Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1955 volume:

K. - DEDICATION . . . In recognition of seven years of full-time service to Wofford, and to the ideals for which Wofford stands, we proudly dedicate the 1955 BOHEMIAN to P eah Philip OiJiHftcn 10 DEAN PHILIP S. COVINGTON 11 € O ] T E I T S THEME ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FRATERNITIES THE MILITARY SPORTS FEATURES ADS INDEX 12 OF THE YEAR I AS PRESENTED BY 55 BOHEMIAN Spartanburg, South Carolina CHARLES BATES WALTER SESSOMS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager 13 DR. FKANCIS PENDLETON GAINES. JK. I ' residoiit of f offord College 14 REV. J. F. TRAMMELL J. GRIER HUDSON REV. C. L. WOODARD W. J. McLEOD, JR. Board . . of • • Trustees . • . The Board of Trustees of Wofford College are appointed yearly at the South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Church which is held in October of each year. Last year at the Conference at Wofford, the following men were named to the Board : DWIGHT F. PATTERSON Laurens, S. C. J. O. SMITH Spartanburg, S. C. ROBERT N. DuBOSE Columbia, S. C. EDWIN P. CARROLL Charleston, S. C. JAMES A. CHAPMAN Spartanburg, S. C. DAVID A. CLYBURN Charleston, S. C. MELVIN E. DERRICK Columbia, S. C. J. GRIER HUDSON Spartanburg, S. C. BENJAMIN O. JOHNSON Spartanburg, S. C. C. S. WOODARD Charleston, S. C. J. F. TRAMMELL Lake City, S. C. H. M. GILBERT Florence, S. C. W. J. McLEOD . Walterboro, S. C. I DR. J. O. Si MTII The Trustees meet each semester to dis- cuss the necessary business for the College and to plan for her future. Under the cap- able chairmanship of Dwight F. Patterson of Laurens, the Board has futhered Wof- ford ' s cause during the year. ( Our apolo- gies to the Board members whose pictures were not available.) DWIGHT F. PATTERSON DR. ROBERT N. DUBOSE 15 H. M. GILBERT i;ni;i i; i Mi i ill i: liiil n I), nil III luilinl Ml!. I ' ll II I I ' - I MH iri ( ( l I N(. I I IN Ih nil III ill, ( I ' ll ' f . A II l ■ I S I IC A I I O X HERBERT HUCKS, JR. JOHN ROBERT CURRY RAYMOND MAXWELL ALLEN Librarian Superinteudeut of Grounds Director of Religious Activities and Buildings ADMINISTRATION SAMUEL ROBERT MOYER Director of Music JOEL EDWARD ROBERTSON Business Manager of Athletics WILLIAM EARLE BUICE Dietitian and Manager of College Canteen MRS. SUMTER WINGFIELD MISS MARY LOUISE TURNER Secretary to the Registrar MISS SHIRLEY ANNE COBB Secretary to the Registrar MISS DORIS ANNE BURGESS Secretary to the Bursar MISS EMMALA YOUNG MRS. HELEN B. UPTON Secretary to the President • Secretary to the Director of Public Relations and Alumni Affairs 19 CllAHl.ES FRANKLIN NESBITT Professor of Religion JAMES TATE STEWART Assistant Professor of English WALTER RAYMOND LEONARD Associate Professor of Biology THE FACULTY JOHN LEONARD SALMON Professor of Modern Languages JAMES CARR LOFTIN Professor of Chemistry RAYMOND V. BOTTOMLY. JR. Professor of Military Science and Tactic 20 GEORGE COTTON SMITH ADAMS Associate Professor of Modern Languages IRA COLUMBUS CASTLES Assistant Professor of Economics CLARENCE CLIFFORD NORTON Professor of Sociology THE FACULTY 21 THE FACCLTY WII.LIAiVl )(H)U ) SCIIKKKEK I ' rnfrssnr of I ' liysicdl I ' lihiration JAMES III IJKUT Kl SSEI.I, liistriirlnr in Military .S ' nV irp W lM.IAiVl KAVMOIND BOl RINE I ' rofi ' ssor of Modern Lnngiinaes CON LEY T. SNIDOW. JR. Heatl Foollxill C.narli CHARLES SEMPLE PETTIS Professor of Physics KENNETH DANIEL COATES Professor of English 22 SAMUEL SKINNER BRITT, JR. Assistant Profes sor of Psychology nvtl Educntion W. C. McCARRON Assistant in Physical Education JOHN WILLIAM SUTPHIN Administrative TS.C.O. of Military Science WILLIAM PINCKNEY CAVIN Associate Professor of Chemistry J. A. BRAKEFIELD Assistant in Physical Education JEROME PATRICK PHELAN Assistant in Military Science and Tactics THE FACULTY 23 THE FACULTY ( IIAIJI.KS W II.I.IAM I ()KI:MAi WILBI R T. JONES ( UAHI ES EDWARD CAl THEN issislanl I ' ro rssor Biology Assistant in Military Science I ' rofcssor of History (;OKDON HILL MAY JOHN THOMAS DOBY WHXLAM HK1D(;ES HUNTER, JR. Assori itr I ' rofessor of Malliritialirs Associate Professor of Sociology Professor of English 24 ROBERT MILLIARD FINLEY Instructor in Military Science HUBERT ROOSEVELT TINDELL Armorer for Military Science JOHN QUITMAN HILL Professor of Mathematics RAYMOND AGNEW PATTERSON Professor of Chemistry and Biology LESTER HUBERT COLLOMS Professor of Philosophy EDWARD HAMPTON SHULER Professor of ijtplietl Mathematics THE FACULTY 25 MRS. BLANTON Secrflary to the F.M.S. T. Dli. A. L. GLNTER Assislunl to the President THE FACULTY SAMLEL R. MOVER Associate Professor of Art Music PKCk W. AM)HE VS Assistant Professor of Ecouoiuics anil Itii sill ess Administration RAY M. AET.EN Assistant Professor of Religion 26 4 . t. „ ALLEN HOFFMEYER JAMES BARRETT SEXIOR ORDER OF G ] O M E S Each year, since 1915, the four most prominent and influential members of the senior been gathered together into the Senior Order of Gnomes. The selection of four rising seniors into the honorary fraternity is made prior to the cl college year by the four senior members who constitute the order. Membership in the Senior Order of Gnomes is considered the highest honor which can at Wofford College. class have ose of each be attained ClIAKI I.S BARRETT BILL REID 30 JACKIE MEADORS OFFICERS SAMMY GLENN President JACKIE MEADORS Vice-President PAUL REINARTZ Secretnry ROBERT McCULLY Treasurer JACK HAMBRICK Historian SAMMY CLENN PAUL REINARTZ ROBERT McCULLY JACK HAMBRICK THE SENIOR CLASS With the thrill of graduation, the grips and moans of the past four years become insignificant. Though many of us won ' t admit it, we have a secret desire to prolong our days here at the school we have grown to love. Many will remember the social life of the big dances, parties, and the informal get-togethers in the canteen, which in our senior year was moved to the basement of Green Hall. The dances were greatly improved in our senior year through the inauguration of the Dance Association. We, the class of ' 55, can look back and be proud of our outstanding football, basketball, and baseball teams. Several of the highlights were the wins over Furman in football, the outstanding playing of Daddy Neal in basketball, and the winning of the Little Four Championship by the baseball team. We hope that the face lifting of the Main Building will set the pattern for Wofford ' s second century, and we hope that our class will follow in the successful tradition of the classes preceding us. As usual our class will be represented in the fields of medicine, education, religion, business, science, and military. Whatever their chosen field, we like to think that we have the potential leaders of tomorrow. 31 SENIORS BATES, BILL Converse, S. C. A.B. — Education Block W BASS, BILL EDWARD Shelby, V. C. A.B. — Sociology Kappa Alpha, Block W , Secretary of Spanish Club, P. K. Club ADAMS, BERRY EUGENE Lyman. S. C. A.B. — EdiK-alioii BELL, CURTIS PORTER Whitmire, S. C. B.S. — Mathematics Alpha Sigma Phi, President of Deha Phi Alpha. Scabbard and Blade, Dis- tinguished Military Student BEAM, ALFRED E. Spurttmhurg, S. C. B.S. — Mathematics ADAMS, HARVEY L. Lynchburg V (i. A.B. — Business Administration Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Block W, FC Representative, President oi Scabbard and Blade AIKEN, CLYDE M. Liberty. S. C. A.B. — Religion Philosophy Pi Kappa Alpha. Scalibard and Blade BARRETT, ( HARLES DAVID Rock Hill. S. C. A.B. — English Kappa Ah.ha. PreMdent of SCA. Edi- tor of OBS.B. Blue Key. Senior Order. Pi Gamma Mu. Ministerial Union. Who ho. Treasurer of Kappa Alpha BARRETT. JAMES S. ork. S. C. A.B. — English President of Delta Sigma Phi. Presi- dent of Blue Key. Vice-Pres. of Pub- lications Board. Vice-Pres. of SCA. h(i s Who. Senior Order. Minister- ial Union BENNETT. WILLIAM Walterboro. S. C. B.S. — Biology 19 5 5 OGDON, THOMAS ELMORE Sumter, S. C. B. — Business Administration ippa Alpha, Historian Jr. Class CclUfe BIGGERSTAFF, C. T. Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — History President of Debate Society, Pi Gamma Mu, IRC BLOCKER, RICHARD R. Charleston, S. C. A.B. — Religion Kappa Sigma BOGAN, JOE BERT Union, S. C. A.B. — Economics BRABHAM, VANCE LYN Florence. S. C. A.B. — English Kappa Alpha, Football, Golf Block W BURNETT, R. L. Boiling Springs, V. C. — Business Administration BUFF, LENARD HOBSON, JR. Columbia, S. C. A.B. — History CHILDS, LAURENCE, JR. Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — Sociology CARMICHAEL, NELSON WALLACE Mullins, S. C. A.B. — Mathematics Delta Sigma Phi BROWN, JOE E., JR. Spartanburg, S. C. A.H. — Mathematics 33 SENIORS DAMS. HERMAN EDWARD Tale City, Vu. B.S. — Chemistry EDGE, HORACE LEE. JR. Duncan, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration Pi Gamma Mli ELMORE, ROMEO HICKS, JR. Caroleen, iV. C. Pi Kappa Alpha, Wofford Band 51- ' 55, Vice-President of Band ' 51, Drum Major 55, Ministerial Union FEW. HENRY THERON Greenville, S. C. — Business Administration Alpha .Sigma Phi, Secretary-Treasu- rer of Block W Club, Treasurer of Student Body, Treasurer of Danes Association, Officer of Fraternity, Scabbard and Blade, Pi Gamma Mu, Blue Key, Assistant Sports Publi- cist, Equipment Manager of Ath- letics ' 53 FORD, LEE D. Greenville, S. C. A B. — Education Psychology Football ' 51- ' 55, Baseball 51, Presi- dent of Block W Club ' 54-55, Scabbard and Blade 1 DOWDESWELL. M. RICHARD. SR. Spartanburg. S. C. A.B. Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi, Swimming team 53 and 54, Drill Platoon ' 52. 53, ' 54, Scabbard and Blade. Glee Club 52, ' 53, 54 DuBOSE. JACK B. Florence, S. C. A.B. — Mathematics Pi Kappa Alpha DuBOSE. MARVIN McBRIDE Rock Hill. S. C. A.B. Philosophy DUNLAP. JOHN C. Rock Hill. S. C. B.S. — Biology Delta Sigma Phi. Sec. Sophomore Class. Sec. Student Body. President ,d Pre-Med Society. President Inter- Fraternity Council. Vice-President Delta Sigma I ' hi. Glee Club. Scab- bard and Blade, .buirnal Staff. Old Cnlil and l)lack Staff, ' ho ' s Who. Drill Team. American Chemical So- (■ifl . Blue Key 34 19 5 5 GIBBONS, WILLIAM MURRAY I eiv Zion, S. C. A.B. — English Ministerial Union, SCA Cabinet GIBSON, PHILIP HAMLET Hampton, Va. A.B. History Kappa Alpha, Football Sl- ' SS, Block W Club GLENN, SAMUEL R., JR. Greenville, S. C. A.B. — Education Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice-Pres. of Junior Class, President of Senior Class, Blue Ksy, Who ' s Who, Cen- tennial Committee, Officer of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Student Council GLOVER, COLLIE WILLIAM Bath, S. C. A.B. — Religion GREGORY, DOUGLAS LAYTON Union, S. C. A.B. — Philosojihy President of Ministerial Union, SCA Cabinet, Chaplain of Student Body, Blue Key OODALE, FRANK D., JR. Camden, S. C. B. — Business Administration 3pa Alpha, Number IX in Kappa ha, Tennis Team, Glee Club, ck W Club, Scabbard and de HAMBRICK, JACKSON WESTMORELAND Spartanburg, S, C. A.B. History President of Pi Gamma Mu, Ser- geant-at-Arms Scaijbard and Blad?, Senior Class His ' orian HAMMITT, LAWRENCE S. Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration HARRELSON, JAMES RICHELIEU Marion, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration Kappa Sigma HAZLE, JOSEPH E. Duncan, S.C, A.B. — Education Psychology Block W Club, Captain of Football Team ' 55 35 HUFF, WALTER ROCK Greer. S. C. A.R. — Education Psychology Block W Club. Tennis, Basketball HUGGINS, CEORGE E. Batesburg, S. C, A.B. — English Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-Pres. of Glee Club, Ministerial Union HEAD, ROBERT NORRIS Columbia. S. C. li.S. — Chemistry JONES, J. R., JR. Arner. S. C. A. B.— Philosophy KELLEY, ROBIN B. Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. — Biology Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Glee Club. Pre-Medical Society, Chemical Society Si HERBERT, THOMAS JACKSON Portsmouth. Ohio B.S. — Chemistry Kappa Sigma Phi HOFFMEYER, ALLEN KING Florence, S. C. A.B. — Psychology ma Alpha Epsilon, Vice-Pres. Stu- dent Body, Pres., Sec. Chaplain of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Blue Key, Who ' s Who, Scabbard and Blade, Old Gold and Black. 1955 Bohemian, Vice-Pres. State Student Government Association, Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class, Treas. of Freshman Class, Ministerial Union. Tennis Block W ' Club. Freshman Control Board, Sen- ior Order of Gnomes HOLDER, PERCY HUGH Pickens, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration Alpha Sigma Phi. Pres. of Alpha Sigma Phi, Baptist Student Union Council HOTHERSALL. JOHN BAKER Green rille. S. C. A.B. — Economics Alpha Sigma Phi. H. M. of Alpha Sigma Phi. Swimming Team. Block -W Club KENT. PAUL S ITZER Fairforest. S. C. A.B. — Education Secretary of B.S.U. 54. Proi tional Director B.S.U. 53. 54- 19 5 5 LAMPLEY, MALLOY Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — Chemistry Sigma Alpha Epsilon LANFORD, CECIL FLOYD Woodruff, S. C. B.S. — Biology Pi Kappa Alpha, Who ' s Who, Blue Key, Sec. Treas. of Blue Key, Pres. of Pi Kappa Alpha, Treas. of Pi Kappa Alpha, Sec. of Student Body, Pres. of American Chemical Society, Bohemian Staff, Journal Staff McGEE, EDWIN CLYDE Hartsville, S. C. B.S. — Chemistry SCA Cabinet, Bohemian, ' 52, ' 53, ' 54, Pre-Med. Society, Chemical Society LASHER, DAVID LOWREY, III Ashevillp. !S. C. A.B. — History Kappa Sigma Phi. Pi Gamma Mu, Who ' s Who. E d j t o r -in- c h i e f , Journal McCALL, MYRON G. Sfnirtatilturg. S. C. A.B. — I ' hilosophy Religion McCULLY, ROBERT W. (WILLIAM) West Palm Beach, Fla. B. — Education Psychology ma Alpha Epsilon, P ' ootball Team, le Key, Warden of Sigma Alpha silon. Block W Club, Sigma Ita Psi, Scabbard and Blade, Bat- ion Commander ROTC, Treas. lior Class, Treas. of Junior Class, 3as. of Sophomo re Class, Vice- of Sigma Delta Psi McGINNIS, ALFRED C. Knoxville. Tenn. A.B. — Education Psychology Football Team, Co-capt. of Football Team McINTOSH, MELVIN DWIGHT Charlotte, N. C. A.B. — English Ministerial Union Secretary MEADORS, MARSHALL LeROY, JR. Florence, S. C. A.B. — English Kappa Alpha, Blue Key, I.R.C., Pi Gamma Mu, I.F.C., Pres. of KA, Pres. of Freshman Class, Vice-Pres. Senior Class. Who ' s Who MARTIN, THURMAN ROBERT Arcadia, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration 37 SEI IORS MITCHELL, JOHN JOSEPH, JR. 11 II ion, S. C. A.B. — Mathoiiiatics Distinguished Military Student PENICK, JOHN JACOB Salisbury , V. C. A.B. — Sociology Vice-Pres. of South Carolina MSM ■53, Vice-Pres. of Ministerial Union ' 53 Vice-Pres. of Pi Gamma Mu. SCA Cabinet ' 53, ' 54 PETTIGREW, ROBERT EUGENE Starr, S. C. A.B. — Economics Pi Kappa Phi, Treasurer of Frater- nity, Intra-Fraternity Council, Glee Club ' 52, ' 53, ' 55 PETTUS. ROBERT DWIGHT liiman, S. C. A.B. — History PHILLIPS, FREDERICK GRIDLEY Greenville, S. C. U.S. — Biology Pi Kappa Phi OWENS, WILLIE ANSEL Marion, S. C. B.S. — Physics Delta Sigma Phi, Glee Club ' 51 I ARRIS. WILLIAM KEITH Gaffney, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi, Scabbard and Blade PATRICK, THOMAS LUTHER 5 . George. S. C. B.S. — Biology Spanish Club. BSU Council PERCY, en(;lisii brown Wallerhoro. S. C. B.S. — Chemistry Delta Sigma Phi, Chaplain of Fra- ternity, Treas. of Fralernity. Baud. I ' res. of Chemical Society. Blue Key PHILLIPS, WILLIAM PERl Spartanhiirfi. S. C. A.B. Business Aflministratu Kappa Alpha. Si)auish Club. F. ball 53. Numlier Vli in Kappa All 19 5 5 PITTMAN, CLARENCE ODELL Greer, S. C. A.B. — Religion POOLE, MACK COLLIER Cross Anchor, S. C. B.S. — Chemistry Sigma Alpha Epsilon, American Chemical Society, Sec. of Pre-Medi- cal Society, Eminent Chronic of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice-Pres. of BSU POWELL, WILLIAM Chesnee, S. C. A.B. — Philosophy A. REID, WILLIAM CHARLES Columbia, S. C. A.B. — English Kappa Alpha, Pres. of Soph. Class, Vice-Pres. of SCA, Pres. of IPC, Vice-Pres. of KA, Blue Key, Senior Order of Gnomes, Who ' s Who, Pi Gamma, Pres. of Student Body PRINCE, WAYMAN STEWART Canipohello. S. C. B.S. — Biology Pre-Medical Society PUGH, WILLIAM G., JR. Greer, S. C. A.B. — Economics Business and ' 51, ' 52, Glee Club 51, ' 52 REINARTZ, PAUL VICTOR, JR. Jacksonville, Fla. A.B. — Physics Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sec. of Senior Class, Treas. of SAE, Cap:ain Basket- ball Team ' 54, ' 55. Scabbard and Blade, Vice-Pres. Block W Club RODDY CHARLES W. Taylors, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration Alpha Sigma Phi ROPER, TED J. Pickens, S. C. B.S. — Biology Alpha Sigma Phi, Sec. of Freshman Class, Treas. of I- ' re-Medical Society, Intra-Fraternity Council, H.A.E. and H.C.S. of Alpha Sigma Phi ROGERS, RICHARD G. Marion, S. C. A.B. — Economics Kappa Sigma, Scabbard and Blade 39 SENIORS SMITH, CECIL O., JR. Spartanhiirg, S. C. A.B. — History Pi Gamma iMu, Tennis Team SYNDOR, EDWARD B. Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — History J ' i Gamma Mii TAYLOR, BURRELL CLEMENT Hampton, Va. A.B. — Business Administration Kappa Alpha, intramural Mgr. ' 54 TERRELL, RONALD K. Lvmun, S. C. B.S.— Biology Scabisard and Blade TUCKER, WILLIAM MADISON Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — English SMITH, DANNY H. Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — History F.T.A., Pres. 54, Vice-Pres 53, Pi Gamma Mu, Journal Staff ' 53. DriU Team ' 53, 54, Pi Kappa Alpha SMITH, ROBERT FRANKLIN Duncan, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration Scabbard and Hlade, Pi Gamma Mu, (Id. Commander Co. A, Distinguished Military Student SMITH, WILLIE E.. JR. Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration STEWART, JAMES DAYIS Joanna. S. C. A.B. History S.C.A. Cabinet. Ministerial Ihiion. Student i ' ublication Board. Delta Sigma Phi VINES, BILL Trenton. S. C. A.B. — Sociology Glee Club 40 19 5 5 WARD, JOHN LOGAN Rock Hill, S. C. B.S. — Chemistry Sigma Alpha Epsilon, l.F.C, Block W , Track, Pres. Sigma Delta Psi, Pres. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Publica- tions Board WASHBURN, EDWARD N., HI Bostic, N. C. A.B. — Business Afliiiinistration WEAST, HOWARD C. Kaiinapolis, V. C. A.B. — Business Administration Pi Gamma Mu WEAVER, BEN FRANKLIN Shelby, V. C. A.H. — Business Administration Pres. Spanish Club, Pres. Sigma Delta Pi WELLS, LEWIS THOMAS Augusta. Ga. A.B. — Sociology Glee Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Minis- terial Union WRIGHT, F. O., JR. Chester, S. C. A.B. — Business Administration Sec. Kapoa Sigma 54, Glee Club ' 51, 52 BURLEY, WILLIAM WADE Spartanburg, S. C. A.B. — Sociology Glee Club, Journal Staff, E.H. of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Art Editor of Journal, Art Staff of Bohemian ' 54, ' 55 41 OFFICERS JETER HAMMOND Presuh-nt LAURENCE McIINTOSII . . , Vice-President HARRY WALLACE Secretary TED WALTER Treasurer BOB BURNETT Historian THE JUNIOR CLASS Having passed thr lialf- va mark in (tur college eciuca- liiin ue have come to consider more and more this problem III lile. We arc tiow giving serious consideration to the (piestion of a major, and how we can fit our course of studs in with our chosen vocations. I his M ' ars junior class has heen ver active in all phases ol cam|)u- lilr al Wollord. It has pro ided leadership for nuui student activities, especiall) in the field of the publi- cations. There are many things that this class max look forward to with hopeful anticipation. Among these things are R.O.T.C camp for some, scholastic achievement for others, and for all mairdx. graduation. As this ear comes to a close, we can look forward to taking over the res|)onsibilities left us In the seniors. WE onh iio|)c thai our senior ear will be as successful as this year has been. 42 ASKINS, DAVID GLENBURN, JR Marion, S. C. Kappa Sigma BAILEY, JAMES HERBERT Fort Mill, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon BARBARE, FLYNN AUGUSTINE Greenville, S. C Sigma Alpha Epsilon BATES, CHARLES HENDERSON Anderson, S, C. BAUKNIGHT, CHARLES MAJOR Mauldin, S. C. BEAM, RICHARD FRANKLIN Spartanburg, S. C. BELL, LENNIE SMITH Mayesville, S. C. BERRY, JAMES A., JR Union, S. C. BLACK, PAUL BRYAN Anderson, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi f 1; ' .r ■a f - • • • BOAN, WILLIAM LEROY Darlington, S. C. BOGAN, WALTER LORANTZ Arcadia, S. C. BONDAY, THOMAS LEAGUE Hampton, Va. BROWN, DURANT, JR Centenary, S. C. BROWN, JOHN ROBERT Jackson, Ala. Kappa Alpha BURNETT, ROBERT ADAIR Spartanburg, S. C. Kappa Alpha BYERS, MORRIS JENNINGS Gilkoy, N. C. CAMLIN, CECIL M., JR Florence, S. C. Kappa Alpha CAPES, BOB Covington, Ga. CARPENTER, MELVIN E Louisville, Miss. CHAMBLEE, CATER ROBERTSON ... Newport News, Va. COKER, CHARLES HENRY Taylors, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha CONNON, LAWTON RUTLEDGE Eutawville, S. C. COPE, PAUL V Spartanburg, S. C. DAVIS, CHARLES CURTIS Hemingway, S. C. DAVIS, OTTO ANDERSON Darlington, S. C. Kappa Sigma DOBBINS, Z. E., JR Forest City, N. C. DUBOSE, RICHARD PATRICK Florence, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha IHE JUNIOR CLASS DU BOSE, WILLIAM ALLEN New Zion, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha EVINS, WILLIAM BOYD, JR Travelers Rest, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi FORBIS, DOUGLAS RANDAL Lancaster, S. C. FOSTER, EUGENE L Spartanburg, S. C. FOSTER, JULIAN HARRIS Spartanburg, S. C. FOX, ROBERT EDWARD Charleston. S. C. Signta Alpha Epsilon FRANCIS. WILLIAM WELLS Blacksburg. S. C. ;ALL0WAY, WILLIAM EDDINS Ilartsville. S. C. ' Kappa Alpha (iOBOLOS. JOE V Lackawanna, N. Y. 44 GOLDEN, JAMES LEONARD Alpha Sigma Phi Newberry, S. C. GOODE, JIM Rutherfordton, N. C. GOODLETT, VERNON WILSON ... Travelers Rest, S. C. HAMILTON, CLYDE H Edgefield, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon HAMMOND, JETER F Sumter, S .C. Kappa Alpha HARDIN, EARL THOMAS Spindale, N. C. Kappa Sigma HAYNSWORTH, WILLIAM SWINTON . . . Florence, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi HIPP, CURTIS WESLEY Newberry, S. C. HODGIN, HUBERT HOWARD ..... Wilmington, N. C. 9 0 0 HOWARD, LESLIE WHEELER, JR. . Kappa Sigma Columbia, S. C. HOWELL, BOBBY JOE Union, S. C. HOWLE, RICHARD ARDEN Hartsville, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha HUDGENS, EARL Greenville, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi INMAN, BILLY H., JR Buffalo, S. C. JENNINGS, ROBERT DENNIS . Kappa Alpha Bishopville, S. C. i! t i 45 JOHNSON, DAVID NEIL Spartanburg, S. C. Kappa Sigma KELLETT, JOHN NEWTON, JR Seneca, S. C. KING, RUSSELL CALVIN, JR. ...... Darlington, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsihm LAWSON, RALPH H. , Buffalo, S. C. LEE, NORRIS TIMOTHY Timmonsville, S. C. LEO, RICHARD F Rochester, N. Y. LONG, ALLEN EUGENE Rockwood, Tenn. LORYER, ROBERT S Walterboro, S. C. Delta Si ma Phi McINTOSH, DAVID LAURENCE Florence, S. C. Kappa Sigma McINTYRE, THOMAS KIRKLAND Chesnee. S. C. MARSHALL, ROGER L Charlotte, N. C. Pi Kappa Alpha MASON, GLENN M Duncan, S. C. THE JUNIOR CLASS MATHIS, DENNIS EARL Spartanburg, S. C Kappa Alpha MAW, SAMUEL HARLSTON, JR Newberry, S. C MAXWELL, JAMES LEE Spartanburg. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi MEARES, GEORGE A., JR Columbia, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi MEDl.OCK, THOMAS TRAVIS Columbia, S. C. Kappa Sigma MOSELEY, JIM Ridgeland, S. C. Delia Sigma Phi PARKER. FREEMAN W., JR Sumter. S. C. Kiippa Alpha PARLER, SAM G Batesburg. S. C. Kapp:i Sigma PENN . W il l lAM EARL (iibsonville. N. C. Kappa Alpha 46 RAY, ELBERT O ' NEAL Andrews, S. C. REED, EDWARD LANG North, S. C. Sigiiin 4lpha Epsilon RICHARDSON, JAMES LEONARD Marion, S. C. Kappa Sigma SEIFERT, W. E Spartanburg, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi SESSONS, WALTER WOODSON Darlington, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi SHULER, CLAUSLUIR OSBORNE Easley, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha SKINNER, TALMADGE BOYD Anderson, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha SMITH, CHARLIE DORN Lake City, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha SPIVEY, DAVID BLRRIS Conway, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha STEWART, ALAN DON Locke, N. Y. STEVENSON, JOHN ALEXANDER TownviUe, S. C. STYLES, CARL McWILLIAMS Travelers Rest, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi SUMMERS, THOMAS ABRAM Orangeburg, S. C Kappa Alpha . SWANN, REED Georgetown, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi THACKSTON, REGGIE Fort Mill, S. C. Kappa Sigma TOOLE, HOWARD ELDRED Greer, S. C. TUNNO, WILLIAM MILES ....... Spartanburg, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon WALLACE, HARRY HART Beaufort, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon M 47 WALLACE, RICHARD S Darlington, S. C. Kappa Sigma WALLACE, WILLIAM C. Marion, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi WALTER, TED HOLT Florence, S. C. Kappa Sigma WATSON, DAVID THEODORE Knoxville, Tenn. WEST, DONALD E Pauline, S. C. WHITMIRE, GROVER CLEVELAND Tryon, N. C. WIGGINS, JAMES T Union, S. C. WILBURN, ROBERT EDWARD Union, S. C. WILKINSON, HOWARD RAY Charlotte, N. C. WILLIAMS, TOMMY M St. George, S. C. WILSON, EDWARD ALLEN Orangeburg, S. C. Kappa Sigma Tlir ' «- Motilh of Hard Labor V r i DONNIE FOWLER OFFICERS DONNIE FOWLER Prexideut JOEL HAND Vice-Presiilent DAN LEWIS Secretary MARCUS HUFF Treasurer WALLACE CULP Historian DAN LEWIS WALLACE CULP MARCUS HUFF JOEL HAND SOPHOMORE CLASS Im, (lowing a summer filled with sun. fun. love, and excite- ment, returning to school was a great shock. Everything was so jumbled-up that we wondered if perhaps we hadn ' t still retained some of the greenness of the freshman. On returning to the campus, a pleasant surprise awaited us ratting had returned on almost full basis. This was enough to convince us that at last we were really men of Ihc wurhi. and not scum of the earth. Ratting ' s a great thinu. cspeciailv if one can use it to compensate for his inade(|uacies in sunuucr love affairs. All was not Rosv. however, for there was the task of filling onl major sheds, and il wa- no overnight change to cease being rresbmen and lo assume the dignity of the sopho- more, or should we say. sophomoric. The cruel, hard world will be staring us in the face in not so many years. Oh! tor the good old days when we had no troubles! We weren ' t pesshiiistic. for we know we ' ve got it made. We ' re confident of Life ' s outcome. In fact, we don ' t like things the way they are. We ' re going to change them. What amazes us most of all about this thing of being Wofford men is how we lived until we found out about ' •The Zoo. The Rock, and The Hill. We had to make up for lost time. Confidentially. I don ' t think we will, but it ' s nice trving. Besides we ' ve got nothing to worry about except exams, classes, pop tests, and money. Oh well! Ce Qui Sera, Sera! (Since we don ' t know Italian.) 50 S O P H O BOND, CECIL GRAHAM Seneca, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon BURNS, CLAUDE WELDON Lancaster, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon BURNS, JULIUS WEYLAND Lancaster, S. C. Sigma Alplia Epsilon BYRD, JOHN LEWIS Kershaw, S. C. CAIN, JAMES PALMER Henrietta, N. C. CAMPBELL, HUGH W Spartanburg, S. C. CARLSON, WILLIAM PAUL North Augusta, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha CARSON, CLARK R Spartanburg, S. C. CARTER, RONALD A Batesburg, S. C. ALFORD, LEON, JR Conway, S. C. ALLEN, BENJAMIN H Cai-nesville, Ga. ALLEN, STEVE D Williamston, S. C. ALLEN, WILLIAM LEO, JR Rockingham, N. C. Kappa Sigma Phi APOSTLE, GEORGE JOHN Brooklyn, N. Y. ATKINSON, SAMUEL M., JR Bennettsville, S. C. BARHAM, WILLIAM WADE Florence, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha BASKIN, WILLIAM PEEBLES, III ... . Bishopville, S. C. Kappa Alpha BLACKMON, RUDOLPH DUNLAP Rock Hill, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi MORES CARTRETTE, ARTHUR L., JR Chadbourn, N. C. CLARDY, CERMETTE J., JR. . . . Dillon, S. C. Kappti Sigma Phi CLYBURN, ROBERT B Charleston, S. C. COKER, SAMUEL BRYSON Anderson, S. C. COOK, KEITH Inman, S. C. CROMER, JERRY HALTIWANGER Anderson, S. C. CROTZER, MILLARD LOPEZ CULP, WILLIAM WALLACE, JR Union, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha DAVIS, JERRY T Spartanburg, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi SOPHOMORES DILLESHAW, WILLIAM BLAKE Columbia, S. C. Delia Sigtua Phi DRENNAN, JOHN BERNARD Inman, S. C. DuBARD, FRED FAIREY, JR Columbia, S. C. Kappa Sigma Phi DUFFIE. GEORGE Greenville, S. C. Kappa Sigma Phi DURHAM, WADE H., JR Siler Citv, N. C. Pi Kappa Phi EASI SLER, HUGH BLANTON Spartanburg, S. C. ELLISON, JACK C Spartanburg, S. C. Sigma Alpha hpsiloti ERVIN, LAURIE NELSON Dillon, S. C. Kappa Alpha EUBANKS. RAYMOND CONVERSE Spartanburg, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi 52 FERGUSON, DON PRATT Rock Hill, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi FLETCHER, FRANK TATUM, JR McColl, S. C. Kappa Sigma FOSTER, ALTON, L., JR Spartanburg, S. C. FOSTER, JACK EDWARD Boomer, N. C. Delta Sigma Phi FOWLER, DONALD LIONEL Spartanburg, S. C. Kappa Alpha GERNER, NASH GERARD Duncan, S. C. GILLIAM, JIMMY Lyman, S. C. GODBOLD, THOMAS MARION, JR Marion, S. C. Kappa Alpha GOODWIN, FLOYD ALISTER Walterboro, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi GRAHAM, CLYDE MOFFETT Charlotte, N. C. GRAHAM, JOSEPH WALKER, JR Loris, S. C. GREEN, JAMES DAVIS Camden, S. C. Kappa Alpha GRIMES, JAMES MARTIN, JR Bamberg, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha GROCE, LARRY D Spartanburg, S. C. GUILFORD, MORGAN B Florence, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha HAND, JOEL WYMAN, JR Bamberg, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha HAWKINS, JACK MILTON Covington, Ga. Kappa Alpha HAYES, FREDERICK BREVARD Rock Hill, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi HENDRICKS, MELVIN ELTON Ridgeland, S. C. HOLLAND, EVANS PARNELL Florence, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon HUFF, RICHARD MARCUS North Augusta, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi HUFl , WILLIAM RALPH, JR. . Greenville, S. C. Kappa Sigma INMAN, FRANCIS PALL Union, S. C. JOHNSON, EVERETTE KEITH Spartanburg. S. C, Pi Kappa Phi JONES, FREDDIE DEON Pacolet, S. C Pi Kappa Alpha JONES, JOHN EARL Greer, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha KEELS, TOMMY W., JR Sumter, S. C. KIM, JINHONG Seoul, Korea KING, WAYNE MANLY St. George, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon KIRKPATRICK, BILL Spartanburg, S. C. SOPHOMORES KOON, BEN LEWIS Woodstock, Va. Alpha Sigma Phi LANE, DAVID LEROY Bishopville, S. C. Kappa Alpha LAWSON, J. RUTLEDGE Sumter, S. C. Kappa Sigma LEWIS, JAMES DANIEL, JR Conway, S. C. Kappa Sigma LIDE, TED Sumter, S. C. Kappa Sigma MeCOW AN, WILLIAM VANCE Trvon, N. C. McKENZIE, LEON CRAIG Spartanburg, S. C. Alpha Sigma McMillan, w h.lis edw in Lamar, s. c. MARTIN, archie EUGENE Chester, S. C Kappa Sigma 54 - ' ■ MARTIN, JAMES ELMORE ■ Laurens, S. C. MASON, HUGH JonesviUe, S. C. MAYS, MARTIN LEE Camden, S. C. Kappa Alpha MILLER, JAMES THOMAS Charleston, S. C. Kappa Sigma MOOD, CHARLES ASHLEIGH Sumter, S. C. Kappa Sigma MOONEYHAM, JOE W Spartanburg, S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi MOREY, FREDERICK ARNOLD E. Sandwich, Mass. MOYER, RILL Spartanburg, S. C. MUZEKARI, LOUIS HARRY Greenville, S. C. NANNEY, DON ROGER Chester, S. C Kappa Sigma NEVES, CHARLES ARTHUR, JR Greer, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha OAKMAN, C. TOM Spartanburg, S. C. OSTEEN, EDWARD POWELL Rockingham, N. C. Kappa Sigma OWENS, HARVEY COGSWELL, JR. . . . St. Matthews, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha PALMER, HARRY JACK Meridian, Miss. PARROTT, T. DWIGHT Greer, S. C. PENNY, ROBERT LYNN High Point, N. C. Kappa Alpha PETTY, PAUL DEWITT Spartanburg, S. C. PHILLIPS, JAMES KEITH Spartanburg, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha PHILLIPS, RAYMOND LELAND ... Travelers Rest, S. C. PITTS, CLAIR DANIEL, JR Clinton, S. C. 0« 1 isife PITTS, DOL ' GLAS D. . ! Greer, S. C. REASONOVEK, CARL RHAME Camden, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi REEDER, DONALD LEE Tiitniire, S. C, Alpha Sigma Phi RICE, GEORGE RENTZ Jacksonville. Fla. ROBERSON, BOBBY FRANKLIN Union, S. C. ROBERSON, JACK DONALD Union. S. C. RODDY. JACK A Greenville. S. C. Alpha Sigma Phi ROGERS, THOMAS GLENN Florence, S. C. Kappa Alpha SARATT, GARLAND LUCIUS, JR Blacksburg. S. C. SOPHOMORES SEXTON, DONALD JACKIE Atlanta, Ga. SCUDDER. RICHARD W. Charlottesville, Va. SIIIPMAN, LUTHER