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W,.,,t,,,:l A WszqzkjgKgqgifiiigiigqz-'js-1 1 9,,L.3ga,+gg:5fqg,:,5.i- 1 ,:,i?'1H7f311 iw35fla,51z3'1g225122z1s3if'21112111 11591111ai5ie51535veff1gQKfge,11A gg' 'fwieff 11 1 1 W 1 11 1111 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 34 igsff'AK3Fff15fi1553fW5,?z1 I1 11513: ' tfvszjisii , v.W, ,.A,,fA1, Qg 11535 in 11111 --1Qw1w-1 1 i 3.3,?,g21s,ffQ,,Jf :gi far gtnfuw In order to be a great institution our college must have as its leaders men ol ability, Foresight, and vision. Dr. Morgan, our Academic Dean, pos- sesses these qualities. As a teacher and a friend he has obtained the admi- ration and respect of both the students and the faculty. It is through such in- telligent supervision as he has been able to give that we have advanced and then maintained our high standards. I4 BOARD OF TRUSTEES J. CHOICE EVINS, Pre5icIent. .... S. F. CANNON, Secretary. .... .. W.A.DOWNES ...... JOHN A. LAW ....,..... . HOWARD B. CARLISLE .... . . ISAAC ANDREWS ........ BEN HILL BROWN ..... MRS. W. R. CROOK .... MISS ANNIE LEE .... . H. ARTHUR LIGON .... THOMAS M. LYLES .,..... MRS. W. C. CLEVELAND .... .. Spartanburg, S. C. ...Spartanburg, S. C. .New York, New York .. Spartanburg, S. C. ...Spartanburg, S. C. .. Spartanburg, S. C. ...Spartanburg, S. C. .. Spartanburg, S. C. .....Monroe, N. C. .. Spartanburg, S. C. . . Spartanburg, S. C. . . . .GreenviIIe, S. C. H. M. CLEVELAND, .... . ..... Spartanburg, S. C. MRS. S. CLAY WILLIAMS. .. Winston-Salem, N. C. MRS. HENRY W. DAVIS .... . ..... Atlanta, Georgia W. D. DuPREE .... ...... ..... ..... S p a rtanburg, S. C. WALTER S. MONTGOMERY. .. . . FRANK B. VINCENT.. .... . . .. . OFFICERS OF TI-I E ADMINISTRATION DR. EDWARD M. GWATHMEY esident ........ . . .. . lean ot Women .... ..... .DEAN MARY WILSON GEE ean ot Music School .... .. .... . .. .. .DEAN ERNST BACON -cting Dean of Musi -cademic Dean ..... registrar ..... asurer. lirarian ....... resident Physician Izsident Nurse. .. .. c School .... .. .. .EDWIN GERSCHEFSKI ELFORD MORGAN .........ALICE A. PECK F. KLUGH ...LOUISA B. CARLISLE ....DR. FRANK PUGH SALLIE T. CADE ecutive Secretary of AIumnae. . ,........ MARJORIE WALL eld Secretary.. .... ..... . .... M RS. ROBERT GLASGOW zcretary to President ..... ..... M RS. JLIANITA JOHNSON zcretary of Music School. .. .ANNA MARGARET WILLIAMS ead ot Publicity. . ....... ........... J ESSICA ANDERSON rector of HaIIs. .. . .... MRS. LEWIS HARVARD etitian ............ .. ..... MARGARET HAMMOND , ssistant Dietitian. ... .... ... .. .. ...MRS. F. C. LIGON ssistant Director of Halls. .. .. ..... MRS. MAE PARKER ssistant Treasurer .... . .. . .. .. ..... FRANCES HACKETT ssistant to the Dean of Women . . .... ELIZABETH YATES ...Spartanburg, si C. ...Spartanbur3, S. C. u it 4' -. 'Ac' ff-f I6 ELIZABETH ALI CONVERSE D MOSELEY GWATHMEY, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. President MARY WILSON GEE, B.A., M.A., Li'ct.D. Dean and Professor of Latin ELEORD C. MORGAN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Academic Dean and Professor of English JOSEPH A. TILLINGHAST, B.S., M.A., Litt.D. Professor of Social and E ' conomic Science WILLIAM H . MORTON, B.S., Sc.D. Professor Emeritus of Ph ' ysrcs and Astronomy W S MYERS BA , . ., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English ELDON THOMA GEORGE B. CLINKSCALES, B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics BESSIE SLIMMERELL, B,A Pr f ., M.A. o essor of German and French ADOLPHE VER MONT, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Roma nce Languages GLISTA WILLIA MS, B.S., M.S. Professor of BioIogy AUGUST C. COOK Profe ssor of Art and History of Art HENRY E. SHIVER, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry IZACU LTY HENRIETTA BROWNING, B.A. Professor of Physical Education RUTH FRANK PLIGH, B.A., M.D. Resident Physician, and Professor of Physiology and Hygiene JANET HAMILTON MEADE, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Greek and Latin ROBERT CORNELIUS WINGEIELD Ph.B., M.A., Ph.D Professor of Psychology ELWOOD C. HUNTER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Education ' HAZEL ABBOTT, B.A., BE., M.A. Professor of Speech and Drama RICHARD G. STONE, B.A., Ph.D. Professor of Social Science GEORGE E. TAYLOR, B.A., M.A., S.T.B., S.T.D. I Chaplain of the College and Professor of Biblical Literature and Philosophy HELEN PORTER SMITH, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of English ALINE S. WEST, B.A., M.A. Associate Professor of Chemistry and Physics ELIZABETH L. SAWYER, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology JOHN A. HAMILTON, JR., B.A., M.A., Ph Associate Professor of .D. French and Spanish I 7 'S if 7 if ,Q GABA V -4 .4.. ', Q r L I2 CONVEIQSE ALICE A. PECK, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics ELIZABETH S. BEARDEN, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English and Director of Freshman English LILLIAN KIBLER, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of History DORIS M. HANNAN, B.A., M.S. Instructor in Physical Education ANNA MAE SMITH, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education LENORE THOMPSON, B.A., M.A. Instructor of Psychology MRS. W. S. BEGG, B.A., M.A. Instructor of Mathematics LOUISA B. CARLISLE, B.A. Librarian ERNST BACON, M.A. Dean and Professor of Piano and Composition EDWIN GERSCHEFSKI, Ph.B., B.Mus. Acting Dean and Professor of Piano, Theory, and Music Composition N. IRVING HYATT Dean Emeritus and Professor of Piano and Composition MARY HART LAW, B.Mus. Professor Emeritus of Theory and Music Education FACU LTY GLENN CROWDER STABLES Professor of Voice WALTER SPRY Professor of Piano CLAIRE HARPER Associate Professor of Violin ond Chamber Music RADIANA RAZMOR, B.A. Associate Professor of Voice LIONEL NOWAK, B.Mus., M.Mus. Associate Professor of Piano and Theory ALONZO LAPE, BS., M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Theory, School Music, and Wind Instruments JOI-IN M. LEWIS, M.S.M. Assist ant Professor of Or gan, Theory, and History of Music DOROTHY I-IORNER, B.M us., M.Mus. Instructor of Piano INA GE RSCI-IEFSKI, B.Mus. Guest Artist-Piano, The ' ory, and Child Pedagogy ROI-IINI COOMARA Guest Artist-Cello ELENA IRISI-I B M , . us. Graduate I:eIIowship in Piano flwwfefffe CSMW We QM! LVL 45565 1 -4 15 . Pm. sf. X 1 . w .ft f .. 1? .hir y 'ii 0 , gl' Ewaw . '15 A 1 -His' .vs ' 4. 5 F i :L 3.--K ' X K ' v ,U -,.,, v -r ld. 1. . . 'fl x wg, .. - M513 ,I f E' - . 4' . r ... .-:Q . Wu, .,1f,.A 14' .., - . . :H-T'-fN'S,'?J .mf - , .JF P' ' ' -ijiw, zfqu. P., -E' 1.--Y ,A-qfxl.. '.v.4 in 1 ,....,--- ,-: f . 56 . , ,. .QE - ,-1, A ' 1.,f.Q,'fQ fm. rl Y, A n 3 . 'Q-fm' :HE 1 . ..-w .mv H 4 1 1 ,ff '7' rl .N L. 3'Qv,!Bz..' ... '.-, 1 H , Y in .. - Vw. -, ,. 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L3.'J fE,,:?.. .ap if' . v :gy ' M31 ,gm I ,i M: it ' ..: --. gh , if-'-.zyif v,+'f5' , -frm. -.mi-.f. 3154. x-in '-His' A rflihxf aft.. Ji JZJQJOKZVLZ af CTOVLVKZJG Little did the Class of '43 realize when it be- gan its work at Converse that it would be the tirst graduating class in a World War ll. Times have changed as they always do, and that cocksure bunch of rats has become a class of girls which is going away from school with a purpose adept to a war-time crisis. But let's go back to when it all began. Remem- ber-all those big shots who graduated from high school 'n' prep school in '39 . . . l-low much fun they had deciding on Converse for an alma mater 'n' all those letters during the summer . . . The ones from Sis 'n' Maxie 'n' Marjie, and that important one from the big sister? All the fun getting ready to go away 'n' how scared we were though we wouldn't dare admit it? And those cguestions we wanted to ask, and didnit, and wished we had. Yes, we finally got here. Some with Umommas 'n' poppasf' some with sisters, 'n' a few of us ventured in all alone. We got those roommates settled and the big sisters showed us our way around. But what was this rat week thing we'd heard whisperings about? Well, we found out! Leighton Acree lshe was the Sophomore Pres- ident, you knowl, told us in no uncertain terms what we had to do in' a lot about what we couldnit do. Fifty-nine pigtails and paper dry- cleaning bag dresses just about put us through. We couldnit tear the dresses and we had to button, too. lt just didn't seem logical. We got the grass well watered with our thimbles and pretty well cut with our scissors, and Little Toole even played l-lumpty Dumpty with an honest-to-goodness egg. You guessed right! l-lumpty Dumpty fell all right-in a great big bunch of Sophomores. And did she have fun cleaning it up! Before we knew it, the thing was over and the Junior-Freshman Wedding was staring us in the face. We were all betting on who the bride would be, and the suspense was territic. When Jean Bumstead came down the aisle of the auditorium to be wed to our sister class, you can imagine how thrilled we were. Lib Lyles was maid-of-honor, and the whole atfair went otf like the real thing. The rats were always up to tricks, 'n' prob- ably the funniest of all happened in Dexter the day before the tirst dance. About the middle of the afternoon the Dexterities discovered that they had no shoes in which to trip the light fantastic and they were nowhere to be found. Tempus fugitedn and at exactly 8:20 all the shoes appeared in one pile in the third floor iron- ing room. Whewl Were we glad to see 'em even if it was a struggle to find two alike. A lot happened that year but the most im- portant event came after Thanksgiving. The elec- tion of class otficersl Billie Goodwin became pres- ident to 'fill the shoes of little Dot Jenkins who had been our adviser. Billie had what it takes, 'n' led the class through the rest of the year. There were plenty of homesick girls after the tirst Christmas at home, but exams soon put a stop to that. One lapse of our college career passed with a lot of ups and downs, but we felt more like we belonged after we'd struggled through that set of information pleases. . 'l 5 Y -:T Rtd Bnrw- Kat? de it Cffvq ,.. J Q, cg s -:JE -re a sf?-.4 bf so mwf l T - ,-,, K gk:-rj in ff f J J 'fv' J RAT' f.L5T-....-l4t f. fji1B I Q Jl X 'N i C-JJ tam- ,Shri i k . ,Sgt fdill ll .H -C! XL 'xt O xj 'Ns-:N-LQ l WX lc QM ltr ,iii f 1.2.1 -fe-af, -f 2 ...Q ij,-f aa Msgs The rest oi the year tlew by, and we soon be- gan thinking about being mighty Sophomoresf' . . . Billie was re-elected President of the class, and we put our heads together to start plans for the great event ot our lives. This time we'd be the big dogs lor a change. They say that nobody likes a Sophomore, but we did our darndest to break a precedent. Ratting was iun, but a struggle. Then and there we decided we'd ten times rather be ratted a year than to rat for a week. Perhaps the biggest event in a Converse big dogs' life is Senior-Sophomore Day. We donned black caps ,ni gowns lthe ones we wish we could un-don nowl and thought we were just about wraps? As usual, the Sophomore Class dwindled prac- tically away, and we came back the next lall minus members but thinking that maybe it was quality rather than quantity that counted alter all. A few transfers joined our happy family, but the class remained a small one. For that all-important year Stewn was our president 'ni Bobbe Milburn was heap big custodian oi the coke machine 'n' the Junior Shop. Remember all the things that happened . . . becoming the proud possessors of little sisters . . . the Junior-Freshman Wed- ding . . . the Christmas Bazaar . . . the Junior Dance . . . and, tinally, the thing we'd been working- towards all year-the Junior- Senior. It was a busy year. We won the shield 'n' then Cupid went on the rampage 'n' tried to take the U rest of our class away. We practically out-did the Seniors with the sparklers in our midst. December 7 of that year was a very important date in our lives. The attack on Pearl l-larbor made a big scratch on our complacency and we suddenly grew into a more serious minded rising Senior Class. With the Fact that we were a war Class imprinted upon our minds, we took more seriously the tasks of our senior year. Our holidays were changed, rationing started and we had to give up some of the little nice- tiesi' weid been accustomed top but we knew that it was only small sacritice in comparison with the war classes ol other countries. All ot our work became more closely connected with the war ettortg but the traditions and spirit that make Converse, Converse, were not iorgotten. Our last dance . . . the parties in the dining room . . . sponsors for the hockey games lremember Miss Thompson and the run- away horse 'n' buggyl . . . the Christmas tree in Main . . . dressing dolls For the mountain children . . . our last tling at being childish on Senior-Sophomore day . . . all these things were not forgotten nor will they be as long as twe memories ol Converse live with us, the Class ol ,43. As we leave our alma mater, it is the com- mencement oi ulivingi'-living the ideals which we have lormed in Converse and which Converse has Formed in us. LUCIA GHGER, Class l-listorian. 0'-E 55295 J' n Ezgafgiu 7 X J -' Q ,, X. M ' S 9. C5 J sim ui ir. if iv ff K lim V -- T jf l J ,.ir lilli V. -A. C 11. A W -J Dt C-lf -erm my-ll'-ffl 'I-1 iQTlTri L 'f'T T 'A' TTL 23 Q. Now that the present senior class is on the threshold of death-and being away from Converse will kill many of us--preparing to step into the vast unknown and unpredicted orbit at this time called the world, it has been my pleasant duty to contact the unhappy members of this graduating class and endeavor to make them realize the importance of leaving to remaining individuals not quite as well educated as we, the things which we dare not carry from the halls of Converse into newly made homes, our mother's homes, old-maid homes, and homes blown into bits by Nazi bombs. Without further comment on world affairs, I do hereby release the following will and testament: l, Lib Adams, leave my most democratic personality to Lalla Green Nimmocks. Long live democracy! We, Jane Adams and Marty Wyche, do bequeath our ingenuity to create midnight parties to Jo Cureton and Hannah Walker. I, Lib Lyles, reluctantly leave my reserved seat on the train to Atlanta to Emily Jennings. I, Doady Hyman, do gladl bequeath a set of beat-up tires to Harvey Newsom to be used only on the road to Clemson. I, Virginia Ann Morgan, db hereby will my roles in Spartanburg Music Festivals to Margaret Goodman. We, Sara Lee Gifford and Sammy Worley, will and bequeath a broken alarm clock to anyone or everyone who misses breakfast. I, Nancy Anderson, do hereby leave my love for Dr. Myers to Caroline Woods, I, Gene Mears, will my good sportsmanship to Mary Jean Hooper. I, Natalie Jennings, do leave all my extra quality points to Anne Bates who likes extended vacations as well as I. We, Bettie Vann and Mary Bauman, do hereby relinquish our scholarships from the Carolina, State, Strand, and Palmetto theatres to the deserving Frances Fleming and Carolyn McSween. I, Margaret Jordan Young, do hereby will my surplus gym cuts to any needy junior. I, Dot France, do hereby bequeath all my athletic abilities to Kent Seignious. I, Sara Suitt, do leave my music school hangover to Grace Martin. I, Harriett Bull, do will and bequeath a road map leading to Vance to anyone who now possesses a red convertible. I, Betty Harris, do leave my general search for knowledge in the field of Philosophy to Cacie Gant. I, Lib Allison, do will all my future telephone calls to Eloise Bethel. I, Eleanor Toole, do hereby bequeath my ability to sleep any time and all the time to Kitty Colclough. We, Jane Vandiver and Anne Marshall, leave our power dance and fascination for big hats to Betty Isbell. I, Mary Frances Morgan, dutifully entrust my nightly vigils to Betsy Brunk. I, Polly Breeden, do hereby leave my bobby-pins to Bess Owen Alexander, who looks as well as I with her hair screwed up. I, P, C. Howard, do hereby bequeath my nickname to any underclassman who deems herself worthy of being a privileged character. We, Vivian Workman and Peggy Hite, do hereby leave our atfection for ever reciting Orley and Little George Washing- ton to whosoever may have the nerve to bore those attending our bonfires. I, Virginia Hengeveld, do hereby will and bequeath sudden outbursts of laughter to Betty Rodmon. I, Sara Spigener, do leave my love for medical men to Helen Myatt. l, Anne Crooks, do hereby will my creative writing ability to Betty Murph. I, Susie Plowden, leave my love for social case work to Margaret Workman. I, Marguerite Symms, do hereby bequeath my ability to attract soldiers on the train to Jean Harby. With fondest memories, I, Jean Maney, do leave the library to my sister in hopes that she will hold it up for the next three ears. Y I, Mary Ruth Cannon, do bequeath three months on Converse campus to just any girl in love. I, Lucy Geiger, do leave my Cupid's bow and arrow to Cupid himself until he sees fit to give it to someone else. I, Frances Brooke, after four long years, do bequeath my ability to whisper to Dot Knott. I, Nancy Vaughan, do leave my afternoon Chemistry labs to Betty McCarty. Regretfully, I, Allison Stone, must necessarily withhold my cute personality and good looks for the well-being of the future enerations. 