoATES, Chairman W. T. Lander, Jr. Committee on JVays ond Means Albert Stanbury, Chairman R. A. BussEY The Publications Board was established in the Spring of 1936 by a vote of the Student Body It is composed of four faculty members and four student members. The student mem- bers are elected yearly by the Student Body. Two of these members come from the nsmg Senior class, one from the rising Junior class, and one from the rising Sophomore class. The purpose of the Board is to control the finances of the three campus publications: The Bohemian, the Old Gold and Black, and the Journal. The Board has been very successtui in bettering the conditions of these three publications. Page One Hundred Thirly-lwo HONORARY FRATERNITIES BLUE KEY Blue Kev is a national honorary fraternkv which r.nrr.oses to draw together, in each college or universitv where a chapter is located, the leaders of student liie. The founders of the organization helieved that such .roups of leaders, un,fvnrg and relating the admimstration of all campus activities, are highlv effective n.stru- ments of service. The Terrier Boosters. Wofford ' s chapter, claims its right to exist on a basis of service to the College. Membership is linrited to Jumors and Seniors and ,s not to exceed thirtv-five in number. Ehgibilitv is determined on a basis of honor points which are awarded for offices held, athletic achievement, responsible positions, etc. Election to Blue Kev is considered a signal honor. Dean a. M. DuPrE, Faculty Advisor HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. H. N. Snyder ■ Pcge One Hundred rhirty-foiir OF KICERS W. A. Jones President ]. P. Ali;xande;r, Jr. Vice-President J. M. Aktaii,, Jr Secretary J. M. yVsJiMC-iRE Treasurer PERSONNEL SENIORS J. P. AlKxander, Jr. S. B. G.arris R. B. Lark J. M. Ariail, Jr. D. C. Garvin, Jr. F. D. Newman J. M. Ash MORE L, R. Hill W. M. Snoddy, Jr. R. J. Aycock, Jr. L. P. Jones A. C. Stacpoole W. J. CoLViN, Jr. W. a. Jones R. H. Wofford T. K. Fletcher, Jr. W. R. Jones JUNIORS R. S. BallEnger F. I. Brovvnley W. H. Gladden First Row — W. A. Jones, Alexander, Ariail. Ashimore, Aycock, Colvin. Second Rou- — Fletcher, Garvin, Hill, L. i ' . Jones, W. R. Jones, Lark, Third Row — Newman, Snoddy, Stacpoole, Woeford. Ballenoer, Brownley, Gladden. Page One Hundred Thirty-five INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Clul) is WofforcVs only society to honor excellence in scholarshii. It was organized in 1922, the second of its kind in the South. The hi h standards raised hy the local or anization make meml ership the most desirable of campus honors. Maintenance of an average of ninety throughout the college course is one qualification for membership in the club which is limited to forty ' men. At its fortnightly meetings, subjects of international import are treated in well-i lanned programs. The International Relations Club endeavors to create among its members that better understanding of the foreign situation necessary for the maintenance of peace. Our local organization sends representatives to the Southeastern International Relations Clubs ' Conference each spring. Also an annual banquet is held every May. Dr. A. M. Trawick is the faculty sponsor. Dr. H. N. Snyder Dr. a. M. DuPre HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. C. C. Norton Dr. D. D. WAI.LACE Proe. W. R. Bourne