WADE Sparlanhurg, S. C. ; Kappa Phi SHULER, ROBERT KEITH Easley, S. C. Phi Kappa ilphn SIVIITIL IHLLY SCOTT . Marion, S. C. Delia Siama Phi SMITH, HENRY WALTER, JR. Dar ingion, S. C. Sigma Alpha Kpsilon SMITH, JACK MONROE Florence, S. C. Kappa Alpha SMIIH. IIIAD J ■ Florence. S. C. Sitiuia Alpha hpsiltni SOLESBEE, CARROLL DEAN Sparianhurf:. S. C 56 SPLAWN, BILL Spartanburg, S. C. STEPHENS, BOBBY GENE Glendale, S. C. STUART, DAVID Greenwood, S. C. SWANSON, JIM South Boston, Va. Delta Sigma Phi TATUM, BEN MOORE McCall, S. C. Kappa Sigma TAYLOR, REX ADAMS Fountain Inn, S. C. TAYLOR, WALTER N Dilon, S. C. TEMPLETON, CRAIG Newburgh, N. Y. Sigma Alpha Epsilon THOMPSON, LEON EDWIN Timmonsville, S. C. THRAILKILL, JOHN ROBERT ...... Columbia, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon TIMMONS, CHARLES Spartanburg, S. C. WARNER, MILTON DALE Asheville, N. C. Delta Sigma Phi WATSON, JOHN TRAVIS Graniteville, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi WATSON, ROBERT MALCOURT, JR. . . Spartanburg, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha WESTBROOK, SIDNEY Rock Hill, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon WHITE, GEORGE R., JR Timmonsville, S. C. Delta Sigma Phi WILKES, THOMAS BYARS, JR Woodruff, S. C. WOLFE, JAMES REGINALD Lancaster, S. C. WOOD, DONALD L Spartanburg, S. C. Pi Kappa Alpha WOOD, JAMES VANCE Spartanburg, S. C. WOOD, RUSSELL PAUL Spartanburg, S. C. WOODBERRY, JERRY MADDOX Bainbridgc, Ga. WRIGHT, VINCE SMITH Chester, S. C. Kappa Alpha mrai WALLACE WATSON REDDICK STILL OFFICERS WALLACE WATSON F resident REDDICK STILL Vice-President BONNER THOMASON Secretary JOHNNY JENRETTE Treasurer ARCHIE BARRON Historian JOHNNY JENRETTE BONNER THOMASON THE FRESHMEN The class of ' 58 entered Wofford in September as the largest Freshman class in the history of the school. As usual everyone was tense and excited, for as anyone knows it is quite an experience to enter upon a college campus for the first time. Everything seems so mixed-up and confused. It takes a few months to figure out exactly what is happening. With the starting of classes all began to fall into place, and a degree of peace of mind was once again achieved. With the forming of new friendships, the feeling of not belonging began to disappear. Memories of home, high school, and the girls left behind slowly came to fade into the background, atid the rcaii .alinn was ours that we had entered into a new and different type of life: something even better than that which we had known. We were a smart class; so it did not take long for us to catch onto all the tricks, and pretty soon we were trying to outsmart the profs, but we soon realized that there is no shortcut to education. Our boys took to college ' like a duck to water, and were soon taking a very active part in campus activities. Great things are already expected of some. With the dream of becoming sophomores foremost in our minds, we look for- ward to the next year. Since ratting has returned, a word of warning— LOOK OUT, FRESHMEN! . . aaJ4 off ss 58 Allen, Edward Dudley Spartanburg, S. C. Arnette, Wilbur Dillon, S. C. Arledge, James Edward Tryon, N. C. Aughtry, Ronnie Greenwood, S. C. Austell, Frank Giles, III Spartanburg, S. C. Bailey, Richard Eugene Lyman, S. C. Barron, Archie Ingram York, S. C Barton, Kenneth Spartanburg, S. C. Blair, Jimmy Sheppard Spartanburg, S. C. Blanchard, Marion J Spartanburg, S. C. Blanton, Joseph Nates, Jr Orangeburg, S. C. Boatwright, Donald Vendel .... Myrtle Beach, S. C. Bridges, Sammie Belton Chester, S. C. Brown, Thomas William Florence, S. C. Brunner, Nils Floral Park, N, Y. Bryson, Basford Belew, Jr Spartanburg, S. C. Buff, Marshall Monroe West Columbia, S. C. Burnett, Jackson Smith, Jr Spartanburg, S. C. Burnette, Ronald Douglas Greer, S. C. Burns, Cecil M New Prospect, S. C. Calhoun, Phil E Columbia, S. C. Cameron, Carl H Drayton, S. C. Camp, Herbert O Spartanburg, S. C. Cannon, Robert Gary Duncan, S. C. Carpenter, William Twitty, Jr. . . Rutherfordton, N. C. Chapman, Donald M Saltville, Va. Clary, Jerry Fay Spartanburg, S. C. Coleman, John William Spartanburg, S. C. 3 ' r J ' f ■ ( life A p. ■ . JT 1 Mil 59 THE FRESHMEN Combs, Franklin Deland Glomawr, Ky. Cox, Albert Louie Hemingway, S. C. Crosland, Cliff Brown Bennetlsville, S. C. Davis, Tony O ' Neal Spartanburg, S. C. Davis, William Thad, Jr Dillon, S. C. Detwiler, John Christopher Columbia, S. C. Derrick. Charles Warren Marion, S. C. Douglass, George Woodward Whitmire, S. C. Dowis, James Ray Lyman, S. C. Durant, James Merritt, Jr Olanta, S. C. Emery, Carroll Eugene Piedmont. S. C. Eubank, G. Manly Fayetteville, N. C. Farmer, Larry Bert Travelers Rest, S. C. Farrow, Bill J Spartanburg, S. C. Few, Stanley Virgil Piedmont, S. C. Floyd, Bryan Loris, S. C. Fredland, Richard Alan Florence, S. C. Fuller, Clarence Lafayette Columbia, S. C. r urse, Thomas Richard Summerton, S. C. Garner, Gary McKinley, Jr Jonesville, S. C. Garrett, Thomas Ronald Spartanburg, S. C. Green, James F • Moncks Corner, S. C. Greene, Frank Union, S. C. Gregory, Bobby E Spartanburg, S. C. Gooch, Joe Spartanburg, S. C. George, Samuel Asbury, Jr Lexington, S. C. Grimsley, David Kenneth Florence, S. C. Gault, James Montgomery Union, S. C. Gibson, John Richard Shelby, N. C. Goforth, Cobia Grover, N. C. Griggs, James Leslie Bennettsville. S. C. Hall, Kent Freeport, Pa. Ham, Charles Darlington, S. C. Hammack, Dennis Wayne Radford, Va. Hamilton, Marion P. Jr . Edenfield, S. C. Hantske, William George, Jr. ! . . . Spartanburg, S. C. Hall, Robert Florence, S. C. Hart, Robert W., HI Greenwood, S. C. Harris, Carl Nickolas Union, S. C. Herren, Fred Smyrna, Ga. Hite, William M., Jr Marion, S. C. Holler, William M Columbia. S. C. HoUis, Richard Emery Union, S. C. Hord, James A Fort Mill, S. C. Hudson, Heward Ruffin, S. C. Hunter, Harry Douglas Moncks Corner, S. C. Hyatt, Charlie Carroll Spartanburg, S. C. Jeffries, Billy Lake City, S. G Jenrette, Johnny Wilson Loris, S. C. Johnson, David Garland Latta, S. C. Justice, Royce Abbott Spartanburg, S. C. Kanos, Chris James Fayetteville, N. C. Kenneddy, William Arthur, Jr Taylors, S. C. Kennington, William Bryant Pageland, S. C. Lancaster, James Edgar, Jr Gaffney, S. C. Law, Robert Bowden Winston-Salem, N. C. 61. THE FRESHMEN IT Linder, James Benjamin, Jr Fort Lawn, S. C. Lipscomb, Valentine Jordan, Jr. . . Georgetown, S. C, London, Marvin Luther Blacksburg, S. C. Long, John Morgan Cheraw, S. C. McLain, Lucien Brooks, Jr Bennettsville, S. C. McConnell, Jack Columbia, S. C. McElveen, William Hevward Olanta, S. C. McGraw, William Calvin Duncan. S. C. McLeod, Harold McCallum, Jr. . Orangeburg, S. C. Martin, Robert E Greenville, S. C. Melton, Chance Calhoun, III Gaffney, S. C. Michaux, F. Gerald, Jr Dillon, S. C. Miller, William Dabney, Jr Spartanburg, S. C. Minis, Dwight Hill Darlington, S. C. Montgomery, Victor Moss Spartanburg. S. C. Moore, Stanley Joseph Spartanburg, S. C. Morgan, Ray H Spartanburg, S. C. Morris, Byron S., Jr Timmonsville, S. C. Morrison, Lawrence Alexander Arlington, a. Mount, Gerald Fred Charleston, S. C. Nagle, Robert Drayton. S. C. Nash, Roderick Boyd Spartanburg. S. C. Nettles, William Fletcher. HI Camden. S. C. Osbon, Robert Edison Aiken, S. C. Pendarvis, James William Dorchester, S. C. Pcndarvis, Zonnie A Dorchester, S. C. Pitts, Laurens D Rock Hill, S. C. Pruette. Charles Allan Tryon, N. C. 62 • • • Piuett, Johnny Mack Drayton, S. C. Reames, Remberl Carlisle, Jr Bishopville, S. C. Reed, David Whitmire, S. C. Reeves, Gerald Archie Camden, S. C. Rhodes, Major Cline Inman, S. C. Richardson, Jerry Fayetteville, N. C. Robertson, John Donald Warwick, Va. Robbins, Don K Blacksburg, S. C. Rogers, Dennis G Spartanburg, S. C. Rogers, John Frank Woodruff, S. C. Rothrock, William Roby Spartanburg, S. C Salley, Lawton Harris Orangeburg, S. C. Sanders, Frederick K Charleston, S. C. Scruggs, Robert G Gaffney, S. C. Shropshire, Pliny Hughes Clifton, S. C. Simms, Carlton B San Angelo, Tex. Smiley, John Carlisle, Rock Hill, S. C. Smith, Lee C, Jr Florence, S. C. Smith, Mitchell Hebb, Jr Camden, S. C. Smith, Rufus Larry Spartanburg, S. C. Stacey, Joseph R Whitney, S. C. Still, Reddick Bowman, HI Spartanburg, S. C. Stockman, A. Pierce Greenwood, S. C. Stone, Henry Otto, Jr Spartanburg, S. C. Streater, Jerry Ruby, S. C. Stubbs, Thomas Eugene Austell, Ga. Suddeth, David Stoddard Spartanburg, S. C. Summers, (Alton) Jeff Whitmire, S. C. 63 THE FRESHMEN Suttleniyre, Walter Eugene Orangeburg, S. C. Tale, John Lovis Burlington, N. C, Taylor, Robert Anthony Spartanburg, S. C. Taylor, Sandy Spartanburg, S. C. Turnage, Elmer Enimett, Jr Spartanburg, S. C. Tuggle, James Michael Charlotte, N. C. Truesdale, Kenneth Michael . . . Health Springs, S. C. Turner, James William Pageland, S. C. Usher, Bobby Clyde Bennettsville, S. C. LItsev, Walker Jerrell St. George, S. C. Yarn, George H Kingstree, S. C. Vaughn, Noble Middlesboro, Ky. Vernon, John Donald Travelers Rest, S. C. Vise, Paul Geddes Roebuck, S. C Watson, George T., Jr Greenwood, S. C. Watson, Wallace Steadman Florence, S. C. Way, John Gilbert Greenville, S. C. Weathers, Hallie Thurston Spartanburg. S. C. Webber, Oliver Blake, Jr Spartanburg, S. C Webster, C. Edward Burlington, N. C. Weeks. Wilbur Harleyville, S. C. West, George Buren, Jr Spartanburg. S. C Whitley, William Henry, Jr Kannapolis, N. C. Whitlock, Myles W., Jr Spartanburg, S. C. Wilkes, Thomas Byars, Jr Woodruff, S. C. Williams, James Kendree. Jr Mullins, S. C. illiamson, James Snyder Norway, S. C. Vt iUis, Arthur N Spartanburg, S. C. Wilson, Harlan E., Jr Womick, Grady Ferry . . . . Woud, James C .... Rock Hill, S. C Rutherfordton, N. C. .... Avondale, N. C. . . . Spartanburg, S. C. 1 Wondhani, Alva Leslie, Jr. . . Wright, Thomas Fleming . . . Yarbrougli. James Thomas . ., Yarbrough, Motte Jean . . . .... Bi-shopville, S. C. . . . Spartanburg, S. C. .... Darlington, S. C. ■1 SPECIAL STTDENTS 65 A Formal Session STUDENT COUNCIL From September to June this group of men, the student council, always has something to do, from making laws to sponsoring dances. This group is composed of four officers elected from the student hod . ami the officers of each class. M E M B E R S BILL REID President ALLEN IIOFFMEYER Vice-President CECIL LANFORD Secretary THERON FEW Treasurer SAMMY GLENN Pnsidenl. Senior Class JETER HAMMOND President. Junior Class DONNIE FOWLER President. Sophomore Class WALLACE WATSON President. Freshman Class BILL REID President 66 ALLEN HOFFMEYER Vice-President THERON FEW Treasurer CECIL LANFORD Secretary Hard at work 67 PHI BETA KAPPA For over a century and a half, election to PHI BETA KAPPA has been a recognition of intellectual capacities well employed, especially in acquiring an education 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 t o 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 England, the society has spread out and covered the entire nation and become one of the most honored societies of the world. Over one hundred and fifty chapters are now in existence. The Wofford 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 chapter had held firmly to the high ideals and purposes for which PHI BETA KAPPA was founded. Samuel Oir Black, Sr. William Raymond Bourne Howard Bobo Carlisle Charles Edward Cauthen William Pinokney Cavin Kenneth Daniel Coales Philip Stanhope Covington Francis Pendleton Gaines, Jr. Walter Kirkland Greene William Chapman Herbert John Quitman Hill William Bridges Hunter Lewis Pinckney Jones MEMBERS 1954-55 Charles David Barrett Alfred Edward Beam Curtis Porter Bell Edwin Clyde McGee Marshall LeRoy Meadors, Jr. John Jacob Penick William Charles Keid Cecil Oliver Smith, Jr. William Madison Tucker, Jr. Samuel Frank Logan Charles Franklin Nesbitt Clarence Clifford Norton Raymond Agnew Patterson Charles Seniple Pettis William Leonard Pugh John Leonard Salmon Joseph Secondi Edward Hampton Shuler John Owen Smith James Tate Stewart Arcadius McSwain Trawick Coleman B. Waller Sumter Smith Wingfield 1953 Earl Hames Lawson Jesse Gaylord May Wilkes Graham May Joseph Monroe McElwee Aubrey Talmadge Noland James Sidney Epperson William Light Kinney, Jr. Hurelle Stinson Tillinghast. Jr. ALUMNI MEMBERS: Charles Livingstone Allen Marvin Alpheiis Owings HONORARY MEMBER: Edward Hampton Shuler 70 ALLEN HOFFMEYER JACK DLINLAI ' WHO ' S WHO Each year a faculty delegation chooses the outstanding j members of the senior class for the annual publication of i WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. I The basis for these selections are allegiance and co-opera- I tion of the young men with the alma mater and the students, i The individual ' s scholastic rating is also considered. The men who are chosen for this honor are the class presidents, Phi Beta Kappas, editors, and other big-wigs around campus. Their selection for WHO ' S WHO is just another honor added to their already superlatively filled I record. i i BILL REID DAVE LASHER CHARLIE BARRETT SAMMY GLENN CECIL LANFORD Studeivt Christiaiv Association The S.C.A. has as its purpose the ESTABLISHMENT and PROMOTION of CHRISTIAN THOUGHT AND ACTIONS. 73 Firs, Ro.v: Robe. I Smith, Cecil Sn.i.h, Laurence Mcintosh, John Penick, Prof. Deck Andre v.. Second Row: Jack Hambrick Joe Bo John Dobv, Jackie Meadors, Prof. Virgil Ward. Third Roiv: Allen Stewart, Lewis Wells. Howard Weast, Charlie Barrett. Bill Re.d. PI GAMMA Mr Pi Gamma Mu strives to stimulate interest and en- courage study in the many diversified fields of the social sciences. This organization was formed not to oppose or ad- vocate any particular social movement, hut rather to instill in ihc minds of its members a scientific attitude toward all social questions. South Carolina ' s Delta Chapter was founded at Wofford on Nov. 1. 1939. Professor John Doby is faculty advisor. The Motto of the society is that famous epigram of the Master Teacher, Ye Shall Know The Truth, and The Truth Shall Make You Free. JACK HAMBRICK President 74 JIM BARRETT President Blue Key had its beginning at the University of Florida in 1924. As an honor society dedicated to service, it appealed to men in other colleges and became very widespread. Wof- ford, it is believed, received its chapter in 1927. Blue Key is composed of prominent juniors and seniors who are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, per- sonality, and leadership in campus organizations by unani- mous vote of the fraternity. Blue Key has always been active in sponsoring better relations with Wofford ' s rival colleges, and this year it has added to its projects the sponsorship of the annual high school weekend. Jim Barrett leads Blue Key as president with Jack Meadors as Vice-President, Boh Burnett as Secretary, and Dean Philip Covington as faculty advisor. Wearers of the Blue Key Seated: Otto Davis, Allen Hoffnuver. Sau.my Glenn, Bill Reid, Cecil Lanford, Laurence Mcintosh. Standing: Theion Few, English Pearcy, Charlie Harrell. Boh McCiilIv. Dick Wallace. Tom Siinimers, Travis M . (llock. Jnii Barrett. m First Roiv: Mis. Ht lon Davis, Donald Wt sl. AIIj rl Uav. Hill PoHt ll, I ' aiil keiil Little Cole, Laiiy Fuller, Leiinie I5 H. Hii h Kasler. Howard Weast, Keith I ' i Jaekie Sexton, Clvde Graham, Ihiberl Jones. ent, Dale Carnes, Lawrence Childs. arris. Third Roiv: Leon Alford. Second Ron : Mr. Harold Cole. Ronald Terrell, Jack Blanton, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union serves as a link l etween the Baptist students at Wofford and the local Baptist churches of Sparlanhuii:. An organized council and a local pastor meet vveekU to plan the B.S.U. activities. The Baptist students meet on Thursdays for a brief de- vdlional and a student of visiting speaker ' s talk. The B.S.U. sponsors parties and sncial get-togethers with other college students of the cil). and often exchanges pro- grams with colleges of ihc cih ami state. JAMES MOSLEY President 76 THE MINISTERIAL Ul ION OFFICERS LAYTON GIIEGORY President BILL VINES Vice-President MELVIN McIN TOSH ....... Secretary WALLACE CULP Treasurer LEON THOMPSON Program Chairman The Wofford Ministerial Union is organized for the pur- pose of acquainting Pre-Ministerial students with their chosen profession. Not only does the Union work to pre- pare members for the Christian Ministry, but it also helps the students to know one another better. Through the year members of the Union work together on worthwhile Christian projects, on and off the campus. Professor Charles Nesbitt is faculty advisor. LAYTON GREGORY President Left to right: Wallace Gulp, Melvin Mcliilosli, Leon Tlioinpson, Layton Gregory. Absent: Bill Vines. 