3 I, Bob Blackmon, hereby will and bequeath my Red Cross uniform and veil to anyone who can knit two, pearl two, for two inches, and then knit for sixty-eight. We, the graduating Class of '43 leave not our number but our spirit of good fellowship to all posterity. Signed and sealed by BOB BLACKMON, Class Testator. Y . xy , Y -a- KD lied Barns- BBA'-igial'-1 Ji, QQ .. Ri! Qi 'Lf 11 I , T Yi Q WI-.rf , x Y ir Kgyfipg Q '. IQ fu it QW I if I it ' D X e f' ' T' I xl, ' GAA'-'Au CZQTXJIIZ , ,k tigkg gy dlgfiy ig WI all? Il MIG' 'C XL o XJ ' Nj I JI 5 C, X9 Xisifbf fly fig rs'l.3,L 'iw Z' Lf E QQ -fig' - -fe 24 14, I:lflfL6.4 0 01446 Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City, May 29, 1948. Converse College, Spartanburg, S. C., Dear Miss Gee, It's been a long time-five whole years-since the Class of '43 was at dear old Converse. I know it's a hard job for you to keep in touch with all of us, so I've done a little snooping around and will tell you now what I've learned about some of them. You'II remember that we had some rare people in our class. Take Mary Frances Morgan-the smart girl that finished in February. During the war she was an international spy. Now, her ability to seek out the unknown has led her to be an F. B. I. agent. Harriett Bull is her chief assist- ant-that is, when Miss Bull isn't playing. You see, she cultivated her ardent love for music, and is now a violinist in the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra. You should hear some of those high notes she saws out! Do you remember Bettie Vann and Mary Bauman, the eternal movie hounds? Well, they're now co-owners of Roxy Theatre here in New York. Peculiar thing there-the features change three times a day, with triple features on Satugiay. Lib Lyles has money invested there, too, and her profits keep her on the road to Atlanta every week en . After winning all those camp medals, Gene Mears is now director of a summer camp for girls. All work and no play makes plenty of jack! Natalie Jennings is still going to Harvard summer school, just for the fun of it. Yes, she did organize a Lonely Hearts Club there, too. Misses Marshall and Vandiver are now directors of a dancing school. They teach the ballet, the waltz, modern dancing, and of course, the Mississip i Hop! Mary Ruth Cannon Jones has become a horse trainer, and her favorite one, Privileged Character, won the Kentucky Derby this year. She named the horse after a former roommate of hers. During the war, and in the post-war period, Dot France has been director of calisthenics at Camp Croft. The boys are crazy about Funny Bunny. Doady Hyman has been at one particular job since she finished school. She runs a bus line from Spartanburg to Clemson, working eight days a week. The buses, of course, are all red. She gives free rides on the week end. Mrs. John Payne, Jr., came to see me last week end. She's the former Virginia Hengeveld. Mr. Payne is the son of the late John Payne, actor. Henger met John, Jr., in Atlantic City, where she entered the beauty contest for Miss America. After getting her doctor's degree in Biology, Nancy Vaughan went on an expedition to Africa fthe part that even the war dioln't touchl to do research work. Freda Sullivan went along to give artificial respiration. You remember quiet little Eleanor Howard, don't you, Miss Gee? She is now professor of Bible at Chapel Hill. Bob Blackmon has at last obtained her one ambition. She lives in a governor's mansion somewhere in North Carolina. In her spare time she reads medical books. Peggy Hite has a quaint little radio repair shop in Evergreen, ln her spare time she raises petunias. Her father is proud of her just the same. Just look in on any kindergarten these days and you'Il see a portrait of Polly Breeden. She's the leader of them all! She has also adopted ten little orphans. Lieutenant Allison Stone is still with the Ferry Command. She does take leave now and then, and especially when there's a Y conference going on. I might add here that Eleanor Toole, despite that height, is a top sergeant with the Commands. I've been dashing all over New York to see Lucy Geiger. Every time a fire engine passes, I rush out and follow it in hopes that Lucy will be at the scene of disaster to cover the story For New York Times. Well, there we are, Miss Gee. So sorry I couldn't get in touch with the rest of the class. Hope everything is fine with you, Dr. Gwathmey, Dr. Morgan, and the rest of the fine faculty of our college. Best wishes! Sincerely, SARA SPIGENER. P.S. Know you enjoy seeing Vivian Workman each year around picture-taking time. She has a wonderful photographers studio in Charlotte. up O .fl bcftigj J, f Q4 17 -X .- X . .. X jf fs ' 'vpn ... f Wil' tk lat ?f .riIilii'lI 2 'li lll ff ilu! jwil ,A 'A' K- TLB-f A AD- Q,:.:f5Q.-g-....:.s.f. 12- Q E- ' to 'H .-.ss 25 Tgii- 4 2-if-f Senior Class President .........., First Vice-President ..... Second Vice-President .,.. Secretary ........,,.. Treasurer ....r.....,...... Memories are dear to all of us. Alter tour years of living together, each girl has Found her particular place at Converse through her personality. We now leave our college home, but each of us takes with her various remembrances oi our classmates. How could we ever iorget .... Peggy call- ing those class meetings .... Doaoly leaving for Clemson in her red convertible to see Billy .... Lucy and the P. V .... Bauman trying to collect the annual money .... Allison asking For less noise in Y.i' . . . Nat and her Lonely Hearts Club. . . . Barbara Brown walking in late tor class .... Dot France, better known as Funny Bunny, having all sports her Favorite .... Polly presiding over the student body meeting each Mon- day .... Harriett and her geechie accent. ..........PEGGYHITE . . . .BARBARA BROWN . . . .ELIZABETH LYLES . , . . , .MARY BAUMAN . . . .DORA ELLEN HYMAN . . . Gene Mears' sportsmanship .... Helen Bishop checking rooms for Mrs. Harvard .... Marshall and Vandiver with their Miss Mully, at least. . . . Bob encouraging knit- ting tor the Red Cross .... Nancy Anderson as a perfect example ol Gamma Sigma .... Lib and Charles Darlin' leading the Cotillion tigure .... Betty Harris as a natural genius. . . . Henge and the wonderful May Day. . . . Fanny and her versatile conversations .... Li'l Toole contradicting Culbertson .... Spic listening to Harry James .... Marcia Parrish and her senior recital .... Betty Vann going to Methodist Sunday School-meeting Edgar .... Becky Wilburn's lovely voice .... P. C. with her camera .... Cannon Jones and her restrictions .... Ruth Boyd's de- sertion tor one she loves more .... Lib Lyles 2 6 EQVZ and her Concord house parties .... Crooks entertaining with her puns .... Betty Smith proudly wearing her engagement ring Jane Adams singing in the shower .... Sammy and her Frequent trips to the movies .... Ann Montgomery as day student presrd nt . . . Marty and her weekends in Greenville .... Eunice Purnell slip ping out oi classes .... Nancy Vaughan testing tor malaria Marguerite Symms and those Christmas dolls .... Jordon eating with Miss Gee .... Li'l Work doing a tine piece oi work on the an nual .... Mildred Willson and her Bud .... Virginia Anne Morgan singing in . . . Sara Suitt playing volleyball .... Mary Fanny Two o'CIock Whistle The Seeing-Eyes' lflfbd , 15673 making use of her rubber ear .... Harriet Ann's ambition in raolio. . . . Lib Allison talking about Dan .... Betty Cole working in juvenile court .... Kathleen Farnsworth following in Mrs. Bacon's footsteps. . . . Jean Maneyis corporal .... Mamie Burnett's trips to Clemson. . . . Sara Lee trying to get a suntan .... Betty Gentry looking lovely with her auburn hair against a purple sweater .... Susie Plowden knitting in class? These are only little things but they are to us as much a part ol our Alma Mater as are our classes, athletics, and activities. These little things we take with us. A -r, i i X., - - -in ... it .Ag fukin-.,-V , 'Brut fx ,fff 'ij if,-.,,-X 3 .. FQ . W .. ii ef l.l'L Work and PEGGY W ., ,.. - - - - ' ' 5 I. in 3? 4 F ai ,, .EM V III ' isrsse r ' 5 1 MFI ufegi. saw' 3 rw 5 ar 1 c-.rf ANN I-IOLCOMBE Mascot I ELIZABETH DUNCAN ADAMS, Union, S. C. B.A. Sociology F. O. R., Senior Order Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4. Cabinet, 3: Presidents Board, 3: Freshman Adviser, 3: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Presi d t , .. . ... en, 4, Ys and Other Ys , Photographer, 3: ParIey Voo , As- sistant Business Manager, 3: Dramatic Club, I. 2, 3, Stage Man- ager, 3: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4, Advisor Boa d, 3 I-I y r , ead oi Hiking, 3: Class Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Class I-Ioclcey, I, 2, 4, Man- ager, 4, Class Tennis, 3, Class Swimming, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 3, Cap- tain, 4, Sub-Varsity, 2, 3, 4: Fire Lieutenant, 3, Fire Chief, 4: Class Secretary, 3: Junior-Freshman Wedding, Bridesmaid, I, 3: May Day, 2. 3, 4: Camera Clu b, 3, Secretaryfireasurer, 3: I. R. C., 3: Social Science Club, 3: Senior Superlative, 4. JANE ADAMS, Meridian, Miss. B.Mus. Voice Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Student Concert Committee, 2: Junior Recital. 3: Senior Re- cital, 4: Student Radio Committee, 3, 4, Chairman, 4: I. R. C., 3, 4: ParIey Voc , I, 2, 3 4' Reporter's Club I 2 3 4 Ch . . . . . . z orus, I, 2 3, 4: Opera, I, 2, 3, 4: Palmetto Players, 3. 4: Athletic Assoc I, 2, 3, 4. iation, rj 'if , ,, , ' Q i nnnifii L --.st 'nt ELIZABETH ALLISON, Brevard, N. C. B.A. Psychology Brevard College, I, 2: Cotillion Club, 3. 4i Y. W. C. A., 3, 41 Ath- Ietic Association, 3. 4. NANCY ANDERSON, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. English Gamma Sigma Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: I. R. C., 4: L'AIliance Francaise, 2: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIPI-IAN VEAZEY BAUMAN, Montreat, N. C. B.S. Biology Warcl-Belmont Junior College, I, 25 Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Class Sec- retary, 4: Commencement Marshal, 3: Athletic Association, 3, 4, Varsity Volleyball, 3, Varsity Basketball, 3, Class I-Iockey, 3, 4, Wearer of the C , Palmetto Players, 3, 41 I. R. C., 3: Math-Science Club. 35 Cotillion Club, 3, 43 Y's and Other Y's Assistant Business Man- ager, 3, Business Manager, 4: Junior-Freshman Wedding, Best Man, 3: May Court, 3, 47 Fire Lieutenant, 31 Delegate to College Biolo- gist's Convention, 3. I k Q I qv.: -w 552332. a K F 6 55 Q' Cf' 4. , r, ,gf 9, fm' M , ami U 5 ' . . P wr . 1 ., 0 ,S 1 L- - 8 h a ,Fi-M. . ' :44f 1' fi li 533 r - .fi ff ,' .fi . ', . if ' ff sl ly ri' nc 54 f' 4 V i F' W, n R .xx 'Vu ,u. af U' 'Yr .R 'L Q. A34 xg: QL' J 3, Q , 155 u. -'A k b i -iv, . ! '-f '..., , ' - ' nl' 3 3 Q? ff' ' 12. :Qi ' T 42: 'G L ' 3-.. . of ,. 5 'X Lx- 'x I. Q1 n Wren GZ' sa . few' ff' 34.5, as ' .. . L xv' far I' -by ri.: ea s H . ii A ak fi ', wif i ' 2 as i. i ii' 1 ' Q ,'f :,,.a5. -.E . -if .- . 1 sis 4 sm ., Q 1 W dn. am, Wy - Q , - :sf ,Q E 2 I is ' ' eg? -we H' i.,:..ii:.:a.'ztzL1.1.i,L.'.' I ' .i.tL3Y:t-I .:a...,..':: . . ... . ..s. .-...f....Ir.-:.1' IXCJ POLLY BREEDEN, Bennettsville, S. C. B.A. Sociology Senior Order Student Council, 3, 4, Dining Room Chairman, 3, President, 4: Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet, 3, 4, Reporter, 3, Honorary Member 4: Presidents Board, 4: Commencement Marshal, 3: Treasurer ol Class, 3: I. R. C., 3, 4: Reporter's Club, I, 2, 3: Hyatt Music Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Social Science, 3, 47 Delegate to S, I. A. S. G., 3, 4: Delegate to Blue Ridge, 3: Athletic Asso- ciation, I, 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board, 3, Head ol Hiking, 3: Head Chapel Proctor, 3: ParIey Voo , 3, Assistant Business Manager, 3: Senior Superlative, 4: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. FRANCES BROOKE, Norlollc, Va. B.A. English F. O. R., Senior Order, Alpha Sigma Sigma Student Council, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President, 4: Junior-Fresh- man Wedding, I, Bridesmaid: May Court Attendant, 4: Cilee Club, 3: I. R. C., 3, 4: Wild Thyme, 4: Reporters Club, I, 2, 3: ParIey Voo , I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, I, 4, Club Editor, 2, Feature Editor, 3: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3. 4, Cabinet, 2: Ath- letic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Superlative, 4: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. BARBARA BROWN, Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. Sociology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: I, R. C., 3, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club, 3, 4: Grand- daughters' Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Commencement Marshal, 3: Vice-Presi- dent Class, 4. HARRIETT BULL, Vance, S. C. B.A. Economics Y. W. C. A., I. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet, 2, 4, House Committee, 2, Chair- man Program Committee, 4: Delegate to Winthrop, I: Delegate to Camp Adger, 2: Delegate to Camp York, 4: Hyatt Music Club, 3: I. R. C.. 3: Glee Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 4: Junior-Freshman Wed- ding, Usher, 3: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board, 3, Head oi Archery. 3, Class Basketball, 3: Y's and Other Y's , Senior Editor. 4. MAMIE BURNETT, Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. Sociology Y. W. C. A.. 3. 4: Social Science Club. 3, 4: Cotzllion Club, 3, 4: Athletic Association, 3, 4: Y's and Other Y's , Assistant Business Manager, 4. MARY RUTH CANNON, Concord, N. C. B.S. Sociology F. O. R., Senior Order Y. W. C. A., I, 2. 3. 4: l. R. C., 3: Class Vice-President, 2, Farley Voo , Assistant Business Manager, 3: Student Council. 3. House President of Cudd, 3: Junior Representative, 3: Cotillion Club. l, 2, 3, 4: Classical Club. 3: Athletic Association. I, 2, 3, 4. Advisory Board. Head of Hockey, 3, Varsity Hockey, 3, Basketball Sub-Var- sity, I. 2, 3, Swimming Varsity. 3: Wearer of the C : Dramatic Club. 3. 4. sig, 1 'SQait.m'i '., we r X4 ,,, R' si was E s Q l pafawfa as --iii f f' nu f -S:-2. 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I , H v--- ggi., i !,,.. -:gi-53. 1 . ,, 'J ik fyfifl 1'-1 'Z' , 1 5' -,,,-:,g,. 1 V' ' W 5?.. f . -ig' ' L'-fg Yff-'-'77 f' . , , - ' f , . 