Proe. C. S. Pettis Dr. a. M. Tr.awick N A T I O N A T HONORARY Puge One Hundred Thiriy-six OFFICERS T. K. Fletcher, Jr r - ' -p J ' -f ' E. S. Hunt P icc-Prcsidcnt R. A. McCoRD Secretary R. C. Hill Treasurcr P E R S 0 N N K L ,SV )n ' ors W S Allen W. ,I. Colvin, Jr. C. A. HoucK R. L. Kn.rio W M SNOonv, Jr. J. M. AsHMORE A. B. Edwards E. S. Hunt K. B Lark J. 1. Iaie R. A. BussEY T. K. Fletcher, Jr. L. P. Jones W. D. Lu ' Ingston Juniors J. R. Arnold P. L. Bauknight, Jr. .1. E. Cannon W. H. Gladden .T R. Rountree P C Baker N. C. Black C. F. Cecil R. C. Hill B. E. Sanders S. H. Bai.lenger J. M. Brown S. M. Dannelly K. A. McCord V. Vermont F. I. Brownley E. CJ. Martin Soplioiiioref: .) H. Carlisle W. B. Harrelson B. Lucas, Jr. D. B. Reynolds J. H. Shands W. T. Lander, Jr. F. N. Rhoad First Eoir — Fleti her. Allen, Ashmore. Bussey, Colvin, Euwards, Hoick, Hunt. Second floui— Jones, Kilgo, Lark, Livingsion, Snoddy, Tate, Arnold, Baker. Third Row — Ballenger, Bauknight, Black, Brovvnley, Cannon, Cecil, Dannelly. Fourth Row — Gladden, Hill, McCord, Martin. Rounthee. Sanders, Vermont. Fifth Row — Carlisle, Harrelson, Lander, Lucas, Reynolds, Rhoad, Shands. Page One Hundred thirty-seven SIGMA TAU ALPHA National Honorary Christian Leadership Vratcrnity Sigma Tau Alpha was organized at Wofford College, Novemlier i8, 1937. to encourage and develop Christian Leadership. This fraternity took the place of the Delta Chi Alpha chapter on the WoiTord campus. It is the largest honorary fraternity and probably the most active organization at Wofford College. The fraternity is directed by its Honorary President, the President, who is elected for one year, and members of the President ' s cabinet. The cabinet consists of the Directors of the Departments, who serve in that caiiacity not more than two terms. There are four ongmal Departments: Inter-Collegiate Deputation, Pulilicity, Radio, and Worship. All are self- explanatory, perhaps, with the exception of the latter. Through the Worship Department stu- dents arc sent to suriply pulpits, teach in Sunday Schools, or conduct other similar services. Students are appointed to the Departments by the caljinet each term. These appointments are read by the President at the General Meeting of the term. The entire chapter meets only once a month and at the General Meeting at which time reports are received. Membership in this fraternity is determined by the cabinet and is •interdenominational. Every person who accepts the invitation remanis On Trial for at least one term before he is ordained Active. The Administration has cooperated with the Sigma Tau Alpha Radio Department in the radio broadcasts every Tuesday afternoon at 4:43 over station WBT in Charlotte and over station WIS in Columbia every Thursday at the same time. Youth today stands ready to serve. OFFICERS Dr. a. M. Tkawick Honorary President Prof. D. H. MnN ' i ' COMi-RV N. C. RS0N Williams, Jr. President V. Francis Plat Secretary Lewis D. Sharpe Treasurer N AT I O N A L H C) N C) R A R Y I TA Page One Hundred Thirty-eight PERSONNEL First i?ow, ' — Williams. C. Allen, Conlev, Cox, Crkiohton, Duncan, Foster, Fryga, GaEuoRY, R. Second fiou;— Heffner, Houck, Livingston, McWhirter, Neely, Parker, Smoak, Sprott, Andrews. Third J?oio— Arnold, Bauknight, Brooks, Cannon, J., Chandler, Christopher, Coatz, Crook, Dannelly. Fom-th Z?o7i,— Gregory, W., Martin, Moore, Moser, Murphy, Padgeti-, Sharpe, Wilkerson, Whetstone. Fifth Ro? !