Converse College - Ys and Other Ys Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1944 volume:

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THOSE THAT W ., .II VE TO OUR WORK AND PLAY THAT SPIRIT WHICH IS HSE Miss Holcn PUl 'l Ul' Smith .If 14-S- . I T I 4 J, wh, . ? 'sl' I f W-1 I 5 T .. CJ Q 'f . Afxffg - if ff' SHE WAS OF CONVERSE. SHE WORKED, SHE PLAYED HERE WHERE FOR FOUR YEARS WE HAVE WORKED AND PLAYED. WE DEDI- CATE THIS, THE ANNUAL OF THE CLASS OF 1944, TO HER. SHE IS A SYMBOL OF THE US THAT CAN BE, THAT MUST BE IN OUR WORLD OF TOMORROW. 9 4 v mia Fl' f :U UF nfvfflib' A who P ' '- 1 ztfg' K IJ xx N., 'Mg HI: O MAIN HALL WITH ITS D1GN'1F1Eo HOSPITALITY HAS WELCOMED STUDEN'I'S TO CONVERSE FOR OVER PIALF A CENTURY. TITIIS RAIVIBLING EDIFICE IS TI-IE NUCI,EUS OE COLLEGE LIFE'-'ITS TOWERS SYIWBOLIC OE TRADITION AND SPIRIT. I0 ,O THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY WHERE WE FIND KNOWLEDGE AND JOY IN SERIOUS STUDY AND PLEASANT BROWSING. O .IUDD SCIENCE HALL WHERE ms ENCDURAGED THE DEVELOPIVIENT or A LOGICAL AND INQUIRING MIND. Eflvvarflt M. Gvvatiuney As presiclent of our college Dr. Gwathmey has made Converse a growing institution with improved facilities and strengthened stanclarcls. His understanding of Botti social and educational needs of the students is extraordinary. He has made Converse a place where young women may acquire By stucly and personal contact the inacfzgrouncl of cultural, practical and scientific knowledge which is necessary for intelligent living in the worlcl of toclay. I2 To furtlier tl1e progress of eaclt stuclent toward tlie goal of lier finest clevelopmenl and implant high icleals is l1er part in life at Converse. Tltrougli ou: Mary Wilson 2? ,A R mi tl , N i Q li' fi Z 55 2 .ff I, A nj ' iz' if ,. 'fl' fi. A- ls' 'Q 'EE ' ' , X , A1242-X I aj ' - '- I f ' : if 'Ffa iii? rt-'31 P5 ?- - 23 - -gpj:Q:jtfQ,, af. n - J fi- , ., li e .- 3 f Li' 44 l il . ' .5 -1 fri 6 I ll -ll fum 951,- .. ig sf-1 .gf ,X 75' 9 A ' association witli our most sympatltetic counsellor, we liave olntainecl a laroaclenecl outlook, a tolerant and clisciplinecl spirit ancl a cliscriminating mind, ancl learnecl to maize intelligent use of knowledge gaineol in tlle classroom. Miss Gee lias given us tlle essentials, ancl on tl1em we may lmuilol. Gee w f :TH '--' I, :a ,gif Y'.f- . ' pf 'V' K ' Q1 1 ? -9' 1 ' L'1'i': I 1525? , H ,Nia :Qi ' V f ,. J 1 1 fi 'Xxx , -1 -E , I 'EV' V I fa f W 5' -6 ., ei ., 'Qi Ellhril U. Nlu1'Q1111 ln iiw position of U111111 1110 llllifl' 11 1111111 of SCl'l0llU'SlliD unci weii rozincivci pvrsorzuiily. sparing r1eiIi11'r lime nor eH'o1'i in Consiciering tile illliifdflllfll. iw guirivs iiw 11Cc11i0r11i1r life of lim siuflanl. Dr. iX1Ol'gUll.S n1111111g0r11011i of iiw 1'11rric'11i11m 'ms 111i1'1u11101i lilo icivu of assuring Cl iaroafi go110r11i fAo11r11i11lio11 in 1'11rio11s fivicis of izrloivivciga. patient fOI9I'flllC9 ami Sil11'11r11 11111i01'si11111ii1111 prfwv lliS g01111i1111 iniervsl in us. is Cl responsiiniv iusie of irfczciorsilip. I4 V' . Ernst Bacon Under his direction the program of study in time School of Music has been enlarged and enizancqecl. Dean, professor of piano and composition in our school, and conductor and composer in the professional world, he has efficiently developed the curriculum to one of advanced standing. Growth to proficiency is the aim of Mr. Bacon and his faculty. Under his sponsorecl activities students have the promise of a new and vigorous musical life within the coltege. Zin Hivmnriam MARGARET BROVVNE EDWARDS 1925-1943 IOSEPH ALEXANDER TILLINGH AS'l 1871-1944 6 i I 21 'sg' l 5 if ff? . - '.1'Jfi-'ga .. B I d t 05111 25, 1 US BBS J. CI-IOICE EVINS, PI- .- . . Spartanburg, S. C. S. F. CANNON, Secretary. . 3 . ......... Spartanburg, S. C. VV. A. DOWNES ..... . .... 5' lbhlu ......... New York, N. Y. JOHN A. LAVV ............. .:.Q.1 I ............ Spartanburg, S. C. HOWARD B. CARLISLEA ........ . ................ Spartanburg, S. C. ISAAC ANDREWS ...... i ......... . ................. .... 4 Spartanburg. S. C. BEN HILL BROWN .... N .......................... ..... S partanburg, S. C. IVIRS. VV. R. CROOIQ. .. ..... Spartanburg, S. C. IVIISS ANNIE LEE ..... X. .. ........ Monroe, S. C. H. ARTHUR LIGON .... i ..... ..... S partanburg, S. C. THOINIAS Nl. LYLES ....... ..... S partanburg, S. C. MRS. VV. C. CLEVELAND. .. ....... Greenville, S. C. H. M. CLEVELAND .... A. .. ..... Spartanburg. S. C. MRS. S. CLAY WILLIAMS .... .... W inston-Salem, N. C. NIRS. HENRY VV. DAVIS .... ....... A tianta, Cveorgia VV. D. DUPRE ..... ..... Spartanburg, S. C. WALTER S. MONTGOBILRX ..... Spartanburg. S. C. FRANK B. VlNCEN1'. .. ..... Spartanburg. S. C. i Officers of dmlnlstratlon EDXVARD IVIOSELEY GXVATHDIEY. IVIARY XKVILSON GEE ........ ELITORD C. IVIOROAN .... 3 ERNST BACON ........ ALICE A. PECK. . VV. F. KLUGH ..... LOUISA B. CARLISLE DR. FRANK PUOI-I.. IVIARJORIE WALL ......... MRS. ROBERT GLASGOWL .... JESSICA ANDERSON ..... , GLADYS LYLE ........ N ANNA NIIARGARET VVILLIAMS. . . MRS. JUANITA W. JOHNSON ..... MRS. LEXVIS HARVARD. . I . . . MARGARET HAMMOND. . .V . SALLIE T. CADE .......... MRS. MAE PARKER ..... A .... MRS. F. R. LIGON ...... I .... . . . Z . . .President ............Dean ..............Acaciemic Dean ....Dean of tile School of Music ...................Registrar .....Treasurer .. .. . ........... Librarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Resident Physician . . . .Executive Secretary of tile Alumnae Secretary . . . . .Director of Public Relations . . . . .Secretary to tile President . . . . . . .Secretary of School of Music . . . .Assistant to tim Dean of Women ...............Director of Halls ...........Dietitian ...................Rcsicient Nurse . . . . .Assistant to lite Director of Haiis . . .. ..... . . .Assistant Dietitian W I 7 Comer E3 G fox 0. Q 0 First Row: Bcurclcn, Begg, Browning. Clinksu-lc-s, funk, lfnrlmw, lic-rguson ' Svwnff Row: Pugh, Gersclmcfski, EJ Gvrsclucfski, I.: Hamilton, Harper, Hunlvr. Kilalcr 0 'Hnircf Row: Lewis, Nlclwiunnm. lwenclv, Morgan, N.: Nyc-rs, Nowak, Pazmoro ' Fourth Row: Perla. Pnlilzvr, Ross. Slmivf-r, Spry, Smith. SIEIPIIPS ' Fifth Row: SIIIIIIIICYPH, Taylor, Thompson, Vllillinglmsl, Yormonl, XVL-sl, Vvimlxcrly, Vvilliauns. I 8 Facult EDXVARD MOSELEX' C-WATIIMEY, BA.. M.A., PI1.D..... IVIARY NVILsoN GEE. BA.. MA., LHLD.. . . . . .. ELIfoRn C. B'1ORGAN, BA., MA., PILD.. .. ERNST BACON, M.A ,... .............. N. IRVING i'iYATT .....,.................... JOSEPH A. TILLINGIIAST, B.S., MA., Litt.D .... .. WELDON THOMAS IVIYERS. BA., MA., PILD.. .. GEORGE B. CLINKSC.kLliS, B.S.. PiI.D. ....... BEssIE SUMMERELL, BA., MA .... -ADOLPHE VERMONT, MA., PILD. ..... ELIzABETrI AUGUSTA XAIILLIAMS, B.S.. MS .,... . AUGUST C. COOK ....................... I lENRY E. SI-IIvER, B.S., M.S.. PIID.. .. GLENN CROWDER STADLES ......... HENRIETTA BROWNING. BA ..... . RUTPI FRANK PUGH. BA.. M.D. .......... .. . JANET HAMILTON MEAUE, B.A.. MA.. Ph.D.. . . . XAIALTER SPRY ........................... Euvoon C. FIUNTER, BA., MA., Ph.D. . .. AIIIIOTT. BA.. B.E., MA. .... . .. HAREL EnwIN ...................President . . ............. Dean. and Professor of Latin . . . . . . , . . . . .Academic Dean and Professor of English . . . . . . . . . . .Dean anal Professor of Piano and Composition .Dean Emeritus and Professor of Piano and Composition . . . . . . . . . . . .Professor of Social and Economic Science . . . . . . . . . . . . .Professor of English . . . . . . . . .Professor of Matizematics . . . . .Professor of German and French . . . .Professor of Romance Languages . . . . . . . . . . ..Professor of Biology . ...Professor of Art and History of Art . . . . . . . . . . .Professor of Chemistry ...............Professor of Voice . . . . .Professor of Physical Education . . . . . . . . . . . .Resident Physician .. . . .Professor of Greek and Latin . . . . . . . . . .Professor of Piano . . . . . . . . . . .Professor of Education . . .PTOIGSSOT of SPGBCII llflll DTUUIU GERSCIIEFSKI, PILB.. Mus.B ..... . .......................... Professor of Piano, Theory ami Composition GEORGE FARRAND TAYLOR. BA.. MA., STB., STD .... .Cluapiain of the College and Professor of Biblical Literature PORTER SMITH, BA., MA.. . .. HELEN ALINE SAUNRERS WEST. BA.. MA .... ROSAMONIJE R. WlMBERLH', BA., MA .... . CLAIRE HARl'ER .............,.......... . RAIJIANA PAZMOR, B.A .... ............ .IOIIN ANDREXV IMIAMILTON, JR., BA.. MA.. LIONEL NOXX'AK, M.Mus. ...... . ALICE A. PECK, MA .... IFIIOMAS L. l'lARMON, B.A., M.A ...,.. . LILLIAN A. KIlSl.ER. B.A., M.A.. PILD .... . . LOUISA B. C:XRl.lSLE, B.A. ............ .. iil.lZABETlt STEELE BEARDEN. BA., MA.. . . ..... .IOIIN Ni. LEXVIS, M.S.M. fCerl.J ....... . IXILEEN B'1CBlll.LAN, B.Mus. ..... .. XAIVIAN FARI.owE. BA.. MA. ....... ALIA .IOSEPIIINE R035 .................. NIARTHA l'iAMlLTON NIORGAN, BA.. MA.... BELLE BROWN BEGG, ELA., M.A ....... . E. LENORE 'iNH0MPS0N, BA., MA.. . . . FRANCES FERGUSON, B.A., M.A .... . l EDl POLITZER, B.A., M.A .... . INA GERSCl'llFiKI .. PII .D .... ........... Associate Professor of English . . . . . . . . . . .Associate Professor of Clwmistry . . . . . . .Associate Professor of Sociology and History , . . .Associate Professor of Violin ancl Clmmizer Mitsic Associate Professor of Voice .Associate Professor of Spanish und French . . . ...Associate Professor of Piano, Theory and Composition .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Associate Professor of Matt1ematics . . . .Associate Professor of Social Science . . . . . . . .Associate Professor of History .Assistant Professor of English ami Director of Fresl1man.Engiisi1 Acting Assistant professor of Organ. Theory and Mrisic History . . .Acting Assistant Professor of Piano . . . . . . . . .Assistant Professor of Zoology . . . .Assistant Professor of Music Education . . . . . . . . .Assistant Professor of History . . . . .Assistant Professor of Mattzematics . . . . . . . . . . . .instructor in Psychology . . . . .Instructor in Physical Education . . . . .instructor in Physical Education . . . . . . . . . . . . .Guest Artist-Piano O ANDREWS DORMITORY I9 I-eww' -'v-sq CLAQSES fi s V iff sf , Q H i 5 Wi ' 'rl '53, .H QL -ggi' tk Y' - Fifi' 2 'i , fa w x , M... iafaufx, fa f wg N55 Ni? . am' f -1 , ' -'m2f?.1 ,QW f ff? - 1'53t!SifW W 7 -- V'fws:dQ -R4 'gwaw L M, ,., ,. , , awww 1 ,N ,NN , W ' ' :wang ,v mzsvx -L KA ' 47 ,i l . ...,.. II::'f. :::. I1 ' , ,,,., , ,. ,xv ,W 4 Yu ,, 1 , 5:.GgfE5w:?5 a ' VI- '- -V ,I . D V V ' ' . ,W .. 'Y 1.x 'm 1.35552- V H f . is if 1. 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Remembrance of our classmates is a priceless possession wliicli will forever remain dear to all ot us. How could we forget,-'Bess Gwen on lier way to tlcie music building: Fleming and l1er double major in gym: Dyclies as prexy of Glee Club: Margaret Vvorlcmaifs domestic abili- ties: Crutcli Forgetting to play tor tlie seniors to marcli out ol: cliapelg Jenniels daily excursion to tlue Bryn Alan studio: Helen Gellert as editor ol Purley Voo: Kent being domesticated in tlie CACS Hsewing and cutting room: Betty Rodman collecting Annual money: Bessie as president of NYU: Hsisteru trying to pep up tlie Htirecl old seniorsng Emily Jennings never cutting a class: Betty lVlurpl1 as tlie typical Gamma Sigma: Mcsweenys original creations: Battlels many dates for tlie Cotillion dance: Lomaxys love for popular music: Fanny Hurt and Forrest: Normals engagement ring: Hooper and tier UEye to Sportsng Genevieve,s Hzernl Clubn: Eyleen's absence from tlme dining room on Sundays: Graceys weelc-ends in Greenville: Betlciell and ber orcbids: Cbiclcs jaunts to Davidson: Cacie's versatility: lVlary Cannons love for arcliery: Midge at time piano: UDuclcyH and tbe Social Science Club: Celeste and ber wliirlwincl graduation: Virginia lVlcCall and tier voice lessons: lrene lVlc- Dowell ancl lier music pupils: Jean Blountys scbool spirit: ilulials dignified beauty: Virginia Vvliitner as cbairman of Presidentys Board: Mamie and James: Delilalfi Bryson as the typical sclirool teaclierg Ella Frances and tlme music sclioolg Edna's bours spent in Judd: Clu-is, typing at all lioursg Maggie Goodmans lilcing lor the opposite sex: Libby Witbrow playing tlie violin: Estlierys geecliie accent: Alleneys lovely voice: Claire Harvin as lVliss Ross' private secretary: Dot Vvliitten playing golf: Bobby Vvalsli in Cliemistryg Raymotli Ezell in bistory class: Edyss main topic of conversation'-Ranny: Sarah Burnett at tlie library cleslc: Pat's fragile beauty: Lib Smitln finally coming baclc ber last year: Estelleys letters from Hawaii: lVlim and tbe liistory ol: tile tlieatreg Janet Kelly and lier prom trotting: Bates as liouse president of Cudd. and penny writing tlie Hcampus Personalitiesu . . . 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T- E if-Q , xx 5 xqrf KYLIZIZN NIRI.-XM RUNUIZ 02211613 6 Goffeqe NORMA DAVIS THATCHER - 6 MAR Y KENT SIYIGNIGUS ELIZABETPI DAVIS SMITH -up as ,, , , Lf-5 Q, .. .4 1- .574 .I 57-lg-A Af Q LI, T V , , J we , y 3 0 WJ? xy , IW Hu , F X--. Q,-amgf. ffl? -'fx 1 I if 15. ' PY -2 , 1 54 -5 .ii 1 1 , 3 3 4 A fx ,, ALICE ELIYABFTIMI VVITIAIROXV OIZVZVSE GOUEQZ MARGARET BARNETI' NVORKMAN Ot course we att have clreams.--taut sometimes memories outweigh dreams, or at least further ttiem. On leaving Converse it is difficult to determine tiie vast amount wiiictn we have gained from tier. Frienflsilip, joy, a greater wisdom and love. These seem to outstanding, but the little timings also will luring us back . . . tile routine, lnianic faces at the Iareatctast taiate, chapel periods, midnight feasts, and many unusual ttiings, to say the least, that interest only the inctivictuai. We taice these, but with the sorrow of leaving Converse anct everyone realize that stie will always have these to give. 43 tl Gilbert and Sullivan, that celebrated twoso ,.- - 'tse for together we arose ag'11n and again. This had been commissioned especially to Write the lo SCHFCIW Ollt and WC COUIC OUP little SiStCl'S,v ol '44 a class song, they could have done no better 'E1Ti - in-5 Q er time to help organize and support the newly I HESE W as HE DAYS HA Paradox, a Paradox, a most ingenious Paradox. class became then a house divided, but not against lr, ' . L. .1 .nl ' -ritual I this one from the Pirates of Penzance. VVe've been here four years'-a long time. VVe've been an extremely athletic failed to win the shield even once. Vve' musical class, yet have relied on only a talce all the honors. VVe've been all out etlrort, yet have oftentimes lvallen short ties. Vveyve been intellectually curious, some mighty ubelow paru report cards. eve serious, we've been silly. but the ol' all this paradoxical nature is the very ol ir. From the lirst we've been a class ers for the good-but'-fer-fwe've had our tool Talce our freshman year, e axe shown some lcind of stuff cause that was the year a representative on cou press any literary feelings We, the Freshmen. as said pressed ourselves in other ways, too-trash the stairs, Dexter-Dexter ghosts, luxurious swims, house parties in Cudd, Ouija board session rmed C. A. Cfs and yet another time to add a new to the Junior-Freshman wedding banquet. above all these happenings was the ol the Xfvolttord boys-and even that they weren't here to date this This was in February and the time then the close of our junior year served only Vvotford Ucould and did tit in. ln was nearly over. and though we re- ot ugoing out from dopes and trembled and felt a little odd in our robes. We had accepted the outward but what about the dignity'-would and out ol class--rain or . we were the seniors. We m ts, we were doing fine, ut, suddenly, volleyball our year, either. Ar the tables dutifully doled out food drmlcs somehow we had gotten the habit of thinking This is my Senior George, l'm going to enjoy it. So, we A h H 5 00 b merrily on, letting bygones be bygones, enjoying exiilm mg Co ee.IalI : a'I Ian? Huw o ex r c apel cut, being late to dinner, and some any on an on um' t1e,gr.anc ma e O '-B our unlimited weelcends fsay, there's no day and brealdast at Sam s Deluxe Diner. ' plac like homey, The next year, our so-called high and mightyn year must have been that in name alone lor now in looking baclc it seems only as time between-the period of sell-examination-of grasping for maturity'-'ot time between. But-and in startling contrast to our con- fused minds-'America had just Hfound herself, for on December the eighth war was declared on Germany and Japan. We were shocked, but not deeply so, for the pain was yet to come. Willi shouts of Remember Pearl Harbor, tall: ol: less travel, and opinions on rationing ringing in our ears, we managed to live blissfully through the next eight months and to return in the fall more determined than ever to malce this college year count. We had uarrivedf' we had learned, but, most important of all, we had learned to malce decisions. First came the problem ol house presidents. We accepted, we thought, we acted! We were the new house presidents. Our Vvell, enough of that, for we certainly had more serious moments than these-there was the time of the magnificent Christmas pageant planned by one senior alone, the Christmas tree, the poinsettas, the Christmas program each arranged and directed by a single senior. to say nothing of the marvelous recitals and exciting lVlay Day displayl All these and many things more were done, but never would a single plan have heen carried out or idea crystalized if there had not always been the constant unity and support of a class that is unsurpassed in its talent and ingenuity. So, we've sung, We've acted, we've danced, we've written, and we've played ourselves into the spirit ol Converse. growing as we felt its power. We must now leave our roles in this great four-act play, and though we lcnow others can well fill our parts, our only hope is that in Filling, they will remember. BETSY BRUNK. UEHISCUH You offer me your basket Of assprte-tl seed for Sowing, Having tat-:en me in patiently And shown the way of Growing. Now I place my hand into the kernels, Knowing Little what shall rise When gentler winds are Blowing. When ripened grain hangs heavy And bursting pods are 'I P Showing X f -Q X The harvest, I ask only va-,,-a e.,JJ?3 That I find in time the secret of the X. A Mowing. Y ,f V ,Q f x X J EDNA RAINVILLE. Q , f 45 I in Q? 1.1 at ,f , H ef- ff EQ, i e t it-5.5 'L .J , I ut ff 5 , u is Q55 5' J if f' .., 31 ,gl 'F IE? f . fl Murlicipat Otct tVtaict,s Home 'Hf4i . I ' 2' ' iii' X tVtay 29, 1954 Dean Etforft tworgang 'S Q e- ?f' Converse Cottege, Q ' ' . ,-52 Spartantnurg, S. C. 1X Dear Dr. tVto:-gan, XAIIIIZICl'tl.H1Hlfl.Qtl'lQ tttrougti ttle attic ttle ottier ctay, t stumtntect over an otct Actctison anct Steete stove. anct. naturatty, t ttiougtit