5 1 A .ya ' I , ,, 23 MY 5,3 -' + 1-,,a.: I . ' If ' .bw-'1l'J ig.. - ' 3, ,Q 1 Q ' MW- D - 1 , w w W xr , Q . LUCIA GEIGER, St. Matthews, S. C. B.A. Mathematics Alpha Sigma Sigma Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: C-iranddaughters' Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Reportefs Club, I. 2, 3, 4: Hyatt Music Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Farley Voo , 2, Managing Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4: Math-Science Club, 2, Secretary-Treas- urer, 3: I. R. C., 2, 3, 4: Commencement Marshal, 3: Class Historian, 4: President's Board: Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. SARA LEE GIFFORD, Hickory, N. C. B.A. English Lenior Rhyne, I, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: I. R. C., 3, 4: Cotillion Club, 3, 4: Hyatt Music Club. 3, 4: Concept , Assistant Circulation Man- ager, 4. EMILY LLICILLE HAMMETT, Spartanburg, S. C. 1 B.A. English Spartanburg Junior College, I, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Athletic As- sociation, 3, 4. fs Ama-S-Esri io 1' if I BETTY HARRIS, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. Psychology' Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, I, 2, 3. 4. ELIZABETH VAUGI-IN I-IARTMAN, Jacksonville, Fla. B.S. Biology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Hyatt Music Club, I. 2, 3, 4: L'AIliance Francais. I, 2: l. R. C., 2, 33 Math'Science Club, 33 Palmetto Players, I, 2, 3, 47 Costume Chairman, 41 Play Casts, I, 2, 3. VIRGINIA RLITI-I I-IENGEVELD, Davidson, N. C. BS. Sociology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 47 Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- clent, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2. 3, 4: Palmetto Players, Ig May Court, I, 3, 4: l. R. C.. 2, 3: Classical Club, 3, 4: Social Science, 4: Parlay Voc , 33 Reportefs Club, 3: Christmas Pageant, 2. FSI' ' T12 ge.. 1 .. Q: ,,.., .,Vf, ly lass' 'i wi .Il- , , .... ..,,,,,,, if WH ri -fi ,pf I' . . ,, ..-.L i. 7.4 H Q Q., ' ??14i aaap' Fiji., 'si -sw 42 PEGGY HITE, Florence, S. C. B.A. Sociology Senior Order, Alpha Sigma Sigma Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: President's Board, 41 Chairman, Commencement Marshal, 3, Chief: Class Presiclent, 45 Y's and Other Y's , 3, 4, Assistant Editor, 3, Associate Eclitor, 45 Publications Board, 4, Secretary: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4, Head ol Basket- ball, 3, Class Swimming, 3. 4, Sub-Varsity, 3, Class Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Varsity, 3, 4, All-State, 3, Class Basketball, I, 2, 3, Captain, 3, Sub- Varsity, 3, Class Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Sub-Varsity, I, Manager, 2, Varsity, 3, Class Tennis. I, 33 Wearer of the C : One Star: Pal- metto Players, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet, 3: Glee Club, 2, 4: Math-Science Club 3: Camera Club, 3, Vice-President, 3: Alpha Sigma Sigma, Secretary-Treasurer, 47 Cotillion Club, I. 2, 3, 43 Senior Superlative, 4: WI'ro's Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARY ALICE HOLLAND, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. English North Greenville Junior College, I, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Athletic Association, 3, 4. I-IAZEL HOLLAND, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. Mathematics Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Y. W C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Math- Sciencc Club. 2, 3: Social Science Club, 3, 4, ELEANCDR HOWARD, Kinston, N. C. B.A. Psychology F. O. R., Senior Order Camera Club, I, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2, President, 3: Math-Science Club, 3: Y's and Other Y's , I. 2, 3, Photographic Editor, I, 2, Assistant Editor, 3: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Advisory Board, 2, 4, Treasurer, 2, Head of Tennis, 3: Class Advisor, 4: Dramatic Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Malce-up Chairman, 3, Stage Manager, 4: Parley Voo , 3, 4, Photographic Editor, 3, 4: Handbook Photographic Chairman, 3: Christmas Pageant, 3: May Day Herald, I, 2. 3, 4: Saddle Club, I, 2, 3, Vice-President, I: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Wearer of the C : Two Stars: Class Swimming, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4: Sub-Var- sity, l, 2, 3, 4: Class I-loclcey, I, 2, 3, 4, Sub-Varsity, 3: Class Basket- ball, I, 2: Class Tennis, I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Winner of Tennis Cup, 3: Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4. DORA ELLEN I-IYMAN, Florence, S. C. B.A. Sociology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, l, 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club, 3, 4: Cotillion Club. I, 2, 3, 4: I. R. C., 3: Farley Voo , 3, 4: Reporter's Club, 4: Class Treasurer, 4: Commencement Marshal, 3. NATALIE JENNINGS, Charleston, S. C. B.A. English Smith College, I: Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4: I-lyatt Music Club, 2, 3, 4: I. R. C., 3, 4: Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4: Saddle Club, 2: Palmetto Players, 2, 3, 4: Parley Voo , 4, Exchange Editor, 4: Spanish Club, 4. PY as i 'xl ui: wig. , I...- M 'v'fILx,z.' 4 ,lf M5525 .. f 1 X H' 52 K '25 W , , W 5 ..: . if 'Q X , V v I , Sw ig 7 Q l I . f -fr gs - .wx :Q Y , .iff J . M Y an . ,, H 4 wifi H , ,W pf. 349 Vx' -X Tig: my If E, , bmi' 5 ' f A W ' s' 425 Q . my gm, ,uf .Erx ad is M5 i 1 if L A.. .- me , H . . . , ,Q 211 CL: 'S 5 tw' 99 MEX - xv-f ...f -.-1-Q M4 1 ..,74f,..m.e.-wmgwcfw X K Y, ,a ff- 2 'n-.,-- , 4 ,...,-4 xx p-an JEAN BRANCH MANEY, Nashville, Tenn. B.A. Sociology Ward-Belmont Junior College, l, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4, House Com- mittee, 4: Glee Club, 3: Saddle Club, 3: Hyatt Music Club, 37 Cotillion Club, 3: Athletic Association, 3, 4: l. R. C., 3, 4: Y's and Other Y's , 4: Social Science Club, 3, 4: Delegate to State Soci- ology Convention, 4: Delegate to Camp Yorlc, 4. ANNE MARSHALL, Meridian, Miss. B.A. English Belhaven College, I, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Granddaughters' Club, 3, 4: Athletic Association, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, 3, 4: Le Cercle Francais, 4, President. GENE MEARS, Richmond, Va. I B.A. Sociology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Associa- tion, l, 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board, 3, Junior Representative, Class Volleyball, 2, 3, Manager, 3: l. R. C., 3, 4: Social Science Club, 3, 4: Wearer ol the C . lf' C - , 4 3 ss- in-, wg, ANNE Moisnoomeray, sparianuifg, 5. c. B.A. Sociology Gamma Sigma, Alpha Sigma Sigma Student Council, 4: President ol Day Students, 4: l.'Alliance Fran- cais, I, 2: Commencement Marshal, 3: Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: President's Board, 4: Grancldaughters' Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Social Science Club, 3, 4: President ol Gamma Sigma, 4: Wl'io's Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARY FRANCES MORGAN, Greenville, S. C. B.A. Sociology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: House Committee. 3: Athletic Associa- tion, I, 2, 3, 4, I-lead of Volleyball, 3, Class Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Manager, l, Varsity Volleyball, 3: Wearer ol the C : Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Granddaughters' Club, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Palmetto Players, I: Social Science Club, 3: I-lyatt' Music Club, 3: l. R. C., 2, 3: Secretary-Treasurer, 3: Y's and Other Y's , 4, Feature Editor. tm: VIRGINIA ANNE MORGAN, Asheville, N. C. B.Mus. Public School Music Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, l, 2: Glee Club, l: Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4: Opera, 2, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: l. R. C., 2. 3: Hyatt Music Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Junior Recital, 3: Senior Recital, 4. ima Us s more MARCIA PARRISI-I, Spartanburg, S. C. B.M us. Piano Winthrop College, I: Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4: Palmetto Players, 2, 3, 4: Music Chairman. 3: Hyatt Music Club. 3, 4: Spartanburg Festival Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Spartanburg Lyric Opera, 3: Cotillion Club, 2, 3, 4: Senior Recital, 4. SUSIE LOUISE PLOWDEN, Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. Sociology Furman University, I, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Athletic Association. 3, 4: Social Science Club, 3, 4: Math-Science Club, 3, 4: Secretary' Treasurer ot Day Students, 4. EUNICE PURNELL, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. Sociology Y. W. C. A.. I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Cotillion Club, I, 2. 3, 4: Social Science Club, 3. 4: I. R. C., 3. 4. an-Q , ...n -5 . .-A. .xg-3 .4.., , 3 , -4 ,I f ,vm Q iffy., 'fiifi . . .,a.T,th?. . i 'G' 5.531-. .2 if' A h' A -F--a ' fi? - IX xl HARRIETT ANNE SCRUGGS, Lancaster, S. C. B.A. History Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Colzillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Saddle Club, I 2, 3, ParIey Voc , I, 2, 3, 4: I. R. C., 2, 3, 4: Math-Science Club 3. 4: Camera Club. 3: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY FREEMAN SMITI-I, Glenn Springs, S. C. B.A. Sociology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 45 Social Science Club, 3, 4. President. 4 Athletic Association, I, 2. 3, 4: I. R. C.. 3: Spanish Club, 4. MARGUERITE SYMMS, Augusta, Ga. B.A. English Augusta Junior College, I, 21 Athletic Association, 3, 41 Y. W C. A., 3, 4, Cabinet, 4: Social Science Club, 47 Cotillion Club, 3, 4 Opera, 3. 4: Pauley Voc , 3, 4, Business Manager, 4: Glee Club 3, 45 Hyatt Music Club, 33 Granddaughters' Club, 3, 41 Chorus 37 I. R. C., 4. SARA SPIGENER, Allendale, S. C. B.S. Sociology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: I. R. C., 3: ParIey Voc , 3, 4. Exchange Editor, 4: Reportefs Club, 3, 4, President, 4: Hyatt Music Club. 3: Social Science Club, 4: Class Prophet, 4: Molly Mix, 4. ALLISON STONE, Greenwood, S. C. B.A. English Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, President, 4: Delegate to Blue Ridge, 3: Delegate to Camp Yorlc, 4: Secretary ol Class, 2: Class President, 3: Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Math4Science Club, I, 2: Hyatt Music Club, 3, 4: I. R. C., 3: Glee Club, I, 2, 3: Junior- Freshman Wedding, Minister, 3: Fire Lieutenant, 2: PresicIent's Board, 3, 4, SecretaryfTreasurer, 4: Commencement Marshal, 3: Publications Board, 3: Senior Superlative, 4: Who's Who in American Universi ties and Colleges. SARA SLIITT, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. Music Y. W, C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2. 3, 4: Class Ad- visor, 4: Varsity Volleyball, 2: Glee Club, I: lst Vice-President ol Class, 3: Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4. A sci-3 . A x .gf .I at 15: li- FREDA SULLIVAN, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. Music Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4: AtI'iIetic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Cho I, 2, 3, 4. ELEANOR TOOLE, Aiken, S. C. B.A. History YUS, Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: I-Iyatt Music Club, 3, 4: I. R. C., 3, 4, President, 47 Presiden Board, 4, Commencement Marshal, 3. JANE VANDIVER, Anderson, S. C. B.A. Sociology t's Furman University, I, 21 Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Cotiliion Club, 3, 4: Athletic Association, 3, 45 Social Science Ciub, 3, 4: Hyatt Mu Club, 3. sic . Q- X! 'y 'IW' gs W BETTIE l-IENLEY VANN, Franlclington, N. C. B.S. Sociology St. Mary's l, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Athletic Association, 3, 4 Class Basketball, 3, Manager, 3, Class l-loclcey, 3, Sub-Varsity Hockey 3, Wearer ol the C , 3, 4, Palmetto Players, 4: Cotillion Club 3, 41 l, R. C., 3. NANCY VAUC-il'lAN, Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. Biology Gamma Sigma, Alpha Sigma Sigma Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4: Grandclaughters' Club, l, 2, 3,41 Concept , 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager, 3, Business Manager, 47 Cotillion Club, I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 45 Math-Science Club. 3, 41 Biology Club, 4, President, 4, Vice-President, Alpha Sigma Sigma, 43 Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. REBECCA WILBURN, Spartanburg, S. C. B.M us. Voice Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Hyatt Music Club, 41 Spartanburg Lyric Opera, lg Spartanburg Festival Chorus, l, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club, ly Senior Recital, 4. ef 3? -df' MILDRED ELIZABETH WILLSON, Spartanburg, S. C. B.S. English Mary Washington, I: University ol South Carolina, 23 Dramatic Club, 2, 31 I. R. C., 4: Y. W. C. A., 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN WORKMAN, Ware Shoals, S. C. B.S. Psychology Y. W. C. A., I, 2, 3, 43 Y's and Other Y's , 2, 3, 4, Athletic Editor, 2, Organization Editor, 3, Editor-in-Chief, 4: PresicIent's Board, 43 Commencement Marshal, 35 May Day I-Ierald, 2, 3, 43 Aquatic Club, I, 2, 37 Camera Club, 3: Math-Science Club, 35 Cotillion Club, 3, 4: Wearer ol the C , One Star: Eire Lieutenant, 31 Publications Board, 41 Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4: Advisory Board, I, 3, Freshman Advisor, I, Head ol Swimming, 3, Athletic Association Delegate to Camp Carolina, Brevard, N. C., 3, Class Hockey, I, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Class Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Sub- Varsity, I, 3, Captain, I, Class Tennis, I, 35 Senior Superlative, 4, Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. SAMMY WORLEY, Daytona Beach, Ela. B.S. Siciology Virginia Interment College, I, 2: Student Council, 4, House Presi- dent ol Pell Hall, 4: Y. W. C. A., 3. 41 I. R. C., 3, 4: Cotillion Club, 3, 4: Hyatt Music Club, 3, 47 Secretary, 43 Concept , 4, Cir- culation Manager, 4: Social Science Club, 4. MARJORIE WORTHINGTON, Spartanburg, S. C. B.A. English Asheville Teachers' College, I, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Athletic As- sociation, 3, 4: Classical Club, 3, 4. MARCIA WYCHE, Greenville, S. C. B.A. Voice Furman University, l, 2: Y. W. C. A., 3, 4: Radio Committee, 3, 4: Student Concert Committee, Chairman, 3: l. R. C., 4: Palmetto Players, 4: Athletic Association, 3, 4: Classical Club, 3: Hyatt Music Club, 3, 4, President, 4: Chorus, 3, 4: Opera, 3. 4: Junior Recital, 3: Senior Recital, 4: Presidents Board, 4. MARGARET JORDAN YOUNG, Wilson, N. C. B.A. Sociology Senior Order St. Mary's Junior College, I: Student Council, 4, House President of West Wilson, 4: Y. W. C. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet, 4, All Campus Activities: Parley Voo , 3, Malce-up Editor: Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4, Advisory Board, 3, Head of C-ioli, 3, Varsity Golf, 3: Junior- Ereshman Wedding, 3, Groom: May Court Attendant, 4: Palmetto Players, 3, 4: Reporter's Club, 3: Cotillion Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, 4: Classical Club, 3: Social Science Club, 3, 4: Y's and Other Y's , 3, Assistant Business Manager: l. R. C., 3, 4: Senior Super- lative: Who's 'Who in American Universities and Colleges. l -9 . it , 451 4:35 ' 3 , -' A . 1, Y xsexx xxx-N .I ., , .., -'fi .,,,, 'N f A '94 in ani? , . r - x .met .Y -,,12.2-glen ' ttf? - gg ri, it 5 V -. ':-A . J M ya rf:'4 4.+ .,:-,NW ., ,W 'l -. , .. r,,:.,r ,ig A ' , x yr H Qfiaiit' J- , ,1 . f - ii . ' -, u,-i::.,:5.5 jf' . fn Vx or .... 4 G '23, , , i , .f '- atv- . ,. . X .. i r' -rr-' - 4' ,ZS I 'P' if ' X ' jf? ' J ' 4 , . -r .- f r. -M il fa :,-2':- 3 ' j L. -. 47 -f . . : r ' ,- , . rr ,. ' - li ,, re .,.... - . 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FRANCES WALDROP BROCDKE, '43 49 l Junior Class President ............ , . .BESS OWEN ALEXANDER First Vice-President ...,. ......... E MILY JENNINGS Second Vice-President ..... Secretary ......,..... Treasurer. . Remember: The excitement in the tall of meeting our little sisters and taking them to the annual barbecue-selecting our ma- jors and minors-assuming new responsi- bilities as upper classmen-then the fun but hard work connected with the Junior- Freshman Wedding, a success that made it worth all of the trouble and-worry-the ...MPATRICIA GARDNER ...PENELOPE PARKER ...,Al.LENE BROYI-IILI. heads ol sports and the house presidents chosen from the .lunior Class giving us a Feeling of importance-managing the tra- ditional Junior Shop with its sandwiches and dope bottles-Class ol '44 winning the swimming meet-hockey season in iull swing and the .lunior-Freshman victory over the Senior-Sophomore team in sister Or! jazz Cla class hockey-climaxed by the Hockey Bonfire-the winter sports, volleyball and basketball-Frequent visits to the Tea Room, our Favorite hangout, especially on Sunday morning and bag supper nights-the prom trotters still dancing at their favorite colleges-the eternal bridge session in East Wilson- Detinite changes brought on by the war making this year dif- clings and T dt bb ferent from all the rest-one glorious month lor Christmas va- cation-in February the thrilling Junior Dance and our O. A. Ofs invitecl-in the spring the gala and not-to-be-Forgotten Junior-Senior Banquet-to end a perfect year the donning of caps and gowns rnalcing us realize the responsibilities of lull- tleclged Seniors. Wanted: Men Under the Embargo 'l . U I Ai v ...-A ' r 1, I J' .4 -Nr 'ww-.C f for vw. ' fi .-- 1 .vu Wm' BESS OWEN ALEXANDER ..., .... C harlotte, North Carolina ELLA FRANCES BAIRD. .. .. .... .. Chattanooga, Tennessee ANNE BATES.. .... ...... ............. R i chmond, Virginia 1 0 MARTHA BATTLE ...... .... R oclcy Mount, North Carolina Q H ,FSE HP Etoist BETHEL .... wilmington, North Carolina are -A I I by I SJ JEAN BLOUNT ,..,........ Pompano, Florida JULIA BRIDGER .... . .... Bladenboro, North Carolina ALLENE BROYI-IILL. .. .. ...... Lenoir, North Carolina BETSY BRUNK ...... .......,.,.. R ichmond, Virginia DELILA BRYSON .... ,..., S partanburg, South Carolina CLARA BUCI-IAN .......,.., ....... M ullins, South Carolina SARA BLIRNETT .,.................. Spartanburg, South Carolina MARY ELIZABETH CANNON ,....... Spartanburg, South Carolina MAMIE CALIGI-IMAN ......,.. , .,.. Columbia, South Carolina fl' 'ii' iff MILDRED CLEVELAND. ..,. Spartanburg, south Caroline ESTI-IER CONNER ..,. . .... Edisto Island, South Carolina JENNY COX ........ ,... ..., S p artanburg, South Carolina MARY CRLITCI-IFIELD ..... . ..., Reidsville, I-IARRIET CLINNINGI-IAM. ... . .... Davidson MARY DYCI-IES. . ..,. ..... . .... A ilcen, ESTELLE EASTERBY. , . . . 52 ....Laurens, North Carolina North Carolina South Carolina South Carolina RAYMOUTI-I EZELL .... .... S partanburg, South CaroIirIa FRANCES FLEMING .... ..... CATHERINE GANT ..... .. PATRICIA GARDNER ..... I........,,. .Laurens, South Carolina .,BurIirIgton, North Carolina .PaIatIca, EIoricIa , .. ,MeadowbrooI4, Pennsylvania ,KannapoIis, North CaroIina ,. Concord, North Carolina HELEN GELLERT ............ MARGARET GOODMAN ..... .... JENNIE I-IARRIS. .... CLAIRE I-IARVIN ..... ..... C olumbia, South CaroIirIa DORIS I-IATCHETT ........ . .... Spartanburg, South CaroIina MARY JEAN HOOPER ..., .,... S partanburg, South CaroIIna CELESTE HLIMPHREYS .... .... D enmark, South CaroIina FRANCES I-IURT ........ , ...... Aiken, South Carolina BETTY ISABEL ,... .... ..... G r eenviIIe, South Carolina EMILY JENNINGS ,.... .,.. S partanburg, South Carolina JANET KELLY. ... . ANN LOMAX ......,.... . .. I ,QQ 0 ,QW ,R MADGE LOWE .,,...,,.... ...,. 1 I II H :QI In VIRGINIA MAE MCCALL ..... .,... IRENE McDOWELL ,.....A.. .... , CAROLYN MCSWEEN ,... GRACE MARTIN, .. .. Erwin, .Greenwood Spartanburg . . . .Marion Spartanburg, 75? if ir North Carolina South Carohna South Carolina North Carolina South Carolina .. . . , . .TuscuIum, Tennessee ..GreenviIIe, South Carolina 1 I' so +A I 1 N..' vi! xxx, X If , 'I N ! 53 Inf South Carolina South Caroiina South Carolina South Caroiina EVELYN RICHARDS Roanoke, Virginia CHRISTINE RICHARDSON Chrlstlansburg, Virginia MARY O RIKER Statesvlile North CaroIina Jumors ELIZABETH RODMAN .. ......,. NorIoIIc, Virginia EYLEEN RLINGE . .... .,..... B elton, South Carolina MARY KENT SEIGNIOUS. .. ., .... Kingstree, South Carolina ELIZABETH DAVIS SMITH .... .,.... P auiine, South Carolina NORMA THATCHER . ......, CharIeston, South Carolina BOBBY WALSH ..... Spartanburg, South Carolina MIRIAM WEISS ....... Bridgeport, Connecticut 'A' 'Ir ir VIRGINIA WI-IITNER I... Atlanta Georgia DOROTHY WHITTEN .,..,. ..,.. S partanburg South Carollna ELIZABETH WITHROW .... ..... C onshohocken Pennsylvanra CAROLINE WOODS ....... .... B eaufort South Carolrna MARGARET WORKMAN .,,.. . .. Woodrutf South Carolma 54 ui I 1 ft' l il' ca o 0 Arrivals . . . mass confusion . . . Mr. Clark . . . too many bags . . . familiar faces . . . strange Faces . . . warm greetings . . . high hopes . . . ott with a bang! Bontire . . . big and little sisters . . . hot dogs . . . potato salad . . . skits . . laughs . . . songs . . . perhapsa stomach ache-then Nurse Cade. Cotton picking . . . all out For defense . . . just as 'twas in 1918 . . . slacks . . . straw hats . . . crocus sacks . . . white tields . . . hot sun . . . sore backs-but Fun. Wedding . . . beauty . . . stag supper . . . soft music . . . tluttering candles . . . Freshman bride . . . 'iah's . . . surprise . . . Junior and Freshman vows . . . re- ception . . . sister classes united. Cotillion dance . . . November 14th . . . preparations . . . ivy twining . . tlowers . . . MEN . . . shaded lights . . . white ties and tails . . . The figure . music sweet and hot . . . tinis at the stroke of twelve. Hockey games . . . class spirit . . . originality . . . mascots and sponsors . yells. . . goals . . . winners . . . always the Converse good sportsmanship. The CACS Go Marching On . . . hockey tield . . . Wednesday and Saturday after- noons . . . calisthenics . . . to the rear march . . . Camp Croft Lieutenants . . . double time around the tield. A 'l 35 f L l .m..... .,.... Sophomore Class President. , . . . . . .. HHPRETTO BRUNSON First Vice-President ..,, ..,.... B ETTY CHREITZBERG Second Vice-President .... ,... C ORA TURNER MORRAH Secretary. , . ,...,.. ....,....... J ANE BATES Treasurer ...., ..... B ESSIE RICE Back again in September: This time not as 'ieagern Freshmen, but as high and mighty sophomores . . . minus some oi our Former members we found ancun- usually grand bunch oi transfers to take their places . . . fooled and toiled more than one night was our anxious class, not to mention the onlooking juniors and sen- shop trattic jams with nervous excitement running high waiting for the watchword to start the pre-ratting siege . . . the monster adding testivity to Rat Weeki' bringing chills and thrills . . . the glorious end with the party in the gym and the welding together ot the Sopho- more and Freshman classes . . . en- iors as Rat Week neared . . . Little thusiasm ran high in our class with the be- ,f!zyA M Lf ginning ot the hockey games . . . Dr. Vermont and Dr. Morgan, our sponsors, wearing big purple and white bows at the games . . . we were very proud ot the sophomores who received their C's at the bontire . . . Thanksgiving Day and how tar away we got in those short twenty-tour hours . . . C. A. C.'s on Wednesdaysuand Saturdays with otticers trom Camp Croit drilling us . . . home for a month ot holi- y B d lded Cage r T i'v' Q we--sc - lxlrluif. , r -...-......Q.f-.-. .am I- 'v-'rf 35 Q5 0 is Calm CMA clays . . . then exams . . . a new semester began . . . large numbers of our class turneol out For basketball . . . Sophomore-Senior Day in the spring with us in Caps ancl gowns, wearing all the dignity ol a Senior class . . . the party For our sister class that afternoon , . . Class Day exercises anol we've gone out From physics and lab, sale now in the Junior class. Bored oi EducaHon JCcn-vc.e iw f'n1 :Ti ng, Ii Back Page HTypeH , ,. V W C., V if 1 I V I 1 , ,,,, -wr rj 5 N ,ff F coca, I -I T -I. ,fb-sv lf V' Tl , 1 - I 1' KATHRYN ALLEN ,.... ,......., T roy, North Carolina RUTH ALLEN ........ . . .. Spartanburg, South Carolina JEANETTE BAGNAL ,... . .. .. .Columbia, South Carolina CAROLYN BARR ....,. . .. .LeesvilIe, South Carolina JANE BATES. ...... .. . . ...,.. Richmond, Virginia FRANCES BETHEA .... ....... ,... B i rmingham, Alabama MARY BLANTON, ..r. .............. ..,.. R i chmond, Virginia ELIZABETH BOINEST ..... ................ R ichmond, PRETTO BRLINSON. .. .. ..... Sumter, South JULIA CAMPBELL .............,..... Fayetteville, North BEVERLY CAPPLEMAN. . .,............ Columbia, South MARY ELIZABETH CHRIETZBURG. ., .Spartanburg, South NELLIE KATHRYN COLCLOUGH ....... Batesburg, South ELIZA CROSBY. .. . ....,.........,.. Greenwood, South Virginia Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina 'ki' JOSEPHINE HESTER CURETON ,..,.... .GreenviIle, South Carolina KATHERINE DERRING ......,.. ........ B laclisburg, Virginia SARA DEVER,. .... . ........ .......... J aclcson, Mississippi PALILINE DeWITT.. ..., ..... S partanburg, South Carolina VIRGINIA EDWARDS. .. .. ....,. Gastonia, North Carolina MARY FABISINSKI .....,.................... Pensacola, Florida EMILY FITCHETT ..,..,. ...,....... H artsville, South Carolina MILDRED FLEMING.. ...... .. ........... Richmond Virginia ELLEN FOREMAN. .. .. .,..... Ellenton, South Carolina DOROTHY FOSTER .... . .. Spartanburg, South Carolina ELIZABETH FRIEND .... ..,. . ...Dralces Branch Virginia G O rn O MARGARET FULTON. .... ........ . Nashville, Tennessee CLARA GRANT ...... .... . ..... A ndrews, South Carolina B' MARGARET GRAYDON ..., .... C olumbia, South Carolina ' 58 FRANCES GREEN ...,. ELIZABETH GRIER .... . Franlclinton, . .Greenville I MARGARET GRIER ..... . .Greenville, EX ,fin fs, AAA f-Wg, fps' gf. ,A BETTY HACKETT. . . ., S artanburg, Q Sgr ,gil Huw VQIIFII JEANNE HARBYH... Thsumief, Ei TTC my M i RT ' ANNA HARRIS ........ Spartanburg, DOROTHY HARRIS .,.............. Spartanburg, SARA HARRIS ..................,.. Spartanburg, South Carolina GLADYS HARVATH .... ........,... L ynchburg, Virginia FRANCES HARVEY ..... .,........ H oly Hill, South Carolina CHARLOTTE HESS ..., . .. .... Washington, District ot Columbia MARGARET JARRETT ..... ....,......,.... R oanolce, Virginia ALICE JENKINS ........ ..........,,... N oriollc, Virginia DEE JENNINGS ......... ,. . ........ St. George, South Carolina I MEREDITH JOHNSTON., ............. Plymouth, North Carolina SARA ELLEN JOYCE .... . . .... Winston-Salem, North Carolina MARTHA KING ...,.. .......... C orinth, Mississippi DOROTHY KNOTT .... ..,.. H iclcory, North Carolina BARBARA LEE ,......... .... S umter, South Carolina MARTHA LUDLAM ,... . .. ,, ...... Mereclian, Mississippi MARTHA LUNSFORD ..... ..,........,... P etersburg, Virginia LORENE LYLES .,..........,...,,...,. Concorcl, North Carolina SLISANNE LYLES ...,.. .. ,Winnsboro, South Carolina ELIZABETH MCCARTY. .. ........ Jaclcson, Mississippi MARGARET MCLEOD ..,.. .... . Sumter, South Carolina FRANCES MARSHALL ...,. .... .... M e redian, Mississippi MARY MARTIN ......,. ...,... A ndover, Massachusettes EDNA MILLER ,....... .... S partanburg, South Carolina V North South South South South South South Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina 59 vf' 1 l -Iwi 'se' ' I 1 'm1 'f 'w--A 1 I-KX .C -vs Q 1- . '-'! MARTHA MILLS. . .... ,... . , .... .... R ichmond, Virginia KATHLEEN MORGAN ....... . .. .GreenvilIe, South Carolina CORA TURNER MORRAH ..... .... G reenville, South Carolina HELEN MYATT .....,.....,. ...... Y ork, South Carolina SARA NASH ....,...,. ..,., S umter, South Carolina SHIRLEY NATHAN ,.... ...,,.... A ugusta, Georgia LALLA NIMOCKS ......,....,.... .... , Dillon, South Carolina HELEN O'OUINN ..........,.,..,.. . .....,.. Miami, Florida ANN NEAL PLESS ..... ,...,... M arion, North Carolina BESSIE RICE ,..... ..... ..,., B e Iton, South Carolina ANNIE SUE ROBBINS .... ..,.. C hester, South Carolina MARY ROUNDTREE ..,.. . .. .CharIotte, North Carolina ISABEL RUSSELL ...... ..,.... J ackson, Mississippi SARA SANDERS ..... ..,.., C olumbia, South Carolina JANET SCOTT .... ............ .... S p artanburg, South Carolina EMILY SHEALY.. .,.....,.... ...... S partanburg, South Carolina N ' . I Rl irir CHERRY SIMS ,.,,.... r.,........... O rangeburg, South Carolina SARA MAE SIPPLE. .. . .....,.... Savannah, Georgia JUNE SMITH .... ,...... .... C h arlotte, North Carolina MARGARET SPRAGUE ,.., ........ T ryon, North Carolina FRANCYS SULLIVAN ..,, ..... . , .Silver Spring, Maryland BARBARA TAYLOR ..... ,... R utherfordton, North Carolina IMOGENE TAYLOR. . ........,.. ...... G astonia, North' Carolina JANE THOMAS .......,.,.......... .... L exington, Kentucky MILDRED UPWQE ..,.., . .. . , . .... Jackson Heights, New York IvIuRIEL VAN OREN ..,. . ANN VANSTORY ....,.. CHRISTINE VARNEDO, NORMA vILLAREAL .,.. HANNAEI WALKER ...,.. 0 I WANDA WAYLAND .,.. . GRACE WILLIAMS .... .. SARA WOOTEN ...... 60 ...,.,......HoIIis, New York . . . . . .AtIanta, Georgia .. Jacksonville, Florida .. . .Monterey, Mexico .. .AuburndaIe, Florida . .GreenviIIe, Tennessee Hickor , North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina ffm? F Lf. All il , i i U - 3, l' ILrWLfLrZL 0 Junior Shop . . . iOo'cloclc bell . . . mad rush . . . colces and sandwiches . . ping-pong . . . idle chatter . . . tinally empty bottles and crumbs. Fads . . . Feather cuts . . . wartime curls . . . no bobbies . . . McCarty prepares her new bob lor bed. U The two Miss Mulley's . . . typical . . . laughter . . . pranks . . . Converse slang . . . a little spice added to Dorm lile. Christmas party . . . tree in Main l-lall . . . lights . . . tinsel . . . carols . . Santa Clause . . . Maids singing . . . holidays. Birthdays . . . another candle added . . . parties . . . cake . . . presents . . specials . . . tlowers . . . singing . . . there should be more! Exams . . . boolcs and notes . . . study signs . . . rigormortis through the Dorm . . no movies . . . questions . . . blue boolcs . . . grades. ff 1 iz1..: urn.-z.-,1mgi,.iew mwan Freshman Class President ........... ' First Vice-President .... Second Vice-President .... Secretary ,.......,., . . . .ANN DARBY TISON . . .FRANCES SOWERS ....MARY POULNOT ...........MARY ELMER Treasurer ,.... ...., M ARGARET EDWARDS We are the Freshman Class. Our tirst days at Converse presented as strange a world to us as we have ever experienced, but, like a snowball rolling down the moun- tainside, we gained momentum and we grew into a smooth, round ball-one that tits into any and everything. We need no introduction on the cam- pus, in the classroom, on the hockey tield, nor to any of the various clubs that Fresh- men are allowed to join, because we have been an active part of all these things. Our laces have been seen through the fumes in the lab, in Spanish books enrapt as a T. Dorsey record is played, crowding into the P. O., smiling gaily at our dances, en- joying Y services, and in the gym cheer- ing our beloved teams to their continuous victories. With the high and mighty Sophsn to help us, our sister class, the Juniors, to guide us, and the tired old Seniors to S g g up an Appetite i ,.. life 57 look after us, we proved ourselves capable in Council, on the Concept and Parley Voo statfs, in classes, and in dra- matics. Also, three issues of We, The Freshmen brought forth much talent For writing. We were mystitied by rat week, and thrilled by all the Christmas festivities at Converse. In the Junior-Freshman Wedding and also in the May Day exercises, our true and outstanding beauty was brought to light. We Dimples and Willie To be a Mighty Sophomore .A H' -F V -r. 1- ig v , .Cx if 3 .M 1' :Q i C014 VZZJKZ have given our best to Converse, and we have striven to be ideal students, friends, and citizens. Today, as we look toward the future, we cannot hope to tell what it will bring, nor can we be sure of tornorrovv's educa- tion, but many ot us say now, and will always say, My Fresh- man year at Converse has been the happiest year of my life. Don't Feed the Animals Lite can be Beautiful i , V. , J a l sv. - if Qs.,-.1 -ia Hx - Ereshmen A-s -J 'N urs.. BETTY JEAN ADAMS ....., ...., M eredian, Mississippi CORNELIA ALEXANDER ...,. .... C harlotte, North Carolina BETTY ALLEN 4.......... 