— Cannon, G., Garrett, Gibson, Goldfinch, Herbert, Holroyd, Reynolds, Troutman, Turner. Sixth flow— Williams, L., Cannon, B., Dennis, Fitzgerald, Ford, Knight, Platp, Tate, Ward. Page One Hundred Thhty-nine Lander Vermont Abernathy Co N LEY Hydrick Allran Hambrick Lucas Byrd McCULLOUGH Mitchell Holland Martin Patterson McLeod Padgett Wood Walsh THE GAVEL Fnttcniitii The Gavel was founded in December, l!i:!7. to replace the inactive cliapter of Pi Kappa Delta Tlie object of the organization is to advance and promote forensic activity on the campus. Membership is composed of those men who are proficient in public speaking and debating. Dr. H. N. Snyder, Horioi-anj President Fnitres hi Fdriiltiitc Dr. D. D. Wallace Dr. W. L. Pitch Prof. W. K. Boiiink I ' lioi. K. D. Coates Prof. Albert Stanbury W. T. Lander, Jr. V. Vermont G. F. CONLEY J. R. Hambrick A. R. McCULLOUGH E. G. Martin Fi-dtres III Colli i io President A. 0. Wood -- Secretary Vice-President B. Lucas, Jr - -■ Treasurer J. H. Padge;it V. Vermont A. J. Hydrick, .Jr. W. T. Lan-dmi, .111. PERSONNEL B. Lucas, Jr. P. M. Abernathy B. L. Mitchell, Jr. W. .1, Allran, Jr. K. F. Patterson M. 11. Byrd A. O. Wood R. W. Cox, Jr. S. T. Holland, ,1r. h A. McLeod. .Ir. T. E. Walsh, Jr. W O F F O R D Jones, W. Stacpoole HOUCK Brown LEY Jones, L. Dannelly Livingston Gladden rADl ETT Wood SIGMA UPSILON National Hoiwrarij Literarij Fraternity CANTERBURY CHAPTER Sigma Upsilon is composed of tliose students who liave shown an aptitude and ability in creative writing and literature. Its aim is to gather together such men for discussion of their literary interests and for their mutual benePt. Honorary Members PiiOF. W. R. Bourne. Prof. K. D. Coaxes Dr. W. L. Pugh Dr. H. N. Snyder Fratres In Faeultate Dr. C. C. Norton Prof. Albert Stanbury Fidtres In Colleyio OFFICERS W. A. Jones President W. D. C. A. HoucK - Vice-President W. H. Livingston Secretary Gladden — . Treasurer C. A. HoucK L. P. Jones W. A. Jones F. I. Brown LEY ' PERSONNEL Seniors W. D. Livingston W. R. Padgett Juniors S. M. Dannelly ' Sophomore A. 0. Wood A. C. Stacpoole W. H. Gladden NATIONAL HONORARY Bell Smith Lawrence Bl ' IiNETT, W. BAH.IrV Mooiii ' : Creighton Britwnley I ' AnCMi ' lT Evans Burnett, S. Sanders CHI BETA PHI Nntiiiiiiil N I) HO ran, Scientific Frfitcriiitu THETA CHAPTER among undergraduates. Facltatc riiop. K. A. Patterson Prof. C. S. Pettis Prof. E. H. Shuler Fratix ' S In CoUeaio OFFICERS T, . President B. E. Creighton - Vice-President 1. A. DELL aV ' cV Smith, Jr Secrefarii and Treasurer P E R S 0 N N E T. Seniors B. E. Creighton H. 1.. Evans Dr. C. B. Waller T. A. Bell E. A. Bailey, Jr. W. T. Burnett F. I. Brownlev S. W. Burnett Juniors K. O. Lawrence . B. Moore H. Padgett A. C. Smith, Jr. B. E. Sanders N A T I O N A L H O N O R A R Y Chiles Tate Jones AViLEY Burnett CEcri. Padgett Gladden DELTA PHI ALPHA National Hjiiairarij (Icniiaii Frafri:iil ij ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at Woffordi College Z veck: Del- Verein verfolgt den Zweck, die Bekaiiiitsclinft mit der dentschen Sprache uiid Literatur uiiter den Mitgliedern zu foTdern. Motto: Ohne Fleisz kein Preis. Farben: Schwarz, Rot und Gold. Bnider in Fiikidtat Dr. .Tames A. Chiles, National President OFFICERS W. A. Jones „ .....President W. H. Gladden Secretary J. P. Tate Vice-President W. R. Padgett Treasurer PERSONNEL Seniors W. T. Burnett W. A. Jones W. R. Padgett J. P. Tate Juniors C. F. Cecil W. H. Gladden Graduate Student R. C. Wiley NATIONAL HONORARY 1 First i?oir JoNES, L.. Ashmore, Fletcher, Jones, W., Livingston, Tate. Seconc] Bon — Wiley, Black, Brovvnley, Carter, Gladden, Hill, r n d V-w-MosER, Smith, Vermont, Lucas; Shands, Thomason, Waiis, BETA PI THETA Theta Rlio Chapter of French, evidence their Ncttiinial Hontinirij Frvndi Fratcniitij THETA KHO CHAPTER Beta Pi Theta was established at M ' offord in 1927. The fraternity tr ies to Proe. J. L. Salmon, Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Presklevf F. I. Brownley - -- S??:! L. P. .Tones - „ ■ , W. D. Livingston Vice-Presidcvt PERSONNEL R. C. Hill Si- ' viors .T. M. ASHMOKE T. K. Fletcher, Jr. N. C. Black. Jr. J. M. Brown F. I. Brownley B. Lucas, Jr. L. P. Jones W. A. Jones Jiiiiion; H. H. Carter W. H. Gladden 0. H. Giles R- C. Hill Sn))li( miires J. Shands E. N. Thomason Oradiiatf Student K. C. Wiley ..Treasurer W. D. Livingston J. P. Tate W. S. MOSER W. B. Smith V. Vermont R. R. Watts N A T I O N A L s_ - - HONORARY First Row — Fletcher, AsiiMOKii, Avge«inos, Bell, Colvin. Second Row — Garvin, Harkelson, Hill, Hunt, Isom. Third Row — Jones, Kilc;o, Lark, Newman, Smith, Snoddy. SCABBARD AND BLADE National Honnranj Militari Fratcniitij The Nntional Soniety nf Scabbard and Blade was founded at the University of Wisconsin m IGOJ, and now has sixty-six active chapters. Company M., Sixtli Regiment, was established at Woii ' ord on May 19, lii S. Colors: Red. White and BIiiv Fl ' bi.k ation : Tlic Scabliard and Blade OFFICERS Captain T. K. Fletcher, Jr President Cai ' tain J. M. AsHMORE Vice-Frc sideni Captain W. M. Snoddy, Jr. 1ST Lt. R. B. Lark . . Secretary Treasurer PERSONNEL J. M. ASHMORE A. A. AVGERIMOS T. A. Bell W. J. Colvin, Jr. T. K. Fletcher, Jr. D. C. Garvin, Jr. W. N. Harrrlson L. R. Hill E. S. Hunt 0. G. IsoM W. R. Jones R. L. KiLGO R. B. Lark F. D. Newmam A. C. Smith. Jr. W. M. Snoddy. Jr. NATION A L H O N O R A R Y FLETtHllB T. Iv. Fi.ETCHEB, Jr. Cliainiifiii J. M. Am ML. ,|p,. W. A. .Tones W. D. Livingston SENIOR ORDER OF GNOMES The Senior Order of Onomea was established in liilS Tlie purpose of this organization shall be to gather to- n-ether the most prominent and inllnential members of the Senior Class, and to establish a goal lor underclassmen which may be attained only by consecration to those things which make students of tlie highest calibre. (Article II of the Con- stitution of the Hritior Order of (hioii es.) ARI UL Jones Livingston SOCIAL FRATERNITIES iMiss Miriam DuRant SPONSOR ALPHA LAMBDA TAU ■ ' KAPPA CHAPTER Alnha Lambda Tau was founded at Oglethorpe University in 1021. Kappa Chapter was established at Wofford ni 1928. An alnmni chapter was established at a formal banquet on February 22. 1937. Colors : Old Gold and Block Flower : Auicncan Beauty Rose Page One Hundred Forty-eight First Rov) — Newman, Bell, Parrott, Wofford, R., Bailey, Ballenuer. Second Row — Belue, Culbertson, Smith, Amos, Baker, Ho vLE. Third Row — Page, Reed, Workman. BiACKBrr.N, Courtn ' iov. .Johnson, Wofford, S. ALPHA LAMBDA TAU Fratrva in Collegia Seniors T. A. Bell S. B. Garris F. D. Newman M. F. Parrott R. H. Wofford Jujiiors E. A. Bailey, Jr. R. S. Ballenger W. T. Belue G. Y. Culbertson, Jr. W. B. Smith Sophomores J. S. Amos L. A. Baker .1. D. HOWLE H. C. Page C. H. Reed J. A. WORKSIAN Freshmen R. H. Blackburn R. M. Courtney J. S. Grant C. C. Johnson J. D. WiMBEIiLEY S. H. Wofford. Jr. Page One Hundred Forty-nine Mm Polly Brmvnlcc SPONSOR DELTA SIGMA PHI PSI CHAPTER Delt. Sio-ma Phi was founded at the Colleue of the City of New York on Decen.her 10. 