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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1948 volume:

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IN THE EBB TIDE WE SURVEYED THE RESULTS WITH A GREATER PERSPECTIVE, ENDEAVORING TO UNDERSTAND AND RESPOND TO THE RESPONSIBILITIES THAT WOULD BE OURS. YVE WORKED-AND WE PLAYED VVITH YVELL-MEANT EFFORTS. 4 ' fQL WE LEARI WITH THE AND LAU. FUTURE. l GATHER C TO OF FEI AS WE CAA MATURITI LIFE, ON THE EXPRESSIQ li.. , 5?Q'Ed'1 fa , ...L ROUBLES OF ,ENTS ABOUT 1 rs OF OUR IN ITS FLOW HE EEE TIDE A GREATER DEHSTAND ,ITIES THAT WE PLAYED Q z-82' ,I 2,2 nj- WE LEARNED THE OTHER Y,S OF CONVERSE LIFE WITH THE RETURN OF THE WARRIORS.E WE DANCED AND LAUGHED WITH GREAT HOPES FOR THE FUTURE. NOW THE TIME HAS COME THAT WE MUST GATHER OUR POSSESSIONS OF YS AND OTHER YS TO OFFER THEM TO OTHER PEOPLES. WE LEAVE AS WE CAME, OPEN MINDED BUT WITH AUGMENTED MATURITY AND WISDOM TO JOIN THE FLOOD OF LIFE. ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES WE GIVE YOU THE EXPRESSION OF OUR TIMES AT CONVERSE. 5 W 0 TO XX N, MISS ABBQTT D or your charming and distinctive personality . or your gentle and quiet nature . . . For your untiring strength and determination . For your endless energy and ability . . . For giving every bit of yourself-We thank you In love and appreciation, Miss Abbott, We dedicate this book to you. 7 1 1 1 A 9242 ed- fxssxgqxw 5QM,f1,?k . F 4 'asf-f 5 i W. , Mb Z f' My K! 3 Ww.g f,, ' ! ,,', , W 3' -4.1 MQW HXW 1 Z4 f wx 175 W! 4 , ' I - ' ffl f - ?'i7f:fff1 1 Q., f A , 0' ,gf 5f2?ZJfW-ff' A f Mi ' 1f'T2,zffff'f ' ,,,x HW X , fffff f,, vwafwvffw f X f M f k ,. M 'MTW' CUZ' 7 ff V f C , ,. 4 lf ' L ' W I 1 I r I 3 A Q r F E - 1- s . fo .f ' v ,. , ., . 'i 5 I . x is 'xr fb 1 N 2 2 .,f ,Q ' m A ' , 3 . 1 ,yi mf, 6 , . .V 4 1 Q , ff A ff V rl Q , . ,, . I VW 4 Q ' ., V I I L In , P2 , f' A' M ' v . ! Qui' . l gsm' ,M .3 U D-f-1, 17, . f ' u .4,'a ' . ,W ir . ,Q ,V 5 s V' .,-Q. 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Edwin Qmaciefekd Dean, composer, professor, and friend of all students, Mr. Cer represents the promising and vigorous musical life Within our college. XIORGAN CERSCHEFSKI 'Zi Q 45 HILQII.-KHDS CEE 1 I awe ecqitm adm As our clean we respect her, as our counselor We heed her advice, as our helper we are grateful to her, as our companion We are gay with lier. Liiicl as our Converse sister We love her. 2066 4001 Through ussoeiutiori with Miss Gee, We have learned much. The lliill i4l1'11lS of Our College Nlotlierv will always live in the hearts of , Cloiix erse girls. ilu Mrmnriam MRS. ROBERT GLASGGW C IESSIE MCKAYD 1884 - 1947 f I7 slfimxxnn XlUSI'Il.liY fY:XY.N.'l'IlKlEY, B..-X., KI..-X., PILD., LL.D.. PI'I',SllIl'Hl. lfmonn CI. Kloncnxx, ISA., KIA., PILD., Dean of Faculty and 1'rofcs.sor of lfnglish. PIIMYIN C11-Llxscziiuifsxi, Pu.B., KlUs.B., Dean of the School of Music and Professor of Piano Theory and Composition. jsxi-2 Li-Liczirrox Ric:u.xnns, B.A., KIA., Dean of Stuclents and Professor of History. Khin' KVn,sox Guia, BA., KI.,-X., Lx'r'I'.D., Dean Emeritus ancl Profes-.sior of Latin. KVr:1.noN 'l'nox1,xs RIYEIKS, BA., KI.A., Pu.D., Professor of English. Cliconczi-1 B. Cl.lxxsc1,xl.1is. B.S., Pu.D., Professor of Mathematics. :KDOl.l'lIli Vi-:nKmx'r, KLA., PILD., Professor of Romance Langiiagcs. l':I.lZ.'Xlil'1'l'll AUc:us'r,x KV1I.1.l,xMs, B.S., KI.S., Professor of Biology. .'KUI2L75'I' C. Cook, Professor of Art. Ill-Qxm' IC. Snlvi-Ln, B.S., KI.S., Pu.D., Professor of Chemistry. Cl.:-:xx CTIKOKVIJI-Ili S'i'.-xlsmcs, Professor of Voice. NK ABBOTT A LDEN ALLNVAHDT ZSSLN 1 BEARDEN BLECKSCHLIIDT BOYD . Pac IIux1uu'1 m Bnowxmc, B.A., Professor of Physical Education. RUTH JEAN Fnixxlc, B.A., KI.D., Resiclent Physician Ronriwr Conxuuus KVING1-'11aLu, Pu.B., KLA., PH.D., Professor of Ps-yclzoiogy. KKv.Xl.'l'l-Ill SPHY, Professor of Piano, ll.xz1-11. Al!l!O'l I', BA., B.E., KLA., Professor of Speech and Drama. Cliconczl-3 F,-xnn.fxxn T.n'1.on, B.A.. S.T.D., KI.A., Chaplain of the College anfl l,l'Ufl'.N',S'lIl' of Philosophy anfl Religion. liossxroxlml-: KY. Boxn, B..-X., KIA., PILD., Professor of Sociology. I.11,1,1.xx .-X. Kns1.L:n, BA.. KLA., PILD., Professor of Ilistory. P.-xL'1. .Kl.1.w.xnm', BA., KI.S.KI., F.T.C.L., Professor of Organ, Tl1l'U!'i1, and Music History. .'X1.ifmQn KY. B11-:ctxsc1ilxl11m'1', B.S.. KI.KIUs. Profe.s'sor of Violin, C7rf'l1extml Instruments, and Tlieory. j. 'l'. lloolu-,n, BA.. Kl.B.E.. PILD., Profc.s-sor of Iiflucation. Prixmo S,xNjL'.xX. Guest Artist in Coznposition anfl Conclucting. ll1f1.lix Ponn-Ln SKIITII. B..-X.. KI..-K.. :K8'.S'0f'lllfC Professor in l'i flixli .., ..h. . BHOXVNING BRUDELIE CARLISLE CLINKSCALES COQK FARLOXVE MAC I 9 .ILLw.IIIm Bow C AHLISIQ F ARLOYY FRANK GERSCHEFSKI GIBSON GOSLEN HARRISON HOOKER Facult of Converse KIBLER LAXVSON BIAC ENULTY RIAC ENULTY LIOORE LIYERS ALINE SAUNDERS VVEST, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor in Chemistry. RADIANA PAZINIOR, B.A., Associate Professor of Voice and Music History. ELIZABETH STEELE BEARDEN, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor in English. LOUISA B. CARLISLE, B.A., Librarian. x7IVIAN FARLONVE, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Biology. SARA ELIZABETH WOODRUFF, B.A., M.A., D.M.L., Associate Professor of Modern Language. JOHN MACENULTY, M.MUS., Associate Professor of Piano, Theory, and Music History. JOSEPH SECONIJ1, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Classical Language. MRS. PILAR SANIUAN, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Spanish. NIINNIE ROB PHAUP, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Psychology. ALIA Ross LANVSON, B.MUs., M.A., Associate Professor of Music Education. Colle e HUBEIIT F. STEPP, B.A., M.A., Associate Professor of Economics. BARBARA ALDEN, B.A., M.A., Assistant Professor of English. ALFRED VVHITE, B.A., Assistant Professor of Piano, Theory, and Music History. VVOODROYV PICKERING, M.A., Assistant Professor of Voice. ELIZABETH COSLEN, B.S., Assistant Professor of Physical Education. NIONIQUE WHELPTON HARRISON, Part-Time Instructor in French. JANET L. GIBSON, B.S., Instructor in Physical Education. RACHEL ROUDEBUSCH, B.A., Music Librarian and Assistant in Cello and Music History. IDEL BIIUDELIE, B.S., Instructor in Speech and Drama. INA GERSCHEFSIII, B.MUS., Associate in Piano. ROSALINIJ IVIACENULTY, B.MUS., Associate In Piano, Organ, and Music History. ELEANOR STANLEY VVHITE, B.A., Associate in Piano. ANN INIOORE, B.MUS., Staff Accompanist and Instructor in Piano. Facult if I ag 'mil' l'.-XZNIOH PIII-XUI' PICKERING IIQUDEBUSCH SANJUAN SANJLQXX sEc:oxnI SHIYEII SDIITI-I SPIIY sT.auLEs STEPP TAYLOR VERNIONT XVEST Wm-rg XVHITE NVILLIABIS XVINGFIELD WVOODRUFF XY.XI.l..KiTI-Q D. IDLPIII-3, BA., NIA., UE.. Clzuirmfnu CIQIBTJ- NIIIS. S. CLAY XVILLIARIS, B.L. C1937J .,4,, XVinston-Salem, N. C- Spartanburg, . C. NIIIS. HENRY XV. ID.-XYIS, B.L. H9372 . , . ,,.,,..,, Atlanta, Ga. S. F. Cxxxox, BA.. Sf'f'l'l'I1ll'Ij t ISJISJI Spartanbrlrg. .C. W.-ILTEII S. NIONTCOAIEIIY, B.A. 119372 .,,,,,.. Spartanburg, S- C W. A. lyou-X,.3g. 51.13, R 19021 New York. .Y. Fluxx B. XYINCEXT H9373 , . ..,........... Spartanburg, S. C IOIIN .-X. Luv. li.-X. H9101 Spartanburg, .C. XIIKS. JANIES F. BYIRNES, B.L., L.II.D. H9451 .VVasIIingt011, D-C llowrxnn B. f:.Xltl.lSI.li. BA.. LI..B. 119107 Spartanburg. .C. .IOIIN Z. CLEVELAND 119455 ........,,,., HendersonviHe,N.C s.-uct .-XNIIIII-:ws 119191 Spartanburg. .C. Mus. PIEXHY T. CIIIGLEII, B.L., A.MUs. M9453 .Greenville,S C Xlns. W. H. Cfmmx ISA., XLR, 1 192235 Spzrrtanburg. C. J. C. CIUEH 619457. . . ....... S .,,.., Spartanburg, S C- Xllss .PXXXIE LI-ir. ISA.. KIA. I 192:31 Rlonroe. C. BHw.wL'S L1'r'r1.EIoIIN 619453 . . . . , , ,,.,,,, Spartanburg, S C- H. AMAIH-R LICON tlggfaw Spartanburg, C, Mus. HELEN D. XIOSELEY, B.A., IxI.A. 119451. Spartanburg, S C- I'IIoxI xx KI. l.YI.I-is. BS., LLB. L 19293 Spartanburg .C. LAUIIENS XVALIQEII, B.A. H9452 Cedar SpriI1gS, S. C- NIIIS. XY. C. CI.Iix'I-'I..xNII. BA. 119325 Crea-IIx'ille C . EIDWAIIIJ RI. CZXVATIINIEY, PH.D.,V If 19331, Ex Officio. 20 I1 BEA' IL-KC RU1' EDWARD Mosul E LFORD C. Mon, EDWIN CERSQHE JANE LEICHTON FRANCES CHEM W- F- KLDQH, B LDDISI B' CMH RUTH JEAN FRA NIIIIIORIE L. W DAVID REID A A . , NIRS. ROBERT CI Ts' RICHARD I: II I 'UIGAHET HMI UANITA POND I 0- 'X rgfr' ' C fwfr vIJ'SillemY . Atlantazs C m.,Irt.lUbUrg1 S' C si1.Irt.1I'burgYDlC II'r..Qr-if1QF3Q 'NIc .gcifnnnvlv el S-C Cn-eI1UHZ'5,C rtlnbur ' C . K . S' irmnbuigi S.C Qpllff-xnbu S 1 Spflnlgi - ' liz Utifw' dministration BEAN CHERRY RADFORD FERGUSON HACKETT HANINIOND IRWIN KLUGH RUTLAND SHEAROUSE SHROPSHIER WALL EDWARD NIOSELEY CJVATI-ILIEY, PILD., LL.D. ......... President ELFORD C. NIORGAN, PH.D. .............A, Dean of the Faculty EDNVIN GERSCHEESKI, PH.B., MUs.B. . .Dean of the Sclzool of Music JANE LEIGHTON RICHARDS, M.A. . . ........... Dean of Students FRANCES CHERRY, B.S. .......................,,.... Registrar W. F. KLUGH, B.A. ....,., . . Treasurer and Business Manager LOUISA B. CAIILISLE, B.A .... ...,................ L ibrarian RUTH JEAN FRANK, M.D. ,.....,......,.... Resident Physician MAIKJORIE L. WALL, B.A. . . .Executive Secretary of the Alumnae DAVID REID ...,,,..... ....... D irector of Public Relations MRS. ROBERT CEL.-XSGOXV ,..... ..,.....,.. F ield Secretary MRS. RICHARD B. GLASCOCK. . . .... Director of Halls MARGARET HAlX'IBfIOND, B.A. . . . .........,....... Dietitian JUANITA FOWLER SHROPSHIER. . . . . .Secretary to the President MRS. JOHN R. FERGUSON ....... IVIARY ALICE RUTLAND, B.A. . . , MRS. MARSHALL SHEAROUSE .... JEAN HICKS .......... . . 1 .,.. . BETTY HACKETT, B.S .... Secy. t ALICE IRNVIN, B.MUS. ...,.... . GLASCOCK REID WOOD .Secretary to the Dean of Faculty .Secretary to the School of Music Secretary to the Dean of Students . . . . . . . . . Secretary to Registrar 0 the Exec. Secy. of the Alumnae .Assistant to the Dean of Students MRS. SOPHIE C. BEAN, B.A ..... Assistant to the Dean of Students JULIA B. RADFORD ........ SARA BLALOCK ..... LAURA O. IVIOODY .,..., MRS. JEANETTE B. NVOOD. . . HENRY GALLBIAN ....... MRS. E. P. TINSLEY. . . . RALPH L. RCCBEE ..,. . . . . . . .Assistant to the Treasurer .. .Assistant to the Dietitian . . . , . . . . .Resident Nurse ............Resident Nurse . . .Superintendent of Grounds . . .Superintendent of Laundry . . .Plant Manager and Engineer X it I f A ,N-Win my f A 1, , 7 .V x 1. Q A,,. . 1 0, Wig ,W ,W ft N sk - ,fp ' mf! f iw .. , 'H -j ? , . 4.1 Hfkrizffzff ff ff ki , I! ,I f ' Vyxff f f' ff ljvgfyff, , N . , ., A , ,i--.