of you. Knowing your interest in att ttwe fettows, t figurect youict titee to t'l.0CU' atmout ttiem. t'm in ttie tenow, tnecause of my votuntary worte at ttie ration tnoarct. Yes, tave ctiattect witti many a Hforty-toureru over ration taoote No. 55. Some of ttle news is gooft, some not so gooct. Take Sister Buctian for instance, St'I.9,S tzacte in Reno again anct itss rumorect ttiat it's ttie juctge to ttie attar ttiis time. Wtiite on ttie ottier tianct . . . Norma Ttiatctier anct Estette Eastertay are stitt very mucti Navy wives. Barbara VVatst1 is tiving in ttie tittte wtiite tiouse wittt ttie picteet fence. Marttia Battte is tiaving ttie grandest time traveting from post to post witti tier tiustnanct, ttle Cotonet. txtargaret Vvorteman anct Celeste Humptireys not onty tiave ttustnancts, tout copious numbers of ctiitotren . . . anct may t actft ttiat lean Btount and Fannie Hurt are in ttte same category. Honestty, New Yortz is futt of Converse . . . Grace Martin is tauying for Bonwit Tetter, Carotyn tVtcSween is mocteting for Bergctorf Goodman, Gene Mitts is ctoing interior ctecorating, tVtim Xfveiss is pursuing tier Pt1..D. at Cotumtaia anet Emity tennings is pursuing tier MRS. up ttlere. Ianet Ketty is at Katie Gitatvs and Heten Gettert is reatty up in ttie newspaper wortct, not to mention tier 6:30 a. m.. ractio programs . . . singing Hctiipper Gooct Ntorning Songsf, Betty Murptz. is ectiting Harpers, magazine. At ttie Iuttiarct Sctioot of Mtzsic youytt Hnct txftitctrect Ctevetanct anct Etta Frances Bairct. Virginia Mae tVtcCatt is a sensation at Carnegie Hatt, ptaying ttie piano wittl tier toes. Mary Crutctitietct anct Cote Porter are cottatnorating on ttte musicat score for ttie Htjotties of 1955-'i Guess you react in ttze paper atnout Betsy Brunteys fititzuster in Congress trying to inftuence a tzitt for pro- moting raciat equatity . . . anct Bates tlas comptetect tier taw stucties anrt is now a juctge. tast news from tiere anct ttiere . . . Virginia Wt1itner and Ectna Rainvitte are tectinicians at twayo . . . Hooper is in ttze WAVES . . . Ctaire Harvin is mocteting . . . Bessie Rice, you remember. tract tier wings anct no tzours our senior year, wett, now Stl0,S got a pitot anft no airptane . . . Sara Burnett anrt RUjtH1.0ttl Ezett are titJraria.ns at t'tarvarct . . . anct Fteming, cute tittte Fteming, is mateing ctotti animats for Santa Ctaus . . . Cacie Gant is tzostess at ttie Vvatrtort . . . DeLita Bryson is teactiing sctioot . . . txftary Cannon is a professionat turictge ptayer . . . Esttmer Connor is running a resort at Ectisto tstanct . . . Etizatnetti Grier is ctoing case worta . . . Pat Garctner, you tzave protnatnty noticect, is a cover girt . . . anct Bettiett is cotor coorctinator for Hattie Carnegie . . . Ctiictz Cunningtiam tias atmost risen to Htt ttie ptace of ttze immortat Ntaotame Stiumann-Heinta . . . Irene tVtc- Dowett is singing in a U. S. O .... Ctiris Rictiarctson is ttie wife of a Forot satesman . . . Betty Roctman is worte- ing wittl. ttie F. B. t .... Lita Smitti. is House tVtott1.er for ttie S. A. Efs . . . Etizatnetti WttllTOUJ is writing a comic strip . . . Ntargaret Gooctman is up in ttiis wortct as a C. P. A .... Dot Whitten is singing witti Anctre Kostetanetz . . . Bess Owen Atexancter is a twig ctutn woman in Ctiartotte . . . Doris Hatctiett is a protessionat gotter . . . Marnie Caugtiman is stitt teactiing tittte fingers to ptay in ttie vicinity of Duke, waiting for ttle NLD. stlingte to get tiung . . . tVtary Dyctles is teactzing tiistory stitt wailing for tier tvtarine . . . Senorita Runge is U. S. Amtrassactress to Mexico, anct writing a tmote lKWtl.GIl t Was tn tvtexicof, . . . tutia Brictger and Penny Partzer tiact tunctx witti me yesterctay. Iutia ctoesn't toote a ctay over twenty, yes, stie's stitt tiving in ttze mecticat wortct. Penny tiact to teave in ttie mictctte of tuncti because one of t1er ctiitctren neectert tier. Ttiey totct me Iennie Harris was Queen ot ttle tVtaroti Gras tast year, anct ttiat Ann Lomax, tiow ataout tttis? is appearing tnefore ttie King anrt Queen ot Engtanct in a iittertaug extiitaition. Know you enjoyect seeing Attene Broytiitt tast montti wtien. stie was at Converse giving an extlitaition in arcttery . . . anct Ecty tVtcEactiern tattzect to you in convocation on nature. St1G,S teactiing Nature Lore at Cotumtnia University anct tier artictes in UFietct anct Stream magazine are excettent. You are comptetety worn out by now . . . so am t. Give att of Converse my wistues. Sincerety, KENT SEIGNIOUS. P. S. Dirt Lou Cartiste graduate? 46 tLL AND TE T!-XlVtE T Contzxinect trerewittr is ttie written testament ot' ours, ttie class ot t9-lil. As we leave tlre portals ot Converse, ctiplomas in tianct tour last xvisti, we migtit saytl we tdnow ltral part ol' Converse will remain witti us torever. Anrl so as Converse gives ol itsett, we must, in turn, give ol ourselves. It is our rtesire to leave ttie ttiings mcntionect tnctow tor our successors, ttiat we may not tae lorgotten, tvut live on in ttie memories el ttmsc we leave lwetiinct. t, Betsy Brunti, cto leave my invitations to attenrl small parties across llwe way to anyone wtio woutct tae verserl in Lati-tin. t. Ann Lomax, wittr clue regarct lor ttie otcter generation, ot wtiicti' t am now a part, Llo regrcttutly leave my jitterlmgging to Latln Nimnrtis, t, Mamie Caugtiman, cto ticrelny will anct tiequcattr my tour-inclv tieetect evening stroes to Nancy Vvitson in tlie ttopes ttrat stie may learn to totter on ttiem as graeetutly as l clo. Xfve, .lean Blount, Virginia Vvliitner. anrl Ntim Vveiss, realizing ltiat we are no longer sctioot girls, rlo leave our giggles to Henrietta Vittines anrt Evelyn Rose. Having gratelutty receivect and Llsect it, amt not wistiing to lmreali a trartition, we, Frances Fleming anrt Carolyn tvtcsween, rtu retinquislr our sctiotarstrips trom ttie Carolina, State, Strancl anct Palmetto ttieatres to tlic cteserving Flo Dennis anct Botvsie Compton. t. tvlary .lean Hooper, Lto leave my everlasting energy, Goct lntess it. to Ntary Elizatmetti King. t. Eoty tVtr:Eactiern, cto licrelxy twequeatli to tVtiriam Carmictiaet my gilt lor gala. XVQ, Kent Seignious anct Jennie Harris, flu very regrettutty--very-' leave our privilege ot' leisurely atternoon naps to Kit Arclrer anct Ann Vanstory. t. Attene Brnytritt, cto trerelxy will nnrt lnequeatti my reservect seat on every train going to Ctlnpel t titt to Frances Glass-not ttrat stie tiasn't alreacty one ot' tier own. l, Norma Ytitratclrer. Lto leave my party-girl gomt times to prom trntter .leannette Bagnal. t, Virginia txtae tX'tcCatt. cto leave my lneautillut gotcten tresses to Ann Stripper. t, Esttier Conner, rto entrust my Ertisto accent to anyone wtro tlltlllii strc can master it-prolnalmty Ntaclgtr Graycton. t. .lanel Kelty, cto unwittingly part witti my ncverrtaiting curiosity aunt entrust it to Tommy Ttiomas. Vve. Eytecn Runge. Grace Wtartin. and Gene Mitts, rto leave our motto ot unever a Sunftny ctinner at Converse to Sara Dever anrl lVtarllm Lurttam in ttic liope ttrat it may not tae atxuscct. t, Penny Partier, rto leave any ancl all ol tvtiss Kilutefs classes to Helen Maney. Since ticaring a certain ractio program, we, Anne Bates anct Pat Garctner, ctn leave our lmetiet' in tctepatliy to lVtary Ann Curry. t, Helen Gettert, cto lnequcatti my love tor ttre strcamtiner to Kit Ancterson. . Xlve, txlargaret Goortman anrt Claire ttarvin, cto sactty give up ttle Vvottorrt lwys to wlloever can wutl ttlCtll away. t. Sister Buctian, cto leave my out-ol-joint tennis serve to Sylvia B0flCHl1Ofn. t. Ectna Rainvilte. cto tiesitatingly leave my precious blue bicycle to ttre clay students in general-on seconrt ltlougtit, t can't part witti it. t, Eloise Bettiett, rto leave my usetut green Coveralls to tvtitzi Spring. We, Estelle EasterlJy anct tvtary Dyctiffs, clo leave our Beautyrest mattresses to wtioever is getting curvature ut ttie spine llrom sleeping en tlieir own. t, .lutia Brictger, do leave my atnitity to cut ottwr peoptrfs tlair to wtioever tuas tlre nerve. VVQ, Ntirtge Ctevetanrl anct Lou Carlisle, cto will to .lutia Actams our Ltressecl-up pertness. l, tvtary Crutctilielrl, cto t1eretJy llcqueattl my simplicity unct sincerity tn Sybil Hitt. We, Bessie Rice ancl Ducky Grier, cto leave our extremely superior intelligence to tt1e Converse Summer Sctioot. Vve, Cliris Rictiarctson, Betty Roctman, Celeste Hurriplireys anrt Lilplny Vviltrrow cto, wittr a taugti, leave our clever sense ol tiumor to Anne Wooct anrl Nlurguret Ogliurn. Vve, Wlargaret Xvortirnan and Frances Hurt, cupicts ttiat we are, do leave a spartiter on ttie ttiirct linger lclt tranct to Harvey Newsome. t, txftartlia Battle, tto. clrawting. leave my Soutliern accent to Ntarityn txtangum. t, Emily Jennings, ctu appropriate my xvtiite wectcting ctress lor alt lulure trrestnnan tvrictes. t, Bess Owen Atexanrter, leave my ctignilierl quietness to .toseptiine Curetun. t, Cattierine Gant, cto tleretay will anrt toequeatti all txtay Days to ttie auctience, tmping lliat ttiey realize ttie tract:-stage world. We, ttie Class ot l9flf1t, cto sincerely will our love lor Converse anal its innate ictcats to eacti class wtio may liereatlter enter its portals. Respecttully sutamittect, CATHERINE CANT. THI BOUT THE E IUR H 0 meet her is fo ,bww er. go cizowi zer is io fave faery' ' BESS OWEN ALEXANDER, B.A. PIANO, Charlotte, N. C.-Senior Order, F. O. R., Small steps lor small leet-size 4V2 . . . president ol class her Junior year . . . always seen on her way to the music building . . . quiet, reserved . . . shy smile with a twinlde in her eyes . . . home every weelc-end . . . dotes on Ntontreat and Davidson dates and dances . . . easy-going, but always a patient and sympathizing depth . . . lcnitter? But definitely ' ELLA FRANCES BAIRD, B.A. IPIANO, Chattanooga, Tenn.-Jumps at a chance to board the Chattanooga choo-choo at any time . . . neat as a pin . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . always sympathetic . . . share 'n' share alilce ...Q l was the lacility lor lceeping orchids ,ny other posies llowing . . . malcing straight A's . . . special love, music ' ANNE NELSON BATES, B.A. PSYCI'lOLOGY, Richmond, Va.-Alpha Sigma Sigma .... When in need oi a quiclc pepper-upper, loolc lor Bates . . . she'll tilt you right out ol the deepest depths . . . is as Winsome as wisel . . . Alpha Sigma Sigma and vice-president ol' Student Government . . . hates complimentary write-ups. but certainly deserves one . . . lilces late hours . . . music . . . bridge . . . a good laugh . . . the Ouija board spells Occupational Therapy as a career ' WIARTHA ANN BATTLE, B.A. ENGLISH, Roclcy Nlount, N. C.-Soutlb ern belle . . . drawls . . . quiclc sympathy . . . lceywords to sunny disposition, utt's so grandln . . . president ol Cotillion Club . . . loves to Prom trot . . . oh, that late entrance effect . . . hates music unions . . . anyone who calls her sweet tbut she is soi spends time late at night getting otl that daily letter . . . which she claims a good investment lor the future ' ELOtSE BETHELL, B.A. SPEECH, Wilmington, N. C.--F. O. R., Senior Su- perlative .... Striking in loolcs . . . in personality . . . Bethell is the energetic president of the Palmetto Players . . . has passion lor chartreuse 'n' purple . . . perlume . . . unusual lipsticlcs . . . pandas . . . dislikes disagreeable people, especially at brealclast . . . wants to tive a romantic lite with lots ol new places, people and things. ' JEAN BLOUNT, B.,A. ENGLISH, Pompano, Fla.-Excitable . . . friendly . . . she,ll ever help with thought- fulness and that good will . . . athletics . . . plenty of school spirit . . . the Nlerchant lxftariners . . . the Florida moon brings stars to her eyes . . . can't stand coffee . . . has a special love for liver . . . egg plant . . . white dresses and deep suntan . . . Her ambition . . . to be a librarian ' JULIA TATUNI BRHDOER, B.A. ENGLISH AND ECONOMICS, Bladenboro, N. C.-F. O. R., Senior Order, Alpha Sigma Sigma. Wlio,s Who Among Sturlcnts in American Universities and Colleges, Senior superlative .... The girl you,d like to be . . . in loolts, popularity, ideals, and sense . . , president ol the Senior class . . . quiet. but the kind which draws people in its direction . . . is loolcing forward to that Cape Cod Cottagen and with it six little boys ' EDITH ALLENE BROYl'llLL, B.lVlUS., Lenoir, N. C.,-VVh.o,s VVIIO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. . . . Vvarm rich voice in accord with vibrant blonde beauty . . . a Hnaturalu on stage and otl . . . thoughtful . . . generous . . . sincere . . . smart in black as well as in grades . . . three year Inusic cup winner . . . Chapel Hitt- and V-t2 enthusiast . . . lrowns on being termed sweet . . . once called the perfect nBrunhilde g aspires to prove it ' ELIZABETH CURRY BRUNK, B.A. ENGLISH, Richmond, Va.-Blue jeans . . . cropped hair . . . plaid slcirts . . . couldn't be anyone but Brunlc . . . lull ol vim, vigor, and versatility . . . quick repartee makes her a lavorite . . . Unollicially on all publications . . . class historian . . . vice-president ol Palmetto Players . . . VVIIdTl1yme . . . athletics . . . loves to talk 'bout lVlerriwoode to soldiers on the train . . . ambition plus 'points to music critic as a luture ' LAURA DE LILA BRYSON, BS. SOCIOLOGY. Spartanburg, S. C.-Talces the world and all that dwell therein with serious concern . . . definitely decided upon her career ol teach- ing . . . has 'pursued it with concentrated effort in' never-lagging energy . . . her string ot grades immediately prompt loud and lengthy sighs ot envy . . . her lasting impression is one ol' sincerity and dependability ' CLARA IDELL BUCHAN. B.A. HISTORY, lxflullins, S. C.-Senior Order, VVho's XIVIIO Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Senior superlative . . . usistern is the girl with the Winsome smile and romantic soul . . . her soaring imagination will talce her places just as her love lor athletics has made her presi- dent ol the Athletic Association . . . is serious enough but not above laughter, especially at her own jolces . . . goes in lor those chats long into the night . . . practical jolces . . . dinner at Sunnydale . . . has her luture all dreamed up . . . is just waiting lor Hhimu to happen along ' SARAH BURNETT, B.A. ENGLISH, Spartanburg, S. C.,-Poise with a note ol spice is the lasting impression . . . red bob . . . subtle shades along with gaiety, sincerity, and a level head . . . highlights are French, dramalics . . . with a snappy comeback, Sarah malces conversation coast along. There will be some words that you can't spot . . . those are the ones coined to till in the lcing,s English . . . steady, capable in fashion, Sarah lceeps up her end ol any venture easily 0 lVlARY ELIZABETH CANNON, B.A. ENGLISI-I, Spartanburg, S. C.-f'VVell, sir, tell me more . . . comes out with those dry craclcs at just the right time . . . oh, that man in the band . . . always ready lor a good bridge game . . . lilies dancing, too . . . above all, coclcer spaniels and lemon piel Something clitferentl She hates chiclcen ' LOUtSE BOMAR CARLISLE, BS. HISTOIIY, Spartanburg, S. C.-lrrepressible giggles characterize her ever-cheerful disposition . . . constant line of chatter . . . Orarlddaughtefs Club . . . has the bridge habit . . . will try anything once . . . gets a big bang out ol: people 'n' lite . . . her morning hairclo's are a dead give- away to her everplanned nites . , . like so lllafly of us her eyes are focused on the bright lights of New York next year ' NLAMIE CAUGHNIAN, B.lVtUS. PIANO, Columbia, S. C.-Slim, trim and snappy . . . for more 48 NG? iii offrivoiifyi' HCOIHC hy the roomu . . . just Hdeevotedn to you . . . coliee . . . med. students . . . Dulse med. students . . . one Duke med. student . . . prelers piano lfeys . . . goll lees . . . and general ease . . . her haslcet on her arm . . . she goes not to marlcet hut to shower ' lVllLDRED CLEVELAND, B.A. -PIANO, Spartanlourg, S. C.--Diminw tive, sweet, ever a lady . . . has endeared herself to all ol us with her quaint little ways . . . she comes in hrislcly on cool mornings, laying aside the tiny gloves which guard her upiano lingers, and sets 'hout the dayis worlc . . . typical pose is one ol industry in leisurely fashion, with energy everlasting ' ESTHER lVlCDOVVELL CQNNER, B.A. ENGLISH, Edisto island, S. C.-Oh, that low country accent . . . Esther is petite and reticent . . . kind hearted and congenial: is a very ardent movie goer . . . wears red . . . adores oysters . . . hates anything IZABETH CRUTCHFIELD, B.tVtUs. GRGAN, Reidsville, N. C.-Wlroys Vvllo Among Students in. American Colleges and Universities .... Genuine and un- aliected in all things . . . composes . . . aims lor New Yorlc and a career in organ . . . Hcrutchu . . . friendly to concerning hrealclast . . . plans to do defense worlc ' tVlARY EL all and a lriend ol many . . . linds time lor joh ol HY Vice-president . . . loathes shoe squealcs, sloppy clothes, and being called Jane Witliers . . . lavorite diversions, improvising, chatting and sunset gazing . . . more love than time lor drama . . . Inore love hath no woman ' HARRIET CUNNlNGt'lAlVl, B.A. APSYCHOLOGY, David- son, N. C.-Queenly is the word lor uchiclcu . . . in manner. carriage, and appearance . . . indifferent to her lavish supply ol lcnowledge . . . hut arouses at the word upsychologyu . . . dotes on children . . . circulates lor the Concept . . . loves to sing and charms her listeners ' NIARY EVANGEIJNE DYCHES, B.A. HlSTORH', Ailcen, S. C.-Sympathetic heart . . . quiet manner . . . sincere . . . lriend . . . President ol Glee Cluh two years . . . necessary'-Nlarines . . . lalaclc suits . . . white lolouses . . . good food . . . SVQ hours sleep . . . mention Ailcen and watch those eyes sparlcle . . . devoted to history . . . endures education . . . may comloine the two in the lulure ' ESTELLE GREGORY EASTERBY, B.tVtUs. PUBLIC SCHOOL tVlUsIC, Laurens, S. C.-Neat is the word . . . house parties from C. C. to Laurens . . . and looxes lrom home with choice 'midnight snacl4s . . . lriendly and tallcative, yet sympathetic . . . Navy? . . . she loves it . . . and her long eyelashes seem to mat4e the Navy agree . . . that patience and helpfulness so vatualale ' RAYMOTI-I EZELL. B.A. ENGLISI'I, Spartanhurg, S. C.-A wee mite, taut has some pretty ioig ideas ol getting this old world on the educated side . . . hopes to he an ace in three rys some day . . . wants miles ol lzooolc shelves, scattered niches lor a hust or two ol lxflilton or Shalcespeare . . . little shine in 'her eyes that reliects the lun and more lun in her dis- position ' FRANCES CAROLYN FLEWHNG, B.A. ENGLISH, Laurens, S. C.