1899. Psi Chapter was estahlisl ed at Wofford on Apnl 17, 1916. Page One Hundred Fifty DELTA SIGMA PHI Frafros in C ' ullegio Seniors W. A. Jones W. R. Jones H. W. McClintock Juniors J. E. Banner C. W. Whetstone H. T. Williams Sophomores W. C. Caunes E. S. Clark L. E. Creel. Jr. T. H. Evans E. C. Kruc Freshmen W. H. BlUiGESS T. E. Hammond H. S. iNjANNING W. A. SlEGLER J. F. SrEARS R. S. Stewart Page One Hundred Fifty-one Miss Mildred Joseph SPONSOR KAPPA ALPHA • DELTA CHAPTER The Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Washington CoUeoe uiow Wash- ington and Lee University) on Decen.her 2L 1865. Delta Chapter was founded at WolTord on Eehruary 23, 1869. Colors : Crimson and Gold 0 O c 1 Elowers : Magnolia and Red Rose Page One Hundred Fifty-two F ;st Ron- — KiLt;o, Isoit, Tinslky, Willaud, Anderson. Secoiul Row — Folk, Goode. Goldfinch, Rouqlue, Todd. Third 7?o« ' — Ui ' TON, Wilburn. English, McLeod, Marks, Still. KAPPA ALPHA A. M. DuPre Fratres in Factdtate J. A. Gamewell D. D. Wallace Fratres in CoUegio Seniors B. F. Hodges 0. G. IsoM R. L. KiLGO J. .J. Tinsley W. W. Wili.ard Jnniors D. C. Anderson, Jr. R. T. Folk W. L. Goode J. A. Patch Sophomores J. E. BOMAR G. H. Goldfinch R. F. Rouquie H. S. Todd L. T. Upton, Jr. G. H. WlLBFRK F re slim en J. P. COAN J. R. English, Jr. F. A. McLeod F. B. Marks, Jr. J. W. Shuler W. E. Still Page One Hundred Fifty-three il .s s- Liila DcUc Snyder SPONSOR KAPPA SIGMA Kapi a Si-ma was founded at the University of Boloo-na in 1400 A.D. The first American chapter was founded at the University of Viri inia in 1860. and the chapter at Wofford in 1894, Tn 1917 tlie chai ter at Wofford was re-established after having- been inactive for a numljer of years because of anti-fraternity regu- lations. Colors : Scai-Icf, Uliitc, and Umcrald Green Flower : Lily-of-tlie-l ' alley Page One Hundred Fifty-jo n- First Raw — Ariail, J., Staccoole, Anderson. Andrews. B ker. Ballenger. Second Bow — Black, Burch, Hall, McCord, Sanders, Ariail, T. Third How — BEXHij , Braddy. Buhbman, Clark, Rhoad. Rushing, Stackhouse. Fourth ?oui— Tyler, Fitzgerald, Fowler. Hartzog, Kirkley, Rowland, White. KAPPA SIGMA Fratrcf; in Fiiciiltatc Raymond A. Patterson Fratres in f ' olltgio Seniors M. Ariail, Jr. C. STACrOOLE Juniors C. Anderson H. Andrews C. Baker H. Ballenger N. C. Black. Jr. J. T. Burch W. H. I-lALL R. A. McCoRD G. D. Sanders, Jr. Soptioniores T. M. Ariail I-I. L. Bethea E. N. Braddy W. P. BuHRiiAN, Jr. J. E. Clark, Jr. F. N. Rhoad B. L. Rushing, Jr. W. C. Stackhouse R. L. Tyler, Jr. Freshmen L. E. Bennett C. K. Fitzgerald A. F. FO VLER L. T. Hartzog L. E. Kirkley S. K. Rowland ,r. A. White Page 0-ne Hundred Fifty-fit Miss Caroline Blackuion SPONSOR KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA PI CHAPTER Kappa Sigma Kappa was founded at A ' irginia Militarv Academy in 1867. Pi Chapter was established at Wofford on May 15. 