- .M....,- . K fx EE 'We W ,AL :r!f,Q,g, 'f , X: ,li -X hgh Fgx Rf, K Ya Q H. N x 3 W jg X 3 R xx 5 ,Qi xx A 52 3 'xx' .4 72- 1 I , V- -,Aj 24 N0 PARWN6 dpwdwnqmwmalakziawwgd x, .. ,l Yer if l nur'-' 25 f .giv- Yes, W over US fhfol Like 8 was Miss Ri' iirst she haS menu, and 114 Conve wesve made All of general gooe into that lov our friends 2 and with th W eve with a pledg love her nos Officers BETTY ANNE EMMA IME Dome ws, BETTY CLOY ANNE Priori x ni 6' Standing with open arms . . i Yes, we were welcomed, and as Converse has watched her other children, she has watched over us through our years here. Like all new classes we were maybe afraid at Hrst. The greatest help in our adjustment was Miss Richards, who came to Converse as dean the year we cameas freshmen. From the first she has been our inspiring guide and understanding Converse sister. We were her fresh- men , and now we are her seniorsv. Our love and trust will always be hers. Converse has heard our laughter, and she has seen our tears. We've been happy, and we've made our mistakes. And here we have grown. A All of us have memories. Some are shared . . . those of the wonderful experiences and ral ood times of college life-and some are personal and distinct. But they all merge gene g into that love, and contribute to forming loyalty we have for our college. We are sad to leave our friends and our happy times here. Yet we realize that the college years for us are ending, and with the sad thoughts of separation, there's the new thought and sight of a future. Weive lived and learned here . . . we've learned to live here. Now we want to leave with a pledge in our hearts to live up to what we have received from Converse. And as we love her now . . . , We'll love her when our college days are done Officers BETTY ANNE WELCH, President EMMA JANE MTMS, First Vice-President DOTTIE WRIGHT, Second Vice-President BETTY CLOUD, Secretary ANNE PROTHBO, Treasurer 27 LORENE ALDERNIAN ,.,.,v 5' sl? 3 1 Y MARX LOU ANTI IOX1 'I Q 1 1 ,Xl ., .. .M ' f iw Q , M ' 2 32,17 A-S , , M12 55,7 - na-, f ,LL M .-xi i DOROTHY BLANTON AMES Seniors of I9A ANNE ATKINSON I , I . W----f-' ELIZ DOROTHY ior of I948 AYERS EASE BAKER 1 ANN BACHMAN MARGARET LOUISE BANKS MARY BARKER JEANNE BARRETT AN EDITH ELIZABETH BIKLE PATH BARBARA ANNE BERNARD ! ANNIS FIELD BLACK ior f I948 PATRICIA JANE BOLLMAN I 1 I ROSEMARY BLAKELY GEORGIA CAROLINE BROXVN MAY CLARKE BYNUBI JEWEL ELIZABETH BYRD SemorsfI9f 7:1 MARILOUISE CI-IAUNCEY i ELIZABETH BOMAR CLEVELAND SYBII. 1 , aiu I I ELIZABETH MABLE CLOUD I SYBIL GRACE CREICHTON f MARY BURWELL COLEMAN ANNABEL CRIBB ELIZABETH ANN CROXVELL Q . . I 4 ., E - . 5' r,, E ' has M A i ' 'fs A ff, , fi ' 2? um ANNE MCDOWELL DAVIS - f 1 ' f I NN ' n LAN '- A L. .X 3 ,lv: 4 Q, A CAROLYX XY.-XYNE DEsCI'I.-HIPS I , x , ,fa , , Q Seniori JONATHAN I. H. DOYLE PHYLL fI9f 9 PHYLLIS MARGARET DUPILLE r H948 ELIZABETH ENNIS v I I I 1 1 I I u VIRGINIA ELLISON MARY ELLA FELDER I K.-XTIIERINE ERXIINE FLOYD 2 .1 , X. N, EOLINE MERCHANT GARVIN Seniorso 4 ETHEL HANTSKE - -L V f . .jvffu 1 'W sf W ,4 's, K' IK . J 5 5' rbjaif , -. . v 'Q-wgfwa S qqnw-y-v , .. f'i '.i ,Z ya! NIILDRED RUTII I-IAMLIN VIRGINIA BYRD HART ELOISE HARRINCTON f 1948 ANN SELDEN HEADLEE 4 ELEANOR YVRAY HERBERT V If MARY JANE IIILDEBRAND Q :il is W! 2f bf' P ,..,..N.x, ., 4'f'l - -M SALLY ANN HITE Sem rs o Q SWT' v'-Q, FRANCES HOLLADAY :li ai A 4i'v? MARY TERESA HUGHES MARY JANE HOLLINGSWORTH f 1948 FRANCES LEE JACKSON 'ww ELIZABETH FINDLEY JENKINS MARGARET HALL JONES .A J W A ,fi 3 ,425 . 5'- 4 2 , if an Q . il' if-Miz' DORIS LEFLER np, .f 1' , ,M , n , tk J .. v ,- - - ereakivf , k l'4I'E ff Nw,fv?gaQi TQ 4 MARY FRANCES LANKFORD Seni r ,qWX,,w 4 2 4 fi f e ,, ,. 1 ,ff R 'Y I' 1 EMMA JANE MIMS I948 EVA LIDDELL MCBRIDE 1 ' 4l A ALICE MOBLEY KATI-IERYN LOU MCNAIR JEAN CREXVS NICSXVEEN 1... 35 . RN -fini 1 N .. .AL, .fy I V, W x MYRLE GLORIA PARK aff' X, W F. ' w LQ-Q G JANE ELIZABETH NOWELL Seniors 4' ANNE PHILPOT I948 ANNE MARIE RAMSEUR ANNE PROTHRO NANCY IDA RE NAKER U' I NIAHIAN PATTERSON RITCIIIE ! 4 , r I WPI ,, ' IIVY- .Ci ' ' A ,37?'fif i LOIS ANN ROBBINS Seniors ofI9 It uf'-Mg 'P 'No N -gs'..xgQ,, K. W w Q PEGGY ROBERTSON JEAN ELISE SACKETT or H948 ' DRUCILLA SEARCY N F 5 W 1 I JOAN FRANCES SCHLAUDT WH EMILY SHADBURN SARAH ELIZABETH SI-IERRILL 2 ,sn NANCY CATHERINE STEELE ,E ' ' JA' 25 Wi? win' .. X 9 .sn i , J E X ig 1 KX E Q A BEVERLY ALLAN SLOAN ' 1 S e HI rs BETTY STYRON I I I 0 XFw:-N.., XX N 'RS wb N X A IO .W I' JANE TAYLOR NELL SUDDUTH HOOD 948 HARRIET RANG RNER NANCY TYSINGER H EMILY .IUSTIXA XVALKER BIHTH ANAL XNELCII 'Jxf , . -21' ,ik 'I if .,., , as , A ,.- X I ..-,N . Qin J, ,XI -A .4 1. ' 'fy-f' f M, ' f ' x POLLY RAY WELBORN Seniors ANNE WILLIAMS f l A BESSIE CONNOR WOLFE ior f I948 1 1 i ! 1 SARA WOODRUFF 1 MARY REBECCA VVRIGHT in z,.,s 9' Seniors of I948 4 BILLY LOVE Mascot EO CLASS PCE Toward a New Day We are standing upon a mountain In the White bright morn of the day The shadows are falling behind us The11 blackness stirs remembr f lt Of strong sunlight and deep chasrilslce 0 a emate moods Marking our climb We turn and look over ha7y valleys behind us Passed 1n the dawning In the earlier part of the day As we climbed up the mountain The mists arose from the earth Drawn by the sun that led us It absorbed their murky power The bonds and shackles of childhood And illummed unquestiomng faith As the infinite shades of the hills have changed So have our lives gained color with the growing dav Like the trees we have been nurtured Thru the green bud toward the red and the gold Though we have seen much of the sunlight, We have known the thunder, and the lightning, and cold . I . ' 0 7 7 . ' 1 . ' - . . , . 7 ' 0 . . .. - ' 0 . . ' . ' 7 . 7 , . 7 7 . 7 1. . 7 . . But lookl Over infinite vistas Warm showers are falling On mountains higher than ours, Their peaks shrouded with mist. Down in the gray, cool valleys The roads struggle and turn and cross, Confused in troubled mazes, , But they lead to the foot hills T th broad articulate highway o e , That winds and strives toward the summit. a mountain Yes, We are standing upon Viewing limitless futures beyond. And the shadows are falling behind USL f ' ' into the sun- For we are acmg Our new day. -HUGH NICGINNIS, Class Poet. 5: SENIOR C ASS HISTGRY They were eager and curious, those freshmen who came to Converse in September of 1944. They were green, and asked stupid questions occasionally, but they were keen. They saw the five towers of Converse reach- ing for the sky, and they saw the twining ivy that fondly annual junior-Senior Banquet-tl1e,skits,'the programs, and us with the Senior of our choice enjoying it every bitj IrVith the coming of spring that year, we began to see, a little sadl the end in si ht, for the members of our . is of fe, meljsnlzioum rofiw 'tled 3 I II and Ilusdy enU Pub I , milelvlsgfeby make III e se2.i1f?'?e WUIUMIIS' Bmhflia covered the old buildings. These freshmen absorbed what they saw. And these freshmen are we, the seniors of '48. Our four years, packed with living and laughing, and some crying, have become past tense, and at the close of this short span, we End ourselves clinging to the many things Converse has shown us-to memories that quicken a laugh or encourage tears, to memories that end with a deep sigh of those were the days . And they were the days! From the very first we were a class undivided, we worked hard and we played hard, always together. It all began with the entrance tests and the confusing days of orientation, we were getting adjusted to each other and to the life at Converse. Then, with the ever-ready advice from the Sophomores, the patient help of our Big Sisters, and the smiling encour- agement from the Seniors, it wasnit long before we felt that we were a vital part of the Converse life. We were united with our Sister Class in the traditional junior-Freshman Wedding early in the fall, and with the election of our class officers, representatives to the council and cabinets, we soon felt ourselves strongly knit together as a class. We wrote our class song and sang it often, with much spirit. In the spring of that year, the war in Europe came to a close, and we went home for the summer with an unusual anticipation for the coming college year. When September of '45 came, we were back at Con- verse, with even more vigor, as we assumed our places as the mighty Sophsn. This year Rat Week was to be conducted by us, and though the feeling was one of authority, we were more nervous and excited than the rats -but it was a successful Rat Week, and we made many close friends in the venture. Sometimes we be- came despondent as Sophomores, and dissatisfied with our work, but the happy days greatly exceeded those blue days, and we find ourselves remembering them more clearly. The flu epidemic caused us to go home for Christmas holidays two weeks early, and though we were excited about that, we regretted missing the carolling and Christmas festivities at Converse. Senior- Sophomore day is a big bright spot in the memory of each of us-such fun to don a gown and an air of dignity! Our next year at Converse found us the typical jolly Juniors , and what a thrill to be a Big Sister! We were upperclassmen now, and discovered that the privileges of that status involved many responsibilities and a good deal of work. WVe spent busy, but happy nights in the Little Shop concocting sandwiches of all varieties, and though we complained about collecting coke bottles, we had fun doing it. This year we all had a part in the Iunior-Freshman Ceremony by giving our Little Sisters bracelets as a symbol of our unity. Those days in Febru- ary stand out decidedly as busy, gay ones, for we loved every minute of preparing for our own Junior Dance- and such a success it was! All of the Iuniors in black with bouquets of yellow daffodils made our dance have double meaning, for those were our class colors. How well we remember the work and play involved in the Y, S l , class were elected to fill the Seniors offices. vBut, 011 Graduation Day when we saw our Sophomores receive their diplomas, and when at the Senior Luncheon we were given our caps and gowns, we all knew that the time had come-we were the Seniors. And so, this year we returned to Converse as a class for the last time, and fell into our roles of tired old Seniorsv, but our spirits were willing and young. We assumed the duties and responsibilities that go with be- ing in this class. We remember pleasantly our Senior Dance, the Senior-Sophomore Day, when we lost all our dignity and acted the role of brats. junior-Senior this year was a big success, and we laughed to see ourselves portrayed as others see us! Such are the memories of the class of '48, but there are recollections of Converse that come to our mind even stronger than these. In a few years we will surely sense a warm glow inside when we remember the spirit of the Bonfires on the Hockey Field, the quiet worship- fulness of YU services and candlelight vespers in Main Hall, the friendly hello of any Converse girl one meets on the campus, the noisy fun in the Little Shop at night, the singing when a group of girls are together, the anticipation of our beautiful May Day, the bull sessions late at night, the bridge games in front of the Little Chapel, the quiet in the Dining Room when the P. V. came out, the Christmas Tree and parties in the Dining Room. All this we will remember as Converse, a spirit intangible, yet evident and contagious-a spirit that has become so absorbed into our very beings that our lives will inevitably reflect the influence which our four years here has had upon us. And, here, we have finished our chapter in the history of a class. We leave Converse with something of what we saw as curious, eager Freshmen, only now, what we saw has become a symbol of what we learned during our short stay: we saw the twining ivy fondly covering the old buildings, and we saw the five towers reaching for the sky. -ERMINE F LoYD, Class H istorian. To ror if See . , ner! Yin gappmg msg be SPC B SHIVER. 