77 p n E -  1 E D Ift So I V Y Bi f i flRl ! -V President BflHjl H V S  Wofford ' s chapter of the Pre-Medical society was founded iMBHBMni in 1946 by a group of interested pre-Med students who fell the need of a better understanding of the practice of medicine. Through varied programs and lectures the members of the society become famiHar with many phases of the medical profession. Their weekly meetings also provide wholesome fellowship with other members who have chosen medicine as their life ' s work. Membership in the society is limited to juniors and seniors, who have a creditable academic standing. However. h freshmen and sophomores may be admitted as associate H ,„e,„be,.. I Of JACK DUNLAP President f i ■■ FREEMAN PARKER Vice-President  ' ' N MACK POOLE Secretary MtlB -m, i ft -. flW First Ron : Roper, Parker, Erwin, Dunlap, Lanford. Second Row: McGec, Poole, Wallace, Smith. Kelly. Third Ro« : W right. Bauknight. Howard, Lawson. Mood. Vf First RouK Jack Herbert, Bobbv Stephen., Keith Johnson, Floyd Goodwin, English Pearey. Second Row: Hern.an Davis, Sani Parler Bobby Head, Mack Poole, Edwin McGee, Julian Foster. Third Rotv: Bob Loryea. Riehard Fredland, Tommy Furse, Henry Stone, Roger Marshall, Wilson Goodlett. Fourth Row: Dr. Loftin, Dick Leo, Tom Brown. The student affiliate chapter of the American Chemical Society was granted a charter at Wofford in 1949. Since its organization it has steadily grown to be one of the out- standing groups on the campus. Under the leadership of Dr. J. C. Loftin it has flourished and has given its members adequate fellowship with the other pre-chemical students. AMERICAN ENGLISH PEARCY Chnirman CHEMICAL SOCIETY ENGLISH PEARCY Chairman JULIAN FOSTER Vice-Chair man KEITH JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer 79 SIGMA DELTA PI Gamma Xi chapter of Sigma Delta Pi, the national honorary Spanish fraternit . was established at Wof- ford in 1952. The purpose cf the fraternity is to promote the study of the Spanish language and the customs of the Spanish People. To fulfill this purpose the fra- ternity has sponsored several Spanish movies which have been shown locally. Members must be in a third year Spanish class, and possess a Dean ' s List Average. Sitlhig: George C. S. Adams . Standing: Ben Weaver, Burris Spivey, Leon Al- ford, Alton Foster. Absent from pic- ture : Dr. L. P. JoneiS. J. L. Salmon. CURTIS BELL President BEM WEAVER President DELTA PHI ALPHA ' IliE Vlpha chapter of DcUa I ' hi Alplia was foundeil al Wofford in 1929 by Dr. James A. Chiles. Membership in this group, the national honorary German Fraternity, are chosen In the second vear German class. To becouK a mcnibci (iiic iiuisl liave attained a ccrlaiii scliolastic average, and inu l have sliown an interest in the life and traditions of the (.ciinan people. Sealrti: (Acn A kiMs. Ciiilis Itell. Ka nion l Bourne. Stiindinfi: (.l de llanii ' loii. Vi ilson Goo llett. 80 Seated, left to right: Medlock, Duffie. Bell. Standing: Barrett, Glenn, Reid, Godbold, Parrott, Bauknight, Black, Penny. ■ ! THE p. K. CLUB THE DEBATE TEAM Hendricks, Adams, Gulp II BILL SCHEERER IIAKR WALLACE JOEL ROBERTSO SIGMA DELTA PSI Sigma Delta Psi, the National honorary athletic fraternity was organized at Wofford in the spring of 1950. Members in Sigma Delta Psi may qualify for membership by successfully passing fifteen tests which are given by the department of physical education. These tests include per- formances in running, hurdles, jumping, climbing, football, baseball, swimming, and general athletic ability. Wofford has four student members and four facultv members. HERBERT HICKS Mesdames McGinnis, McCall, Morgan THE WOFFORD DAMES The Wofford Dames is a club composed of the wives of Wofford students. Monthly meetings are held in the lobbies of Carlisle and Green Hall. The club ' s primary purpose is to aid and assist deserving married students by sponsoring a loan fund. Special fund raising projects this year were the Woman- less Wedding and the selling of sandwiches, cookies and candies to students. OFFICERS MRS. MYRON McCALL Presitloni MRS. RAY MORGAN Vice-President MRS. ALFRED McGINNIS Secretary-Treasurer THE PUBLICATIONS BOARD S.-u,ed: I ' rofessor D. W. Andrews, Sonny Clardv, Travis Modlo.-k, Dr. L. P. Jone . Sumding: Clyde Aiken, Jim Barrett, Johnny Ward, Dr. James Stewart, Dr. G. C. S. Adams. With financial problems and election of editors and busi- ness managers continually confronting them. The Publica- tions Board has once again rendered the publications— BOHEMIAN. JOURNAL, OLD GOLD AND BLACK— which they govern, a most invaluable service. As is constitutional!) required, the board is composed of four faculty members and five student members (which are elected to the l)oard through student body voting pro- cedures.) The members are divided into four connnillees. the OLD GOLD AND BLACK conunittee, the WAYS and MEANS Committee. THE BOHEMIAN COMMITTEE, AND THE JOURNAL COMMITTEE. DR. L. I ' . JONES Chairman 84 PROFESSOR SAM MOVER Director OFFICERS L. H. BUFF President CLYDE AIKEN Business Manager TOMMY MILLER Business Manager JOHN JONES 4sst. Director TALMADGE SKINNER Chaplain BILL MOYER Librarian CHARLES COKER Accompanist SAMUEL MOYER Director THE GLEE CLTB The Wofford College Glee Club once again in 19 )5 cap- tured the hearts and applause of the many audiences it per- formed for in and out of the state. Having sung before more than 20.000 people, the club ended its season at the Memorial Auditorium in its home concert. Moyer ' s men successfully combined sacred and secular music to please every one. As a sidelight to its usual pro- gram, the Dewdrops were along to entertain during inter- mission. They added much to the variety and enjoyment of the program. This year ' s club was unique in that it journeyed to Florida to represent the southeast district of the iational Federation of Music Clubs. Left to right: Aiken, Miller. Coker. Jones, Buff, Mover, Skinner. 86 First Row: Buff, Cailrette, IVIarliii, Mason, llaiul, Aiktii, Lido, Millir, Tiiackslon, Carlson. Secoinl Row: Mo.ver, (jiriggs, Linder, I ' tttigrew, Jones Ham, Jeffries, Calhoun, Dubard. Third Row: Coker, Yarn, Yarbrough, Wilson, Skinner, Williams, Stone, Green, Atkinson. Fourth Row: Gil liam, Taylor, Smith, Neves, Howie. Whitlook, Scruggs, Holler. Fifth Row: Parrott, Styles, Moyer,, Hudgens. Buff, Allen, Vines. THE DEWDROPS ' 1 1 ra Way, Vines, McMillan, Fraley, Gold, ii 87 WOFFORD COLLEGE BAND At parades, pep rallies, football and basketball games, and at other places where music helped promote the school spirit, the Wofford College Band was on. the job. Again this year, many scholarships have been awarded to band inembers on the basis of ability and instrumental need. These scholarships have been a major factor in the development and maintenance of Wofford ' s high calibre band. HAROLD S. SMITHYMAN Director First Row: Peggy George, Margie Johnson, Edith Roland, Ann Cannon, Hicks Elmore. Second Roto: B.lly Netties Elton Hendricks, Tommy Yarbrough, Charlie Timmons, Morgan Guilford. Third Ron,: Lee Mays, Floyd Goodw n, Jnnmy Gr.mes Ohver Webber, Edward A en Foar ft Ro,v: Harold Smithyman, Bob Loryea, Carl Reasonover, Donnie Wood, Richard Hollins, Bdl Kirkpatr.ck, Bob Watscm, Pat Dubose. Fifth Row: Harvey Owens, Miles Whitlock, Ben Moore Tatem, Bill Moyer, Bill Haynesworth. S xth Row: English Pearcy, B. B. Bryson. CHARLES BATES Editor-in-Chief WALTER SESSOMS Biisiiifss Mdiiagfr THE 1955 BOHEMIAN It has been the aim of this year ' s staff to depict life on the campus as it is. To what degree we have succeeded, you shall be the judge. We appreciate the cooperation that has been received from each member of the student bod). We hope that this publication will bring you as many pleasant memories in years to come as it will bring us for having worked with it. DICK WALLACE ts.soviiilf Ktlilor 90 WADE BtlRLEY Art Editor Sonny Clardy, Tom Summers, Bill Penny, Bob Jennings, Sports Staff EDWIN McGEE Orgdiiizntioits Editor 91 BOB SHULER, DICK GIBSON Business Staff Orville al the kevs Bill r ' nnv. (Iccil Caitiiiii, Erlilors of the Oecian Urn f 0 BOB BURNETT Editor Seconil Semester THE WOFFORD WEEKLY Tlie newspaper of any school has a tremendous respon- sibility to both the students and the administration, for it is the official mouth-piece of the school and is therefore a reflection of the school itself. Everything that happens on the campus — from a hot editorial debate to various and sundry news events must be written for the consumption of Wofford Men. As a part of its program the OLD GOLD AND BLACK sponsored the HOiMECOMLNG QUEEN contest, and several other worthwhile projects. Tireless work pays off again. OTTO DAVIS Editor First Semester SONNY CLARY, WALLACE WATSON. TOM SUMMERS Sports Staff THE OLD GOLD AND BLACK BOB PENNY, REGGIE THACKSTON Managing Editor WARREN DERRICK, TRAVIS MEDLOCK l cws Editora 93 WALLACE W ATSO . HARVEY ADAMS Sports Editors 94 ALLEN STUART, BOB PENNY, REGGIE THACKSTON, CHARLES NEVES, BOB BURNETT ' Feature Staff JACK DUNLAP, DAVID JARRETT Art Staff THE JOURNAL, changing its style for the first time in several years, has gained a greater reading public. Tho ugh still Wofford ' s literary magazine, it was somewhat popularized this year. The purpose of The Journal is to stim- ulate literary aspirations among Wofford students. CHARLES COKER, BILL DUBOSE, BOB JENNINGS Copy Staff 95 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL MEMBERS TED ROPER 4lpha Sigma Phi JACK DUNLAP Drlta Sigma Phi FREDDIE HAYES Delta Sigma Phi TOM SUMMERS Kappa Alpha LAURENCE McINTOSH Kappa Sigma CHARLIE SMITH Pi Kappa Alpha BILL EVINS Pi Kappa Phi HARVEY ADAMS Sigma Alpha Epsilon Informal Meeting 98 The Inter-Fraternity Council is the governing body for Wofford ' s seven Greek- letter fraternities. Council members elected from the membership of the fraternities, keep constant vigil over the Greek ' s activities during the year. The Homecoming Dance was the apex of I.F.C. sponsored events. Jack Dunlap directed this group this year. 99 Seta phi Ckaptet . . . ALPHA SIGMA PHI FOUTSDED 1940 Lt ' ll to liifiht: Percy Holder, Jim ( olden, Theron Few, Jack Roddy, Benny Koon. The Alpha Sigs started their year with re- decorating of their new apartment and a house- cleaning. After getting into the swing of things I hey completed a very successful rush season bv pledging 24 new men. The Alpha Sigs completed their intramural program with flying colors and after a fine Talis- man s Ball and Banquet they ended their year with a riotous house-party at the beach. Left to Right: Curtis Bell, Percy Holder, Don Reeder, Ted Roper. Lawrence Hammitt. ROSTER Curlis Bell Cobb Bell Jo«- Brown Theron Few James (i«)l l«-n Percy Holtler Jack Hothersall Ben Koon Don Reeder Jack Roddy Brock RojM-r Ted Roper Charles Roddv Willie Smilh Paul Black Charb-s Jones Craig McKenzie Bobbv Tavlor George Apostle Marion Blanchard Henry Bonner Ron Biirnj-tte John Coleman Jesse Floyd F ' rank Greene Robert Hall Joe McDonnell Mack Pruett James Rampy John Robertson Pierce Stockman John Tate Leon Taylor John Way Jim Wood James Maxwell Lawrence Hammitt 100 P,ii Ckaptet 0 . . . DELTA SIGMA PHI FOUNDED 1899 Left to Right: English Pearcv, Walt Sessoms, Jack Dunlap, Jim Barren. Kick Dowdeswcll, Bill Haynesworlh, Floyd Goodwin. Kolx rl l.orvca. Psi Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi has always, since its installation, held a prominent place on the Wofford Campus. Her members occupy positions of prestige and responsibility, and firnilv believe in the virtues of service mingled with jnlly fellowship. We enjoyed a very successful rush season high- lighted by the rush party at the Shrine Club. Other social activities included a joint party with Kappa Sigma, a steak and mush supper, numerous other parties and of course the Sailors Ball . . . ROSTER Jim Barrett Eng Pearcv Jack Dunlap Rick DoMdeswell Nelson Carmicliael Ansel Owens Walt Sessoms Charlie Davis Bohhy Loryea Jim Stewart Bill Haynesworth Frederick Hayes Carl Reasonover Bill allace Don Ferguson Marcus Huff Floyd Goodwin Pete Blackmon Jack Foster Jim Swanson Archie Barron Laurens Pitts Bonner Thomason Stanley Faw Ronnie Aughtrv Albert Cox David Grimesly John Smiley Ronnie Carter Jim Berry Jack Burnett Jimmy Lancaster Bobby Furguson Gerald Reeves Brooks McLain Jake illiams (ieorge hile Blake Dilleshaw Dale XS ' arner Billy Smith Keith Parris 102 1i elta Chafttef ojf . . . KAPPA ALPHA FOUNDED 1865 Left to Rifihl : Kill rhillips. Tom Summers, Jackie Meador.s, Kolx rl Jennings, Boh Burnett. ' I m Brogdon, Burrell Taylor, Frank Goodale. The Delta Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Order has had a distinguished and illustrious history here on the Wofford Campus. Preceded in age only by the original chapter at Washington and Lee, which was founded in 1865. Delta chapter was established in 186?. KA has constantly strived to remain high in religious, scholastic and athletic activities. Among the social functions throughout the year are the Farmers Ball. The Old South Ball, a state-wide function held in collaboration with the other chapters of KA in South Carolina who honor the memory of the Confederacy, and the ever-living Southern tradition, and the Robert E. Lee Banquet, held to honor the great general and gentleman whose lofty ideals have inspired many Americans. ROSTER Charles Barrett Thomas Brogdon Boh Burnett F ' rank Goodale Rol)ert Jennings Ja -kie Meadors Freeman Parker Bill Benny Boh P ' nny Bill Phillips Bill Keid Tom Summers Burrell Tavlor Bill Bass Jel ' r Hammond Bill Baskin David l an ' L«e Mays Vance Brahham Jim (jreen Donnie Fowler Jack Hawkins Bill iVIeilon Jimmy Rogers Jack Smith Ray Euhanks Cecil Camlin Vince Wright Flynn Barher Jim Bailey Mauley Euhanks Jinimv Green Kent Hall Bill Francis Twitty Carpenter Haroid McLeod Buster Miller Billy Nettles Carry Page Alan Pruetle Jerry Richardson Carlisle Reames Redick Still Buddy Smith Miles Whitlock Tunkie Woodham I aurie Erwin T«)mmy ( otlhold Tommy Rogers Dennis Malhis 104 Ifika Vu Ckaptet jf . . . KAPPA SIGMA FOUNDED 1869 First Row. left to ri ht: Travis. M.dlock. Lts Howard, Glen Askins, Lawrence Mcintosh St ' conil Ron : V. O. Wright. Mac Canadv, Rich Harrellson. Alpha Nu began the ' 54- ' 55 school year with two months work renovating the fraternity house. With the support of alumni, and labor furn- ished entirely by the brothers, numerous im- provements were made both indoors and out. For the past two years, the chapter has held both the intramural and the scholarship trophy The Stardust Ball held on March 4th, was, as always the outstanding social even of the year. The year ' s activities will be climaxed with a week ' s houseparty at Ocean Drive Beach the second week in June. Fred Herren Bill Jefferies Johnny Jenrette Louis Jones Harry Jordan Victor Montgomery Sandy Morrison Don Nanny Dwain Rogers Lawton Salley George Varn Wallace Watson William Whitley John Womack Bill Allen Glen Askins Richard Blocker Mac Canady Sonny Clardy Toby Davis Fred DuBard George Duffy Tom Hardin Rich Harrelson Jack Herbert Les Howard Billv Huff David Jarrett David Johnson David Lasher Rut Lawson Dannv Lewis Ted Lide Tommy Miller Charlie Mood Laurence Mcintosh Travis Medlock Ed Osteen Sam Parler Skeeter Richardson Dick Rogers Ben Tatum Reg Thackston Dick allace Ted W alter Al Wilson F. O. Wright Jack Blanton Phil Calhoun Thad Davis Warren Derrick John Detwiler Larry Farmer Tate Fletcher Larrv Fuller 106 flu Chaptet . . . p I KAPPA ALPHA FOUNDED 1891 L to R: Billv Galloway, Cecil Lanford, Pat DuBose, George Huggins, Talmage Skinner. Nu Chapter was first established on the Wof- ford Campus in March of 1891. It grew steadily from then until 1906 when all fraternities left the school. Nu ranked, high in scholastic, athletic, and extracurricular activities during the short period that the chapter was active. Since Nu Chapter reappeared on the Wofford