Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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The Smior Class Memories of life at Converse will be stamped upon tKe mind of eacK girl as we leave only four years after we began our college career we will take with us the best our Alma Mater has given. Remembrance of our classmates is a priceless possession which will forever remain dear to all of us. How could we forget Bess Owen on her way to the music building; Fleming and her double major in gym; Dyches as prexy of Glee Club; Margaret Workman s domestic abili- ties; Crutch forgetting to play for the seniors to march out of chapel; Jennie s daily excursion to the Bryn Alan studio; Helen Gellert as editor of Parley Voo; Kent being domesticated in the CACs sewing and cutting room; Betty Rodman collecting Annual money; Bessie as president of Y ' ; Sister trying to pep up the tired old seniors ; Emily Jennings never (?) cutting a class; Betty Murph as the typical Gamma Sigma; McSween s original creations; Battle ' s many (?) dates for the Cotillion dance; Lomax s love for popular music; Fanny Hurt and Forrest; Norma ' s engagement ring; Hooper and her Eye to Sports ; Genevieve s Zernl Club ; Eyleen ' s absence from the dining room on Sundays; Graces week-ends in Greenville; Bethell and her orchids; Chick s jaunts to Davidson; Cacie s versatility; Mary Cannon ' s love for archery; Midge at the piano; Ducky and the Social Science Club; Celeste and her whirlwind graduation; Virginia McCall and her voice lessons; Irene Mc- Dowell and her music pupils; Jean Blount ' s school spirit; Julias dignihed beauty; Virginia Whitner as chairman of President ' s Board; Mamie and James; Delilah Bryson as the typical school teacher; Ella Frances and the m usic school; Ednas hours spent in Judd; Chris typing at all hours; Ma ggie Goodman ' s liking for the opposite sex; Libby Withrow playing the violin; Esther ' s geechie accent; Allene ' s lovely voice; Claire Harvin as Miss Ross ' private secretary; Dot Whitten playing golf; Bobby Walsh in Chemistry; Raymoth Ezell in history class; Edy s main topic of conversation Ranny ; Sarah Burnett at the library desk; Pat ' s fragile beauty; Lib Smith finally coming back her last year; Estelle ' s letters from Hawaii; Mim and the history of the theatre; Janet Kelly and her prom trotting; Bates as house president of Cudd. and Penny writing the Campus Personalities . . . Here they are, each member of the Class of ' 44. It is by these traits and characteristics that classmates will remember every girl who willingly did her best to make her class what 27

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MARY ELOISE Bt l l ILI-L LAURA JEAN BLOUNT