-Flashing smile, sparlding eyes , . . she darts around with a quiclc energy . . . when sheys not spread out in a comlortalole chair . . . all live leet ol' her . . . movie goer and gym talcer . . . natural and easy to get along with ' CATHERINE RAVENEL GANT, B.A. ENGLISH, Burlington, N. C.-Senior Qrder, Alpha Sigma Sigma, Gamma Sigma, Who's Wlio Among Students in American Universities and Colleges .... Unlamiliar with anything to do with the tune ol mrime on lVly Hands!! . . . worlcs hy inspiration 'hut does it steadily . . . original . game for anything . . . especially the joh ol athletic association vice-president . . . admiraiale . . . helplul . . . lovalale . . . sympa- thetic . . . hut a hlarine has the situation well in handn . . . a capital MCU lor Cacia, in more ways than one 0 MARY PATRICIA GARDNER, B.A. PIANO, Palatlca, Fla.,-Alpha Sigma Sigma, Senior Superlative .... Fragile . . H. willowy . . . smiling . . . lxftay Court since Freshman year . . . president of Alpha Sigma Sigma . . . lilies hahy lolue . . . disorder tor a hall a day . . . orange juice at 2:00 a. In .... dislikes early morning grouches . . . people who dont lcnow that she talces piano . . . hopes lor one ol those Hhappy little homes for years 'nf years 'n' years 0 HELEN ELIZABETH GELLERT, B.A. SOCIOLOGY AND ENGLISH, Seattle, Washington-Alpha Sigma Sigma, Gamma Sigma. Wl1o's Vvlio Among Students in American Colleges and Universities .... Yankee accent . . . staunch Republican . . . lorilliant mind . . . has a way ol accomplishing things . . . delinite ideas . . . Alpha Sigma Sigma. President ol Gamma Sigma, Editor in Chief of Purley V00 . . . has a decided leaning towards Yale . . . avoids people who procrastinate . . . welcomes idea oi hecoming career woman . . . journalism is preferred ' MARGARET GOGDMAN, B.A. tVlATI-I., Kannapolis, N. C.,-Gamma Sigma .... Laughter in her voice . . . gleam in her eye . . . lceeps up with the moon . . . men 'n' music . . . loves to read in spare moments . . . especially poetry . . . Gamma Sigma . . . and all that goes with it . . . detests history . . . whiz in hlath . . . plans to teach it next year ' ELtZABETH GRHZR. B.S, SOCIOLOGY. Greenville, S. C.- Ducky has worlced tour years into three . . . more power to herl . . . is on HY cabinet . . . President ol Social Science Cluh . . . advocates twin sisters . . . loves to get down to the depths ol- people . . . constantly sings in the shower . . . can do without hats altogether . . . next , . . solitaire plus gold hand ' JENNIE EFIRD HARRIS, B.A. ENGI-ISl1 AND SOCIOLOGY, Concord, N. C.-F. O. R.. Wlio's Wlio Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Senior Superlative .... Big boss ol Y'S AND OTHER YS' . . . and showing organizing alaility, originality, eiliciency . . . athletic to the nth degree . . . spent the spring ol her Junior year in the swimming pool . . . contagious laugh that shows all over her liace . . . croolced grin and hall shut eyes . . . never ahle to he lound . . . spends the early ll10I'I1il1g hours visiting ' CLAIRE RUTH QHARVIN, B.lVlUS, PIANO, Columlaia, S. C.-Pigtails and a dash ol red . . . vvealcness lor shoes . . . she collects them . . . thinlcs therevs nothing lilce French tries . . . hasnt yet acquired that good hahit of early to hed . . . she loves music and wants to teach piano in a college some day ' DORIS HATCHETT, B.A. HISTORY, Spartanburg, S. C.-fHatchett's lair, a D. Tfs nightmare, with elephants, elephants, everywhere . . . pinlc ones . . . fuzzy ones . . . calico models . . . or little glass ligures . . . also goes in lor odd poetry items . . . devoted to nags in general, aspires to owning a ranch in tl1e western prairies and a pair ol jodhpurs that never loag . . . wants to he a buyer lor host ol de- 49 H ou wit! remem er partment stores I' MARY JEAN HOQPER, BS. HISTORY, Spartanburg, S. C.-VVl1o's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities .... So Hooper goes rollicking along, golden hair that curls in wind, rain or what-have-you . . . loyalty, industry, and the stutt to back up an amazing amount of enthusiasm to head up the day students . . . happiest in out-door life . . . summers in camps . . . active in publications, dramatics, sports . . , amazing versatility . . . has earned her the good will and respect of the student body 0 CELESTE HUMPHREYS, B.lVlUS. PIANO, Denmarlc, S. C.-Wt1o's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities .... Sparkling as her name implies . . . ready, willing, and hungry . . . loves her fun . . . contagious laughter . . . piano . . . she loves itl . . . indispensable accompanist and thrilling soloist . . . adores get-togethers but abhors study sign breakers, shallow people, and time-wasters . . . malces more out of nothing than Gertrude Stein ' FRANCES TUCKER HURT, BS. HISTORY, Graniteville, S. C.--'Sparkling eyes . . . lpana smile . . . that's how we always see Fanny . . . House President of lVlain . . . game tor all sports . . . is happy when dancing . . . eating stealc . . . cavorting . . . reminiscing about those Greenville weelc-ends and K. A. houseparties . . . has an aversion to people who, tor a good time, won't put oft today what they can do tomorrow . . . marriage next step . . . have you seen her ring? ' EMILY JENNINGS, BS. -ECONOMICS, Spartanburg, S. C.-A striking combination . . . beauty and brains . . . a touch ot the Wanderlust . . . over exercises the priviledge of unlimited cuts . , . mania lor Braemar sweaters and jewelry . . . First Vice-President ot class . . . May Court attendant . . . abhors insincerity 'n' typical lady's man . . . has Army vs. Navy trouble . . . needs another loolc at the crystal ball before she can predict the future ' JANET MCNEIL KELLY, B.A. ENGLISI1, Erwin, N. C.,-'By the old adage Hopposites attract we see Martha B. and need look no longer lor Janet fvice versa? . . . Vice-President of Spanish Club . . . groomsman in Junior-Freshman wedding . . . conscientious but always ready to put it oft . . . early to bed 'n' early to rise yet finds time to keep that mail pouring . . . mad about anything chocolate . . . Yours . . . the Navy . . . trusts that the future will take care of itself ' ANN LAVINIA LOMAX, B.A. ENGLISH, Greenwood, S. C.--Cute's the word . . . no athletics, pleasel . . . laugh 'ny play the Lomax way . . . never a dull moment . . . Vice-President ot Social Science Club . . . lilies lemon ice box pie and sleeping . . . or sleeping 'nl dreaming of lemon ice box pie . . . loves dance week-ends anywhere . . . can do without classical music . . . gas rationing . . . aslc Lomax about summer school . . . she'll say she made two B's and a Hhoneyul ' VIRGINIA MAE MCCALL, B.lVlUS. PIANO, Marion, N. C.- Ginny,' . . . Bach . . . Barrelhouse and Boogie Vvoogie . . . individual charm and winning ways . . . she's a hard worlcer and she sticlcs to it . . . a versatile musician . . . in more ways than one . . . oh, those weelc-ends at home . . . nothing like it . . . career? concert pianist ' EDITH MONROE IVICEACHERN, B.A. ENGLISH, Florence, S. C.,-uShe's a riotn . . . can give anybody religion . . . tall: 'n' tall: 'n' tallc . . . a most convenient car . . . when it,ll go . . . flannel nightgowns and bright colors, if you lmow what I mean . . . doesrft give a happy hoo-rah . . . and will take on anybody for anything at any time ' IRENE MCDOVVELL, B.lVlUS. PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC, Spartanburg, S. C.,-Aspirations toward grand opera . . . the only thing that could malce her waver now, it seems, is the tiny insignia which She wears on her coat . . . you might meet her with a violin case tucked under her arm . . . busy with a round ol music odd and ends . . . she is the steady, ever industrious One, ready when the going is smooth or rough . . . the home front program is made up ot varied interests, well planned, and well done ' CAROLYN CREVVS NICSVVEEN, B.A. ENGLISH, Greeneville, Tenn.-'Senior Order, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities .... Tall beauty . . . a great knack lor fixing things . . . she can always put them baclc together, tool . . . House President ot East Vvilson . . . just millions ol interests lilce sports, worlc on annual, Crlee Club . . . but mostly interested in going to the movies . . . conscientious- ness backed with ability and a definite sense of fun and humor ' GRACE HARRIET MARTIN, B.lVlUS. lDUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC, Greenville, S. C.-Blonde and charming . . . democratic disposition . . . lmaclc for writing song lyrics . . . remember Forgetting ls Rememberingn? . . . President of Hyatt Music Club . . . Treasurer ol Senior Class . . . May Court attendant tor three years . . . environment . . . tall men . . . white orchids . . . long rambling houses . . . wants the gay lite ot New Yorlc tor awhile . . . eventually, well, don't we all? ' GENEVIEVE MILLS, BS. PSYCHOLOGY, Greenville, S. C.-Entertaining . . . etfervescent . . . excitable . . . everybody's friend . . . to see her at school on a weelc-end is a rarity . . . never wastes a minute of her time t'cept to catch a nap, . . . President ot Spanish Club . . . is fascinated by hats . . . real silk . . . the practical things of lite . . . a language all her own of Zernals in, Krizzles . . . Katy Gibbs may be the next step but you never can telll ' BETTY MURPH, B.A. HISTORY, Spartanburg, S. C.,-Alpha Sigma Sigma, Gamma Sigma. . . . Maximum material in minimum space . . . big brown eyes, framed, admirably retlect other aspects of per- sonality than the amazing amount ot intelligence which she possesses . . . Gamma Sigma and Alpha Sigma Sigma . . . manages to carry oft literary laurels at intervals . . . associate editor ol Concept, and Wild Thyme . . . pert, unfathomable . . . she wearies the postman, and bewilders the tlorist with bulk of her spoils ' MILDRED IRENE PAGE, B.A. ART, Spartanburg. S. C.-Far-away look might denote the advent of an Artie mood . . . or looking for her coclcer . . . calm and color in the woods . . . paints, T-squares, Latin . . . that's on Buddy . . . eyes a dead giveaway . . . no trace of a polcer face . . . belted coats, ott shades in clothes and decorating . . . does up-town windows tor a hobby ' PENELOPE B. PARKER, B.A. ENGLISH AND CPIEMISTRY, Georgetown, S. C.,-Humor that craclcles . . . indetinable atmosphere of fun, as if there were a secret jolce . . . chuckles in classes, hilarious laughter out of them . . . worries are out of order except for an occasional one in her otticial capacity as Business Nlanager ot the Partey V00 . . . just can't help liking her . . . and lor 50 if I Il OVES y0LtIZq I'66U'I'Z5 good reason . . . she can lceep a secret, will help in any venture, is true to you and herself ' EDNA LEAH RAINVILLE, BS. BIOLOGY, Spartanburg, S. C.,-Democratic in thought and deed . . . sports tiend . . . poetry writer . , . ambition-doctor . . . indulges in long strides, long wallcs, friendly smiles, gay chuckles, jolces at her own expense . . . independent thinker . . . Witd Thyme chiet . . . lover ot all that's good . . . as true as the science she adores ' BESSIE BAGBY RICE, B.iVlUs. PIANO, Belton, S. C.-Who's Wh.o Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Senior Superlative .... Smile on her lace . . . lreclcles on her nose . . . tennis in her blood . . . degree in three years . . . even temper . . . Hlcitten on the lceysu are things to envy . . . outstanding President ol YH . . . laeliever in love at liirst sight and has a reason, too . . . next year Bessie plans to study piano in New Yorlc ' CHRISTINE RICHARDSON, B.iVtus.P1ANo, Christianshurg, Va.- Chris, . . . lriendly in the real sense of the word . . .humor with a capital HH . . . appreciates lout avoids sympathy . . . 'ithat lor youu . . . Hjustn . . . Hdee doresn . . . going to the musical hall . . . movies . . . tea room . . . piano and organ point to a successful career ' ELIZABETH LEE RODNIAN, B.A. PIANO, Nortolic, Va.-Aw swers to Uslewthu . . . lovable . . . laughable . . . pure as refined gold and refined as pure gold . . . dependable as Big Ben, may run down hut never out . . . once your friend loves ya' steady . . . lorolce adding records as Business lvlanager ot Y'S AND OTHER Y'S . sleep is her tonic, avocados her love, and potato chips her majorg next to Norlollc and the Navy ' PHYLLIS ANN ROE, B.A. PSYCHOLOGY, Huntington. VV. Va.- Bugs Pmunnyi' . . . brilliant and dependable mind combined with a slap-happy disposition . . . Business Ntanager and Treasurer ot the Palmetto Players . . . Concept stalii . , . huys sentimental records hy the score . . . canlt get along without loot warmers and would rather loolc at maps iUnited States preferred, than eat'-falmostt Vxfants to do something connected with Psychology next year ' EYLEEN tVliRtAlVt RUNGE, ELA. ENGLISH, Belton, S. C.-F. O. R., Senior Order, WIl0,S Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Senior Superlative .... Two teet on the ground and no strings attached . . . President ol Student Government . . . the pause that refreshes our governmental affairs . . . has a weatcness tor extremes . . . earrings . . . clothes . . . travel tespecially Ntexico, . . . the liner things ol tile . . . has individuality . . . a beautiful sense oi humor . . . would lilce more than anything to live in foreign countries-not just one or two, hut Inanyl ' MARY KENT SEiGN'l0US, BS. PSYCHOLOGY, Kingstree, S. C.-F. O. R., Senior Grcier, Senior superlative . . . All- American College Girl . . . that's Kent . . . outstanding in all athletics and Converse cluias . . . varsity mainstay . . . litces everylnody and everylaody lilies her . . . was president ot her class her freshman and sophomore years . . . lauhlnting personality . . . deep hearty laugh--you catch it . . . in the future wants children in' children around'- mt-hey get clown deep 'ni luring out the good that's in ment ' ELIZABETH DAVIS SlVtlTt'l. B.lVtLJs. PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC, Pauline, S. C.-Hlailou . . . Guttaw with Gusto . . . happy-go-lucicy air plus heaming lace . . . a new and ditlerent coililure everyday . . . seen mostly dashing hither and thither in that green convertihle . . . the sparlcler on her lelt hand is proof enough that she'll move in one ot her castles in the air in the near tuture ' NORWIA DAV'lS THATCHER, B.A. PSYCPIOLOGY. Charleston, S. C.,-The dash of a red head . . . radiates personality . . . that sly, mischievous gleam in her eye malces you wonder whats coming next . . . a tale ot 'ithe city hy the sea? or ot one ol' those million people she lcnows? . . . secretary of senior class . . . Y'S AND O'Fl-IE!! Y's . . . avoids prudes . . . lrills . . . people with no sense ol' humor . . . her pet liicesi--the Navy. Charlie, Death and Transligurationn on a rainy afternoon . . . Navy, Charlie . . . any afternoon . . . P. S. They're engagecit ' BARBARA ANNE WALSH, BS. CHEMISTRY, Spartanburg, S. C.-JDarlc hair . . . dart: eyes . . . honor roll . . . prom trotter . . . Chemistry lah assistant for two years. . . she loves chemistry and plans to maize a career ot it . . . a goll, tennis and hridge enthusiast . . , good music . . . pets . . . and men come under her list ol favorites . . . Spanish under her main hates ' MIRIAM VVEISS, B.A. ENGLISH, Bridgeport, Conn.-1VVho's Wiio Among Students in American Universities and Colleges .... Tall tales . . . vivid imagination . . . llare lor practical iolces . . . lVtim's lyig interest is history 'n' current events . . . President of t. R. C. . . . has cietinite lilies and clislilces . . . hates to go to hed at night . . . there's a hint ot devilment in her eye and sheis very apt to take you up on your dare ' VIRGINIA SIMPSON VVHITNER, BS. CHEMISTRY, Atlanta, Ga.,-Alpha Sigma Sigma, Gamma Sigma, VVho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Cot- tages . . . The epitome ol gentieness . . . intelligent . . . dignified . . . unsellish . . . lnrings more peace and citiciency into Inany fields, than many into one . . . GinnyUF-famous for her lcnaclc with the needle, hoxes lrom home . . . Editorship ot the Concept . . . wide interest in people and things . . . gives little joios hig importance and all jolas purpose ' DOROTHY ELIZABETH VVHITTEN, B.tVtUS. XIOICE. Spartanlaurg. S. C.-Fun and laughs . . . letters from italy . . . not a care in the world . . . Shostalcovitclfs Sth-2nd record does things to her . . . popular demand for her singing here as well as the service clulys and USGS . . . pet dislilces . . . formal analysis . . . worlcing . . . Ntusic-the limelight in her career ' ELIZABETH ALICE VVITHROVV, B.lViUS. VIOLIN, Conshohoclcen, Pa.,-Quiet commando . . . violinist of the virtuoso variety . . . lilces to swing out occasionally . . . can use da Brooklyn accent to perfection . . . second in command of the Pariey Voo . . . promoter ot uConverse on the Airn . . . hut had rather munch. pickles hetore an open tire . . . canit stand suspense . . . friendly, witty, genuine . . . an asset in any capacity ' NIARGARET BARNE'-l-T VVORKh'tAN, B.A. SOCIOLOGY, Vtfoodrutf, S. C.-Home is just around the corner . . . and surprises from all the Spartanburg fairs-candiecl apples, popcorn . . . in all Dr. Titly's classes . . . or out ot themt . . . A Ntichigan tiend . . . the very most alaitity along domestic lines, and sheyll he using 'em S0011 . . . but ready to laugh and party . . . adores anything with diamonds in itt 5l 4 7 - jr: if -ai ffl:-'fin . Q u, It ,bin H315-Q 2 VW 1 .-1 f.-' f, -'H K ' -.1'E.. HH n ,Msn wr f . H , 1-15 W I is f u 1 Q , 6' H N may . W J ,V i. -2 First Row: Sprague. Thomas ' Second Rom: Willianxs, Clxreilzbcrg. Harvey ,f ,G . JUNIOR 'QL GI QFFICERS ,ff ri ' - GRACE WIIGIEIAMKZ ' BETTY CHREITZEERG. Firstvice-President - FRA , EY, second viwpfesidenf - PEGGY SPRA X G em I1 sz? MAS, Treasurer. A 1 : if ' ' - .G -- all - 54 1 0 l lit? JUHIUF C1338 Time continues tlwe story . . . i943 . . . we are juniors . . . September . . . two little sisters each . . . into you, our sister classu . . .0ctolDer . . . our junior-freshman wedding . . all Wliite . . . green ivy leaves . . . swimming . . . clamp pig tails . . . HWe'll still struggle onn . . . November. . . lioclcey . . . Hancl we,ll clrive lor that ole goalie-U . . . odds, evens . . . a tall, flaming laonlire . . . Cls . . . volleyball . . . faculty vs. stuclents . . . December . . . tlie Christmas pageant . . . Uancl it came upon a miclniglit clearn . . . caroling . . . l'l0t, brown cocoa . . . Nanci making spirits lnriglsitn . . . wonderful lioliciay weelcs . . . 