Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1952 volume:

... ■m COLLESE LIBRARY Ahuh4 The CUck nineteen fifty-two ' -OX THE WOFFORD CAMPUS THE 1952 BOHEMIAN W O F F O R D C O L L E G E Spartanburg, South Carolina RALPH BAILEY Editor ROBERT AND LYNN YOUMANS Co-Business Managers JUN 1 9 1952 QjwwnJ. O.K., roommate, out of the sack! Heriot ' ll slam the door in your face at 8. ... So starts a typical day at Wofford . . . Then the routine things happen . . . Maybe something new might come into the day, but men at Wofford live much the same day . . . That long line of yawns, half-opened eyes, and bedroom slippers waiting for breakfast . . . Barringer either breaking hearts or mending them with mail from home or her . . . TryirRJlf get bacl l he room in time enough to catch minute studyimr . . . There should be a law agMnst first period classes . . The nerve of these profes- k l giving pop tests the morning after a late date . . . Coffee at|he Canteen and smiles from Sue and Daphine . . . Chapel days a week ... A little sleep in classes ... A mad the dining hall before the line gets too long . . . Mt fcjSourtesy, Buice, Inc Regular conversation around Ike lablecE wfcriii yornen, professors, drill, money, and fmovies . r After dinner, most Wofford men usually have a little leis- ure time — of course, that is if it ' s not Monday . . . Two o ' clock comes too early for military studes . . . Sack is met reg- ularly while Chemistry, Biology, Anatomy, and other aca- demic labs are attended less regularly . . . Football practice (or basketball or baseball) keeps a lot busy ' til six . . . Tennis courts are filled . . . Golf enthusiasts motor to the Country Club . . . Om lit 9 %z d State Theaters are popular afternoon . . . M er means to be there at five says five . . . Possible chance of some studying Anyone care for a game of Canasta or poker? . . . |jjUther rush to the chow hall . . . Show starts at 7:10. Anime care to go? . . . Naw, got a date with a beaut . hatcha ' trying to be? Another Sharp or Starnes? r ttt m Converse high on the list of Woffo evening Movies attended even t . . . Fraternity meetings and occasion Dances at the new Memorial Au Cleveland . . . Studying . . . Parall Library . . . Football and basketb Shooting the bull . . . Ray ' s for that tf u s£vb Writing home . . . Reading ESQUIRE ... A few hours in a friendly card game . . . Someone ' s birth- day! To the shower with the bum! . . . Publications boys working late . . . All the Casanovas strolling in . . . Night Owl Serenade . . . Should study, but boy, am I tired! . . . Goodnight. oh 1 T I O X The Staff of the 1952 BOHEMIAN takes great pride in dedicating this volume to one of Wofford ' s most beloved faculty members. Professor Kenneth Daniel Coates of the English Department. During his years here at Wofford he has endeared himself to many Wofford men. His friendliness, his humor, his willingness to help any student on classroom or extra-curricular activities will always be remembered. Thank you, sir, for the many things that you have done for us, those who have come before us, and also for those who follow. So it is with proud hearts that we dedicate this 1952 BOHEMIAN to you. Professor Coates, whose light of influence will guide us for years to come. ! ■■. ' :«!■■, :;:.- Reared against the sky, JOHN B. CLEVELAND SCIENCE HALL ANDREWS FIELD HOUSE WHITEFOORD SMITH LIBRARY ARCHER ADMINISTRATION HALL Proudly stands our Alma Mater, RESERVE OFFICERS ' TRAINING CORPS BUILDING SCIENCE ANNEX WOFFORD COLLEGE CANTEEN And lifes battle s on. 1 Thy great spirit shall inspire us II 1 •s-  WALTER K. GREENE HALL DR. JAMES ALBURN CHILES 1 8 7 7 - 1 9 5 1 DR. DAVID DUNCAN WALLACE 1 8 7 4 - 1 9 5 1 I N MEMORIAM MR. JOSEPH KENNERLY DAVIS 1 8 8 9 - 1 9 5 1 MR. HUGO S. SIMS 1 8 9 3 - 1 9 5 1 BOARD MEMBERS ROBERT M. CARLISLE Spartanburg. S. C. Chairman JOHN O. SMITH Spartanburg. S. C. Vice-Chairman DWIGHT F. PATTERSON Laurens. S. C. Secretary HUGO S. SIMS, SR Orangeburg, S. C. Chairman until death, November 3, 1951 SAM O. BLACK, SR Spartanburg, S. C. JOHN M. YOUNGINER Walterboro, S. C. JAMES A. CHAPMAN Spartanburg, S. C. MELVIN E. DERRICK Columbia, S. C. WALLACE D. GLEATON Columbia, S. C. H. LESTER KINGMAN Columbia, S. C. HUGH W. PERROW Cameron, S. C. BENJAMIN R. TURNER Columbia, S. C. C. L. WOODARD Charleston, S. C. Members of the Board of Trustees are appointed at the South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church which is held in the fall of each year. The trustees meet at the school once each month to discuss the necessary business of the college. The Board began the year under the capable leadership of Mr. Hugo S. Sims, Sr. Af- ter Mr. Sims ' death in November, Mr. Robert M. Carlisle, Spartanburg attorney, was elected chairman. One of the main tasks of the Board has been the selection of a new president to succeed Dr. Walter K. Greene who resigned the presidency in the summer of 1951. BOARD OF TRUSTEES 21 A 1 M INISTRATION DR. CLARENCE CLIFFORD NORTON ACTING PRESIDENT We congratulate Dr. C. C. Norton, Dean of Administration, for his capable leadership as acting president this year — Woffoid ' s ninety-eighth. His complete devotion to this task is appreciated by the faculty and student body alike. He has fulfilled this task with an ever-increasing com- pentence. We shall remember him as a scholar, a great leader of civic and church affairs, and a true gentleman. JOHN ROBERT CURRY Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings WARREN GALLOWAY ARIAIL. JR. Athletic Trainer WILLIAM EARLE BUICE Dietitian and Manager of College Canteen ADMINISTRATION HERBERT HUCKS, JR. Associate Librarian MRS. SUMTER SMITH WINGF1ELD Assistant Librarian MRS. MARY ELLEN THOMPSON CHAPMAN Secretary to the Dean of Administration MRS. BETTY ABERNATHY ISRAEL Assistant to the Registrar MRS. HELEN BRANYON UPTON Secretary to the Director of Public Relations and Alumni Affairs MRS. CORNELIA WEST SENN Secretary to the Business Manager of Athletics MRS. HAZEL HENEGAR SHARP Secretary to the Accountant DECK WALLACE ANDREWS Instructor of Economicr. and Business Administration WILLIAM RAYMOND BOURNE Professor of Modern Languages WILLIAM R. BURNIE Assistant Professor of Modern Languages F A CHARLES EDWARD CAUTHEN Professor of History JAMES ARCHIE CHEATHAM Professor of Military Science and Tactics AUGUSTUS McKEE CREITZBERG. JR. Instructor in Chemistry RATHA DOYLE McGEE J. E. MILLER SAMUEL ROBERT MOYER Assistant Professor of Religion Instructor in Military Science and Tactics Instructor of Music and Art Appreciation FACULTY CHARLES FRANKLIN NESBITT Professor of Reliqion CLARENCE CLIFFORD NORTON Professor of Sociology WENDALL KEITH O ' STEEN Assistant Professor of Biology JOEL EDWARD ROBERTSON Assistant in Physical Education DAVID REAVILL RANSOM Instructor of English JEROME PATRICK PHELAN Armorer RAYMOND AGNEW PATTERSON CHARLES SEMPLE PETTIS Professor of Chemistry and Biology Professor of Physics GEORGE CLAYTON STAPI.ETON WILBUR O ' NEAL STEVENS JOHN WILLIAM SUTPKIN Assistant in Physical Education Assistant in Physical Education Administrative NCO of Military Science I if | 1 V. . «- - • J ! ? v% J s  St. . X:.mjw M - 4 ' . . ■ - is m m - ♦ ; . ■ ■ - ; THE STUDENT COUNCIL When Spring elections roll around, the Student Body offices create a great deal of interest and competition. Last Spring saw Chris Sharp elected to the presidency, Bill Thuston to the vice-presidency, Roger Bragdon to the position of secretary, and Whit An- derson stepped up as treasurer. The Winter Ball was a great success under the leadership of these men and the other members of the Student Council. The Student Council added its share to Homecoming festivities with the Homecoming Ball in November. MEMBERS CHRIS SHARP . BILL THUSTON . . ROGER BRAGDON WHIT ANDERSON . . President Vice-President EARLE ROCHESTER . . President, Senior Class . . President, Junior Class President, Sophomore Class . President, Freshman Class Secretary Treasurer GEORGE SMITH JIMMY HOLLER . JACK MEADORS EARLE ROCHESTER Senior Class President SENIOR CLASS Remember the day you came to Wofford, ' way back when you were a seventeen or eighteen year old frosh? You were just a group of young upstarts with half of you not knowing why you were here, but with all of you looking forward to graduation which, in most cases, would be four years hence. The class had its share of intellects and athletes. And there were the speakers, the religious workers, and the politicians. Some of the lads even showed signs of becoming possible campus wheels, while some showed signs of — well — possibility. Rush parties, fraternity dances, Winter Balls, foot- ball games, Homecoming parades, and dates were ample reward for the hours spent over the books. And even the studying wasn ' t so bad. Come to think of it, the four year stay wasn ' t bad at all! Those things are now behind you — as are the four long years. Seems only yesterday that you were at the old grind of 8:30 classes and waiting until mid- night to begin the term paper for the next morning. Only, now you ' re Seniors! Your stay beneath the Twin Towers is ended. From here you ' ll go out into a world of war and change, not knowing when or whether you ' ll gather here again. But you ' ll never forget you were— and are— a WOFFORD MAN. Kinda ' hate to leave all of this, don ' t you? The following pages show the Seniors in all their resplendent glory. Also pictured individually on each page will be found a member of the graduating class selected by the Student Council as one of the most prominent members of the class, with selections based on certain outstanding characteristics. These next pages show the harvest of the seeds sown on that September day back in 1948. 40 ADAMS BALLENGER ALTMAN BEELER ANDERSON. C. BERCKMAN ANDERSON. J. BEST BAILEY BEUST SENIORS 19 5 2 BLAKENEY BRANCH BROCK FIRST ROW: BILLY CROTTS ADAMS Lexington, N. C. A.B. Religion Major Ministerial Union. WALTER BARNHILL ALTMAN . . . Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Delta Sigma Phi; Treasurer, Senior Class; Scabbard and Blade. CHARLES WITSELL ANDERSON. JR. Summerville, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Delta Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Student Body, Treasurer; Drill Team. JOHN REID ANDERSON Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major Pi Kappa Phi; Inter-Fraternity Council. RALPH EDWARD BAILEY Lancaster. S. C. A.B. English Major Kappa Sigma, Grand Master of Ceremonies; WHO ' S WHO; Blue Key; Editor, THE 1952 BOHEMIAN; As- sociate Editor, THE 1951 BOHEMIAN; Editor, 1950-51 OLD GOLD AND BLACK; Editorial Staff, 1950-51 JOUR- NAL and S.C.A. HANDBOOK; International Relations Club; Ministerial Union, SECOND ROW: WILLIAM HOWARD BALLENGER . . WalhaUa. S. C. A.B. History Major JACK SWAN BEELER Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Education Major Block W ; Football, Golf. EDWARD MILTON BERCKMAN . . . Albertville, Ala. English Major Kappa Sigma, Grand Master; WHO ' S WHO; Senior Order of Gnomes; Blue Key; Publications Board; Editor, 1950-51 JOURNAL; Sports Editor, OLD GOLD AND BLACK and 1952 BOHEMIAN; Co-Editor, S.C.A. HAND- BOOK; Block W ; Inter-Fraternity Council; Delta Phi Alpha; S.C.A., Treasurer; Track. Galivants Ferry. S. C. Education Major . Spartanburg. S. C. English Major PRESSLEY DORN BEST . . A.B. Alpha Sigma Phi. CARL BERNHARDT BEUST A.B. Lambda Chi Alpha. THIRD ROW: BRICE BERNARD BLAKENEY Whitney. S. C. A Religion Major BEN ERNEST BRANCH Charleston. S. C. A.B. Education and Psychology Major Treasurer, Junior Class; Manager, 1948-49 Basketball Team; Baseball Team; Block W ; Football Team. EMORY BUSH BROCK Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major Scabbard and Blade. HUGH DONALD BROWN Spartanburg. S. C. Ajj. Economics Major Scabbard and Blade; Rifle Team. JOHN ROWLAND BROWN Pacolet. S. C. A.B. Education and Psychology Major RAYMOND HANDFORD BRYSON . Spartanburg. S. C j B Economics Major BRYSON RALPH BAILEY Campus Leadership. Personality BUCHANAN CANTEELL BURNETT CARLISLE BUSH CASE CAMPBELL CATO CANNON CAUTHEN SENIORS • 1952 % I • CHAMBERS CLARK CONSTANCE FIRST ROW: WADE TALMADGE BUCHANAN . . Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major Drill Team. CHARLES ARMOUR BURNETT . . . Punta Gorda. Fla. NA.B. Education Major Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Captain, Scabbard and Blade. NEWELL CAMPBELL BUSH A.B. Ministerial Union. . . Gastonia, N. C. History Major REGINALD CAMPBELL Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Economics Major . Spartanburg, S. C. Education Major RALPH DONALD CANNON A.B. Block W ; Football. SECOND ROW VOLNEY CHESTERFIELD CANTRELL . Landrum, S. C. A.B. Economics Major ROBERT MARSDEN CARLISLE. JR. . Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Economics Major Kappa Sigma, Grand Procurator; Secretary, Senior Class; President, Junior Class; Member, Student Coun- cil, 1950-51. BENNIE TURNER CASE Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Pi Gamma Mu; Secretary, Sophomore Class; Publica- tions Board; Glee Club. WILLIAM ALBERT CATO LaGrange. Ga. A.B. Education and Psychology Major CHARLES EDWARD CAUTHEN. JR. . Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major Kappa Alpha, No. Ill; Vice-President, Freshman Class; President, Sophomore Class; International Relations Club; Inter-Fraternity Council; Publications Board; Edi- torial Staff, THE 1952 BOHEMIAN. THIRD ROW: JOHN RAY CHAMBERS Kannapolis, N. C. A.B. Education and Physical Education Major Delta Sigma Phi; Block W ; Football. FRANCIS ROBERT CLARK Cheraw, S. C. A.B. History Major Block W ; Football, Baseball. NEIL ERSKINE CONSTANCE .... Columbus, N. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major Pi Gamma Mu. GEORGE REID COOPER A.B. Ministerial Union. . Columbia, S. C. English Major BENJAMIN HAWLEY CROMER Tryon, N. C. A.B. Modern Language Major Alpha Sigma Phi, President; Publications Board; Span- ish Club; Inter-Fraternity Council; Editorial Staff, OLD GOLD AND BLACK. CLETUS BYRON CUDD A.B. . . Chesnee, N. C. History Major CROMER CUDD GENE ELAM Leadership in Religious Activities DROTOR EADDY EA3LER EASTERLY ELAM i SENIORS • 1952 ■FIRST ROW: EARLE DEAN CUMMINGS .... Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Pi Gamma Mu. JOHN WILLIS DAVENPORT Clifton. S. C. A.B. History Major JAMES EARL DAY Chester, S. C. E.g. Physics Major WILLIAM HENRY DEAN. JR Cornelia. Ga. A.B. Economics Major Fi Gamma Mu. WILLIAM ARVID DONNAHOO A.B. Rifle Team. . Spartanburg. S. C. Economics Major SECOND ROW HARRY WINDELL DROTOR . . . B.S. Scabbard and Blade. . Spartanburg, S. C. Physics Major ALBERT EUGENE EADDY Columbia, S. C. A.B. History Major Blue Key; Editor, OLD GOLD AND BLACK; Business Manager, S.C.A. HANDBOOK; Manager, Debate Team; Secretary, Ministerial Unicn. BOBBY JOE EASLER Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Scabbard and Blade; Rifle Team. ROY FRANKLIN EASTERLY . A.B. BSU; Debate Team. . . Spartanburg, S. C. Philosophy Major EUGENE BOYD ELAM Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. Chemistry Major WHO ' S WHO; President, BSU; Secretary, Pre-Chemical Society; Vice-President, Pre-Medical Society; Secretary, Junior Class; Football; Golf. THIRD ROW: PAUL STRIBLING ELLISON .... Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Economics Major Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President; Vice-President, Senior Class; Scabbard and Blade; Vice-President, Glee Club; International Relations Club; Inter-Fraternity Council. HARRY ANDREW FICKEN. JR Asheville, N. C. A.B. History Major Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer; Rifle Team. GEORGE DeWITT FIELDS, JR Lamar. S. C. A.B. English Major Delta Sigma Phi, Pledge Master; WHO ' S WHO; Blue Key; Senior Order of Gnomes; International Relations Club; Ministerial Union; Scabbard and Blade; Block W ; President, SCA; Track. H UGH EDSEL FINCH A.B. Spartanburg. S. C. English Major HENRY GRADY FLYNN Landrum. S. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major Treasurer, Scabbard and Blade; Drill Team. THOMAS JEFFERS FORD Holly ffill. S. C. A.B. Philosophy and Religion Major Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Archon; WHO ' S WHO; Blue Key; Editor, THE 1951 BOHEMIAN; Associate Editor THE 1950 BOHEMIAN; Editorial Staff, THE 1949 BOHEMIAN; Business Staff, OLD GOLD AND BLACK; Secretary, Preston Literary Society; Camera Club, Glee Club. FIRST ROW: JAMES HARDIN FRIDY Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Economics Major Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer; Pi Gamma Mu; Scabbard and Blade. THERMOND LEROY GABLE Lexington, S. C. A.B. Philosophy and Religion Major Ministerial Union. JAMES R. GORDON Mullins, S. C. A.B. Education Major Football Team, Co-Captain; Block W. JAMES KENNETH HALEY Elberton, Ga. A.B. Education Major Pi Kappa Phi. NEVILLE ALLISON HAMMER, JR. . Fountain City, Tenn. A.B. History Major SECOND ROW: ALLEN HENLEY. JR Charlotte, N. C. A.B. English Major Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer; Staff, THE JOURNAL. LORENZA HAROLD HINES Chesnee. S. C. A. B. Economics Major ROBERT EVANS HOLMAN .... St. Matthews, S. C. B. S. Biology Major Pre-Medical Society, President. EDMUND LEE HUDSON Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. English Major WILBON O. HUNTLEY. Jr Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Economics Major Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Historian, Senior Class; Scab- bard and Blade. THIRD ROW: HENRY GRACE KELLEY. JR Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. Chemistry Major Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Manager, Glee Club; President, Band. JOHN CLAY LAMB Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. Chemistry Major President, Delta Phi Alpha; President, Pre-Chemical Society; BSU Council. FRANK LEE LASSITER. JR Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major OTHO WOODROW LAWRENCE . Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Pi Gamma Mu. RALPH THOMAS LOWRIMORE .... Gaston. S. C. A.B. Religion Major Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer; Business Manager, THE JOURNAL; Scabbard and Blade; Internationa 1 Rela- tions Club; Wightman Literary Society; Ministerial Union; Glee Club; Cheerleader; SCA Cabinet. ALBERT LEALON LYTLE Marion. N. C. A.B. History Major Ministerial Union; Future Teachers of America. LAWRENCE LOWRIMORE LYTLE FIRST ROW: RUSSELL ABNER McBRIDE Inman. S. C. A.B. History Major Band. MYRON GORDON McCALL A.B. Spartanburg, S. C. History Major ROY GOODWIN McKINNEY. JR. . Spartanburg, S. C. A. B. Economics Major Company Commander, Headquarters Co. ROBERT GARY MANN Easley. S. C. B. S. Biology Major Treasurer, Pre-Medical Society. VIRGIL Wn-LIAM MARSH .... Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Education Major SECOND ROW: GEORGE BURNLEY MILLER, JR. . . . Portsmouth, Va. A.B. Education Major Kappa Alpha GLENN LEROY MILLER Greer. S. C. A.B. Educaiion Major Block W ; Football. FLOYD GERALD MOODY .... Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Education Major Sigma Delta Psi; Block W ; Football; Baseball. WILLIAM EUGENE MYER Richmond. Va. A.B. Educaiion Major Block W ; Football; Track. CALVIN ROBERT MYERS Pottstown. Pa. A. B. History Major Pi Gamma Mu; Blue Key; Secretary, Ministerial Union; President, Glee Club. THIRD ROW: CHARLES BEN NANTZ ...... Morganton, N. C. B. S. Biology Major Alpha Sigma Phi. PIERRE RENE NEVES Greer. S. C. A.B. Business Administration Major Pi Gamma Mu. ALFRED GORDON OLTMAN. JR. . . . Gaffney, S. C A.B. Economics Major Pi Gamma Mu. ANTHONY LOUIS ORGERA Stamford, Conn. A.B. Education and Physcology Major Block W ; Football. BOYCE WILSON PHILLIPS Pacolet. S. C. A. B. Sociology Major President, Pi Gamma Mu; Band; Drill Team. ROY CLINTON PITTMAN Johnsonville, S. C. B. S. Biology Major American Chemical Society; Pre-Medical Society; Wightman Literary Society; Delta Phi Alpha. ORGERA PHILLIPS PITTMAN POLLARD POWELL REEVES ROBBINS ROCHESTER ROWLAND SCHULTZ SHARP SHUFORD SIMMONS SENIORS 19 5 2 BOBBY STARNES Athletic Achievement SMiTH STARNES SUTTLE FIRST ROW: BOB W. POLLARD Knoxville. Tenn. A. B. Education and Psychology Major Block W ; Football. DAVID HARVEY POWELL Philadelphia, Pa. B. S. Chemistry Major ROBERT EARL REEVES Woodruff, S. C. A. B. Economics Major Delta Sigma Phi, Sergeant at Arms; Scabbard and Blade. CLAUDE CARROLL ROBBINS .... Columbus, N. C. B. S. Chemistry Major American Chemical Society. EARLE FRANKLIN ROCHESTER . . . Walhalla. S. C. A.B. Economics Major Alpha Sigma Phi, Marshall; WHO ' S WHO; President, Senior Class; Treasurer, Scabbard and Blade; Student Council; Company Commander, Company B; Basket- ball. SECOND ROW: JIMMIE DAVE ROWLAND Walhalla. S. C. A.B. Economics Major Alpha Sigma Phi, 1951 President; Pi Gamma Mu; Scab- bard and Blade; Sigma Delta Psi; International Rela- tions Club; Block W . EVERETT SCHULTZ Cosby. Tenn. A.B. Education and Psychology Major CHRISTOPHER SAMUEL SHARP . North Augusta. S. C. A.B. Education Major President, Student Body;. Secretary, Blue Key; Scabbard and Blade; WHO ' S WHO; Senior Order of Gnomes; Commander of Drill Team. PLATO STUART SHUFORD Walhalla. S. C. A.B. Education Major Kappa Alpha, Pledge President; Block W ; Scabbard and Blade; Football. . . Hemingway, S. C. Education Major GAILLIARD CORDIE SIMMONS A.B. Intramural Manager. THIRD ROW: JAMES AYERS SMITH Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Education Major BSU; Glee Club; Band. BOB JONES STARNES Chester. S. C. A.B. Education and Psychology Major Kappa Alpha, Vice-President; Sigma Delta Psi; Scab- bard and Blade; Future Teachers of America; Block W ; Football. PAUL SUTTLE Gaffney. S. C. A.B. Education and Psychology Major WILLIAM ONSBY THUSTON .... Little Rock. Ark. A.B. Economics Major WHO ' S WHO; Blue Key; Vice-President, Student Body; Scabbard and Blade; Block W ; International Rela tions Club; Football; Golf. MAX BURTON TROUT Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. Business Administration and Economics Major TURNER WILSON WHITE WOMBLE WILKINSON YOUMANS. L. WILLIAMS. E. YOUMANS. R. WILLIAMS, L. BIGELOW SENIORS 19 5 2 FIRST ROW OLIVER VIRGIL TURNER . A.B. CLYDE ATWOOD WEITE A.B. . . Spartanburg, S. C. Sociology Major . Cedar Grove, N. J. Economics Major BYRON WEBB WILKINSON, JR Maiden, N. C. A.B. English Major Kappa Alpha Order, President; WHO ' S WHO; Senior Order of Gnomes; President, Blue Key; International Relations Club; Secretary, Inter-Fraternity Council- Scabbard and Blade; Publications Board; Editor, OLD GOLD AND BLACK; Assistant Editor, THE 1952 BO- HEMIAN. EDWARD LEWIS WILLIAMS .... Mill Spring. N. C. A.B. History Major Pi Kappa Alpha; Secretary, Future Teachers of America. LLOYD BENTON WILLIAMS BoS. Georgetown, S. C. Biology Major SECOND ROW: HAROLD JACKSON WILSON . . . Falls Church, Va. A. B. English Major Kappa Sigma, Grand Master; International Relations Club; Editorial Staff, THE 1952 BOHEMIAN; Editorial Staff THE SCA HANDBOOK; Feature Editor, OLD GOLD AND BLACK; President, Ministerial Union; Wightman Literary Society; Glee Club. EUGENE WILSON WOMBLE .... High Point, N. C. B. S. Mathematics Major Secretary, Spanish Club; Block W ; Basketball. LYNN HAMMOND YOUMANS, JR. . . . Furman, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Co-Business Manager, THE 1952 BOHEMIAN. ROBERT ALEXANDER YOUMANS . . . Furman, S. C. A.B. Economics Major Co-Business Manager, THE 1952 BOHEMIAN. RALPH BIGELOW North Charleston. S. C. Special Student 54 Yes, a lot of our hours here at Wofford were filled with ball games, fraternity dances, dates, movies, and bull sessions— but, there were other hours— serious hours . . . Remember the hours spent in afternoon labs and the hours at night trying to catch up on work lost in the afternoon . . . Remember the classes when the professors had given up hope, but you were still hanging on . . . Remember the hours of research in the library for the term paper soon due . . . Remember the midnight oil burning for you to cram a little more for exams . . . Remember that uneasy feeling when the professor would give a pop . . . These, too, were a part of your life at Wofford, for this is the true spirit of Wof ford- intellectual curiosity and fellowship mixed. Both go to make up that spirit of our Alma Mater which always will go with us wherever we go. This spirit will not let us forget that we are WOFFORD MEN . . . GOOD LUCK! GEORGE SMITH President, Junior Class J u CLASS For many of us this year marked the beginning . . . well, no, it was the end . . . come to think of it, it was both. We Juniors considered ourselves over our pro- bationary state: the days of being called Frosh were two years behind us, and we were feeling consider- ably wiser than the wise fools we had been pegged while Sophomores. Yes, there was a certain air of new born confidence about the Junior Class that really made it feel like a part of Wofford. The real Wofford spirit had seized us all . . . in fact, it had become so much a part of us that our air of confidence was shot through with a feeling of reluctance every time we contemplated becoming Seniors. How hard it is to realize that we have been here for three years! Do you remember when you, as a rat, first learned that there are twenty-five steps lead- ing to the chapel? And now in only a short time you will be ascending those same steps for the last time as a Wofford student. But the memories will not fade as quickly as the hours. The pictures on the pages that follow will re- mind us of many things: pay and summer camp for the first time during this year; and, for most of us, required courses were over and many courses, like Music Ap, were opened to us for the first time; and among our members who were frat men, we found much activity in the field of pinning that girl. In the classroom and out, there was activity galore. As the session came to a close, we realized more and more that everything we had done during this im- portant year was a contributing factor in helping us help ourselves as Wofford College sought to mold this Junior Class into the Senior Class of 1953. 56 AIKEN BARRINGEH BRYANT. W. ARMSTRONG BLACKWELL BUNDY AUMAN BRAGDON BURNS BALLARD BRANCH BYRD BARBARE BROWN CALVERT BARHAM BRYANT. R. CANNON JUNIORS 19 5 2 Governor and Mrs. Byrnes pose at Homecoming game. Registration was long and somewhat tiring. FIRST ROW: AIKEN. HOVEY EUGENE. JR. . . . Spartanburg. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ARMSTRONG, JAMES M., JR Belmont. N. C. Kappa Alpha AUMAN. HAROLD WAYNE .... Spartanburg, S. C. BALLARD. HUGH H Spartanburg, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi BARBARE, DENNIS NORMAN .... Greenville, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon BARHAM. ROBERT TIMOTHY Florence. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha SECOND ROW: BARRINGER, WILLIAM LEE Salisbury, N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon BLACKWELL, LESLIE GERALD .... Hartsville, S. C. Kappa Sigma BRAGDON, JOHN ROGER. JR. . . . Georgetown, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi BRANCH, CHARLES WILLIAM . . . Spartanburg, S. C. BROWN, BILLY BOWMAN . Patrick, S. C. BRYANT, RONALD MAXIE Lakeview, S. C. Kappa Sigma THIRD ROW: BRYANT. WILLIAM HUBERT Asheville. N. C. Kappa Alpha BUNDY, DON ROBERT Lancaster, S. C. Kappa Alpha CARROLL COFFEY COKER DUKE FIELDS, D. FIELDS. G. BURNS, GARY DEAN Campobello, S. C. BYRD. DAVID Marion, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi CALVERT. JOHN EARL. JR Inman. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi CANNON. WILLIAM SIMPSON .... Whitney, S. C. FOURTH ROW: CARROLL, JACKSON WALKER, JR. . . . Chester. S. C. Kappa Sigma COFFEY. JOSEPH HARLEY Asheville, N. C. COKER. RICHARD LOWELL Cades. S. C. COOLER. ARTHUR LAMAR. JR Fairfax, S. C COTTINGHAM. JOHN BENJAMIN Sullivan ' s Island, S. C Kappa Alpha COX. GEORGE WALTER FARRELL . Hemingway. S. C. FIFTH ROW: DUKE, WILLIAM STEPHEN, JR. . . Montgomery. Ala. Kappa Sigma FIELDS. DALE Philadelphia. Pa. Pi Kappa Alpha FIELDS. GALE Philadelphia. Pa. Pi Kappa Alpha FLOYD, WILLIAM HARVEY, JR Conway, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha FRANKLIN, RONALD LEON Anderson, S. C. FROEDE. CARL RUSSELL Kendall, Fla. Sigma Alpha Epsilon COOLER COTTINGHAM COX FLOYD FRANKLIN FROEDE JUNIORS 19 5 2 The new Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium was scene of the Winter Ball. Ted Morton takes Queen Betsy and contestants on Homecoming parade ride. FIRST ROW: FULMER. JAMES SIDNEY Spartanburg. S. C. Kappa Alpha GANT, FRANK LARRY Spartanburg, S. C. GIBBONS, ROBERT NEAVELAND . . . New Zion, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi GIBSON, ROBERT DeMARS .... Pacolet Mills. S. C. GLASCOE, WILLIAM WALKER .... Duncan, S. C. GRAVELY, HORACE EDWARD .... Walhalla. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi SECOND ROW: GULLEDGE. JAMES DAVID. JR Union. S. C. GUTHRIE. SELDON DOUGLAS .... Manteo. N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon HAMRICK. ROBERT BENJAMIN Shelby, N. C. HANNA, THOMAS EDWIN Woodrutf. S. C. HARMON, RALPH LaFOR ..... Spartanburg. S. C. HARWELL. VERNON STOUGH, JR. . . . Clinton. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha THIRD ROW: HEGGIE. ROBERT FORT Fork. S. C. Kappa Sigma HERIOT. JOSEPH CHANDLER. JR Dalzell. S. C. Delta Sigma Phi HERRING. THOMAS EARLE Cateechee. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi HICKS. J. B Enoree. S. C. HICKS, JAMES MURRAY Berwick, Ga. HIPP, THOMAS ALLISON Charlotte, N. C. FOURTH ROW: HOLLER, JAMES CARLISLE. JR. . ■ • Columbia. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon IZZI. TONY, JR Shelby, N. C. JAMES, ROBERT EARL Florence. S. C. Kappa Sigma JOHNSON, CLARENCE BIRNIE. JR. . . Allendale. S. C. Kappa Sigma JOHNSON. JAMES MELTON ...... Union, S. C. JONES, EDWIN RAY Gastonia. N. C. FIFTH ROW: JONES, THOMAS CHARLES. JR Sumter. S. C. Kappa Sigma KELLY, SIDNEY LEGRANDE. JR Conway. S. C. Kappa Sigma LANCASTER. EVERETTE GIST . . . Spartanburg, S. C LANE. CARL WILLIAM. JR Moore, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi LITTLE, ERNEST SPEARS Jonesville, S. C. Kappa Sigma McLELLAN, BOBBY GENE Florence, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha HOLLEU JONES, T. IZZI KELLY JAMES LANCASTER JOHNSON, C. LANE JOHNSON, J. LITTLE JONES, E. McLELLAN i 1 1i v: Is ? •sr. -v. A ' 4 iJi i MITCHELL. J. O ' DELL POWERS MITCHELL. W. PACE RAMPEY MOODY PENDERGRASS REAVES MORTON PHILLIPS. J. ROBBINS NEAL PHILLIPS, T. ROUSE NESBITT POSTON SANDERS JUNIORS 19 5 2 SAUM SO WELL SCRUGGS STAMM SHERARD STAPLETON SMITH, B. STARNES 3HERRILL STRATFORD SMITH, G. STROUTH FIRST ROW: MITCHELL, JAMES WHALEY .... Wctlterboro. S. C. Delta Sigma Phi MITCHELL. WILLIAM HENDERSON . . . Union, S. C. MOODY, WILLIAM RICHARD .... Greenville, S, C. Alpha Sigma Phi MORTON. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, JR. Florence. S. C. Kappa Sigma NEAL, JAMES ELLERBE Silverstreet. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi NESBITT, CHARLES BURNS .... Spartanburg, S. C. Kappa Alpha SECOND ROW: O ' DELL, DONALD RUSSELL Union. S. C. PACE, JOE EARL Spartanburg. S. C. Kappa Alpha PENDERGRASS. MARION DUNCAN . . Draper. N. C. Alpha Sigma Phi PHILLIPS. JACK ELLISON Spartanburg. S. C. PHILLIPS. TED NATHANIEL Walhalla. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi POSTON. SAMUEL HAYWOOD . . . New Zion. S. C. THIRD ROW: POWERS, RODERICK WILBERT ... Rochester, N. Y. Delta Sigma Phi RAMPEY, WAYMAN MARSHALL .... Mayo. S. C. REAVES. CLIFFORD HALLIDAY . . Bishopville. S. C. Kappa Alpha ROBBINS, RAY MARSHALL Columbus. N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha ROUSE. LeGRAND ARIAL. II . . . Spartanburg. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon SANDERS. ELLIOTT FRANKLIN .... Beaufort, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi FOURTH ROW: SAUM, JACK HARMAN Buffalo. S. C. SCRUGGS. FLOYD DENNIS Chesnee. S. C. SHERARD, LEWIS RAMEY Abbeville. S. C. SHERRILL, CLAUDE A.. JR Spartanburg, S. C. Kappa Alpha SMITH. BOB FARRELL . Shelby. N. C. SMITH. GEORGE WARREN Easley. S. C. Delta Sigma Phi FIFTH ROW: SOWELL. JOHN MICHAEL Lancaster, S. C. Kappa Alpha STAMM. RALPH EUGENE Spartanburg, S. C. STAPLETON. JOHN MASON, JR. . . Spartanburg. S. C. Kappa Sigma STARNES. WALLACE FENNELL . . Spartanburg, S. C. STRATFORD, CHARLES CARLYLE. JR. Spartanburg, S. C. STROUTH, JOSEPH HARMAN CUntwood Va. SIXTH ROW: TINDALL, FRED LITTLEFIELD Inman, S. C. TROUTMAN. GREGORY LEE Asheville, S. C. Kappa Alpha TYLER, JOSIE LEE Fairfax, S. C. VAUGHN. JOE FRANKLIN Union. S. C. WARLICK. BOBBY BRYAN Lawndale. N. C. WHATLEY. CAROL ELTON .... Greenwood, S. C. Kappa Sigma SEVENTH ROW: WHITE. JOE WYLIE Chester. S. C. Kappa Sigma WILLIAMS, LADSON LAMAR Aliguippa, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi WILLIAMS, ZEB CARSON, JR Asheville. N. C. Pi Kappa Phi WILLIS. RANDOLPH EDENS .... Johnsonville. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi WILSON, GEORGE BOOZER .... Spartanburg, S. C. YOUNGINER, JOHN MADISON. JR. . Walterboro, S. C. Kappa Sigma TINDALL WHITE TROUTMAN WILLIAMS. L. TYLER WILLIAMS. Z. VAUGHN WILLIS WARLICK WILSON WHATLEY YOUNGINER JIMMY HOLLER Sophomore Class President SOPH© M O It E r, L A S S At the beginning of this school year, the only thing which really distinguished us irom the lowly freshmen was the fact that the long walk from Snyder Hall to the cafeteria in Carlisle was a thing of the past. With rooms in Greene and Carlisle we were a little higher up on the educational ladder. With a new sense of pride we demanded respect from the new class of rats , expected immediate action from them at our slightest request and glorified in seeing just how much we could really think up for them to do. Our class under President Jimmy Holler helped to set up the first Freshman Control Board at Wofford. Our class was the only one in history (Wofford history) to have gone tor two successive years undefeated in the annual pushball contest. The members of our class were constantly taking the lead in campus activities — social, academic, and athletic. Our class had its share of pre-medicals, pre-ministerials, pre-legals, and — of course — pre-do-nothings. And as an added distinction, our class will be the centennial graduating class in 1954. While this alone makes us a little different from previous classes, we nevertheless like to think that we are as typical as were the ninety-nine Soohomore classes before us. FIRST ROW: ABELL. JACK STANLEY. Columbus. Ga., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . ADAMS, BERRY EUGENE. Lyman. S. C. . . . ALTMAN. GEORGE FRIERSON. Galivants Ferry. S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . ALVERSON. CLYDE BERNARD. Duncan. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . AN- DERSON, WILLIAM HILTON. Camden. S. C. Kappa Alpha. SECOND ROW: ANTHONY. HOWARD THOMAS. Spartanburg. S. C. . . . BASS. BILL EDWARD. Belmont. N. C. . . . BIGELOW. ARCHIE RUFUS. JR., North Charleston. S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . BLACK. EARL CLIFFORD, JR., Charlotte, N. C. . . . BOLUS. DAWSON EARL. Louisville. Ky. THIRD ROW: BONDS. NEIL CAROL. Calhoun Falls. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . BR1DWELL. GEORGE MANNING. Woodruff. S. C. . . . BROWN, HUGH ROBERT, JR., Charlotte, N. C, Delta Sigma Phi . . . BROWN, JOE EARL, JR.. Spartanburg, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi . . . BRYANT, KEN- NETH MILLER. High Point. N. C. FOURTH ROW: BURNETT, BOBBY LEE. Spartanburg. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi . . . BURTON, CLYDE HARLAN. High Point. N. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . BUTTS. VICTOR DEE, Anderson, S. C. . . BYNUM, HENRY CLARKE, Sumter, S. C. Kappa Alpha . . . CAMPBELL. GEORGE WESLEY. Edge- field, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. FIFTH ROW: CANADAY, SOLOMON MACTURIOUS, JR., Charleston, S. C, Kappa Sigma . . . CASSELL. FRANK DELANO. Campobello, S. C. . . . CAUTHEN, MAX BARNES, Lancaster. S. C. . . . CHAVIS, HAROLD LESTER, Trio. S. C. . . .Pi Kappa Alpha . . . CHRISTOPHER, HAR- LEY HENRY. Pelham. S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SIXTH ROW: COOK, JAMES ROSEMOND, JR., Gaffney, S. C, Kappa Alpha . . . COOKSEY. JESSE LECEL, Spartanburg, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi . . . COVINGTON, WILLIAM CARLISLE, Clio, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi . . . DAVIS, HAROLD WALLACE. Kingsport, Tenn., Delta Sigma Phi . . . DAVISON. ROBERT ADVIL. Florence. S. C, Kappa Sigma. SEVENTH ROW: DERRICK, MELVIN EARLE. JR., Columbia, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . DITTY, JAMES MITCHELL, Midlothian, 111., Alpha Sigma Phi . . . DuBOSE. MARVIN McBRIDE. JR.. Rock Hill, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . FICKEN. CHARLES DAVID, Asheville, N. C, Pi Kappa Phi ... . FISHER. ARTHUR MICKEY, Buffalo, S. C„ Pi Kappa Alpha. EIGHTH ROW: FLOYD. JAMES WESLEY, Lake City, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . FORE, RICHARD BERNARD, Dillon, S. C. . . . FOSTER, CHARLIE MONROE, Easley, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi . . . FURR, CHARLES GIL- MORE, Dillon, S. C Delta Sigma Phi . . . GALL, HARRY, JR., Flor- ence, S. C Pi Kappa Alpha. NINTH ROW: GIBBONS, THOMAS GREGORY, Kershaw, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . GILL. JOHN ANDERSON. Rock Hill, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . GOLDSTON. ROBERT JOHN. Wallace, N. C. . . . GOUDELOCK, DAN- IEL STEVENSON, Winnsboro, S. C, Delta Sigma Phi . . . GRAVELY, WILLIAM DAVID, Pickens, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi. Abell Adams Altman Alverson Anderson Anthony Bass Bigelow Black Bolus Bonds Bridwell Brown, H. Brown, J. Bryant Burnett Burton Butts Bynum Campbell Canaday Cassell Cauthen Chavis Christopher m . .. . Cook Cooksey Covington r - : Davison A. ifc titi ■ ' ' -I ' lrl 1 Derrick Ditty DuBose Ficken Fisher C - 1. it . I Ik Floyd Fore Foster Furr Gall A . Gibbons Gill Goldston Goudelock Gravely . ■ j ••• • • T ; , s J I SOPHOMORES • 1952 Carlisle Hall takes first place in Homecoming contest. Nurses work on the cats. 9 % : FIRST ROW: GRIFFITH. ROBERT HERLONG. Jelferson. S. C. Kappa Alpha . . . GRIGGS. TOMMY LYNN. Ruby. S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . HERBERT, THOMAS JACKSON. Portsmouth. Ohio, Kappa Sigma . . . HERRING. WADE WILKES. Walterboro. S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . HILL, JIMMY CARMON, Woodrulf. S. C. SECOND ROW : HILL. ROSCOE NORRIS. Whitney, S. C. . . . HOLLIS. CHARLES MYERS. Union, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi . . . HOOVER, RICHARD LINDSAY, Winston-Salem. N. C. . . . HOWARD. FLOYD NYE. Woodruff. S. C JENERETTE. WILLIAM DOUGLAS. Mullins. S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. THIRD ROW: JENKINSON, BOYD MITCHELL. Andrews. S. C. RUSHING. Charlotte. N. C, Delta Sigma Phi . GORDON, Waycross, Ga., Kappa Alpha . HYLAND, Brooklyn, N. Y., Delta Sigma Phi . . LEWIS, Buffalo, S. C. FOURTH ROW: KINNEY, WILLIAM LIGHT. JR., Bennettsville, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . KIRBY, JOSEPH HENRY. Union. S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . KIZER. JAY DOYCE, Midland, N. C. . . . LEWIS. WILLIAM MAL- LAND, Alpine. N. J. . . . LISTON. JOHN McTWEIRE. Smoaks, S. C. FIFTH ROW: LOWRY. JAMES LYNN. JR.. Spartanburg. S. C. Kappa Alpha . . . . JOHNSON. EDWIN . JONES. FREDERIC . KELLY. WILLIAM KINGSMORE. FRED LYNN, CHARLES THOMAS, JR., Greer, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . McBRIDE, WALKER REID, Pacolet, S. C. . . . McBRIDE, WILBUR RAY, Pacolet, S. C. . . . McELWEE. FRANK LONG, JR., Clover, S. C. SIXTH ROW: McMAKIN, JAMES VERNON. Spartanburg. S. C. . . . MANNING. JESSE FRANKLIN, Abbeville, S. C. . . . MAY, JESSE GAYLORD. Union, S. C, Kappa Sigma . . . MAY, WILKES GRAHAM, Union, S. C, Kappa Sigma . . . MEDLOCK, MELVIN DuBOSE, Columbia, S. C, Kappa Sigma. SEVENTH ROW: MOORE, S. T., Greer. S. C NOLAND, AUBREY TALMADGE, Union, S. C. . . . PAGE, WILLIAM, JR.. Roebuck, S. C. . . . PARKER, HARRY LeGETTE. Florence, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi . . . PARRIS, LeROY, JR., Spartanburg, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi. EIGHTH ROW: PATRICK, DEAN ANDERSON, Pacolet, S . C, Delta Sigma Phi. . . . PATTON, CLARENCE MITCHELL, Woodruff, S. C, Pi Kappa Phi . . . PATTON. MILTON KAY, Woodruff. S. C. . . . PERROW. GEORGE TURNER. Cameron. S. C, Kappa Sigma . . . PERRY, SUMNER WHIT- FIELD, Greenwood. S. C, Kappa Sigma. NINTH ROW: PHILLIPS, FRED EUGENE, Inman, S. C. . . . POSTON. JOHN PAUL, Johnsonville, S. C POWELL, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, Chesnee, S. C. . . . PRUITT. JULIAN LEON. Spartanburg. S. C. . . ROPER, THOMAS EVATT, Raleigh, N. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Griffith Griggs Herbert Herring Hill, J. Hill, R. Hollis Hoover Howard Jenerette Jenkinson Johnson Jones Kelly Kingsmore Kinney Kirby Kizer Lewis Liston SOPHOMORES • 195 2 FIRST ROW: SHIPMAN. WADE. Spartanburg, S. C. . . . SIMS. HENRY RADCLIFFE. II, Orangeburg. S. C. Kappa Alpha . . . SITTON. REUBEN DAY, Easley. S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . SMITH. FRANKLIN OSCAR. North Charleston. S. C. . . . SMITH. HORACE ELMER. Spartanburg, S. C. SECOND ROW : SMITH, REGINALD KIRKLAND, Spartanburg, S. C. . . . SNYDER, JOHN CLEM, JR.. Florence. S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . SUGGS, JAMES LEWIS. Conway. S. C, Kappa Sigma . . . SULLIVAN, JACK OWEN, Greer, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . TAYLOR, ROY CARLISLE, JR., Greer, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilcn. THIRD ROW: THOMPSON. HUGH MORRILL. Walterboro. S. C, Kappa Alpha . . . TINDALL, ASA WARNER. JR.. Inman. S. C. . . . TRENT. BUFORD EARL, Pacolet Mills. S. C„ Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . VASELIADES. ACHILLES NICK, Spartanburg, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . WEST, VERNON NICHOLS, Roebuck, S. C. FOURTH ROW: WHITLEY, WALTER EUGENE, JR., Andrews, S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . WOFFORD, JOHNNY GLOVER. Spartanburg. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi . . . WYATT, THOMAS DANIEL. Spartanburg. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Shipman Sims Sitton Smith. O. Smith. H. Smith, R. Snyder Suggs Sullivan Taylor Thompson Tindall Trent Vaseliades West Whitley Wofford Wyatt JACK MEADORS President, Freshman Class F It E S H HI A I CLASS For nearly a week, peaceful calm prevailed over soon-to-be troubled waters. Comments like this won ' t be bad at all rose from the ranks of the group of high school BOYS who overnight had been transformed into college MEN. But as time went on from the first Septem- ber days, the Wofford Class of ' 55 soon found out that their new status had its hard moments as well as its happy ones. Their first inkling of this came when Joe Sophomore turned out to be not only the friendliest guy who knew his way around, but also the many-eyed monster who seemed to have more than his share of dirty, scuffed shoes. Finally, the proverbial question relating to mice and men was answered to nearly everyone ' s satisfaction. Despite the fact that a few upperclassmen still doubted, the freshman class eventually had proved its right to be classified as men. There were other obstacles — namely, in academics. Exams loomed forebodingly in the near future. Rush Week activities, although paying rich dividends to each of the fraternities, had chopped up study time. And plenty of catching up had to be done. But, with the same spirit that carried it through rat season, the class of ' 55 did catch up, winning two out of three falls with examinations. And second semester did fly by. Filling in the vacant spaces between holidays with hard work (?) on the books and in preparation for that big English 2 term paper, the scholastic year finally took a big breath and made a headlong dash for the May 31 win. There were other noteworthy events of the year — the orientation series, that ill-fated pushball game, elec- tions of class officers, one o ' clock bull sessions, and others too numerous and humorous to mention. FRESHMEN • 19 5 2 Freshmen give early morning send-off for learn FIRST ROW: ADAIR, JOHN T.. Clinton, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . AIKEN, CLYDE MAJOR, Liberty, S. C. . . . BABB. PAUL KENNETH, Buffalo, S. C. . . . BAME, JAMES FLEMING, Barber, N. C, Kappa Sigma . . . BAREFOOT, LAURIE HILTON, Florence, S. C. . . . BARRETT, CHARLES DAVID. Rock Hill, S. C. . . . BATTEN, BERTRAND A., JR.. Battery Park. Va., Kappa Alpha. SECOND ROW: BELUE. JAMES ARTHUR, Greenville. S. C. . . . BENNETT. VIRGIL IPRICE. Jonesville. S. C. . . . BENNETT. WILLIAM MARSHALL. JR.. Walterboro, S. C, Delta Sigma Phi . . . BEST, ALBERT HARTWELL. Till, Durham, N. C. . . . BISHOP, TOMMIE MULLOY, Union, S. C. . . . BLACKWELL, LEWIS WELLINGTON. Wellford, S. C. . . . BLOCKER. RICHARD RIDDICK, Orangeburg, S. C, Kappa Sigma. THIRD ROW: BRIDGES, GEORGE COPELAND, Chester, S. C, Delta Sigma Phi . . . BROGDON, THOMAS ELMORE, Sumter, S. C, Kappa Alpha . . . BROWN. GEORGE CARROLL. Walterboro, S. C, Delta Sigma Phi ... BROWN, ROBERT KENNETH, Chester. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . BRYANT, DOUGLAS R., Orangeburg, S. C. . . . BRYANT. THEODORE WILBUR, Spartanburg, S. C. . . . BUFF, LEONARD HOBSON, JR., West Columbia, S. C. FOURTH ROW: BURLEY, WILLIAM WADE. Spartanburg. S. C. . . . CAIN, JAMES PALMER, Henrietta, N. C. . . . CARMICHAEL, NELSON WALLACE, Mullins, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . CARPENTER. ROY TALTON. Spartanburg, S. C. . . . CARSWELL, MATHEW EDWARD. Rock Hill, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . CAUSEY. WILLIAM JOSEPH. JR.. Con- way, S. C. . . . COLLINS. GENE ELDRIDGE. Florence. S. C, Kappal Sigma FIFTH ROW: COPE. PAUL VERNON. Drayton, S. C Alpha Sigma Phi . . . CORN, JAMES DIXON, Spartanburg, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . COSTAS. ALEX HARRY, Spartanburg, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi . . . COX. GILBERT HENRY. JR., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . DUKE. CHARLES DAVID. Pa- latka, Fla. . . . DUNLAP. JOHN COLLINS, Rock Hill, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . ELMORE, ROMEO HICKS. JR.. Caroleen. N. C. Pi Kap- pa Alpha . . . FARMER. FRANK. JR.. Spartanburg, S. C, Kappa Alpha . . . FEW. HENRY THERON, Greenville, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi. SIXTH ROW: FORD. LEE DELANO. Greenville. S. C. . . . FOWLER. FOSTER BAR- NEY. JR.. Conway, S. C. . . . FOWLER. JAMES WILLIAM. JR.. Spar- tanburg, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . GARDNER. RAY BRYANT. Florence, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . GARNER. JACK GREER. Union, S. C. . . . GIBBONS, WILLIAM MURRAY, Turbeville, SC.... GLENN. SAMUEL RUFUS. JR.. Fountain Inn, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . GOODALE. FRANKLIN, JR.. Camden. S. C, Kappa Alpha . . . GRAHAM, CHARLES LEGETTE, Loris, S. C. Costas Fowler, J. Cox Gardner Duke Garner Dunlap Gibbons Elmore Glenn Farmer Goodale Few Graham Gregory Hart Hooker Kelley Guthrie Hawkins Hope Kelly Homhrick Heos Huff Lampley Hammitt Hildreth Huqgins Lanford Hammond Hoffmeyer Jackson Lasher Harley Holder Jones, J. Latt Harrelson Hollabaugh Jones, W. Lawson F II E S H M i: i 19 5 2 And the snow came McCauley Meeks McCully Millard FIRST ROW: GREGORY. DOUGLAS LAYTON, Columbia. S. C. . . . GUTHRIE. REX BEACH, Manteo. N. C. . . . HAMBRICK, JACKSON WESTMORELAND. Spartanburg, S. C. . . . HAMMITT, LAWRENCE SAMUEL, Spartan- burg, S. C. . . . HAMMOND, LAMBERT PERRY, Spartanburg, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . HARLEY, WILLIAM IRVIN, Orangeburg S. C Kappa Alppa . . . HARRELSON, JAMES RICHELIEU, Marion, S. C, Kappa Sigma. SECOND ROW: HART, BENNY JOE, Greenville. S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha . . . HAWKINS. JOE FRANK, JR., Spartanburg, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . HEOS, ROBERT REID, North- Augusta, S .C, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . HILDRETH, JOHN THOMAS, McColl, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi . . . HOFFMEYER, ALLEN KING, Florence, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . HOLDER. PERCY HUGH. Pickens, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi . . . HOLLABAUGH, CHARLES FOWLER, JR., Nashville, Tenn.. Pi Kappa Alpha. THIRD ROW: HOOKER, ROBERT THOMAS, Hamer, S. C. . . . HOPE. ROBERT OS- CAR, Fairforest, S. C. . . . HUFF, WALTER HAROLD, Greenville, S. C Alpha Sigma Phi . . . HUGGINS, GEORGE ELBERT. Batesburg, S. C Kappa Sigma . . . JACKSON, DENNIS LORRAINE, Spartan- burg, S. C. . . . JONES. JACOB ROWELL. JR., Galivants Ferry, S. C. . . . JONES, WILLIAM BROADUS, Greer, S. C. FOURTH ROW: KELLEY. ROBIN BARRETTE, Spartanburg, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . KELLY. MELVIN BOOKMAN. Statesville. N. C, Kappa Sigma . . . LAMPLEY. FULTON MALLOY. Spartanburg. S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . LANFORD. CECIL FLOYD. Woodruff. S. C. . . . LASHER, DAVID LOWERY, III, Asheville, N. C. Kappa Sigma . . . LATT. DA- VID ALMAN, Hendersonville. N. C. . . . LAWSON. EARL HAMES, Union, S. C. FIFTH ROW: McCAULEY, BOBBY JOE, Travelers Rest, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi . . . McCULLY. ROBERT WILLIAM. West Palm Beach. Fla . . . McELWEE. JOSEPH MONROE. Clover, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . McHAM, DA- VID OLIVER. Spindale, N. C. . . . McLAURIN. LAMAR WILLIAM. Clio. S. C. . . . McMURRY. BASIL JEAN. Greenville, S. C. . . . Mc- PHERSON. DANIEL HALL. JR.. Gaffney. S. C. MASSEY. REESE MAR- TIN, Rock Hall, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . MEADORS, MAR- SHALL LeROY, JR., Florence, S. C, Kappa Alpha. SIXTH ROW: MEEKS. LEON AUBREY. JR.. Spartanburg. S. C, Delta Sigma Phi . . . MILLARD. CHANCY EWELL, Tryon, N. C. . . . MITCHELL, JOHN JOSEPH, JR.. Union. S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . MONTGOMERY, BEN- JAMIN LEWIS, Pacolet Mills, S. C, Delta Sigma Phi . . . MOORE. RALPH VERNON. JR., Conway. S. C. Kappa Sigma . . . MURRELL, SAMUEL EDWARD, JR.. Beaufort. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi . . . OWENS, WILLIE ANSEL, Marion, S. C, Delta Sigma Phi . . . PAPADAPOULOS, CONSTANTINOS. N., Kavala, Greece . . . PARRIS, BOBBY JOE. Gaff- ney, S. C. McHam Montgomery McLaurin Moore McMurray Murrell Massey Papadopoulos Meadors Parris Be I? .4 9 . Parris Pope Rogers Stanton Patrick Prince Roper Stewart . 1 ,p. ■ ' l ' ifc wp ' ! . ; • II ft « I .■ -. , V T 4 Penick Pugh Russell Stubbs Pettigrew Powell Smothers Taylor Pettus Reid Smith, C. Tempelton Phillips Reinartz Smith, J. Terrell F It E S H JH E N 19 5 2 Freshmen were always around for a night parade WOFFORD COLLEGE LIBRARV SFAJ?TA«BURG. S. FIRST ROW: PARRIS. WILLIAM KEITH. Gaffney. S.C. . . . PATRICK. THOMAS LUTHER. Saint George. S. C. . . . PENICK. JOHN JACOB. Salisbury, N. C. . . . PETTIGREW. ROBERT EUGENE, Starr. S. C. . . . PETTUS. ROBERT DWIGHT. Inman, S. C. . . . PHILLIPS. WILLIAM PERRY. Spartanburg. S. C. Kappa Alpha . . . POOLE. MACK COLLIER. III. Cross Anchor, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SECOND ROW: POPE, WILLIAM LLEWELLYN, DARLINGTON, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . PRINCE, WAYMAN STEWART, Campobello, S. C. . . . PUGH, WILLIAM GUY, JR., Greer, S. C, Pi Kappa Phi .. . . POWELL, HOWARD PETERSON, JR., RALEIGH, N. C. . . . REID, WILLIAM CHARLES, Orangeburg, S. C, Kappa Alpha . . . REINARTZ, PAUL VICTOR, Fair Haven, N. J. , Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . REVELS, JER- RY DEAN, Spartanburg, S. C. THIRD ROW: ROGERS, RICHARD GILMORE. Marion, S. C. . . . ROPER, MARSHALL BROCK, Liberty. S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi . . . RUSSELL. JOHN SPEAKE, Spartanburg, S. C, Kappa Sigma . . . SMATHERS, VANCE ALVA, Greensboro, N. C, Kappa Sigma . . . SMITH, CECIL OLIVER, JR., Spartanburg. S. C. . . . SMITH. JOHN YATES, Trenton, S. C. Pi Kap- pa Alpha . . . SMITH, ROBERT FRANKLIN, Duncan, S. C, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. FOURTH ROW: STANTON, FRANK CARROLL, North Augusta, S. C, Pi Kappa Alpha . . . STEWART, JAMES DAVIS, Joanna. S. C. Delta Sigma Phi . . . STUBBS. WILLIAM PEELE, McColl. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi . . . TAY- LOR. BURRELL CLEMENT, Hampton. Va.. Kappa Alpha . . . TEMPEL- TON. SCOTT. Newburgh, N. Y.. Alpha Sigma Phi . . . TERRELL. DON- ALD KEITH. Lyman, S. C. . . . THOMASON, THOMAS LAMAR, Jones- ville, S. C, Delta Sigma Phi. FIFTH ROW: TUCKER. WILLIAM MADISON. JR.. Spartanburg. S. C. . . . VINES. WILLIAM JOSEPH. Trenton. S. C. . . . VINSON. JAMES OLIN. Union. S. C. . . . WAGGONER. JAMES BLACKBURN. JR.. Chester. S. C. Pi Kappa Phi . . . WALTER. FISHER CLECKLEY. Cope. S. C, Sigma Al- pha Epsilon . . . WATSON. THOMAS COBURN. JR.. Florence. S. C. Kappa Sigma. S T X T H ROW: WEAVER. BEN FRANKLIN. Shelby. N. C. . . . WEICHBRODT, WAL- DEMAR, IV, Arlington, Va., Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . WEST, JOE RAMSEY. JR.. Inman. S. C. . . . WESTBURY. JOHN BURNET. Saint George. S. C. . . . WILES, JOHN BILLY. Kannapolis. N. C. . . . WRIGHT. FREEMAN OSCAR. JR.. Chester. S. C. Kappa Sigma. Vinson West Waggoner Westbury Walter Wiles Watson Wright PHI BET A KAPPA For over a century and a half, election to Phi Beta Kappa has been a recognition of intellectual capacities well employed, especially in the acquiring of an educa- tion in the liberal arts and sciences. Phi Beta Kappa was founded on December 5, 1776, at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. It was the first society to have a Greek letter name. From that small beginning in one of the cradles of the American nation and in its transplantation to another cradle of that nation, the colleges of New Eng- land, the society has spread out and covered the whole nation and become one of the most honored of the learned societies of the world. Over one hundred and fifty chapters are now in existence. The Wofford College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, Beta of South Carolina, was chartered in January of 1941. The charter was granted to the holders of the Phi Beta Kappa key who were officially connected with Wofford College at that time. It is one of the two chapters in South Carolina. During the past decade the local chap- ter has held firmly to the high ideals and purposes for which Phi Beta Kappa was founded. MEMBERS 1951-52 Black , S. O. Bourne, W. R. Carlisle. H. B. Carlisle, R. M. Cauthen, C. E. Chreitzberg, A. Coates, K. D. Greene, W. K. M.. Jr. Herbert, W. C. Hunter, W. B., Jr. Logan, S. F., Secretary-Treasurer Nesbitt, C. F., Vice President Norton, C. C. Patterson, R. A. Pettis, C. S. Pugh. W. L. Salmon, J. L., President Smith, J. O. Trawick, A. M. Waller. C. B. Wingiield. Mrs. R. C. Worley. J. S. Allen, R. L. Collins, D. R. Cranford, W. R. Hall, R. A.. Jr. Holmes, G. T. Howell, B. For the past two years the following members have been elected: MEMBERS IN COURSE 1951 Mackenzie, A. H. Padgett, M. Shingler, J. M., Jr. Taylor, E. K. Tillotson, J. H. Whaley, W. R. 1952 Berckman, E. M. Eaddy. A. E. Womble, E. W. HONORARY MEMBER 1952 P. S. Covington Elected to membership March 10, 1952; initiated at annual dinner April 25, 1952. Another election of members in course for 1952 will take place in June. ED BERCKMAN 1952 INITIATES PHIL COVINGTON GENE EADDY GENE WOMBLE ED BERCKMAN EARLE ROCHESTER RALPH BAILEY GEORGE FIELDS EUGENE ELAM Each year a special committee of faculty members nominate out- standing students for recognition in WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES as a small reward for work well done during the students ' years at Wofford. Students are chosen on the basis of scholarship, cooperation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness. The eight distinguished students to receive this high honor for the 1951-52 edition are Ralph Bailey, Ed Berckman, Eugene Elam, George Fields, Earle Rochester, Chris Sharp, Bill Thuston, and Byron Wilkinson. Wofford owes its deepest appreciation to these men who have served their Alma Mater well. Mm CHRIS SHARP BILL THUSTON BYRON WILKINSON WHO ' S WHO SENIOR ORDER OF GNOMES The Senior Order of Gnomes, which was lounded on the campus in 1915, yearly gathers together four of the most influential members of the Senior Class. The selection of four rising seniors into the honorary fraternity is made prior to the close of each college year by the four senior members who constitute the Order. Students selected from the Class of ' 52 were: Ed Berckman, George Doc Fields, Chris Sharp and Byron Wilkinson. Ed is a member of the Publications Board and president of Kappa Sigma; Doc is president of the Student Christian Association; Chris is president of the student body; and Byron is president of Blue Key and Kappa Alpha. CHRIS SHARP BYRON WILKINSON BLUE KEY Blue Key, national honorary leadership fraternity, is one of the most exclusive organiza- tions on the campus, and membership in Blue Key is one of the highest honors a student may obtain while at Wofford. Members are elected by a unanimous vote of wearers of the Blue Key on the basis of scholarship, character, and individual accomplishments, and only juniors and seniors are elected. Jack Carroll Gene Eaddy George Fields Tommy Ford Ralph Bailey Ed Berckman Bob Barham MEMBERS Byron Wilkinson Cal Myers Burns Nesbitt Chris Sharp George Smith Ted Morton Bill Thuston BYRON WILKINSON President FRONT ROW: Fields, Smith, Barham. MIDDLE ROW: Berckman, Wilkinson, Nesbitt, Eaddy. BACK ROW: Carroll, Myers, Bai- ley, Thuston. Organized in 1922, the Wofford Chapter of the International Relations Club has progressed rapidly until today it is one of the most outstanding organizations on the campus. IRC ' s steady growth can be attributed to its desire to aid students in learning to live harmoniously with the world about them. The membership, elected from students who have expressed sincere interest in international affairs, meet twice a month for informative forums and lecture ' s. This year more student participation has been shown on the programs for the club. President John Younginer and Dr. Charles Cauthen, faculty adviser, have been instrumental in promoting this interest among the members. JOHN YOUNGINER President INTERNATIONAL HALATIONS CLUB PI GAMMA MU Pi Gctmmu Mu, National Social Science Honorary Society, has always strived to stimulate interest and study in the many diversified fields of the social studies. The organization is com- posed of those men who, during the course of their college work, have shown unusual interest and achievement in the study of social sciences. Here at Wofford, South Carolina ' s Delta Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu was headed by Boyce Phillips, president, and Professor John Doby, faculty adviser. This year the club had several outstanding programs in which both student and faculty members participated. On various occasions outside speakers met with the group to dis- cuss solutions to many of the present day problems. BOYCE PHILLIPS President ' ■ I I DELTA PHI ALPHA Delta Phi Alpha is designed especially for the purpose of stimulating greater interest among students in the German language and culture. Many men had the dream of founding such an organization for many years, but it was Wofford ' s Dr. James A. Chiles who brought the dreams to reality. Delta Phi Alpha was founded at Wofford College on May 27, 1929, and has been one of the most active chapters since. By the end of 1929 there were three chapters of Delta Phi Alpha: Alpha at Wofford; Beta at Central in Fayette, Ma, and Gamma at Bates in Lewiston, Me. Now there are seventy-one chapters. The growth of new chapters has been slow because Delta Phi Alpha has very rigid requirements. JOHN LAMB President SIGMA DELTA P S I GERALD MOODY PHIL COVINGTON PHIL DICKENS BILL MOODY Sigma Delta Psi, National Honorary Athletic Fra- ternity, was organized at Wofford College in the Spring of 1950. Members in Sigma Delta Psi may qualify for mem- bership by successfully passing fifteen tests which are given by the department of physical education. These tests include performances in running, hurdles, jumping, climbing, football, baseball, swimming, and general athletic abilities. Wofford ' s chapter is composed of five student char- ter members and six faculty honorary members. HERBERT HUCKS LOU McCULLOUGH 4l ti; J1MMIE ROWLAND BOBBY STARNES JOEL ROBERTSON WILLIAM SCHEERER SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade, national honorary military soci- ety, has sought continuously to recognize outstanding student leadership in the Reserve Officers ' Training Corps. The society has as its principal aim the promo- tion of ' ESPRIT DE CORPS ' and a higher standard of military activity in the battalion. The Wofford College chapter, M Company, 6th Regiment, was chartered in 1920. Under the leadership of Charlie Burnett, the society has had another memorable year. This past year has seen the organization sponsor another gala formal, the Military Ball; numerous suppers; and two eventful initia- tion periods. CHARLIE BURNETT Captain BILL CANNON President One of the main purposes of El Circulo Espanol, the Wofford Spanish club, is to help those students who have shown an exceptional interest in the Spanish people and their customs put into practical uses many of the things which they cover in the classroom. At each monthly meeting, an outstanding program is planned which may include Spanish films, skits, and informative lectures. Several meetings are opened to the student body. On some occasions joint programs have been held with the Spanish Club of Converse College. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL FIRST ROW: Perrow. Hoover. Goldston. Womble. SECOND ROW: Bryant. Floyd. Bass, Tyler. THIRD ROW: Cannon. Suggs. Prof. Burnie. Wyatt. FOURTH ROW: Altman. Phillips. Through the Pre-Medical Society, Wofford ' s prospective med- ical students get a chance to talk about the future life in the medical profession and to witness programs presented by prom- inent doctors and lecturers. A film on childbirth was shown with an accompanying lecture by Dr. Wardlaw Hammond; a group from the Medical School of South Carolina presented a program demonstrating latest equipment and procedures which are now being used in the medical field. Bob Holman served as president the first semester, and Gene Elam held this position during the last half of the year. GENE ELAM President PRE-MEDICAL SOCIETY The American Chemical Society was organized for students who expect to continue in some field of science after graduation. Meeting once each month, the members prepare and present their own programs. Among the programs this year were a lecture and demonstration on osmosis presented by John Lamb, and a lecture-demonstration on methods of fat determination by Eugene Stamm and Julian Pruitt. John Lamb was president of the society and Gene Elam was vice president. Dr. John Loftin and Prof. A. M. Chreitzberg were the faculty advisors. JOHN LAMB President AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY THE DEBATE TEAM Resolved: that the Federal Government should estab- lish a permanent system of wage and price controls was the national debate topic this year that made tem- pers hot and words fly fast. One senior and four juniors composing a team of four second-year men and one first-year man kept the proverbial hot potato moving at high velocity. Coached by Dean Covington and Professor Worley, known to the team as Uncle Phil and Uncle Jim, the men were well grounded in their economics. Dale Fields, Gale Fields, and Roy Easterly debated affirma- tive, while John Younginer and LeGrand Rouse debated negative. Gene Eaddy was the capable manager for the team this year. GENE EADDY Manager BLOCK 4 4 W 9 ' CLUB JACK ABELL President The Block W Club was organized to signally honor those men who have earned a letter for participation in one or more of the major sports. Membership in the club is thereby limited to those athletes who excel in certain sports, and the student who wears the block W may be justly proud. Throughout the year, several parties were given by the club, and an initiation ceremony — consisting of the Costume Parade — was an event of late Spring. This ceremony always proves popular to the Student Body and to the residents of Spartanburg. The club yearly sponsors the Gold and Black intra-squad football game at the close of Spring practice, and the Block W ' -Faculty basket- ball game. The concession stands at Andrews Field House are under supervision of Block W during the basketball session to provide the club ' s funds. MINISTERIAL UNION Offering opportunities for expression and develop- ment in the area of Christian service, the Ministerial Union unites all students who are planning to enter full-time work in the field of religion. The Ministerial Union seeks to make religion a vital force on the Wof- ford campus. Each year, during the first week of March, the Minis- terial Union joins with the Student Christian Association to make Religious Emphasis Week a meaningful expe- rience. Under the capable leadership of Jack Wilson, the organization has completed a most meaningful and successful year. Filled with periods of devotion, inspir- ational speakers, and some socials, the days just past have been indeed profitable. JACK WILSON President BAPTIST STUDENT UNION GENE ELAM - President The Baptist Student Union, under the leadership of President Gene Elam, met every Thursday morning to hear talks by area ministers and students or devotional programs by members. During the first semester, the student nurses on campus joined in their program. Each Saturday night, the B. S. U. sent a group of students to the County Tuberculosis Hospital to conduct worship programs and to show movies for the con- valescents. The Spartanburg college groups of the B. S. U. were hosts to the annual Baptist State Student Conference in the fall. The Wofford group joins the state organization in sponsoring summer missionaries to Cuba and South America. THE STUDENT Cabinet Members The Student Christian Association serves as the spir- itual nerve center of our campus. As well as being a channel through which those individuals and groups interested in service projects may serve, it is the focal point for all religious activities. The Cabinet enjoyed a planning retreat at George Smith ' s cabin one weekend. Here they planned pro- grams for the regular meetings of SCA throughout the year. The programs this year were lively, interesting, and extremely helpful to the students attending the Thursday meetings. Brotherhood Center was the major project for the SCA this year. The project gives underprivileged Negro children an opportunity to work and play under student supervision. Another project was the painting of the fence behind the athletic field as part of a campus beautification program. A unique feature added this year was the Bull Ses- sions which followed immediately after the regular Thursday night meetings. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION GEORGE DOC FIELDS President JACK CARROLL Vice-President ROBERT JAMES Secretary ED BERCKMAN Treasurer JACK CARROLL Worship Chairman BURNS NESBITT GENE EADDY SAM COOPER Recruiting Chairmen JOE HERIOT JOHN YOUNGINER HARVEY FLOYD FARRELL COX Fellowship Groups RALPH LOWRIMORE BOB BROWN Social Chairmen TOMMY JONES JAMES JOHNSON Music Chairman JACK WILSON Deputation Chairman GEORGE SMITH Publicity Chairman GENE EL AM President ot Baptist Student Union PROF. R. D. McGEE Faculty Advisor Work begins on Gasbottom project Opening of worship GLEE CLUB Wofford is justly proud of its Glee Club which has made a very enviable record for itself in past years. And again this year the sixty-odd voice group presented its well- rounded program to thousands of South Carolinians. The club, under the capable and inspiring direction of Professor Sam Moyer, has become an integral part of the extra-curricular activities of the school, and has proved itself a most satisfactory means of presenting Wofford to the state. As in past years, the annual tour consisted of some ten major Carolina cities, along with various one-night stands in nearby towns. The quartet and the octet made quite a name for them- selves this year as they appeared before numerous groups, civic clubs, and in churches. Manager Henry Kelley and President Cal Myers Moyer ' s Music Makers WOFFOR D BAND j The Wofford College Band is the backbone of the school ' s cheering section. This body of musicians is present at all major athletic functions played at home, adding color and spirit to the contests via music. In addition to performing at football and basketball games, the band is on hand for pep rallies. This year they were called upon to participate in several civic activities. An integral part of the school ' s extra-curricular activi- ties, the band is composed of students proficient in the use of musical instruments, and members are granted scholarships for participation. PROFESSOR SAM MOYER Director MRS. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE President Officers of the club The wives of the Wofford married students de- cided that it was not altogether a man ' s campus, so they organized the Wofford Dames — just for the ladies. Each year the club sponsors a special project to obtain money for the special loan fund which the club has established for any married student. This year the club presented a womanless wed- ding as the special project. The wedding offered many laughs to the audience as Wofford ' s gorge- ous male beauties helped to tie the knot for Rock Huff and Daddy Neal. Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence acted as president for this school term. WOFFORD DAMES The Publications Board is the governing body of the three main publications here at Wofford— THE BOHEMIAN, THE JOURNAL, and the OLD GOLD AND BLACK. The regulation of the financial requirements and the election of the editors and the associate editors of each publication are just some of the many duties which the members of this board have to perform. As required by the constitution, the board is composed of four faculty members and five student members. The student members are elected to their position by the student body. Professor J. L. Salmon was chairman of the board, Ed Berck- man was vice-chairman, and Professor L. P. Jones was sec- retary. The board was divided into four committees, namely, the BOHEMIAN committee, THE JOURNAL committee, the OLD GOLD AND BLACK committee, and the Ways and Means com- mittee. PROFESSOR L. P. JONES Secretary PUBLICATIONS BOARD Andrews. Salmon, Case. Sims, Fulmer. Jones, Cottinqham THE 19 5 2 BOHEMIAN THE STAFF RALPH BAILEY Editor-in-Chief TED MORTON Associate Editor BYRON WILKINSON Assistant Editor SID FULMER, JACK WILSON, CHARLIE BARRETT Copy Editors ED BERCKMAN Sports Editor MEL DERRICK, JOHN COTTINGHAM Assistant Sports Editors CARROLL BROWN Art Editor CHARLIE CAUTHEN Organization Editor TOMMY FORD Staff Photographer JOE TYLER, HOWARD POWELL. Assistant Staff Photographers BOB WILLIS. WILLIS STUDIO . . Official Photographer JACK CARROLL, MASON STAPLETON. GEORGE SMITH Proofreaders LYNN YOUMANS. ROBERT YOUMANS Business Managers ROBERT HEGGIE. BOB GOLDSTON, DICK HOOVER .... Assistant Business Managers RALPH BAILEY Editor-in-chief The volume that you are looking through is the result of long planning, tedious work, sleepless nights, and — yes — even a little worry. But the staff has worked together to make all the work a pleasant task. Editor Ralph Bailey assumed that I ' m-in-a-hurry look as he dashed about the campus arranging groups for pictures, searching information, and running to Willis Studio. Co-Business Managers Lynn and Bob Youmans and their assistants kept the business end running smoothly. Associate Editor Ted Morton and Assistant Editor Byron Wilkinson were indispensable in arranging the class section and listening to Bailey ' s gripes . . . Sid Fulmer, Jack Wilson, and Charlie Barrett saved the day by getting in copy . . . Charlie Cauthen gathered the information . . . Stapleton, Smith, and Carroll shoul- dered most of the burden of close proofing ... Ed Berck- man acted like a whirlwind getting the sports end lined up . . . Mel Derrick and John Cottingham tried to keep up with him . . . Bob Willis of Willis Studio was made of iron — he never got tired (or, at least, he never showed it). So, here it is— your 1952 BOHEMIAN. We, the staff, hope that you will enjoy every page of it and in later years will again turn through it and relive each memory of your days at Wofford. TED MORTON Associate Editor BYRON WILKINSON Assistant Editor LYNN and ROBERT YOUMANS Co-Business Managers SID FULMER and JACK WILSON Copy Editors CHARLIE CAUTHEN Organization Editor ED BERCKMAN Sports Editor TED MORTON Editor-in-chief, First Semester TED MORTON (First Semester) .... Editor-in-Chief EUGENE EADDY (First Semester) . . Associate Editor EUGENE EADDY (Second Semester) . Editor-in-Chief TOMMY JONES (Second Semester) . Associate Editor BOB BARHAM Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF SIDNEY FULMER News Editor DON BUNDY, LeGRAND ROUSE . . Feature Editors FARRELL COX. JOHN COTTINGHAM, Sports Editors LeGRAND ROUSE Intramural Editor CHARLES BARRETT. ED BERCKMAN, JACK CARROLL, HAROLD CHAVIS. SIDNEY FULMER. HARRY GALL. JIM HICKS. MASON STAPLETON, ROBERT EARLE JAMES. BILL JENERETTE. Columnists BURRELL TAYLOR. BILL KINNEY, JAMES JOHNSON, ZEB WILLIAMS. JACK HERBERT. NEIL BONDS. ALLEN HENLEY Staff Assistants JOE TYLER Staff Photographer BUSINESS STAFF JIMMY BAME, DALE FIELDS, GALE FIELDS, NICK VASELIADES Business Assistants BOB BARHAM Business Manager THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK EUGENE EADDY Editor-in-chief. Second Semester TOMMY JONES Associate Editor. Second Semester BILL KINNEY and SIDNEY FULMER News Staff SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: HARRY GALL. MA- SON STAPLETON. STANDING: ED BERCKMAN. JACK CARROLL. HAL CHAVIS. Columnists. JOHN COTTINGHAM LeGRAND ROUSE Intramural Editor News, views, and cues — all from the presses of the OLD GOLD AND BLACK— informed us weekly of hap- penings on the campus and regional scenes. No news was too current, no editorial too controversial for the columns of the paper devoted to serving the interests of Wofford and its students. The colorful and memorable events of Homecoming and the overwhelming success of King Teen Weekend can all be attributed to the OG B and its staff. Bonnie Bellamy was the beauty who claimed the crown as our queen this year. Ted Morton fell heir to the OG B ' s editorship, wayward staff, and late hours during the first semester ... his able associate, Gene Eaddy, took the reins for the sec- ond semester . . . pounding the streets of the city to gather ads to sustain the weekly publication was Bob Barham . . . sports coverage fell to John Cottingham, LeGrand Rouse and Farrell Cox ... the sparks and spice of Columnists Berckman, Carroll, Barrett, Stapleton, Fulmer, and others gave the paper added zest . . . Tommy Jones steps up as chief for the first semester of 1952-53. JOE TYLER Staif Photographer JACK HERBERT. DON BUNDY. Staff Assistants NEIL BONDS GALE and DALE FIELDS Business Assistants THE JOURNA To Ralph Lowrimore, this year ' s JOURNAL owes much of its success. As business manager, Ralph, with his staff, has seen to it that THE JOURNAL has appeared on time and has managed finances most efficiently. On editorial matters, associate editors Don Bundy and Tommy Jones have given able and efficient help. Departmental heads Sid Fulmer, Ralph Bailey, Tommy Jones, and Bill Duke have written penetrating analyses of happenings in the fields of movies, books, music, and drama. Contributors Harry Gall, Ronald Bryant, and Ed Berckman have supplied interesting and highly readable material. Interesting and varied covers were prepared by Tommy Jones. THE JO URNAL made many changes in style this year to make it one of Wofford ' s best literary magazine years. The greatest laurels should go to the editor-in-chief, Bill Duke, who has been the driving force behind the staff to make this year ' s JOURNAL the magazine that it should be. RALPH LOWRIMORE Business Manager THE STAFF BILL DUKE Editor-in-Chief TOMMY JONES, DON BUNDY . . . Associate Editors RALPH BAILEY, ED BERCKMAN, RONALD BRYANT. SIDNEY FULMER, HARRY GALL, SAMUEL POSTON, JACK WILSON Editorial Staff ROBERT EARLE JAMES, JAMES JOHNSON, ALLEN HENLEY. JOHN SNYDER Typists RALPH LOWRIMORE Business Manager CLIFFORD REAVES. JOE KIRBY. DAVID BYRD Business Staff I With the Jtatei-Hitie INTER - FRATERNITY COUNCIL MEMBERS First Semester: BEN CROMER Alpha Sigma Phi JOE HERIOT Delta Sigma Phi CHARLIE CAUTHEN Kappa Alpha ED BERCKMAN Kappa Sigma HARVEY FLOYD Pi Kappa Alpha JACK ANDERSON Pi Kappa Phi BILL JENERETTE Sigma Alpha Epsilon Second Semester: BEN CROMER Alpha Sigma Phi JOE HERIOT Delta Sigma Phi BYRON WILKINSON Kappa Alpha JACK CARROLL Kappa Sigma TOMMY GIBBONS Pi Kappa Alpha RALPH LOWRIMORE Pi Kappa Phi PAUL ELLISON Sigma Alpha Epsilon At a Spring meeting HENRY SIMS President DON BUNDY Secretary The Inter-Fraternity Council is the governing body for Wofford ' s seven Greek-letter fra- ternities. Council members, elected from the membership of the fraternities, keep constant vigil over the Greeks ' activities during the year. Guided by President Henry Sims, this year has seen the council make a number of addi- tions to its list of achievements. October ushered in Rush Season which the council steered well during the three-week period. A new constitution, long in need, was drafted by the coun- cil and approved by the member fraternities. Highlighting a successful program of Homecoming activities was another I-FC under- taking, the annual Homecoming Dance. I-FC members are presented keys at the end of each year in token of their service to the fraternities and to the council. 115 ALPHA SIGMA PHI Seta Phi Chapter FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS The Cardinal and Stone still held their own on the campus this year, having supplied five of Wof ford ' s Terrier Cagers— Ellerbe Neal, Earle Rochester, Bill Moody, Scott Templeton, and Leroy Parris. While they received none of the spotlight, Theron Few and David Gravely played a necessary role in the part of student managers of athletics. Alpha Sig boasted of one potentate in student affairs, and that was Earle Rochester, president of the Senior Class. WHO ' S WHO realized Rochie ' s leadership abilities when they elected him to their ranks. With the Talisman Ball, held in the Cleveland Ballroom on March 29th, over, the Sigs settled back to living their life of close brotherhood, always striving to obtain from life its fullest measure of enjoyment and happiness. Pressley Best Ben Cromer fames Fridy Horace Gravely Tommy Herring Charlie Nantz Ted Phillips Joe Brown Bobby Burnette John Calvert ROLL Brothers Earle Rochester Jimmy Rowland Hugh Finch Monroe Foster David Gravely John Hildreth Percy Holder Bill Moody Pledges Paul Cope Jesse Cooksey Alex Costas William McClure Ellerbe Neal Leroy Parris Marion Pendergrass Brock Roper Scott Templeton Bill Stubbs Bill Covington Jim Ditty Theron Few Thomas Durham FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gravely, H., Cromer, Herring, Rowland, Rochester, Fridy. SECOND ROW: Durham, Gravely, W., Ditty, Covington, Nantz, Stubbs. THIRD ROW: McClure, Burnett, Hildreth, Roper; Foster, Costas. FOURTH ROW: Calvert, Pendergrass, Moody, Best, McCauley, Holder. FIFTH ROW: Cooksey, Templeton, Neal, Few, Phillips, Brown. DELTA SIGMA PHI PM Chapter Psi Chapter started the year with a favorable rush season, pledging twenty new men. One of these, Mr. W. E. Buice, of Spartanburg, served as chapter advisor. Activities included a contest to improve scholarship climaxed by a steak and mush dinner, a liberal contribution to the March of Dimes, several parties, and the annual S ailor ' s Ball and formal banquet. Several Delta Sigs proved to be successful campus leaders: Doc Fields was president of SCA, member of Blue Key, WHO ' S WHO, and Senior Order of Gnomes; Roger Bragdon was secretary of the Student Body and Whit Anderson was treasurer; George Smith was president of the Junior Class and a member of Blue Key. ROLL Waller Altman W!h it, Anderson Roger Bragdon Hugh Brown C yde Burton John Chambers Hal Davis Brothers James Fowler Clyde Funderburk Charlie Fun- Robert Gibbons Steve Goudelock Joe Heriot Wade Herring Edwin Johnson William Kelly James Mitchell Dean Patrick Roddy Powers Earl Reeves Eulo Small George Smith Ladson Williams John Adair William Bennett Gecrge Bridges Carroll Brown W : l!iam E. Buice Nelson Carmichael Eddie Carswell Pledges Bobby Coleman James Corn John Dunlap Ray Gardner George Lawrence Joe McElwee Leon Meeks Lewis Montgomery Ansel Owens Tracy Scanlan Jimmy Stewart Tommy Thomason David Walker KAPPA ALPHA helta Chapter The Old South Ball in Columbia, Lee Banquet, Farmer ' s Ball, Rush Week, parties, et cetera, were among the highlights of the year for the KA ' s. Rushing got underway during first semester with gala affairs at the Village and Smitty ' s. The chapter netted twelve new pledges. The Robert E. Lee Banquet, celebrating the birth of the Spiritual Leader of the Order, was held at the Cleveland in February. Last event for thelocal KA ' s was the Farmer ' s Ball held in April at the Memorial Auditorium. Chief executive Byron Wilkinson is president of Blue Key, and a mem- ber of Senior Order of Gnomes, and WHO ' S WHO. Herk Sims is president of the I-FC. Jack Meadors, as prexy of the Freshman class, represents KA on the Student Council. ROLL Pete Brown Don Bundy Henry Bynum Charles Cauthen, Jr. Jimmie Cook Sidney Fulmer Frank Goodale Tub Anderson Jimmie Armstrong Bert Batten Thomas Brogdon Brothers Bobby Griffith Fred Jones Jack Meadors Burnie Miller Joe Pace Cliff Reaves Claud Sherrill Pledges Bill Bryant John Cottingham Frank Farmer Phil Gibson Marion Gramling Stuart Shuford Henry Sims Mike Sowell Bobby Starnes Hugh Thompson Greg Troutman Byron Wilkinson, Jr. Jimmy Lowry Bill Phillips Billy Reid Burrell Taylor 1 fit tl f m I f ithen, WilkiWbn, Sowell, Starnes fCo M ROW; BlifflJ! A ace, 318lfson, Fulraer? jROV: Batten, Thompson, Cook, Griffith. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Jones, C|ibson, Troutman. FIFTH ROW: Sherrill, Taylor, jLowry, Meadori . SIXTH ROW: Brogdon, Sims, Bryant, D., Brown. SEVENTH ROW: Cottingham, Bryant, W., Bynum, Reaves. EIGHTH ROW: Reid, Shuford, Armstrong i K A P A SIGMA FIRST S7MESTER OFFICERS Alpha flu Chapter Kappa Sigma again held its own this year as it set a pace for other social fraternities in the fields of scholarship, journalism, and campus leadership. The Kappa Sigs captured the scholarship trophy for keeps since it was their third consecutive year to win. In the editor ' s corner were Ralph Bailey with THE BOHEMIAN, Ted Morton with THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK and Bill Duke with THE JOURNAL. Ralph Bailey, Jack Carroll, Ed Berckman, and Ted Morton made Blue Key; Bailey and Berckman were elected to WHO ' S WHO; and Berckman was elected to Senior Order of Gnomes. With Treasurer Robert Heggie ' s careful balancing of the books, the Kappa Sigs staged a memorable Stardust weekend. Sunnydale was the scene of the banquet and Spartanburg ' s new Memorial Auditorium was the scene of the dance. George Altaian Ralph Bailey Ed Berckman Gerald Blackwell Ronald Bryant Mac Canaday Robert Carlisle Jack Carroll Robert Davison Bill Duke Tommy Griggs James Bame Archie Bigelow William R. Burnie Richard Blocker Gene Collins Rich Harrelson ROLL Brothers Robert Heggie Jack Herbert Robert James Birnie Johnson Tommy Jones Sidney Kelly Ernie Little Gaylord May Graham May Melvin Medlock Pledges George Huggins Melvin Kelly David Lasher Joe Mitchell Ralph Moore Ted Morton George Perrow Whit Perry Reuben Sitton Mason Stapleton James Suggs John Snyder Carol Whatley Joe White Jack Wilson John Younginer Frank Pusey Vance Smothers John Russell Tom Watson Gene Whitley F. O. Wright PI KAPPA ALPHA FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS flu Chapter Although Nu of Pi Kappa Alpha is rather new on the Wofford campus, the chapter has continued to grow and has closed a very successful year of gala festivities. The highlight of the social calendar was the glittering Dream Girl Dance held in mid-March at the Cleveland Hotel. Fraternity members entertained dates at the VFW the night before the big occasion at a tea dance where the year ' s Dream Girl was selected. Rosie McLellan was co-captain of the football team; Bob Barham was the business manager of THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK and also a mem- ber of Blue Key; Neil Bonds and Harry Gall were secretary and historian of the Sophomore class, respectively. ROLL Brothers Mickey Fisher Harvey Floyd Harry Gail Tommy Gibbons Vernon Harwell Bob Barham Neil Bonds Hal Chavis Dale Fields Gale Fields Benny Hart Robert Heos Allen Henley Fowler Hollabaugh Joe Price Nick Vaseliades Lewis Williams Bobby McLellan Ray Robbins Yates Smith p I KAPPA PHI Jeta Chapter A big rush party held at the Knights of Pythias Lodge ushered in a very successful rush season for the Pi Kap ' s. Founder ' s Day was observed December 9 with a banquet at Sunnydale. Brothers and pledges welcomed a large group of alumni at the celebration. The annual Rose Ball was held in the Spring when all the brothers, pledges, and a number of alumni went all out for a big climax to the year ' s major activities. The Pi Kap Quartet, composed of Williams, Johnson, Byrd and Lowri- more, gave music and general entertainment at most of the parties this year. ROLL Brothers John Anderson David Byrd Andrew Ficken Charles Ficken Jim Haley James Johnson Carl Lane Ralph Lowrimore Joe Potts Zeb Williams SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS - o Hugh Ballard J. B. Hicks Pledges Mitchell Patton Randolph Willis Sammy Murrell SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON £.C (jatnma Chapter FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS The Wofford SAE ' s opened the ' 5 1 - ' 52 school session with a bang-up rush season in which eighteen new men were pledged, and later paused midway of second semester for their annual Founders ' Day banquet and dance. In between, the Sig Alphs completely remodeled and refurnished the chapter room, tossed several parties, and still found time to defend the Faust-Robertson intramural trophy which they won last year. A memo- rial plaque was also placed in the chapter room in memory of Brother Louis Jarrett who was killed in an auto accident the day before school opened. SAE holds honors in varied phases of campus life: five first-stringers on the football team, two cheerleaders, three class officers, several organ- ization presidents and leaders. ROLL Jack Abell Hovey Aiken Bernard Alverson Dennis Barbare B ' ll Barringer Charlie Burnett George Campbell Robert Campbell Harley Christopher Pete Clark Melvin Derrick Paul Ellison Kenneth Brown Bill Fowler Brothers Wesley Floyd Russ Froede Johnny Gill Doug Guthrie Buddy Hammond Allen Hoffmeyer Jimmy Holler Wilbon Huntley, Bill Jenerrette Henry Kelley Bobby Kelley Bill Kinney Pledges Sammy Glenn Joe Kirby Malloy Lampley Tommy Lynn Reese Massey Mack Poole Tommy Roper LeGrand Rouse Jack Sullivan Jr. Roy Taylor Butch Trent Charlie Webb Wally Weichbrodt Tom Wyatt Paul Reinartz Tub Smith FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Christopher, Sullivan, Lynn, Jencrctte. Ford, Ellison, Weichbrodt, Kclloy. H. SECOND ROW: Tay- lor, Derrick, Barringer, Kelley, B., Trent, DuBose, Brown. THIRD ROW: Gill, Webb, Hammond, Aiken, Kinney, Butts. FOURTH ROW: Pope, Barbare, Froede, Walter, Hawkins, Burnett. FIFTH ROW: Abell, Rouse, Poole, Lampley, Glenn, Smith. SIXTH ROW: Alverson, Roper, Campbell, B., Guthrie, Wyat t, Huntley. SEVENTH ROW: Holler, Hoffmeyer, Fowler, Camp- bell. (.., Rcinartz. AROUND THE CLOCK RESERVE - - V-.v ' .. ; Cadet battalion staff officers COL. CHEATHAM. MAJOR WOOD PMS T: Adjutant BILL THUSTON Cadet Commander ' tJC . ■ ' ... . Instructors HEADQUARTERS COMPANY OFFICERS ' TRAINING CORPS Company A Compaq Company C r7 a. T. C. BAND RIFLE TEAM To Jack Beeler ihe Sports Section of The 1952 BOHEMIAN is dedicated. The Staff considers it a privilege to give this tribute to one of Wofford ' e all-time great football figures. Beeler, the Terriers ' triple- threat tailback, for the past two years has received both All-State and Little All-American honors. He was the first South Carolina small college player to be asked to a post-season All-Star game, having starred in last December ' s Blue-Gray game in Montgomery, Alabama. Because of his many achievements for Wofford, this honor is proudly accorded to Jack Beeler. A It II 1J IV El THE CLOCK The 1952 Terrier gridders faced probably the toughest array of opponents ever seen on a Wofford schedule and came through with an enviable record of six wins, three defeats and a tie with Stetson in the final Homecoming Game. Every school that beat Wofford was a large university. Coach Phil Dickens ' boys hit the heights in that muddy win over Furman, the first in over three decades. They showed the ability to come back from behind in the victories over P. C. and Tampa. Besides taking the Little Four championship, Wofford placed Jack Beeler on the All-State first team, plus co-captains Bob Pollard and Jimmy Gordon on the second team. COACH PHIL DICKENS COACHING STAFF: Kneeling: Dickens. Standing, left to right: Stevens, Stapleton. McCullough, Robertson, Ariail WOFFORD ' S TERRIERS ZEB WILLIAMS Manager JIMMY GORDON Co-Captain BOB POLLARD Co-Captain JACK ABELL CHARLIE BRYANT CHARLIE BURNETT TERRIERS HALT MARINES . . . 