'To smmgesti u0io0WALLAIiIIrSmP ice! focldng ck ada? mv' 'oc Xt they Miss pAHLO amlre cat siting 31 adorned 'he QQIQRRYI To M153 vault mn Iociidvii- WVOODEIK 'mIIIse0inuIrd2rcI'J0I CUT., Miss PHAPP' mentalib' classlwll a - - some mechglllsfal dew u . - . ofgrbg, morons, Iooled volume of pm' IHSIIIIIIB the 'Wu 'en To IIIII. GEIISIZHI revised edition of TI! Spike IOHCS- AR 1 por Arrns. gf ' 1 D er w 1 Iofaiiirdl HEIIADLEI I0 Betty Brewer in hi QUIII' rnnr lm ANNIS BIACL, do I go with us. We, VIRGINIA EL any street in Spartan! eonverdble. We, FRANCES H4 completely equipped will split the atom fu I, SALLY HITE, accident insurance We, POLLY WEL PEGGY ROBERTSO aides to the resident I, ALICE MOBLEI keys Io Martha Mr technique. I, I0l-INNIE DOY reservation at Camer I, EDITH BIKLE and Solid appropr has ambitions to beg We, BEV SLOAN Ior all those Tiger t L ANN IVILLIAI 0 alll' undergradual I, ANNE ATKINI Neweweek, New Yr mnlemplaling 8 ur lr BETTY BAKE Hassell in hopes We Ronin R0 We, PAT Editorial abililigguh ons splints IIODC she 0 all Sueqesso market to rrrlfm us lub rams, eVC1'y 0 see, f our lt: 011 eceive H we at the Class d old - We th be- Senior ll our 1' this 'selves there even f sense irit Of rship- 1 Main meets night, er, the essions Little , P. V. Dining 1 spirit rat has lr lives r years history f what hat we during vvering aching Klfl. SENIOR C ASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1948, being fully conscious of the approaching end and profitable sojourn at Converse College, and desiring to bestow.upon others justly entitled all' of our endowments, entitlements, and idiosyncrasieg do hereby make, publish and declare this our Last Will and Testamentl ARTICLE I-'ro 'rx-us FACULTY To MISS RICHARDS, our faithful and beloved dean, we bequeath our gratitude for her painstaking and sympathetic help at all times. To MRS. BEAN, we express our heartiest desire that the attendance of next year's Senior Class will be of such perfection that her afternoons may be spent napping instead of filing attendance cards. To DR. SHIVER, we leave all the data compiled and a detailed explana- tion on the strangest and most baffling of all scientific phenomena-Kilroy. To WALLACE and LINDER, we do bequeath two super deluxe, mechan- ical rocking chairs, padded with cushions from the council room, so that they may rock away the summer and recover from the toils of winter. To MISS FARLOWE, we do lovingly and trustfully place in her hands all the cat skins, frogs' eyes, turtles' ears, and dog fish fins that have adomed the walls of her biology students' rooms. To MISS CHERRY, we do solemly petition that our academic records be locked in a vault comparable to that of the atomic bomb. To DR. WOODRUFF, we do express our appreciation that she has enabled most of us to converse freely in Spanish and French, and regret that no course in 'West Portuguese or Siamese sign language was ever offered. To MISS PHAUP, we do intrust our findings in an attempt to establish a mentality classification lower than that of the idiot, and do trust that some mechanical device may be developed to predict and check her doctrine of pop quizes. To DR. MORGAN, we present the rarest of all collectors, items, a hand- tooled volume of pre-historic poetry and a one-way ticket to the Smithsonian Institute the will remain as a personal guardl. To MR. GERSCHEFSKI, we relinquish our cherished copy of the latest revised edition of The History of Music edited by the greatest of maestros, Spike Jones. ARTICLE I1-To Vrxnrous IND1vrDUALs I, DOT AYERS, do leave my hen,' laugh and ability to get into trouble to Carolyn Duer who is ambitious to write the radio script for Junior . I, ANN HEADLEE, do will my figure- the shape of things to comen- 8 Betty Brewer in hopes that she may attain the title of Clemsonls Beauty ueen. We, MARY JANE HOLLINGSWORTH, ELEANOR HERBERT, and ANNI21 BLACK, do leave Converse, but 'Tootie , Skippy , and Middy', go wit us. We, VIRGINIA ELLISON and LOIS ROBBINS, leave our abilities to clear any street in Spartanburg to any student who owns a Model A or a Mercury convertible. We, FRANCES HOLLADAY and BETTY SHERRILL, do bequeath our completely equipped chemistry laboratory to Millie Flowers in hope that she will split the atom further. I, SALLY HITE, do leave my athletic ability and chance to collect accident insurance to Kit Agee-may she survive! We, POLLY WELBORN, BETTY STYRON, EMILY SHADBURN, and PEGGY ROBERTSON, do leave the music building-passing our hearing aides to the residents of East Wilson as we depart. - I, ALICE MOBLEY, pass on my boogie-Woogie technique on the ivory keys to Martha Murray. May this spur her on to perfect her one-finger technique. . I, JOHNNIE DOYLE, do sorrowfully leave my chaise-lounge and standing reservation at Camegie to Marilyn NVoodside. . U I, EDITH BIKLE, do leave my dog-eared copies of Calculus , Tr1g , and Solid appropriately marked with the correct answers to anyone who has ambitions to become another Einstein. , We, BEV SLOAN and JEAN MCSWEEN, do bequeath our season s passes for all those Tiger football massacres to Janice Walton and Martre Roddey- I, ANN VVILLIAMS, do leave my halt-interest in the Coca-Cola Company to any undergraduate who can find the combination to the coke machine. I, ANNE ATKINSON, do will my subscriptions to Life, Tzmd, F0 fU C, Newsweek, New York Times, Mademoiselle, and Esquire to any student contemplating a current events course. H , 9 I, BETTY BAKER, do pass on my many bridesmaid dresses to Ricky, Hassell in hopes that she will establish a Bridesmaid Dress Eiccllaflge - We, ROBIN ROBINS and MARY BARKER, depart with many b1llS. We, PAT BOLLMAN and MARGARET HALL JONES, do bequeathvour editorial abilities to our successors. In departing, we also leave the PUlJ1'C11' tions room completely equipped with typewriters, paper, mk, bilnflilgei splints, and an Army .45 automatic. We, ROSEMARY BLAKELY, BUTCH DAVIS, and MARILOUISE CHAUNCEY, do offer to the future business managers of ,the PUlJl1Cilll0fl5a a short but comprehensive course in the Art of Begging . I, BESS WOLFE, do leave my low-country shuffle to Sara Houck- hope she makes it to Buffalo. . VVe, LORENE ALDERMAN and SIS RAMSEUR, do leave our lsve Ol horses to Margaret McMillan-may she be the first woman to run in thc Kentucky Derby .We, ERMINE FLOYD, NANCY STEELE, and NANCY TYSINGER, leave Billy, Charlie, and Bamey respectively, to no one! , h t lr MAY BYNUM, do bequeath, withamuch reimarS9, my life Clllef at 0 my successor pl s o r passes to the remen's ua . We TINA WAIEKERI BETTY ANNE VVELCH, and JEAN LQVEI, tdg leave our loyalty to Duke University and Hve dozen penr1aHfS to be CIYCU 3 9 to Bamey Bamhardt. , We, KAFOO MCNAIR and JEAN BARRETT, will our blonde beaigy plus a year's supply of Halo to Nancy Cheatham and Emily Edwfll hs' I, DOT AMES, do bequeath my dimples and smile that put lpafla On l 9 market to Anne Booker. , . , I, ETHEL HANTSKE, do leave my vast collections of Cl1BlT1l5.tl'y Ee?-2 books plus an appropriation for a wing to be added to Carnegie m WUC they a r b I d. . - I, D-OTTIEQE WRIGHT, do generously bequeath my lllll at llle l-'lttle Shag -397:87-Cfor chewing guml to Bev Lang, may her Payments be as regu as mme. , . I, MILLIE HAMLIN, do leave the swimming pool, with or wrthlpigtegzagilg to .Dot.Ormond who' also must spend seyen .dayS Out the Wee swim g d th Ith d on the swrmmrnglpagea . I I, lOlAlR6lL1INE eBlIlOllVN,ad,o truslfully place in the hands ofuL5JlEeg5r?,tg the funds collected to sponsor a Converse-Davidson year- Wlo C0 acq ' t d ' cl ,? . . VllZlnJllANEl l?IOVVlELL and BETTY CLOUD, do Will, IH Collicplite iiffrig to Mary Alice Ingram our complicated knitting P3-tlem to nl O one in hopes tlct 1 - - . . , , , as one of the 1365: lgoiiggleipsggporate it in the 48 issue of Mademoiselle I, PHY . Sitton whtlrliqli 'l33lglllIzI1IE-lgisiol leave my contagious laugh to Mary Ellen f 1 ce. D8Y,'igB,l3gfIfERW12lIGHT, HUGH MCGINNIS, NANCY RENAKER, and unable to bei th: 0.,lJ9que:1th all unused staff papcr, toupees for those A , .'r V e Stl'-lm, and a soothing salvc for bruised knuckles to Alice criele who is also composing. uRen:?ErCA1ROLYN DESCHAMPS and EVA MCBRIDE, do bequeath our Stonesifg? aft 'ifllllpment , some brushes chewed, some not, to Sara ,,a3garIglg2I1H-UHZUDDUTH HOOD, do depart with my M.R.S. degree-I I, RED COLEMAN, d 'll ',. Smythe, who is also ured og :Tile Ixzydlocks, to which I have set fire, to Ann ls RANGELEY TURNER, do bequeath my collection of fratemity pins to Dot Leak who also understands the Greek alphabet. ly MARIAN RITCHIE, must part with my horrible snake ashtray in an effort to reduce the number of students undergoing shock treatment. lagQhlg1lglNgPl:lOTHRO, do pass my repertoire of jokes to Bitsy Cox. Keep 'em , rr s. anIklBsIgl 1gKwBYRD, do will my gift of gab to Vera Starr Preston, who has I, SYBIL CREIGHTON, d b ' and automobile with a runrgngellihlgtldll gdthsllxftl Eozeggt lheltoljo llclhtdlii' practice on time . . . something I never achieved. We, MARGARET BANKS and SARAH WOODRUFF, do pass our col- lectron of stu!