1944 . . . January . . . exams . . . midnight . . . later . . . oleep circles . . . Hnotliing ever worries men . . . February . . . junior JEIIICC . . . ivy again . . . worlc, giggles, our colces, more Worlc . . . loaslcetlnall . . Hon, on, junior team . . . lvlarcli . . . spring lioliclays . . . ten sllort days . . . April . . spring fever . . . loicycles . . . Budget, '... the tea room . . . HSl1anty Townf' Sweet Sue . . . May . . . junior-senior . . . Hwelll hail the purple ancl tlle golclu . . . class clay . . . Utell me wl1y the ivy twinesn . . . seniors . . . Ha Cl16Cl'l'0l'tl'16 year thats gone . . . Ha hope and a trust for the futureu . . . Graoluation . . . caps and gowns for tlie Class of '44 . . . tlie last time . . . caps anal gowns for tlie Class of ,45 . . . the llirst time . . . uslioulcl auld ac- quaintance lae forgotu . . . only a memory . . . living . . . all purple and gold. X JN A JS--'N 55 ZX JU IUR CL SS 'rm- 'Fi ,- 1 -5,33 S V Q -, I ,ls ,f eye U 1 Fff 1- 4' 1 u- g., - , first Row Kathryn Allen Ruth Cllristmfm Allen Mild cl Nloselev Ames Jeannette Bagnal Carolyn Barr Frances Bruce Betl1e'1 Sara Elizaloetlw Blalock Second Row Elizabeth Armlslead Boinest pretto Hwlforcl Brunson Betty Cllreitzberg. Nellie Kathryn Colclougtl C'1tl1erine Eliza Crosby Frances Scott Crowder Josephine Hester Cureton. Third Row: Jane Anne Chaplin Davis Florence Jolxnson Dennis Sara Ellen Dever Pauline Faust DeVV'tt Louise Mclntyre Dunlap lVl1ry Elizwlactli Edington Virginia Berkeley Edwards. i, K 56 Ju 1012.0 Ss First Row: Wlary Brownlee Fabisinski, Emily Fitcllett, Ellen Foreman, Dorothy Jean Foster, Elizabeth B. Friend, Wiargaret Aciger Fulton, Clara Gibson Grant. Second Row: Nlargaret Wallace Grayclon, Dorothy Neil Grear, Betty Jean Hackett, Catherine Pole Hamrick. Anna N. Harris. Gladys Harvattl, Frances Harriet Harvey. . Third Row: Niaucle Oglaurn Hudson. Margaret Ann Jarrett. Alice Hargroves Jenkins, Dee Jennings, Niereclitim Latham Johnston. Sara Ellen Joyce. Alice Buchanan Kinnaircl. 57 .if 1 5 5 7' ni. -it ' fl L -J 5' 1 .1. QQ , ' ,' 1..',s?4.1.-It IHC ai u -M '44, J 2. 1 1 uma gl ,.,'j A a v 4-1: f a 'I'-'W RQ? ' .uf J. H J..-Ita, Lgi i e T - 8 JU IUP1 CL SS .aff ,, :a 5 j- , . , wif iff Q: .sf 3, 'kara fi' L'1Cf:.'.3Q-' S -H F ' ' 5? F Tm, ' fe ' f r 1. ':' 'x - 434 . 15 - J f if 1- .Sf or l XVx , Ui E ff: 5, gl A K ii ,. Z' f ff: I T . -' ,- f Y J W C535 .?:35?,. .WK :-- - . ' First Row: Dorothy Eugenia Knott, Niarttla Harrington Ludiam, Nell Rachel Nlagness, Frances Jouett Marshall. Mary Aneve Martin, Edna Singletary Nlilier, Kathleen Connor Nlorgan. Second Row: Cora Turner Morrah, Laila Green Nimocks, Rosalie Haxaii Nolan, Helen Louise O'Quinn, Annie Sue Robbins, Evelyn Norton Rose, Mary Rouncltree. ' Third Row: Isabel Russell, Sara Leland Sanders, Janet Scott, Edna Caroline Stleaiy, Cherry Sims, Sara Mae Sippie, Margaret Ann Sprague. 58 JU IDR CLASS First Row: Sarah Elizabeth Slonebanics, Barbara Louisa Taylor, Imogene Wright Taylor, Jane Dorsey Thomas. Sara Harris Turner, Ixfliidreci Terry Upclilce, Muriel Roy Van Doren. Second Row: Ann Vanslory. Hannah Walker, Shirley Vvinifreci Walker. Vvancla Lee Vvayianci, Palricia Virginia Vviiicie, Grace Alexander Vviiiiams, Sara Remioert Wooten. 59 .if ,' I 5 5?- Efk ' 'QQ Qi' fr' ' yy 4 ? gjf x , QE .-.Q i Nlnel F EW ? 1 N. K' Q' M f'X,,x K -1- :ll 2 i,j, E U5 46 ff if 'if 1. ' . 254- , 'fifi ., ' , F-1535. -rv! if EF 4:11, ' 5 uw- 5' xwuwqu A HE- , L -v 1- ,, lr Magik 'E , ,M-kj .' 'E I 53' I r :ff , 1 -.'.gl ,- HY,- igmfw ?' If f' 1 P' H l 6I Standing: Vvillauer, Paul ' Sealed: Spring. Yvoocl. Llewellyn F .19 ,Q SUPHUMQSXEX 95 OFFICERS ' MITZI SPRING, Presicle? ! IVIARGUERITE WILLAUER, First Vice-President LU ly Sci gl Vice-President ' ANNE VVOOD, Secr? l'E QQSLEVVELLYN, Treasurer 62 25s. A ..4Q I' rg- '0 4 ' :.,,q.gr A '-'vi .. '.if' ,ix-rv .vf Q Ir ...r- ' N al I I' . -w ' K r Z Q Q The Sophomore Class So we returned in September, minus last year,s greenness, plus a strange, newly ac- quired sophistication, to find ourselves sophomores. There were many loved laces missing around us, hut we found ourselves welcoming an unusually large group of transfers. They soon fitted right in and captured honors in sports, shown in NYM services, and proved their worth in classes. We were a truly unified class when Mitzi surprised us hy pulling Rat Vveelc out ol the hag. Remember how We met that night to start the big doingsni-tense and excited,-each of us fully determined to put over the new Rat Vveelc and maize it a success. It was a join all right, hut with the juniors and seniors haclcing us, we did it .... The grand and glorious climax in the gym on Saturday night .... We were really a sport- minded class . . . how the cheers rang loud when the sophomores came out the winners in the swimming meetl You couldn't hold us down in hoclcey, haslcethall, or volleyball. We were well represented on all the varsity and suhvarsity teams .... But our eyes weren,t on sports only. The Purley Voo, Palmetto Players and the Concept laoasted a list of sophomores. Remember: How we compared V-mails from the one and onlys . . . the singing ses- sions in the Little Shop, that close harmony we all loved . . . our heated discussions tnot too intelligent, oi everything from the psychology of the human personality to the pros and cons ot war marriages . . . the groups around the radio and the 11:45 news summary . . . Senior-Sophomore Day, presiding over the talales in the dining room, how we loved prissing around as Utired oldn hut foh, so dignifiedli seniors. We werenst all for fun and frolic, because we began to realize and to prepare lor the serious responsibilities that would soon he ours. UVVe're pulling together, Achieving our goal, Sophomore honor wesll upholdlw Jfff 63 First Row: Cornelia Alexander. Helen Elizalaeth Allen, Rosa Eppes Anderson Nlaucle Gudger Baker, Katherine Spealce Binford, Gloria Rl1ita Bissell, Janet Barnes Bloom, Penelope Swaney Boulcniglll Second Row: lVIary Bowen, Rutll Ann Bowman, Elizabeth Fleming Boyd, Diclcsie Johnston Brown, Doris Louise Byrd, Mary Aurelia Cannon, lVliriam Willena Carmichael, Nlary Augusta Clark Third Row: Nancye Palmer Commander, Edith Frenclm Compton. lVlarv Ann Curry, Saralm Mallory Davis, Caroline Darlington Eddy, Margaret Browne Edwards, Mary Elizaloetiu Elmer, Elizaloetlm Candace Emmett 1 54, 2? K 1? 64 y In-I Q Q if ' 7,73 -f 1 S ' N -' 5 A H 5' Xxx , V 5 -1- Sr' . -i f rlls it ea El 'F ml fa UPHU ORE CL SS 1-'jf-:ig KX First Row: Lavinia Anne Ficlcen, Heatli Conway Fleming, Cynthia lsalael Forcl, lxflary Helen Garrison, lxflilclrecl Cassandra Gault, Sally Anna Gentry, Eleanor Frances Gilliam, Patricia Gilmer. Seconcl Row: Frances Sanclers Glass, Eclittl Jane Going, Nlargaret Goodwin, Alice Vvallcer Grier, Jean Claire Griffin, Joseplaine Viclcery Haley, Barbara Jean Hall, Wlargaret Adele Hanna, Tliircl Row: Barbara lVleDowell Harris. Anna Harrison Hart. Dorothy Louise Hartin, Bettie Blanche Hauglaton, Carolyn Harwell, Peggy Anne Herbert, Carolyn Silayl Hill, Dorothy Orene Huntley. 65 Fu-sl Row Eclna Jane Hurt Florence Jeanette Johnson Marjorie Madeline Jones Sarah rant Jones Mary Elrzalaetlr King Belly l anllam Margaret Jordon Lawson lVlar1l3el Eugenia Lewis Second Row Ann Llewellyn Carolyn l-rancrs lVlcCorrn1clc Katl1errne Joseplume McElroy Frances Louise lVlcKay Aclclre Jeanne lVlclVlaster Mary Lucrle Mc lVlrllm Helen Alnston lvlaney Carolyn Dorcas Maynor 'lhud Row Frances Wilson Morgan Nlrlolrecl Slnrley Morris Harvey Newsom Marguerite Nrclmols Margaret Tlmma Ogburn Rose VVl1rtel1eacl Osloorne S tra Alma Page Mary Lourse Palmer fi'-'fi fn iq Q M X XX' Q W G W UPHU ORE CL 66 77' , ' - I . A . ' r , -A . . . - . . ' ' K G .. : A , . r ' . . . , X , v n , C S Y 1 n v , E c ', . . u its .D , K f ' ' ' mllgifgg' 2 ' 9? l , X -4F 'ii'ef- '- ' 'fn' -ivfzg'-25' 3 ,. 4 .. er Aff - - N-gxf lc' I K : . .v - 7' Q -v X -r 2 :51 4' N , It x M n J x V, hhl 'k rg .214 .7 fz -5' - .4-1 ul --. V 2,541 a 'ffj - A' I-' . --AEI. V. . ,x 1 -' . First Row: Lucy Grange Paul, Edith Barrow Pell, Mary Lee Poston, Nlary Oneita Poulnot, Marie Elizabeth Ramseur, Mary Gordon Robinson, Margaret Lillian Rumble, Sarah Shealy. Second Row: Shirley Beatrice Sheppard, Ann Elizabeth Skipper, Annie Caroline Smoalc, Ethel Langford Spring, Caroline Barnwell Stevens, Martha Elizabeth Stevens, Josephine Burns Stock, Rosa Lillian Strait. Third Row: Laura Walton Taylor, Caroline Stonestreet Thomas, Pauline Thomson, Mary Elizabeth Upshaw, Henrietta Elizabeth Villines, Ann Spotswoocl Walker, Allene Wells, Meta Nichols Wheeler. X5 Fourth Row: Evelyn Ann White, Marguerite Elaine Vvillauer, Nancy Utis Wilson, Anne Taliaferro Vvood, Bette Jane Woodside. 67 1 I 1. , A T .- r. ..1u:?' .. - 'Q L 1 If f knnlzf I 1 H 9: I .F ',, IP! 5 1' ,11- 'V 5 69 Carrington, Vvooclsicle, France, Sammons, Ford i FRESHMAIQL' OFFICERS ' JEAN CARRINGTQN, I FA g nt ' FLQRINE FRANCE First Vice-President I Lg AMMQNS, Second Vice- President ' ANN cr SARAH FORD 70 if The Freshman Class We lcept coming all day, that Monday in September. Those of us who arrived on the train or hus promptly found ourselves hustled into the capalmle hands of Mr. Clarlc, and deposited at Miss Geels porch with a Hood of happy, shrielcing girls pouring out to meet us, llinging their arms around old students, and directing us to Miss Gee, our college mother. Those of us hrought hy our parents felt loneliness sweep through us as we watched the familiar family car drive away. However, this feeling was soon smothered hy stinted conversations with our new roommates. Many days passed hefore we learned the Way from third floor East Wilson to the Little Shop or from the post ottice to Main Hall, hut eventually stairs and shortcuts were traveled automatically. ' Classesl How would we ever learn where to go and when? And we thought that Con- verse was a girl's schooll For the first time, looys hecame a part of freshman classes. They made these classes seem informal, like high school. Rat Vveelcl As the year swept hy, freshmen tool: deeper and deeper parts in college lite. We began worlc on our own puhlication, We, the Freshmen, our own songs hecame a part of us, and we glowed with pride for our own athletic teams and representatives in student activ- ities. ln true Converse spirit we thrilled to the Junior-Freshman Wedding, Christmas celehrations, May Day, and were spiritually refreshed with morning watch and vespers. Now that we are almost sophomores, we can loolc haclc, amused, at our then-serious hull sessions, the confusion we made in the P. O., and the soherness of exam time, and we can sing Standing with Open Arms, and Tell Me Why the lvy Twinesf' in voices whose existence is a vital, lasting part of the Converse tradition. ilk 1.- 7l Firsl ROW: Jlllifl Pl'0Cl0l' ACIFIIUS. Bclsy All'-JCFSOII. Ellis AIICICISOH. Knllierine Ancicrson, lxinry Callierine Arclier, Susan Rcloecea Bzrllengvr, Sylvin Bocienliorn. ifmmu ,lo Bowles, Second Row: Alice ifliznlielii Boy, Belly .lane Brumlell, Mary Eliznlmelli Browning, Niurgnrvl Lois Burton, Doris Hurcly Calclwell, Dorollry Lucllu Cmneron, Biargarel Kemper Camp, .lean iVicNeill Carringlon. 'fllip-41 Row: Carol Curswell, Carolyn Virginia Clarke. .luliu Eleanor Clinlcsvnlvs, ifnlnn lflizzrlwllr Complon, .lane Rzrnnlolplr Cook, Bl-lsr-y i.onrlon Conlon, i'rnnces il.lizaiJcli1 Craig, Patricia Croft. Fourllr Row: lilsil- lN'im:Cuy Cusiimun, .luleene Culriglll, lx ifll'gil!'l'l Belle Dnrnlen, .laurel Louise Dorling. ifliznlielli ixiiclcllelon Dnslnic-ll. Ann Cullf-mler Dnviclson, Lila Linelsny Dupre, Barlmrn Bray Eclwurcls. Fifllr Row: lviary June Eclwarcis, Margate! Helen Egiggerl, Miiry Eliznlwllr Eslcs, Nlzury lin-my lfsles, Snrnli Fmmges Forcl, lX1llI'QilI'f'i Lowery Fowler. Annu lrlorine France, Lila lvine Gaines. Sixllr Row: Blnnrln- Camille, Grace lViePlieelers Glasgow, Ninry Ann Groves, lxiurqnrel Lucy Guy, Helen Anne Holley, i',olric'in Ann Hunlillon. Rulli Anne Iviilllllil, Florence Courtney Harris. Sovenllr Row: Gene Henliner, lcla Lee Hoilingsworlil, Ninry Anne Jiggills, Dorothy Dull- ,lolunson, .lulin Moore rllllllliillll, ,I4.m,m.u,. Allmlmll Knylioe, Frances Douglas Kiser, Harriet Denluy Klngll. Eiglxllx Row: Nancy Kosllzmie, lwiary Bibb Lamar. Ellen Grant Lee, Gloria Rulln Lillie. Burlrzrrn Nell Lowe. F, E MAN CL, ,SS Firsl Row: lxlnrleleine Lowe, Sl. Laurance Fleming Lucas, Nlurie Harrison Lyle, Alice Parrlee lxlrlxlillnn, Elizalwllu Austell Plcblillin, Marilyn Palton Nnngum, Josephine Gurney lxlansllielcl, Ann Wvarren lvloure. Soconrl Row: .loy Nlorgan, Cynlliia Elizalleili Moseley, Byrcl Nlarsliall lxlurray, Nanny lX'lr'Kay Nasli, Mary Lou Ne-iiles, Dorolliy Dial Nicholson, Mary Anne Norlon, Sarall Norwood. Tliirrl Rom: Dnrollw Neville Ouzis. Rulli Parlclisorm, Emma Glass Palmer, Pairiria Wlar- Parisli, Snrnli clesaussure Parlier, Glaclys Potts, Doris lxflarie prollii, Doroiliy Nluc Propsl. Fourlli Row: Virginia Louise Price, Caroline Ravenel, lvlnry Rullx Reaves, Eunice Toclrl Rice, Polly Sealnoolc Ricllards, Barbara Lee Riclxarcl- son, .lr-an Larligue Roclcley, Eulalie Rollme. Fifili Row: Belly Siilli Rowe, Emily Russell, Sara Ann Sammons, lxlargaret Ellen Sauls, Kailieryn Elizalaelli Slrancls, Claire Lorraine Sllealy, llurricl Ann Smilli, Virginia Cowles Smillr. Sixili Row: Kimmie Aclelaicle Sox, Lynn .lean Speegle, Joyce Frost Speissegger, Gloria Coleman Summer, Lily May Tallneri, Julia Nell liaylor, Annu Ripley Terrell, Nlarllia Wilder Tlrompson. Svvrwnili Row: Doris Hilda Tillolson, .lean Marie Terrence, Elizalpellr Hale Townsenrl. Mary Elizaluelli Townsend, Hernclon Vauglian, Pauline Slorlie Vvarinnvr, Frances Oclclle VVesl, .lane Cllerry Vvliceler. Eiglzlll Row: .lulia Fulton Vvilliums, Jane Anderson Vvooclcocli, Ann Krulien Vvooclsicle. lxlary Evelyn Young, llflilclrerl Zeigler. ATHLETICS i C656 L Y 33? 1? 225. m-, , X A ,aligfff A lp, M if 4 .ik .. .,. Y, . W. ,. i ATHLETIC AUVISUHY BOARD First Row: Griiilin, Cmnt, Bucimn, Boinvst, ivianvy ' Second Row: Strait, For III I it lar Brul President ........ Recording Secretary .... Treasurer ............. Senior Adviser .... Senior Aciviser .... Iunior Aciviser .... Iunior Adviser ...... Sophomore Aciviser. . . Sophomore Adviser. . . Freshman Aciviser. . . Freshman Adviser. . . Ciara Bucimn r'RIisInI3N'I' Vice-President ......... . . Corresponding Secretary .... . . . . . . .CLARA BUCHAN . . .CATHERINE GANT . .ELIZABETH BoINEs'I' .JEAN CLAIRE GRIFFIN .. ....HELEN IVIANEY . . .EIJNA RAINVILLE .. . . .BETSY BRUNK . . . .DOROTHY FOSTER . . . .ELLEN FOREMAN ... . .BETTY BOYD . . . . .RosA STRAIT ......LILA DUPRE . . . .JANET DARLING Tile Atilietic Advisory Board is composeci of tile officers and class representatives of time Atiiietic Association. it is their purpose to encourage interest in athletics, to promote good sportsmanship anci to cieai with aii problems confronting tile Atiiietic Association. 78 ELIZABETH BOINEST BETSY BRUNIQ PRETTO BRUNSON CLARA BUCIIAN NIARY ANN CURRY 1X'1ARGARET FULTON C CLUB CATI-IERINE GANT JENNIE HARRIS NIARY JEAN PIOOPER CAROLYN MCSWEEN LALLA NIMOCIQS LUCY PAUL SARA VVOOTEN EDNA RKINVILLE IQENT SEIGNIOUS ANN VANSTORY VIRGINIA WPIITNER GRACE WILLIANIS NANCY WILSON' The Block CH Club consists of those girls who have become wearers of the Cf, This CH is Won toy participating in sports, keeping training attaining a certain standard of goocl posture, and possessing good spolts manship. First Row: Buchan, Seignious, Cmnt. Harris, NlH10Ck Suon Rau XIVIIIIHCF Vanstory, Fulton, Vvooten, Boinesl 0 11lliTflROll Brunlc YVII on Iwcswun Hoopu IJEIIII , 1311111 S011 SVVMMMIIS Nancy Vviison xilifxn 153 ' SWIMMING-First major sport . . . wet l1air . . . blue tanic suits . . . seven laps . . . class team worlc . . . iale for clinner with reci eyes . . . splasll . . . water too colcl, water ioo llot . . . races, Form . . . diving . . . all encling witlm lime grancl meet. guarcls, ixncl while balls . . . big plans K , Eliznlyelll Boinvsl IIE.-ND HUUHEY HQCliE5'f-FHII . . . cold afternoons . . . . . . goals . . . class colors and sponsors . . . lraining lalales . . . llie Bonfire ancl loocl everyiuoclyfs ll1ere . . . sliclcs. sluin . yellow pennies . . . spirils l1igl1 icleas lor publicity . . . games . . . . all out lor victory, RAH. 80 1'- ' BASKETBALLWA new year, a new spirit . . . uclo you pla 1 zone or man to man? . . . ol1, those all-stale ' la ers 5 P Y . . . that one lmncled sliot of lmersl . . . wlmat are those columns cloing there? . . . peppy games and most surpris- ing outcomes, but plenty ol fun. ' X!Ol.l.EY'BAI,l..-'All incloor sport . . . laughter . . . you trit llme net!! . . . lqrolcen fingernails . . . mass confusion at first, but finally coordination . . . tlwusancls of points . . . fast ancl furious . . . uncler tlie nct . . . settle clown, we'll win this game. 8 I BASKETBALL Clara Grant IIEAIJ Prclio Brunson HEAD VULLEYBALL ' TENNIS-fvvarm iareezes . . . spring again, or maybe it's still fail . . . sore arms and feet . . . Keep your eye on the bail . . . kswup, a hole in my racketu . . . the individual tournament iorings forth the ioig cimampeen . . . class matches . . . smash it, gat . . . beautiful shot . . . iet's rest-rm just whipped. ' GOLFFHAHY time of year . . . rect and yellow tees . . . oie beat up pre war balls . . . that putt was out of this woricl' '... the matches witii pienty of pretty shooting . . . discouraging ctays, with no hope of improvement . . . iausteci clubs?-never, but not iaecause tile urge clicIn't come. 82 TENNIS Peggy Sprague 1-:EAD Nia rgaret .larrctl HEAD GULF AHCHEHY Ca r0I yn Bllrr umm :LAX Niadge Grayclon Laila Nimocks HEADS H1161 G ' ARCHERY-A skillful art . . . plenty of practice . . . bruised arms . . . l'll never hit that ioullys-eye . . . 20 feet, 30 feet'-no, 40 feet is just too far away . . . classes needing and striving for victory . . . a bulrs-eye or die. ' H1KlNG-Tramp, tramp . . . VVhy must we walk so fast? . , . most every Monday afternoon at five . . . plenty of songs and jokes . . . thru clales and vales . . . supper at the Cabin-FOOD and then some . . . 011, but we love il ali. A' 83 Gin ciys Harvuli HEAD ' RIDING-HGicIcIy up, Nalaoieoni' . . . long hours on the trail . . . winding paths-scenery heautiful-ftrouhlesorne hy- stanclers . . . mayhe a supper ride . . . intensive training . . . spring horse show . . . the occasional rider and clinner off the mantle. Poiikzer, Browning. Ferguson ATHLETIC I STHUUTUHS Vvithout the help of these three--our sports could not have heen. They have stayed and worked, helping to maize of our teams the very best in all respects. So for every- thing.-our thanks to iVIiss Browning, Miss Ferguson and Nliss Poiitzer. 84 HEADS or SPORTS Come on out for F-1,-1.-1 it's the hest of auf' This is the theme ot the ten girls from the Junior Class who are selected to heact the different sports. The amazing part is that they all get results . . . it is their ctuty, after the girls are there, to help faculty instructors with practices and to help the girls individually. With their interest it is easy to understand why all ot Converse is enthusiastic over our intra-mural competition. Wh LK 1 ll Uur Team is Red Hot ACTIVITIES , gf x ' I . ' '15 ' . :Em-Q' 5 V f -, - -' Q- . :.,' u 1 .. f -.Q f -1 .ga .5 'lx if Q-31.1 . , ,I V 1 ' '- ' - ' . 