4.,. C harlotte, North Carolina ROSA ANDERSON ..... . .,,... Moore, South Carolina MAUDE BAKER ..,,.... ..,.,... A sheville, North Carolina RHITA BISSELL .......,.. Spartanburg, South Carolina JANET BLOOM ......,..... ..,.,. C olumbia, South Carolina PENELOPE BOUKNIGHT ......... ...... J ohnston, South Carolina MARY BOWEN ..,. 4 .. RUTH ANN BOWMAN. BETTY BOYDH ..,.,. . FRANCES BRABSON. .. DICKSIE BROWN .... . .. DOROTHY BURNETT. .. MARY CANNON ....,.. Hamlet, North Carolina Pikeville, Kentucky Spartanburg, South Carolina . ,..,,.. Greenville, Tennessee .. . .. . .St. George, South Carolina ., .,.., Spartanburg South Carolina . .. ..... Spartanburg, South Carolina .............Richmond, Virginia MlRlAM CARMICHAEL, ELIZABETH CARTER .....,.. .... . . .Mereclian, Mississippi ELIZABETH CHANDLER ...,. ...,. D aytona Beach, Elorida LAURIE CLARK ..........,. ..... C ope, South Carolina NANCYE COMMANDER .... .. CORBIN CRAFFORD ....,. MARY ANN CURRY .i.. ALICE DALY ......... . Sumter, South Carolina .. ., Richmond, Virginia . . . . . . .Atlanta, Georgia Birmingham, Alabama CAROLINE EDDY ..... ,. ....... Charlotte, North Carolina MARGARET EDWARDS .......... .... E lorence, South Carolina MARY ELMER ............ . ....., Jackson, Mississippi ELIZABETH EMMETT ,... ..,, C litton Forge, Virginia FRANCES EVANS ..... ..,. M illedgeville, Georgia PAULINE FERGUSON, .. ,,...,... Richmond, Virginia ANNE EICKEN .......,... ..... C olumbia, South Carolina CONWAY FLEMING ......, .. ...... Richmond, Virginia MARY HELEN GARRISON ,,.. ...,. C harlotte, North Carolina 64 'A' South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South CaroIina North CaroIina ugIas, Georgia MILDRED GAULT ...... ..... ..,.. S p artanburg, SALLY ANN GENTRY .... ..... . .. Spartanburg, ELIEANOR FRANCES GILLIAM .,...... Spartanburg, JANE GOING.. ...... ............,. , .CoIumbia, ELIZABETH GOLDER ........ .. .. Spartanburg, MARGARET GOODWIN ..... ..,. S partanburg, ALICE GRIER. .... . ......, .... S tatesville, i JEAN CLAIRE GRIFFIN .............. ..,..... D o BARBARA JEAN HALL ......,....,.. Spartanburg, South Carolina MARGARET HANNA ..., ...... G itForcI, South Carolina ANNA HART ,... .... . . . ' DOROTHY HARTIN ....... CAROLYN HARWELL ..... BETTIE HAUGHTON .... PEGGY HERBERT ..... Newberry, South .. .Sumter, South Columbia, South North Chariotte, .......Decatur, CaroIina Carolina CaroIina Carolina Georgia Carolina Freshman SIBYL HILL. .. .,.. ....... .......... A n cierson, South DOROTHY HUNTLEY ....... ,... S partanburg, South Carolina JANE HURT ........... , ...... Scotsboro, Aiabama MOLLY JOHNSON ..... .- ..... Tryon, North Carolina JEAN JONES .,,......, , ., .HicIcory, North Carolina MARJORIE JONES ....,. . ........, Richmond, Virginia SARA JONES .............. ....,.., U nion, South CaroIina MARY ELIZABETH KING .... ....,... C onway, South CaroIina BARBARA KIRTLEY. . .... . .....,.. Spartanburg, South Carolina BETTY LANHAM ......... ...., S partanburg, South Carolina MARGARET LAWSON .... ........ B irmingham, Alabama MARIBEL LEWIS.. ..... ...... A ynor, South Carolina ANN LLEWELLYN ....... . ,...., Richmond, Virginia EDDIE LEE LUKE ...,.. ..... ..., ...... A u g usta, Georgia KATHERINE MCELROY .,.,. .....,,... R ichmond, Virginia FRANCES McKAY ........ ..... L exington, North CaroIina JEANNE MCMASTERS ..... . .. .Winnsboro, South Carolina 65 .f ,f-. . 1 ' ' -5 I L+? , 1 fi S' if . 1 A' 01, f , V ff! rr ff ,W x -:swf-. i aif'-.- may-we 'pw HV ,vi r 1 iw I A pp it W LUCILLE MCMILLIN ..... ....... I nman, South CaroIina VIRGINIA MCRAE. ... .... Rockingham, North CaroIina HELEN MANEY. .. . . ....... Nashville, Tennessee ANNE MAYFIELD .... ........ M obile, Alabama I I m NANCY MILBY .....,.... . ,..... Winchester, Kentucky FRANCES MORGAN .... . ....... Andrews, South Carolina ELIZABETH MURPHY .... ..... C oIumbia, South CaroIina HARVEY NEWSOME .... ...... ...... A I Iendale, South CaroIina MARGUERITE NICHOLS. . ..,........ .,.. S umter, South Carolina MARGARET OGBURN .... . . .... Winston-SaIem, North CaroIina ROSE OSBURNE ......... ...,.... A sheviIIe, North CaroIina MARY PALMER ....... ..... S partanburg, South Carolina LUCY PAUL ......... ., .. Charleston, South Carolina ANN PEELER .,.,.,.... ...... S alisbury, North Carolina EDITH PELL ..,..,....... ..... C hapeI HiII, North Caroiina MARY LEE POSTON .... ...... ..,... P a mplico, South Carolina MARY POULNOT ..... ..... C harIeston, South CaroIina ELWYN PRATT ...,.. ........... M obile, Alabama BETTY RAMSEUR ...... .... G reenviIIe, South Carolina FRANCES RAY ...,...... ..... D urham, North CaroIina NORMA RIVERS.. ........ ...... A nderson, South Carolina MARGARET RUMBELE .... . .......... Virginia Beach, Virginia MARY SANDERS ....... ...,. S partanburg, South Carolina KATHERINE SHEALY ....., . ..., Spartanburg, South Caroiina ANN SKIPPER ...... .. ..... Lancaster, South Carolina ANN SMITH ...... ..... ..,. C h arIotte, North CaroIina CAROLINE SMOAK ...., ,...... B amberg, South CaroIina FRANCES SOWERS ...... .... S partanburg South Carolina ROSALIND SPONG ..,.. . Columbia, South Carolina MITZIE SPRING ....... ............. A tianta, Georgia BETSY STEVENS ......... .... S partanburg, South CaroIina JOSEPHINE STOCK ..,.. .....,.... G ainesviIIe, FIorida 66 Freshmen VALDA STONE ..... ROSA STRAIT ......,. LAURA TAYLOR ......, PAULINE THOMPSON. .. ANN DARBY TISON ..... SPOTSWOOD WALKER. ALLENE WELLS .....,... MARGUERITE WILLAUER. .. .. .. NANCY WILSON. ., . . .. ANNE WOOD. . ...... .. BETTY JANE WOODSIDE . . , . . .Kingsport Tennessee . .. .Rock l-lill, South Carolina ........ . . . . .Athens, Georgia . ,. . .Greenville, South Carolina .. Bennettsville, South Carolina . ........Martinsville, Virginia . . Spartanburg, South Carolina .. Spartanburg, South Carolina ..... .... .Lalfe Forest, Illinois Winston-Salem, North Carolina .St. Matthews, South Carolina Learn while you play -that's the unotticial motto ol the School ol Music. lt ac- tually works, too. Still, when one talces into consideration that in this department play- ing means working, it isn't surprising that an amazing number of really tine musicians have come From the school during the past tive decades. Getting around to the present time, however, and to this year in particular, we tind that things do change, even over the course of one year-and quite a bit! Naturally, the war has attected everything whether directly or otherwise. So it has been that the Music School has lelt itself particularly fortunate in being able to draw upon the vast amount of musical talents and abilities present at Camp Croft. Peggy plays soft and sweet Little KHBCVHPS Dean Ernst Bacon Music appreciation 68 During this past year, under the direction of Acting Dean Gerschefski and the leadership of Mr. Nowak and Mr. Lewis, our regular concert schedule was maintained with even more than its accustomed success. Probably because of the fact that people were forced to stay very near to their homes, they felt an even more urgent desire to hear and to take active parts in the various types of programs we presented. Consequently, the first concert, a joint recital so to speak, by the Spar- tanburg Civic Symphony and the Converse Col- lege Chorus was met with intense interest by a large, enthusiastic audience. Since this was the occasion of the introductions of Mr. Nowak and Mr. Lewis to the Spartanburg public as conductor and chorus master respectively, the audience was there to judge as well as to enjoy. Needless to say, before many minutes had passed, the audi- ence settled back merely for the purpose of en- joying. The press notices were considerably more than just favorable, and so it was that the school felt itself well launched on its new concert season. Not until after the Christmas holidays were plans made for another appearance, this one due Terry Practices Bach Edwin Gerschefski, Acting Dean on the first of March. This concert, of the pop variety, featured the lighter, present-day classics. Using the resources of both the chorus and the orchestra again, such selections from Victor Her- bert's operettas and Porgy and Bessn were pre- sented. This appearance served also as an intro- duction for what is always considered the main event of the season-the annual Spartanburg Music Festival. FESTIVAL Covering a period of three days, this year the Festival featured a night of chamber music, a night of chorus, a night of opera, and a night of symphonic and choral works. The opera chosen was Orfeo and Euridicen by Gluck. With Mrs. Pazmor singing the role of Orfeo, and the entire opera directed by Ernst Bacon, who interrupted his work under a Guggenheim Fellowship for the occasion, the production was judged one of the finest, most perfected ever done here. The other two concerts, of course, were highly rated as ex- cellent examples of good workmanship and mu- sicianship combined. The night of chamber music brought to the front various members of the fac- ulty, who gave effective presentations of various types of chamber music. The orchestral and chorus night was, as usual, a complete success, with Mr. Nowak and Mr. Lewis again leading their groups in fine, professional performances. All these concerts during the year were supple- mented by those sponsored by the Civic Music Association, those presented by our own faculty, and those of the students themselves. So it is that an interesting and successful year has been com- pleted, which leaves us, not gazing backward, but rather, looking to the future, and already making plans for a bigger, better coming season. C0mWanian4AL?o gfzenffienef QA'cou7A STUDENT GOVERNMENT President ......, ..... P Ol.I.Y BREEDEN lp-Q1 Vice-President ..... ..... E RANCES BROOKE wax: Secretary ....... ...... E YLEEN RUNGE Treasurer ...,..,...... ..,. G RACE WILLIAMS QQ HOUSE PRESIDENTS Pell .,..... .......... ..........., S A MMY WORLEY Dexter ..,. ..,.. f ......... K ENT SEIGNIOUS Main ....... .... M ARGARET JORDAN YOUNG East Wilson. ..,....,......., ANNE CROOKS Andrews .... ....,........ G RACE MARTIN Cudd .............,... ...... A NNE BATES if Junior Representative .,..... .. ......,.....,........... JENNIE HARRIS Sophomore Representative.. . ..... ... .,,.........,, MILDRED ELEMINC7: POLLY BREEDEN Freshman Representatives. .rr. coRNEuA ALEXANDER, ANN LLEWELLYN Dining Room Chairman ...,,.. ...,......,..,............... J ULIA BRIDGER Day Student Representative... ....ANNE MONTGOMERY The Student Government Association ot Converse College assumes that each student wishes to act with due regard to the spirit and ideals of Converse at all times. The students make their own laws, by which they are governed. The Council is elected to act as a guidance in helping the girls uphold the I-lonor System to the best ot their ability. The honorable way ot living is a vital part of each Converse student's life both at home and at school. 72 President ....... Vice-President .... Secretary ....... Treasurer ...,,... Freshman Commissioner Religious Meetings. .. Religious Meetings. .. Religious Meetings. ,. Y. W. C. House ........,... Music ..,,..... Parley Voc ...... Morning Watch ..,.. . All Campus Activities. . ..... Social Service ....... ALLISON STONE Deputations.. ........ ... . Publicity ....................... Representative of Day Students .... Freshman Representative .... ,...,.... .......... A. ..........ALLlSON STONE ...NMARGARET BLACKMON ......VIRGiNlA WHITNER ......ELIZABETH BRUNK ...MCATHERINE GANT .........i-IARRIETT BULL .......CELESTE HUMPHREYS ....LALLA GREEN NIMOCKS ...........JEAN MANEY .......BESSIE RICE JENNINGS ............BETTY RODMAN MARGARET JORDAN YOUNG ........MARGLIERITE SYMMS ...... .JANE ADAMS ...UCAROLYN BARR ....EDNA RAINVILLE . .. .ANNE WOOD HONORARY MEMBERS President of Student Body ....... .......... . . President of l. R. C. ........ . ...POLLY BREEDEN ....ELEANOR TOOLE The Y. W, C. A. at Converse plays an unceasing and vital part in character building on the campus, and sets a high standard of morale For those who attend the college. 73 l PRESIDENTS BOARD Chairman Secretary President President President President Editor of President Freshman Editor ot President President President President Editor of President Junior Class ..,... Dramatic Club ,.... Student Body ,.,. Sophomore Class. The Concept . . . .. Athletic Association. . Adviser ,......,... the Parley Voc , Senior Class .,.. Day Students ,... Y. W. C. A.. .. I. R. C. ......,... . Y's and Other Y's Hyatt Music Club.. With these girls, the leaders of the major organiza- tions ot our campus, rests the responsibility of settling important problems, furthering student ideas, and promot- ing the Converse spirit throughout the student body. .......PEGGY HITE ...,......ALLISON STONE ....BESS OWEN ALEXANDER ..,,........ELOlSE BETHEL ,POLLY BREEDEN ...HPRETTO BRUNSON ......ANNE CROOKS ...DOROTHY FRANCE ...HCATHERINE GANT .,.,.LLJClA GEIGER .....,.......PEGGY HITE .....ANNE MONTGOMERY .ALLISON STONE ...,ELEANOR TOOLE ....VIVIAN WORKMAN .. .. .MARCIA WYCHE Acting as a medium between the students and the Faculty, Presidents Board, together with Dr. Gwathmey, presents its ideas to the faculty through whose cooperation they are carried out. CGMMENCEMENT MARS!-IALS Chief Marshal .... Mary Bauman Polly Breeclen Barbara Brown Dorothy France Lucia Geiger Dora Ellen Hyman Elizabeth Lyles Anne Montgomery Allison Stone Eleanor Toole Vivian Workman Marcia Wyche Outstanding members of the rising Senior Class ful- at class day the baccalaureate sermon hnal exercises till the positions ol Commencement Marshals. They par- and acting as hostesses to the Families ancl visitors at ticipate in all commencement activities, serving as ushers that time. 75 iv- T N., ,wk BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .... . .. ... ,..... . .MARY BAUMAN Assistant Business Manager. Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Manager Manager .... .... MAMIE BLIRNETTT .... ...HCAROLYN MCSWEEN ...... .CLARA BLICHAN Manager.. ..... MARGARET FULTON Manager.. Manager ..,.GENEVIEVE MILLS . . . .BETTY VANN Editor-in-Chief. .. .. Associate Editor. .. Assistant Editors. . . QIZIQLI STAFF ...HVIVIAN WORKMA . .. . ...,... PEGGY HI' ... .FRANCES ELEMIN' CATHERINE GAI' Organization Editor.. ........... JENNIE HAR Athletic Editor .... Feature Editor. .. Picture Editor. .. ., Photographers ...... Artist ....... Typist.. .. . .. Faculty Adviser SM . ......... ELIZABETH BOINE .. , . . .MARY FRANCES MORG ....,...........HARRIETT BU ANN VANSTORY, MONNIE ...........JEAN ...,.DR. ELEORD M 'yn ,S and 0-l-l-ll2lQ Y'S,' A college annual is often the only album one has ot her school days, the only record, perhaps, of the most eventful years of her lite. If this edition ot the Y's and Other Y's records the composite picture ot the year in permanent form so that in the Future it may be relived in the minds ot all, we will be justly rewarded. Thus, we present this, your yearboolc, to the student body lor whom it was created. 