33-ZO Wofford ' s up-and-down grid crew started the 1951 season in high gear with a bang-up vic- tory over the Parris Island Marines. Tailbacks Eli Sanders, playing his first victory game, and Jack Beeler ran and passed the Terriers to five touchdowns, the last two coming in the fourth quarter for the winning margin. Sanders hit paydirt twice and passed to Mop Cannon for another six-pointer. Barbare and McLellan also scored for the winners. Fullback Billy Hayes, formerly Charlie Justice ' s running mate, was almost the whole show for the Marines as he romped to three touchdowns and gained almost at will. It took a sturdy Terrier line, led by co-captain Bob Pollard, to stop him in the final period. kes a first down as Cottingham blocks Hollis hangs on as Jester moves in BARBARE BILL BARRINGER JACK BEELER JIMMY V.M.I. TRAMPLES WOFFORD . . . 29-6 The Terriers had an off day and VMI ' s Southern Conference co-champions didn ' t need the breaks they got in handing Wofford their worst loss in Phil Dickens ' five years here. The Keydets rolled up 22 points in the first half, jolting the hopes of the fifty-odd Woffordites who journeyed up to Lexington for the contest. Heeler ' s passing was the only bright light in the Terrier attack, while End Bill Pope and Guard Glenn Miller stood out on defense. It was Pope ' s third period interception that set up Wofford ' s only score. Rosy McLellan bounced over the line on fourth down for the six points. BUDDY ARNOLD HAL AUMAN BOBBY CAMPBELL Two third-period touchdowns brought an end to Wofford ' s Florida jinx as they knocked off Tampa ' s favored Spartans 21-14 in one of the best games of the season. Beeler and Sanders again sparked the offense with Eli shifted to wingback. Both scored on 10-yard end runs in the decisive third quarter. Tampa counted twice in the first half, both times on long passes by Quarterback Lahosky. The Terriers pulled an old play out of the bag for their first score. Co-Captain Stick Gordon hit Bill Pope in the end zone with that 1949 relic — the end- around pass. RALPH CANNON TEHKIEKS JOHN CHAMBERS TOPPLE TAMPA . . . 21-M Sanders bites the dirt BUDDY CLARK JESSE COOKSEY JOHN COTTINGHAM JIMMY DAY JODY ELLIS JIM DITTY The Tigers won this one, but Wofford ' s Jack Beeler was the Man of the Hour as his sensational passing broke the Southeastern Conf erence pass completion record. Thirteen thousand fans watched the Tennes- see tailback connect on 24 out of 32 aerials, good for 161 yards and two touchdowns — but all in a losing game. The Terriers frequently drove deep into Auburn territory but stopped short of the goal line. The Tigers, on the other hand, had it easy, scoring on a fumble, a 79-yard run, a 22-yard pass, and one legitimate scoring drive, set up by a fumble. The Terrier TD ' s were made by Rice and Sanders, although Beeler tossed to a number of receivers. BEELER STARS— AUBURN WINS ... 30 -M Beeler cuts on long gain BOB FRALEY LAWRENCE HAMMETT TOMMY HIPP MYERS HOLLIS JERRY JESTER FRED JONES BOBBY McLELLAN BILL KELLY TERRIERS TRIP ERSKINE The score wasn ' t as high as predicted, but the Terriers managed to get seven points a quarter for an expected triumph over the game but outmanned Flying Fleet. Played in Green- wood, the game saw Wingback Eli Sanders take the state scoring lead with two touchdowns which brought his total to 36 points. Running and passing combined in four paydirt drives of 24, 46, 51, and 30 yards. Both of Sanders ' scores came on passes from Beeler. Fullback McLellan bulled over twice for the other TD ' s. Dennis Barbare ' s reliable toe came through on all four extra point tries. Burnie Miller ready to rack Moody out iront followed by speeding Sanders BURNIE MILLER GLENN MILLER GERALD MOODY BILL MYER WOFFORD DOWNS PC . . . 33 -M Roaring back with three touchdowns in the last quarter, the Terriers again stopped those Blue Hose before 5,000 screaming fans at Clinton. Wofford seemed on its way to an easy win with a 13-0 lead in the second canto. But PC ' s Tommy Jordan streaked 90 yards with the next kickoff and before the fire died down, the Hose had scored again. Bud Neely kicked both points and the score remained 14-13 through the third quarter. Then Eli Sanders got loose for 75 yards. Burnie Miller leaped over two plays later. An alert defense kept PC in their own territory and Starnes and McLellan added six-pointers before the game ended. BILL POPE TONY ORGERA RODDY POWERS ■■■ : TERRIERS TAKE NEWRERRY ... Zl - 0 Wofford wrapped up its fourth straight Little Four title by coasting to a 21-0 win over Newberry. After scoring three times in the first half, the Terriers set- tled down to a defensive game and held the Indians to a net total of 1 1 yards rushing. McLellan capped the first drive, covering 69 yards, with a 2-yard plunge. Starnes went 20 for the next one, and Barbare grabbed a 20-yard aerial from Beeler for the final marker. DAVE RICE ELI SANDERS STUART SHUFORD BILL SMALL BOB STARNES Powers grabs at Sequella with Ditty coming up fast BILL THUSTON COOTER ALLEN WOFFORD WHIPS FCRMAN . . .14-12 It took a magnificent display of defensive football to do it, but the Terriers finally tamed Furman ' s Hurri- cane for the first win over the Baptists in 35 years. Seventy-five hundred tense and rain-soaked fans watched Wofford chalk up two quick touchdowns in the first period and then doggedly hold its advantage the rest of the way on a muddy gridiron. It was the running of Beeler and the two points after touchdowns by the talented toe of Barbare that finally spelled victory for the Terriers. Starnes gets by tackier; Arnold on left PAUL COPE GILBERT COX LEE FORD PHIL GIBSON STEVE GOUDELOCK STEVE KRASE DICK HOOVER ZIGGY MARKELONIS FLORIDA STATE DRUBS TERRIERS . . . N - 0 The Terriers traveled to the land of sunshine again and wilted before the powerful attack of FSU ' s hefty Seminoles. It was the first time in 16 games that the Dickensmen had failed to score. The Seminoles tallied once in the second and once in the third quarters and held the Terriers at bay through most of the game. Tailback Jody Ellis sparked Wofford ' s only long drive, which sputtered out on the FSU 14. Beeler completed seven passes but his receivers let him down. Jack Abell turned in a sparkling game at offensive end, and Bill Thuston stood out on defense. PC ' uns pile up on Eli Bitter cold and Homecoming may have helped the Terriers in their final game as they held favored Stetson to a 7-7 tie. After a scoreless, but exciting, first half, Charlie Bryant scooted 50 yards off tackle for the first tally of the game. Barbare converted. But the lead was shortlived. The Hatters finally made one of their threats count. Bill Johnson went the final 3 of a 75-yard drive on a quarterback sneak and Martin kicked the point. Stetson ' s second field goal attempt in the final minute went wide and Wofford fans con- tentedly settled for a tie. The draw went along with six wins and three losses for a successful Terrier grid season against some mighty tough opposition. BASKETBALL Nineteen fifty-two marked one of Wofford ' s most suc- cessful basketball seasons in recent years. Sparked by towering All-State Center Ellerbe Daddy Neal, the Terriers rolled to 16 victories in 24 games. Highlights of the season were the two exciting vic- tories over the Presbyterian cagers. The Terriers were Little Four and Little Five champs, although PC ' s Blue Hose took the Little Four tournament final from a tired Wofford crew. Moody, Abell, Womble, and Bryant made up the rest of the first five with record-breaking Neal. Armstrong, Manager; Ariail, Trainer; Robertson, Coach; Few, Manager JACK ABELL CHARLIE BRYANT WOFFORD 52 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 76 WOFFORD 73 GEORGIA TEACHERS 82 WOFFORD 77 FURMAN 88 WOFFORD 78 LENOIR-RHYNE _ - 77 WOFFORD S6 PIEDMONT _ - 55 WOFFORD 70 MERCER 77 WOFFORD 78 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON- . 60 WOFFORD 87 NEWBERRY 64 WOFFORD 89 MERCER 81 WOFFORD 77 ERSKINE 52 WOFFORD 84 LENOIR-RHYNE 67 WOFFORD 84 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON __ _ 59 WOFFORD 67 PRESBYTERIAN 66 WOFFORD 94 ERSKINE fil BILL BRYANT DOUG GUTHRIE WOFFORD 82 PIEDMONT 52 WOFFORD 108 PRESBYTERIAN 104 (three overtimes) WOFFORD 70 THE CITADEL 69 WOFFORD 71 NEWBERRY 69 WOFFORD 65 THE CITADEL 74 WOFFORD 83 WESTERN CAROLINA _ 84 WOFFORD 88 WESTERN CAROLINA ____ 67 WOFFORD 89 FURMAN 93 (one overtime) LITTLE FOUR TOURNAMENT WOFFORD 84 NEWBERRY 66 WOFFORD 76 PRESBYTERIAN 84 REX GUTHRIE WALTER ROCK HUFF BILL MOODY ELLERBE DADDY NEAL HENRY BYNUM HARVEY FLOYD REX GUTHRIE E s March 14 George Washington March 20 Presbyterian March 26 Furman March 28 Erskine April 2 Presbyterian April 4 Furman April 14 High Point April 22 Univ. of South Carolina April 23 April 24 April 25 April 28 May May May May Erskine Clemson College of Charleston Univ. of South Carolina College of Charleston The Citadel Clemson The Citadel PROF. A. M. CHREITZBERG Coach ALLEN HOFFMEYER WALTER ROCK HUFF SIDNEY KELLY BASEBALL WILBUR STEVENS Coach 1952 SCHEDULE April 3— NEWBERRY Here April 5— ERSKINE Due West April 10-11— MARINE BARRACKS .Charleston April 15— PRESBYTERIAN Here April 16— WESTERN CAROLINA Here April 21— PRESBYTERIAN Clinton April 23— ERSKINE Here April 25— NEWBERRY Here April 29— NEWBERRY Newberry May 1— ERSKINE Due West May 2— FURMAN Here May 6— PRESBYTERIAN Here May 7— NEWBERRY Newberry May 9— WESTERN CAROLINA __Cullowee, N. C. May 12— FURMAN Greenville May 13— PRESBYTERIAN Clinton May 14— ERSKINE Here BILL POPE C. W. BRANCH TERRY LISTON JACK BEELER JOE BOX MAC CANADAY G O March 18 Clemson College March 20 North Carolina State March 25 Newberry College March 28 Presbyterian College April 1 Presbyterian College April 4 Newberry College April 5 Erskine College April 15 Furman University April 18 Furman University April 22 Clemson College April 23 Erskine College April 25 University of South Carolina May 1, 2, 3 Southern Intercollegiate Tournament May 12 University of South Carolina May 13, 14, 15 S. Carolina Intercollegiate Tournament . WHIT PERRY GLENN MILLER JOEL ROBERTSON Coach BILL THUSTON •ST - ' V Carswell. Reaves. Jenerette. Gill. Furr The Wofford Locomotive HEERLEADERS At every game and pep meeting five Wofford men could always be seen giving out with their best to speed the team to victory and the student body to a good spirit. Bill Jenerette, head cheerleader, and the assistants, Eddie Carswell, Cliff Reaves, Johnny Gill, and Charlie Furr were the faithful ones. It may have looked like play to see these men leading yells at games and pep rallies, but they deserve a lot of credit for a hard job well done. Go! Go! Wofford! Go! A yell for Wofford at Erskine GAILLIARD SIMMONS Student Director FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Alpha Sigma Phi LEFT TO RIGHT: Best. Rochester. Rowland. Gravely. Moody ring. Phillips BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM Carlisle-Greene KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cox. Smith. Jones. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fore, Myers, Graham, Simmons BOWLING CHAMPIONS LEFT TO RIGHT: Simmons, Bass, Cooler. Graham INTRAMURAL SPORTS FREE THROW CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CARLISLE - GREENE SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Simmons. Cox. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fore, Graham, Wilkes HANDBALL CHAMPION PRESSLEY BEST VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM ALPHA SIGMA PHI KNEELING: Durham, Graveley, Herring, Phillips. STANDING: McClure, Rowland, Rochester. Moody, Neal, Best PING PONG CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM KNEELING: Cooler, Simmons, Graham. STANDING: Fore, Youmans, Smith AROUND THE CLOCK The I9S2 MemiaH pteAenti . . . 1952 BEAUTIES GEORGE SAMERJAN ART EXECUTIVE MISS MARTHA ANNE BARNES Salem College MISS BOBBY JEAN FOXWORTH Mullins, S. C. MISS BETSY SHEALY Columbia College Pi Kappa Alpha ' s Terrier broke through Stetson Hat Kappa Alpha received trophy lor first place float George Bridges and companion (the cow) provide novelty for Frosh float i Terriers come back for second half of the big game 1951 Queen Bonnie Bellamy and 1950 Queen Betsy Thomas HIGHLIGHTS Student Body Staged Very Successful Parade Hundreds of Alumni Returned to Campus Terriers Tied Stetson 7-7 Miss Bonnie Bellamy, University of Tennessee, Crowned Homecoming Queen Homecoming Ball held at City Recreation Hall Band performs during halftime of game Dormitories welcomed alumni and boosted the Terriers Lynn Youmans, Co-Business Manager MISS ANNE HARRELSON MISS CAROLYN EADDY for for The Old Gold and Black The Old Gold and Black Ted Morton, Jr., First Eugene Eaddy, Second Semester Editor Semester Editor MISS HELEN JEFFORDS for The Old Gold and Black Bob Barham, Business Manager MISS BETSY SHEALY for The Journal MISS ELIZABETH ULMER for The Journal Ralph Lowrimore, Business Manager SPONSO It S MRS. CHRIS SHARP for The Student Body Chris Sharp, President MISS DOROTHY USSERY for The Sophomore Class Jimmy Holler, President MISS FRANCES MARTIN for The Junior Class George Smith, President MISS VALERIA RAY for The Senior Class Earle Rochester, President MISS BETTY LOVELACE for The Freshman Class David McHam, President MISS SARA BARRIER for The Inter-Fraternity Council Henry Sims, President MISS SALLY ROWLAND for Alpha Sigma Phi MISS JANE SMITH for Delta Sigma Phi MISS JERRE KING for Kappa Alpha MISS JANE MERIWETHER for Kappa Sigma 4 MISS JOYCE KNOEHR for Pi Kappa Alpha SPOXSO II s MISS GERRY HINSON for Pi Kappa Phi MISS ETHEL JANE FIELDS for Student Christian Association George Fields, President MISS PATRICIA RODMAN for The Ministerial Union Jack Wilson, President MISS ANNE SMOAK for Sigma Alpha Epsilon MISS MARGARET LITTLEJOHN for The Baptist Student Union Eugene Elam, President MISS BARBARA WILKINSON for Blue Key Byron Wilkinson, President MRS. R. H. 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Printers Publishers Stationers Williams Printing Company, Inc. DIAL 6367 I 1 191 1891 1952 A. M. LAW COMPANY Sure Insurance — Safe Investments — - — 1 14 Old Kennedy SPARTANBURG, S. C. Your Best Listening Bet For the Piedmont ♦ W S P A W S P A — F-M Dear Son: I take pen in hand merely to say your airmail special arrived today. En- closed is the sum (quite a bit I might add) you requested in three solid pages. My lad, while we admire your flow of Americanese and accept your apology for ' putting the squeeze ' on your Mother and me, we ' d still like some news that doesn ' t pertain to your personal views on ' finance, ' ' the high cost of liv- ing? ' ' by cracky, a date with a dame takes a pile of green backy. ' We were under the, obviously, silly impression (I ' m almost ashamed to make this confession) you went off to College to broaden your knowledge, to widen your path NOT to coach US in math! But pardon a silly old man, I shall stop. Your Mother sends love and the same from Your Pop You sports, you athletes, you Dapper Dans Let us supply your many hands With tackle for the squad and team, the Court, the Diamond, Field and Stream MONTGOMERY CRAWFORD Salute the Men of Wofford ROYAL CLEANERS Just Good Cleaning 375 Kennedy Street 501 St. John Street Remember, If You Haven ' t Tried Us, You Are the Loser 192 + 1- HARTNESS BOTTLING WORKS 729 S. Church St. Dial 2-4531 Compliments DELUXE DINER ' WORLD ' S BEST ' Craft ' s Drug Store, Inc. Prescriptions — Fountain Service 43 5 East Main SPARTANBURG ' S LEADING JEWELERS . LOCKWOOD GREENE ENGINEERS, INC Architects — Engineers Montgomery Building SPARTANBURG, S. C. BOSTON MONTREAL NEW YORK SPARTANBURG 193 SPARTANBURG U-DRIVE-IT 4. ,_.