-fed animals on to Jo Ringling Bros. Putman. I, JANE TAYLOR, do will my extended stay in the biology lab to Betty Hubbard plus a ten-year reservation at the General Hospital where she may recuperate. sWi3tI3xE.Tt'gYFaEiIr:?2VEgl.112liI3, pass my moth-proof collection of cashmere We, ANN BACHMAN, DRUCILLA SEARCY, and TERESA HUGHES, do will our sociology courses l-100 and an automatic note taker to Carolyn Fant and Lib Frey. I, JOAN SCHLAUDT, do bequeath my high chair behind the desk in Camegie to Lib Harper. I, MYRLE PARK, do leave my coveted academic record to Wincie Gwathmey and dunce caps to all the rest. I, ANN PHILPOT, will depart with my memories of Wofford summer school but leave high recommendations to any interested Converse student. Y'Ve, LIB JENKINS and MARY LOU ANTHONY, leave our abilities to wrig: anything from prose and poetry to Dick Tracy Strips to Betty Ann Mc eorge. I, MARY ELLA FELDER, do depart with an engagement ring and dipalomai Zvrgzipping all textbooks and extra-curricular activities for a wedding 1 y. vel, QVIIRGINIA BYRD HART, do will my sophisticated beauty to any girl who can be in May Courti fcg four lyears. I b d h d 1 I, BETTY CROWELL, o equeat my ear y to e sc e 1 e to anyone with a ood set of ear plugs-I have become too attached to lmine to part wi em. 'th thg I, MIKE HARRINGTON, do will to Mimi Holmes the remains of my typewriter which I wrecked typing term papers. ' . I, ANNABEL CRIBB, do will my advantage of being able to ride a city bus home to Peggy Thackston. We, EO GARVIN and FRANCES JACKSON, do will our stack of date cards that we keep'in our rooms for constant use to Ellen Glasgow, Jeanne Martin and Jean Rickenbacker. 1 l I, BETSY ENNIS, leave my cball and chain that have kept me in the Little Chapel all these years to Bootsle Stevenson. She ll leam to live on d t . briadM2lA1RTlIll-Illkm-HORTON, do bequeath to Rachel Cameron my operatic -' d k 1 d f Sic. vofe1VzlRRY:nJlAN139aHIIcjDEnBlRAND, do will my knowledge of the psychology of children and a bundle of switches Cjust in case it doesnt workj to any one contemplating teaching public school' music. I . N We, JEAN SACKETT and EFFIE ZOFOS, relinquish our positions on ' ' S ll C . DeIm'?FlRll5llNlKClE'? EIANSOFFIBIRD, leave my season ticket to all the operas in 7 ' ' rar to Kitt Hamner. thllIVnguSBll5.lllBAR,A BERNARD and EMMA JANE MIMS, do pass on our marked road maps to and from West Point to the other Point devotees. I EMILY MAY PEED, dt? lleavei to Eitty Pleelerhiny thorough knowledge I I tt and Bru e ie, us a my t oug s on stage management. of the Stage, Abbo ISigned and sealed by, ANNIS BLACK, Testator of the Class of '48. W'itnesses: I. M. TIRED, U. R. Tnw. J SENICDR CLASS PROPHECY SCENE: A comfortable sitting room, which somewhat resembles Miss Richards' room. Tech pennants drip from the ceiling. T nm: 1958. Crrarmcreus: Skippy Herbert and May Bynum. Curtain rises and we find them seated, cozily drinking tea. They have just left a class reunion. Bynum: Well, Skippy, this is a swell layout you've got here. There's one thing I canit understand though. I-low is it you've got Miss Richard's suite and they've moved her into the council room? . Skippy: You know, after we graduated, I got a job as foreign correspondent with Life Magazine. Well, one day I was riding along in my jinrikisha in Singapore reading my mail, when I came upon a letter from Dr. Cwathmey. It said that if I didn't come back and untangle the girls from their knitting that they would neverggraduate. He and Miss Richards had discussed the matter and o ered me twice a much as Life paid me plus Miss Richards' suite of rooms. So-here I am. Bynum: You must get awfully lonely here all by yourself. Skippy: Not at all. You remember Edith Bikle and Dottie Wright, don't you? You probably noticed that no one mentioned them at the reunion this afternoon. Well-the annual our senior year was, shall we say, rather extravagant. The school authorities held them responsible for this and Dottie and Bikle are still pay- ing for it. They're chained to stakes down in the basement where they used to store trunks. They paint study signs and get a penny a hundred for them. Remind me tomorrow and I'll go down to the D. A.'s office and et the key. I know they'd love to see you. Itis so damp and dark down there. But-tell me about your- self-what have you been doing? Bynum: I hate to brag-but I have received a very singular honor. I am the newly elected president of the W. C. T. U. and really it takes all my time . . . going to temperance meetings and going with the other girls into those despicable little bars. The men get so mad when we sing our tricky little campaign songs. Skippy: It surely was good to see Betty Anne Welch today. She handled the reunion just like she used to handle our class meetings. Bynum: Yes. After graduation she taught Bible at Duke awhile, then she became Dean of Men. And next week she's going to marry the president. They say she's only marrying him so she can get tickets for all the football games on the fifty-yard line. Skippy: Did you know that Virginia Ellison, Betsy Ennis and lean Sackett are working real hard on the cooperation of protestant churches in Spartanburg. They look so cute riding around to campaigns in Virginia's little Model A Ford. Bynum: I went over to a baseball game at Wofford the other day, and saw Drucilla Searcy still knitting on that angora sweater she started our freshman year. Skippy: Betty Baker came by to see me the other day. She has been trying to breed a horse that sheis not allergic to, and two weeks ago she had success. She rode the strange-looking critter up from Newberry. Bynum: Speaking of horses, did you know that Lorene Alderman is a horse psychologist? Her horses are winning all the races- it must work real well. Skippy: Did you notice Tina IValker at the reunion today. She's now making monogrammed table mats for a living. She was working diligently on some at the meeting. And speaking of working diligently, Kafoo McNair is now National Commander of the Boy and Cirl Scouts of America. I thought surely shefs be married but she said that she couldn't give up all those darling children for one man. Bynum: Do you ever hear Iane Taylor on the Hit Parade? It seems that L. A. tSpeedD Riggs heard her teaching one of her Biology classes and now she has the distinction of being the only female tobacco auctioneer in the country. Skippy: Did you know that Sybil Creighton is married? She told me that she met a boy who just loves argyle socks and she loves to make them so they got married. Bynum: Have you heard about the celebrity in our class? Betty Cloud is now in Switzerland in the National Olympics. Shels the U. S. entry in the new competition, gum popping. They Say the odds are ten to one that she'll win. Skippy: Did you see Dot Ayers' and Anne Prothro's office right down the hall? The one with the sign on the door, Let U5 Plan Your Devilment For Youv. Bynum: Speaking of doing for others, I saw Jean McSween and Sis Ramseur over here the other day. Iean said that they became so attached to the Greenville-Spartanburg dual lane highway while at Converse that theyire running a Converse Specialf' bus line over it every week-end. By the way, why didn't Pat Bollman come to the reunion today? Skippy: Well, while in New York studying Psychology, she went to some comedian's radio program and sat on the front row. Several times she gave out with that utraumatici' laugh of hers and first thing she knew she had signed a twenty-year contract to sit on the front row and laugh at that comedian. Bynum: Isn't E0 Garvin doing something like that? Skippy: Yes, she's known as the gigglev. She is interviewed on Allen's Alley and every time Fred asks her anything she just giggles. Bynum: Betty Sherrill is still in Spartanburg. She upholstered so many chairs during our senior year that she opened up a shop. Nancy Tysinger Haynes is with her giving knitting lessons: Their shop is named The Sit Knit and their slogan is Cit a Fit at the Sit Knit'. Skippy: Emma jane Mims and Rangley Turner have written a very informative book entitled F or Women Only . It gives a very detailed outline of how the young college girl should act while at West Point. Bynum: You know Max Schumann was in S. C. doing some research on his latest book, Mr. Mason and Mr. Dixon Meet Mr. Line when what to his wondering eyes should appear but Lois Robbins. Lodestone he cried, nuzzling her shoes and then he took her back to New York with him where she is currently playing the feminine lead in Barefoot Boy With Cheek . Skippy: Speaking of actresses, have you seen Emily May Peed and Wallace Berry in their latest movie? After Marjorie Main retired Wally wrote to his good friend Miss Abbott and asked for a good character actress. Peecl was what he got and she's doing a good job. By the way, why didn't Robin Robins come to the reunion? Bynum: I got a letter from her and sheis having the same trouble she had at Converse. She has to spend all her spare time deciding which college to go to each week-end. She's really grown up though-she's dating the professors now instead of the students. Skippy: Speaking of professors, I was amazed when Marian Ritchie told me what she and Bess Wolfe are doing. After they left Converse they opened a school in public speaking. They have invented all sorts of devices to make speaking easier. She was telling me about a monster they have who leers at the students. They also have a laughing hyena who makes fun of speakers. After all that public speaking is comparatively easy, she says. Bynum: Nell Sutlduth Hood was there today with her two children. Skippy: Yes, I saw that story book family of hers. They have such cute names, Robin Hood and Little Red Riding Hood. 'Bynum: It was good to see Ioan Schlaudt at the reunion. How did she ever get enough money to build a special library for History Majors? She says she has lots of fun working there. Oh-I was in Margaret Banks' shoe store in Columbia the other day. Shes got lt fixed up real cute with little stuffed animals everywhere. Skippy: .Have you heard of the new platter party Ann Bachman and Frankie Lankfortl have over WSPA? Bach calls herself Bach, the Platter Iock . They have taken over Ace's place in entertain- ing the Converse girls during their late hours. Bynum: Frances jackson has opened a new business. You know, she always loved to take -baths and now she has started a new beauty salon where she gives only baths. They are supposed to tone the skin. Skippy: Our classmate of whom I'm really proud is Mr. 5ifJCGl7'lTt1S. Have you seen his latest movie? They call him the Oy Wlfll the dancing fingers and he puts Jose Iturbi to shame. Btlnumf He hasnlt amfthing on Nancy Renaker. She's playing at the Stork.Club and has her own original style. She stands behind the piano and leans over it to play. Skippy: YOU kH0YV, Betty Styron has a novel idea. She married gl Octor and he didnt want her to work so they compromised. ie sings into a mrcrophone and its piped into his office. B BUCTUWFHTIWY tell me Red Coleman is the Bernhardt of T03 Way these days. It does my heart good to say I knew her when Hazel was giving her the works . Skippy: Did you see the article about Dot Ames and Ann 19312155 have been selected by our boys in service Biting' in I lllhrd 1 Skippy: is the llrsl installed 0 the boys C lessonS' Bynum: Shes 3 gal to IIS. ' takes him Skipllyf Opera at ll out all tha Bynum: Skippy: Bynum: arrives at t all day lon. Skippyf A plays tlmrr New York Bynum: Q remember Well, after finally got 1 Skippy: l explaining ' a diplomat she settled sent him to the aristocr. You neve used to tell bath tub aft to Spartanl towers. Ani Red Cross . Bynum: f letters whil. another one Skippy: I Atkinson's 4 It starts ne slogan is ' freshman? Bynum: night by , Phenomena become a Sltlpp 3 with thldir COPIUS meaning f Bynum.: always so realli' lo g You re in 2 Cloesnit bo Sk' . life lllhllltllt C0I1verse firsthand n Bynum: ill heautifuj as 111 rh doiriglllfylgs Office, She the Qonclu Bynum llead Of th eorgia P Skipp if y. tgrhe Mira de? Wen Olng real Bun . trouhllllm' Y while rus lme In C0me le Xvent if row. Of hers 30I1tl'aQt Wed on :he just olstered 3 shop, 5- Their l Fit at written glves a vuld act 'S Some H Meet fear but Jes and she is Cheek . 