1935. Page One Hundred Pifly-six First Roir — Hunt. Allen, Livingston, Parkek, Yelverton, Chapman. Second Roir — Dannelly, Henry, Kelley, Wilkerson, Bryson, Cauthen. Third Row — Crosby, Gibson, Lander, Patterson, Reynolds, Bradley. Fourth Row — Copeland, Dennis, Garrett, Killingsworth, Priester, Wehrle, Wilson. KAPPA SIGMA KAPPA Fratres in CoUegio Seniors W. S. Allen E. S. Hunt W. D. Livingston C. L. Parker S. A. Yelverton Juniors C. L. Chapman S. M. Dannelly ,T. W. Henry .1. H. Kelley L. C. Wilkerson Sophomores J. Y. Bryson W. ,1. Cauthen J. 0. Crosby. .Ir. H. G. Gibson W. T. Lander, Jr. R. F. Patterson D. B. Reynolds F. H. Williams Freshmen E. A. Bradley, Jr. C. E. Copeland R. L. Dennis L. W. Garrett W. M. Killingsworth N. E. Priester, Jr. L. R. Wehrle J. 0. Wilson Page One ' Hundred Fifty-seven j Iiss Grace Conlcy S F 0 N S 0 R PI KAPPA PHI SOUTH- CAROLINA ZETA CHAPTER Pi Kappa Phi was founded at the Colle?;e of Charleston in 1904. Zeta Chap- ter was re-estabhshed at Wofford in 1916 after several vears of inactivity because of anti- fraternity regulations. Page One Hundred Fijty-eight First Row — Penland. Atwater, Evans, Fletcher, Gill, Guerry. Second Bow — Keller, Snoddy, Browni.ey, Burnett, Crouch, Sanders. Third Row — Miller, Araxt, Bi!A vell. Dwis, Floyd, Guilds. Sturkie. PI KAPPA PHI Seniors C. B. Atwater H. L. Evans T. K. Fletcher. Jr. G. a. Gill. Jr. R. D. GUEKIIY W. W. Ke[.ler N. H. Pen-land, Jr. W. M. Snoddy, Jr. Fratres in CoUegio .Jii iiiiirs Sophomore F. I. Brownley 0. P. Miller S. W . Burneti ' M. C. Crouch, Jr. B. E. Sanders Freshmen J. C. Arant H. D. At vaier W. C. Brad ykll H. L. Davis W. S. Floyd. Jr. R. D. Guilds, Jr. R. B. Kearse D. 0. Sturkie Page One. Hundred Fifty- Rliss Laura Eastcrby SPONSOR ' SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON SOUTH CAROLINA GAMMA CHAPTER SiQ-raa Alpha Epsilon was founded at the University of Alahama on IMarch 9, 1856. South Carohna Gamma Chapter was first founded in 1885; after having heen inactive for a numher of vears due to anti-fraternitv regulations, it was re- estahlished in 1923. Colors : Purple and Gold Flower : Violet Page One Hundred Sixty First Row — Alexander Asluimre, Breeden. Jones, Sprott, Cannon. Second Row — Gunter, Alien, Chapman, Garrett, Holroyd, Ramsbottom. Tliird i?oi«— Richardson, Snyder, Ford, Gaffney, Kapps, Phillips, Piatt. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors J. P. Alexander, Jr. J. M. ASHMORE S. C. Breeden L. P. Jones W. C. Sl ' ROTT Juniors J. E. Cannon .1. L. Gunter Soplioiiiores R. D. Alle;n W. B. Caldwell W. J. Chapman F. L. Garrett R. L. Holroyd J. G. Ramsbottom G. B. Richardson H. B. Snvder Freshmen J. E. Ford, Jr. R. M. Gaffney L. B. Kapps W. R. Phillii ' s, Jr V. F. Plait, Jr. Page One Hundred Sixty- MISS EDA FAE BOLT Sponsor THETA KAPPA NU Soiitli Carolina Alpha Chapter Theta Kappa Nu was founded at Sprinsfield, lo.. ci June 19. 1924, bv tlie amalgamation of eleven local societies. The South Carolma Alpha Chapter was established at Wofford on Mav 15, 1926, Page One Hundred Sixty-two : 1. FiVsf i?oM Aycock, R. J., Colvin, Padgett. Way, Hartzog. SecoJid floifj— Johnston. Rineliait. Ro intree. Walton, Aycock. G. R.. Baker. Third ffo?