77 TI-IE I943 PAQLEY VCO The Parley Voo , taking For its motto the phrase, speaking for you and about youu, has attempted to depict the life and growth of Converse in war- time. The news writers have covered the activities both on and ott the cam- pus, the feature writers have added levity, the editorial policy has been one of unbiased presentation of opinion. This, a newspaper of college students, for college students, and by college students, has kept alive the interest and en- thusiasm which stimulates ai spirit ot loyalty to Converse. Because of war conditions, the Farley Voo was changed from a weekly to a bi-monthly publication, but the statt has exerted an unusual etiort to keep the news up-to-the-minute. The business statt has been on its toesi' all year and has inaugurated many new ideas to promote advertising. Sacritices have to be made in times of war, but it is through a newspaper that progress is re- flected and intluenced. The Parley Voon is the mouthpiece of Converse. 78 Editor-in-Chief ...... ......., L LICIA GEIGER Business Manager .... .. .... ........,..... M ARGUERITE SYMMS Managing Editors. . ..... HELEN GELLERT, ELIZABETH WITHROW Make-up Editor .... ,.......................... S ARA DEVER Feature Editor. .. . .... LALLA GREEN NIMOCKS Sports Editor ,... ,. ..,.. MARY JEAN HOOPER Y. W. C. A. Editor, .. ....... DEE JENNINGS Day Student Editor. .. ,... BETSY STEPHENS Dramatic Editor .... ..... P AULINE DeWITT Circulation Manager. .. .... PENELOPE PARKER Exchange Editor .... .,.... S ARA SPIGENER Photographer .. .... ELEANOR HOWARD Cartoonist .... .......... J UNE SMITH Head Typist. .. .. ....... CAROLINE WOODS Assistant Typist. ,.. .... CHRISTINE RICHARDSON TI-IE I943 PARLEY VOO STAFF 79 TI-IE I943 CQINICFPT The Concept is the literary magazine of Converse College. lt strives to encourage creative writing among the students and bring to its readers the best from the literary ettorts at Converse. The magazine is published three times during the year-tall, winter, and spring. These issues are composed ot short stories, essays, play and book reviews, sketches, one-act plays and poe- try, all of which are submitted For publication by the students. The Concept has an extensive exchange list with other literary magazines published in South Carolina as well as in other states. 80 Editor-in-Chief .... . .... ANNE CROOKS Associate Editor,. .......... BETTY MURPH Managing Editor .... .. ... .... .... V lRGlNlA WHITNER Senior Representative.. ......... MARGARET BLACKMON Class Editors ...... .... B ETSY BRUNK, CHERRY SIMMS Wild Thyme Editor.. . ...... ........ E DNA RAINVILLE Business Manager .....,.., .,., .,.......... N A NCY VAUGHAN Assistant Business Managers.. .. ..MlRlAM WEISS, EMILY JENNINGS Circulation Manager .,...... .. .... .....,...... S AMMY WORLEY Assistant Circulation Manager.. ........... SARA LEE GIEEORD Art Editors .......... .,.... .... C A ROLYN BARR, JUNE SMITH Exchange Editor. .. ............ ......., P AULINE DeWlTT Typists ....... .... K ATHERINE DERRINCS, JEAN BLOUNT TI-IE I943 CONCEPT STAFF 8I .K Ex ., ...X ts S4 GAMMA SIGMA Faculty President .... .... . . .DR. TlLLlNGl-lAST Student President ..... .. .. .ANNE MONTGOMERY Secretary-Treasurer. .. .......,......................... DR. MYERS FACULTY MEMBERS Dr. Hunter Dr. Taylor Mr. Gerschefslci Miss Williams Dr. Myers Mrs. Wimberly Dr. Sawyer Dr. Wingtield STUDENT MEMBERS Nancy Anderson Anne Montgomery Ruth Boyd Nancy Vaughan Gamma Sigma is the honorary scholastic organization at Converse Col- lege. It was established in i923, and during the nineteen years of its existence, there have been one hundred and tour members. Gamma Sigma is composed of faculty members, who belong to Phi Beta Kappa, and students who have maintained a high scholastic average. The purpose is stated in the motto ot the organization, Know thyseltf, 82 ALP!-IA SIGMA SIGMA President ...... . .. .FRANCES BROOKE Vice-President .... . ,.... .NANCY VAUGHAN Secretary-Treasurer ..... .... .,........ P E GGY HITE Dorothy France Ann Montgomery Lucia Geiger Alpha Sigma Sigma is a senior honor society, membership to which is based on character, leadership, scholarship, initiative, loyalty and the courage with which to carry out ideals. The members of Alpha Sigma Sigma work as a group and through other organizations to promote unity and better relations among the students, more class spirit, and above all, loyalty to our college. The Alpha Chapter of Alpha Sigma Sigma was Founded at Converse College in 1921. Prior to that time a medal was presented to the best-rounded girl in school. Girls who are eligible are tapped For membership in the early part oi April. 83 l PALIVIETTO PLAYERS President ELOISE BETHELL Secretary AN N E BATES Treasurer LALLA GREEN NI MOCKS Eacuity Adviser HAZEL ABBOTT COMMITTEE CI-IAIRM EN COSICUVTIC- .. . ,... BETTY HARTMAN Light ..... .. ........,....... CATHERINE GANT Music. .. ......... ......... M ARY CRUTCHFIELD Properties. .. .. .. .BETSY BRUNK, MARY JEAN HOOPER Publicity ..... ........... H ELEN MYATT, PALILINE DeWITT Stage.. .... DORIS MOREHEAD, ELEANOR HOWARD Functioning as an organization For college and community dramatic ac- tivities, the Pairnetto Piayers, tor a score ot years and more, have held the poI- icy ot presenting a variety oi piays in keeping with the progressive theatre in America. During the IaII oi I9-42 in cooperation with the Nationai Theatre Con- Ierence and the soldiers at Camp Croft, they produced the great war play ot the year by MaxweII Anderson, The Eve of St. Mark. 84 President .... .... . Secretary-Treasurer. .. . Jane Adams Bess Owen Alexander Jeannette Bagnal Anne Bates Frances Bethea Margaret Blackmon Jean Blount Elizabeth Boinest Polly Breeclen Frances Brooke Betsy Brunlc Pretto Brunson Clara Buchan Mary Fabisinslri Emily Fitchett Ellen Foreman Dorothy France Lucia Geiger Madge Grayclon Elizabeth Grier Peggy l-lite Fannie Hurt Alice Jenkins Natalie Jennings Jean Maney Betty McCarty INTEIQNATICDNAI. IQELATICDNS CLUB .. .ELEANOR TOOLE .. .HELEN GELLERT Gene Mears Genevieve Mills Betty Murph Lalla Nimocks Eyleen Runge Allison Stone Francys Sullivan Marguerite Symms Norma Thatcher Miriam Weiss Virginia Whitner Marcia Wyche Margaret Jordan Y oung Having as its goal the lceener understanding of events taking place in the world today, the International Relations Club meets twice a month under the sponsorship ol Dr. Stone. By means ol round-table discussions, lectures, and individual reports, the members analyze current topics and go lor lurther reference to their shelf ot books in the library as well as to pamphlets received from the Foreign Policy Association and the Carnegie Endowment For Inter- national peace. This year the l. R. C. members baclced a radio program dealing with current topics in which they themselves participated. an I-IYATT MUSIC CI UB President .,.. . . .,.. . . ........ ,... . . ,.... MARCIA WYCHE Vice-President and Program Chairman. .. ..., MARY CRUTCHFIELD Secretary ...... ...........,...... . . .SAMMY WORLEY Treasurer .... .... . ,... .... B E TTY RODMAN Jane Adams Bess Owen Alexander Elizabeth Allison Margaret Blackmon Penelope Boulcnight Allene Broyhill Dicksie Brown Betsy Brunk Miriam Carmichael Mamie Caughman Kitty Colclough Caroline Eddy Margaret Edwards Estelle Easterby Mary Helen Garrison Sara Lee Gitiord Margaret Hanna Marjorie Jones Dee Jennings Monnie King Virginia Mae McCall Helen O'Quinn Bessie Rice Christine Richardson Eyleen Runge Cherry Sims Caroline Smoalc Mitzie Spring Laura Taylor Eleanor Toole Caroline Woods Margaret Workman e Hyatt Music Club, named tor N. Irving Hyatt, Dean Emeritus of the Converse School oi Music, was organized in 1936. The purpose oi the club is to help students become acquainted with classical music, and to participate in the work of the National Federation of Music Clubs. Membership in the club is open to anyone who loves music. 86 President ..... ...MARY DYCHES Vice-President .... .. .EYLEEN RUNGE Secretary ...,.. . . .... RUTH ALLEN Treasurer .... .... E MlLY FITCHETT Bess Owen Alexander Jeanette Bagnal Ella Frances Baird Anne Bates Martha Battle Eloise Bethel Margaret Blaclrmon Jean Blount Julia Bridger Diclrsie Brown Betsy Brunlc Harriett Bull Kitty Colclough Mary Anne Curry Katherine Derring Margaret Edwards Frances Fleming Ellen Foreman Cacie Gant Mary Helen Garrison Margaret Goodman Madge Graydon Elizabeth Grier Jean Claire Gritiin Margaret Hanna Jennie Harris Betty Haughton Peggy Herbert Peggy Hite Jane Hurt Sarah Jones Sarah Ellen Joyce Janet Kelly Monnie King Susanne Lyles Grace Martin Betty McCarty Katherine McElroy Carolyn McSween Nancy Milby Frances Morgan Kathleen Morgan Rose Osborne Mary Poulnot Betty Ramseur Evelyn Richards Mary Riclcer Norma Rivers Betty Rodman Mary Roundtree Cherry Sims Peggy Sprague Mitzie Spring Valda Stone Frances Sullivan Marguerite Symms Norma Thatcher Spotswood Walker Marguerite Willauer Betty Jane Woodside This year the Glee Club, under the direction ol Mr. Edwin Gerscheislci en- joyed singing not only classical and sacred music, but also popular songs oi the day in part singing. The Glee Club was an integral part ot the chapel exercises, and appeared in Y. W. C. A. services. A program ol carols, given at the annual Christmas party and a concert in the spring were the most anticipated per- formances ol the year. GLEE CLUB 87 rim :ez -'ff L President ...... .... . BETTY SMITH Vice-President. .. . .... GENEVIEVE MILLS Secretary-Treasurer .............. .... .............. G E NE MEARS Elizabeth Adams Polly Breeden Mary Cannon Betty Cole Helen Gellert Peggy Hite Hazel Holland Frances Hurt Dora Ellen Hyman Jean Maney Vivian McDowell Anne Montgomery Mary Frances Morgan Susie Plowden Eunice Purnell Evelyn Richards Sara Spigener .lane Vancliver Barbara Walsh Margaret Worlcman Sammy Worley The Social Science Club is composed ol girls who are majoring or minor- ing in Sociology. lts purpose is threefold: to develop a scientitic attitude among college students toward the social problems of the state, to study the social problems in South Carolina with the aim ol helping to promote social legislation, and to cooperate with the State Department ol Education in em- phasizing the need ol the Social Sciences in the high schools ol the state. This year, in service to the present war need, the club has adopted a British re- lugee to care lor. The organization has regular monthly meetings, and sends delegates to the Sociology Conventions held in the Fall and spring. 88 GRANDDAUGI-ITFPS CI UB President ...... ..MARY FRANCES MORGAN Vice-President .... . . . .... . .EMILY JENNINGS Secretary-Treasurer, .. ,, ,CORA TURNER MORRAH DAUGHTER MOTHER DAUGHTER MOTHER Ruth Allen Ruth Christman Sarah Fant Jones Ora Fant Maud Baker Maud Gudger Betty Lanham Arrie Free Carolyn Barr Mary Frances Guess Addie Jean McMaster Mary Frances Williford Frances Bethea Frances Bruce Anne Marshall Anne Hall Julia Bridger Julia Tatum Frances Marshall Anne Hall Barbara Brown Prctto Brunson Mamie Burnett Lou Carlisle Estelle Easterby Dorothy France Margaret Fulton Catherine Gant Lucia Geiger Margaret Goodman Sara Harris Anna Hart Frances Harvey Peggy Herbert Emily Jennings Barbara Kirtley Kathleen Sanders Pretto Halford Mamie Young Sarah Montgomery Estelle Gregory Ruth Patterson Nannie Ravenel Agnes Ravenel Gertrude Smith Margaret Woodhouse Sara Schroder Anna Keitt Fannie Wilnona Way Frances Elizabeth Turner Shirley Sims Margaret Clarke Anne Montgomery Kathleen Morgan Marv Frances Morgan Cora Turner Morrah Rose Osborne Lucy Paul Mary Poulnct Shirley Shepherd Caroline Smoak Marguerite Syrnms Barbara Taylor Nancy Vaughan Allcne Wells Virginia Whitner Anne Wood Margaret Workman Annie Bostick Kathleen Connor Kathleen Connor Hcssie Thomson Susie Whitehead Katherine Huiet Ora Sherrill Beatrice Paine Annie McCleod Claude Rochelle Pearce Louisa Evans Justice Ruth Zabel Allene Chapman Virginia Simpson Josephine Morton Pauline Wingo Members ol the Granddaughters Club are daughters of Converse Alumnae The club's purpose is to assist in all alumnae functions at Converse. g. as We 'JS-ff' 11 USES' el-RLI r rmncf-xis President ..., .... .... A N N MARSHALL Vice-Presiclent. ,. .. ......, RUTH ALLEN SCCYCJCBFY .... ,. .,. .MILDRED l:LEMlNG Treasurer. . .... PAULINE FERGERSON Reporter. .. ...... ANNE CROOKS Frances Bethea Sara Ellen Joyce Helen Bishop Betty Murph Sara Burnette Ann Neale Pless Beverly Cappleman Margaret Sprague Frances Green Terry Updike Rose Osborne Those who make a B or above and show ability in the French language are members of Le Cercle Francais. At our meetings we speak French, sing French songs, and see French movies. Often we have informal teas and in- teresting speakers to talk with us. Dr. Vermont, our club adviser, helps us at our gatherings to make the club a success. 90 Cl ASSICAI CI UB President ..... .... . LOUISE FALLS Vice-President .... . ........ SAMMY WORLEY Secretary-Treasurer. .. .,,., ............, l-I ARRIET CLlNNlNGl-lAM Rosa Anderson Virginia Hengeveld Francys Sullivan Carolyn Barr Sara Ellen Joyce Freda Sullivan Ruth Ann Bowman Martha Lunsford Allene Wells Mamie Caughman Ann Marshall Jo Carolyn Willis Dovie Crooks Mary Martin Anne Wood Harriet Cunningham Margaret Ogburn Sammy Worley Louise Falls Mildred Page Marjorie Worthington Joan Finlrlea l-larriet Ann Scruggs The oldest club at Converse is the Classical Club, and its general purpose is to furnish a background lor the study ol the classics. The club is composed ol the students in the advanced Latin classes in which the technical side is brought out. Interesting byways and sidelights are discussed in club meetings For which there is not time in class. Authorities on various subjects connected with the classics spealc to us throughout the year and help us to Form this background lor our class worlc. Miss Gee is our faculty adviser, whose vast un- derstanding guides the club. WILD TI-IYME Chief Scribe.. ... .... ,... . ......BETTY MURPT-l Guardian of the Royalties. .. . .... EDNA RAINVILLE Anne Crooks Laila Nimoclcs Frances Brooke Pauline DeWitt Wild Thyme is an honorary creative writing society, the only wholly liter- ary organization at Converse. Membership is based upon consistently out- standing worlc appearing in The Concept. The purpose of the club is to maintain high literary standards in the college and in The Concept. Pro- grams for the informal monthly meetings are varied, including the reading and constructive criticism by the group of worlc by the girls, talks by Faculty mem- bers and outside spealcersg and discussion of standard and contemporary literature. The quill, symbol of Wild Thyme, appears in The Concept be- side the contributions of each member. ln each issue of the magazine special recognition is given that piece of writing by a member of Wild Thyme which the group considers most meritorious. 92 President ....... Vice President .... Secretary ..... Jane Adams Maude Baker Janet Bloom Julia Bridger Frances Brooke Pretto Brunson Anne Crooks Mary Dyches Virginia Edwards Kathleen Farnsworth Dorothy France Betty Friend Helen Gellert Margaret Hanna Jeanne Harby Mary Jean Hooper Eleanor Howard Dora Ellen Hyman Alice Jenkins Natalie Jennings Barbara Lee Margaret McLeod Kathleen Morgan Cora Turner Morrah Betty Murphy Helen Myatt IQEPCDRTERS' CLUB ...SARA SPIGENER ...BOB BLACKMON ... ... .... SARA DEVER Lalla Nimocks Penelope Parker Edna Rainville Harriet Ann Scruggs Cherry Sims June Smith Francys Sullivan Marguerite Symms Virginia Whitner Caroline Woods Betty Jane Woodside Libby Withrow Margaret Jordan Young Lucia Geiger Sally Nash The Reporters' Club is an organization composed oi students interested in creative literary work along journalistic lines. The club meets informally once a month For discussion and studyp and from time to time guests are in- vited to speak at these monthly meetings. ln the spring oi the year the organi- zation has charge of one issue of the Parley Voof' as well as the publication oi one edition of the local newspaper. The group proves its worth by stimulat- ing a decided interest among students for the various college publications. 