1y Peed le Main rl asked 1d she's is come re same ire time y grovsm tudents. Marian ter they 5. They er. She at the 1 fun of :asy,'she her two rey have nod. rn. How rrary for g there. he other animals iachmlln f Bach, ntertain- yu know, 1 a, new posed to is MT. him the 9 shame- : playing e standS 1 married vr0mi5ed' ce. hardt Of aI knew md Afm n servlCe Bynum: Betty Cleveland told me,that she and Sara Woodruff are going to Spain next week. Shes going to see an old friend d Sara is going to study some more Spanish. an Skippy: Did you hear about Barbara Bernard's distinction? She is the first woman ever to teach at West Point. The U. S. has installed organs on all the lonely islands it owns but none of the boys could play them so they hired her to give them organ lessons. B um: That's no stranger .than .Polly Welborn's occupation. Sheena dog catcher. The one in Union got so lazy they decided h' a new one. Now as soon as she finds a stray dog she to 1l'6 takes him home and gives him a bath, a name, and a home. Skippy: You know, Martha Horton has figured out a method hich she can knit play bridge and learn her Metropolitan by W C . Q 9 opera at the same time. It takes a complicated brain to figure out all that. Bynum: Have you heard Emily Shadburrfs radio program? Skippy: No, I haven't. What time does it come on? Bynum: That's the point. Shad is always late so any time she arrives at the studio they put her on. She's on every day. Listen all day long, you'll probably hear her. Skippy: Becky Wright has gone into music in a big way. She plays drums witl1 Gene Krupa at night and practices with the New York Philharmonic as tympanist during the day. Bynum: I had the best time talking to Annis Black today. You remember how she used to talk about Blanche's stone benches. Well, after painting blouses 'til they were way out of style, she finally got enough money to buy the bench. Skippy: I got a letter from Marilouise Chauncey the other day, explaining why she couldn't come. She always wanted to marry a diplomat but it seems she never could find the right one. So h settled for a missionary The funniest part 1S that the church s e - sent him to Charleston, S. C. to promote better relations between the aristocracy and the commoners. You never can tell what you're going to be doing. Millie Hamlin used to tell me that if she ever saw a body of water larger than a bath tub after she graduated from Converse, she would come back to Spartanburg and personally push herself off the ivy-coxperid . . , . . t e towers. And what IS she doing now? She s national director o Red Cross Aquatic Schools. Bynum: That's life. Look at Mary Barker. She wrote so many letters while at Converse I never thought she'd be able to write , . , . t I another one. Now shes the Presidents corresponding secre a y. Sk' : I d 'f h 't' h d th'ng to do with Anne ippy won er 1 er posi ion a any 1 1 R t Weekmp Atkinson's appointment as head of our Nationa es. . It starts next week so Anne couldn't come to the reunion. Her slogan is go to bed early and be healthy hke a Converse freshmanv. ' Columbia the other Bynum: I heard an interesting concert in night by Doris Lefler, the violin phenomena. And what 51 phenomena she is. She,s played so long that her left arm has become a violin. 1 Skippy: Sally Hite and Tootie Hollingsworth are awfully busy with their new book entitled MYRIADS, SCROGG, FEIJLASYI COPIUS, and BEAUCOUP. It 1S a dictionary on Converses ow meaning for Webstefs own words. Bynum: Betty Byrd has perfected a new s eepr g p . always so annoyed by sleeping pills taking effect before she WaS ready to go to sleep that she invented one that only works when You're in a prone position-so as long as you're up and about lt doesn't bother you. - ' l 'ous Skippy- Butch Davis and Iohnnie Doyle are leading al g ofithe life these. days, as president and vice-president respective y o I Converse Alumnae, Inc. They travel all ovr?'Etll'l1e world getting firsthand news for the Converse NEWSLET . . . . . Z ' doing Bynum: Yes, I read in their publication that Bev S 01111 IS a beautiful wood anel of all great Clemson football play6IS to P hang in the Athletic office at Clemson. - ' - h re she's Skippy! Rosemary Blakely's living in Spartanburg W 9 , t doing 3 PSyCh0logical study of why Converse girls mob the 1503 Oflice. She told me the other day that she had yust about rise 6 the conclusion that it was because they WSIS CXPGCUUS m - ' b She IS Bynum: Annabel Cribb is doing her bit for Spartan urg- head of the Peach Growers' Association and has taken the name Georgia Peach away from the Georgia girls. I , Skippy: Speaking of doing for the home town, Eltgllixilgiflgi The Miracle of Hickory , h9.S Started 3 Campalg . b t hers trees except Hickory trees from her fair town. Its a Job, U S doing real well. Bynum: Yes, she told me today t at S 9 trouble with ,lane Nowell than anyone else. You know lane l 'n ill She was lq h was having more married a supposedly lovelv b f . t b C A u , oy' rom Chicago, but he turned out O ,e 'I gangstel- He used their home as a hide-out and Iane's af d h 'll ' - . . frail yafd. get Caught If D90Dl6 Start digging around in the Skinny- Anne Williams is a - . ' great success in Barnum and Bailey's lggzrglgilus, CfElf:lD05Cd C0mD1Gt61y of college graduates. Anne is beat Solitaias B one and 0UlY W0man in the world who can She has bgiggiiryhtlmg she c.:SJli1VSCW1th the money she has made, e oca- o a ' Owner and drinker of that Huid- Ompany and 1S now the sole in Bgfrzumz ghsaw the circus when it was in Sumter. Effie Zotos is She Wig' quit? f?C:'g5laY any part 1n any of Shakespeare's dramas. Skipflyf Mary Ella Felder and Eva McBride have m d modest fortune out of their new idea. They started a COITIDEIDQ1' Qf Baby Srtters but found that the American public was more interested in having 1tS back scratched than its baby looked after, S0 Dow they are co-owners of Back-Scratchers, Inc.. Frances Holladay lives here. She and Anne Philpot bought one of those roorns up in East Wilson and they've been living up there playing Russian Bank ever since we graduated. And Alice Mobley and V. B. Hart bought up all the movies in Spartanburg and are now making quite a bit of money. I heard that they decided that it would be cheaper to buy the movies than to pay every time they wanted to go. I Bynum: I saw Jean Love for a few minutes today. She's bring- mg up all her children to be doctors and I. R. C. presidents. Skippy: Her family life probably isn't any more interesting than Teresa Hughesf She never has been able to give up her love for the barn so her whole family eats all meals over there. Bynum: Let me tell you the blow. Caroline Brown is dietitian at Davidson. They .say that for once she's satisfied with food served in a college dining room. It's seasoned perfectly. Skippy: Speaking of our girls in other schools, we have two very distinguished deans in our midst. Caroline DesChamps has gone back to Raleigh to be dean of St. Mary's and Peggy Robertson is dean at Iuillard. Bynum: I was up at Lake Summit last summer and I saw Betty Crowell. Sheis running a speed boat company. Skippy: Myrle Park, Mary Lou Anthony, and Harriet Morgan are now owners of a pre-Converse school. It trains girls for Converse. Bynum: Jeanne Barrett, Mike Harrington, and Mary jane Hilde- brand have the cutest little kindergarten in Columbia. They teach the children music along with other various subjects. Skippy: Ethel Hantske is a doctor now. They tell me she has to consult Lib Jenkins, the complexion authority, often. I t lk d to Ermine Floyd today She doesnt seem to Bynum: a e ' - have a bit of trouble being a housewife, mother, governor of ' ' d ' r at the South Carolina, Editor of flhe State paper, an a smge Met. She tells me she sees Nancy Steele all the time. Nancy seems to be doing real well at the Met, too. Margaret Hall Iones h d 'ob, too. She doesn't consider taking care of her h ar 1 . 03511 asix children enough fun so she has opened a baby-srtters establishment and they say you often go to her house and find fifty children in the living room. They crawl from beneath the piano keys and swing from the chandelier. Skippy: Good gosh, Bynum, it's four o'clock in the moming. 'd a You know they were a grand bunch of gals. I had no 1 e . , ' 1 Converse is not the same without them. -SKIPPY HERBERT, Class Prophet. 