Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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THE PUBLICATIONS BOARD The Publications Board was founded in 1935 by vote of the student body. The membership consists of four faculty members named by the president of the coll ege and four students. Of the students two are elected from the Senior Class and one each from the Junior and Sophomore Classes. J The Board elects the editors and business managers of the Bohemian, Old Gold and Black, and Journal. It has strict control over the financial affairs of the publications, though it has no voice in editorial questions. The Board meets regularly on the first Tuesday of each month. (Picture on opposite page.) PERSONNEL Prof. J. L. Sal mon, Ch airman H. G. Gibson Dr. Albert Stanbury, Secretary F. N. Rhoad Prof. K. D. Coates R. M. Flynn Prof. W. R. Bourne A. B. Hammond ERNING BODIES MEMBERS K.O ' a Sigma Ka p- a J. O. Crosby, Jr. E. A. Bradley, Jr. K.a- ' a Sigma W. p. Buhrman, Jr. H. L. Beth ea Al ha Lambda Tau J. D. Howie J. A. Workman Ka ' -pa Aljiha R. F. Rouquie W. L. Still Sigma Alj h.a E ' silon G. B. Rich ardson President W. R. Phillips Lambda Chi AT ' ha A. J. Hydrick, Jr. L.(R. Harley Pi Ka a Phi O. P. Miller R. D. Guilds Delta Sigma Phi w. c. l iarnes E. C. Krug BRADLEY CROSBY BETHEA BUHRMAN WORKMAN HOWLE STILL ROUQUIE PHILLIPS RICHARDSON HARLEY HYDRICK GUILDS MILLER KRUG CARNES THE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The Pan-Hellenic Council of Wofford College is compose d of the presidents and one additional mem- ber of the social fraternities on the campus. The presidency of the group rotates among the fraternities. 5 The Council has full control over inter-fraternity affairs. It designates the rushing season in the fall and has charge of pledge day. It also takes the lead in sponsoring inter-fraternity affairs. 25

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WOFFORD ' S Q n YEARBOOK The Bohemian, the Wofford College an- nual, is intended to be a pictorial history of the school year. It contains almost in- numerable pictures with write-ups. J The Bohemian is a rather considerable busi- ness venture. By close economy and ad- vantageous contracts the price of pic- tures has been materially reduced over a period of several years. Most of the credit for this is due to the persistent efforts of Professor Bourne, the faculty adviser. J All annuals represent a tre- mendous amount of work on the part of their staffs, and this annual is no excep- tion. The book IS a product of the com- bined efforts of the staff, faculty adviser, photographer, engraver, and printer. We hope it meets with your approval ! Top, right: Assistant Business Manager Walsli (left) leaves the Library with Director of Collections Watts (center) and General Business Staff Assistant Wall. . . . Circle: Assistant Business Manager Pep Coan confers with Business Manager Jim Shands. , , ,„,t. TvpUt Brockr an to P K ' lnard (left) o ro t ' sor ethins to M. Major (lis )- ■ - t (Center) f ' ' tp; Miller (left) and Ass ta j ,,, Editor Thad .He[b .„ manager Happv i! ! GrcuUtion Manager Wd Herper. ■ .rH,; rtiller U anY Editor Thad .He[ ,,„ manager Happv GrcuUtion Manager ' ' •Kiia ' nager DeWitt © ' Id - • ' l (center) and Melt) talks with Draftsman Ray Gale Peabody. 27