„_, — „ ,,„_„„_,„ — „_„„_„„_„„_„„_„„_„„ 1+ Grier and Company General Insurance Real Estate Mortgage Loans 154 W. Main St. Dial 7-244 Adams Tire Recapping Established 1912 ' When better recaps are built — Adams will build them. 651 N. Church St. Phone 2-1689 ■ + if.ii- + 4.,, 194 Rey ' s Jewelers It Always Pays To Shop at Rey ' s 153 E. Main St. Phone 5675 I 4. Whitlock ' s Pharmacy, Inc. 819 N. Church Street By Gener al Hospital The Medical Center of Spartanburg Southside Pharmacy Candies — Magazines Drugs — Cosmetics We fill any doctor ' s prescription Free prescription pick-up delivery 520 S. Church St. Dial 7673 AHDALS of DISTINCTION Decatur, Georgia Administration and Faculty Directory ANDREWS. D. W 235 California Ave. ARIAIL, W. G 218 E. Cleveland St. BOURNE. W. R 407 Lucerne Drive BUICE. W. E 217 Hillcrest Blvd. BURNIE. W. R 151 W. Lee St. CAUTHEN. C. E 665 Poplar St. CHEATHAM. J. A 204 Brookwood Terr. CHREITZBERG, A. M., JR 461 Perrineau St. COATES. K. D 722 N. Vernon St. COLLOMS. L. H 769 Rutledge Ave. COVINGTON. P. S 505 Parkview Drive CURRY. J. R 236 E. Cleveland St. DICKENS. PHIL R oute 2 DOBY, J. I White Qak Sl DuPRE. MISS MARY S 622 Otis Blvd. FINLEY, R. M 204 Howard-Aden Apts. HERBERT. W. C 136 Ponce De Leon HUCKS. HERBERT. JR 470 Hampton Drive HUNTER. W. B.. JR R t . 2. Connecticut Ave. Ext. JONES. L. P 134 Cambridge Cr. JORDAN. T. L 112 Howard- Aden Apts. JUSTICE, J. A 307 S. Church St. KNOX. R. V 103 Moore St.. Union. S. C. LEITNER. G. R Roule 2 LEONARD, W. R 216 S. Hampton Drive LOFTIN. J. C H2 Overbrook Cr. LOGAN. S. F 127 Franklin Village McCULLOUGH. L. G.. JR Highland Ct. Apts. McGEE. R. D Apt. A-7. WoHord Campus MAY, G. H Rt. i. Union, S. C. MILLER. J. E 146 Columbia Ave. MOYER. S. R Ht . i, Hillcrest NESBITT. C. F 411 Mills Ave. NORTON. C. C 526 Gadsden Ct. O ' STEEN, W. K Crystal Springs Apts. PATTERSON. R. A 133 W. Lee St. PETTIS. C. S Box 673 PHELAN. J. T 492 N. Church St. RANSOM. D. R 276 S. Springs St. ROBERTSON. J. E 103 Lonsdale Dr. SALMON. J. L 175 N. Fairview Ave. SCHEERER. W. W Rt. 2. Ben Avon SHULER. E. H 126 E. Cleveland St. SMITHYMAN. H. S 244 E. Cleveland St. STAPLETON. G. C 237 Briarcliff Rd. STEVENS, W. O Drayton Rd., Hillcrest SUTPHIN. J. W 193 Boundary Drive WARD. V. S 242 Fairforest Rd. WOOD. S. S Pacolet, S. C. WORLEY. J. S 120 Howard-Aden Apts. 198 DIRECTORY OF STUDENTS So. ABELL. JACK STANLEY 956 Henry Ave., Columbus. Ga. Fr. ADAIR. JOHN THOMAS Adair St., Clinton, S. C. So. ADAMS, BERRY EUGENE Rt. 1. Lyman. S. C. Sr. ADAMS, BILLY CROTTS Rt. 2, Box 342, Lexington, N. C Fr. AIKEN, CLYDE MAJOR , ■ . Box 104, Liberty, S. C. Jr. AIKEN. HOVEY EUGENE, JR. . Briarwood Rd., Spartanburg. S. C. Fr. ALLEN, WILMER LEWIS Louisville, Ga. Fr. ALTMAN, GEORGE FRIERSON Galivants Ferry, S. C. Sr. ALTMAN. WALTER BARNHILL . . . . Rt. 2. Spartanburg, S. C. So. ALVERSON. CLYDE BERNARD Rt. 1. Duncan, S. C. Sr. ANDERSON. CHARLES WITSELL, JR. . Box 941, Summerville, S. C. Sr. ANDERSON, JOHN REID, 520 Sherwood Circle, Spartanburg, S. C. Sp. ANDERSON. RICHARD E.. 103 Camp Croft Cts.. Spartanburg, S. C. So. ANDERSON. WILLIAM H 711 Laurens St., Camden, S. C. So. ANTHONY, HOWARD THOS. . Rt. 1, Box 103, Spartanburg, S. C. Jr. ARMSTRONG. JAMES M., JR Box 294, Belmont, N. C. So. ARNOLD. FREDERICK LILES . . 740 Union St.. Spartanburg. S. C. Jr. ARTHUR. JAMES MORRIS Rt. 5. Box 81. Union, S. C. Jr. AUMAN. HAROLD W., Apt. C-8. Wofford Campus, Sptnbg.. S. C. Jr. AWTREY. SHERRY EUGENE ... 22 Perry St.. Manchester. Ga. Fr. BABB, PAUL KENNETH Buffalo, S. C. Sr. BAILEY, RALPH EDWARD . . . .311 Arch St., Lancaster, S. C. Jr. BALLARD. HUGH H 101 Allen Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. Sr. BALLENGER. WILLIAM HOWARD Walhalla, S. C. Fr. BAME, JAMES FLEMING Box 8. Barber, N. C. Jr. BARBARE, DENNIS N. . . . 204 W. Park Ave.. Greenville. S. C. Jr. BARHAM, ROBERT TIMOTHY . . .414 Park Ave.. Florence. S. C. Fr. BARRETT. CHARLES DAVID Rt. 2. Rock Hill. S. C. Jr. BARRINGER, WILLIAM LEE . . . 329 S. Lee St., Salisbury, N. C. Sp. BARRY, CHARLES BENNETT . 654 Ravenel St., Spartanburg. S. C. So. BASS. BILL EDWARD . . . . 1104 S. Lafayette St., Shelby. N. C. Fr. BATTEN, BERTRAND ALOYSiUS, JR Battery Park, Va. Sr. BEELER. JACK SWAN 107 Pacific St., Knoxville, Tenn. Fr. BELUE, JAMES ARTHUR Rt. 5. Greenville, S. C. Fr. BENNETT. VIRGIL PRICE Box 196. Jonesville, S. C. Fr. BENNETT, WILLIAM M.. JR. . . .1 Webb St.. Walterboro, S. C. Sr. BERCKMAN, EDWARD MILTON . 302 Ray Ave., Albertville, Ala. Sr. BEST, PRESSLEY DORN Galivants Ferry, S. C. Sr. BEST. PRESSLEY DORN Gallivants Ferry, S. C. Sr. BEUST. CARL BERNHARDT . 441 S. Church St.. Spartanburg, S. C. So. BIGELOW. ARCHIE RUFUS . .315 Churchill Rd., Charleston, S. C. Sp. BIGELOW, RALPH JORDAN .315 Churchill Rd., Charleston, S. C. Fr. BAREFOOT, LAURIE H., JR. . . . 457 W. Pine St., Florence. S. C. Fr. BISHOP, TOMMIE MULLOY ... 506 N. Church St.. Union, S. C. So. BLACK. EARL CLIFFORD, JR. . . . Rt. 5. Box 495, Charlotte, N. C. Jr. BLACKWELL, LESLIE GERALD . 1421 Green St.. Hartsville, S. C. Fr. BLACKWELL, LEWIS W Rt. 1, Box 78, Wellford, S. C. Sr. BLACKENEY, BRICE BERNARD .... 7 Pond St.. Whitney, S. C. Fr. BLOCKER, RICHARD RIDDICK . . 931 N. Blvd.. Orangeburg. S. C. So. BOLUS. DAWSON EARL 815 S. 39th St.. Louisville. Ky. So. BONDS, NEIL CAROL Box 681. Calhoun Falls, S. C. Jr. BOX, JOEL DOWNEY, JR. . . .575 Cecil Ct.. Spartanburg. S. C. Jr. BRAGDON. JOHN R„ JR.. Apt. B-6. Wofford Camp., Sptnbg., S. C. Sr. BRANCH. BEN ERNEST 44 Ranger Dr.. Charleston, S. C. Jr. BRANCH, CHARLES WM. . 196 Pierpont Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. BRIDGES, GEORGE COPELAND, JR. . 174 York St.. Chester, S. C. So. BRIDWELL, GEORGE MANNING Rt. 1. Woodruff, S. C. So. BRIGGS. ALLEN H.. Apt. 2-C. Wofford Campus. Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. BRIGHT. VERNON H. . . .12 Milliken Ave.. Ext.. Drayton, S. C. Sr. BROCK. EMORY BUSH, 696 Asheville Hwy., Spartanburg, S. C. Jr. BROCK. JIMMY LEE . . .696 Asheville Hwy.. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. BROGDON. THOMAS ELMORE . . . .208 Pear St.. Sumter, S. C. Jr. BROWN. BILLY BOWMAN . . . Rt. 2. Patrick. S. C. Fr. BROWN, GEORGE CARROLL . Sr. BROWN, HUGH DONALD . 150 Carolina Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. So. BROWN. HUGH ROBERT. JR. . 2039 Vail Ave.. Charlotte. N. C. So. BROWN. JOE EARL Union Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. BROWN, JOHN ROWLAND . . Box 14, Pacolet, S. C. Fr. BROWN, ROBERT KENNETH . . . .160 Center St., Chester. S. C. Fr. BRYANT, DOUGLAS R Orangeburg, S. C. So. BRYANT, KENNETH M. . . . 1525V2 N. Main St.. High Point. N. C. Jr. Fr. BRYANT. THEODORE W. . 132 W. View Blvd.. Spartanburg. S. C. Jr. BRYANT. WM. HUBERT . .130 Forest Hill Dr.. Spartanburg. S. C. Sr. BRYSON, RAYMOND H. . . 255 McDowell St.. Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. BUCHANAN. WADE TALMADGE. JR Rt. 1. Inman. S. C. Fr. BUFF, LEONARD HOBSON, JR. . . . Rt. 1. Box 196. W. Cola. S. C. Jr. BUNDY. DON ROBERT .... Lancaster. S. C. jr. BURGIN. MACK ANDERS . . . .... Box 79. Henrietta. N. C. Fr. BURLEY, WM. WADE . .135 Oak wood Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. So . . . . . Rt. 7, Spartanburg. S. C. Sr. BURNETT, CHARLES ARMOUR . . Box 488, Punta Gorda. Fla. Jr. . . . . Rt. 2, Campobello. S. C. So. BURTON, CLYDE HARLAN . . . Burton St.. Ext.. High Point. N. C. Sr. BUSH, NEWELL CAMPBELL . . . .189 Cypress St.. Clinton ,S. C. So. So. BYNUM, HENRY CLARKE . . . 131 Church St.. Sumter. S. C. Jr. Fr. CAIN. JAMES PALMER . . . . .... Box 57. Henrietta. N. C. Jr. So. CAMPBELL, GEORGE WESLEY . . 1002 Norris St.. Edgefield, S. C. So. CAMPBELL. ROBERT EUGENE . . .121 Church St.. Chester, S. C. Sr. CAMPBELL. REGINALD, Apt. B-8, Wofford Campus, Sptnbg, S. C. So. CANADA Y. SOLOMON M. . .64 Rutledge Ave., Charleston. S. C. So. CANNON. H. M. . .117 Crystal Springs Apts.. Spartanburg. S. C. Sr. CANNON. RALPH DONALD . 719 Southern St.. Spartanburg, S. C. Jr. CANNON. WILLIAM SIMPSON Whitney, S. C. Sr. CANTRELL. VOLNEY CHESTERFIELD Landrum. S. C. 199 Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. So. So. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sp. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. So. Fr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Sr. Sr. So. CARLISLE. ROBT. M.. JR.. 613 Springdale Dr.. Spartanburg. S. C. CARMICHAEL. NELSON W E. Marion St.. Mullins.S . C. CARPENTER. ROY T. . . .201 Brenton Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. CARROLL. JACKSON W.. JR. . . 147 Lancaster St.. Chester. S. C. CARSWELL. MATHEW E. . . 1201 Alexander Rd.. Rock Hill. S. C. CASE. BENNIE TURNER . . .169 Watkins Ct.. Spartanburg. S. C. CASSELL. FRANK DELANO Box 202, Campobello. S. C. CATO. WILLIAM ALBERT .... 1203 Park Ave., LaGrange. Ga. CAUSEY. WILLIAM JOSEPH, JR. . . P. O. Box 380, Conway. S. C. CAUTHEN. MAX BARNES Box 721. Lancaster. S. C. CAUTHEN. CHARLES E.. JR.. 665 Poplar St.. Spartanburg, S. C. CHAMBERS. JOHN RAY .... 302 East E. St.. Kannapolis. N. C. CHAVIS. HAROLD LESTER Box 82. Trio, S. C. CHRISTOPHER. HARLEY HENRY. JR Pelham. S. C. CLARK. FRANCIS ROBERT . . . .812 Market St., Cheraw, S. C. CLARK. WALTER PENN Mullins. S. C. CODY. JOHN JAMES, JR 408 W. Main St.. Union. S. C. COFFEY. JOSEPH HARLEY . . 36 Langwell Ave.. Asheville. N. C. COKER. RICHARD LOWELL Rt. 1, Cades, S. C. COLEMAN. JAMES BOBBY . . . Kenilworth Rd.. Columbia. S. C. COLLINS. GENE ELDREDGE Rt. 2, Effingham. S. C. CONSTANCE. NEIL ERSKINE Columbus. S. C. COOK. JAMES HOWARD Box 27. Startex. S. C. COOK. JAMES ROSEMOND, JR. . . . P. O. Box 427. Gaffney. S. C. COOKSEY. JESSE LECEL . . 140 Carolina Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. COOLER. ARTHUR LAMAR. JR Fairfax. S. C. COOPER. GEO. R.. Apt. A-2. Wofford Campus. Spartanburg. S. C. COPE. PAUL VERNON 8 Spring St.. Drayton. S. C. CORN. JAMES DIXON Rt. 2 . Spartanburg. S. C. COST AS. ALEXANDER H. . . .716 Union St.. Spartanburg. S. C. COTTINGHAM. JOHN B.. JR. . . . Box 66. Sullivan ' s Island. S. C. COVINGTON. WILLIAM CARLISLE Clio. S. C. COX. CURTIS LEE Neoni Ky . COX. GEORGE WALTER FARRELL Hemingway. S. C. COX. GILBERT H.. JR. . . . 604 Woodland St., Spartanburg, S. C. COX. TOY LOUIS . . . P. O. Box 135. Duncan. S. C. CRAWFORD. CLARENCE WILLIAM, 8 Harber St.. Commerce. Ga. CROMER, BENJAMIN HAWLEY Box 831, Tryon, N. C. CUDD. CLETUS BYRON Chesnee. S. C. CUMMINGS. EARLE D.. Apt. A-5. Wofford Campus. Sptnbg, S. C. DAVENPORT. JOHN WILLIS Rt. l, Taylors, S. C. DAVIS. HAROLD WALLACE Hillcrest, Kingsport, Tenn. DAVIS. HERMAN EDWARD Rt. 1, Gate City. Va. DAVIS. HOMER AUSTIN .... 252 S. Garden St.. Marion. S. C. DAVISON. ROBERT ADVIL Rt. 2. Florence. S. C. DAY. JAMES EARL 120 Oakland Ave.. Chester. S. C. DEAN. WM. H. JR.. Apt. A-4. Wofford Campus. Spartanburg. S. C. DENNIS, JAMES D Country Club Rd.. Spartanburg. S. C. DERRICK. MELVIN EARLE 203 N. Main St.. Greer. S. C. DITTY. JAMES MITCHELL . . . 14558 Clifton Park. Midlothian. 111. DONNAHOO. WM. ARVID. 411 S. Church St.. Spartanburg. S. C. DROTOR. HARRY W 124 Allen Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C. DuBOSE. M. McB. . . Box 113. Winthrop College. Rock Hill, S. C. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. So. So. So. So. Jr. Sr. Fr. Sr. So. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. So. Jr. So. DUKE. CHARLES DAVID 814 Carr St.. Palatka, Fla. DUKE. WM. STEPHEN. JR. . . 1211 S. Perry St.. Montgomery. Ala. DUNLAP. JOHN COLLINS ... 520 Chestnut St.. Rock Hill, S. C. DURHAM, THOMAS GARRISON Landrum. S. C. EADDY. ALBERT EUGENE . . 204 S. Edisto Ave., Columbia. S. C. EASLER. BOBBY JOE Rt. 7. Spartanburg. S. C. EASTERLY. ROY F. . 218 Howard- Aden Apts.. Spartanburg. S. C. ELAM. EUGENE BOYD . 150 W. Hampton Ave., Spartanburg. S. C. ELLIS, JOSEPH E 1701 Allison PL. Nashville, Tenn. ELLISON. PAUL STRIBLING Rt. 3, Spartanburg, S. C. ELMORE, ROMEO HICKS, JR Box 79. Caroleen, N. C. FARMER. FRANK. JR 239 Elford Ter.. Spartanburg. S. C. FEW. HENRY THERON 71 Blake St.. Greenville. S. C. FICKEN, CHARLES DAVID Rt. 1, Swannanoa. N. C. FICKEN. HARRY ANDREW. JR Rt. 1, Swannanoa, N. C. FIELDS. DALE 7724 Fayette St.. Philadelphia, Pa. FIELDS. GALE 7724 Fayette St.. Philadelphia. Pa. FIELDS. GALE 7724 Fayette St.. Philadelphia. Pa. FIELDS. GEORGE DeWITT. JR Box 187, Lamar. S. C. FINCH, HUGH EDSEL .... 762 Taylor St.. Spartanburg. S. C. FISHER. ARTHUR MICKEY Rt. 1. Buffalo, S. C. FISHER, DONALD LAGORY 601 Ligon St.. Shelby. N. C. FLEMMING. PINCKNEY RYAN Rt. 2. Ridgeland, S. C. FLOYD. JAMES WESLEY Lake City, S. C. FLOYD. WILLIAM HARVEY. JR Rt. 3, Conway, S. C. FLYNN. HENRY GRADY. JR Rt. 1. Landrum, S. C. FORD. LEE DELANO Box 199. Rt. 5, Greenville. S. C. FORD. THOMAS JEFFERS Holly Hill, S. C. FORE, RICHARD BERNARD Rt. 2, Dillon, S. C. FOSTER. CHARLIE MONROE 121 S. 1st St., Easley. S. C. FOWLER. FOSTER BARNEY. JR. . . . P. O. Box 42. Conway. S. C. FOWLER. JAMES ROBERT . . . .122 Sunset Dr.. Gaffney. S. C. FOWLER. JAMES WILLIAM. JR Rt. 5. Spartanburg. S. C. FRALEY. ROBERT RAY Gary. W. Va. FRANKLIN. RONALD LEON ... 408 Gossett St., Anderson, S. C. FRIDY, JAMES HARDIN . . 530 Hampton Dr.. Spartanburg, S. C. FROEDE, CARL RUSSELL Box 537. Kendall, Fla. FULMER, JAMES S. . . 368 Connecticut Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C. FUNDERBURK, FURMAN C. . . 309 McCardell St.. Lancaster. S. C. FURR. CHARLES GILMORE Box 424. Dillon, S. C. GABLE. THERMOND LeROY Rt. 3. Lexington. S. C. GALL, HARRY 1013 Jackson Ave.. Florence. S. C. GANT. FRANK LARRY Spartanburg. S. C. GARDNER. RAY BRYANT . . . . 1 10 Kuker Ave.. Florence. S. C. GARDNER. JACK GREER 504 N. Church St.. Union. S. C. GERRY. ALEXANDER A. . . . 184 High Point. Spartanburg. S. C. GIBBONS. ROBERT NEAVELAND New Zion. S. C. GIBBONS. THOMAS GREGORY Box 244. Kershaw. S. C. GIBBONS. WILLIAM MURRAY Turbeville, S. C. GIBSON. PHILIP HAMLET ... 329 Hampton Ave.. Hampton. Va. GIBSON. ROBERT DeMARS Pacolet Mills. S. C. GILL. JOHN ANDERSON ... 227 Oakland Ave.. Rock Hill. S. C. 200 Jr. GLASCOE. WILLIAM WALKER Box 125, Duncan. S . C. So. HOLLIS. CHARLES MYERS 115 Goss Ave.. Union. S. C. Fr. GLENN. SAMUEL RUFUS. JR. . . . Weston St., Fountain Inn. S. C. Sr. HOLMAN. ROBERT EVANS St. Matthews, S. C. So. GOLDSTON, ROBERT JOHN . . .... Box 406. Wallace, N. C. Fr. HOOKER, ROBERT THOMAS Box 14, Hamer, S. C. Fr. GOODALE, FRANK D. . . 1615 Broad St., Camden. S. C. So. HOOVER. RICHARD L. . . 416 W. 16th St.. Winston-Salem. N. C. Sr. GORDON, JAMES R Park St.. Mullins. S. C. Fr. HOPE. ROBERT OSCAR Box 197. Fairforest, S. C. So. GOUDELOCK. DANIEL STEVENSON Winnsboro, S. C. So. HOTTEL. JOHN VICTOR . . . 251 E. Pearl St., Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. GRAHAM. CHARLES LEGETTE So. HOWARD, FLOYD NYE ..... 46 Woodruff St.. Woodruff. S. C. Fr. GRAMLING. MARION RHETT Sr. HUDSON. EDMUND LEE . . .294 College St.. Spartanburg. S. C. So. GRANT. EDWARD FREDERICK Murrells Inlet. S. C. Fr. HUFF, WALTER HAROLD ... 42 Smythe Ave.. Greenville, S. C. jr. GRAVELY. HORACE E. . . . 213 N. Church St.. Walhalla. S. C. Jr. HUFFSTETLER. BOYCE . . . .214 Evins St.. Spartanburg, S. C. So. GRAVELY. WM. DAVID . . . . 505 Cedar Rock St., Pickens. S. C. Fr. HUGGINS. GEORGE ELBERT Batesburg, S. C. Fr. GREGORY. D. L. . . . Epworth Children ' s Home. Columbia. S. C. Fr. HUGHEY. BOBBY GENE . .154 Carolina Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. So. GRIFFITH. ROBERT HERLONG Box 111. Jeiierson, S. C. Sr. HUNTLEY. W. O., JR. . . . 494 Hampton Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. So. GRIGGS. TOMMY LYNN . . . . . . . P. O. Box 226. Ruby, S. C. Jr. IZZI. TONY, JR 1111 S. LaFayette St., Shelby, N. C. Jr. 204 Lakeview Hgts., Union. S. C. Fr. GUTHRIE. REX BEACH . . . . Maneto, N. C. Fr. JACKSON, DENNIS L., 345 Howard-Aden Apts., Spartanburg, S. C. Jr. GUTHRIE. S. DOUGLAS Manteo, N. C. Jr. JAMES. ROBERT EARLE . . . Rt. 3, Pamplico Rd., Florence. S. C. So. JENERETTE, WILLIAM DOUGLAS . .321 Smith St., Mullins. S. C. or. HALEY, JAMES KENNETH . . 165 Springdale Rd.. Elberton, Ga. So. JENKINSON. BOYD McMITCHELL Andrews, S. C. t r. HAMBRICK. JACKSON W. . . 437 Andrews St.. Spartanburg. S. C. Fr. JESTER, GEORGE JEROME . . .617 Harvey St.. Greenwood, S. C. Sr. HAMMER. N A.. IR. . .617 Woodrow Ave.. Fountain Citv. Tenn. Jr. JOHNSON. CLARENCE BIRNIE, JR. . . . Box 275, Allendale, S. C. Sr. HAMMETT, ROBERT ALFRED Inman, S. C. JOHNSON, EDWIN RUSHING . . P. O. Box 2363. Charlotte. N. C. So. r r. HAMMITT, LAWRENCE S. . .114 Pearson St., Spartanburg, S. C. JOHNSON, JAMES MELTON 101 Mill Ave.. Union. S. C. Jr. Fr. HAMMOND. LAMBERT PERRY . . . Rt. 2, Spartanburg, S. C. JONES, CHARLES PAUL . . 627 N. Johnston St., Knoxville, Tenn. Fr. T- jr. HAMRICK. ROBERT BENJAMIN Rt. 2, Shelby, N. C. JONES, EDWIN RAY . . . . 811 W. Rankin Ave.. Gastonia. N. C. Jr. Ir. HANNA, THOMAS EDWIN Rt. 2. Woodruff. S. C. JONES. FREDERIC GORDON .... 905 Mary St., Waycross, Ga. So. Fr. HARLEY, WILLIAM I IAUFC T K f TJ Tl TlfP T T TO „1;„„_.„ T7 „ _ — C F Fr. Jr. HARMON, RALPH LAFOR Pacolet Mills. S. C. TAWTC TTJf lM H C rUlPTTG TP Oft fuinn Dl QumtAv Q f Jr. Fr. HARRELSON, TAMES RICHELIEU . 200 Willccx Ave.. Marion. S. C. T MUFC U fTTTBTUT B0H E FftOQ TP Pi A P.nn. C C t?_ r r. Fr. HART, BENNY JOE Jr. HARWELL, VERNON STOUGH, JR. . . S. Broad St.. Clinton. S. C. Sr. KELLEY, HENRY G., JR. . . . 110 Oakleaf Dr.. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. HAWKINS. JOE FRANK. JR . 326 Wheeler St., Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. KELLEY. ROBIN BARRETTE . 110 Oakleaf Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. HAZEL. FRANK E Fr. KELLY, MELVIN B 219 N. Mulberry St.. States ville, N. C. Sp. HAZEL, MRS. MARY BEARDEN Duncan. S. C. Jr. KELLY, SIDNEY LeGRANDE, JR. . . 804 9th Ave.. Conway, S. C. Jr. HEGG1E. ROBERT FORT Fork, S. C. So. KELLY, WILLIAM HYLAND . 2709 Clarendon Rd.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Sr. HENLEY, ALLEN, JR 1862 Maryland Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Fr. KENT, PAUL SWITZER Box 104, Fairforest, S. C. Fr. HEOS, ROBERT REID . .916 Georgia Ave.. North Augusta, S. C. So. KINGSMORE, FRED LEWIS . . . .176 Jennings St.. Buffalo. S. C. So. HERBERT, THOMAS J., JR. . . 