55 If l' S 7440: eww of Z LORENE ALDERMAN, GRANDTN, FLA., B.A., English . . . horses . . . cowboy songs . . . President of Saddle Club . . . wearer of C . . . fresh-air fiend . . . appetite . . . naturally curly hair . . . frank and unpretentious . . . F lorida-Tommy. , . DOROTHY BLANTON AMES, INIONTROSS, VA., B.S., Psychology . . . Dot' . . . transferredlfrom Stratford . . . yes indeed!! . . . beautiful gal . . . lovely smile . . . May Court . . . Senior Year . . . President Spanish Club, President Cotillion Club, Vice-President Palmetto Players . . . busy!! . . . always . . . dates . . . always . . . sweet gal . . . always. l , , MARY LOU ANTHONY, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., English . . . bangs, but definitely . . . good speaking voice . . . Effie's chum . . . many English classes . . . always late to class . . . first loves are Sociology,-and dancing. ANNE ATKINSON, LATTA, S. C., B.A., Psychology and English . . . House President of West Vlilsop . . . big blue eyes . . . Lets take a little siestai' . . . second home: Myrtle Beach . . . Council Member . . . The Blue Bealv . . . lots of fun . . . Glee Club . . . friendly . . . Good Heavensi' . . . on the g0 - - - generous - - - talkative . . . easy to get along with. 1 DOROTHY ELIZABETH AYERS, HUNTINGTON, W. VA., B.A., Psychology . . . Little Dot . . . trouble. . . . sincere . . . Treasurer of Gavel . . . Rags . . . Senior Advisor to A. A .... men!v. . . sweet . . . Copy Editor of Y's AND OTHER Y's . . . restriction! . . . sports . . . going in training Monday . . . food . . . trlle ff1eI1dS- ANN BACHMAN, BRISTOL, TENN., B.S., Psychology . . . Bach . . . daily trips to WSPA . . .llack of sleep from listening to Rockin' Papav . . . jam sessions in the music building . . . discussions atc the Pet1te,. . . subtle sense of humor . . . Body and Soulv . . . procrastination . . . loves Bach, J. S., that is . . . Liebestad . . . Natch. ELIZABETH BLEASE BAKER, NEWBERRY, S. C., B.A., English . . . Betty . . . Glee Club four years . . . runs never walks . . . sweet . . . danced at May Day three years . . . Hyatt Music Club . . . I. R. C. . . .nmost considerate . . . torn between two fires . . . never sleeps . . . Well y'all, what am I gonna doooo---? . . . convertible. . MARGARET LOUISE BANKS, ST. h4A'1'1'HEWS, S. C., B.A., History . . . catchy little giggle . . . cosmetic lover . . . great Clemson fan . . . long-distance telephone calls . . . continually worrying over Espanol . . . stepped out of Vogue . . . stuffed animals. MARY LEFEBURE BARKER, LYNCHBURG, VA., B.A., Psychology and Sociology . . . Mur', . . . That's the spirit of V. M. I .... pet like: writing letters . . . West Point Gal . . . Social Service Club . . . Carry Me Back to Old Virginy . . . My Cowli' . . . Lemme tell ya' I' . . . hockey . . . sweet and friendly . . . scratch my back . . . sloppy loafers. ' IEANNE BARRETT, DILLSBORO, N. C., B.Mys., Piano . . . Junior transfer from Greensboro College . . . conscientious . . . practicing . . . Miz White says . . . . . . Duke and Cullowhee . . . Hyatt Music Club . . . mail plus . . . beautiful pink cheeks . . . G. C. BARBARA BERNARD, DANVILLE, VA., B.Mas., Piano . . . Barb . . . Junior transfer from Averett . . . Secretary of Hyatt Music Club . . . West Point Andy-miniature on the third finger left hand . . . tennis fiend . . . cute and little. EDITH ELIZABETH BIKLE, CHARLESTON, S. C., B.A., Mathematics . . . Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Bik,' . . . sincere . . . Order of Gavel . . . conscientious . . . Editor of Y,s AND OTHER Yls . . . hard worker . . . Commencement Marshal . . . true friend . . . Presidents, Board . . . In a Gardenv . . . green gabardine dress . . . prankster . . . Little Shop . . . Cn and star . . . best there is. ANNIS FIELD BLACK, CHARLOTTE, N. C., B.S., Biology . . . shwell . . . club foot . . . Y's AND OTHER Y's Staff . . . Parley Voo Staff . . . Little Truman and Blanche . . . Hell-O . . . personality and then some . . . Mademoiselle wardrobe . . . MiddyD . . . eat and grow thin . . . cheerleader . . . Social Service Club . . . friend to all . . . gift of gab. ROSEMARY BLAKELY, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Psychology with honors . . . Gamma Sigma . . . Business Manager of Y's AND OTHER Yis . . . full of pep . . . that laugh . . . hillbilly songs . . . a beauty contestant for Miss Spartanburg . . . fashion shows . . . bridge fiend . . . Lee. PATRICIA JANE BOLLMAN, CLARKSDALE, Miss., B.A., Psychology with honors . . . Whois Who Among Students of American Universities and Colleges . . . Co-Editor of Parley V00 . . . Chairman, Presidents' Board . . . that cackle . . . traumatic . . . New York Philharmonic . . . books . . . hard worker . . . Stratford . . . paintings . . . friend to all . . . Pat . GEORGIA CAROLINE BROWN, ANDERSON, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . Miss Carri . . . President of Grand- daughters, Club . . . Hyatt Music Club . . . sweet and neat . . . Classical Club . . . Social Service Club . . . I. R. C .... Miss Priss . . . advocates Davidson-Converse Day . . . wearer of the wave clip . MAY CLARKE BYNUM, SUMTER, S. C., B.S., Sociology . . . President of Social Service Club . . . Fire Chief... Cheerleader . . . Concept Staff . . . The Spirit of the Verse . . . Instigator of May for May Queen Campaign . . . Idolizer of Doon Boyd . . . Thinks Sumter like Little New York . . . a dancing cat from way back . Howlre things on Pawleys Island? . . . Chief problem of Lord William and Lady Esther . . . adored!! IEVVEL ELIZABETH BYRD, DARLINGTON, S. C., B.A., Psychology and English . . . Gamma Sigma President. . . Bettv - . . My SVCS feel like fried eggsv . . . Staff of Y's AND OTHER Yis . . . oodles of clothes . . . Concept Staff . . . lots of fun . . . many friends . . . always ready to go . . . coffee . . . jitterbug . . . movie lover . . . grade A . . . shower singer. MARILOUISE CHAUNCEY, ALEXANDRIA. VA., B.A.. English . . . Business Manager of Concept . . . Iunior- Freshman Commissioner . . . Mel . . . efficient . . . loves airplanes. ear rings, diplomats , , , Scads of blotheg . . . Secretary Publications Board . . . hockey star . . . Vice-President of Block Cv . . . real friend. ELIZABETH BOM-AR CLEVELAND, IVARTRACE, TENN.. B.A., History and French . . . transferred from Ward- Belmont . . . Cleve', of Bomar', . . . vivacious . . . aesthetic . . . fiend for horses and International Relations especially with Spain. ' ELIZABETH MABLE CLOUD. LILESVILLE, N. C.. B.A.. Sociolog mittee . . . Secretary of Senior Class . . . Y's AND OTHER Y's Staff K, , , Commencement Marshal wearer of C . . . calm . . . neat. first. last and always . . . lovable . . . early to bed . . . always smiling i I l MARY BURWELL COLEMAN. LYNGHRURG. VA.. B.A., smear? and M,,t1,e,mt,CS , ffRedv ' Chairman of Lights. Palmetto Players . . . I. R. C .... Hyatt Music Club . . . sweet tempered . ...conscientious y . . . Bettv . . . Chairman of Program Com- SYBIL Y'S- ' diafY ' ANEA ri ge H15 ea ELIZA Colleg' COIlSC1f ANNE vitality though CAR05 White JONA? 41- Df. Cut6, 1! I , , ei PHYLI and sir Crescel everlas and CK VIRC-I Senior ELIZA chip ill Palmet MARY other's of the S at nigh KATHI ment . . . . he . . . Wi EOLIIN giggle I W0ll01'4 MILDI H8 . . . of C . avid fa ETHEII Ioe . . ELOIS Spartar coffee VIRGI I donl movie ANN ot1 wlnn ELE Y's Ai C 'li ' I A Yakit Sllmn Dlbe SALL COHII - - . I Who's FRAI lende of Va lille vi MAR Wils labs, name Cldle Ilub, Iqige C1I1gI . big Blue -It .,' 91' of ftlds. S ee .rbtllel atch. runs most lover 1 out i the Back back R.. --. fiend ts in iditor 1... re is. R Y's siness rt for dents . that S... rand- P. - f ef... paign ,,.n nt . . . ncept t' - , . lniof' lotheS 2V ard- ltionsa Com- rer of lan Of YBIL CREIGHTON, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B. , . ins I I I grey Buick . . . li'l and neat . . . efficilBriol,l!lg2EigftgCsI . . . Day Student Representative Y,S AND OTHER diary . . . Magnolia Blossom Trio . . . Grady . . . educatioe 1' ' ' B- S. U. Council . . . Gol - lezlv ANNABEL CRIBB, SPARTANBURG, SI CII BIAII Piano Hhc asses . admirer of Dr. Clink',. l I l l bridge? . . . fetching hair-do . . . upholds the ggod nel ntscyomff 15 IUSQI around the corner . . . fourth for I I I Harvard bound I I I Assistant Editor of Concept 2 1 Po 1Cy . . . Make me get up for breakfast V B R deathv . . . procrastination. ' ' ' pela ' ' ' telephone . . . Honestly, Ger tickles nie to ELIZABETH ANN CROWELL, LAKE SUMMIT, N, C B A S - I College . . . Betty . . . biscuits ,ni butter . . . dots of Oalallllne 753111-S I ,h. . transferred from Stratford junior conscientious . . . takes to the Maine woods . . . tanned legs all blls. COIRPISXIOH ' ' ' alWaYS P1635-Hllt - - . ANNE MCDOWRLL DAv1s, WIRSTOR-SALRM, N. G. RA 'i0'...J?3. lllonftfltlsss hostess.. vitality, and pep . . . conscientious . . . library . . . witty . .ll tvvin-cigllldlvll Ollgls l l l Blllcllll ' ' ' Spllll' thoughtful . . . Gamma Sigma . . . Business Manager of Parlay V00 ll vel l l ' sud lol delecllve Stories - - ' GAROLYN DESCHAMPS, SPARTANBURG, s. G., RA. Ari trarisf ' yllimi sugar Cake' - Whitey Plymouth . . . appears to be quiet, but . . . George .l .l .those ailflel tllolll Sl' Mllly S' llmlol Year ' ' - JONATHAN INGELL HAZARD DOYLR, GEOHGETOXVN, s. G. RA Pschlhollld ' ' ' iiyhpelsonallly' R . ,, al. D. . - ' Crescent . I. . V ice-President of Y. W. C. A .... Prlesident ofll Classgll IWCI b Ollols l l l lolinme l cute, industrious . . . library . . . smart attractive men . . . library thoucrhtfcll lld l l- l llelpllll, smears, A T ifilisstriissiittrssan . RR- A A I R 1- ll A . . . PH LE, HICKORY, N. C., B.A., M ' ' - . - . and sincere . . . timmy . . . Presidents, Board . . . Commencellrlflfelillllllliglrsliall Vlceflfigrlllllltldl lllOllllCllGl l iweel Crescent . . . superstitious . . . IDupy', . . . explosive giggle . . . wearer oflC and stars . .ll gullible ave those Zxrtgrlglsctntiglue p. 1.5 . . . pretty rs as pretty does . . . Who's Who Among Students In American Untontstttes VIRGINIA ELLISON, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., S eech ' . Senior Year . . . liil black Ford with stickers . . . Melfhodistllll llhlillgllldfgina andsllgedgiilfzelll llllmello lllllylllsl ELIZABETH ENNIS, NEWBURGH, NEW YORK, B.A., Dramatics . . . transferred from Fairfax Hall potato- chip fiendll . . . midnight rendezvous with Miss Abbott . . . Betsy . . . great dramatic ability . . . President of Palmetto Players and B. S. U .... 'roaringl' laugh . . . It doesnit make no never mindv. MARY ELLA FELDER, ST. MATTFTEWS, S. C., B.A., Sociology and Psychology . . . Felder . . . sympathetic to 'll , . . . l asin ersonality . . . beautiful smile . . . Billy', . . . promoter others troubles . . . engaged . . . B1 y p e g p of the Saintv . . . loves a good time . . . avid soap-box opera fan . . . MY Billy . . . enloys bull sessions late at night. ' .A. H' t ' . . . Ermi . . . President of Student Govern- KATHERINE ERMINE FLOYD, HOLLY HILL, S. C., B , is oiy ment . . . Gavel . . . Presidents, Board . . . Wild Thyme . . . as fair as her name implies . . . P. K. . . . charm B'll . . . ex ressive hands . . . talented . . . appealing naturalness . . . Saay boy- . . . her heart belongs to 1 y p . . . Whois Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges. EOLINE MERCHANT GARVIN, GREENSBORO, N. C., B.A., Music Theory . . . EO . . . dimples . . . unique giggle . . . sincere . . . generous . . . mischievous brown eyes . . . banana pudding . . . Oh, goodylv . . . Wofford Summer School. I cl P chology . Millie . . 