Campus on April 18 and 14 of 1951, it has seen a steady growth until it is now one of the largest fraternities on the campus. The brothers have es- tablished a reputation for their harmonious and brotherly manifestations. This year Pi Kappa Alpha had their most success- ful rush season in their history as they pledged twenty-eight boys, which was the largest pledge class on the campus. Another Pika achievement was the winning of first place in the Homecoming Float Contest. The Dream Girl Ball in the spring is the highlight of the social season for Nu. L to R: Billy Galloway, Cecil Lanford, C harlie Sinilh, Charlie Coker, George Huggins. R 0 Clyde Aiken Bill Barhani L. II. Buff William F. Carlson Charles Coker Wallace Gulp Jack DuBose I ' al DuBose Hicks Elmore Bill Galloway Jimmv Grimes Joel iland Fowler llollahaugh Kichar ! Ilowh ' George Muggins Cecil Lanford Boger Marshall Charles Neves Harvey Owen Jimmy Phillips Jo« ' Pric« ' Boh Sliuler Claude Shulcr Talmadge Skinner Charlie .Smith David .Spivey Boh Watson Ed Allen Tommv Brown S T E R B. B. Bryson Carl Cameron Sammv Coker Cliff Crosland Bill DuBose Marvin DuBose Jimmy DuKant Richard Fredland Dick Gihson Morgan Guilford Charles Ham liili Holler Itichard Ilollis Jimmy Ilord Marry Hunter (.arland Johnson Er -ddy Jones John Jones Jimmy l.intlcr Vance McCowan B« hhy Oshon Frank Rogers Bill Rolhrock Henry .Stone J«-rry Slr« ' aler Ken Williams Bill Wilson Donald Wood Paul Woo.l Tommy Y arhorough 108 life ' ' ly ' ■ Jeta Chaptef . . . P I KAPPA PHI FOUNDED 1911 Left to Hi till I : Kill Sfil ' rrl. Kt-ilh Johnson, Bill Evins, Fred Phi ' ips, R !bcrt Pettigrcw. Zeta chapter of Pi Kappa Phi, under the super- vision of faculty advisor W. W. Scheerer, had a very successful year with sixteen pledges, and seven brothers making a total of twenty-three hearts of determination to make this the best year ever. After the acquisition of the apartment, and with much hard work and effort the Pi Kaps were endowed with a livable and home-like atmosphere. Exams provided the stimulus for the Pi Kaps annual steak and mush supper. Social events were brought to a gala close with the traditional Rose Ball on March 26th. ROSTER Charlie Bates Nils Brunner Don Chapman Jerry Davis Bill Evans Sam George Earl Hudgens Delano Hutchinson Keith Johnson Jim Lineberger Marvin London Willis McMillan Gerald Mount Rod Nash Belton O ' Ncall Robert Pettigrew Fred Phillips Rav Phillips Bob Scrubbs Bill Seifert Wade Shipnian Mac Styles Mike Truesdale John Watson Jerry Woodbery 110 SIGMA ALPHA E P S I L O N FOUNDED 1856 Left to Kiglit: Harry Wallace, Weldoii Burns, Jonny ar l, Weyland Burns, Mack Poole Gamma Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon had this year one of its better seasons of activity. They were very active in all phases of campus activities, religious, athletic, and social. Their rush season was a big success, getting a number of new pledges. The S.A.E. ' s had men in many of the key positions in Wofford life, excelling particularly in the athletic phase. The Sweetheart Ball was the high spot of the year for them, and they ended their year with their usually brilliant house-party at the beach. Left to Right: Clyde ITaniillon. Bob McCully, John Meek, Evans Holland, Harry Wallace. ■ R 0 S T E R Harvev Adams Mack Poole Wade Burley Eddie Reed Weldon Burns Paul Reinartz Weyland Burns Sonny Smith Jack Ellison Thad Smith Bob Fox Craig Templeton Sammy Glenn Bill Tunno Sonny Hamilton Harry allace Allen Hoffmeyer John Ward Evans Holland Sidney estbrook Sieve Huntley Joe Gooch John Kellett Red ' Hamilton Bobby Kelley Robert Law Russel King George Lawrence Wayne King James Martin Joe Kirby t illiam Pendarvis Malloy Lampley Z« nnie F ' endarvis Reese Massev- Mitch Smith Sammy Maw Bobby I sher John Meek Jerry Utsey Bob McCully Wilber Weeks 112 BATTALION H EADQIJARTERS BATTALION STAFF CADET COL. ROBERT McCULLY . . . Battalion Commander CADET MAJOR JOE HAZLE Battalion Ex. Officer CADET CAPTAIN THERON FEW Battalion Adj. CADET 1ST LT. JACK HERBERT Battalion S-2 CADET MAJOR RICK DOWDESWELL Battalion S-3 CADET CAPTAIN RICHARD ROGERS Battalion S-4 BAND COMPANY HEADQUARTERS COMPANY CADET OFFICERS CADET CAPT. PAUL V. REINARTZ Left to Right: Reinartz, Mooif, Siiiilli, W riglil. Ilol ' lnuvcr, Lawrence. CADET CAPTAIN PAUL REINARTZ .... Co. Commander CADET 1ST LT. ALLEN HOFFMEYER ... Co. Ex. Officer CADET 2ND LT. RALPH MOORE Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. GEORGE LAWRENCE . . . Platoon Leader (Assistant ) CADET 2ND LT. DANNY SMITH Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. F. O. WRIGHT Platoon Leader 111 COMPANY A CADET CAPTAIN ROBERl H. SMITH Commander CADET CAPTAIN ROBERT SMITH Co. Commander CADET 1ST LT. BURRELL TAYLOR Co. Ex. Officer CADET 2ND LT. PALL KENT Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. FULTON LAMPLEY Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. LAWRENCE HAMMITT Platoon Leader (Assistant) CADET 2ND LT. RICHARD BLOCKER , Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. SHEALEY Platoon Leader (Assistant ) CADET OFFICERS Left to Right: Siiiitli. LaiiipU v. Tavloi-. Kciil. Sli.alv Hlookcr. Hamniitt 118 COMPANY B Left to Right: Terrell, Ford, Adams, Burley, Bell. CADET CAPTAIN RONALD TERRELL ... Co. Commander CADET 1ST LT. LEE FORD Co. Ex. Officer CADET 2ND LT. HARVEY ADAMS Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. WADE BURLEY Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. CURTIS BELL Platoon Leader CADET CAPTAIN RONALD T. TERRELL Commander 4. COMPAl Y C CADET CAPTAIN WILLIAM PUGH Co. Commander CADET 1ST LT. FRANK GOOD ALE Co. Ex. Officer CADET 2ND LT. JACK HAMBRICK Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. JOE MITCHELL Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. WILLIAM BENNETT ... Platoon Leader CADET OFFICERS Left to Right: Tarris, Aiken, Brogdon, Harielson, Poole, Dunlap CADET CAPTAIN WILLIAM PARRIS .... Co. Couitnander CADET 1ST LT. CLYDE AIKEN Co. Ex. Officer CADET 2ND LT. JACK DUNLAP Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. MACK POOLE Asst. Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. TOM BROGDON Platoon Leader CADET 2ND LT. RICH HARRELSON Platoon Leader COMPANY CADET CAPTAIN WILLIAM K. PARRIS Commander SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade was organized in 1904 and 5 at the University of Wisconsin. Wofford ' s chapter M Company of the 6th Regiment was chartered in 1920. Scabbard and Blade is the National Military honor society. At present there are over eighty-nine chapters in the United States. Merit is the sole basis for membership in this highly select group. The cadets elected must possess qualities of leadership, patriotism, and honor. This year ' s company sponsored a number of activities, the chief of which was the Military Ball. Their Ball was en- thusiastically acclaimed by the ROTC Battalion and was a great success. This Year ' s group has been under the direc- tion of Captain Harvey Adams. HARVEY ADAMS Captain First Row: Harvey Adams, Lee Ford, Rick Dowdeswell. Curtis Bell, Ronald Terrell. Second Row: Jack Dunlap, Keith Parris, Jack Hanibrick. Frank (ioodale. Third Roiv: Clyde Aiken, Robert Smith, Dick Rofjers, Boh IVFcCnIly. Fourth Row: Paul Reinartz, Allen Hoffmeyer. First Rou,: Paul Reinartz, Alf McGinnis. Seco„a Ro,.: Vance B-bhan. Joe f bolo., Row: Dale Carne., Walt Ses.oms, Bill Penny, George Lawrence Tom Summers J £ !Ji-tZ:: :! o K s:: THeron Fe Benn. Koon. THE BLOCK W CLUB is composed of those men who have earned a letter by participating in one or more of the major sports. Membership in the club is a very definite honor and one of which the student may be justly proud. The Block W Club, as always, was active in maintaing a balanced program of activities. The club sponsored various projects and programs, the proceeds of which were invested in worth-while activities. It is the purpose of the club also to further Wofford ' s athletic program. The highlight of this group ' s activities is the annual Old Gold and Black Game, which they sponsor. Their annual initiation is one of the high spots in the club ' s program also. Left to Right: Theron Few, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Paul Reinartz, Vice- President; Lee Ford, President. 123 First Row: I ' ortl. Adams, Hazle, McCully. MeGinnis, Jones, Hainmoiid. BurneHo, McKenzie, Capes. Second Row: Bond, Davis. King. Maw. (.oholos, (ireen, Edwards, Floyd, Taylor, Stubbs. Third Row: Mooney ham. Reed, McGraw, Smith, Hammock. Roblim. Weeks, Justice. Usher. Barnes. Fourth Row: McAhee. Ranipey, Holland, Still, Aughtry, Stacey, Taylor, Carpenter, Chapman, omack. Fifth Row: Hughes, Sexton. Hall. Rice. Jon. s. Hall, Wasick. Kennington, Carpenter, Littlefield. Sixth Row: Linder, Stevens, Watson, Burns, Moseley, Hussy, Scudder, Cam- eron, iVletralf ' . Si-reiith Row: Brabham. Lawrence, Burns. Cole, Whitley. Webster, Tate. Eighth Rote: Cope, Brakefield, Airial. McCarren. Snidow. 126 PAUL COPE Manager WOFFORD ' S TERRIERS The Terrific Terriers, operating their second year under Conley Snidow ' s split-T, were doped to end up in the cellar, as far as South Carolina football was concerned . . . Which goes to prove that the experts can be wrong. The Terriers fooled everyone by winning the Little Three Championship, missing an undefeated season by a field goal and an extra- point, and soundly trouncing the Purple Hurricane in Sirrine Stadium. Coach Snidow, his entire staff, and all the boys who played their hearts out, deserve our deepest thanks for making Wofford look good on the gridiron. This season on the gridiron has certainly been characteristic of the fighting spirit that prevails upon the athletic fields at Wofford. ALFRED McGINNIS Co-Captain Uttn l v •at it, Boi JOE HAZLE Co-Ctiptaiu I Wofford Crushes; Catawba 33-19 r The Wofford Terriers opened their 1954 season with a 33-19 victory over the Catawba Indians at Snyder Field. Dick Hussey, sophomore halfback, scored three touchdowns and a fourth TD was nuUified by a penalty. The TD ' s were scored on runs of 49, 8, and 4 yards. Joe Hazle and end Bob Taylor made the other Wofford touchdowns. Hazle ran 55 yards for the longest gain of the game. Taylor, a freshman end, intercepted a Catawba pass and raced 35 yards for the Terrier ' s fifth touchdown. McCully converted to give three extra points. The Indians gave a good account of themselves and had Wofford in hot water for the first half. Coach Snidow gave his entire team the oppor- tunity to play. Weyland Burns, Alf McGiimis. Sam Maw, Bob IcCully, Lee Ford, Jim Moseley, Charlie Jones, and Joe Gobolus played a big part in the Terriers first victory. WOFFORD ' S TERRIERS SAMMY MA CHARLIE JONES CRAIG McKENZIE Now pay attention, Roys. DICK HUSSEY The Terriers captured their second win of the season by crushing Livingston State of Alabama 33-0. Wofford marched 75 yards to score early in the third period, getting two TDs as a result of recovered fumbles and one following a blocked kicked. Captain Joe Hazle crossed the double stripes twice, and George Lawrence, B. B. Stevens, and Charlie Jones tallied once each, as the Terriers split-T machine ran up an easy victory. Wofford clicked off 287 yards rushing, with Stevens pick- ing up 106 and Hazle 68 to spearhead the Terrier ' s running attack. Wofford s first TD was set up when Lee Ford recovered a Livingston fumble early in the first period. In the second period. Phil Gibson recovered another fum- ble. Stevens turned this break into another Wofford score with a jaunt of 31 yards. Lawrence circled wide from four yards out to give Wof- ford a 20-0 lead as the first half ended. Burns set up Wofford ' s last score in the third period as he blocked a Livingston punt deep in their territor . Jones scored from a yard out. McCully ' s kick was blocked, but the Terriers had a 33-0 victory in the bag. JACKIE SEXTON KEDDICK STILL TWITTY CARFENTEU W l:LD() lil KINS Quakers Bow to Terriers The Terriers had to come from behind twice at Snyder Field to down a fighting Guliford Quaker team. The Quakers, of the North State Conference, turned a blocked kick into a touchdown in the opening minutes of play and took the lead again when Haworth ran 95 yards with the opening kickoff in the second half. Weyland Burns recovered a Guilford fumble in the end zone late in the first quarter for a touchdown and Bob McCuUy kicked the extra point to give Wofford a 7-6 lead. After Haworth ' s run the Terriers took the following kick- off and rolled 70 yards to score. Hazle went over from the five and McCully ' s kick sent the Terriers out in front again 14-13. The rest of the scoring was crammed into the final quarter. Wofford racked up three touchdowns while the Quakers were adding one. B. B. Stevens, Charlie Jones, and George Lawrence scored the Terriers ' four TD ' s on runs of 18, 15, and 47 yards. Taylor. Weyland Burns, Maw, McGinnis. Ford. Hammond, Rice, and Hussey were instrumental in the victory. Who opened the gates??? What it was . . . was Football B. B. hits Pav-Dirt BOB McCULLY Wofford Topples Newberry ZZ-7 After getting off to a slow start, the Terriers warmed up to their task and ground out a 28-7 victory over the New- berr) Indians in Newberry. Dick Hussey and B. B. Stevens, a couple of swivel-hipped halfbacks, were the fair-haired boys for Coach Snidow. Hussey. one of Wofford ' s most versatile players, went over from the one and 10 yard lines in the second quarter. The sophomore from Harleyville turned in a great defensive performance also. Stevens took care of Wofford ' s third and fourth quarter TDs and led the Terriers in total vards gained with 138 in 14 tries. The Terriers had to come from behind to gain their fourth victory of the season. Newberry scored the first time they got the ball, with Paul Davis scoring and Glover Davis converting. Lee Ford recovered a fumble to set up the first Wofford score. Alf McGinnis. Dave Watson. Phil Gibson, Bob Mc- Cully, Joe Hazle, Jones Brabham. Hammond, and Weyland Burns played well for Wofford and were wheels in the first Little Three Victory. JERRY RICHARDSON GEORGE LAWRENCE Wofiford Snags Blue Hose Running their unbeaten string to five games, Wofford turned back Presbyterian College 19-13 at Snyder Field to wrap up the Little Three Championship. Presbyterian gave the Terriers their stillest test of the season. Only a gallant goal line stand saved Wofford in the fourth quarter. Wofford grabbed the lead at the start, and held doggedly to it the rest of the game. The Terriers turned two pass interceptions into touch- downs, and then drove 44 yards after a P.C. kick to score the clincher. Joe Hazle intercepted a P.C. pass in the first quarter to set up the first Wofford score. Jones scored from five yards out and McCuUy kicked the extra point to make it 7-0. Harry Hamihon scored P.C. ' s first T.D. and played a good game at quarterback for the Blue Hose. Center Lee Ford intercepted a Hamilton pass and dashed 25 yards for the second Terriers score. Stevens scored the final T.D. that proved to be the difference . Alf McGinnis, Jeter Hammond. Ronnie Burnett. Lee Ford. Joe Gobolus, Dick Hussev. and George Rice played out- standins; ball for Wofford. BOB CAPES LEE FORD BOB McABEE BRYAN FLOYD SKIP WEAVER KENT HALL Wofford Crushes Stetson 41-0 The Terriers scored their most decisive victory of the season in making it their sixth straight win at Dcland, Florida, over the Stetson Hatters. Wofford scored the first iinic they got the hall with Stevens scoring the first of his two TDs. The Hatters battled the Terriers on almost even terms in the first half, hut once the Methodist warmed up. there was no stopping them. After taking the opening kickoff of the second half, the Terriers rolled 61 yards to score, with Stevens racing 45 yards for the tally. Dick Hussey threw TD passes to Jim Moseley and Weyland Burns. Mel Carpenter tossed one to Ronnie Burnett, and Charlie Jones added six points. Tackle Bob McCully kicked four points after touchdown and Weyland Burns added one. Linemen Bob McCully, Jeter Hammond, Alf McGinnis. Lee Ford, and George Rice turned in outstanding performances. In statistics Wofford had a decisive margin with 20 first downs to 7 for Stetson. The Terriers rolled up 44.5 total yards. Hazle plows through. RONNIE BURNETTE DON CHAPMAN SANDY TAYLOR DAVID WATSON WILBUR WEEKS WAYNE KING EVANS HOLLAND CALVIN MoGKAW Sexton turns Half-back . . . JOE WHITLEY MEL CARPENTER Citadel Stumbles to Victory After six straight wins, the one point plague seemed to return from the 53 season as the Bulldogs nipped the Terriers 14-13. A fumble recovery by Harvey Adams on the Citadel 20 yard line set the scene for Jones to score Wofford ' s first touchdown. The try for the extra point was blocked. Miles of Citadel intercepted a Terrier pass and rambled 55 yards to pay dirt. Capitalizing on a poor kick, the Terriers scored their second touch- down in the fourth quarter. Joe Hazle bulling his way over from the two, climaxed a short drive. Citadel scored again after recovering a Wofford fumble on the Terrier eleven yard line. Tuza ' s try for the point was good and it gave the Bull- dogs a 14-13 victory. The Terriers fought back, but to no avail. BORHY TIAI L BUDDY SMITH GEORGE RICE Grab that Pumpkin . Terriers Rack- up 7th Victory Uncorking a flashy aerial and running attack, the Terriers turned a chilly afternoon into a warm Homecoming for old grads as they rolled over the Lenior-Rhyne Bears 21 to 13. The Terriers with Captain Joe Hazle setting off scoring drives, controlled the game all the way in rushing for 234 yards on the ground and picking up i36 yards through the air. The victory was Wofford ' s seventh against a lone defeat by an extra point. Jones, who accounted for 107 yards in the air, scored Wofford ' s first TD. Hazle. crashing across to score the Terriers ' second TD climaxed an 80 yard march. Hazle rolled up 76 yards on the ground. Stevens, who got the final tally, thrilled Old Gold and Black alumni with kick returns of 27 and 41 yards, and was also on the receiving end of Jones aerials. 