'r E457 I ' TUUE T GUVEH ME T ASSUCIATIUN President ....... Vice-President .... . . .EYLEEN RUNGE . . . . .ANNE BATES Secretary ..... .... E MILY FITCPIETT Treasurer. . . . .FRANCES MCKAY HOUSE PRESIDENTS PELL PATRICIA GARDNER WEST WILSON EAST WILSON FRANCES HURT CAROLYN NICSNVEEN DEXTER SUE ROBBINS T ANDREWS LALLA NIMOCKS Eyleen Runge CUDD PRETTO BRUNSON PIIESIDENT funior Representative ....... , . .MARGARET JARRETT Sophomore Representative .... .. ..... NIARY POUI.NOT Freshman Representative .... ........... L AURIE LUCAS Freshman Representative .... . . .IDA LEE HOLLINGSWORTH Dining Room Chairman .... ....... M ADC-E GRAYDON Day Student Representative .... .... M ARY JEAN HOOPER The Student Government Association of Converse College represents a vital part of each Stuoienfs life. Ttlrough this organization we make our own laws which reiiect the spirit and icleais of Converse. The development of a stronger character, ancl spiritual and mental growth are iiiustrateci in the excellent efficiency of our honor system. Standing: Brunson, Hollingsworth Gmycion, Pouinot, Lucas, iX'lcKaIy. Gardner, Hurt, Nimocks, Hooper, Jarrett ' Seated: Bates. Runge, Fnehcu W, Q.ls... , . .i A .gg President ...... Vice-Presicieni. . . Secretary .......... Treasurer ........... Religious Nleeiings .... Religious lvleeiings ..... Religious Nleetings ..... FreslIman Commissioner Freshman Representative. . . . . MornirI.g Watcfi. ....... . .Music ................ All Campus Activities.. First Row: Eclriy. LUJIEIIII, Grier. Taylor, Smoalc ' Second Row: Gardner, Grant, Fu lon me Crulcn field, Runge ' Tllircl Row: Xfveiss, Dyclles, Hamricli, Broylmill, Bet 1C ........BEssIE RICE MARY CRU'l'CI1FlELD .MARGARET FULTON . . . . . . .CLARA GRANT NALLENE BROYHILL . .PATRICIA GARDNER ..LUcv PAUL CATl'IERINE HAMRICK . . . .HARRIET KLUGH . . .CAIIOLINE EDDY . . . . .LAURA TAYLOR . . . .ELOISE BETHELL Purley Voo Reporter .... ........ M ARY DYCHES Social Service ........ Publicity ........... House Committee. . . Deputations ....... ,............ . . . .IQATI-ILEEN MORGAN . . .MARTHA LUDLAIVL . . .CAROLINE SMOAK . . .ELIZABETH GRIER Bessie Rico PRESIDENT HONORARY MEMBERS President of Student Body ...................... . . .EYLEEN RUNGE President of I. R. C. ....... .... M IRIAIVI WEISS The Cliristian Association at Converse is an integral part of our school. Tlrirougla various activities time influence of the Y. VV. C. A. reaches every girl. Morning watcln, vespers, and time worship services are constant sources of inspiration. We also assist tlie Reel Cross and other charity organizations. Because each stuclent has a part in the functioning of this association, the spirit of is felt in every phase of our college lives. 91 First Row: Buctran. Runge. VVIIH- ncr, VViHizuIIs, Rice. Bridger 0 Second Rom: Ntnrtin, Hooper, Spring. Getterl ' Ttnirct Row: Bettmtl, Weiss, Harris, Hnrurick PPIESIUE TS BUAHU Chairman ........... VIRGINIA WPIl'I'NER .... .... E ctitor of The Concept Secretary ............ GRACE WILLIANIS .... . . .President of Junior Class president of Stuclent Government ...... .......... E YLEEN RUNGE President of Y. W. C. A ......... .. ......... BESSIE RICE President of Athletic Association. . . .... CLARA BUCHAN Presictent of Senior Class ........ ....... J ULIA BRIDGER President of Day Students. . . . . .IVIARY JEAN HOOPER Editor of Y's and Other Y,s.. ...... JENNIE HARRIS Editor of The Purley Voo .... ..... H ELEN GELLERT Presictent of I. R. C ........ .... ..... M I RIAIVI WEISS President of Dramatic Club ...,... . . .ELOISE BETHELI. President of Hyatt Music Club .... ..,... Cv RACE 1VlARTlN President of Sophomore Class.. ......... NIITZIE SPRING Freshman Commissioner ..... .... C ATHERINE PIAIVIRICK President of Frestiman Class . . . .... JEAN CARRINGTON Presictentys Board is composed of tt1e presictenfs of the leading student organiza- tions. As a medium between the faculty and the stuctents, ttle tooarct is atate to further tnottx the material ideas and intangible icteats of time student tnocty. 92 CUZVIZVIE CEME T ZVUIHSHZILS C1116 MUl'SIl,O.Z. . . ELOISE BETHELL CLARA BUCHAN HELEN GELLERT JENNIE HARRIS 1VlARY JEAN I'lO0PER EMILY JENNINGS VIRGINIA Wl'IlTNElZ ....JULIA GRACE NIARTIN PENELOPE PARKER BESSIE RICE EYLEEN RUNGE NORD1A T1-IATCI-IER IVIIRIAM WEISS The Commencement Marshals are composed of outstanding members o t e s II10' Senlol Class. They participate in all commencement activities, se1vIn as ushers at class CIE-ly bElCC8lIBUl'CE1tQC SCITITIOII and HHH! COIl'lITlETlCCl'I'lGIlt CXCl'CiSCS First Row: Parker, Bridger, Bumrllun. Belllctl ' Second Row: UI Ilclwr VVeIs Ccllerl VVtIi!ncr ' Third Row: Hooper, Harms Jennie Harris EDITOR Betty Roclnmn BUSINESS MANAGER T E 1944 Eflizor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor. . . Assistant Editor. . . Assistant Editor. . . Organization Eclilor. . . Senior Ectitor ...... Athletic Editor. .. Feature Editor. . . Copy Editor ..... Picture Advisor .... Photographer. . . Ptiotograpfzer. . . Artis: ......... Typist ..... Typist ..,........ Faculty Advisor. . . STAFF .....JENN1E HAR . . .CATI-IERINE G ......SARA DE . . . .ANN VANSTT . . .-PRETTO BRUN- . . .NORMA Trmclr ........ANN FICI' . . .ESTELLE EASTEI . . . . .EDNA RAINVII .......JUx.1A Bum .CATHERINE l'lAMR . . . . .NIADGE GRAYL . . . .IVIARTHA LUDL .........RosA STR . . . . .BETTY STONEBAF ELFORDNIOR BUSINESS STAFF Business Mariager ..................... BETTY Rom Assistant Business Manager. .. .... CAROLYN IVICSW Advertising Manager ........ ....... L IBBY Bom Advertising Manager. . . . . .IVIARGARET FUL' Advertising Manager. . . ..... ANNE VV Advertising Manager . . .... DOT F05 I With a feeling of uncertainty at the first, we began our Wort: on the Annual for the year ot 1944. We will feel cteepiy rewarded it but one girl in years to come turns through the pages, and those pages bring back pleasant memories ot tier life at Converse. The eciitoriai and business staffs siiouici like to express their apprecia- tion to Miss Rebecca Sycinor of Bryn-Alan Studios, Buck Siieiton of the Charlotte Engraving Company and Bob Davis of The R. L. Bryan Company for their cooperation, without which We siiouici not have been able to attain our goat. S and Uther Y'S Dover, Stoneimnixs, Fuilon. Kelly, Fickcn, Vanslory, Strait, Mcsvveen, Brunson, Cmnt, Foster, VVoud, Grznyrion, Tlmll I it B I R i ii First Row: Jennings, Sims, Parke-r, Gotta-rl, VX7n0ctsictc, Nimnctis 0 Sammi Row: VVitt'1row, Ntorgun. txttclvtittin, Ntitts, Bates, Scott ' Ttzirzt Row: Steptnens, Broytuitl, Dyctlcs. Vzmslory, Hooper THE PAHLEY VUU Editor-in-Ctlief .... Associate Editor. . . Managing Editor .... tVtana.ging Ectitor .... .... tvtatee-up-Ectitor .... Ntusic Ectitor. . . Sports Ectitor ....... Exchange Editor ..... Day Student Ectitor .... Y. VV. C. A. Eciitor ..... Circulation Ntanager .......... Assistant Circulation Manager. . . . Head Typist .................. .... Ptwtograptier ........ Business Manager ........... Assistant Business Ntanager .... . . . . .HELEN CEELLERT .ELIZABETI-I WITI-IRONV . . . . . .LALLA NTMOCKS . . . . . . . .CHERRY Suns BETTY JANE VVOODSIDE . . . .ALLENE BROY1-TILL . . .NIARY JEAN HOOPER ........ANNE BATES . . . . . . .JANET SCOTT . . , . . . .B'IARY DYCHES . . .KATI'ILEEN NIORGAN . . . . . . . .DEE JENNINGS CHRISTINE RlC1'IARDSON . . . . . .ANN XIANSTORY . . .PENELOPE PARKER . . . . . . .CTVENE lVI1LLs To encourage thought and interest in the wortct of tomorrow the Ectitoriat Board of The Par-tey Voo has adopted a poticy which ' presents tor stuctent consideration the future world with its proto- tems concerning war, concerning peace. Through news stories, features, and columns the newspaper V Y Penelope Parker. uLrsxNLSs also has encteavoreot to retiect campus life in att its phases. Helm Gellm, Em-OR 96 THE CU CEPT Editor-in-Ctrief. . . .... VIRGINIA WYIITNER Associate Editor .... ........................ B ETTY IVIURPI-1 Martaging Editors. .. .... POLLY DEWITT, CATliERlNE HAMRICK Senior Editor ...... ........................ B ETSY BRUNR junior Editor ....... ............... IN 'IARGARET FULTON Sophomore Editors .... . . .PENELOPE BUURNIGHT, LUCY I?AUL Wild Thyme Editor. . . .,................. LALLA NIMOCIQS Exchange Editor .... ..... B ETTY ALLEN Business Manager ........... ....... E MILY JENNINGS Assistant Business twanager. . . .... MARGARET JARRETT Assistant Business Manager. . . . . . . . .BETTY CHREITZBERG Circulation Marrager ...... .................. P HYLLIS ROE Art Eclitors ......... . . . .CAROLYN BARR, .ANN SKIPPER Typists ...... ..., .... . . . . . . .DOIICAS IVIAYNOR, JEAN BLOUNT The purpose of The Concept, the literary magazine of Converse, is to en- courage ancl present our creative Writings. Each of the four issues consists of short stories, essays, sketches, poems, plays, and bool: reviews which have been written by the students themselves. The best of each of these types is awarded a prize at graduation. First Row: Jarrett, Fulton, Dewitt, Clrreilzberg, Barr ner, Brunk, Roe ' Tlzircl Row: Nimoclis, 0 Second Rom: Murptl, Vvtlit- Allen, Boutcniglit, Paul Virginia VVl1ilner, EDITOR: Emily Jennings, rsusmrzss MANAGER V I Row: Goortman, N MMA IGM Faculty President ..... ..... D R. TILLINGHAST Student President ..... ,,,,, I 'IELEN GELLERT Secretary-Treasurer.. ...... DR. MYERS FACULTY MEMBERS DR. HUNTER WIISS WILLIAMS MR. GERSCPIEFSKI MRS. WIDIBERLS' DR. TAYLOR DR. WINGFIELD STUDENT IVIEIVIBERS BETTY NIURPH CATHERINE GANT VIRGINIA WI-IITNER IVIARGARET GOODMAN The honorary scholastic fraternity of Converse College, Gamma Sigma, has as its members faculty members who belong to Phi Beta Kappa, and seniors who have attainect tiigtl averages in their three years of college Work. Founded in 1923, the organization txas had during the twenty years of its existence nearly two trundrecl members. The purpose of the society is stated in its motto: UKHOW Ttlyselff, 98 1 'iurptn ond Row: Gant. Geller! Vvlmitncr LH ICMA ICMA President ....... .... P ATRICIA GARDNER Vice-President ...... .... C ATHERINE GANT SeCl'etal'37'TreaSUrGr .... ....... A NNE BATES JULIA BRIDGER BETTY IVIURPH FIELEN GELLERT VIRGINIA WliITNER Alpha Sigma Sigma is an imonorary organization Whose purpose is time improvement of every phase of life at Converse. Nlemiaers are seniors who have been outstanding for three years in scholarship, coiiege spirit, initiative, character anci ieaeiersimip. Since tile Aiptxa Chapter was founded at Converse in 1926. Alpha Sigma Sigma has strived to achieve its purpose by Working with anci through otimer organizations on the campus. Girls eiigiioie for memioersilip are tapped at a student body meeting in April. Standing: Garciner, Geliert, Bricig N Siiling: Niurpiv. Cant. Vviiitne ALMETTU PL YER President ....... ..... E Lolse BETHELL XIiCG-Pl'9SiCICllt .... , , ,BETSY BRUNK Secretary ....... ,,,,, S ALLY JOYCE Treasurer ..... ...... l DHYLLIS Roe Faculty Adviser ................. .... H AZEL ABBOTT THE CABINET Stage ..... ......... P EGGY RUIVIBLE, CATIIERINE PIAINIRICK Publicity .... ,...... B ETTY ALLEN, POLLY DEXMITT Properties .... ............. W ANDA WAYLAND Lights ........... ......... A NNE WOOD Sound Effects .... ....... H ANNAH XKVALKER Costume ....... ..... N 'IARGARE'r VVORKMAN The Palmetto Players offer dramatic interest to both campus and community audiences. Their 1943-44 program includes uvvatcti on the Rtrinef, 'junior Miss and 'askin of Our Teeth. Members, admitted by competition only, are composed of students skilled in such relevant crafts as staging, lighting, make-up and costum- ing as Well as those 'interested in creativeinterpretation. Joyce, Brunk, Bothell, Roe E00 I 1 J kins, Weiss 1 TE N!-XTIUNA REL TIU CLUB President ..... .... IV IIRIAM NVEISS Secretary-Treasurer ..................................... ALICE JENKINS with the World at war the international Relations Club, which meets on alternate Mondays under the sponsorship of Wir. August Cook, has as its purpose time iceener understanding of time proiolems of the war and tile peace to come. Tirrougti the medium of lectures, rouncltabie discussions, movies, inciiviciuai news reports and book reviews, the members analyze current topics and acquire a clearer prospective on news reports and tiieir relationship to history. An attempt has been made to maize clear the functioning of our own armed forces by tiaving guest officers from Camp Croft speak at tiie meetings. Certain members have learned iiow to use a projection machine in orcier that the ciuio might see movies relateci to its interests. Reference material can be found on the I. R. C. shelf in tile library as welt as in pamphlets received from tile Foreign Policy Association and tire Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. IOI Faixisinsici, Richardson, Marlin, Jenkins HY TT U IC CLUB President ....... GRACE IVIARTIN Vice-President ......... ALICE JENKINS Secretary ..... . . .CHRISTINE RlCl'lARDSON Treasurer. . . ..... iViARY FABISINSKI JULIA ADAMS ELLA FRANCES BAIRD SYLVIA BODENIIORN PENELOPE BOURNIGIIT BETTY BOY DICIQSIE BRONVN ALLIiNli BROYIIILL DORIS BYRD CAROLYN CLARKE JEAN CIKIIRINGTON JULIA CLINRSCALES MARY CRUTCl'lFlELD JANE DAVIS ESTELLE EASTIERBY VIRLYINIA EDWARDS IAIELEN EGGERT DREWRY ESTIES EMILY FITCIIETT BETTY FRIENIJ PATRICIA GARIINIILR IVIARY i'iEl.EN GARRISON GRACE GLASCZOXV IYIARY ANNE GRAVES IVIARGARET GUY RUTH ANN FLXNNA FRANCES HARVEY FRANCES HURT SARA JONES SALLY JOYCE ANN LoIwIAx VIRGINIA NICCALL ANN iXI00RlE SUE ROIIIIINS BETTY RODB1AN CLAIRE SIIEALY ELlZ.'kBE1'Il SMITII CAROLINE SIAIOAR ix ilTZl SPRING LAURA TAYLOR ivlARTl-IA TI'IoIwIPsoN PAULINE TIIOBISON POLLY XfVzKRlNNEl! NIRIAIAI NXIIEISS VIRGINIA VVIIITNER iViARGUERITE WIl,LA U li R For time purpose oi broadening the cuiturai outiooic of Converse music iovers, the Hyatt Music Ciuio was organizeci in 1936 in honor oi N. Irving Hyatt, Dean Emeritus of time Converse Music SCIIOOI. it is a sociai organi- zation, aiming primarily to entertain stucients with gooci music and facts about the musical World today, and to participate in time woric of time Nationai Federation of Music Ciuins. IO2 GLEE LUB President ..... .... M ARY DYCIiES Vice-President ..... ......... E MILY FITCHETT Secretary-Treasurer. .. .... BESS OWEN ALEXANDER Librarian. ......... . . .HARRIET CUNNINGHAM Librarian. . . . . . . . . .... CATHERINE MCELROY JULIA ADAI-Is RUTII ALLEN JEANNETTE BAGNAL ELLA FRANCES BAIRII ANNE BATES ELOISE BETIIELL iVlARY BLACKXVELL ELIZAIIETII BROXVNING DORIS BYRD CAROL CfKRSXX'lEl.l, IVIIRIAM CARMICIIAIEL NELLIE COCLCLOUGH ESTELLE EASTEREY IVIARY FABISINSKI CATHERINE CANT PATRICIA GILMER IVIARGARET HANNA RUTI-I ANN HANNA BARBARA HARRIS JULIA JoIINsToN ELLEN LEE EIIITI-I MCEACIIERN KATHLEEN MORGAN DOROTHY NIcrIoLsoN ROSE OSBORNE RUTH PADDISON EMMA GLASS PALMER GLAIJYS Po1 rs CLAIRE SHEALY EIJNA SIIEALY .loYcE SPEISSEGC-ER IVIITZI SPRING SPOTSNVOOD WALKER After try-outs in the fail, girls were selected to ine members of the Converse Giee Club. Practices were iieici every Wednesday afternoon uncter the direction of Mr. John M. Lewis. The nigiit of December 10ti1 was our big night,-ttie Giee Club concert and the Y. VV. C. A. Christmas service given jointly in Twictieli Auditorium. We will never forget the party at time cabin, that memorable trip to Laurens, and the fun We had learning the music from HOIiIElhOTIl8.H Our concerts Were fun, but tile things that meant the most were time informaiity we aciiieveci and the good times we had as a group. Alexa ncier, Dycims, Fitcixett CCIAL CIE President ....... Vice-Presiclent .... Secretary-Treasurer IQATHERINE ALLEN JEANNETTE BAGNAL ELIZABETH BOINEST ELIZA CROSBY JOSEPHINE CURETON DOROTHY GREAR FRANCES FLEMING HELEN GELLERT JENNIE ICIARRIS FRANCES HARVEY FRANCES HURT DOROTl'IY KNOTT GENE MILLS PI-IYLLIS ROE CE CLUB . . . .ELIZABETH GRIER ........ANN LOMAX . . . .PRETTO BRUNSON BARBARA TAYLOR IMOGENE TAYLOR JANE THOMAS ANN VANSTORY SARA NVOOTEN IVIARGARET WORliB1AN Brunson. Lomax. Grier Time Social Science Club has always had as its aim the promoting oi interest in the sociai proiniems of South Carolina. This year, because of time present war situation, our purpose was twotoici. We studied the possibilities of War and post-war planning and reconstruction. Any student who is majoring or minoring in Sociology is eligible for membership. Meetings were ileid once a montii, ami cieiegates attended time sociology convention in time fail anci spring. IO4 GRANDD ,UGHTE CLUB President ........ ....... E STELLE EASTERBY X,iC8-PreSiCleTlf ...... ,,,, C ORA TURNER MORRAH Secretary-Treasurer. . . , ,,,,, CAROLINE SMOAK DAUGHTER IVIOTHER DAUGHTER Mornen Rutll Allen Betsy Anclerson Kit Anclerson Catlterine Bagwell Carolyn Barr Frances Bellma .lulia Briclger Pretto Brunson Louise Carlisle Sarall Davis Clauclia Dixon Estelle Easterloy Florine France Nlargaret Fulton Catlierine Cant Margaret Gooclman Florence Harris Sara Harris Anna Hart Frances Harvey Peggy Herbert Emily Jennings Sara Funt Jones Betty Lanlmm Rutll Cllristman Helen Holmes Nlargarel Ellis Rolnina Tillingliast Mary Frances Guess Frances Bruce Julia Tatum Pretto Hallorcl Saralr lwontgomery Mae Glass Sara Tillingllast Estelle Gregory Lucile Norris Nannie Ravenel Agnes Ravenel Margaret VVoocll1ous Sara Scllrocler Sara Scllroclcr Anna Keilt C Fannie Wilnona Way Frances Elizabeth Turner Shirley Sims Ora Fant Arrie Free Laurie Lucas .lcanne Mclxflaster Elizalbetli lVlclVlillan .loseplwine lxflansliielcl Frances Marsltall Katllleen Morgan Cora Turner Nlorralr Cyntilia Moseley Rose Osborne Emma Glass Palmer Lucy Paul Mary Poulnot Sliirley Sliepllerol Harriet Ann Smith Caroline Smoalc Barbara Taylor Nlartlma Tliompson Allene Wells Clnerry Wlieeler Nliclcey Vvlleeler Virginia Vvliitner Anne VVoocl Margaret Workman lvlilclrecl Zeigler Ma lu el Simpson Mary Frances Williforci Frances Austell Margaret Ravcnel Anne Hall Katlileen Conner Hessie Tlromson Helen Dupre Susie Whiteliead Florence Glass Katlierine Huiet Oro Slterrill Beatrice Paine Flossie Annie Louisa Mattie Allcnc Patterson lVlcLeocl Evans Justice Allen Cliapman Nleta Nicliols Nleta NiCll0lS Virginia Simpson Joseplline Morton Pauline xlVillg0 Louise Fulk Memlaers of time Granclclaugllters Club are Clauglmters of Converse Alumnae Time clulfs purpose is to assist in all alumnae functions at Converse. ' H I Snnoalc, lVlorral1 , Easterlmy tE,CERCLEl3 Presiclent ....... Vice-Presiclenl .... Secretary ....... Treasurer. . CORNELIA ALEXANDER SYLVIA BODENHORN SARA BURNETT DUNKLIN BURNSIDE SARA DAVIS JANE GOING EDNVARD GEER BARBARA JEAN HALL PEDRO TRAKOS ANCAI . . . . .BETTY JVIURPII . . .. PEGGY SPRKGUE . . . .LUCILE NICMILLIN . . . . .rl-ERRY UPDIIYL ANNA HARRIS DOROTHY HARTIN PEGGY HERBERT JANET HILL SALLY JOYCE CYNTHIA NIOSELY LUCY PAUL EDITH PELL The membership of Le Cercle Francaisn is composed of the advance French students. The purpose of the club is to help make French a second language with its members. For this purpose all meetings are conducted In French while French movies are shown and French songs learned. Dr. Vermont IS t e club adviser. McMillin. Sprague, Murpli, Upclike 106 Rorinmn. Alexander CL SSIC L CLUB President ....... Vice-President ..... Secreta ry-TI-eas urer. . ELLA FRANCES BAIRD JEAN BLOUNT -RU1'l'I ANN BONVMAN JULIA BRIDGER CLARA BUCHAN MILDRED CLEVELAND JANE DAVIS ESTELLE EASTERBY BXIARY EISIZIKBETPI ED FRANCES FLEIIIING RETTY FRIEND DORIS HATCl'lE1'T PATRICIA GARDNER SALLY JOYCE ANN LOMAX JANET KELLY bfIARTHA LUDLAM DINGTDN EDITI-I NICEACPIERN .BESS OWEN ALEXANDEII I'IARRlET CUNNINGHAM . . . . . . . .BETTY RODMAN CORA TURNER IVIORRAI-I NELI. NIOSER ISABEL RUSSELL ELIZABETH SMITI-I JANE VANDIVER NANNIE L. WEST VIRGINIA WI1ITNER NIARGARET WORKMAN The oldest club at Converse is the Classical Club, and its general puipose is to furnish a baclcgrounci for tile stuoiy of the classics. The membership Consists of the advanced Latin Students, and those studying Archeology and Roman Life At the monthly meetings relative subjects are discussed. Miss Gee, our club Sponsor contributes interesting glimpses of Rome and its history. 