'KWell I meani' . . . MILDRED RUTH HAMLIN, HOLLINS, VA., B.S., Sociology an sy . . . H3 . . . A. A. Board . . . You known . . . neat . . . head of swimming . . . the grey look during exams . . . wearer movies! . . . Heflin . . . loves shoes . . . hard worker . . . of C . . hates to wait . . . pinch that penny . . . avid fanlof magazine stories. ETHEL HANTSKE, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Chemistry . . . three-year graduate . . .I many, many labs . . . loe . . . countless medical student friends . . . costume jewelry .II. I I.t'IAlliance Francaise. I ELOISE HARRINGTON, HAINILET, N. C., Mus.Ed., Piano . . . Mike . . . trombone ,and Bessie Mays. . ' t . . . book fiend . . . I didnt hear the alarm! . . S t b S hon , Student Orchestra . . . speedy typrs II ' k. fourth? par an urg ymp y coffee . . . lohn . . . neat . . . envied small feet . . . Who ll ma e a II II I I V B A Psychology Glee Club . . . V. B. international set . . . d U V .... worries . . . VIRGINIA BYRD HART, LYNCHBURG, AL, . ., I - - - Idon't understandv . . . May Court . . . glamour girl . . . Burlington bound . . . good ol . a movie fiend . . . streamliner. ' , ,, A, B' lo 1 . . . 'Headlee . . . Clemson Beauty Queein . . . . - . t 0 ANN . B.A., SELDEN HlllADLEllll llllllllllllollllll VA, lo gl, l beauty and brains tool . . . Vice Presr en Y, ' ' ff s' ' V . . . t t S lllllll Olllll YS Slllll' l l l llellllClubl .Plll.llilllay0Cou1't lll.e'Wa., Godis Countryv . . . that Harper s look . . . Cotrllron Club . . . Social Service wrnnrn . , , . I ELEA1ll1dliil YWRAY HERBERT. DECATUR, GA., B.A., Plylllolollu and Enggsh - - - Sk1ppyI-Itfftfffl Of Ctsttvigf . . . Ga. Tech . . . Lake lunaluska . . . Presidents, Board . . . k1'1Itt1U2 - - - Ommenceillen I 313.3 - ' ' a ss ' ' football . . . Senior' Prophecy . . . Radio Personality Magnate . . . - . .I Guardian of Royalties, VV1ld Thyme . . . llllll ak M I R C . Hyatt Music Club . . . Carolinia bl 't 1 Y y y . MARYJANE HILDEBRAND, ST. MATTHEWS, S. C-, B- US' I- - - - ' ' ' ' , . Stlmmer Sessions , , , Rocky , , , sophisticated . . . good looking . . . paces while she studies . . . ows pr c Algllllllll-llI'l'El FVIlldlRarlNBlElllBlllCll lgligliillhlry President Athletic Associationc . .Iconscientious Commencement Marshal . . . Cream Pgff .St3.iIresider51:n0BIp3rdI snagifqag elyigilka Se13'e':iI Postutlgl Crgsgpnt . . . neat . . . wearer of anU I .nes and Colleges 0,8 o Among Students in American niversr I ' .. - 77 ffch - v I I I ffl dl I FRANCES WALKER HOLLADAY, RICHMOND, VA Cllellllldllll classeslllalllllgolfl . . 'Pile CountfvelClBlJ lender, and talli' . . . understanding . . . sincere - dlsllkes Safslf ay nnsgian bank I I I NOW this is lltl Va' - - - Russian bank , . . Dr. Shiver . . . Russian bank . . . ancrng . . - te Iflb '.', -. ' 'fl f MAIl-lillhAN1-lliei-ilbIllLliiilGswORTH, CHARLOTTE. N . C-, B-SR Clsss I1 S'fQZ,,t,st' afgolfagfgiallfiililg TSR? Wilson and member Ol Cssssil ' ' ' llvllallllc energy I I l Sllhllelll coursel? . . . B. S. U .... never forgets a labs. l2lbS, and more labs . . . B. S. U .... Plav leaders lsr oft C and Stan name or a face . . . jolly! . . . loves Spartanburg - ' ' Wear 57 MARTHA HORTON, ROME, GA., B.Mus., Voice . . . Stinky . . . Blues Singer . . . President of the Glee Club . . . bridge fiend . . . Copescetic . . . Mademoiselle Modiste . . . Chocolate Soldier . . .uunhmitefl cuts . . . Seal exotic . . . nightly monologue: Bach, do we have to listen to Ace 'til one?' . . . But def . . . Para ise . TERESA HUGHES, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . transferred from Georgetown Junior College . . . Social Service Club . . . Joe . . . I don't wanta study . . FRANCES JACKSON, NIILL SPRING, N. C., B.A., Psychology . . . Hyatt Music Club . . . good Baptist . . . studious . . . date every night . . . enjoys good music . . . always primping. ELIZABETH JENKINS, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., English .... transferred from Mary Baldwin . . . three-year graduate . . . versatile beauty . . . Roddy and Delta Sig . . . good student. MARGARET HALL JONES, WALLACE, N. C., B.A., English . . . Commencement Marshal . . . Sam . . . absent minded . . . Gavel . . . Sam . . . source of knowledge . . . Presidents' Board . . . Dense? Love to! . . . Co- Editor of Parley V00 . . . near-sighted . . . versatile . . . mountain retreater . . . lover of children . . . sympathetic, understanding . . . one Sunday meal at Converse in two years . . . Sam! MARY FRANCES LANKFORD, FRANKLIN, VA., B.A., Theory and Sociology . . . Frankie . . . infectious laugh . . . Shillinger Method . . . jam sessions in the Music Building . . . Wofford Summer School . . . Bass Fiddle Player . . . You know it, kid . DORIS LEFLER, NORWOOD, N. C., B.Mus., Violin, Mus.Ecl . . . Vice-President Hyatt Music Club . . . South Atlantic District Violin Contest Winner '47 . . . Edward M. Gwathmey Prize '47 . . . plays in Spartanburg, Greenville, Charlotte, Transylvania symphonies . . . concert mistress of Student Orchestra . . . gives the lament . . . Dodger fan . . . shower soprano . . . owns worst radio in school . . . John . . . just iiddles around. BETTE JEAN LOVE, KINGS CREEK, S. C., B.A., English . . . President of I. R. C .... Miss Bat . . . Ruf and Duke!! . . . pretty blue eyes . . . studious . . . Commencement Marshal . . . likable . . . Curly . . . good roommate Q3 1X2 yearsj . . . sincere . . . that laugh!! EMMA JANE MIMS, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . First Vice-President of Senior Class . . . sweet and friendly . . . West Point . . . Emmer . . . West Point . . . late sleeper . . . West Point! ALICE MOBLEY, FLORENCE, S. C., B.A., Music Major . . . voguish clothes . . . Ger? GURRR! Junaluska . . . Y'awl, lem'me tell ya'! . . . plays just any tune you want . . . California devotee . . . to the 'Hinky Dink ' . . Ocean Drive . . . Wake me up in live minutes . HARRIET MORGAN, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., History . . . transferred from Spartanburg Junior College . . . mid-year graduate . . . very quiet . . . brunette . . . unusual wit . . . translucent complexion. EVA LIDDELL MCBRIDE, CHARLOTTE, N. C., B.S., History . . . Glee Club . . . posters and costumes . . . sensible . . . debater . . . unlimiteds . . . easy to live with . . . Palmetto Players Cabinet . . . artistic and original . . . conscientious and interested. HUGH MCGINNIS, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.Mus., Piano . . . our co-ed . . . anything that flies fifty miles a minute lon the pianoj . . . anything played in octaves . . . official piano top lifter . . . Hofmann . . . blue corduroy jacket . . . poet . . . pretty blue eyes . . . Do you think I'll make that bus? . . . Palmetto Player. KATHRYN LOU MCNAIR, WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., B.A., Sociology and English . . . Kafoo . . . Parley Voo Staff . . . I. R. C .... Girl Scout Leader . . . many nicknames . . . gullible . . . laughs at anything . . . teased by everyone . . . pinned to a Sigma Nu . . . cute . . . charming personality . . . cooperative . . . Essie . . . Well! JEAN CREWS MCSWEEN, GREENVILLE, S. C., B.A., Psychology . . . sweet personality . . . Rusty . . . House President of Pell . . . Crescent . . . wearer of C . . . friendly . . . honey-like Southern drawl . . . Rusty . . . Mine-fine . . . endurance lsame roommate for four yearsl . . . pretty brown eyes . . . Council . . . coffee in the Barn . . . Rusty . . . big week ends. JANE ELIZABETH NOWELL, HICKORY, N. C., B.A., Mathematics . . . Miss Jane . . . Circulation Manager of Concept for two years . . . Granddaughters' Club . . . I. R. C .... Hyatt Music Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Assistant to the Fire Chief . . . Josephine College . . . Clean cut kid and peachy dancer . . . starts studying after 12:00 . . . owns half interest in Carolina and Palmetto Theaters . . . diets and exercises . . . wrong side out . . . sincere . . . personality . . . true friend. . MYRLE PARK, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., English .... Concept Business Staff, three years . . . Palmetto Players . . . contagious laugh . . . limitless resources . . . wild about dances, Dagwood sandwiches . . . unforgettable voice. EMILY MAY PEED, FAIRINTONT, W. VA., B.A., Dramatics . . . Pee-wee . . . Chuck . . . horses . . . vivacious cut u ni ht owl breakfast shine Navy devilish entertainin . . . movies . . . Palmetto Players Cabinet . . . l I Remember Mama J . . . golf . . . Florida bound. g ANNE PHILPOT, AUGUSTA, GA., B.A., Sociology . . . cool and limpid blue eyes . . . friendly . . . unique laugh . . . one saucy dimple . . . mischievous . . . Russian bank . . . transferred from Augusta Junior College . . . bridge . . . sincere . . . You know it, honey! ANNE PROTHRO, MANNING, S. C., B.A., Music Major . . . transferred from St. Mary's . . . perfect fool . . . piano plus . . . Billy . . . Treasurer of Senior Class . . . No. doll! . . . intelligent . . . always Manning bound. ANNE MARIE RAMSEUR, GREENVILLE, S. C.. B.A.. English . . . Sis . . . hobby: horses . . . To Greenville we will go . . . main interests: Don, Dixie, Don. Different Don, Duke . . . Take two, they're small poise and sophistication . . . a movie a day keeps exam blues away . ' ' ' NANCY IDA RENAKER, BIARYVILLE, TENN., B. Mus., Piano . . . VVhatta al! . . . looks ' wonderful disposition :: Rennie . . . Sunday Symphony . . . Robin Flood with bo-Iwlalhalln: i1TlOwIlsalentS Kappa Lambda . . . sought after accompanist . . . six no-trump! . . . way back in the hills . . . coffee fiend ' Teacher! ' ' ' ' MARIAN RITCHIE, CONCORD, N. C., B.A.. Psychology and Mathematics . . . President of Y W C A VVho's VVho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Ritchie . . . chronic vvorrier l ' ' Gavel . . . Rev . . . blue bathrobe . . . men, men, men! . . .sports addict. . . legs!! . . Crescent eternall- busy . . . Presidents' Board . . . You're Kiddin ' . . . Sleep talker . . . Commencement Marshal ' 'sincere y Hopping bedroom slippers . . . wearer of C . . . personality? She's got it!! ' ' ' 58 LOIS .sense oes - IIIABC muS1C witl10! at the BOBII I. H- f collegf JEAN . . . 1 JOAN good f DRUC , , , br EMILT Caval love!! I SARA Y. W. , , . ve BEVEI , , . Pr , , , iii NANC Univer! Y. W. ! . . . fra BETTI Sewa ! trips tc NELL bells ai friendly JANE ' and Cc you hef RANGI always wants J NANC Service EMILI knowle Club . POLL sense Voo . B BETTE versitie Board Taylor ANNE Hashir BESS Secre ---si SARA Studyj E Teaser ! t ll?