93 CCDTILLICDN CLUB President .... ..., , ........... E LIZABETH ADAMS Vice-President ...,.. . .. .MARGARET JORDAN YOUNG Secretary-Treasurer ..,. .. ,.,.., CLARA BUCHAN The Cotillion Club presented the annual Black and White Ball on Novem- ber 14, 1942. The dining room was beautifully decorated with garlands of ivy, carrying out the traditional Ivy Twiningf' The Black and White figure was led by the President, Elizabeth Adams, with Four members oi the Club, repre- senting each class. Music was furnished by Fleet Green and his orchestra. viii' SAUDI I3 CI UB Treasurer.. .. .. .. .. .......... EYLEEN RUNGE Carolyn Barr Ruth Ann Bow Frances Brabso Betty Chandler Eliza Crosby Mary Elmer Betty Friend man Valda Stone Carolyn Harwell Eleanor Howard Frances l-lurt Maribel Lewis Mary Poulnot Evelyn Richards Ann Skipper ln the tall and spring the bricllepaths are alive with members ot the Converse Saddle Club out enjoying a supper or moonlight ride. All girls who talce riding are eligible to take active part in these excursions. Classes this year have been under the instruction ot Miss Zelirne DeChamps of Spartanburg. For those girls who are not members ot the club special arrangements may be made so that they, too, may enjoy the use of the horses. ' 95 WI-IOS WI-IO Polly Breeden Peggy Hite Frances Brooke Anne Montgomery Anne Crooks Allison Stone Dorothy France Nancy Vaughan Lucia Geiger Vivian Workman Margaret Jordan Young 'The purpose oi WHO'S WHO is to serve as an incentive For students to get the most out of their college careersp as a means of compensation to students for what they have already doneg as a recommendation to the business worldg and as a standard of measurement For students. - Each year outstanding students are selected to have their biographies appear in WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNI- VERSITIES AND COLLEGES, a book which in itself provides national recognition. 96 l I D Hester Johnstone Esther Gouclger Clara Ravenel Charlotte DuBose Ellen Pratt Mildred Hutson Elise McLain Henrietta Phillips Grace Bailey Elizabeth Lucas Willodene Rion Mary Libby Pratt Mary Shaw Love Elbert Goodwin Jennie Harris Kent Seignious Martha Lunsford Sally Nash Jean Jones Nancy Wilson Christine Lee Ann Talbot Sue Lunsford Alice Belser Sara Jordon Dorothy Ward Gene Boyle Louise Erlich Margaret Gantt Susie Bryan Peggie Beattie Peggy Mcllee Eleanor Howard Betsy Lee Mayberry Louise Wells Nancy Crosswell Mary Blanton Charlotte Wilds .lean Claire Grittin Rosa Strait l9l5 Louise Hardingson Annie Burrum -I9l6 I934-i935 l ren e Weston Elizabeth Watson I935 Louise Commander Charleen Luther i936 Natalie Green C. Reid Nancy Hart Patty Brawley Virginia Pharr Sarah Curry l936'l937 Margaret Westmorelandlean Gibbes Mary DesPortes Sis Day i937-i938 Mary Buchanan Julia Lowry i938 Lucy Tison Leighton Acree I939 Mary M. Tompkins Jean Bumsteacl i940- Eyleen Runge Nancy Payne Julia McLain I939 l94O I94I Leta DuPree Hennie G. Wallace Frances Broolce Elizabeth Lunslord Julia Bridger Bess Owen Alexander Betsy Armistead l94I-i942 Elizabeth Boinest Mildred Fleming Margaret Fulton Cora Turner Morrah i942-i943 Alice Grier Cornelia Alexander Conway Fleming Anne Darby Tison 97 Mary Drye Margaret Erwin Mary McAlee Mary Heape Nancy Raines Helen Tison Sarah Nichols Erwin Wallace Nancy Murray Pauline Douglas Beverly Hover Floride McBee Mary Ruth Cannon Elizabeth Adams Eloise Bethel Mary Carson Jones Lalla Green Nimoclrs Grace Williams Ann Llewelyn Anne Ficlcen Kathleen Watson Delay Wright K. Lemmon Anna Durham Bettie Farley Sarah Glenn Dot Dupree Betty Miller Jane Henderson Anne McKay Bettie Jenlcins Betty Johnson Alice C. King Lula Orr Carroll McDaniel Virginia Faulkner Anne N. Pless Barbara Lee Frances McKay 1 x x 1 I SENICDQ' ORDEQ i942 i909 l943 H. Rogers A. Austell F. Brooke M. McCaig M. Weatherly E. Howard M. E. Pratt E. Salley M. J. Young E. Yates H. Thompson M. R. Cannon V. Battle J. Arnold P. Hite L. L. Latfitte H. Breeden E. Adams L. Tison P. Breeden l9lO I9II I9l2 I9I3 I9I4 l9I5 M. Ford H. Sparkman F. Potts M. Dowell H. Potts N. R. Sloan J. Speed O. Thach J. Brabson C. Conner R. Smith L. Hunter K. Y. Morray K. James M. Riser R Williamson B. Tucker E. Bomar L. Salley O. Roddy S. Smith A. Davis A. Shane M. Young A. K. Smith M. Young R. Williamson H. Torbet M. Link F. Glass H. Young M. Conner M. Lane M. Glaro R. Brown J. Henry T. Wannamaker K. Everett E. McDowell l9I6 l9I7 l9I8 l9l9 i920 I92I N. Carroll T. Breeden L. Crosland F Guess M. Allen C. Justice G. Cunningham T. Keith W. Scoville H. Johnston W. Barksdale L. Elliot H. Burnett C. Walker M. E. Wilkinson M. Bell V. Simpson M. V. lrwirl M. Simpson M. F. Hearndon R. Wiley O. Brown T. Daniels R. McNeil J. Price L. Willingham H. O'Neal K. Whitner S. Duncan M. O'Neal J. Salley E. Scales A. Page W. Sheppard K. Worth M. POftCf L. Bomar K. McCord S. Oliver N. Green E. Cowan E. Cloud 1922 '923 J. Alexander T' Hardin V. Earle M. Malpass M. Taylor J. P. Rice F. Barringer M. Curry N, Bomaf C. Cowan Ev porter M. Miller E. Brabham S. Miller 1924 1925 1926 1927 I928 I929 E. Porter E. Knight W. Steadrnon I. Depass S. Wilkinson J. Buchalew M. Nelson R. Witherington V. McKenzie H. McLean M. A. Anderson E. Travis M. Oeland A Law M. Evans E. Woodward l. Morgan L. Laroque A. Rowland C. Wiley M. F. AFICJVKWS J. Woodruff V. Wright E, Barron L. Stevens G Barksdale M. VanLandingham M. A. Caudle F. Harrill L. Bailey M. Minge P. Early L. Mattison G. Gee L. Davis B, Ellis E. Jackson V. Earle H. Howard L. Parrot E. Thomas R. Holliday 1930 '93' '932 1933 1934 1935 E. Bland M. Wiltnourn J. Culvern C. Dean A. MCMMIEUS P' Davis H. Powell C. Hudson E. Parrott G, Law E. Zemp L. Alien E. Thomas M. Malone V- Climi B. V. Bright B. Armtield M. Johnson E- Jffnnlnfis A- Weeks A- MBCAGPU' A. Atnergotti C. Major L. N. McCaughr1n L. McKellar C- MGCH6 l-- Jones A. Whitehead M. McSwain D. Dillon A. Littleiohn I. Cummings H. Maulin 5. Lucas L. Guest El Miles H. Thomas J. Jordan A. McLean 5. Knight J' Hai' P' Johnson i936 I937 l938 I939 I94O l94l M. Barnwell L. Lorenz K. McKinnon E. Pratt E. Munroe J. Rogers I. Patterson V. Howard E. Watson E. Horton F. Savage B. McGaughey S. Sprague P. Pratt M. D. Harding V. Pharr N. Howard C. Zimmerman E. Lucas K. Kennedy V. Dobson B. Rainsford McLaurin A. Hart D. Lyon C. Belser l. Weston S. Lowry M. Toole D. Curry E. Coker S. Gitabes E. Huger M Hart H. Phillips E. Corliss J. Beattie M Lindsay K. Lemmon S. Curry A. L. Day J. Lowry 99 c5Qaz1f,4man.4fLL2p czlwalenecg MMM 5 C CLUB MARY BALIMAN BETSY BRUNK CLARA BUCHAN MARY RUTH CANNON ANNE CROOKS DOROTHY FRANCE MARGARET FULTON CATHERINE GANT JENNIE HARRIS PEGGY HITE MARY JEAN HOOPER ELEANOR HOWARD GENE MEARS MARY FRANCES MORGAN LALLA GREEN NIMOCKS EDNA RAINVILLE KENT SEIGNIOUS SARA SUITT BETTIE VANN VIVIAN WORKMAN ,iw Xl JENNIE HARRIS MARY JEAN HOOPER CAROLINE WOODS X., X. KENT SEIGNIOUS I-HEADS OI- SPORTS A girl, having proved herself capable of leadership and promoting in- terest in athletics, is chosen to head the sport in which she has excelled. This honor is given her at the end ol her Sophomore year to carry throughout the Following year. Her duty is to assist the instructor when the sport which she heads is in season. As a member ol the Athletic Advisory Board she con- tinues to carry out the purpose ol the association by promoting the principles ol team spirit and good sportsmanship, both on and otf the athletic tield. ANNE BATES VIRGINIA WI-IITNER Head dr swimming A... ,........ J ENNIE HARRIS Head er Hockey.. .... ..i. M ARY JEAN HooPER Head oi Volleyball. .. . .... CAROLINE WOODS Head di Basketball .... ...I K ENT SEIGNIOUS Head ol Riding .... . .... SANDY HARVATH Head of Tennis. .. ......... BESSIE RICE Head of Archery ..,. .... A LLENE BROYHILL Head of Gear. .... ....... ........ M A RY CRUTCI-IFIELD Head di Hiking ..... ..... A NNE BATES, VIRGINIA WHITNER GLADYS HARVATH BESSIE RICE ALLENE BROYHILL IO3 MARY CRUTCI-IFIELD ATI-ILIETIC ADVISORY BOARD Y ' 14 KM .- 1-.' ' F , l DOROTHY FRANCE President. ...... .... . DOROTHY FRANCE Vice-President. .. .. ..... .... V lRGlNlA HENGEVELD Recording Secretary. ...... ..... C AROLYN MCSWEEN Corresponding Secretary ...,. .... ..... E M ILY FITCHETT Treasurer ....... ....... . .... ...... SUE ROBBlNS Senior Adviser. . ,.. . .. .ELEANOR ,HOWARD Senior Adviser. . .....,..,. SARA SUITT Junior Adviser .... .... . . .BETSY BRUNK Junior Adviser .... . . ..,. EDNA RAINVILLE Sophomore Adviser. ..,. SARA WOOTEN Sophomore Adviser. . .. .. ..,..... DOROTHY FOSTER The Athletic Association strives to promote good sports- manship, not only on the athletic field, but throughout the activities of the Converse girl. An advisory board, com- posed ot representatives of the student body, is active in promoting enthusiam For our college athletics and in main- taining our high ideals. 104 SWIMMING There are damp pigtails, of course, and even damper tank suits , but there is no such thing as a damp spirit. Eyerybodyis out For this tirst major sport and anxiously await- ing the swimming meet. HOCKEY Bracing those icy breezes ot December, each class keeps that ball rolling toward those victorious points. VOLLEYBALL Long afternoons practicing in the gym that's packed with excited girls. They're just preludes to the games to come-games be- tween classes and Faculty. you BASKETBALL Watch those goals, guard your man-are foremost expressions on the basketball court during those intramural games in February. RIDING Spring, winter, and fall tind Converse girls on the bridle paths with riding becoming in- creasingly popular. TENNIS Although there are priorities on the rac- quets, and the balls are not to be had, ten- nis and its tournaments are still unrationed at Converse. '--is fry' vi V l 1 ARCI-IERY With spring, the bull's eye attracts the at- tention ol Converse and each class gives her all to dent that target. GOLF Around the links and back again as Con- verse drives toward its annual tournament in the spring. HIKING lt's either a supper hike or a good ol' out- ing once a week at Converse. Girls look for- ward with enthusiasm to those days of tramping through the woods and singing their favorite songs. For their love and loyaltyg for their understanding and spirit ot Friendlinessp for the ideals by which they have been guided through- out their four years at Converseg we have chosen these eight girls. Not only have they deemed themselves worthy of memory in the hearts ol those they leave behind them, but they will carry Forth with them a spirit of Converse, enabling them to meet with dignity what- ever the future may hold for them. .1L 'U 13' 'E . :iff 'nf ,El Ll H1 41, , 1 1 ' . ml 1 :N wimwgw ' 'il-. -' rw . 111 1. 'gm .2-1 Ti? :gui ' 11 , , ,, .Levi ll: Vx Y ,za mg 1 1 Q 11 11 A! K 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 2 2 XMIM Agree! fnigu cjza,nce4 5'co'0A flaw Cffzgagem G-Jil fnfisa Jerold? :ju JM!!! g7'!!!l.J0ll Cgf0l l0 ljatynitef cvcvgcvfz fzjczufzl ,UM ' - , ' ' -1 f' v-V, MMM Mm, Alfa 1 Q L44 L VLHJL WM7 C4l4fl Li IL ,ff MAY DAY E? , 1 5+ ,E ' hT.,'ig,A L Lkj .-vi I - Z v ,A E .Q 11 , 2 Q, -. ,i ,- X , .nu -, I A. ll ' El A , 4 xii ,. - -131' ' : . sk '- Q L1 I ' .M ,, E , H ,V . 4 Q I , -Eiga 5 ,, .1 H I n wlgl I - .ak vi 144' .. '- ' . ,' - , -L A ? .L . 4 x , 17. mag A w .r 1 L,-' I J: X. -:rf . .a-. V, 1:44 cutgin 1:61 elif!! ve! q MAY QUEEN, 1943 M244 ilijageffn Yfallea MAY QUEEN, 1942 cy U ri E p so l llilmlt iflltti ill? r had Y V vii J Our May Day is one ol celebration and lestivity. The queen is elected by the student body to represent a typical Converse girl, and her identity remains unknown until she appears in the Forest ot Arden. She is crowned by the King, President ol our Athletic Association, and they reign in regal splendor through- out the day. l-ler court consists ol seventeen attendants chosen from the tour classes. A gala perlorrnance ol dances, portraying a chosen theme, are presented in her honor. -1-W M644 June :lc an II6 J U N I O Cleimn 5,416 lQESl-IMI-ZN WEDDING A tradition at Converse For over thirty years, the Junior-Freshmen Wedding symbolizes the unity of these sister classes. The loyalty and Friend- ship pledged when the groom, a Junior, places the ring on the bride's tinger continues throughout the college life of the two classes together. A Freshman beauty represents her class as the bride, and her identity remains a secret until the tirst strains ol the Wedding March are heard. The bride and her at- tendants are chosen From the two classes by the Juniors. MX v CJCAVLO W Z6 VlfL6lfLi - L Bw it .ff L fe QM' fax!!! Y 1 f ' L M at Qfvifwe ff W MMM W M70 ' ' ' It is with sincere appreciation that we talce this opportunity to acknowledge those who through their interest, cooperation and tine worlc- manship have helped to rnalce this 1943 edition ol Y's and Other Y's a success. 0 Mr. BILL DEIGHTON and Mr. BUCK SHELTON ol the Char- lotte Engraving Co. ' Mr. BOB DAVIS of The R. L. Bryan Company, Printers. 0 Mr. GEORGE BARNSDALE ot Dunbar Studios. ' Our patronizers who through their advertisements made it possible to publish our Y's and Other Y's. II8 Glnnuvrnv Olnllvgr COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES fB.1f. and B.S. Degreesj SPECIAL MAJORS IN MUSIC, ART AND SPEECH IN THE B.A. DEGREE SCHOOL OF MUSIC fB.1Wu.r. and M.Mzzs. Degreesj SUMMER SESSION OF SIX WEEKS IN FINE ARTS FIFTY-THREE YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENT OVER FIVE 'THOUSAND ALUMNAE cc . xx or IKIXIZZOUZN3 zfdzlresxi F c O , EDWARD M. GWATHMEY, HA., M.A., PH.D. President SPARTANBURG, S. C. 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Grier, Martha Elizabeth .... Grittin, Jean Claire ..... Hall. Barbara Jean ....... Hamiter, Ann Elizabeth ...... Hammett, Emily Lucile. .. Hamrick, Catherine ...... Hanna, Margaret Adele... Harby, Jeanne .............. Harris, Anna N. ............ . .......lO72 Harvard, Spartanburg. S. C ...................Andrews,S.C ....IIIO Barnwell St., Columbia, S. C Graydon, Margaret Wallace.. .....IO4 Williams St., Franklinton, N. C ....42I Walnut St., Statesville, N. C ....5II Pettigrue St., Greenville, 5. C ....5Il Pettigrue St., Greenville, S. C ......4OI College Ave., Douglas. Ga ....650 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg, S. C 780 N. Vernon St., Spartanburg, S. C ..5Il Farley Ave., Spartanburg, S. C ....435 Limestone St., Gattney, S. C ......................Gitlord, S. C ...II3 W. Calhoun St., Sumter, S. C ...39B Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C Harris, Dorothy Louise. . .200 W. Hampton Ave., Spartanburg, S. C Harris, Jennie Etird .............. I95 S. Union St., Concord, N. C Harris, Martha Lisbeth .... 200 W. Hampton Ave., Spartanburg, S C C J Harris, Sara Josephine. .... 526 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg, . C Hart, Anna Harrison .......... I227 Crenshaw St., Spartanburg, S. C Hartin, Dorothy Louise ...,............ 255 Broad St., Sumter, S. C Hartman, Elizabeth Vaughn ...,.... 3246 Tivoli St., Jacksonville, Fla Harvath, Gladys Sandy ...,... 3877 Peak Card Place, Lynchburg, Va Harvey, Frances Harriet ......................,.. Holly Hill, S. C Harvin, Ruth Claire ...... ...I707 Hollywood Dr., Columbia, S. C Harwell, Carolyn .............,.... 825 Abelia Rd., Columbia, S. C Haughton, Bettie Blanche .... 2I I4 Midwood Place, Charlotte, N. C Hengeveld, Virginia Ruth ............. Concord St., Davidson, N. C Hatchett. Doris Louisa ...... 