( ' — Hydrick. Cliewning. Gramling, Harley. Smith. Turner. THETA KAPPA NU FRATRES IN FACULTATE Prof. K. D. Coates Prof. D. H. Montgomerv FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Seniors R. ,1. Aycoc k, .In. W. J. Colvin, Jk. W. R. Paboett J. M. Way Jnuiorfi B. M. Hartzog G. M. Johnston E. L. RiNEHART J. R. ROUNTREE J. C. Walton Sophomores G. R. Aycock F. R. Baker A. J. Hybrick, Jr. A. S. Jolly ' Freshmen G. M. Che vning A. W. Gramling L. R. Harley J. R. Smith E. B. Turner Puge One Hundred Sixty-three First ftott-— Newman, Wofford, McCliiitock, Jones, Ki ' go. Second iJow— Folk, Ariall, McCord, Hunt, Allen. Third Penland, Brownley, Alexander, Breeden, Aycock, Colvin. PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL Aiplifi Laiiili l(i Tail F. D. Newman R. H. WoFFORn Kappa Sifjmu Kappa E. S. Hunt W. S. Allen Delta Sir nia Plii II. W. McC ' LlNlDCK W. ,R. .Ionf;s Pi Kappa Phi N. H. Pknlani), .In. F. I. Bkownley Kappa Alpha R. L. KiLGo R. T. Folk Sif liia Alpha Epsilaii ,1. P. Alexander, .1 S. C. Breeden Kappa Sigma J. M. Ahuil. .Ir. R. A. McCoRD riirta Kappa A ' R. ,1. AvtocK, ,Ir. W. J. Colvin, Jr, One Hundred Sixty-four MILITARY BATTALION STAFF , ,. , DC. Garvin. Jr., Cadet Lwut. Colonel Battalion Commanclei - — - - - _ W R. Jones, Cadet Major Executive Oflicer — 6. G. Isom, Jr., Cadet Major Battalion Adjutant - - - ' ' w m. Snoddy. Jr., Cadet Captain Cliemical Service Ofticer - - g Gregory, Cadet Captain Plans and Training — - - ' ' w. d. Livingston, Cadet Ut Lieut. Intelligence Officer -- - j Smith, Cadet 1st Lieut. Supply Officer - -— - - q 3 Atwater, Cadet 1st Lieut. Personnel Adjutant - - COLORS Color Bearers BROWN Seteo it ' D. C. Foster, Staff Sergeant J- M. Bro« n SeweoM H. H. Carter, Staff Sergeant T. H. Ei ting, bejgeam HEADQUARTERS PLATOON Page One Hundred Sixty-six COMPANY A OFFICERS Company Commander — J. M. Ashmore, Captain Second in Command .._ A. A. Avgerinos, 1st Lieut. Commander 1st Platoon L. R. Hill, 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader _ J. M. Way, 1st Lievt. Asst. Platoon Leader A. B. Eowards, Isi Lieut. Commander 2nd Platoon S. G. Carroll, Jr., 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader 0. 0. Kemp, 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader J. D. Phillips, 1st Lieut. Ashmore COMPANY B OFFICERS T. K. Fletcher, Jr., Captain J. H. Aver, 1st Lieut. A. C. Staci ' oole, 1st Lieut. R. L. KiLGO, 1st Lieut. W. J. CoLvrN, Jr., 1st Lieut. J. A. Foster, 1st Lieut. _ B. W. Cox, 1st Lieut. T. A. Bell, 1st Lieut. Fletcher Ayer Page One Hundred Sixty-eight Company Commander Second in Command Commander 1st Platoon Asst. Platoon Leader Asst. Platoon Leader Commander 2nd Platoon Asst. Platoon Leader Asst. Platoon Leader COMPANY C Company Commander Second in Command OFFICERS W. N. Harrelson, Captain _ C. L. Parker, 1st Lieut. Commander 1st Platoon — — - J. C. Jenkins, Jr., 1st Licvt. Asst. Platoon Leader - - - A. C. Martin, 1st Liriit. Asst. Platoon Leader - - J. C. Burton, 1st Lieut. Commander 2nd Platoon -. — W. C. Sprott, 1st Lieut. Asst. Platiiiiii Leader — — C. R. Wallace, 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader — - - - - — R. D. CiLlhrv, Jr., 1st Lieut. COMPANY D fe:iL.