'I O7 ANI President. ..... . Vice-President .... Score tary-Treasurer ......... MIRIAM CARIVIICIIAEL HARRIETT CUNNlNGl1AM ANN DAVIDSON VIRGINIA EDNVARDS ELIZABETI'I FRIEND PATRICIA GARDNER MARY HELEN GARRISON SALLY ANNA GENTRY FRANCES HARVEY MARY ANN JIGGITTS JULIA JOHNSTON HARRIET KLUGH ALICE MCMILLAN H CLUB . . . .GENE MILLS . . . . .JANET KELLY . . . .... . .MARY POULNOT MARY LOU NETTLES EFINIA GLASS PALMER LOUISE PRICE EULALIE ROTHE HARRIETT SMITH JOYCE SPEISSEGGER JOSEPHINE STOCK GLORIA SUMMER IMOGENE TAYLOR LAURA TAYLOR ANNE TERRELL POLLY VVARINNER BETTY JANE WOODSIDE Due to tiie present relationship between this country and our neigilinors of Latin and South America and also in order to aiosorin as mucil of their culture as possible this Club was organized in 1943 for Spanish stucients. Informal gatherings are ileid with guest speaicers. An opportunity is given once a Week for tile students to speaic Spanish WIIGH a table is set asicie in time ciining room. it is in this man- ner that the stucients become familiar with the ianguage. Kelly, Mills, Pouinot IO8 NNHIWII 71 on CI nplon UU Presugleni ....... Vzce President ...... Secretcuy-Treasurer. . . IQIT ARCHER ANNE BATES JEAN BLOUNT ELIZABETH BOINEST PRETTO BRUNSON NIARY ANN CURRY ANNE FICKEN CYNTHIA FORD MARGARET FULTON JENNIE HARRIS GLADYS HARVATPI FRANCES HURT TIC CLUB IVIARY YOUNG . . . .NANCY WILSON . . . . .GRACE VVILLIAIIIS BOBSIE COMI TON JANE HURT MARGTXRET JARRETT DOROTHY KNOTT ALICE NIACMILLAN CAROLYN IMICSNVEEN ANN NIOORE LALLA NIMOCIQS EUNICE RICE ANN VANSTORY IVIICKEY W1-IEELER LOLLY WHITE PATRICIA WILIQIE All stuctents that have passed Senior Life Saving are members of the Aquahc Club The ctuef purpose of this Club is to promote interest and stimulile Splllt In swxmmmg as welt as provide safety for other swimmers. The Chief duty of these memtoels IS to open and guard the pool at stated I10lll'S during the Week IO9 MUFPII, DeVVitt, Brunk, Rainvillc, VVhitner. Allen. Dever, Nimocks Chief Scribe ............ .... E DNA RAINVILLE Guardian of the Royalties. . .... LALLA NINIOCKS BETTY ALLEN SARA DEVER BETTY MURPH BETSY BRUNK PAULINE DEWITT VIRGINIA XIVI-IITNER Wild Thyme is the name given to the literary society of Converse. Membership is honorary and is cletermineci hy the quality of creative contributions appearing in The Concept. Before the appearance of each issue of The Concept, the members of Wild Thyme assemble, read and discuss articles prepared hy them which have been selectecl for puhlication. The one chosen as most outstanding receives HLaureIsH in the current issue. Through this frank discussion and evaluation of the work of each member, it is hoped that a keen interest may he maintained in creative Writing of superior quality. A tiny quill appears hy the published work of each memher, llo VCT, REPORTER' CLUB President. . . ..... . Scaretary-Treasurer. . ANNE BATES JANET BLOOIVI ELIZAEETI-I BOINEST HELEN GELLERT JANE GOING MADGE CJRAYDON RUTH ANNE HANNA FRANCES HARVEY RKIARGARET JARRETT ALICE JENKINS LUCILE MCMILLIN KATHLEEN iVI0RGAN LALLA NIMOCKS PENELOPE PARKER . . . . .SARA DEVER . .CHERRY SIMS SUE ROBBINS PEGGY SPRAGUE BETTY STEVENS LAURA TAYLOR ANN VANSTGRY VIRGINIA WI1ITNER BETTY JANE WOODSIDE The purpose oi time Reporterys Ciuia is to stimulate interest in news Writing on tiie campus as weii as to increase proficiency in tiie art. Mem- inersiiip is open to tiiose stucients on tiie staff oi tiie Y,S AND OTHER Y'S, The Concept, and The Parley Voo, in adciition to free lance contributors to tinvese publications, their eiegiioiiity ioeing ioaseci on siciii anoi interest. Regular meetings are Reici anci from time to time speakers are invited to meet with tile students and enjoy their informal forums anci ciiscussions. A Sims CUTILLIU CLUB 4 . -15-V Seignious, Baltic, Nlorraix President ..... ..... 5 'IART1-1A BATTLE Vice-President. . . . . ..... IQENT SE1GN1oUS Secretary-Treasure: ..... Colm TURNER iVloRuAu On November 6, 1943, the Cotiiiion Club presentecl its annual Black and Vvilite Bali. Tile traditional figure was macie up of the ciuio officers and four representatives from each class. it was ieci icy the president, Martha Battle. II2 Presidenl ......... .... G LAIJYS HARVATl'I SGCl'0fGlj'-7'l'GGSUl'8l'. . . CZAROLYN BARR MARTI-IA BATTLE RUTI1 ANN BOXVMAN DIXIE BROWN PRETTO BRUNSON PATRICIA CROFT ELIZA CROSBY NIARY ELMER GRACE GLASGOW DEE JENNINGS NIAIIIBEL LEWIS GRACE MARTIN EOITI-I IVICEACIVIERN ALICE NICNIILLAN GENE MILLS MARY LEE POSTON DOROTHX' PROPST EVELYN ROSE EYLEEN RUNGE EZMILY RUSSELL SARA ANN SAM MONS IQENT SEIGNIOUS CLAIRE S1-IEALY CHERRY SIMS . . .FRANCES HURT SARA NIAE SIPPLE ANN SKIPPER JOYCE SPEISSEGOER ELIZABETI-l SMITH NELL TAYLOR CAROL Tl-IOIWIAS BETTY TOWNSEND ANN VANSTORY HENRIETTA XIILLINES S POTSNVOOD WALKER FRANCES WEST MARY YOUNG The Converse Saddle Club is made up of the girls in school taking nd ing. Other than the regular classes, there are special moonlight rides and campfire suppers. On Saturday and Sunday afternoons groups of riders may take to time bridle paths on pleasure trips. A riding exhibition is given by the members of the Saddle Club in the spring. Girls who do not belong to the Club are allowed to ride if arrangements are made with the instructor. Firsl Row: Brown, Elmer, Hurt, PIHTVHIII, Runge. Battle, Scignious ' Svronrl Row: BOYVIIIHII, Harvey, Sipple. Rose, Ballinger, Croft, Speisscgger, YIQIIOIHZIS, Jennings, Young 0 Third Row: Brunson, Taylor,-Propst, Vvest, Barr, Crosby, Sims ' Fourth Row: McCormick, Posloin, Villines. McMillz1n. Edwards, Sammons, Vnnstory, Townsend. Sliealy, Lewis HU' HU JULIA BRIDGER ALLENE BROYHILL CLARA BUCHAN MARY CRUTCHEIELIJ CATHERINE GANT HELEN GELLERT JENNIE HARRIS MARY JEAN HOOPER CELESTE HUMPI-IREYS CAROL1'N NICSWEEN BESSIE RICE EYLEEN RUNGE NIIRIAM WEISS VIRGINIA WHITNER The purpose of Who's Who is to serve as an incentive for students to get the most out of their college careers: as a means of compensation to stu- dents for what they have already done: as a recommendation to the Business world: and as a standard of measurement for studentsf, Each year outstanding students are selected to have their biographies appear in Wh0's Who Among Students in American Universities and Cot- leges, a book which in itself provides national recognition. First Row: Buchan, Hooper, Ganeri, Vvliitner 0 Second Row: Cant, Crulcixfietcl. Weiss, Broyflill ' Third Row: Harris, Nlcswcen, Bridger. Humplxreys YP 1 1 6 N- Hester tlnlinstone Estlier Gouclger Cliristine Lee Clara Ravrrnel Cliarlotte DuBose Sue Lunslorcl Ellen Pratt Ntilclrefl Hutson Sara .lnrclon Elise lV1c1.ain Henrietta Pliillips Gene Boyle Grace Bailey Elizaloetli Lucas Wlargaret Grant Vvilloclene Rion Mary Lilwlay Pratt Peggie Beattie Mary Sliaw Love Ellncrt Goclwin Eleanor Howard .11-nnie Harris Kent Seignious Louise Wells lxlartlia Lunslorrl Sally Nasll lxlary Blanton .lean Jones Nancy Vvilson .14-an C. Grillin Byrrl Murray' Sara Ann Sammo Betsy Conlon TIS Ann Tallaot Louise Harclingson Annie Burrum Alice Belser lrene Vveston Elizalwetll Vvatson Dorotlly Vvarrl Louise Commanrlcr Cliarleen Lutlu-r Louise Erl icli 1915-1916 Natalie Green C. Reicl Mary Drye 1934-1935 Nancy Hart Patty Brawley Mary 1VlcA1ee 1935-1936 Virginia Pliarr Sarali Curry Nancy Raines 1936-1937 .lean Gilulmes Margaret VVc-slmurelancl Sis Day lxlary Desportes Susie Bryan lwary Buclmnan .lulia Lowry' ljvgigly lVlcRee Lucy Tison 1.eig.fl1ton Acree Betsy Lee lvlaylaerry lvlary 1V1. Tompkins .loan Bumstcacl Nancy Crossxvvll liylepn IQUIIQC Bess Owen Alexancler Cliarlotte Wilrls Elizaluetli Boinest lvlargaret Fulton Rosa Strait Alice Grier Conway Fleming .lr-an Rorlcly Laurie Lucas Nancy Nasli Sarali Nicllols 1937-1938 Nancy Payne riulia McLain Nancy Murray 1938-1939 Leta Dupree Hennie G. Vvallace Beverly Hover 1939-1940 Frances Brooke Elizaloetli Lunsford lV1ary Rutll Cannon 19-10-1941 Julia Brirlger Betsy Armisleacl Eloise Betliell 19-11-1942 lvlilclrecl Fleming Cora T. 1V1orra11 Laila G. Nimoclis 19112-1943 Cornelia Alexancler Anne Darby Tison Ann Llewellyn 19113-19411 Aclelaicle Sox Ann Davidson Kitty Archer II5 Margaret Erwin Katlwlcen Vvatson Delay Vvriglit Niary Heape K. Lemmon Anna Durliam Helen Tison Bettie Farley Sarali Glenn Erwin Wallace Dot Dupree Betty Miller Pauline Douglas Jane Henclerson Anne 1V1cKay Floricle 1V1cBee Bettie Jenkins Betty Johnson Elizabeth Adams Alice C. King Lula Orr lxlary C. Jones Carroll McDaniel Virginia Faulkner Grace Vvilliams Anne N. Pless Barlnara Lee Anne Ficlcen Frances McKay lcla 1.. Hollingsworlli lvlary Young Elizabeth Browning X c. 1 s S. DUIICFIH 19,13 F. l5I'00liE l'l0XV8l'fl Nl. .l. Young lVl. R. Cannon P. l'li1e l-2. IETCPJGII ll. Arlnms 1910 191 l M. Ford l'l. Sparlirnon .l, Speecl O. rlillhfll K. Y. Nlorrny K. .lnmes l.. Snlley O. Roclrly A. K. Slllllll 1Nl Young H. Young N. Conner Y, Xxliillllillllillitql' 1916 1017 N. Cnrroll 'l'. llbreeolen U, Cunninglmrn Vll. Kvitll H. Burnet! C. Vvfllliffl' lxl. Simpson 1111 lr. Herndon l, Price l.. Vvillinglmm 1. Snlley lf. Scales l.. llurnnr li. lxlCCONl 1922 .l. Aluxnncler V. Earle 111. Taylor 17. Burringvr N. Bornnr lf. Porter larilllllfllll 102-1 1025 lf. Porter lf. Kniglrt 111. Nelson R. XN7l1llC'l'l1l1Il0lI 1Nl. Uolnncl A. Law A. Ruwlnnrl C. Vviley l... Stevens G. Bnrlisrlnlr- lxl. lxlingc P. lfnrly li. rlllflkS0l'l Xl. Eilrlc 1930 1931 lf. Blnncl 1Vl. Vvillpourn H. Powell C. Hudson li. rl-'llU'l1lilS Nlalonc E. .lcnnings A. Vvcelis L. 1VlcKellnr C. lxloclie A. Liltlejolln l. Cummings H. Tlronms .l. .lorclan 1936 1937 Nl. Barnwell L. Lorenz l. Patterson V. Howarcl S. Sprague P. Prntt E. Lucas K. Kennecly D. Lyon C. Belser lf. Colrcr ' S. Gilalaes rl. Bealiie Nl. Linclsay SE IUH ORDER 1912 l . Potts .l. Braloson M. Riser S, Sniilll R. Nvilliznnsnn M. Lune 1019- lu. Cf0SlPlllll VV. Scovillc Nl. lf. Vvillcinsnn R. Wiltdy H. O'Ncnl A. Page S. Oliver 1026 XIV. Slenclnmn V. 1X'lr'Konzie Nl. Evans lVl. 17. Anclrcws lVl. Vnnlunnrlinglmm L. Nlnltison l'l. llownrcl 1932 tl. ClllX'ffrn E. Pnrroll V. Cline A. lVlnr:Arlliur L. .loues H. 1V1nulin A. Mc'l.enn 1938 K. McKinnon E. Vvntson Nl. D. Harclirrg V. Dolnson l. Weston F. Huger K. Lemmon 1909 A. Austell lxfl, Vvenlllerly E. Snlley 1-1. 'lllmmpson rl. Arnolcl H. Breeclen 1939 E. Prall E. Horton V. Plmrr B. Rainslorcl S. Lowry M. Hart S. Curry 117 1913 Nl. Dowdell C. Conner R. Vvillinrnson A. Davis H. Torlarrt Nl. Glass 1010 F. Guess l'l. lolmslon M. Bell O. Brown K. Vvlnitner VV. Sliepparfl N. Green 1927 1. Depnss 1-I. lVlr:Lenn E. Vvooclwnrcl .l. Woodruff Nl. A. Cnuclle G. Gee L. Parrot 1933 C. Dean G. Law B. V. Briglmt A. Alwergetti A. Vvlritelieacl S. IJUCHS S. Knight 1940 ll. 1Vlunroe F. Savage N. Hownrcl M. lVlr:Laurin lVl. Toole H. Pliillips A. L. Day 10411 .l. Bridger K. Scignious C. lxflcswecn C. BllCll F111 C. Cmnt E. Runge B. O. Almnncler 1914 1915 H. Polls N. R. Sloan R. Smitl1 L. Hunter B. vlluclcer E. Bomnr A. Slmnr: lVl. Young M. Linli 17. Glass R. Brown J. Henry K. Everett E. 1VluDowell 1920 1921 Nl. Allen C. Justice VV. Burlrsclule L. Elliot V. Simpson T. Daniels K. Wortli E, Cowan 1028 S. Vvillrinson Nl. A. Anclerson l. Morgan V. Wriglrl F. l'lnrrill L. Dnvis E. 'l4l10lllElS 19341 A. lVlc1V1nneus E. Zcrnp B. Aflllnllld C. lVlajor lVl. lxlcswain L. Guest J. Hall 1941 J. Rogers B. 1v1CG....gi...y C. Zimmerman A. Hnrt D. Curry E. Corliss rl. Lowry lvl. V. lrwin R. lV1cNcil lVl. O'Nm1 Nl. Portvr E. Clollfl 1923 T. l'lnrc1in M. Nlnlpnss rl. P. Rice M. Curry C. Cowan M. Mill.-r S. lxliller 1029 rl, Burlrnlcw lf. Travis L. Loroque Ll. Barron L. Bailey B. Ellis R. Hollirlny 1935 P. Dzxxfis L. Allen .lolmson L. N. Mccauglrrin D. Dillon E. Nliles P. .lolmson 19112 H. Rogers lVl. 1VlcCaig M. E. Pratt E. Yates V. Battle L. L. Lafhue L. Tison FEATURE These personalities shalt long exist in our memory not only because theirs was the spirit of Converse, but because, too, they gave of that spirit. We can never quite thank them for this gift of spirit that they embodied in their love, their loyalty, their guidance. What we present Here is but a symbol of the appreciation we can not express. C ff' . , . .- 5' . . V- ' ' 5 -N ff' 'Q qi- T-51' EI. 'Iii 3-1 'y' QI' 41 7.-. 4' , ' 174'-..' 'V L T17 I Q26 f f: Z xx ix x 4 , fi :FAR M 'H iss Cgyfeezz Luzqe .Miss .Bessie jeice I 23 .Miss Gfara Buchan m.,.L N H wr ,. Q3 A W , 1 .Miss jfelzf Seignious .Miss Cgfoise jeflzeff gpmfricia Qarizer IZ7 .Miss Jufia 3riJqer .Min Jennie gfarris 29 Qymfricia gargzzer MAY May Da Eli Converse 1944 Heralcts announcing the long awaited May Day . . . great question of the queen!s identity finally revealed as she walks clown the hilt . . . the queen . . . beautiful, typifying a representative Converse girl . . . swistry dresses and gay dancing . . . seventeen beauties attending when the President of the Athletic Association crowns the queen of the May and the reign for a Clay in majestic splendor. M555 fwrqinia 1zgeve!J MAY QUEEN 1943 I3l SENIORS--First rom: Bothell: Bridger, Mmm or HONOR! Broyllill 0 Second row: Gardner, mm' QUEEN: Mc- SXVUCXI: IQUFI gc. Es.: ,E-AH, 3' W , , , . ,H 24 ,Q ,Q .r ' -'Lx up 1' . ,N may-:' -N ,- .yy 3, . , xi M in-,J . 5.4 .x '-21:4 L--E' t 1 ' f!3Lf '43'-' - ' v P F! ,,., '- x I.'i?'f5?f 1.. , .- gf ' f- I,-H .. .m+,.?::x:. , -- - - V -. 1- ' Zssfxv ' Af, 2-ff: -, .- .48 x, in T' If ZVUIY DAY AT UU VERSE iss ri qer MAID UF HONOR we .a ,f . s as JI Rolxlxins. JUNIQRS-First row: Mormln 0 SUCUHKI rUll7f IQUSSCII, Nxrilhilllls, ' A' 1: v -. .1-1 .Q QOIUIONORHS-'Fil'Sl row: Ficccn :wont row: brim-r, Inu, Vvi nuvr. NZB' 'Kim E A6 E-4 E ,tis Q 79 Vi: nw' , tal, ...,.,.-I L.. 1 . ff L! 1 A . F, 2 1, w-, :L M11 NI H - aa-ef A 'Af' - ', AN ' :3 ',, -, f-A w pm' 1-'Xi' ' 91:4 ' , ,fiiFb3i,ff,3m 'SUM-' 1, f51Zf. : . -All-0 1 Y' . ,A , Q, , V L-Jag . - Fig? V- , 1 'R' A r X J , .JP-4 3,-1-g jtfvg f' ' K ' , ':., fi.. :A K 'X 1-A if -ww .- 1,.f,:- ,Ja 'fn FRESHMIEN-First row: Anderson 0 Second row: Nlorgun. Sam- mons, VViHinms. FBESHMAN BRIDE .Miss Cgmify ikasmff UI 9 WSU TMJ-1 IUH-FRESH lzssell - n Etchett Of wich' sodnf inleresl was fha love-fy lwahef Russofh sislor of lhe hrirle, of 'Pdfh E Of AMS lliuilv Russc.-if 'lflrchcrn .hichsom ixhssiwsippi, and lxhss Sure: Ann of LWCASUII. Aississippi, anrf LI. E .Sbmmons of Hunfinglon. Ms! Wrginia. Hlchcll. CA of fhvrlsviffv. Souih Qro- ihqy aff wore while dresses of Iufhf and him. al hor! Coizrolive on Ihre evening of nmrquiselle. Yhey carried showered Oviohur IQ in lhe For! Qnlvc-me Chapel houqurfls of American Beauly rosev, fivcf 7hc mrcnmny was porforined hy Chaphzin wilh wide lnnlching rihhon. Q A' Lwlm S' 7he- HFOOIIISIIIPII were hc-lilonnnfs of Ihr' Hfhns, pines. while CAI:l'S'OfIfLOllIlIlllS nnff CAC and 6,396 for me Lis!! ,lbw monms while candfes oaocfivehy clocoraled lhe been sinh-Quad af me Same for, as ma, of chapof for lho occnsion. Lg' Iqjcfc-11' T114-y were Lf, I hvylor of AHVS AIQW G'l'ff'Lli0l'f 'L'f 7iS1- AMS Gaslonia. Ivorlh Q1rohna:L1. Irhunerich Jxlvry hnhisinshi organist, Ahvs Peggy of Qqmmyl Ll. F0rema,1 of Eyfc-nlon. SD'0'5 K v iDb M' nfl AMS hi7'1'1'3h Ll. D. lrharris of Sporlanhurgn Ll. I 'lflfqlhoq vocafisl rfmqhlrferf lhe wc-clchng liqyhoe 0l'l?inhn1onch Virginia. Lf. AI J. h music. Qlwnrcfg of Hondersonviffe, North Caro- The hricle wore an uvqzzisilo goxm of lim: LL A1 '1L0,,,l,s,,,, of l-1a,,A'h,,' while rhichoss satin wilh fl SWG'fxfh00ff Wrgiimw. and Ll. Koslhafle of Chicago. nochhnc-. a fong hllefl horhco hullonccl lo jlhnois. -Waist in Wifyny Mimi billion? 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Many of the time-tionoreci tractitions have been reptaceci by a series of constant Hfirstsf, lnsteact of marching up ttie stone steps of the twin-towered main tnuitcting to await his turn to sign a stack of white and yeiiow registration carcts, this year,s nratn checked in on the other sicte of town anct founci tiis spot in the long queue of femmes . . . signing up for Converse courses in Converse classrooms uncler Converse tutors but receiving Wofford crectits. Anti so, for the first time, time entire Vvofforct student Inocty attenotect classes off campus! A 1 All this . . . white nunclrects of air corps cadets sat in tile Wofford classrooms and took notice of the wisctom which came forth from Vvofforcl tips. And in true Heraciitus meditations, we saw again that change was everywhere in everything ati time time. As the outsicte worict ctlangecl, the crippled Vvofforct family changed . . . on the campus the zoot suits and fiastiy cravats of former years were conspiciousty atnsent, and the sotner color of army iztiatei anct Uncle Sarnfs insignia marked the fashion tleigtits . . . football week-ends, frat dances, anct basketball tournaments were cancelled for the ctura- tion anct entertainment suotctenty was more personal and more confined to the Bounds of Spartanburg . . . no sucti aciciress as 201 Cartiste or 156 Snycter but only 560 Mitts, 781 East Main Street, or 656 Maple . . . and Inuit sessions became iess frequent and much smaller and more within the legitimate hours of early evening . . . and the stuctent stopped playing anct went to work because ati at once time was stiort for the first time in his tife. Only this is ctiangetess, time courage anct strength of Wofford men who picked up grenacie or Bayonet Because ttie nation tiact a dirty job to do, and it was their nation . . . a totat war with total mobilization . . . over eleven tiuncirecl Vvofforci gracluates wearing their country,s uniform . . . Wilkes given Commendation certificates for distinguistiect service in Africa . . ., tVIoocty,s plane snot ciown anct crew prisoners in German concentra- tion camp .... Peatnocty ctecorateci twice for bravery .... Carmichael commissioned at Benning . . . sons of peace now warriors: ati of it but proof that the titnerat arts cotiege stancis to equip an inctivictuai to meet any exigencies of existence. Guiciect by tomorrow,s vision . . . Wofford men Back in Wofford classrooms and nearing Wofford professors .... HCtiucta,, expouncting the gospel .... HFrog,' featuring tiyctrogen .... Pugtf, anct Ctiaucefs Tales .... K. anci pay-up days . . . anct HHeineU giv- ing new chapel speeches . . . rebuilding the distorted globe . . . back to normaicy and iouct sport,s jackets . . . not Butt sessions anct Carlisle grub . . . and ttterett always tae a Wofford . . . on tile city,s northern Ioorcter. l42 ,gh . x I 5 ,--, 1- 4, EJ? 4 , :I I ' E 5, . .ik W cf ' Qi? iS.JiL+f mf iif M - Q- .'