40 and 31 yards. Mike Glover, Lenior-Rhyne fullback, scored the Bear ' s first TD. Tailback Billy Eanes passed nine yards to end Boh Sherrill for L.R. ' s final tally. Wofford ' s five seniors, Hazle; tackle. Bob McCuUy; center. Lee Ford; end, Phil Gibson, and Vance Brabham all played outstandingly in their final Homecoming game. Miss Peggilee Price of Converse was crowned Home- coming Queen during the halftime. RAMPEY Hussey makes a first JOHNNY WOMACK Davidson Toes Out Terriers 0-3 A 15 yard field goal in the second quarter by Bob Talbert was all the Davidson Wildcats needed to down the Terriers on November 13 at Snyder Field. The Terriers had a first quarter touchdown aerial from field-general CharUe Jones to Flanker Phil Gibson in the end zone nullified by an offside penalty. Coach Snidow ' s boys failed to push across another talley in the defensive battle following. On the first offensive play of the contest, halfback George Lawrence nearly reached paydirt on a 39 yard pass play, but the attempt was foiled as Lawrence was pulled down by a lone safety man. Wofford outgained the Wildcats on the ground 148 to 141, but Davidson held the edge in passing yardage 129 to 59. Davidson possessed one more first down, 11 compared to Wofford ' s ten. A crowd of 5000 witnessed the contest, which was Wof- ford ' s final home game of the season. Tackle McCully, end Sexton, back Stevens, and guard Hammond were the de- fensive stalwarts for the Terriers. Quarterback Jones and speedster Stevens were the shining lights in the Terriers ' offensive show. JOHN TATE WEBSTER FRANK GREEN ARNOLD SCUDDER Furman Fires Coach As Wofford Wins 19-0 Closing out their 1954 season in a blaze of glory; the Wofford Terriers upset Furman ' s Purple Hurricane of the Southern Conference 19-0. It was the worst defeat suffered by a Furman eleven at the hands of Wofford since i900, and the first time the Terriers have blanked the Hurricane. Quarterljack Charlie Jones, playing the entire game, turned in one of the finest performances of his career at Wofford. Jones threw a 23 yard pass to Hussey for one TD, ran nine yards for another, intercepted two passes, broke up a Furman touchdown aerial and got off a 62-yard quick- kick. Wofford ' s third TD was made by halfback Joe Hazle with McCuUy kicking the extra. The Terriers threatened three times in the last quarter, moving to the Furman 14, 15, and 5. Wofford ' s defense was so tight that Furman never got nearer than the Terrier 27. Halfback Dick Hussey, Vance Brabham and B. B. Stevens played outstandingly for the Terriers. Stevens turned in runs of 55 and 38 yards. Playing outstanding l)all for Wofford were Rice, McCuUy, Burns, Hajnmond. Gilison. and Mooneyham. Off like a Bee-Bee . . . No pushing. PLEASE . . Lefl to Rifihl: Hill I ' t niiv, David Lane, Tunky Woodhani, Julie Henderisoii, Hob I ' eiiii. . Ann VS aid, Diddv Carlson, llau icl Mahaiie.A . THE CHEERING CREW . . BILL PENNY Head Cheerleader Inn hoi loi ' a lire? 140 THE TERRIER CAGERS Del Comb., Ja.ne. Maxwell, Jim Bailev, Noble Vaughn, Twitty Carpenter, Paul Reinartz, Ray Eubanks, Craig Templeton, Donnie Fowler, Joe McDonnell, Flynn Barbare, Harry Wallace. Absent from picture: Dennis Mathis. TWITTY CARPENTER PAUL REINARTZ HARRY WALLACE 141 First Row: Groce. Taylor, McKcnzie, Mosley, King, Mclntvre, Koon, Burnclt, Hussey, Fowler. Second Row: Johnson. Woniack, Lane, Grimsley, Rogers, Emery, Iliilehinson. Roddy, Sessoms, McDonald, Burns. BASEBALL WOFFOBD THE TERRIER Baseballers, with six returning lettermen, continued to set the pace among state teams. The ' 54 squad had the best record ainong state teams. Walt Sessoms and Russel King made the ' 54 All-State scjuad and are expected to repeat again this year. With a fine pitching staff and some power hitters, who can come through when the runs are needed, we might say that Wofford will be Mr. Baseball again this year. RON REEDER Pitcher COACH JIM BRAKEFIELD TOMMY McINTYRE Pitcher Tom Summers Captain, Riek Dowdeswell, Manager. Swim Practice Swimming, in its second year at Wofford as an intercolleg- iate sport, gained in prestige among state colleges The Terrier Tank men made a very excellent showing against schools whose program had been in Operation for many years. The swimmers met this year: The Citadel, Emory, Clemson, South Carolina, and David- son. Chet Stephens is coach and Tom Summers captain. SWIMMING TEAM SWllVIIVllNG TEAM Left to Right: Allen Hoffmeyer, Dale Warner, Frank Goodale, Lee Mays. Absent: Jim Bailey, Cecil Smith. TENNIS AT WOFFORD Their great success was due in large part to five returning lettermen: Jim Bailey. Allen Hoffmeyer. Frank Goodale. Cecil Smith, Lee Mays. Tennis, gaining in popularity at Wofford, continued to rise in prestige during the ' 55 season. Wofford ' s net men made a very conunendable showing in state competition. Coach 148 THE VANCE BRABHAM Golf, gaining much popularity on Wofford ' s campus, at- tracted many promising prospects this year. Wofford ' s golf- ers continue to look better each year. The Terrier Linkers under the supervision of Coach Joel Robertson continued to display the fine form which has made them one of South Carolina ' s outstanding golf teams, despite tough opposition. TERRIER LINKERS COACH J()i:i KOIJIiUTSON Left to Right: Dave Jariett, Bill Watson, Glenn Askins, Vance Brabham, Laurie Erwin, Jack Hawkins, Tom Hardin, Marcus Huff, Mac Canaday. ■ I K.A.- FOOTHALL CHAMPS First Row: Taylor, Ft-nnv, Jennings. Second Row: Mathis, Smith, Phillips, Eu- hanks. Third Row: May, Rogers, Lane, Summers, Goodale. S.A.E.— BASKETBALL CHAMPS First Row: King, Huntley, Glenn. Second Row: McCully, Hoffmeyer, Bailey, Hamilton. I T R A M The intramural program at Wofford has ranked among those of the top colleges and universities for the past several years. 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ARMSTRONG, MACK MONROE (1) FR. ARNETTE, WILBUR JUNE (4) JR. ASKINS, DAVID GLENBURN, JR. SO. ATKINSON, SAMUEL MARVIN, JR. FR. AUGHTRY, RONALD EDWARD (3) FR. AUSTELL, FRANK GILES (4) MARRIED G.I. HOME ADDRESS DEN X Rt. 1, Lyman, S. C. A X 8 Clifton St., Lvnthburg, S. C. 1 Box 104, Liberty, S. C. I 1006 Lakeside Dr., Conway, S. C. A X X Rt. 1, Carnesville, (ia. 1 248 W. Henrv St., Spartanburg. S. C. A W-42 Church St.. Williamston, S. C. A 102 Deewees Ave., Rockingham, N. C. 1 X 268 Donald St.. Spartanl urg. S. C. 1 8225 Shore Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. F X P. O. Box 872. Tryon, N. C. A X Box 231, Saluda, N. C. 1 Rt. 1 Hamer, S. C. A N. Main St., Marion, S. C. I Bennettsville, S. C. I 1118 Brooks St., Greenwood, S. C. A 555 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S. C. A COLLEGE ADDRESS 101 Greene Hall 203 Carlisle Hall 214 Carlisle Hall Apt. A-4, W. Campus Apt. A-4, W. 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N 106-B Snvder Hall SO. BASKIN, WILLIAM PEEBLES, III 68 S. Main St., Bishopville, S. C. I 215 Greene Hall SR. BASS, BILL EDWARD 1216 S. Lafayette St., Shelby, N. C. 1 205 Carlisle Hall SR. BATES, BILLY GENE X Converse, S. C. A 205 Carlisle Hall JR. BATES, CHARLES HENDERSON 413A N. McDuffie St., Anderson, S. C. I 327 Green Hall JR. BAUKNIGHT, CHARLES MAJOR Mauldin, S. C. 1 207 Greene Hall FR. BAYLESS, JACK DEMPSEY X X 414 Loretta Ave., Toronto, Ohio A Apt. 8-B, Campus JR. BEAM, ALFRED EDWARD X X Rt. 2, Rutherfordton, N. C. A Apt. A-8, Campus JR. BEAM, RICHARD FRANKLIN 124 E. Columbia, Spartanburg, S. C. A Apt. A-8, Campus SO. BEASLEY, JIMMY TARLTON R.F.D. 2, Chesnee, S. C. I Apt. A-8. Cannjus SR. BELL, CURTIS PORTER 310 Orange St., Georgetown, S. C. 1 239 Greene Hall JR. BELL, LENNIE SMITH Rt. 1, MayesviUe, S. C. A Snartanburg Jr. Coll JR. BELL, RODDY COBB 310 Orange St., Georgetown, S. C. 102 Webb St., Walterboro, S. C. I 235 Gr(en Hall SR. BENNETT, WILLIAM MARSHALL, JR. 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MAX BARNES X IR. CHAMBLEE, CATER ROBERTSON FR. CHAPMAN. DONALD MARION 5) FR. CHENEY, DONALD RICHARD. JR. SR. CHILDS, S. LAWRENCE, JR. X SO. CLARDY. CERMETTE JUSTING, JR. FR. CLARY. JERRY FAY (3) SO. CLYBURN, ROBERT BEATY JR. COKER, CHARLES HENRY SO. COKER, SAMUEL BRYSON FR. COLE. BOBBY DONALD (6) FR. COLEMAN, JOHN WILLIAMS (5) FR. COMBS. FRANKLIN DELANO (4-) JR. CONNOR, LAWTON RUTLEDGE FR. COOK, ROBERT KEITH (3) JR. COPE, PAUL V. FR. CORBIN. JAMES RICHARD (3) SO. COSTAS, WILLIAM ZAFERIOS FR. COX, ALBERT LOUIE (1) SO. COX, MAURICE GLENN X X SO. CROMER. JERRY HALTWANGER FR. CROSLAND. CLIFF BROWN (7) SO. CROTZER. MILLARD LOPEZ X SO. GULP, WILLIAM WALLACE, JR. 2001 N. Main St., Anderson, S. C. 670 Annafrel St., Rock Hill, S. C. 377 St. Andrews St., Spartanburg, S. C. 573 S. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. 969 Broughton, N.W., Orangeburg, S.C. Yeanime Rd., The Crescent, Charleston, S. C. 215 N. Mt. St., Union, S. C. Box 43, Rt. 5, Spartanburg, S. C. Rt. 5, Darlington, S. C. 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Church St.. Spartanburg. S. C. (icorge St., Hemingway, S. C. 8 Branyon Apts.. Suartanburg, S. C. 112 Norris St., Anderson, S. C. E. Main St., Bennettsville, S. C. 130 Anthony Si.. Gaffnev, S. C. 103 McPherson St.. Union. S. C. I 236 Greene Hall I 107 Greene Hall H 107 Greene Hall A 107 Greene Hall A 309 Snvder Hall 201 Greene Hall I 201 Greene Hall A 201 Greene Hall 327 Carlisle Hall A 201 Carlisle Hall I 319 Carlisle Hall B 211 Carlisle Hall A 211 Carlisle Hall A 227 Greene Hall A 227 Greene Hall I 212 Snyder Hall A 232 Greene Hall A 2.32 Greene Hall 1 232 Greene Hall A 118 Greene Hall A 118 Greene Hall I 102 Black Hall A .307 Greene Hall I 306 Snyder Hall A 435 E. Kennedy St I 435 E. Kennedy St. I 313 Snvder Hall I 301 Carlisle Hall 1 301 Carlisle Hall J 301 Carlisle Hall I 301 Carlisle Hall I .301 Carlisle Hall A 202 Greene Hall A 222 Carlisle Hall A 222 Carlisle Hall A 318 Greene Hall A 318 Greene Hall I 318 Greene Hall I 318 Greene Hall A Apt. 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DAVIS, WILLIAM THAD, JR. (4) JR. DENNIS, JAMES DICKERSON FR. DERRICK, CHARLES WARREN, JR. (1) FR. DETWILER, JOHN CHRISTOPHER (1) SO. DILLESHAW, WILLIAM BLAKE JR. DOBBINS, Z. E., JR. FR. DOUGLASS, GEORGE W. (7) SR. DOWDESWELL, MILTON RICHARD FR. DOWIS, JAMES RAY (1) FR. DRENNAN, JOHN BERNARD (5) SO. DuBARD, FRED FAIREY, JR. JR. DuBOSE, JACK BOYD SR. DuBOSE, MARVIN MeBRIDE SO. DuBOSE, RICHARD PATRICK JR. DuBOSE, WILLIAM ALLEN SO. DUFFIE, GEORGE SUMMERS, JR. SR. DUNLAP, JOHN COLLINS FR. DuRANT, JAMES MERRITT, JR. (4) FR. DURHAM, WADE HADLEY MARRIED G.I HOME ADDRESS X R.F.D. 2, Hemingway, S. C. X X Apt. C-1 Wofford Campus 205 Dewey Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. R.F.D. 4, Darlington, S. C. 790 Southern St., Spartanburg, S. C. X R.F.D. 2, Greshani, S. C. 707 N. 8th Ave., Dillon, S. C. Country Club Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. 409 S. Main St., Marion, S. C. 2711 Wilmot Ave., Columbia, S. C. 1105 Oconee St., Columbia, S. C. X X R.F.D. 1, Bostic, N. C. 110 Glenn St., Whitmire, S. C. 658 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. 31 Lawrence St., Lyman, S. C. X 22 Gosnell Ave., Inman, S. C. 1300 Johnson Ave., Columbia, S. C. X 1006 Waverly Ave., Florence, S. C. 723 Finley Rd., Rock Hill, S. C. X 1006 Waverly Ave., Florence, S. C. New Zion, S. C. 116 Anderson St., Greenville, S. C. 520 Chestnut St., Rock Hill, S. C. Rt. 1, Olanta, S. C. 502 Park Dr., Siler City, N. C. DEN COLLEGE ADDRESS J 330 Carlisle Hall I 330 Carlisle Hall J 330 Carlisle Hall 1 333 Greene Hall 333 Greene Hall A 226 Carlisle Hall A 205-A Snyder Hall I 325 Greene Hall 1 210 Snyder Hall I 200-B Snyder Hall 1 100 Snyder Hall A 100 Snyder Hall I 301 Carlisle Hall E 301 Carlisle Hall A 301 Carlisle Hall I 301 Carlisle Hall I 109 Greene Hall I 341 Greene Hall I 209 Greene Hall I 337 Greene Hall I 102 Greene Hall I 225 Carlisle Hall 1 223 Greene Hall I 201-B Snyder Hall I 309 Carlisle Hall SO. EASLER, HUGH BLANTON X X SR. EDGE, HORACE LEE, JR. X X FR. EDWARDS, L. (3) JR. ELLIOTT, JAMES DAVID SO. ELLISON, JACK COLUMBUS SR. ELMORE, ROMEO HICKS, JR. FR. EMERY, CARROLL EUGENE (5) FR. EUBANKS, GRAHAM MANLY (1) FR. EUBANKS, RAYMOND CONVERSE, JR. FR. ERVIN, LAURIE NELSON (5) JR. EVINS, WILLIAM BOYD, JR. R.F.D. 1, Box 114, Spartanburg, s.c. A 309 Carlisle Hall Rt. 1, Campobello, S. C. A Box 214, Duncan, SC Trenton, N. C. I 125 Carlisle Hall Rt. 9, Box 763, Charlotte, N. C. I R.F.D. 3, Box 96, Spartanburg, s. c. I 125 Carlisle Hall Box 225, Caroleen, N. C. I 203 Carlisle Hall 9 Prospect St., Piedmont, S. C. A 102 Black Hall 203 Hillside Ave., Fayetteville, N. 125 Victoria Rd., Spartanburg, S. c. I 207 Black Hall c. J 207 Black Hall 960 E. Main St., Dillon, S. C. 1 237 Greene Hall Rt. 1. Travelers Rest, S. C. I 306 Greene Hall JR. FARMER, FRANK, JR. FR. FARMER, LARRY BERT (4) FR. FARROW, BILLY JONES (3) X X FR. FAW, STANLEY VIRGIL (2) SO. FERGUSON, DON PRATT FR. FERGUSON, RUTHEL ROBERT, JR. (6) SR. FEW, HENRY THERON SO. FLETCHER, FRANK TATUM, JR. FR. FLOYD, JESSIE BRYAN (3) SR. FORD, LEE LELANO JR. FORBIS, DOUGLAS RANDAL X SO. FOSTER, ALTON LEROY, JR. JR. FOSTER, EUGENE LEE X SO. FOSTER, JACK EDWARD JR. FOSTER, JULIAN HARRIS SO. FOWLER, DONALD LIONEL JR. FOX, ROBERT EDWARD JR. FRALEY, ROBERT RAY JR. FRANCIS, WILLIAM WELLS X X FR. FREDLAND, RICHARD ALAN (5) FR. FULLER, CLARENCE LAFAYETTE (6) FR. FURSE, THOMAS RICHARD (5) 504 E. 48th St., Savannah, Ga. I 128 Carlisle Hall Renfrew Bleachery, Travelers Rest, S.C. I 209 Snyder Hall 1180 Marvland Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. A 209 Snyder Hall Rt. 3, Piedmont, S. C. A 106-A Snyder Hall 839 Saluda St., Rock Hill, S. C. J 223 Greene Hall Rt. 1, Duncan, S. C. A 223 Greene Hall 71 Blake St., Greenville, S. C. I 238 Greene Hall R.F.D. 1, Box 20, McColl, S. C. I 217 Carlisle Hall Rt. 1, Loris, S. C. A 108 Black Hall Rt. 5, Box 37, Greenville, S. C. I 208 Greene Hall 311 Howard-Aden Apts., Sptg., S. C. I 208 Greene Hall 500 Parkview Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. I 208 Greene Hall 11 Front St., Spartanburg, S. C. A 208 Greene Hall Rt. 1, Boomer, N. C. A 128 Carlisle Hall 384 Forest Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. A 128 Carlisle Hall Rt. 5, Spartanburg, S. C. S 315 Carlisle Hall 31 Lyttleton Ave., Charleston, S. C. B 325 Carlisle Hall Gary, West Va. I 208 Greene Hall 276 Pine St., Spartanburg, S. C. A 208 Greene Hall 1000 Jackson Ave., Florence, S. C. I 102 Black Hall 1407 Cambridge Lane, Columbia, S. C. A 110 Snyder Hall Rt. 