365 St. Andrews St., Spartanburg, S. C Herbert, Peggy Anne ...........,. I2I Michigan Ave., Decatur, Ga Hess, Charlotte Rebecca 34-I7 Reservoir Rd., N.W., Washington, D. C Hill, Carolyn Sibyl ........... Hite, Peggy McAllister ..... Holland, Hazel Elizabeth ..... Holland, Mary Alice ..... Hooper, Mary Jean ...,.... . Howard, Eleanor Johnson ..... Hudson, Maude Ogburn. .. Humphreys, Celeste Louise .. Huntley, Dorothy Irene. Hurt, Edna Jane ..... Hurt, Frances Fucher. .. Hyman, Dora Ellen ..... Irish, Elena Margaret ..... Isbell, Betty ........... Jenkins, Alice Hargroves ...l7OI N. Main St., Anderson, S. C .. . . . .322 W. Pine St., Florence, S. C .405 Howard St., Spartanburg, S. C ...,.................Roebuck, S.C ....Rivermont Dr., Spartanburg, S. C ...IIO2 N. Queen St., Kinston, N. C .204 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C .....................Denmark, S. C .494 Hampton Dr., Spartanburg, S. C ....................Scottsboro, Ala ..................GraniteviIle. S.C ..7OO W. Palmetto St., Florence, S. C ...lI3l Luttrell St., Knoxville, Tenn .....26 Mills Ave., Greenville, S, C. ....53I Warren Crescent, Norfolk, Va Jennings, Daisy Aileen .... Jennings, Emily Sims ....... Jennings, Natalie Whitted.. Johnson, Molly Helen ....... Johnston, Meredith Latham. Jones, Jean ............... Jones, Marjorie Madeline. Jones, Sarah Fant ...... Joyce, Sara Ellen ...... .. Kelly, Janet McNeil .... King, Martha Nell ....... .................St.George. I27 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg, ... ...IO Meeting St., Charleston .............,.....Tryon, ..... E. Main St., Plymouth, ....i4ia mir sr., Hickory, S.C S.C ..Staples Mill Rd., Richmond, Va ..........246 E. Main St., Union Reynolds Rd., Winston-Salem, . ....................... Erevin, S.C N.C N.C N.C S.C N.C N.C ....I302 Taylor St., Corinth, Miss King, Mary Elizabeth ..... ..... 6 O4 Elm St., Conway, S. C Kirtley, Barbara Ann ..... ........... R oute 5, Spartanburg S. C Knott, Dorothy Eugenia ............ I422 llth Ave., Hickory, N. C Lanham, Elizabeth Calhoun, .605 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg, S. C Lawson, Margaret Jordan .....,.. 4 Glen Iris Park, Birmingham, Ala Lewis, Maribel Eugenia .... ...........,..,...... A ynor, S. C Lee, Barbara ............ ...... 3 Warren St., Sumter, S. C Llewellyn, Ann .... .......... I 3 Roslyn Rd., Richmond, Va Lomax, Ann ...... ........ 2 27 Hampton Ave., Greenwood, S. C Lowe, Madge ..........,...... Padgett's Store, Spartanburg, S. C Ludlam, Martha Harrington. .47I7 Poplar Springs Dr., Meridian, Miss Luke, Eddie Lee .................,. lI38 Glenn Ave., Augusta, Ga Lunsford, Martha Irving .... 323 N. Blvd., Walnut Hill, Petersburg, Va Lyles, Elizabeth Luola ............. 583 S. Union St., Concord, Lyles, Lorene Carpenter.. Lyles, Susanne ......... McCall, Virginia Mae .,.... McCarty, Betty .............. McCormick, Carolyn Francis.. McDowell, Dorothy. ....... . McDowell, Irene May ...... ....583 S. Union St., Concord, . . . . . . . .High St., Winnsboro, ........l5 New St., Marion, N.C N.C S.C N.C ....l739 St. Ann St., Jackson, Miss ......Rivermont Dr., Spartanburg ...................Kershaw, . . . . .604 Boyd St., Spartanburg McDowell. Vivian Louise ............ I9 N. Howard St.. Inman McElroy, Katherine Josephine ....... McKay, Frances Louise .......... II9 W. Third St., Lexington, McLeod, Margaret Rembert. McMaster, Addie Jeanne... McMillin, Mary Lucile ...... McRae, Virginia Lee .....,. I McSween, Carolyn Crews .... Maney, Helen Abston .... Maney, Jean Branch .... .... Marshall, Anne Hall ..... Marshall, Frances Jobett .... Martin, Grace Harriett .... .. Martin, Mary Aneve .... Maytield, Anne Sams ..... .... ........I4 Park Ave., Sumter . . . . .. .Newberry Rd., Winnsboro, 2, Inman Rockingham Rd., Rockingham, ..................TuscuIum, i . raoi writ Ave. s., Nasiwriie. .IBOI I9th Ave. S., Nashville, ....l92l 24th Ave., Meridian, ...,l92I 24th Ave., Meridian 605 McDaniel Ave., Greenville . . , . . . . .75 Salem St., Andover, 1 S.C S.C S.C S.C .2939 Brook Rd., Richmond, Va N. C S. C S. C S. C N. C Tenn Tenn Tenn Miss Miss S. C Mass .Federal Bldg., New Orleans, La Maynor, Carolyn Dorcas ........ 1302 N. Roxboro St., Durham, Mears, Beatrice Imogene ,... N.C ...22OO North Lane, Richmond, Va cc .mx ERWIN WHOLESALE CO., INC. GEER WHOLESALE DRUG WHOLESALE DEALERS COMPANY cc . an PHONE 50 SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 52 190-192 EZELL STREET cc .rx For Fine Furniture - Rugs - Dmpery Vlfinclow Sfmiles - Venetian Blinds Slip Covers VOGFI 6+ SON 207 F. MAIN ST. cc . 77 THE 1943 Y's AND OTHER Y's is bound in zz KINGSKRAFT COVER FOR READY-'ro-WEAR-FOR GIF'l'S FOR SPOR'I'SWE.ARiFOR HOUSE FURNISHINGS BELK-HUDSON COMPANY SPARTANBURG, S. C. Spartz1nbu1'g,s Largest and Most MOde1'n 44 I v Department Store DIAMONDS-VVATCHES 'A ' 'D JEWELRY-SILVERVVARE lflflzere Quality is firxt L'07LSl!lE7'IIil07ZD HYGEIA ICE AND FUEL CO. RUFUS D. LEWIS K . D JEWELER 146 E. MAIN ST. SPARTANBURG, S. C T. B. THACKASTON 'f 9 85 WARD AND COVINGTON REAL ESTATE RENTING ' Insurance 0 f ff ll Kinfls MONTGOMERY BUILDING BAND AND WHITE PRINTING CO. WE PRINT THE CONCEPT cc Q wx STUDENT DIRECTORY-Continued Milby, Nancy Rhea. .. .,....... 238 W. Hickman, Winchester, Ky Miller. Edna S. ..... .... 3 64 Connecticut Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C Mills, Genevieve. .........,... 7I5 Pendleton St.. Greenville, S. C Mills, Martha .....,.............., l607 Pope Ave.. Richmond, Va Moore, Mary Boykin ..... Montgomery, Anne Marguerite .... 488 Lucas St., Spartanburg, S. C l26 Washington St.. Spartanburg, S. C Morehead. Mrs. Doris ..... ...................... P aragauld. Ark Morgan. Kathleen Connor ....... l9l0 Augusta Rd.. Greenville S. C Morgan Mary Frances .... .,.l9lO Augusta Rd.. Greenville. S. C Morgan Frances Wilson... ...........,., Box I44, Andrews. S. C Morgan Virginia Anne .... .... I 0 Kensington Rd.. Asheville. N. C Morrah. Cora Turner .......... 208 Overbrook Rd.. Greenville. S. C Murph. Jean Elizabeth ........ I8I Oakland Ave.. Spartanburg S. C Murphy, Elizabeth L. .... .,.. I 0l4 Laurens St., Columba, S. C Myatt, Helen Evelyn ...... ........,............, Y ork S. C Nash, Sarah Witherspoon... Nathan. Shirley ........ Newsom, Harvey ,..... Nichols, Marguerite ..... Nimocks, Lalla Green .... .......23l Broad St., Sumter, S.C ....l2l4 Anthony Rd.. Augusta. Ga ..................Allendale, ...l55 S. Sumter St., Sumter. ...........................Dillon, Ogburn, Margaret Thomas. .Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, Osborne, Rose Whitehead ....... I32 Furman Ave., Asheville, O'Ouinn. Helen Louise .......... 2340 S. W. 32nd Ave., Miam Page. Mildred lrene ..,.....,.... 219 Dallas St.. Spartanburg Page, Sara Alma ..............., 2l9 Dallas St., Spartanburg Palmer. Mrs. Mary Louise Kisner. .77l Maple St., Spartanburg i r - Parker. Penelope Bentley ......... l0l9 Front St.. Georgetown, Parrish, Ruth Marcia ..... Paul, Lucy George .... Pearson, John Cecil... Peeler, Ann Quartz .... Pell. Edith Barrow .... Pless, Ann Neal ...,.. Plowden, Susie Louise. .. Poston, Mary Lee ....... Poulnot. Mary Oneita. .. Pratt, Elwya ........,... Purnell, Elizabeth Eunice. Rainville. Edna Leah .... Ramsay. Mary Curtis .... Ramseur, Betty .,..... Ray, Frances Ethel .... Rice, Bessie Bagby ...... Richards, Evelyn Dabney. .......493 Lucas Court. Spartanburg ....4l East Battery, Charleston, ..........Oalr Ave., Woodruff. ........4l4 S. Main St., Salisbury. ..2l0 Pittsboro St., Chapel Hill. ...,.304 View Point Dr., Marion. .....2B5 Marion Ave., Spartanburg Box l55, Pamplico. .....l34 Broad St., Charleston, 1 .....204 Michigan Ave.. Mobile, ......l76 Mills Ave.. Spartanburg, I26 Hannon Court, Spartanburg, Airport Rd., Spartanburg, 206 W. Prentiss Ave.. Greenville, .......l77 W. Lynch St.. Durham, Rice Circle, Belton. Smith, Elizabeth Ann .... Smith, Elizabeth Davis... Smith, Elizabeth Freeman Smith, June ............ Smoak, Annie Caroline.. Sowers. Frances Evelyn .... Spigener, Sara Kelsey. .. ....2528 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C. ' s .......................Paulrne, .C. ...............Glenn Springs, S. C. ...HB25 Beverly Dr., Charlotte. N. C. . ......... Bridge St.. Bamberg, S. C. ....Bell Hill Apts., Spartanburg, S. C. ...................Allendale, S. C. Spong. Rosalind Blakeney ....... 2225 Terrace Way, Columbia S. C. Sprague. Margaret Ann ....... ......................Tryon, N. C. Spring, Ethel Langford .......,.. ..... 9 44 Clilton Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Stephens, Sarah Elizabeth ..., 476 Peronneau St., Spartanburg, S. C. Stock, Josephine ........ -Stone, Rachel Allison ..... Stone. Valda Carolyn... Strait. Rosa Lillian .... .. Suitt. Sarah Warwick ...... ........67l E. Boulevard, Gainesville, Fla. .....Oregon Hotel, Greenwood, S. C. .....l26l Watauga St., Kingsport. Tenn. . . . . . . .339 College Ave., Rock Hill. S. C. .204 S. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Sullivan, Francys Marie .... 7719 Ioth St., N. W.. Washington. D. C. Sullivan, Freda ............. 200 Merrimon Ave.. Spartanburg. S. C. Symms, Marguerite Virginia .......... 2338 McDowell, Augusta, Ga. Taylor, Barbara Louisa ...... ll0B N. Main St.. Rutherlordton, N, C. Taylor. Imogene Wright. .. Taylor. Laura Walton ..... Thatcher, Norma ...... Thomas, Jane Dorsey .... Thomson, Pauline ..... Tison. Anne Darby .... S. C. S. C. S. C. N. C. N. C. i, Fla. S. C. S. C. S. C. S. C. S. C. S. C. S. C. N. C. N. C. N. C. S. C. S. C. S. C. Ala. N. C. S. C. S. C. S. C. N. C. S. C. I68 Second St.. S. R., Roanoke. Va Richardson, Christine Elizabeth ...............,.. Christiansburg, Va Riker. Mary Mayo ..... .,.,.. 5 I7 West End Ave.. Statesville, N. C Rivers. Norma Bass... ...... 205 North Ave., Anderson, S. C Robbins. Anne Sue ................. l08 Brawley St.. Chester, S. C Rodman. Elizabeth Lee ..,.. i326 W. Princess Anne Rd.. Norfolk, Va Rumble. Margaret Lillian. .. Runge, Eyleen Miriam... Russell. Isabel ..... ..... Sanders. Mary Kennon ..., Sanders. Sara Leland .... Scott, Janet .......... Scruggs, Harriett Ann... Seignious, Mary Kent ....... Shealy, Sarah Emily ..... Roe, Phyllis Ann ............,.. 2I9 l2th Ave., Huntington, W. Va Roundtree, Mary ....,.... Providence Rd.. Route 2, Charlotte, N.,-C .53rd and Holly Rd.. Virginia Beach. Va ......................Belton . .. ...Woodland Hills, Jackson .I33 W. Lee St.. Spartanburg, ...............Box 84, Fairfax ...2I7 Clifton Ave.. Spartanburg . . . . . . .209 Carol St.. Lancaster, .......8I9 Howard St Shealy, Sara Katherine .... 435 St. Andrews Ave Shepherd, Shirley Beatrice ....... Sims, Cherry ........... Sipple, Sara Mae ........ .. Skipper, Ann Elizabeth.. ....83 Edisto Ave .642 Palmetto, ....Kingstree Spartanburg Spartanburg Spartanburg, Orangeburg S. C Miss S. C S. C S. C S.C S.C S.C S.C S.C S.C ..7l5 Washington Ave., Savannah, Ga Landslord Rd.. Lancaster. S. C ........926 S. York St.. Gastonia. N. C. ....344 Milledge Circle, Athens. Ga. .........29 Water St., Charleston, S. C. .2I I S. Hanover Ave.. Lexington, Ky. .....24 Belmont Ave., Greenville. S. C. .....927 E. Main St.. Bennettsville. S. C. Toole. Eleanor ........ ...... W . South Boundary Ave.. Aiken S C. Updike. Vandiver. Jane .......... Van Doren, Muriel Roy.. Vann, Bettie Henley ..... Vanstory, Elizabeth Ann.. Varned oe, Daisie Christine .......... 25l6 Post St., Jacksonville. Fla. Vaughan. Nancy Milner. Vaugat. Elizabeth Jane.. Villareal. Norma C. ..... . Mildred Terry ........ 3429 80th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. ......7Ol E. River St., Anderson. S. C. ......l99-02 l0'i'th Ave., Hallis. N. Y. ......................Franklrnton. N. C. ...70 Montgomery Ferry Dr.. Atlanta, Ga. .....3l2 E. Main St.. Spartanburg, S. C. .... .. .I l95 Clifton Rd., Atlanta. Ga. .............Hidalgo N. L.. Mexico Walker, Ann Spotswood ........ 9l4 Mulberry Rd., Martinsville, Va. Walker. Walker, Mary Hannah... Shirley Winilred. ........908 N, Harper St., Laurens, S. C. 226 .....70l Juniper St.. Walsh. Barbara Anne .... Wayland, Wanda Lee ..... Weiss, Miriam ...... Wells. Allene ............ Whitner, Virginia S. ...... . Whitte Wilburn, Willauer, Williams, . . . . .. .. . . . . .North Rd., Auburndale. Fla. Brookwood Terrace, Spartanburg, S. C. ...5l9 Tusculum Blvd.. Greeneville. Tenn. .....l44 Ferry Place, Bridgeport, Conn. ....6l9 Crystal Dr., Spartanburg. S. C. N. E.. Atlanta, Ga. n, Dorothy Elizabeth ...... 250 Hydrick St., Spartanburg. S. C. Rebecca Jane .... . .664 Maple St.. Spartanburg, S. C. Marguerite Elaine ........... Hillcrest, Spartanburg, S. C. Grace .................. Country Club Rd., Hickory. N. C. Willis. Jo Carolyn ............. 212 Dallas Pace, Spartanburg. S. C. Willkie. Patricia Virginia...3l8 Mocking Bird Hill Rd., Louisville. Ky. Willson, Mildred Elizabeth ..................... Spartanburg, S. C. Wilson, Nancy Otis ............ 700 Rosemary Rd., Lake Forest. lll. Withrow, Alice Elizabeth. .2l6 Barren Hill Rd.. Conshohocken. Penna. Wood. Anne Talialerro ...... 2l6 Eden Terrace, Winston-Salem, N C. Woodrutl, John Samuel .... 336 Ridgewood Place, Spartanburg, S. C. Woods. Gladys Caroline ............... Riboult Rd., Beaufort. S. C. Woodside, Bettie Jane ..... ................ S t. Matthews, S. C. Wooten, Sara Rembert ..,..,.... 3Il W. Park Drive. Raleigh, N. C. Workman. Margaret Barnett. .. ..... E. George St.. Woodrutt, S. C. Workman. Vivian Laura. . .3 N. Greenwood Ave., Ware Shoals. S. C. Worley. Sammy Isabel ................ Box 177. St. Augustine. Fla. Worthington, Marjorie Marcella ..... 220 Pine St., Spartanburg, S. C. Wyche, Marcia ..,....,,.. .... 2 900 Augusta Rd.. Greenville. S. C. Young, Margaret Jordan .... ......... K incaid Ave., Wilson, N. C. DUNBAR STLJDIQ Cl-IAQLOTTE, N. C. QW! yy! .QQMLJ few MZMJ V-U -Pima 3 1 4, fx 410447, -7 4 L,, ,,,,,M, OFFICIAL PI-ICDTCDGIQAIN-IEf2S for The I943 Y's and Qther Y's .1. ,mv,.f.u-uni,- 1 2 I k .,--H'- '-M 'ffl'-0 ,....... - l f as I.. . w. F , , ,AL I -134 1 ll I ' 5 3, . Q0 Jw . 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HARDWARE HOUSEWARICS SPORTING GOODS WOFFORD QOI I PGI: S1fI?7ll!II7'IZ College of the Liberal Arts, ALB., B.S., and fllaff. Degrees Strong Pre-Medical Engineering, Business, and Scientific Courses, Voluntary Senior R. O. T. C. Unit and Aviation Course. Adequate Library, Laboratory, and Athletic Facilities, Expenses Mciderate Approved List Association of American Universities, Member Association of American Colleges, The Southern University Conference, and Southern Association of Secondary Schools and' Colleges Address the President for Further Information WALTER K. GREEN President SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA I29 1. -tl BOYD? J. FRANK BLAKELY, INC. C01-'rect Apparel for Vlfomefz cc . wr cc . n 186 Fm Mm ST. PHONE 996 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 167 N. CHURCH STREET PHONES 3700-1-2 PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CO- T1 h0lemle Grozrerx COIVIPANY cc Q ra FURNITURE SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONES 83 'S 84 THE SPARTANBURG HERALD G . D THE SPARTANBURG JOURNAL THE SUNDAY SPARTANBURG F, W, WQQLWQRTH gi CQ, HERALD JOURNAL Sp:11'tanburg's Most Effective and K . ,, Economical Advertising Media FIRESTQNE SMITH'S CUT RATE AUTO SUPPLY Sz SERVICE STORE DRUG STQRES COMPLETE SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR CONVENIENTLY LOCATED The Store That Has Xvhllt You Wzixit At Plezising Prices E. M4NlN AND ALABAMA STRELI1 PHONES 77 and 78 167 and 142 EAST MAIN STREET 130 . ' i - EP-...A. . ii bi M i uri., Q? , in z J ,X ggwnrww' N, -.ggmggg if it A , ity i N V fu A X Q, 'ITL-. .iupiif it i ,JB Y 1,' - Lid L..ui S :ui Ae 4.1.11 . 'I ,. 1 .. Q ,ii 61:51- i, ,5 4..- :iii M .Vi : , 4 i 7 R 1' J H U i ll 'iii Q'3 .ii i.,,.,'i,' U ' 40:5 f 5 viii , h ' W 'Vi W . A99 Y - f 1' ' .ll . , '-. 7 If TK A r W 'A , , . f, ,A Q5'fA Qix X'- '7.f:-ff.ifZ'iQ A sg- 4 Qs XXX as i af Q 43? W' 'i ik W 4' Y ' , Ti'f'1 i5'9' ' A ,f-'wifi'-Liang! ' M l?Aei!!01fL.4e of Qnabf ii. THE R. L. 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