2901 Circle Dr., Portsmouth. Ohio So. KINNEY, WILLIAM LIGHT, JR Bennettsville, S. C. Jr. HERIOT, JOSEPH CHANDLER, JR Dalzell, S. C. Fr. KIRBY, JOSEPH HENRY .... 202 Lakeview Hgts.. Union. S. C. Jr. HERRING, THOMAS EARLE .... Box 53. Cateechee. S. C. Fr. KIRBY, ROBERT DeFAIX . . .262 Folsom St., Spartanburg. S. C. So. HERRING, WADE WILKES Walterboro, S. C. So. KIZER, JAY DOYCE Rt. 1, Midland, N. C. Jr. HICKS, J. B Fr. KRASE. STEPHEN JEROME .... 37 Centre St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Jr. HICKS, JAMES MURRAY Fr. H1LDRETH, JOHN THOMAS Main St.. McColl, S. C. Sr. LAMB. JOHN CLAY . . . . 249 W. Henry St.. Spartanburg. S. C. Sp. 1078 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg. S. C. Fr. LAMPLEY. FULTON MALLOY . 204 Carlisle St.. Spartanburg, S. C. So. HILL, JIMMY CARMON . . . . . 24 Woodruff St.. Woodruff. S. C. Jr. LANCASTER. EVERETTE GIST .216 Spring St., Spartanburg, S. C. So. HILL. ROSCOE NORRIS . . . . . . . 8 Pond St.. Whitney, S. C. Jr. LANE, CARL WILLIAM Rt. 1. Moore, S. C. Sr. H1NES, LORENZA HAROLD Box 3. Chesnee, S. C. Fr. LANFORD, CECIL FLOYD Rt. 2, Woodruff, S. C . Jr. HIPP, THOMAS ALLISON . . . . 1019 W. 6th St.. Charlotte, N. C. Fr. LASHER, DAVID LOWREY, III . . P. O. Box 7191, Ashe ville. S. C. Jr. HIPPS, FRANCIS S.DNEY . .1121 Roosevelt Ave., Waycross, Ga. Sr. LASSITER. FRANK LEE . . .796 Howard St., Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. HOFFMEYER, ALLEN KING . . . . 506 Park Ave., Florence. S. C. Fr. LATT. DAVID ALMER . .713 Oakland St.. Hendersonville, N. C. Fr. HOLDER, PERCY HUGH . . . Fr. LAWRENCE. GEORGE F. . . .614 Marlboro Rd.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Fr. HOLLABAUGH, C. F., JR. . . 803 Glen Leven Dr., Nashville, Tenn. Sr. LAWRENCE, OTHO W. . Apt. C-5, Wofford Campus. Sptnbg, S. C. Jr. HOLLER, JAMES CARLISLE . . 1427 Medway Rd., Columbia.S . C. Fr. LAWSON, EARL HAMES 204 Spruce St.. Union. S. C. 201 T r J • LAWTON WIITIAM TFN ?T FY liil WW 1 Vli i WW lliLini ! 1 Lall (JLL 1 So. LEWIS. WILLIAM MAILAND . . _. . . . Haring Lane. Alpine, N. J. So. LISTON. JOHN M Jr. LITTLE. ERNEST SPEARS .... Jonesville. S. C. Sr. LOWRIMORE. RALPH THOMAS Gaston. S. C. So. LOWRY. JAMES LYNN . . 129 Carolina Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. So. LYNN. CHARLES TOMMY .... . 102 North Ave.. Greer. S. C. Sr. LYTLE. ALBERT LEALON .... . . . . Box 531. Marion. N. C. Sr. McBRIDE. RUSSELL ABNER . . . . P. O. Box 302. Inman. S. C. So. McBRIDE. WALKER REID So. McBRIDE WILBUR RAY Rt. 1, Pacolet. S. C. Sr. McCALL. M. G. . . Apt. D-2, Wofiord Campus. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. McCAULEY. BOBBY JOE So. McCLURE. WILLIAM HOVEY . . . . Rt. 1, Landrum, S. C. Fr. McCULLY. ROBERT WILLIAM, 524 41st St.. West Palm Beach. Fla. So. McELWEE. FRANK LOVE, JR Woodland Dr., Clover, S. C. Fr. McELWEE. JOSEPH MONROE . .105 Kings Mtn. St., Clover, S. C. Sp. McGINNIS, HUGH Rt. 1, Chesnee, S. C. Fr. McH AM, DAVID OLIVER . . . 415 Wisconsin St., Spindale, N. C. Jr. McINTOSH, THOS. J.. JR. . .1503 Carolina Ave., Hartsville. S. C. Sr. McKINNEY, R. G., JR., 232 W. Hampton Ave., SpaTtanburg, S. C. Fr. McLAURIN. LAMAR WILLIAM Clio. S. C. Jr. McLELLAN. BOBBY GENE Rt. 2. Florence. S. C. So. McMAKIN. JAMES V. . . Rt. 3, Hadden Hgts.. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. McMURRAY, BASIL JEAN . . . . P. O. Box 562. Greenville. S. C. Fr. McPHERSON. DANIEL HALL. JR Rt. 5. Gafiney. S. C. Sr. MANCUSO. LOUIS JOHN . . . . 61 N. Main St.. Woodruff, S. C. Sr. MANN, ROBERT GARY Rt. 2. Easley. S. C. So. MANNING. JESSE FRANKLIN . . 56 Cherokee St., Abbeville. S. C. Jr. MARKELONIS, JAMES ZYGMUNT Niagara Falls, N. Y. Sr. MARSH. ViRGIL WILLIAM . . .266 Arch St., Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. MARTIN, WM. C. JR., 7124 N. Valley Falls Rd., Spartanburg. S. C. Fr. MASSEY. REESE MARTIN . . 331 Oakland Ave.. Rock Hill. S. C. So. MAY. JESSE GAYLORD Rt. 1, Union. S. C. So. MAY. WILKES GRAHAM Rt. 1, Union, S. C. Fr. MEADORS, MARSHALL LeROY, 418 Cherokee Rd., Florence.S. C. So. MEDLOCK. MELVIN DuBOSE. 3416 Devereaux Rd.. Columbia.S . C. Fr. MEEKS. LEON AUBREY, JR. . 100 Harvard Dr.. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. MILLARD, CHANCY EUELL Rt. 1, Tryon. N. C. Sr. MILLER, GEORGE BURNLEY. JR., Box 68. Rt. 1, Portsmouth, Va. Sr. MILLER. GLENN L 513 Poinsett St., Greer, S. C. Jr. MITCHELL, JAMES WHALEY Rt. 1. Walterboro. S. C. Fr. MITCHELL. JOHN JOSEPH, JR 305 Pine St.. Union. S. C. Sp. MITCHELL, RICHARD T 1007 W. Peace St.. Raleigh. N. C. Jr. MITCHELL. WILLIAM HENDERSON .112 Arthur Blvd., Union, S. C. Fr. MONTGOMERY, BENJAMIN LEWIS Pacolet Mills, S. C. Sr. MOODY, FLOYD GERALD Box 531. Dillon. S. C. Jr. MOODY, WILLIAM RICHARD .... 3 Frost St., Greenville, S. C. So. MOORE, JAMES EL WOOD, 126 Washington PL. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. MOORE. RALPH VERNON, JR Box 26. Conway. S. C. So. MOORE. S. T Rt. 4, Greer. S. C. Jr. MORTON. THEODORE R., JR. . . 1211 King Ave.. Florence, S. C. Fr. MURRELL. SAMUEL EDWARD, JR. . P. O. Box 100. Beaufort. S. C. Sr. MYER. WILLIAM EUGENE . . . 3032 W. Leigh St., Richmond, Va. Sr. MYERS. CALVIN ROBERT . . . 507 N. Evans St., Pottstown, Pa. p r linlilNLI, Ann ULU LLL . . 303 Liberty St., Forest City, N. C. c- or. MHNT7 rHDPTFC HFlMTflTUIlW . . r . (J. box 245. Morganton, N. C. Jr. NEAL. JAMES ELLERBE Silverstreet. S. C. Jr. NESBITT, CHARLES BURNS . .411 Mills Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. NEVES, PIERRE RENE . . . . 307 Pine St.. Greer, S. C. Jr. NEW, ROY VERNON .... 1046 High Point Dr.. Atlanta, Ga. So. NOLAND. AUBREY TALMADGE ... 208 Boyce St., Union. S. C. Jr. O ' DELL. DONALD RUSSELL . . . .100 Wallace St., Union, S. C. Dr. OLTMAN, ALFRED GORDON, JR. . 420 S. Perry St., Gaffney, S. C. Sr. ORGERA, ANTHONY LOUIS . . 52 Cove Rd.. Stamford. Conn. Sr. O ' SHIELDS, JACK RICHARD Box 144. Buffalo, S. C. Fr. OWENBY. WILLIAM EMILY . . . 213 S. Church St.. Union. S. C. Jr. OWENS, MURRAY W. . . . Fr. OWENS. WILLIE ANSEL Rt. 3. Marion. S. C. jr. PACE, JOE EARL 123 Collins Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C. do. PAGE, WILLIAM M.. JR. . . r r. PAPADOPOULOS. CONSTANTINOS NEOFYT . . Kavala. Greece DO. PARKER, HARRY LeGETTE . 106 S. Alexander Dr.. Florence, S. C. r - r r. PARRIS, BOBBY JOE ... . aO. PARRIS. LeROY. JR 548 Thomas St.. Spartanburg, S. C. r r. PARRIS. WILLIAM KEITH DO. PATRICK. DEAN ANDERSON Pacolet Mills, S. C. r r. PATRICK. THOMAS L. . . . Box 241, George St., St. George, S. C. DO. PATTON. CLARENCE MITCHELL Woodruff. S. C. So. PATTON, MILTON KAY . . . . S. Main St., Woodruff, S. C. Jr. PENDERGRASS. MARION DUNCAN. . . Box 116. Draper. N. C. Fr. PENICK. JOHN JACOB . . . 527 Lincolnton Rd., Salisbury. N. C. So. PERROW, GEORGE TURNER Cameron. S. C. So. PERRY, SUMNER WHITFIELD. 1122 Florence St., Greenwood. S. C. Fr. PETTIGREW. ROBERT EUGENE Box 77, Starr. S. C. Fr. PETTUS. ROBERT DWIGHT Cowpens. S. C. Sr. PHILLIPS. BOYCE WILSON .11 Montgomery Ave., Pacolet, S. C. So. PHILLIPS, FRED EUGENE Box 436, Inman, S. C. Jr. PHILLIPS. JACK ELLISON . . Rt. 2, Ben Avon, Spartanburg, S. C. Jr. PHILLIPS, TED NATHANIEL, 109 N. Catherine St.. Walhalla. S. C. Fr. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM P., 252 S. Converse St.. Spartanburg. S. C. Sr. PITTMAN. ROY C. . . . 805 12th Ave., South, St. Petersburg. Fla. Sr. POLLARD. BOB W 1921 Trotter Ave.. Knoxville, Tenn. Fr. POOLE. MACK COLLIER. Ill Cross Anchor. S. C. Fr. POPE. WILLIAM LLEWELLYN, 390 Orange St.. Darlington. S. C. So. POSTON. JOHN PAUL Jacksonville. S. C. Jr. POSTON. SAMUEL HAYWOOD Rt. 1. New Zion. S. C. Sr. POTTS. JOE WILLIAM S. 5th St.. Easley. S. C. Sr. POWELL. DAVID HARVEY. 8205 MacArthur Rd.. Philadelphia. Pa. Fr. POWELL. HOWARD P.. JR.. 228 W. Edenton St., Raleigh, N. C. So. POWELL. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS Box 52. Chesnee. S. C. Jr. POWERS. RODERICK W. . . 523 Woodbine Ave.. Rochester. N. Y. Sp. PRESTON. KENNETH EUGENE. 171 Terrace Rd.. Spartanburg. S. C. Sp. PRICE, HENRY LEE Rt. 3. Box 303, Gaffney, S. C. So. PRICE. JOE OSCAR. JR. . . . Rt. 5. Hillsboro Rd.. Nashville, Tenn. 202 Fr. PRINCE, WAYMAN STEWART Rt. E. Campobello, S. C. Jr. STAMM, RALPH EUGENE . . . 36 Mill Rd.. Spartanburg, S. C. So. PRUITT. JULIAN CLEON . . . P. O. Box 745. Spartanburg. S. C. Fr. STANTON, FRANK C. . 300 W. Martintown Rd., N. Augusta, S. C. Fr. PUGH. WILLIAM GUY, JR. . . . 406 W. Poinsett St., Greer, S. C. Fr. STAPLETON. CHARLES OVA Cromona. Ky. So. PUSEY, FRANK OLIN . . . . 12 Magnolia Dr., Georgetown, S. C. Jr. STAPLETON, JOHN MASON . 603 Connecticut Ave., Sptnbg, S. C. Sr. STARNES. BOB JONES ... 153 Pickney St., Chester, S. C. Jr. RAINES, STOKELY LEWIS . . .... 7 Ash St., Whitney. S. C. Jr. STARNES, WALLACE FENNEL .... Pickney St.. Chester, S. C. T. jr. RAMPEY. WAYMON MARSHALL Mayo, S. C. Jr. STEELE, BENJAMIN TAYLOR, Rt. 7, Box 176, Greensboro, N. C. jr. REAVES. CLIFFORD HALLIDAY . . 20 Harris St.. Bishopville, S. C. Fr. STEWART, JAMES DAVIS Box 369. Joanna, S. C. Sr. Rt. 3, Woodruff, S. C. Jr. STRATFORD, C. C, JR., 435 S. Fairview Ext.. Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. REID, WILLIAM CHARLES . . 196 Church St.. Orangeburg. S. C. So. STRINE. BRUCE GEORGE . . . 2155 183rd St.. Homewood. 111. Fr. REINARTZ, PAUL VICTOR, JR., 62 Popular Ave., Fair Haven, N. I. Jr. STROUTH, JOSEPH HARMAN . . . Rt. 2, Box 155, Clintwood, Va. Fr. REVELS. JERRY DEAN .... 490 Howard St., Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. STUBBS, WILLIAM PEELE Rt. 2. McColl, S. C. jr. RICE, DAVID CARROLL . . . . Rt. 1, Box 149, Spartanburg, S. C. Jr. SUBER, JIMMY COCHRAN Whitmire. S. C. Sr. ROBBINS, CLAUDE CARROLL . . P. O. Box 74, Columbus, N. C. So. SUGGS, JAMES LEWIS . . . . Jr. ROBB1NS, RAY MARSHALL .... Box 126, Columbus, N. C. So. SULLIVAN, JACK OWEN . . . .110 Saluda St.. Ninety Six. S. C. Sr. ROCHESTER, EARLE FRANKLIN Walhalla, S. C. Sr. SUTTLE, PAUL . . . Apt. 506. Schuyler Apts., Spartanburg, S. C. Fr. RODDY, CHARLES DOUGLAS So. SWITZER. WILLIS HAROLD Fr. ROGERS, RICHARD GILMORE Marion, S. C. Fr. ROPER, MARSHALL BROCK Liberty, S. C. c. Dr. TAYLOR, ANSEL McCOY , . 6 3rd St.. Greer, S. C. So. ROPER, THOMAS EVATT . . . . 1951 Bernard St., Raleigh. N. C. Fr. TAYLOR, BURRELL CLEMENT . 144 Locust Ave., Hampton, Va. Jr. ROUSE, LeGRAND A., II . .619 Norwood St., Spartanburg. S. C. Sp. TAYLOR, EUGENE H. . . . 212 W. Henry St., Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. ROWLAND. JIMMIE DAVE . . . . W. Main St., Walhalla. S. C. Fr. TAYLOR . RODNEY ELMAINE . 32 Majestic Ave., Asheville, N. C. Fr. RUSSELL, JOHN SPEAKE, 155 S. Fairview St.. Spartanburg, S. C. So. TAYLOR. ROY CARLISLE Miller St.. Greer. S. C. Fr. TEMPLES, POWELL McRAE, 178 Victoria Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. jr. SANDERS, ELLIOTT FRANKLIN . . .404 Franklin St.. Dublin. Ga. Fr. TEMPLETON, SCOTT .... .... Box 723. Newburgh. N. Y. T. J . SAUM, JACK HARMAN Buffalo. S. C. Fr. TERRELL, RONALD KEITH . . . . .19 Brook St.. Lyman, S. C. Fr. SCANLAN, TRACY ALLAN . . . 1630 Melbourne, Dallas. Texas Fr. THOMASON, THOMAS LAMAR . . . . Box 215, Jonesville, S. C. Sr. SCHULTZ, EVERETT .... Cosby, Tenn. So. THOMPSON, HUGH MORRILL Walterboro, S. C. jr. SCRUGGS, FLOYD DENNIS Chesnee, S. C. Sp. THOMPSON, JENNINGS LEWIS . . Otis Blvd., Spartanburg, S. C. jr. SEASE, DANIEL ELIAS. JR, Sr. THUSTON. WILLIAM ONSBY . . .1107 Pine St., Little Rock, Ark. Sr. SHARP, CHRISTOPHER S. . . Rt. 3. Box 491, North Augusta, Ga. So. TINDALL, ASA WARNER, JR. .... 30 Main St.. Inman, S. C. SHERARD, LEWIS R Abbeville. S. C. So. TODD, JAMES ELLIOTT . .316 Laurel Ave., Charlotte, N. C. J 1 So. TREAD WAY, WESLEY T. . 219 Oakland Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. So. SHIPMAN, L. WADE . . .225 Oakland Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. So. TRENT, BUFORD EARL . . . . 2 Montgomery Ave., Pacolet, S. C. Sr. SHUFORD, PLATO STUART . . . 1 Hunter Ave.. Walhalla, S. C. Sr. TROUT, MAX BURTON . . . Rt. 7. Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. SIMMONS, GAILLIARD CORDIE . . . . Rt. 2, Hemingway, S. C. Jr. TROUTMAN, GREGORY LEE. 188 Tacoma Circle. Asheville, N. C. So. SIMS. HENRY RADCLIFFE . . . 687 Ellis Ave., Orangeburg, S. C. Fr. TUCKER. WILLIAM M.. JR. . . 405 Lucerne Dr., Spartanburg. S. C. c. DO. SITTON. REUBEN DAY Easley, S. C. Sr. TURNER. OLIVER V. . . . 654 N. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. Sr. SMALL. EULO HOLLOWAY . . . Rt. 3, Box 54, Nichols, S. C. Sr. TURNER, ROBERT E. . 2042 S. Church St., Ext., Spartanburg, S. C. Jr. SMALL, WILLIAM CARLYLE . . .1003 Plaid St., Burlington, N. C. jr. TYLER. JOSIE LEE, JR Fr. SMATHERS, VANCE A. . . . Ir. SMITH, BOB FARRELL . . . . 1024 S. Morgan St.. Shelby. N. C. So. UPTON, REED EDWARD Fr. SMITH, CECIL OLIVER . . . Rt. 5 S.partanburg. S. C. Sr. VARNER, WILLIE LEO .... 235 Bomar Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. op. SMITH, CHARLES L. . . 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I X D E X A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 204 ACTIVITY DIVISION 80-81 ADMINISTRATION 21-25 ADMINISTRATION, PERSONNEL. FACULTY DIVISION 18-19 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY DIRECTORY . . .196 ADVERTISING DIVISION 178-179 ALMA MATER .205 ALPHA SIGMA PHI 116-117 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 93 B BAND 102-103 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 97 BASEBALL 156-157 BASKETBALL 152-154 BEAUTY SECTION 164-167 BLOCK W CLUB 95 BLUE KEY 85 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 21 BOHEMIAN STAFF 106-107 BUILDINGS 14-17 C CHEERLEADERS 159 CLASS SECTION DIVISION 36-37 COMPANY A 133 COMPANY B 133 COMPANY C 134 COMPANY D 134 CONTENTS 11 D DEBATE TEAM 94 DEDICATION 12-13 DELTA PHI ALPHA 88 DELTA SIGMA PHI 118-119 E EL CIRCULO ESPANOL 91 F FACULTY 28-35 FEATURE DIVISION 162-163 FOOTBALL 138-151 FRATERNITY DIVISION 112-113 FRESHMAN CLASS 74-79 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 72-73 G GLEE CLUB 100-101 GOLF 158 H HEADQUARTERS COMPANY 132 HOMECOMING. 1951 169 HOMECOMING QUEEN 168 HOUSE MOTHERS 26 I INDEX 202-203 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL 114-115 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 86 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 160-161 J JOURNAL STAFF 110-111 JUNIOR CLASS 58-63 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 56-57 K KAPPA ALPHA 120-121 KAPPA SIGMA 122-123 M MEMORIAM 20 MILITARY DIVISION 130-131 MINISTERIAL UNION 96 O OLD GOLD AND BLACK STAFF 108-109 P PERSONNEL 26-27 PHI BETA KAPPA 82 PI GAMMA MU 87 PI KAPPA ALPHA 124-125 PI KAPPA PHI 126-127 PRE-MEDICAL SOCIETY 92 PUBLICATIONS BOARD 105 R RIFLE TEAM 135 R. O. T. C 132 R. O. T. C. BAND 135 S SCABBARD AND BLADE 90 SENIOR CLASS 42-54 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 40-41 SENIOR CLASS SEMI-DIVISION 55 SENIOR ORDER OF GNOMES 84 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 128-129 SIGMA DELTA PSI 89 SNAPSHOTS 71. 195 SOPHOMORE CLASS 66-70 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 64-65 SPONSORS 170-177 SPORTS DIVISION 136-137 STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 98-99 STUDENT COUNCIL 38-39 STUDENT DIRECTORY 197-201 T TENNIS 155 THEME 1-9 W WHO ' S WHO 83 WOFFORD DAMES 104 205 Cte m part . . . The editor would like to claim this one page as his own and to make an attempt to say Thanks to all those to whom he is indebted for the assistance received for the production of this 1952 BOHEMIAN. I am greatly indebted to Professor Deck W. Andrews, Lynn and Bob Youmans for handling the business end of the book so carefully and completely. They and their assistants have done a wonderful job. Words cannot express my deep appreciation to Bob Willis of Willis Studio. Hundreds of pictures have been made for the book by him; he has done them cooperatively and well. To Johnny Long of Bowen, Long and Young, Inc., go very grateful thoughts and feelings for his valuable aid, suggestions, and his patience. I am greatly indebted to Ted Morton and Byron Wilkinson for assistance at all times, espe- cially the critical ... to Professor Kenneth D. Coates for editorial assistance ... to Mrs. Kenneth D. Coates for securing snapshots for dedication page without giving away the editor ' s secret to her husband ... to Sid Fulmer, Jack Wilson, and fraternity presidents for help in writing copy ... to Ed Berckman for his faithful service in preparing the sports copy ... to Mr. S. F. Logan for Phi Beta Kappa information and assistance in class sections ... to the athletic coaches for assistance in preparing the athletic section ... to John Cottingham for football identifica- tions ... to Gilly Simmons and Pressley Best for valuable assistance on intra-murals ... to Tommy Ford for photographs ... to Carroll Brown for art sketches ... to my neighbors, Press- ley Best and Ben Cromer for use of records during the many nights of late hours in the BOHE- MIAN office ... to the secretaries, Hazel, Betty, Carolyn, Mrs. Chapman, and Mrs. Upton, for their patience when I had to interrupt their work for information . . . and to everyone who has contributed in various ways to help in the production of the 1952 BOHEMIAN I say Many Thanks! The editor and the entire staff hope that you will enjoy this volume for many years to come, and that it will bring back fond memories of dear Wofford. If it does, then we have succeeded in our purpose. Sincerely, RALPH BAILEY, Editor 206 A L MA 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, 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.