.g,4', 1,5 1 fs R 3'--EFX. Q5 . ' .g,g..+1' ' gi . I Z5 r I a I E ,EM -'94 'W 1 ,mx .,- ' ..., ,', .IW fi 'Re ' 'Y 1, , 4 Lg ,4 u X DR. WALTER KIRKLAND has serveci Wogord for two years as its first aiumnus presicient. In this snort iengtii of time ite has sitown iris unquestioned ieaciersiiip in iogicai solutions of tile problems of today. After sixteen years as Dean of Undergraduate Instruction at Duke University, ite returneci to vxlofforci with a ricii acaciemic Background and with membership in many important eciucationai commissions. With energy and foresight ire is not only worizing for the present Vxfofforci but ite is also planning for the Wogord of the post-war. f DR. HENRY NELSON SNYDER, Vxfofforcrs Honorary President, has been with tile coiiege 'titrougii fifty-titree years of ciiiigent service. Nationally acciaimeci as an autitor, a iinguist, and a speaker whose style is inimitaizie, ite has Become for every Wofford man a symbol of cieep religious faith and of challenging icieals. His remarizainie leadership in civic and war activities have won for izim awards of which few men can ivoast. THE ADMINI TR TIU DEAN CLARENCE CLIFFORD NORTON is weii known by aii Vxfofforci men for his vivici humor anci iris ability for understanding time proin- iems of every stucient. During his two years as Dean of Wofford Coiiege ite has ciispiayed remark- abie aioiiity in adjusting time institution to time unusual ciianges anci has serveci weii as a co- orciinator between time civilian and time rniiitary. He continu.es in his post as professor of sociology anci poiiticai science. PROFESSOR JOHN LEONARD SALMON, Acivisor of Wofford Stuclents at Converse College, is tile person most endeared in time iiearts of Wofford stucients this year. This is not only because he is the Wofford representative now with us and has served Wofford Coiiege for twenty-two years as Professor of Modern Languages, but because of his outstanding personality anci titose intangiinie qualities ite possesses sucii as giving but seiciom receivingf' His mere pre- sence, aiong with his sympathetic understanding anci never failing actvice, has served as an inspiration to every one. Air Corps Cacicts lower coinrs on Xvoiforri Campus. , 5m4x4 U Us T1 is 5 -1, U I' I h, I rl' .PL I wr Q! ix ' 41,1 - Y , k few , wx M, Y K stew-A gm-2,4851 L'il,,, .f- 4 1-E11 N ',-.v:. V W2- FQ Adif L',5z:,E:,.-..A -3 ' ffE?g'Xr3 7f. Aliuve, sicuuling: Bzlrreli, Vvilson ' Sealed: Reynolds, VVulleer. Student Body Uliicers TROY BARRETT ...... President ROBERT REYNOLDS. . . Vzce Preslclent RALPH WILSON .... Secretary JAMES VVALKER ...... Treasurer Opposile page, left, lop lu bollom: l. All This Nleak anal No Potatoes 0 2. The Viclory Rfvlilffll ' 3. Ola. How I Hale to Gai Up in lllc lwluming ' 4. Nly Sliin- ing Hour 0 5. Pistol Pucliin' Nlunm ' 6. Sunclay. Nlonclny, :incl Always ' 7. Somclaocly Else is Tulcing Nly Place ' Riglil: Salmon arrives lor u Converse clay ' Tln'ce clmers lor llxe Olcl Golcl ancl Black. .1 A Y F11 MW? Mfg will 1,5116 ln' 737' J I I ,V QGSHIZ 56 1' ' 111' 552222 ,wise 7:5252 flaw ali' ' 43, 21. ...f el ' 'dx 1 Q E IUP1 CLASS OFFICER JAMES CRAINE ..... Preszdq KING SCOGGINS .... Vwe Preslclf Q PEDRO TRAKAS Secret C B PATTERSON. .. Treasu THE E IUP1 TROY JAMES BARRETT ....................... ...... A B. I:AYETTEv1L1.E, N. C. AIpI1a Lambda Tau, Sigma Tau Alpha, Whoys Who BENJAMIN HAROLD BISHOP ........... ..... B .S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. AIpIia Lambda Tau HOMER EVERETT BRADEY .......... ..... A .B. LANDRUM, S. C. JAMES ELIJAI-I BURNETT .............. ..... A .B SPARTANBURG. S. C. R Lambcia Chi AIpI1.a GSCAR CANTHEN CATO .............. ..... B .S SPARTANBURG, S. C. AIpI1a Kappa Pi JAMES PRYDR CRAINE ................ ......... A .B LAURENS, S. C. InternationaI Relations Club, Les Copains Francais, .Sigma Tau I Aiplm, Sigma UpsiIon, WI1o,s Who DAVID ANDREWS CROMER ........ ..... A .B TRYON, N. C. QT' Lambda Clli Alpha 33 Bmdey Fretwell 1 T S 1 I I i A Grigsby THE E IDR ALONZO ALEXANDER FRETWELL .......... SPARTANBURG, S. C. Kappa Alpha JAMES ALLEN GRIGSBY ..................... SALUDA, S. C. Sigma Tau. Alpha, The Gavel ELMORE GRAY HERBERT .................... SPARTANBURG, S. C. International Relations Club ED. K. JOLLY .... ........................ SPARTANBURG, S. C. Alpha Lambda Tau WILIVIONT HEINITCH MITCHELL, JR. ..... . SPARTANBURG, S. C, Alpha Kappa Pi CHARLTON BOYD PATTERSON ............ LAURENS, S. C. CLARKE JOB REDMOND ................. tr--1-sr' Mltcllen SWANSEA, S. C. CALVIN REVIS ........................... .... A .B LIBERTY, S. C. HASKELL ROBERT REYNOLDS, JR. ..,... .... A .B. UNION, S. C. WI1o's Who MARION ELWYN ROZIER .......,........ ..... B .S. LAKE VIEW, S. C. Pi Kappa Phi EUGENE KING SCOGGINS ............... ...... .......... A . B. OLANTA, S. C. Scogg Sigma Tau Alpha, Les Copains Francais, Wll0,S Who PEDRO NICHOLAS TRAKAS ................................. A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. ' Alpha Kappa Phi. Delia Phi Alpha, Sigma Tau Alpha, Stratford Players RALPH TRAYVVICK WILSON, JR. ............................, A.B. LAURENS, S. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Below: .IoIcer, CI'IoIcy, ancI dates incIuIge in a bridge game I A110 ue: Cnvin , Wal ker. Vinccnl I'InmI1y J LINIUP1 CLASS OFFICERS JOHN VVESLEY I-IANIBY ........ President WILLIAM VINCENT ....... Vice-President JAMES WALKER ............... Secretary VVILLIANI CAVIN .............. Treasurer Inlernusslon al Co 'LL an ,f-sZ ' G15 x -. 10,1 md Model Mfcbell IJ 0 154 JU IUP1 CL SS C. Nl. BLACKMON .... . . . .LANCASTER J. VV. BLANTON, JR. .... ..... C OWPENS D. S. BURNSIDE, JR. .... .... . W. P. CAVIN ...... ...... SPARTANBURG SPARTANBURG, VV. H. FORD .... ...... N ICHGLS D. I-I. FRASER ...... ...... E. C. GREER .... . J. W. HAMBY ...... .... W. C. MCCRAW ...... ..... W. S. MITCHELL ......... . T. E. MONTGOMERY. JR.. . . . R. H. PACE .................. W. S. VINCENT .... .... J. L. WALKER ...... . VVALTERBGRO, . . . .DRAYTON .GREENWOOD SPARTANBURG . . .ANDERSON SPARTANBURG . . . . .SALUDA, .SPARTANBURG . . .JoHNs'roN, 44 S S S S S S N S S A12 I fl I glut' Parker Alu ernaIl1y, OFFICERS GEORGE ABERNATHY ..... ......... P resident CLYDE WELLS ........... .... V ice-President HARRIS PARKER ....... ..... S ecretary FRANK FRETWELL .... ..... T reasurer UPHU OBE CL SS I: Stone zmcl Fr glt I f In .nkfasl 0 W1 I FE N? US OIT EI' ll Hipe lreiwccn llu' slacks G. F. ABERNATHY, JR., SPARTANBURG, S. H. H. ABERNETHY, JR., SPARTANBURG, S. F. P. FRETVVELL, SPARTANBURG, S. C. J. L. KELLY, SPARTANBURG, S. C. J. H. MORRIS, SPARTANBURG, S. C. H. H. PARKER. JR., FLORENCE, S. C. J. C. PHILLIPS, CAMPOBELLO, S. C. M. W. PRESSMAN, SPARTANBURG, S. C. G. P. RUTLEDGE. DRAYTGN, S. C. J. B. STONE. JR., WILLIAMSTON, S. C. C. O. WELLS, JR., SPARTANBURG. S. C. O. K. WEBB, JR., SPARTANBURG, S. C. F E HM!-RN CL SS OFFICERS MEL BROVVN ........... ......... P rcsiclent CLAUDE COLE ........... .... V ice-President HORACE BULLINGTGN ............... Secretary A. W. BLOXHAM, SPARTANBURG, S. C. H. E. BULLINGTON, JR., UNION, S. C. C. COLE, JR., SPARTANBURG, S. C. D. B. COX, SPARTANBURG, S. C. V. F. HOLLAND, JR., SPARTANBURG, S. C. A. B. JOHNSON, SPARTANBURG, S. C. VV. B. KENNEDY, SPARTANBURG, S. C. R. H. PATTON, SPARTANBURG, S. C. C. D. WILLIAMS, JR., SPARTANBURG, S. C. Ab B Cl Bull gt Left: Pressman henefiis cluring ral week l'a.r left. Presenting. llme aflcrnoou sof illllc tba . J! 2 ' ff, ' ,, J .,,, .. ,, . ,E 3' m 5 'SEX :Q ,, 2 H 554 gg .Q Q... 5 .wlsaixgi Wi-is 4 ' 2' J' ,V . 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K R rr: ,- , .x 'Q , W . ...vw H4-4+ 'S ,If I 5 fi -M K i .limmy Craine, EDITOR Rnlpln VVilson, uusmnss NANAQIR The Vtfotforcl Iournal was combined with tl1e Converse literary magazine. The Concept. This Concept-journal was printecl lour times cluring tlle session and contained interest- ing' ancl varied poems, sllort stories, plays, boolt reviews, and essays lay stuclent writers. Tlme contributions were rellective ol collegiate tliougtlt and ol' a consistent liiglm grade. Peclro Traltas, EUITOR VVilmont Nlitclncll, V BUSINESS MANAGER PUBLIC T10 The tlwree major Wofford publications have this year been puls- lislmecl in cooperation with the tllree corresponding publications ol tlxe Converse campus. This marriage ol: tlie liloeral arts has been very successful ancl has lielpecl greatly to meet tlme problems of a clecreasecl student bocly. ULD GOLD and BLACK The Old Gold and Black, VVotforcl campus newspaper, was combined witll the Converse Purley V00 ancl appeared lui-weelcly cluring time scl'1ool year. it served as the distributing source for all important campus news, eclitorial opinions, and ideas for campus improvements. THE BUHEZVHZI time Converse Y's AND OTHER Y's. Now in its final form it contains pic- tures ol? the four classes and in oc- casional snapslwts, it catclues some of time color of Wofford life on the Con- verse campus and time pleasure tlie boys found lmere. Troy Barrett, EDITOR King Scoggins, nusmnss IVIANAGER WHO' WHO AT WOFFORD The VVollford students elected tour seniors for membership in VVtio's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. This year, for the ltirst time, the men were selected by popular vote of the student body. Who's Wlio, published through. the cooperation of over 500 American universities and colleges, is the one na- tional recognition of students, devoid of politics, initiation fees, and dues. It serves as an incentive to education: as a means ot compensation to students for what they have already achieved: as a standard of measurement for students comparable to other recognized scholastic and service organizationsg and as a recommendation of successful students to the business World. MEMBERS TROY BARRETT JIMMY CRAINE BOB REYNOLDS KING SCOGOINS Above: Reynolds, Barrett. Scoggins, Craine This 1944 annual is necessarily smaller than the volumes published in previous years. The stall has tried to pre- sent the most important activities ot the 1943-44 session. Many of the clubs and fraternities have not been active on this adopted campus and their customary pages have naturally been omitted in this book. ln limiting the organizations to be included, the stal'f's aim has been to picture the essential features of VVottord life at Converse. Usual activities not included in the 1944 annual are: Phi Beta Kappa . . . uhighest national honorary scholastic lraternityf, International Relations Club . . . Uhigh scholarship is the basic requirement. Pi Gamma Mu . . . uicleals of scholarship, tolerance and social service. Sigma Upsilon . . . Htor talented campus writers. Sigma Tau Alpha . . . honorary Christian leadership fraternity. Student Christian Association . . . ucampus-wide religious organization, Baptist Student Union . . . ulinlcs students with the local church. Les Copains Francais . . . uhonorary French Club. Delta Phi Alpha . . . honorary German Club. Stratford Players . . . Udramatic organization of the campusf, Scabbard and Blade . . . uhonorary military fraternity. The Gavel . . . honorary debating society. Blue Key . , . nleadership fraternity for juniors and seniors. Senior Order of Gnomes . . . ufour most outstanding members of graduating class. Lyceum Committee . . . Hto bring prominent lecturers to the college. Glee Club . . . Hall students interested in music. Literary Societies . . . stability to write and spealc effectively. Social Fraternities . . . Pi Kappa Phi, Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Phi, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Alpha Lambda Tau, and Alpha Kappa Phi. Pan-Hellenic Council . . . composed of the president and one additional member of each ot the social fraternities' Block Club . . . Hhonorary athletic fraternityf' Athletics at Vxfotford College. l6O H sie H ' Beginning in June, 1944, the Vvotforcl stuclent bocly will return to the Vvotforct campus. The interlude on the Con- verse anct Spartanburg Junior 'College campuses has been memorable to every man who studied there. The adminis- tration and student ioocty thank them both for every courtesy. ALMA MATEH On the city,s northern Border, Rearecl against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go lay. ICHO1-us! Wlay it ever be our watciiworcl, Hconquer and Prevaiif, Ha,it to thee, our Alma Nlater, Dear oicl ufofforai, Haiti Cherished by thy sons forever Memories sweet will throng: ,Round our hearts, clear Alma Mater As we sing thy song. Wt1en we from thy halts have parted, Anal tifess battieys on, Thy great spirit shall inspire us Till eternal dawn. CONVERSE COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL ELEVEN-WEEK ACADEMIC SESSION JUNE 8 TO JULY 19 - JULY 20 TO AUGUST 23 SIX-WEEK SCHOOL OF MUSIC JUNE 8 TO JULY 19 A WIDE RANGE OF ACADEMIC COURSES IS OFFERED BESIDES THE COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM PRESENTED BY THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC FEES ARE NIODERATE FRESHZWEN MIf1Y BEGIN COLLEGE COURSES JUNE 8 FALL TERM STARTS SEPTEMBER 12 F or C amlo gue, A afd1L'e55.' EDVVARD IVI. GVVATHMEY, PRESIDENT 162 Drz'11k. . E14 nzs.u.s.vA1'.orr. In The Big, Big Buttle THE BRICK HOUSE ANTIQUE SHOP 454 IEAST IVIAIN S'I'REE'l' SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA Old books, Prints, Mirrors, Frames, etc. Furniture, Glass, Chinn, Lamps, Vases, Figurines, etc. Gifts for all Occasions Mail Orders Z1 specialty PRICE'S OzzZj?ttcrr for Young M en WOFFORD BOOSTERS H. LEE SMITH Spz11't111zb11rg'.r Lczzdilzg Clmmrzw CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 260 E. IVIAIN 161 S. CHURCH S'I'. 114 MAGNOLIA ST. 282 N. CHURCH ST. SPARTANB Uno, S. C. HOTEL FRANKLIN SPAR'I'ANBURG'S NEWEST - LARGEST - LEADING FRANK HODGES, Owner LOANS AND FINANCING .-1U'I'OMOm1.1-is ANI: I'iLEC'l'R1CAl, APP1.1ANCIcs M 81 I FINANCE CORPORATION 340 E. MAIN PHONE 1176 DRAKE'S FLOWER SHOP 226 EAST MAIN S'1'REE'l' Ffa-wars Fw' All Occasions D. K. GAFFNEX' ' OWNER SPARTANBURG, S. C. I63 B E C K E IQ ' S . . . THE NAME THAT STAMPS QUALITY ON BREAD ROLLS CAKES COOKIES CARROLL G. DESCHAMPS, Prexidenzf and Trezrsurer W. G. GOWAN, Secretary THE SPARTANBURG LLJMBER AND MILLWORK co., INC. BUILDING MATERIALS 459 Marioz1 Avenue Phones 162-163 SPARTANBURG, S. C. COMPLIMENTS OF M CABANISS COMPANY COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA HUNGRY TIME is TOASTCHEE TIME CONVERSE COMPLIMENTS Ywfre Welcome, Always - CAROLINA PALMETTO OF STATE STRAND THEATERS SPRINGDALE DAIRIES SfJIl?'i!l7I'I2I,M g,S Lending Entertainment I64 I.AMOTTE'S BARBECUE SANDWICHES AND FOUNTAIN SERVICE STEAKS, LUNOHES BOOTHS AND TABLES COMPLIMENTS OF SPARTAN AUTOMOTIVE GEER WHOLESALE DRUG SERVICE COMPANY Auto Supplies ' ' ' 303 WEST MAIN STREET PHONE SO SPARTANBURG, S. C. SCHOOL SUPPLIES BOOKS LENDING LIBRARY CITY BOOK STORE 141 WEST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3363 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA PEA RCE-YOUNG-ANGEL CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS PHONES 83 and 84 T. B. THACKASTON THE RED BARN TEA ROOM AND AF0r Your Conifer Ice mul Pleamr REAL ESTATE RENTING Insurance of All Ki7lIZ5 NIONTGOMERY BUILDING ON THE CONVERSE CAMPUS l65 SY LVAN BROTI-I ERS JEWELERS AND DIAMOND IVIERCHANTS Official Jeweler Confverse Rings 1500 MAIN STREET COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS I-IYGEIA ICE AND FUEL PLANT PHONES 207-208 OF CASE BROS. MUSIC HOUSE Spll7'IflI7LZ1Ll7'g,5 Largest aml Oldest A DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY BOYDIS DEVOE Sc RAYNOLDS CO., INC CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN 342 E. MAIN STREET ' ' ' SPARTANBURG, S. C. 186 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 996 PHONE 378 F 01- Lovely Sheer WRIGHT - SCRUGGS Elsa Bags, Stockings and Jewelry WEST MAXIN STREET SPARTINBURG, S. C WALLACE D. DUPRE Automolnile S applies Drink NIJ' . in bottles SPARTANBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING COIVIPANY COMPLIMENTS GREENEWALUS, INC. OF Om' 5 7:11 Year MOSS' FLOWER SHOP 264 E. MAIN STREET SPAR'mNBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA CONVERSE GIRLS CONIPLIMENTS USE OF CAQ9'-'NA SCENE THOMAS AND HOWARD WIYOLESALE GROGERS I67 FOR FINE FURNITURE - RUGS - DRAPERY WINDOW SHADES - VENETIAN BLINDS SLIP COVERS VOGEIQSCW 207 E. MAIN STREET JEAN WEST R. O. PICKENS TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP Commctor for TIN, SLATE AND GRAVEL ROOFING ' ' ' ALL KINDS SHEET METAL WORK 20 VV. NORTH ST. GREENVILLE, C. HEATING AND VENTILPH ING K I , , A150 Ma1'zz1facf141'ers of Pickmu' Slaslzer Hoody Exclumze but not Exjrerzszwsn ' SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 5187 PHONE 20 CLEVELAND HOTEL Civic Cefzter of the City 178 WEST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, FARMER AND LONG Jewelery 105 W. MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA BAND AND WHITE PRINTING CO. S. C. WE PRINT THE CONCEPT I68 YOUR BEST EYE INSURANCE IS GOOD LIGHTING DUKE POWER COM RANY MONTGOMERY AND CRAWFORD, INC. HARDWARE HOUSEWARES SPORTING GOODS Q46 ELITE, mc. f'Wlze1'e the Elite M ee! to Earn 121 E. MAIN STRE I69 T 5 M R ' ' EUT Fl FITE DP-UE ETURET The Store Thnt Has Uflzat You VVrmt it Pleazsing Prices 167 and 142 EAS'I' MAIN STREET' THE SPARTANBURG HERALD THE SPARTANBURG JOURNAL THE SUNDAY SPARTANBURG HERALD JOURNAL Spm'tanburg's Mcmst Effective and Economical Advertising Media S. H. KRESS Sz CO. 5-10-25 CENT STORES HERRING FURNITURE Co., INC. Rfadw'-To-WCM - For Gifts For Sportswezu' 1 For House Furnishings M76 ATE Newer Satisfied Unless Om' Customers .lm BELK-HUDSON COMPANY 161 NOR'I'H CHURCH STREET SI'AR I'ANBURG, S. C. SPARTANB URG, S. C. SjJa1't111zbm'g's Largest and Most flloflern Dejmrtment Store COMPLIMENTS OF DIAMONDS - VVATCHES JEWELRY - SILVERVVARE Wlzere Quality is first vorzsirlffrntiovzv OF g ' UPU TEWI rm ,jgful R Nw. SILVER'S STORE of DEPENDA 146 E. MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S C, I I ALLEN'S PHARMACY CGNIPLINIENTQ OF Come in for a Bite Before the Show THE BIG DIPPER XVE SERVE ONLY THE BEST 1Xf1ON'l'GOMERY BUILDING THE DUPRE BOOR J. FRANK BLAKELY COMPANY COMPANY Ii'LECTRIC'fYL CONTRACTORS SPARTANBURG, S. C. Ourzlpledge uf uritg ,.,,-f TVA? pledge 0'lH'J'13l1Jl?J', our lzwzrlx, our time, our mmf, to zffzvc zfmk of fazitfzfully gznznling the fzigfz quality of FOREMOST MILK AND ICE CREAIVI F QRESEFMEQURT SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA l7l 167 N. CHURCH STREET PHONES 3700-1-2 ERWIN WHOLESALE CO INC ., . HAMMOND-BROWN-JENNINGS WHOLESALE DEALERS COMPANY . . . F Zt7'72tt1t1'e SPARTANBURG, S. C. SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE S2 190-192 EZELL STREET A. M. LAW 8: COMPANY COMPLIMENTS SURE INSURANCE-SAFE INVESTMENTS OF BLUE BIRD ICE CREAIVI, INC. SPARTANBURG, S. C. CATERING TO THE NEEDS OF CONVERSE FACULTY AND STUDENTS FOR OVER 42 YEARS Tl-IE AUG. W. SMITI-I COMPANY South Ca1 0li1m'5 F inest Department Store I72 1 W., ,,,..,,. ,...,. .,- 't un- m ....w .1--' w,,,.,, Uffm..