2, Sumnierton, S. C. I 202 Black Hall JR. GALLOWAY, WILLIAM EDDINS FR. GARNER, GARY McKINLEY, JR. (4) SO. GARNER, NASH GERARD (4) FR. GARRETT, THOMAS RONALD FR. GAULT, JAMES MONTGOMERY (5) FR. GEORGE, SAMUEL ASBURY (5) SR. GIBBONS, WILLIAM MURRAY FR. GIBSON, JOHN RICHARD (1) SR. GIBSON, PHILIP HAMLET SO. GILIAM, JAMES OLEN SP. GILLILAND, CHARLES HORACE SR. GLENN, SAMUEL RUFUS, JR. JR. GLOVER, COLLIE WILLIAM SO. GOBOLOS, JOSEPH VINCENT SO. GODBOLD, THOMAS MARION, JR. FR, GOFORTH, GOBI A DWIGHT (5) SO. GOLDEN, JAMES LEONARD FR. COLEY, RICHARD LAWRENCE FR. GOOCH, JOE HESTER (4) SR. GOODALE, FRANK D., JR. R.F.D. 2, HartsviUe, S. C. I 336 Greene Hall 4 Forest St., Jonesville, S. C. A 326 Carlisle Hall Lyman, S. C. A 326 Carlisle Hall 1265 Ash. Hwy., Spartanburg, S. C. A 326 Carlisle Hall 113 South St., Union, S. C. I 326 Carlisle Hall Box 158, Lexington, S. C. I 117 Snyder Hall Box 120, Turbeville, S. C. I 233 Greene Hall 127 Brookhill Rd., Shelby, N. C. I 211 Snyder Hall 329 Hampton Rd. Ave., Hampton, Va. J 211 Carlisle Hall 302 Victoria Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. I 211 Carlisle Hall 35 Milliken St., Drayton, S. C. I 211 Carlisle Hall 16 W. Faris Rd., Greenville, S. C. I 320 Greene Hall Rt. 1, Box 152, Warrenville, S. C. I 227 Carlisle Hall 20 Beech St., Lackawanna, N. Y. J 130 Carlisle Hall Box 165, Marion, S. C. I 231 Greene Hall Box 234, Grover, N. C. J 111 Snyder Hall 1908 River St., Newberry, S. C. H 235 Greene Hall 208-D Brookview Apts., Sptg., S. C. A 235 Greene Hall 254 Fairforest Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. I 207 Black Hall 1615 Broad St., Camden, S. C. I 232 Greene Hall 197 $TUDEi T DIRECTORY RANK NAME Jli- GOODE, JIM JR. GOODLETT, VERNON WILSON SO. GOODWiN, FLOYD ALISTER SO. GRAHAM, CLYDE MOFFETT SO. GRAHAM. JOSEPH WALKER, JR. SO. (;REEN, JAMES DAVLS FR. GREEN, JAMES F. (2) FR. GREENE, REUBEN FRANK (6) FR. GREGORY, BOBBY EUGENE (1) SR. (,REGORY. DOUGLAS LAYTON SO. GRIFFIN, JULIAN EARLE FR. GRIGGS, JAMES LESLIE (7) SO. GRIMES, JIMMY MARTIN, JR. FR. GRIMSLEY, DAVID KENNETH (7) SO. GROCE, LARRY DALE FR. GUILFORD, MORGAN DAGNAL MARRIED G.I HOMK ADDRESS Box 95, Ruth, N. C. Box 73, Tavelers Rest, S. C. Rt. 2, Walteiboro, S. C. 460L Park Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Box 1667, Loris, S. C. 612 tlantey Parkway, Camden, S. C. Box IH.!, Moncks Corner, S. C. 113 HarrLs St., Union, S. C. Rt. 3, Spartanburg, S. C. X Apt. A-5 Wofford Campus Montague Ave., Greenwood, S. C. 210 Moore St.. Bennettsville, S. C. 612 S. Main St., Bamberg. S. C. Rt. 1, Florence, S. C. Rt. 2, Spartanburg, S. C. .505 S. McQueen St., Florence, S. C. COLLEGE ADDRESS 2.32 306 201 213 313 234 205- 322 322 322 105 112 311 300 300 231 Greene Hall Greene Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Greene Hall A Snvder Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Snvder Hall Carlisle Hall B Snvder Hall B Snvder Hall Greene Hall FR. HALL, ALBERT KENT (3) FR. HALL, ROBERT FRANKLlN (6) FR. HAM, CHARLES, JR. (4) SR. HAMBRICK, JACKSON WESTMORELAND JR. HAMILTON, CLYDE HENRY, JR. FR. HAMILTON, MARION PICKENS, JR. (5) FR. HAMMACK, DENNIS WAYNE (7) SR. HAMMITT, LAWRENCE SAMUEL JR. HAMMOND, F. JETER SO. HAND, JOEL WYMAN, JR. FR. HANTSKE, WILLIAM GEORGE, JR. (5) JR. HARDIN, EARL THOMAS SR. HARRELSON, JAMES RICHELIEU FR. HARRIS, CARL NICKOLAS SR. HART, BOBBY GENE FR. HART, ROBERT WILLIAM (4) SO. HASELDEN, ALONZA HEAPE SO. HAWKINS, JACK MILTON SO. HAYES, FREDERICK BREVARD SO. HAYNESWORTH, WILLIAM SWINTON SR. HAZLE, JOSEPH, E. SR. HEAD, ROBERT NORRIS SO. HENDRICKS, MELVIN ELTON SR. HERBERT, THOMAS JACKSON FR. HERREN, FRED PERCY (6) SO. HIPP, CURTIS WESLEY FR. HITE, WILLIAM MAYNE, JR. (4) JR. HODGIN, HUBERT HOWARD SR. HOFFMEYER, ALLEN KING JR. HOLDER, PERCY HUGH SR. HOLLABAUGH, CHARLES FOWLER, JR. SO. HOLLAND, EVANS PARNELL FR. HOLLER, WILLIAM McFALL (7) FR. HOLLIS, RICHARD EMORY (2) FR. IIORD, JAMES ALBERT (1) SR. HOTHERSALL, JOHN BAKER JR. HOWARD, LESLIE WHEELER, JR. JR. HOWARD, LESLIE WHEELER, JR. JR. HOWELL, BOBBY LEE JR. HOWLE, RICHARD ARDEN JR. HUDGENS, JAMES EARL, JR. FR. HUDSON, HEYWARD (4) SO. HUFF. RICHARD MARCUS SR. HUFF, WALTER HAROLD SO. HUFF, WILLIAM RALPH, JR. FR. HUGHES, HOWARD FISHBURNE, JR SR. IIUGGINS, GEORGE ELBERT FR. HUNTER, HARRY DOUGLAS (5) SO. HUNTLEY, STEVE JENNINGS FR. HURST, JOHN THOMAS (5) FR. HUSSEY, RICHARD EMANUEL FR. HUTCHINSON, FRANKLIN DELANO (2) FR. HYATT, CHARLIE CARROLL (7) SO. HYATT, DONALD McINTOSH JR. INMAN, BILLY HOBERT, JR. SO. INMAN, FRANCIS PAUL FR. IVEY, DON KESSLER (6) (2) R.F.D. 1„ Sarver, Pa. X 323 S. Hampton Dr., Spartanburg, S.C. R.F.D. 2, Darlington, S. C. X ' 37 St. Andrews Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. 204 Augusta Rd., Edentield, S. C. Columbia Rd., Edgefield, S. C. l irst St., Raciord, Va. X 115 Pearson St., Spartanburg, S. C. 10 Folsom St., Sumter, S. C. 323 N. Carlisle St., Bamberg, S. C. 142 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. 103 Courtland St., Spindale, N. C. 200 Willcox Ave., Marion, S. C. Rt. 4, Union, S. C. Box 644, Pacolet, S. C. 534 E. Cambridge St., Greenwood, S. C. X X 164 Warlev St., Florence, S. C. 306 Monticello St., Covington, Ga. 322 S. Confederate St., Rock Hill, N.C. 212 W. Cedar St., Florence, S. C. X Rt. 1, Duncan, S. C. Box 183, Columbus, N. C. Ri.lgeland. S. C. 2901 Cr. Dr., Portsmouth, Ohio Box 13, Smvrna, Ga. Rt. 2, Newberrv, S. C. 208 Sec. Ave., Marion, S. C. 2742 Harrison St., Wilmington, N. C. 316 W. Cedar St., Florence, S. C. Rt. 1, Pickens, S. C. 803 Glen Leven Dr., Nashville, Tenn. 1308 W. Evans St., Florence, S. C. 1427 Medway Rd., Columbia, S .C. 115 Goss Ave., Union, S. C. 313 Academv St., Fort Mill, S. C. Rt. 5, Greenville, S. C. 4958 Fernwood Rd., Columbia, S. C. R.F.D. 5, Union, S. C. X 1435 Green St., Hartsville, S. C. 2103 Buncombe Rd., Greenville, S. C. Ruffin, S. C. 328 W. Pine Grove Ave., N. Augusta, S.C. 200 Duke St., Greer. S. C. 103 Oregon St., Greenville, S. C. 137-D George Legara Homes, X Charleston, S. C. Rt. 1. Balesburg, S. C. Rt. 3, Moncks Corner, S. C. 494 Hampton Dr.. Spartanburg, S. C. Box 128, Chesterfield, S. C. Ilarlevville. S. C. Rt. 2, Box 105, Scranton. S. C. X 126 E. Henrv St., Sptg, S. C. X X 324 Howard-Aden Apts. Sptg., S. C. X 304 Church St., Buffalo, S. C. X X 205 Lvbrand St., Union, S. C. X 181 ' N. Highpoint Rd., Sptg., S. C. 104 Black Hall 104 Black Hall 103 Black Hall 103 Black Hall 320 Greene Hall 200-A Snvder Hall 301-B Snyder Hall Apt. D-1, Campus 305 Greene Hall 229 Carlisle Hall 229 Carlisle Hall 213 Snvder Hall 201 Greene Hall 201 Greene Hall 201 Greene Hall 205-B Snvder Hall 167 Whiteford Rd, City 224 Greene Hall 103 Greene Hall 334 Greene Hall 334 Greene Hall 304 Greene Hall 212 Carlisle Hall 209 Greene Hall 117 Snvder Hall 206 Greene Hall 204 Snvder Hall 203 Snvder Hall 315 Greene Hall 239 Greene Hall 210 Carlisle Hall 308 Greene Hall 107 Black Hall ,322 Carlisle Hall 301-B Snvd er Hall 236 Greene Hall 207 Greene Hall 207 Greene Hall 336 Greene Hall 324 Greene Hall 212 Snvder Hall 103 Greene Hall 103 Greene Hall 225 Carlisle Hall 104 Black Hall 205 Carlisle Hall 205-A Snvder Hall 205-A Snvder Hall 305-A Snvder Hall 321 Greene Hall 116 Snvder Hall 116 Snvder Hall 116 Snvder Hall 226 Carlisle Hall Apt. B-4. Campus Apt. B-4. Campus SO. JARRETT, DAVID MEDLIN FR. JEFFRIES. WILLIAM HENRY (1) JR. JENNINGS. ROBERT DENNIS FR. JENRETTE. JOHNNY WILSON (3) FR. JOHNSON. DAVID GARLAND (4) 602 S. Poplar St., Lincolnton. N. C. I 122 W illiamsburg Ave., Lake City, S. C. I Church St., Bishopville, S. C. I Pallorson St.. Loris, S. C. 1 Rl. 1, Box 151, Marion. S. C. A 109 Greene Hall 201-B Snvdt T Hall 214 Greene Hall 202 Black Hall 105-A Snvder Hall 198 S T U D E 1 T DIRECTORY JR. JOHNSON, DAVID NEIL SO. JOHNSON, EVERETTE KEITH FR. JOHNSON, HARRY DAVIS (1) JR. JONES, CHARLES PAUL FR. JONES, FREDDIE DEAN (4) FR. JONES, HUBERT ELLSWORTH (2) JR. JONES, JACOB ROWELL, JR. SO. JONES, JOHN EARL FR, JONES, LOUIS WILEY (6) FR. JORDAN, HARRY THOMAS (3) FR. JUSTICE, ROYCE ABBOTT (3) MARKIEI) C.I. HOME Al DRESS DEX X 119 Allen Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. I 119 Allen Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. I X X 572 Reidville Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. X 3129 Johnston St., Knoxvllle, Tenn. A R.F.D. 1, Pacolet, S. C. A X 1206 Mercer St., Knoxville, Tenn. A X 421 Kennedy St., Spartanburg, S. C. I 118 Park Ave., Greer, S. C. A 507 Duke St., Winston-Salem, N. C. I 509 Pine St., Marion, S. C. A Rt. 5, Box 43, Spartanburg, S. C. A COLLEGE ADDRESS 105-A Snyder Hall 105-A Snyder Hall 105-A Snyder Hall 101 Greene Hall 339 Greene Hall 206 Black Hall 206 Black Hall .305 Carlisle Hall 201-A Snyder Hall 108 Black Hall 108 Black Hall FR. KANOS, CHRIS JAMES (2) SO. KEELS, TOMMY WHITE JR. KELLETT, JOHN NEWTON, JR. SR. KELLEY, ROBIN BARRETTE FR. KENNEDY, WILLIAM ARTHUR, JR. (5) FR. KENNINGTON, WILLIAM BRYANT (3) SR. KENT, PAUL SWITZER SO. KIM, JIN HONG JR. KING, RUSSELL CALVIN, JR. SO. KING, WAYNE MANLY JR. KIRBY, JOSEPH HENRY FR. KIRKPATRICK, WILLIAM WAYNE FR. KNOPF, JULIAN RICHARD (4) SO. KOON, BEN LEWIS 603 Westniont Dr., Fayetteville, N. C. E 207 Black Hall 202 N. Purdy St., Sumter, S. C. A 302 Carlisle Hall Box 444, Seneca, S. C. 1 314 Greene Hall 112 Oakleaf Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. A 314 Greene Hall Rt. 2, Taylors, S. C. I 203 Black Hall 610 McGregory St., Pageland, S. C. 107 Black Hall Box 104, Fairforest, S. C. A 107 Black Hall Seoul, Korea I 200-A Snyder Hall 107 Sanders St., Darlington, S. C. I 340 Greene Hall Box 235, St. George, S. C. I 338 Greene Hall 202 Lakeview Heights, Union, S. C. A 338 Greene Hall 120 Canterbury Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. I 338 Greene Hall Fairfax, S. C. I 206 Carlisle Hall Woodstock, Va. H 237 Greene Hall FR. LACROSSE, DENIS JOSEPH (4) FR. LAFAYE, ROBERT STODDARD, JR. SR. LAMPLEY, FULTON MALLOY FR. LANCASTER, JAMES EDGAR, JR. (2) SO. LANE, DAVID LEROY SR. LANFORD, CECIL FLOYD SR. LASHER, DAVID LOWREY, III SR. LASSITER, FRANK LEE FR. LAW, ROBERT BOWDEN (3) JR. LAWRENCE, GEORGE FRANCIS JR. LAWSON, JONEY SO. LAWSON, JULIUS RUTLEDGE JR. LAWSON, RALPH HERVEY FR. LEAGUE, JACK LEWIS SO. LEE, NORRIS TIMOTHY SO. LEO, RICHARD FRANCIS (5) FR. LEWIS, JAMES DANIEL, JR. (3) JR. LEWIS, JOSEPH EARLE, JR. SO. LIDE, THEODORE ALISON, JR. FR. LINDER, JAMES BENJAMIN, JR. (1) JR. LINEBERGER, JAMES WORTH, JR. FR. LIPSCOMB, VALENTINE JORDAN, JR. (3) SO. LITTLEFIELD, BELTON JAMES FR. LONDON, MARVIN LUTHER (4) SO. LONG, ALLEN EUGENE FR. LONG, JOHN MORGAN (7) JR. LORYEA, ROBERT SIDNEY FR. LOWE, DUDLEY THOMAS (6) SR. LOWRY, PHILLIP SAM X X X X 263 W. Amelia St., Spartanburg, S. C. B 2630 Stratford Rd., Columbia, S. C. E 204 Carlisle St., Spartanburg, S.C. A 1105 S. Johnson St., Gaffney, S. C. I Calhoun St., Bishopville, S. C. I Rt. 2, Woodruff, S. C. A Apt. U-1, Beverly Apts. Asheville, N. C. I 796 Howard St., Spartanburg, S. C. A 675 Manly Place, Winston-Salem, N. C. I 614 Marlboro Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. B Rt. 1, Box 109-B Pauline, S. C. A 404 N. Purdy St., Sumter, S. C. I 302 Church St., Buffalo, S. C. I 14 N. Haven Dr., Greenville, S. C. A Rt. 2, Timmonsville, S. C. I 163 Saratoga Ave., Rochester, N. Y. B 1208 Main St., Conway, S. C. I Box 1125, Spartanburg, S. C. A 1 Frank Clarke St., Sumter, S. C. 1 Fort Lawn, S. C . I 751 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S. C. I 219 Smith St., Georgetown, S. C. A Rt. 2, Woodruff, S .C. J John St., Blacksburg, S. C. I Rt. 2, Rockwood, Tenn. I 210 Green St., Cheraw, S. C. A 112 Lucas St., Walterboro, S. C. 721 S. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. I 237 Greene Hall 208 Snyder Hall 208 Snyder Hall 208 Snyder Hall 215 Greene Hall 116 Greene Hall 115 Greene Hall 115 Greene Hall 201-A Snyder Hall 325 Greene Hall 325 Greene Hall 210 Greene Hall 210 Greene Hall 238 Green Hall 220 Carlisle Hall 200-B Snyder Hall 310 Greene Hall 310 Greene Hall 210 Green Hall 206-B Snvder Hall 206-B Snvder Hall 203 Black Hall 203 Black Hall 111 Snyder Hall Spartanburg Jr. Coll. 117 Snyder Hall 217 Greene Hall 217 Greene Hall 217 Greene Hall FR. McABEE, ROBERT FRANKLIN (3) SR. McCALL, MYRON GORDON FR. McCONNELL, JOHN CAMERON (2) SO. McCOWN, WILLIAM VANCE SR. McCULLY, ROBERT WILLIAM FR. McDonnell, Joseph john FR. McELVEEN, WILLIAM HEY WARD (6) JR. McGEE, EDWIN CLYDE JR. McGINN IS, ALFRED CHESTER (3) FR. McGRAW, WILLIAM CALVIN (5) JR. McINTOSH, DAVID LAURENCE SR. McINTOSH, MELVIN DWITHT JR. McINTYRE, THOMAS KIRKLAND FR. McKENZIE, LEON CRAIG FR. McLAIN, LUCIAN BROOKS (6) FR. McLEOD, HAROLD McCALLUM, JR. (3) SO. McMillan, willis edwin X X 202 Highland Ct. Apts. Sptg., S. C. I 205 Black Hall Apt. C-2 Wofford Campus A 205 Black Hall 3423 Coleman St., Columbia, S. C. I 202 Snvder Hall P. O. Box 67, Tryon, N. C. A 167 Avant St., City 519-41st St., West Palm Beach, Fla. I 309 Greene Hall 4173 Humphrey St., St. Louis, Mo. 304 Snvder Hall P. O. Box 66, Olanta, S. C. 1 206-B Snvder Hall 1906 W. College Ave., Hartsville, A 335 Greene Hall 215 Dimwiddie Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. A Apt. D-3, Campus Rt. 1, Duncan, S. C. A Apt. D-3, Campus 526 Edisto Dr., Florence, S. C. I 117 Greene Hall Rt. , Box 555. Charlotte, N. C. I 215 Carlisle Hall Chesnee, S. C. I 215 Carlisle Hall P. O. Box 2382, Spartanburg, S. C. A 215 Carlisle Hall 212 Liberty St., Bennettsville, S. C. A 312 Carlisle Hall 922 Russell St., C.E., Orangeburg I 328 Carlisle Hall R.F.D. 2, Lamar, S. C. A 228 Carlisle Hall SO. MANERS, JIMMY ALBERT (6) JR. MARSHALL, ROGER LEE SO. MARTIN, ARCHIE EUGENE SO. MARTIN, JAMES ELMORE 9261 2 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, N. C. A Rt. 8, Box 222, Charlotte, N. C. I 118 Hemphill Ave., Chester, S. C. I 915 S. Harper St., Laurens, S. C. H Apt. B-5, Campus 202 Carlisle Hall 318 Carlisle Hall 319 Carlisle Hall 199 STUDENT DIRECTORY XA.MIC HOMK AIHJKKSS COLLEGE .UJDKESS SR. MARTIN, JAMES HAGOOD X X FR. MARTIN, KOBER ' l EUGENE (6) SR. MARTIN, IHURMAN ROBERT X X SO. MASON, BILLY HUGH JR. MASON, GLENN M. X SO. MATHIS, DENNIS EARL SO. MASSEY, REESE MARTIN. JR. X X JR. MAW, SAMUEL HARLSTON, JR. SO. MAXWELL, JAMES LEE SO. MAYS, MARTIN LEE SR. MEADORS, MARSHALL LEROY, JR. X SO. MEARES, GEORGE ARTHUR, JR. JR. MEDLOCK, THOMAS TRAVIS JR. MEEK, JOHN THOMAS FR. MELTON, CHANCE CALHOUN (5) SO. MELTON, WILLIAM PAUL SO. METCALF, BILLIE COTHRAN X X FR. METCALF, RONALD CURTIS X FR. MICHAUX, FRANCIS GERALD, JR. (4) X X SR. MILLARD, CHANCY E. XX SO. MILLER, JAMES THOMAS FR. MILLER, WILLIAM DABNEY, JR. (7) FR. MIMS, DWIGHT HILL (1) SR. MITCHELL, JOHN JOSEPH, JR. FR. MONTGOMERY, VICTOR MOSS (5) SO. MOOD, CHARLES ASHLEIGH FR. MOONEYHAM, JOE WHEELER SR. MOORE, RALPH VERNON, JR. X FR. MOORE, STANLEY JOSEPH (2) X X SO. MOREY, FREDERICK ARNOLD X FR. MORGAN, RAY HUGHES (7) XX FR. BYRON SHAKESPEARE, JR. FR. MORRISON, LAWRENCE ALEXANDER (.=5) SO. MOSELEY, JAMES FEEDER SR. MOSS, EDWARD FARRINGTON X FR. MOUNT, GERALD FRED (1) SO. MOYER, WILLIAM BENJAMIN SR. MULL, BENJAMIN ISH X SO. MUZEKARI, LOUIS HARRY R.F.D. 3, Spartanburg, S. C. 306 Brookwood Dr., Greenville, S. C. 1191 . Sloan St., Arcadia, S. C. P. O. Box 144, Jonesville, S. C. Rt. 1, Duncan, S. C. Rt. 1, Spartanburg, S. C. 331 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. 500 Glenn St., Newberry, S. C. 706 Riverside Dr., Spartanburg, S. C 608 Monument Sq., Camden, S. C. 418 Cherokee Rr., Florence, S. C. 2805 Kershaw St., Columbia, S. C. 3416 Devereaux Rd., Columbia, S. C . Pine St., Solvang, Calif. 219 Third St., Gaffnev, S. C. 129 Maple St., Winnsboro, S. C. 315 Church St., Spindale, N. C. 315 Church St., Spindale, N. C. 503 Harrison St., Dillon, S. C. Rt. ■ ■6, Spartanburg, S. C. Box 4352 Charleston Heights, S. C. 382 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Rt. 1, Darlington. S. C. 305 Pine St., Union, S. C. Conn. Ave., Ext., Spartanburg, S. C. 24 S. Washington St., Sumter, S. C. 510 Brawley St., Spartanburg, S. C. 147 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Rt. 3, Shoresbrook, Spartanburg S, King ' s Hwy., E. Sandwich, Mass. Box 60, Converse, S. C. Rt. 4, Timmonsville, S. C. 1616 S. Lvnn St., Arlinton, Va. Box 145, Ridgeland, S. C. P. O. Box 2198, Spartanburg, S. C. 13 Wando Ave., Charleston, S. C. 1785 Hillcrest Blvd., Spartanburg, S P. O. Box 428, Morganton, N. C. 206 Craft St., Greenville, S. C. C. c. I I A 1 A A 1 A I I I I I I 1 A A I A A A I A J I A I J I A A E A A I I I E 319 Carlisle Hall 265 California Ave. 329 Carlisle Hall 329 Carlisle Hall 329 Carlisle Hall Apt. 