«i OFFICERS 1 E. S. Hunt, Jr., Captain Company Commander --- - — - - , . „ 1 _ „ R. B. Lakk, 1st Lieut. Second in Command - - — - , , . Tj,„,..,„T, - - L- J- Strait, Jr., 1st Lieut. Commander 1st Platoon . - - - - „, , , F. D. Newiian, 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader - - - -- ,„ , , , J. B. Heins, Jr., 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader - -- 1,1 A. C. Smith. Jr., 1st Lieut. Commander 2nd Platoon - — — . , -r,, T 1 . B. E. Creighton, Jr., 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader - - ■ C. T. Pearson, 1st Lieut. Asst. Platoon Leader — — - — - Hunt Page One Hundred Seventy Standiiui — Brown. Creel. Eaker. Mitcliell, Boiiiar. Kiiee!iii( —B: ukmi( t, Henry, Mooi-e, Swofford. Caltlwell. Richarflson. RIFLE TEAM BAND Commander - — - --- J- P- Alexander, Jr., Captain Page One Hundred Seventy-one THREE- PULLING CAPTAINS PICK THEM UP sQUETEEKS TARGETS W9 •  HI.. . THE CAMP PRIVATE J. M. WAY MACHINE GUN RANGE THE TWO ON THE DINGLES ALL DRESSED MAJORS RIFLE RANGE UP FOR K. P. If GRAB A LINE PISTOL RANGE: IN CADENCE— EXERCISE The bnrninsi funeral ijvre of ancient Trov For beauty flamed, and for her cherished love Was Egypt, lost; vet for her grace I dare To vie — the Master Sculptor ' s greatest work Is, too, the one desire of mortal man — And I would give m}- heart for beauty ' s smile. By Sheldon Dannelly. Sponsor for The Bohemian WiLBUH D. LiviN(.;sT(iN, Editor SiJOiinor for The Bcihkmian AROLn W. McClintiicic, Z? .s '  ( .s ' s iUntager Sponsors MISS ROSEMARY ALEXANDER Sponsor for the Band ,J. P. Alexander, Jr., Leader MISS ELIZABETH NEWMAN Sponsor for the Pan Hellenic Council F. D. Newman, President Sponsors MRS. A. L. TAYLOR MRS. N. C. WILLIAMS Sponsor for Foothall Sponsor for Sigmn. Tau Alpha, J. M. AwAiL. .In., ( ' (ipfoi)v and Carlisle Literarij Society N. C. Williams, Jr., President MISS MARY LANFORD MISS GRACE WALKER Sponsor for the Student Body Sponsor for Co. C. R. 0. T. C. R. H. WoFFORD, President W. N. Harrf.lson, Captain Sponsors MISS SARA HILL BOBO MISS DORIS LIVINGSTON Sponsor for Y. M. C. A. Sponsor for Preston Literanj Society C. L. Parker, President W. D. Livingston. President 1st term MRS. B. L. JONES Spovsrir for Old Gold and Black, Beta J ' i Theta, and Callioiin Literary Society L. P. Jones. Editor. President, President 1st term MRS. J. M. ARIAIL Sponsor for Block ' ■W Chib J. M. Ahiaii,. Jr.. President MISS CAROLYN BELL MRS. D. C. GARVIN Sponsor for Chi Beta Phi Synmxor for Old Gold and Black; Battalion, T. A. Bell. President R. 0. T. C; and Tennis D. C. Garvin, Jr., Business Manager, Lt. Colonel, Captain MISS FRANCES PEEBLES MISS MAK ' ANN Sponsor for Co. D. R. 0. T. C, and the Preston Sponsor for the Gavel Literary Society w. T. Lander, Jr., President E. S. Hunt, Captain, President Snd term Sponsors MISS CHIC BRIGGS Sponsor for Track J. E. Banner, Captain MISS EDNA MONTGOMERY Sponsor for Track W. R. Padgett, Manager MISS IDELLE HOLLAND Sponsor for Ho)ior Cowicil R. B. Lark, President MISS MARGARET FITZGERALD Sponsor for International Relations Club, Senior Order of Gnomes, Scabbard and Blade, and Co. B, R. 0. T. C. T. K. Fletcher, Jr., President, Chairman, President, Captain Sponsors MISS FRANCES COLVI MISS CATHERINE CARPENTER Sponsor for the .To]irnal Sporinor for the Carlisle Literarij Societij W. J. C(u, iN. Jb.. Business Manager F. A. Duncan, President 3rd term MISS MARY HEAPE Sponsor for Battalion, R. 0. T. C. 0. G. IsoM. Major MISS ELODIE LOUISE HOLCOMBE Spo)isor for the Debating Team V. Vermont, l [ana ' jer Sponsors MRS. W. P. WAY Sponsor lor Carlisle Literary Society J. M. Way, President Snd term CLASS DAY. 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