-- ' .. 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OFF ORD COLLEGE SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 185-1--I 944- Stanclard four-year college of the Liberal Arts and Sciences for men only. Offers courses that lead to Medicine, Law, Business, Engineering, Teaching and Preaching. Member of the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges. The Southern University Conference. On the approved list of the Association of American Univer- sities. Library of more than 39,000 volumes. Adequate Lab- oratory facilities in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and Electricity. Voluntary Senior R. O. T. C. Unit. All forms of intercollegiate Athletics. Field House for indoor sports and physical training. Stadium and playing fields for outdoor sports. Comfortable Dormitories. Expenses moderate. Summer Session begins June 13, l94-4. Academic Year, l944--1945, begins September 12, 1944. Ufrite for Catalogue and Full Information to WALTER K. GREENE, PRESIDENT I76 Aclams, .lulia Proctor. . . . .. .3800 Hawtlionme Ave.. Riclmmncl, Va. Alexancler, Bess Owen ...... 220 Heinpstencl Place, Cllarlotte, N. C. Alexanctcr, Cornelia ....... Allen. Helen Elizalzetli . . . .220 Helnpsteact Place, Cliarlotte, N. C. . . .2233 Ntalvern React, Cliarlotte, N. C. Allen, Kattiryn ...,... .......................... , flroy, N. C. Allen, Rutlst Cliristman ....... Gfll Otis Bonlevarcl, Spartanluurg, S. C. Ames, txflilctretl Ntoseley ........ 906 lvtain Street, Soutli Boston. Va. Ancterson, Betsy .......... 2-t6 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Anclerson, Katllerine ....... 460 Hampton Drive, Spartanliurgk S. C. Anclerson, Kit ........ . , Anclcrson. Rosa tfppes. . . Arclier, Nlary Catlicrine. . . Armstrong, .leanne Atlriennc Bagnat, Jeannette ............ H33 Clenwoort Roarl, Columluia -Q . .233 VV. Faris React, Greenville, S. C, t'.D. 1, Moore. S. C. . . . . . . . . .Box li6l, University ot Va. .....330 Pine Street, Spartanliurg, S. C. .S. C. lfvaewell, Catlierine Branclon .... 705 txlaple Street, Spartanliurg, S. C. ,,. tiairil, Ella Frances. , . . I'.Zl7 Xvestwoocl Ave., Cliattanooga tenn. BDkl'F M'lULlC Gucl Ct' ..... . . . . .2l6 txflontllorcl Ave., Aslieville, N. C. . . . g Ballenger, Susan Reliecca ...... ft E. Hillcrest Drive, Greenville, S. C. Barr, Carolyn. ..... .. Bates. Anne Nelson. S. C . .......... NOIDIC Ave., Rlfflllll0ltll, XIII Battle, Nlartlia Ann ...... lfl2 N. Cliurcti Street, Rocliy Ntount, N. C Betlica, Frances Bruce ...... 3tl6 Cuilcllorcl React. Birmingtmm, Ala Betliel, Ntary Eloise ........ 205 Vvinclsor Urive, XfX,lltlltl1,Qt0Il, N. C. Bintorzl, Katlnerine Spealcc ...... 20 Cvlen lris Patti, Birmingliam, Ala Bissell, Gloria Rliita ....... 1189 Perrineau Street, Spartanlnurg, S. C Blaelcwell, Cntlierine Rutll. Blacliwell, Mary Louisa. .. Blalocli. Sara Elizalielli ..,. .......................l7acolet, S. C . . . . . . to Cliurcli Street, Vvllitney, S. C . . . . . . . . . . .Route rl, Spartanliurg, S. C Bloom, .lanet Barnes ....... 1726 lxtaplewoocl Drive, Columlwia, S. C Bltlltttt, I.illll'Zt rllfftn. . . ......................... l,0tttDHI10, Irlil Botlenlmrn, Sylvia ........ . . . . . 1326 6tl1 Ave., New Yorli, N. Y Boinest, Elizalnetli ATltttSlt'iltl .... sl2l7 Seminary Ave., Riclmioncl, Va Bonner, Doris .lean. ..... Boulmiglit, Penelope Swain-v Bowen. Ntary, . . . . . . . . . Bowles, Emma .lo ..... Bowman, Rutli Ann .... .......................Pacolet,S. C ....................lolmston, S. C . . .fltlg lVlinlnrn Avo.. ttamlet, N. C. . . . . . . . .lxfluyo Trail, Pikeville, Ky . . . . . . . . . . 138 Park Street, Pikeville, Ky C Boy, Alice Elizalxetln ........................... Vvelllorcl, S. Boycl, Elizalietll Fleming! .... 656 Rutlerlge Street, Spartantmrgf. S. C Bramlelt, Betty .lane ...... llriclgfer. .lulia Tatum .... Brown. Diclisie Jolmston. . . . . . .631 Union Street, Spartanliurg, S. C ...................BlaclenlJoro, N. C George, S. C Browning. lxlary Elizalmetli ....... tll6 .lames Street, Greenville, S. C Broyliill, Ettittt Allene ..... Brunlr, Elizalietli Curry .... . . . . . . . . . , . .Box Lenoir, C . . . . . .QSOQA Grove Ave., Riclimoncl, Va Branson, Pretto Hallorrl ............. 7 lxflarion Ave.. Sumter, S. C Burnett, Sarali Irene ...... Bryson, Laura De Lila, . . . Bllf'llillt, Clilfil ...... .575 N. Center Street, Spartanlaurg, S. . . .293 Spring Street, Spartantnurg. S. C C . . . . . . . . . . .VN7ine Street, Nlullins, C Burton, txftargaret Lois .......... llo ttftorgan Ave.. Tallactega, Ala. Bynl, Doris Louise. .37 Xvarwiclc React, Kenilwortli. Aslieville, N. C. Calilwell, Doris Harfly ........ 400 Caulrler Ave.. Spartanlxurg, S. C. Cameron, Dorotlrv Luella. . . 192i Cliestnut Street, Vvilmington, N. C Camp. lxtargaret Kemper. . . Cannon. Wtary Aurelia ..... Cannon. lvlary Elizalietli . . . . . . . . I6 East -'l8tli Street, Savannali. Ca. .366 Alexanrler Ave., Spartanlaurg, S. C. .490 Pinclcney Court. Spartanburg. S. C. Carlisle. Louise Bomar ...... l l5 Heywoorl Ave.. Spartanlnurg, S. C, Carlton. lx'1i1l'Q?tl'Ct Alice. . . Carmictiael, lX'liriam Vvillenn. . Carrington, .lean NlcNeill ........ CUTSXN't3ll. Cftfdl. ...... . . Cauglunan, lVlnmie Alice. . . CllCffy. FTIITICCS .......... . . . . . . . . . . .Route sl, Spartanlyurg, S. C, . . , .803 Hancuelc Drive, Americus, Cxa. . . . . . 1809 Heywarcl St.. Columlaia, S. C. . . . . . . . . . .Box 705, Spartanlmrg, S. C. Clireitzlmrg, Betty ........ 1162 Peronneau Street, Spartanlnurg. S. C. 4225 Kingserest tyliwav, Riclimonfl, Va. Grove Ave., Riclunoncl, Va. Converse Student Uiiectiory, 1944 Clarlie, Carolyn Virginia .......................... ,.Estill, Va. Clevelanil, tvtilctrecl Lewis. .728 N. Cliurcli Street, Spartanlmurg, S. Q. Clinliscales, Julia Eleanor. . Colclougli, Nettie Katliryn.. COIIVIIIIUIIJCT, lqnncye Palnicr. Compton, Eclitll I-:l'CttCll. . . Compton, Eclna Elizalwtli. . Connor, Estllcr tVtcDowell. . Coolc, .lane Ranrlolpll ..... Conlon, Betsy Lomlon ..... Craig, Frances Elizalmetlx . . . Crelt, Patricia ........... Croslpy. Catllerine Eliza. . . Crowcler, Frances Scott .... Crutclilielcl, Nlary Elizalbetli . . . . . .. . . . . .Route l, Alnlieville, S. C. ....................BateslJurg. S. C. ...Q2t Hampton Ave., Sumter, S. C. . . . . .Ruglay Place, Charlottesville. Va. .. ...,. 27 Harlny Ave., Sumter. S. C. ........,........Eflisto lslanci, S. C. . . . .l6tl0 St. Ann Street, Jaclison, Nliss. . . lSlt Xfvllite Oali Rft.. Raleigli, N. C. . . . .5-ll Twin Drive, Spartanlxurg, S. C. . . . . .5626 Callowrnill St., Pittsliurg. Pa. . . . .Alxlmeville Rd.. Greenwoact, S. C. . . . . . . lol t Saver Ave., Rielnnoml, Va. . . . . . IU6 Linctsey St., Reiclsville, N. C. Culcleasure. Emma Jane .... 643 S. Converse St., Spartanliurg. S. C. Cunningliam, Harriet ................... Box 36. Davinlson, N. C. Cureton, .losepliine Hester ..... l33 Augusta Street, Greenville, S. C. Curry, txftnry Ann .......... 688 VV. Pearlrtree Street, Atlanta, Ca. Cusliman. Elsie tXlcCoy ............ H08 stlt Ave., Conway, S. C. Cutriglrt, .luleene ...... . . . . . . .4158 Be-all Ave., Woostcrr. Otiio Darclen. lvlargaret Belle ........ 776 Palmetto St., Spartanliurgl. S. C. Darling, .lanet Louise ........ 2003 Tlmrnlritl Rtl., Birxningfluun, Ala. Dasliiell, Elizalnetll txlitlclleton Davidson, Ann Cnllencler. . . Davis, .lane Anne Clmaplin. . Davis, Sarali Nlnllory .... DCllIltS, I:lUl'Cl1t C JOIIHSOH . . Dover, Sara Ellen ......... Devvill, Pauline Faust ..... Dixon, Clauclia Nlary ...... Dunlap, Louise txlclntyrc. . . Dupre, t.iln Linclsay ....... Dyclmes, tVlary Evangeline. . . Eastertwy, Estelle Gregory .... lfclington, Ntary Elizalmetli. . . ISCINVHTCIS- Fatwa rrls, lxla ry ,lane ..... . tfrlwarrls. Virginia Bt-rlieley. . Eggert, lN 'rg3 xret Helen Elmer, tVlary Elizalwtli ..... Barlnara tiray .... . . . . . . l l t5 Vvestover Ave.. Norlolli, Va. . . . . . . ms Yorli Street, Cliester, S. C. tsl lfislxlrurne St., Vvalterlioro, S. C. , .......... Box 208, Creenwoocl, tVliss. 728 txflillerlge Rat., Augusta. Ga. .t605 Popular Boulevarct, Jaclcson, tVtiss. .5l2 Glenclalyn Ave.. Spartanlrurpj, S. C. . .705 Nlaple Street, Spartanliuryf. S. C. ....................t'lartsville, S. C. .512 Cvlenrlalyn Ave., Spartanlmurg, S. C. . . . . . . .2203 Haync Ave., Aileen, S. C. . . . .780 VV. tvtain Street, Laurens. S. C. ...2tt5 .lellerson Ave.. Knoxville, Tenn. . . . . . . . .East lvlain Street, Troy. N. C. . . . . . . .Box 29, Hemlersoriville, N. C. . . . .555 YV. 3rcl Street. Gastonia. N. C. . . . . . . . 503 S. I-titt Street, Crillin. Ga. . . .922 lVlansl1ip Street, Jaclcson. lVliss. Emmett, Elizalaetli Canclace. ........, Hillcrest, Clitton Forge, Va. Estes, lvtary Drewry ....... Estes, lvlary Elizalvetli ...... Em-tt, Enirl Raymotll .,...... Falwisinslci, Ntary Brownlee. . Fiction, Lavinia Anne .... Fitclwtt, Emily .......... Fleming. Frances Carolyn. . . Fleming. Heatti Conway .... Flory, Alice lvlae .......... lrlory, Dorotliy Virginia ..... . . . . . . . . . . .Cerlar Crest. Cascade, Va. . .22l Poinciana Drive, Birnxinglunm, Ala. 664 Popular Street, Spartanluurg. S. . . . . . . l7t11 N. 9tll Ave.. Pensacola. Fla. .................VValterlmro, S. C. . . . . . i000 Home Ave., Hartsville, S. C. . . .520 XIV. lvtain Street. Laurens, S. C. . .3609 Hawtlmrne Ave.. Riclimoncl, Va. l50 VV. Part: Drive, Spartnnlvurgf. S. C. .150 VV. Parli Drive, Spartanlnurgf, S. C. Flovcl, Carlisle Sessions, Jr. ........................ Nortli, S. C. Forcl, Cyntliia lsalael ..,.... Forcl, Sarali Frances. . . . Foreman. Ellen, . . . . Foster, Dormmtliy' .lean . , Fowler, lvlargaret Lowerx . . . France, Anne Florine. . Friencl. Elizalmetli ..... . . Fulton. Gaines, Lila twlae. . . GFllt1l'llC, Blnl1Cl1C. . . . . . .Clenclale Garclcns, Tuscaloosa, Ala. . .l2l8 S. Qgtll Street, Birmingllam. Ala. .....................Ellenton. S. C. . . . . . . . . . .Box 664. Spartanlmrg, S. C. fltlfl Fayetteville Ave., Bennettsville, S. C. . . .728 Plume Street, Spartanlnurg, S. C. .................Dralfes BTFIHCIT. Wlargaret Actger ...... 36211 Bellwnocl Drive. Nasliville, Tenn. . . Clvtcrokec Ave., CUIUttlIJuS, GFI. S, C. STUDENT D1RECf11ORY-Continueri Gant, Catlierine Ravcnel ........ 912 YV. Davis St., Burlington, N. C. Cvarclner, 1N'1ary Patricia .............. 622 River Street. Palatlia, Fla Garrison, 1V1ary Helen ....... .1600 1'1ert1orc1 Road, Cllarlotte. N. C Gault, 1V1i1c1rec1 Cassanclra ............ Route 11, Spartanburg, S. C Gellert, Helen Elizalnetli .... 615 VV. Higlxlancl Drive, Seattle, XfVHS1'l. Gentry, Sally Anna. . ..... .1085 .lellferson Ave., 1V1iami Bcacll, Fla Gilliam, Eleanor .......... Cvilmer. Patricia ...... . . . . . 1102 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . .502 Boulevarcl, Anrlerson, S. C. Giasgow, Cvrace 1V1c1 1ieeters. . .2301 Slierwooct Ave., Clxarlolte, N. C. Glass, Frances Sanrlers ...... . .608 E. 10t11 Street, Greenville, N. C. Going, Eflitli .lane .......... 1111 Vvoocirow Street, Columlxia S C. Cvoocirnan, Wiargaret VVooc11nOuse. .308 Yvest Ave., Kannapolis, N C Gouclwin, 1.V1argaret ........ Grant, Clara Cviimson ...... Graves, Mary Anne ....... .1072 Howarcl Street. Spartanburg, si ci .....................Anc1rews. S. C. . . .1398 Coleman Ave., VV11itmire, S. C. Grayclon. Margaret Vvallace. .1110 Barnwcll Street, Colurnlnia S C. Cvrcar, Domtliy Nell ..... . . Grier, Alice Vvallier ......... Grier, lxjiilflltfl Elizalaetlt .... Grilliin, Jean Claire .... Guy. Wlargarct Lucy .... Hacirelt. Elizalaelli .lea-mes. . . . . . . . . . . .921 Hearrl Ave., Augusta, Ga. . . 511 Pettigrue Street, Greenville, S. C. . . . . . . . .College Ave., Douglas, Cva. . . . . . . 1619 Alalmma Ave., Jasper, Ala. . .190 Fairview Ave.. Spartanlaurg, S. C. 1 1a1ey, .lusepluine Viclcey ........................... I..av0nia, Ga I'lEl11, BEIFIJGTH JCFIU ..... . . .650 Otis Boulevarcl, Spartanburg, S. C. Halley, Helen Anne .... ....................... R eynolcls, Cva Haines, Eclitlt Juanita. . . 1'1ami1ton, Patricia Ann. . l lIlll'lI'ICk, Elizainelll Jean. Hmnricli, Catlierine ........ Hanna, Nlargaret Aclele. . . 1'1anna, Rutii Anne. . . . . Harris, Anna. . . ......................Paco1et,S. C. . . . .2211 Hillsirle Ave., Clmrlottc, N. C. . . . .RFD No. 2, Box 22, Gaffney, S. C. . . .435 Limestone Street, Gaffney, S. C S. C ....................Git1m-ct, S. C . . . .398 Mills Ave., Spartanlzurg, S. C .421 Vvalnut Street, Statcsville, N. C. Harris, Barloara 1V1cDowe11 ...... 2036-26111 Place, Enslcy Higlxlanrls Birminglmm, Alu. Harris, Dorotluy Louise. . .200 VV. Hampton Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C Harris, Florence Courtney. .526 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Harris, Jennie Eliircl ........... 195 S, Union Street, Concord, N. C Harris, Sara Josepliine. . Hart, Anna Harrison. . 1'1artin, Dorotlxy Louise. . 526 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg. S. C . . . . . . . Crenslmw Street, Nexw'1Jerr5', C . . . . . . .255 Broarl Street, Sumter, S. C. I-iIJl'VEl1l'l, Glaclys Stjlllly ........ PCHli1ElHC1 P1?lC6, l..yt lCl'Il'lltl E, NIH Harvey, Frances Harriett ....................... Holly Hill. S. C Harvin, Rutlt Claire .... Harwell, Carolyn ..... . 1 1atc11ett, Doris ........ Haugliton, Bettie Blanclie Healner, Cvene .......... 1'1er1Jert, Peggy Anne. , . Hitt, Cassanclra Janett. . Hill, Carolyn Silayl ..... Holliitgswvortli, 1c1a Lee. . . . . . . .825 Ainelia Roarl, Columlnia. S. . . . . . . 1707 Hollywood Dr., Columbia, S. C . .365 St. Anrlrews St., Spartanlnurg, S. C. . . . . . .2-121 Forest Drive, Clrarlottc. N. C. . . . .1123 Fenton Place, Cllarlotte, N. C. . . . . 121 lvlifflllgflll Ave.. Decatur, Ga. . . . . . . . . 16 Crest Street, Lyman, S. C. . . .1701 N. 1V1ain Street, Anderson, S. C. . .817 St. Clnristoplier Rel., Ric11monc1, Va. Hollingswortll, Vivian IV1cDOwe11 ................... lnman, S. C Hooper, Wlary .lean ........... Rivermont Drive. Spartanlaurg. S. C l'ILlC1S0l'l, lxiufgafei 'vV0f1fHtElH ...,................ WIOULIILIHF. C Hudson, 1X'Iauc1e Oglnurn. ....... 2011 Nlills Ave.. Spartanlourg, S. C SC' Humprlmeys, Celeste Louise .................... ..Denmar1r, . ,. Huntley, Dorotluy Orene. Hurt, Eclna .Iane ..... Hurt, Frances ....... Jarrett, Nlargaret Ann .... .lenl-zins. Alice Hargroves. Jennings, Dee ....... Jennings. Emily .... Jiggitt, 1X 1ary Anne. . . . . .4194 Hampton Dr.. Spartanburg, S. S. . . . .110 E. Vvillow St., Scottslporo, Ala. ....................Cvranitevi11e. S. C . . .QS Xvalnut Ave. S. VV., Roanoke, Va . . . .531 Vvarren Crescent, Norliollr, Va George, S. C . . . .627 Otis Boulevarcl. Spartanlwurg. S. C . . . . . . . . . . .920 P1llt'1IllfSi, Jackson, Bliss THE CITIZENS Sz SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK SOUTH CAROLINA N0 ffccomzt T00 Large None T00 Small CHARLESTON COLUMBIA SPARTANBURG MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION , C. STUDENT DIRECT ORY- Continued Johnson, Dorothy Date .,........ 323 Church Street, Columbia, 1V1iss. Johnson, Florence Jeanette ......... 106 Brighton Road. Atlanta. Ga. J0ltHS10l't, Julia 1v100l'C .... N. Church Street, Rocky lxlount, N. C. tlohnston, lvloredith Lathan ....... East 1V1ain Street, Plymouth, N. C. Jones. Marjorie Maclalinc ................ RFD 12, Richmond, Va. Jones. lviilclred 1..eonora .... 161 N. Fairview Ave., Spartanlourg, S. C. Jones, Sarah Fant ........,..... 2416 East lvlain Street, Union, S. C. Joyce. SEIU. ............ Kayhoe, Jeannette 1V1urdoch. . Kelly. .Ianet McNeil ....... King. 1V1ary Elizabeth ..... Kinnaird. Alice Buchanan ..... Klugh. Harriet Dendy .... . .332 Greenway Lane, Richmond, Va. . ................... llrwin, N. C. . . . . .604 Elm Street. Conway, S. C. Kiser. Frances Douglas ........ . . . . . . 175 North Ave., Anderson, S, C. Reynolds Rd., Vvinston-Salem, N. C. ...................1..rxncaster.1Xy. 202 Monttord Ave., Cvreeneville, Tenn. Knott, Dorothy Eugenia. .... 11122 Eleventh Ave.. Hickory, N. C. Kostlnade. Nancy ..... . . . .120 Xlvooclley Rd., Vvinnetlia, 111. Lamar, lvlary Bilaln ................ 227 Church Street. Selma, Ala. Lancaster, Peggie Witter .... Lanclstreet. Louise Davis .... . .781 lnfast 1V1ain St., Spartanburg, S. C . . . .Stl 9th Ave., Huntington, VVS Va Lanham, Betty ............ 605 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanhurg, S. C Lawson, Ninrgaret Jordon ........ ffl Cvlen lris Park, Birmingham, Ala. Lee. Ellen Cvrant .......... 4171 Kennedy Street, Spartanlaurg. S. C Lewis, lvlarilnel Eugenia ........................... Aynor, S. C Lillie. Gloria Ruth ...... Charlotte Rd., Hillcrest, Spartanlaurg, S. C 1..1CYVCl1yl'l, Ann .... .............. 1 3 Roslyn RC1., R1C1lIl10l1K,1, X121 Loclce, Helen ....,. . . Lomax, Ann ........ Lowe, Barham Nell .... Lowe, Mndeleirle .......... ...iS E. Earle Street, Greenville, S. C . . . .227 Hampton Ave., Greenwood, S. C . . . . . . . . .1623 Pinehurst, Jaclcson. Ntiss . . .1311 Golding St., Spartantiurg, S. C LUCHS, Laurence 1-:lCIl'l1l'lg. . . . .I50XVV00d FHTIII. Greenslnoro. Ludlanr. lV1artha Harrington. .4717 Poplar Springs Dr., lvleridian, 1V1iss Lyle, Marie Harrison ....... 1V1cCnll. Virginia 1V1ae .... 1V1cCormic1c, Carolyn Francis. 1V1cDowe1l. Irene May' ...... 1VlcEachern, Edith ......... . . .3-1106 Moss Side Ave., Richmond. Va . . . . .15 New Street, 1V1arion, N. C. . . . .1111 1V1i11s Ave., Spartanliurg, S. C 60-'1 Boyd Street, Spartanlnurg. S. C. . . . . .315 S. Coit Street, Florence, S. 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