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OSBON, ROBERT EDISON (3) SO. OSTEEN, ED POWELL SO. OWEN, HARVEY COGSWELL, JR. JR. OWENS, WILLIE ANSEL 134, Edward Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. A Main St., Startex, S. C. E 10 Columbia Dr., Aiken. S. C. M Favetteville Rd. Ext., Rockingham, N.C. I 309 Dantzler St., Matthews, S. C. I Rt. 3. Marion, S. C. A 334 Greene Hall 334 Greene Hall 316 Carlisle Hall 304 Carlisle Hall 303 Carlisle Hall 114 Greene Hall JR. PACE, JOSEPH EARL FR. PAGE, GARY LEE (3) SO. PALMER, HARRY JACK JR. PARKER, W. FREEMAN, JR. JR. PARLER, SAM G. SR. PARRIS, WILLIAM KEITH SO. PARROTT. T. DWIGHT SR. PATRICK, THOMAS LUTHER SR. PATTON, MILTON KAY JR. PEARCY, ENGLISH BROWN FR. PEARSON, SAMUEL RONALD (6) FR. PENDARVIS, JAMES WILLIAM (4) FR. PENDARVIS, ZONNIE ALLEN (5) SR. PENICK, JOHN JACOB SO. PENNY, ROBERT LYNN JR. PENNY, WILLIAM EARL FR. PETERSEN, DONALD JAMES (4) SR. PETTIGREW, ROBERT EUGENE FR. PEITIT, RALPH OLIN (3) SR. PETTUS, ROBERT DWIGHT SO. PETTY, PAUL DEWITT SR PHILLIPS, FREDERICK GRIDLEY FR. PHILLIPS. JAMES KEITH (6) SO. PHILLIPS, RAYMOND LELAND. JR. SR. IMIILI.IPS, WILLIAM PERRY SO. PUTS, CLAIR DANIEL FR. PITTS, DOUGLAS DRAYTON. JH. FR. PITTS, LAURENS DORROH (3) X 123 Collins Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. X Howard Gap Rd., Trvon, N. C. X 1908 12th St., Meridian, Miss. 232 Broad St., Sumter, S. C. Columbia Ave., Batesburg, S. C. Rt. 3 Box 105. Gaffnev, S. C. Greer, S. C. George St., St. George, S. C. S. Main St., Woodruff, S. C. Box 320, Waltcrboro, S. C. 208 W. Dozier St., Marion, S. C. Dorchester, S. C. Dorchester, S. C. 527 Lincolnton Rd., Salisburv. N. C. Box 77, Gibsonvillc, N. C. Box 77, Gibsonvillc, N. C. X % C. H. Ham. Rt. 4, Darlington, S. C. Box 77, Starr, S. C. X Rt. 2, Spartanburg, S. C. Box 81, Inman, S. C. X 2418 Andrews Rd., Spartanburg. S. C. Box 2021. (;reenville. S. C. 224 Briarcliff Rd.. Spartanburg. S. C. Box 216, Travelers Rest, S. C. 2.52 S. Converse St., Spartanburg S. C. 205 N. Adair St., Clinton, S. C. 303 School St., Greer, S. C. Mrvtle Dr., Rock Hill, S. C. 114 105 Apt. 202 204 110 104 233 233 217 204 305- 305- 105 108 214 Apt. .327 327 327 .327 236 236 115 115 461 461 312 Greene Hall Snyder Hall A-3, Campus Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Snvder Hall B Snvder Hall B Snvder Hall Carlisle Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall C-6, Campus Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Snyder Hall Snyder Hall Brawley St, City Brawley St, City Snvder Hall 2on STUDEIVT DIRECTORY KANK NAME SR. PITTMAN, CLARE CE ODELL SR. POOLE, MACK COLLIER, III JR. PORTER, FRED HELTON JR. POWELL, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS SR. PRICE, JOSEPH OSCAR, JR. SR. PRINCE, WAYMAN STEWART FR. PRUETT, JOHNNY MACK (.S) FR. PRUETTE, CHARLES ALLAN (2) JR. PUGH, WILLIAM G., JR. MARRIEIJ (i.I. HOME AUDUEyS 1 EN X Pine St. Ext., Greer, S. C. I Cross Anchor, S. C. A X Rt. 6, Spartanburg, S. C. 1 Box 238, Chesnee S. C. A Hillsboro Rd., Nashville, Tenn. 1 Rt. 1, Campbello, S. C. 0 .38 Carnev St., Spartanburg, S. C. 1 Box 1054, Tryon, N. C. A X 212 W. Wood St., Spartanburg, S. C. A rOLLECE ADDRESS 312 Snyder 314 Greene .314 Greene 314 Greene 102 Greene 222 Carlisle 222 Carlisle 316 Carlisle 316 Carlisle Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall FR. QUEEN, BRUCE DeVILLE (5) 305 Hicks St., Union, S. C. 316 Carlisle Hall FR. RAMPEY, WILLIAM JAMES (4) JR. RAY, ELBERT O ' NEAL FR. REAMES, REMBERT CARLISLE (6) SO. REASONOVER, CARL RHAME FR. REED, DAVID THOMAS (5) SO. REED, EDWARD LANG FR. REEDER, DONALD LEE FR. REEDER, HENRY THOMPSON FR. REEVES, GERALD ARCHIE (5) SR. REID, WILLIAM CHARLES SR. REINARTZ, PAUL VICTOR, JR. FR. RHODES, MAJOR CLINE (5) SO. RICE, GEORGE RENTZ JR. RICHARDSON, JAMES LEONARD FR. RICHADSON, JEOME JOHNSON (4) JR. ROACH, BILLY LYNCH FR. ROBBINS, DON KEITH (5) SO. ROBERSON, BOBBY FRANKLIN SO. ROBERSON, JACK DONALD FR. ROBERTSON, JOHN DONALD SR. RODDY, CHARLES DOUGLAS SO. RODDY, JACK A,, JR. FR. ROGERS, DENNIS GENE (5) FR. ROGERS, DWAIN KIRKWOOD (4) SO. ROGERS, JAMES LANHAM, JR. FR. ROGERS, JOHN FRANK, JR. (6) SR. ROGERS, RICHARD GILMORE SO. ROGERS, THOMAS GLENN JR. ROPER, MARSHALL BROCK JR. ROPER, TED JONES FR. ROTHROCK, WILLIAM ROBY (4) SR. RUSSELL, DAVID GORDON X X X X 1214 King St., Beaufort, S. C. H Rt. 1, Box 150, Andrews, S. C. A Main St., Bishopville, S. C. I 1603 Lyttleton St., Camden, S. C. 1 108 Nelson St., Whitmire, S. C. North, S. C. A 1540 Church St., Whitmire, S. C. 1 X 1540 Church St., Whitmire, S. C. 1 King Haigler Apts., Camden, S. C. A 261 Summers Ave., Orangeburg, S. C. I 3603 Richmond St., Jacksonville, Fla. E X 16 A St., Inman, S. C. A 3903 Park St., Jacksonville, Fla. I S. Main St., Marion, S. C. I 431 Rollingwood Cr., Fayetteville, N. C. 1 X Box 301, Trvon, N. C. A X Rt. 2, Blacksburg, S. C. A X 106 Moore St., Union, S. C. I X 106 Moore St., Union, S. C. A X 8 Museum Dr., Warwick, Va. A X Rt. 2, Taylors, S. C. A 1 Judson St., Greenville, S. C. I X 1075 Mayview St., Spartanburg, S. C. A R.F.D., MuUins, S. C. I 168 W. Park Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. J R.F.D. 2, Woodruff, S. C. I Rt. 1, Box 35, Marion, S. C. 1 X 154 S. Guerry St., Florence, S. C. I Rt. 1, Liberty, S. C. A Pickens, S. C. A 569 Woodland St., Spartanburg, S. C. J X 105 Circle Dr.. Union, S. C. I 304 Snyder Hall 325 Carlisle Hall 310 Carlisle Hall 204 Carlisle Hall 303 Snvder Hall 317 Greene Hall 225 Greene Hall Apt. A-6, Campus 201 Black Hall 101 Black Hall 319 Greene Hall 319 Greene Hall 330 Carlisle Hall 105 Greene Hall 203 Black Hall 203 Black Hall 303 Snyder Hall Apt. C-5, Campus Apt. C-8, Campus 123 Howard-Arden Apt. Apt. B-1, Campus Box 134, Drayton, SC Box 134, Drayton, SC 302 Snvder Hall 221 Carlisle Hall 201 Black Hall 106 Greene Hall 323 Greene Hall 828 Reidville Rd, City 240 Greene Hall 240 Greene Hall 240 Greene Hall FR. SALLEY, LAWTON HARRIS (4) FR. SANDERS, FREDERICK, KIRKLAND (1) SO. SARRATT, GARLAND L., JR. SR. SCRUGGS, JAMES HODGES FR. SCRUGGS, ROBERT GETTYS (2) FR. SCUDDER, ARNOLD MARVIN (2) SO. 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X Mary Hunford Hall, Charlottesville, Va. 520 Grace St., Greenwood, S. C. 601 Harrison St., Dillon, S. C. 510 Hampton Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Box 105, Darlington, S. C. 1111 Third St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 740 N. Vernon St., Spartanburg, S. C. X 225 Oakland Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. X Box 87, Clifton, S. C. First St., Easlev, S. C. Box 582, Easley, S. C. X 333 Laurel St., N. Charleston, S. C. 718 Union St., Spartanburg, S. C. 2205 W. North Ave., Anderson, S. C. 1139 Evergreen Cr., Rock Hill, S. C. Rt. 3, Marion, S. C. Rt. 5, Spartanburg, S. C. Lake City, S. C. Oswego, S. C. 255 W. Broad St., Darlington, S. C. 604 Name St., Florence, S. C. 705 Gregg Ave., Florence, S. C. Kirkover Hills, Camden S. C. Apt. C-7, Wofford Campus Roebuck, S. C. X Rt. 3, Box 300, Spartanburg, S. C. 426 S. McQueen St., Florence, S. C. 437 S. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. R.F.D. 2, Chesnee, S. C. 1 1 I A A I J I I I I A A J I I I I J I I A I 1 1 I I I I A A A H A I 328 311 325 325 206 201 202 301 300 300 340 216 216 216 216 341 225 213 213 303 206 230 230 307 304 319 316 208 217 217 217 217 310 310 228 Carlisle Hall Snyder Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall B Snyder Hall Black Hall Carlisle Hall Snyder Hall A Snyder Hall A Snyder Hall Greene Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Greene Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall ■r Hall Hall Hall Hall Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle Greene A Snyd Carlisle Carlisle (ireene Greene Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Black Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Carlisle Hall Greene Hall Greene Hall Carlisle Hall 201 STUDEXT DIRECTORY RANK NAME MAKKIEIP C.I. HOMK AUDKESS DEN COLLEGE ADDRESS JR. C T% ¥ A IT V A  ■ ¥ ¥ 7 ¥ ¥■ ¥0 ¥ ¥  SPIVEY, DAVID BURRIS, JR. p. O. Box 358 Conway, S. C. I 303 Greene Hall FR. SPLAWN, JAMES WILLIAM 494 Forest St., Spartanburg, S. C. A 303 Greene Hall FR. STAGEY, JOSEPH RUBEN (2) ' Pond St., Whitney, S. C. I 303 Greene Hall JR. SI ANT ON, WILLIAM HUGH 110 Harrington Ave., Greenville, S. C. A 218 Carlisle Hall SO. Onr ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ IVI O ¥¥ ¥ ¥ 7 ¥ mi¥ ' STEPHENS, BOBBY GENE Glendale, S. C. I 218 Carlisle Hall JR. C T ¥ ' ¥ t ¥ M O ¥¥ ¥¥ STEVENS, B. B. X Rt. 6, Spartanburg, s. C I 121 Carlisle Hall JR. tr ¥ ¥ ¥ 7 ¥ 1M O IVI ¥ ¥¥)kT A I ¥ A IM ¥ • STEVENSON, JOHN ALEXANDER Rt. o, Seneca, S. C. I 206 Carlisle Hall JR. STEWART, ALAN DON X ¥ _Li. n ¥ I ¥kT ' .7 R.F.D. 2, Locke, N. Y. I 301 Greene Hall SR. SFEWARI, JAMES DAVIS X Clinton Hwy., Joanna, S. C. I 301 Greene Hall FR. SI ILL, REDDICK BOWMAN, III (6) 591 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg, S. C. 1 202 Snyder Hall FR. STOCKMAN, A. PIERCE (6) Montague Ave., Greenwood, S. C. I 301 Snyder Hall FR. SIONE, HENRY OTTO, JR. (5) 185 W. Henry St., Spartanburg, S. C. J 301 Snyder Hall FR. O Tn¥ ¥ • A T ' l ¥ ¥ ¥ • ¥¥ ¥¥ X.! SIREAIER, JERRY (O Ruby, S. C. A 300-B Snyder Hall SO. Z7 T ¥ T A T ¥ A 7 ¥ ¥  STUART, DAVID 2 )Z E. Crosweli Ave., Greenwood, S. C. I 329 Carlisle Hall FR. STUBBS, THOMAS EUGENE (3) Rt. 3, Austell, Ga. A 116 Snyder Hall JK. CTPVT C A U I IVf - W I¥ 1 I A IVIC SIlLtiS, CAKL IVlc W ILLlAlylS 1 nr.. 1 , n . o ■ Box 6i, iravelers txest, S. C A A O C% A Till 324 Greene Hall FR. SUDDUTH, DAVID STODDARD X 298 W. Hampton Ave., Sptg, S. C. I 324 Greene Hall ol . oUv vpo, J i lrjo IjJZjWlo Laurd St., Conway, S. C 1 1 lU Oreene rlall I X . ISI llVIlVIFRii AI TOINJ IFFF ■ 1 1 1 1 1 Apt. A-6, Campus IR SI IMM FR THriMAS ARRA1VI o 0 iTiioflidon oi., i¥.ij., urngourg, o. - 1 1 oUo Ore ne riaii milVIlVIFR ' i ' ri w i vi IA S01V A. 106 LiOwrancc Forest City, IV, C. A .3Ui Oreene riau FR ' JIIRRATT ' lOHIVlVY HFWFY (1 9 ft Hollo.. ' PI na tonKiiv o- C A : aUi Lrreene riaii FR SlIiTTI FIMYRF WAITFR Flir ' FlVF Ev ?rgrpcn Dr., IV. E., Orangeburg, S. C. A ■ . U l nyaer riall IR swAivi j w rffh 312 Condon St., Ocorgetown, S. C. 1 1 ZZo i reene riail FR «WAf lSr M lAlMFQ MAR «TTAI1 ' 9 lij o irisn oi., Dosion, v a. F oZU CJarll le rlall R ' SYriivnR FrjwARri ratf Y -A V ' V D« i tZi iTiain oi., oparianiiurg, j, I J o u dariibie riaii R SYr Xr R r ' HAMTVIl IF I ASSITFR i Di tii iviam oi., oparianuurg, I J Q A r ' n l::C lA 14r.11 Cartisle riail r K. lAlE, JOHN LOUIS (4) lrtOJ¥ II C? ¥ 1 M. IVT 12,i4 Tranklin St., Burlington, N. C. J 0 y ' AO 1 TT 11 306-A Snyder Hall SO. lAlLM, BEN MOOKE, JR. 415 E. latum St., McCall, S. C. 1 t f A d ' 1 1 ¥¥ 11 304 Cralisle Hall CO ' ' ¥ ' A ¥ i k¥ ¥ ¥TOD¥7¥ ¥ ¥ ¥?T ¥¥?lvn lAYLUK, BUKKELL CLElVlEN 1 144 Locust Ave., Hampton, Va. 1 OOT ¥¥ II 227 Greene Hall r K. T A A ¥ f D ¥ ¥7 M L. ' A M ¥ k ¥ ¥7 17 F lAlLOK, LEON SANUifER (5) DoV Irwin Ave., Spartanburg, S. C 1 Oi ' kCftC? 1 1111 308 Snyder Hall SO. A ¥ i ¥ O ¥7 V A ¥ A 1t¥ lAiLUK, KEA ADAMS Kt. 1, Fountain Inn, S. L. 1 fin T 1 1 11 II 227 Carlisle Hall I ' ll r K. nr A ■V¥ rf ¥ D C 1 ¥7 O T A 1VT ' ¥ ¥ ¥ 1V]X lAiLOK, KOBERi ANIHONY 24U holsoni St., Spartanburg, S. C A OCIT 1 1 11 II 227 Carlisle Hall t K. lAiLOR, IHOMAS WALKER (.i) A 212 W. Henry 5t., Spartanburg S. C A s e 1 T¥ II 227 Carlisle Hall su. lAlLUK, WALIEK NEW ION yUZ tj. Mam 5t., Dillon, S. C 1 O 1 ¥¥ 1 1 olo Greene Hall so. ' F¥7 ¥ ¥ ¥7nP lVT ¥ A ¥rf lElVlPLElON, CKAIG Box Tz.i, iNewburg, iV. 1. J O 1 ¥1 11 .il5 Oreene Hall ' T ' ¥7 0 D ¥7¥ ¥ ¥ rf M A ¥ 1 ¥. ' ¥7 ¥Tr ' ¥ ¥ lEKRELL, RONALD KEllH IV Brook St., Lyman, S. C A nil 110 Greene Hall sO. ' ' ¥ ' ¥¥ A ' f CJT ' klVT T ' ¥ ¥ k fl A( ¥ ¥7 ' ' ¥MAt ¥A IHACKSION, IHOIVIAS REGINALD Uo Cantrell Ave., rort iVlill, S. C 1 TT 11 205 Greene Hall r K. IHOMASON, WILLIAJVl BONNEK (4) Charlotte Hwy., York, S. C. J 1 f ' r o 1 T¥ 11 106-B Snvder Hall SO. THOMPSON, LEON EDWIN 411 Smith St., Timmonsville, S. C. I 212 Carlisle Hall r i . V A A Landrum, S. C. J ZXZ Carlisle rlall so. THRAILKILL, JOHN ROBERT 4806 Main St., Columbia, S. C. I 127 CarUsle Hall TIMMONS; r ' HARIF ' i FHWARH 118 Crescent Rd., Spartanburg, C. 197 r ' ovli.fiA 14ol! 1 i i arii ie riaii so. TOOLE, HOWARD ELDRED Carey St., Greer, S. C. A 119 Carlisle Hall so. TRAMMELL, BOBBY MONTGOMERY 120 Cureton St., Greenville S. C. I 315 Carlisle Hall SP. TRAMMELL, JAMES AARON X Rt. 1 Woodruff, S. C, A 315 Carlisle Hall FR. TRUESDAYE, KENNETH MICHAEL (2) Rt. 1, Heath Springs, S. C. 1 306-B Snvder Hall SR. TUCKER, WILLIAM MADISON 405 Lucerne Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. 306-B Snvder Hall FR. TUGGLE, JAMES MICHAEL (5) 2335 Forest Dr., Charlotte, S. C. A 105 Black Hall JR. TUNNO, WILLIAM MILES 656 Boyd St., Spartanburg, S. C. E 105 Black Hall FR. TURNAGE, ELMER EMMETT, JR. (1) 457 Laurens St., Spartanburg, S. C. B 105 Black Hall FR. TURNER, JAMES WILLIAM (2) Pageland, S. C. A 300-A Snyder Hall FR. USHER, BOBBY CLYDE (4) W. Main St., BennettsviUe, S. C. A 314 Carlisle Hall FR. UTSEY, WALKER JERRELL (6) St. George, S. C . I 312 Snyder Hall FR. VARN, GEORGE HOLLAND, JR. (4) P. O. Box 457, Kingstree, S. C. I 210 Snyder Hall SP. VAUGHN, JAMES ROBERT X 127 Marlboro Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. J 210 Snvder Hall FR. VAUGHN, NOBLE (7) Rt. 1, Middlesboro, Kv. A 206 Black Hall FR. VERNON, JOHN DONALD (2) Box 103, Travelers Rest, S. C. J 208 Snvder Hall SR. VINES, WILLIAM JOSEPH Trenton, S. C. I 302 Greene Hall FR. VISE, PAUL GEDDES (5) X Rt. 1, Roebuck, S. C. J 302 Greene Hall JR. WALLACE, HARRY HART Star Rt., Box 50, Beaufort, S. C. I 309 Greene Hall JR. WALLACE. RICHARD STRONG 122 Sanders St., Darlington S. C. I .333 Greene Hall JR. WALLACE, WILLIAM CLANKTON Rt. 3, Marion, S. C. A 117 Greene Hall JR. WALTER, TED HOLT Rt. 2, Florence, S. C. I 203 Greene Hall SR. WARD, JOHN LOGAN 926 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. N 308 Greene Hall lot iTlerrinion Ave., Aslieviue. It. 1 . Zo t reene rlall SR. WASHBURN, EDWARD NOLLIE X X Rt. 2, Bostic, N. C. I Apt. B-7, Campus FR. WATSON, CLYDE S. (7) Wilson St., Chesterfield, S. C. I 305-A Snvder Hall JR. WATSON, DAVID T. 2673 Sherrod St., Knoxville, Tenn. I 130 Carlisle Hall FR. WATSON, GEORGE THOMPSON, JR. 2.37 Grace Terrace, Greenwood, S. C. N .322 Carlisle Hall FR. WATSON, JOHN TRAVIS (1) 219 Leitner St., Graniteville, S. C. I 313 Carlisle Hall SO. WATSON. ROBERT STEADMAN (I) Milliken Ave., Drayton, S. C. I 313 Carlisle Hall 1225 King Ave., Florence, S. C. I 208 Black Hall FR. WAY. JOHN GILBERT (1) 101 Carniel St., ( reenville, S. C. I 206 Black Hall SR. WEAST, HOWARD COLTON Box 764, Rt. 5, Kannapolis, N. C. A 302 Greene Hall FR. WEATHERS, HALLIE THI RSTON (. ' ) 2117 Oakhurst Cr., Spartanburg, S. C. I 302 Greene Hall SR. WEAVER, BEN FRANKLIN 1105 S. Lafayette St., Shelby, N. C. I 205 Carlisle Hall FR. WEAVER. WILLIAM DAVID (.1) Montlake Dr., Rt. 3 Knoxville. Tenn. A 205-B Srvd f Hal 202 STUDEXT DIRECTORY NAMK MARRIED RANK FR. WEBBER, OLIVER BLAKE (3) FR. WEBSTER, CECIL DEWARD (3) FR. WEEKS, WILBUR PINCKNEY (2) SR. WELLS, LEWIS THOMAS JR. WEST, DONALD F. FR. WEST, GEORGE BUREN, JR. (6) JR. WEST, JOE RAMSEY, JR. SO. WESTBROOK, SIDNEY HENRY FR. WHITE, GEORGE RAY, JR. FR. WHITLEY, WILLIAM HENRY, JR. (6) FR. WHITLOCK, MYLES WENTWORTH, JR. (6) JR. WHITMIRE, GROVER CLEVELAND X JR. WIGGINS. JAMES THOMAS JR. WILBURN, ROBERT EDWARD FR. WILKES, THOMAS BYARS, JR. HOMB AI DRESS 1 EX 1904 E. Main St. Ext., Sptg, S. C. A 113 Dogwood Dr., Burlington, N. C. J R.F.D. 1, St. George, S. C. I 2308 Dearborn St., Augusta, Ga. I Box 70, Pauline, S. C. A 741 N. Liberty St., Spartanburg, S. C. A R.F.D. , Inman, S. C. I 1034 Charlotte Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. I Rt. 1, Tinimonsville, S. C. A 400 S. Main St., Kannapolis, N. C. I 863 Whitlock St., Spartanburg, S. C. I X Box 341, Tryon, N. C. A 309 W. Cohen St,. Union, S. C. A 113 Wallace St., Union, S. C. A 25 Georgie St., Woodruff, S. C. 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