Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Burnett Trammel Woodberry Rountree Spo ' ° ' ITS OFFICERS • • • FOUR years ago this group of young up- starts, seeking who knows what, descended on this campus and proceeded to adapt them- selves to the routine and hfe at college. Some immediately entered the rigorous side of our college activity, whereas others began to take part in things a little less strenuous than athlet- ics. The class soon found that it had not a few athletes, as well as some politicians, speakers, out- standing intellects, religious workers, and boys with that peculiar talent for doing — well, just nothing at all. As time passed, our lads have participated in every phase of college activity. Now, with a few changes in our rolls, we are to be found on the following pages in all of our resplendent glory (?). J. W. Woodberry . . . . . Vveddent W. C. Trammel Yice- ' President H. T. Williams ....... Secretary J. R. Rountree Treasurer S. W. Burnett Historian As Seniors in college, we are about to make that inevitable step into the so-called cruel world. Whether or not our accomplishments on this campus will have great bearing on our future is questionable, but each of us is proud of his sojourn on this campus as ... a student at WOFFORD.

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ait I ITS OUTSTANDING MEMBERS Bob Murphy . . . . Mo5 Religions Jim Woodberry . . Biggest Ladies ' Man Jack Padgett . . . Most Dependable Lovelace Gunter . . . Best Dressed Raymond Hill . . . . Most Studious E. C. Burnett Laziest Dallas Reynolds . . . Most Dignified Bunny Vermont . Biggest Bull Shooter John Danner . . . Most Nonchalant Bill Gladden . Most Likely to Succeed Dick Ballenger . . . . Best Athlete