-Elltn D33 HI' 3 t Editltlr comm MARE Cabin Flair , 1 Efril Class llee buts ,ear :ent CO- etic, .ous lass auth urg, Ent!! and ood V6Ct and as a olue ryer. V00 ased DUS6 the ager Ilub tarts ryers :able :ious ietto iique llege iund. nville poise ts+ .Pi riallY .8 , , , LOIS ANN ROBBINS, FOREST CITY' N' CR B-A-1 English - - . g'Lodestone', infectious laugh btl ' ' ' su e fhlmor . . . Well, fank you . . . N. C, b d . , . - - - lifllleiefl . tb Florida . . . ardent mystery fan. Oun evely Week end ' ' ' Benny ' - - lf Wmter COITICS, Lois ABGARET ROBERTSON, SALEM, VA., B.Mus., P' . . . P' ' - . . music scholarships . . . Appassionata,' . . . banana sipllitjs . . . bi'S.211d1eA1t of igagngllgilc Club ' ' .' Competitive without a license . . . understanding . . . Virginia!! . . . droll, dry Wit I b I fogpyeir ioghlknlgictlces gwdggni ' ' ' . . . rea as t the Barn. EGBIN ATLEE ROBINS, RICHMOND, vi., Bs., Psychology . . . President of Dance Club Che 1 d I. R. C .... VIVUTFJIOUS Z . . always broke . . . life of the party . . . blanket invitations from univeerrsiileserand colleges of America for dance week ends . . . Hubel and Ello . . . Have a goodq' mesistible 1 ht JEAN SACKETT, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., English . . . Physics lab assistant two years thos 'allg eil l , , L,Alliance Francaise . . . hand-knit sweaters . . . pimento cheese sandwich addict I I i e gasses.. JOAN SCHLAUDT, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., History . . . transferred from Montreat College librar good friend , ,Emgglmgitiegltious . . . likcgs lgue . . . Wofford . . . Presbyterian . . . 'Tll tell you later': Y i i i RUCILLA S , PARTANBURG, . ., B.A., Sociolo L . . . transferr - ' - lg, . brunette . . . wine . . . Chevy . . . Wofford fan . . . ughiisual voice . .Anderson College i n i petlte EMILY SHADBURN, HUNTINGTON, W. VA., B.Mus., Voice . . . Social Chairman, Hyatt Music Club - Cavalleria Rusticanav . . . thoroughly kind . . . pseudo-naivete . . . Her dinner hour: 6:14 P. M. . .. love!! . . . unselfish . . . sympathetic . . . where are my glasses?,' . . . sings with joy . . . natural. i SARA ELIZABETH SI-IERRILL, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.S., Chemistry . . . Day Student Representative to Y. W. C. A .... Day Student Representative to A. A. Board . . . Crescent . . . Parley Voo Staff . . . athletics . . . very friendly . . . alive and interested in everything . . . Hubert',, the cat. BEVERLY SLOAN, CLEMSON, S. C., B.A., Fine Arts . . . Beb . . . A Clemson man needs no introduction! President of L,Alliance Francaise . . . different school every year . . . Guthrie,' . . . always ready to help l jitterbug . . . friendly to little Tykes . . . intelligence plus. NANCY STEELE, BURLINGTON, N. C., B.Mus., Voice . . . Nanie . . . Whois Who Among Students in American ' d C lle es . . . President of Gavel . . . big eyes and little-girl . . . Presidents'.Board . . . Un1vers1t1es an o g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet . . . Palmetto Players Cabinet . . . lovely voice . . . willing worker . . . Zeta pin . . . 'Moon . . . . . gg B t as . . . frank sincerity . . . lover of books . . . femininity plus . . . Heavens to e sey . BETTY STYRON, ATLANTA, CA., B.Mu.s., Voice . . . Competitive voice scholarship . . . alolanthev . . .1 La ' ' l l.t ...Newt... ane Serva Padronav . . . Palmetto Players Cabinet . . . sweet . . . pink . . . lovab e cocora ura D p trips to Atlanta . . . diplomacy . . . four-year roommate . . . always smiling '. . . early to bed . i NELL SUDDUTH HOOD, GASTONIA, N. C., B.A., Sociology . . . attractive . . . NELLO . . . wedding bells at Christmas . . . Sid . . . likes music . . . smart clothes . . . sense of humor . . . sweet gal . . . casual... friendly . . . Citadel. , , , , , IANE TAYLOR, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.S., Biology . . . Whois Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges President of Day Students . . . biology lab assistant . . . always busy . ,L . couldnt talk if 1 ' ht arm Hubert the Cat you held her hands . . . Pepsi-Cola fan . . . Miss Wil iams rig ' . . - . i - . C1 b RANGELEY TURNER, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.A., Sociology . . . library assistant . . A Social Sgrvice Ecu . . . alwa s lau hin . . . blonde . most wonderful time I ever had . . . apples . . . Lets go or a wa . . . Y S 5 - - wants to be one of Dr. Boyd's A. A. U. W.s. A ' E h t S . 1 NANCY TYSINGER HAYNES, SPARTANBURG, S. C.. B.A., ,Sociology . . . Concept Sta d. circles ra . .d.v OCIH Service Club . . . Barney . . . big smile . . . 'Tm hungry' . . . eats and eats . . . I ont ee sokgoo . nd EMILY IUSTINA WALKER, COLUMBIAA lvlris., B.A,hSociolocgy .1 . - -a3IBZ:i?'H1ei1- SeeS5CifSYg'Zr3iCe k . .... f - ' tes... assica 6 --',, . 1 nowledge .I .R .C scadsgp E500 oo ingnc o 1 S S Om ' I ' Heyyyy . I : lust plgm cute. Cl ' ...oeP . - POJELY Ellgldlllr, S. C., Pail:-lflao . . . belautiful blonde hair . .1p1anoMTs2taEaik dr dililglgggigl Sense of humor . . . infectious laughtler . . . generous . . . understanding . . . oya . . . oo . . . K' K L bd Scho ars ip. , - - -- BETTY ANlNI VXIPELCEETIANYJERSQN, s. G., B.A., Svvwlvey - - - Wlgog Who Ifclgflggtswlgfggllf 5H?ei.Li1?d2Q11,, versities and Colleges . . . President of Senior Class . . Chge-n img: Versahty . ' . Style . . I Dr. Eoaid . . . Social Service sllub . . . IEPR. C. . singeiifg aa-yg allies, m ' ' ' ay0r... Miss Covere Wag0no.,i...seep1r1 '. -h k - h dm, ANNE WILLIAMS YEMASSEE, s. G., B.A., Sociology . - - g00d109k1Hg -f-S: a!rflgZrjQfegfu,j,1?, ffgveling flashing brown eyes7. . . more cokes . . . nice 'gfiggefv - ' ' V1Ceg.r?S1i1i?CEnOMa?12ger of Parley Voo . . . ardent gal . . . copious and lovelv clothes . . . stilg another coke Askew 11CU 3 teaser... 'l ' it ssheis... .ustonemore' - , - . fAh1t- A -t- BESSIE CCglNlN1ORaVS7Pll?EE?ORANGBBURG, S. C., B.S., Sociology.. . :bV1cc-Ealgesrdentsggari .9.1fNZiEZ19i-higher Secretary of Gavel . . . Sugar Blues . . . quiet but effective . . 261315511 ,Pg ' ' ' . . . sincere . . . Connor,' . . . Sugar . . . Isle of Palms . S Misa' - . ' grand personality . . I Pet hate: SARA ELIZABETH WOODRUFF' CHARLOTTE' C., ' Y pd ickle sandwich at 10:00 oiclock . . . what Ttllldying - . . fiend Over ReV10U,S Russian Sable . . . Cl1CGSC an P G1 ig tning ' h !! I V' -P- 'd t of Senior ass . DOROTITY KPSYYPES WRIGHT, RICHMOND' VAN B'S','PSyCh0llfigdiTd for bicaieleff 1. tres gai . . . Associate ardent Virginian ' ' ' most efficient ' ' ' Y' W' CI' A' Caiimet .Wright YOu're wrong . . . wearer of the C . . . Editor of Y's AND OTHER Y,s . . . Dottie', . . . night FTW i i Ie Y 7 Commencement Marshal ' ' ' Sincere friend ' ' ' honols plgcliication . . . BeckY,, . . . Palmetto Players MARY REBECCA WRIGHT, RICHMOND' VA BMUSI7 S Ron . . curly locks . . . girl with, the gfnden Cabinet . head of make-up for operas . . . beat of the Ymp y 'hhhhh , while you're up' . . . Does hair . . . iron will . . . a liundred menvand a gif! ' ' ' Packages ' ' ' S i I l 1, h thls make me look like-school mmm? ' h 'th honors . . . quiet . . . brilliant . . . drive to Eng 1S EFFIE ZOTOS SPARTANBURG S C B-A-A Englw W1 ' aculate dresser . . - 6011, mY goodness ' , 7 0 'S m Class across the street . . . knows all the answers - - - lm 59 !+ 1 li I Q 5 4 z! if? 'S ,J Ht fc , be V I L: ' in pl Ca pf Q Sl - Fa f il 5? A B Q YW - - '-Y ..- 7 . giT::1g f---'W A S S1 L B I M We were happy in September when we returned, but with our gay spirit there were new and deeper feelings of responsibility. We were upperclassmen-we had Little Sisters, -we were jolly juniorsv. There was a new thrill in college for there were different interests for us in our third year. Our friendship with our sister class began early with the barbecue. We still remem- bered our own freshman days and helping the class of ,5l get adjusted was a pleasant task. Later there was the junior-Freshman ceremony which symbolized for the two classes the intangible union of love and friendship. Then we had the junior Shop too-and were we proud of the new coke machine purchased by us. In December we sponsored the annual Christmas Bazaar. After the joyous holidays came the bleak january and exams. But even blue books couldn't drown the jolly juniors' spirit. ln February there was the junior Dance, and later the junior-Senior Banquet. We poured Olll' time and combined effort and all the money we had been earning in the junior Shop into making these two projects a jolly success. Spring 'came and with elections we began to realize that our junior year was closing. Farewells to our senior class was sad, but with the donning of our caps and gowns we felt a new dignity and responsibility. juniors we were no longer-but We knew we'd be jolly t0O-Safe in the Sef1i0f Class- Officers BETTY K. WILSON, President SOPHIE RIDDICK, F irst Vice-President SUE Cook, Second Vice-President LIB FREY, Secretary . MARILYN WOODSIDE, T7'6ClS'lL1'61' bl M1 N, U I H . II Inf 4 Y ANNA JEAN ALTNIAN. NIAR-IORIE E L I Z A B E T II BIRDSALL. BEULAII MARGARET BRADFORD. LALLA BRIGHT BROXYN, MARGARET HAYNSXYORTH BULL. NANCY ELIZABETII BURCH. SYDNOR CAIN. GRACE HUSSEY CARTER. 'IANE STONE CLEVELAND, IRXIA SUE COOK. SARAH ELIZABETII COYINGTON. LOIS NIATTISON COXE. XIARIANNA REED DICKERSON. ENIILY XVYNNE EDIYARDS. XIARIANNE ELLISON. ' CATHERINE CLAUDIA EZELL, CAROLINE FANT, XIILDRED COURTNEY FLOIVERS, THELMA GER- ALDINE FORXIAN. ELIZABETH VVARD FREY. C ASF I . I I 8 !1 9 l-'S'-A49 'fi ., I 95.1--guffmgg, imf, SL, V M, ,,M.im L-3 1- :lr-, ALETHIA BILLYE CLAIRE CALLICHER, OCTAVIA GARLINGTON JEAN ELIZABETH GARRISON, BETTY COOPER HALE FRANCES EARLE HALFORD. ELIZABETH HAMNER, NINA NEELY HAN- KINSON, DOROTHY MAE HANNA, ELIZABETH HARPER, MARTHA CLAIRE HARPER. LAURA ALICE HASSELL, ALICE NEYLE HENDERSON, JEAN HODO, MARY M HUNTER. T NINA CHRISTINE JOLLY ANN FRIPP JONE OORE HOLMES, BETTYJEAN S, MARIAN 3' AVERILL LAWSON, DOROTHY KATHERINE LEAK, MOLLY JANE LEATHERWOOD. 63 V: I fv 5- f' in X ' ff V If :Q X. ,A , 'g I .H .J ri -I fl Qfll A J imi C P xy! L -A 9 48... JANE CAROLINE LEXVIS, JANE CAROLINE LONC, ELIZABETH ANNE MCCEORCE, MARCARET LANE MCMILLAN, BETSY LEE MCNAIR. LOIS JEAN MAIN, MARY LILLIAN MEALINC, MARTHA XVOODWARD MURRAY, MARY J. NANNEY, JACQUELYN BELL PARRISH. MARTHA MCCORMICK PAXTON, KITTIE PEELER, MARY KATHERINE PENNEBAKER, CHARLOTTE HAR- RINCTON PONVE. SUSAN EVANS POXVE. BETTY JO PUTNAM. MARCARET ELIZABETH RACAN, JEAN ELLIOTT RICKENBAKER, SOPHIE NASH RIDDICK, ISABELLE ASSERSON ROBERTSON, JEAN ROBINSON. 1 .-X It ! I OR M -1948 I, 1 J I , , . , ,I A ,U V i L' Ly,-p .1. ,. .Q A g53,,35v-555, ..,., 3 Lil as-.,,, .,, -irwjxlgli-,,, M, -,n.,...M,.tl :I hw A lm' My M pr M A , -Ig ' 1x1n.e-s4L'L-'fi1m! . , yy- ,I-,gn ll' MARGARET ROOHAN, HELEN SACKELLARES, CLAIRE SIEGBERT, MARY ELLEN SITTON, MARY NELSON SMITHWICK. TTE WILMER SMYTHE SARA MARGARET HARRIE , STONESIFER, WILLIFORD NORMAN STOKES, AVERY MCLEAN SYLVESTER, CYNTHIA LOUISE TOWNSEND. MARY IO TURNER, MARY IANE WATKINS, MAR- GRETHE WEEKE, MARY FELECIA WEEKS, AMELIA NEIBLING WHEELER. ELIZABETH SIMPSON WVHITNER, FRANCES CHRIS- TINE WILLINGHAM, BETTY K. WILSON, CAROLYN GRACE WILSON, MARILYN STILES WOODSIDE, 'CATHERINE GLADYS WYMAN. 65 4 L 1 n 1 1 4 I I Mighty Sophs! Music to our ears! We buzzed back to the campus, laughing and crying too, with a Hi-Yan for everybody and found new duties in our exalted position. We clambered around, plans galore, with all our interests just spilling forth. First came -Ahal Rat Week! How we planned to teach those newcomers a thing or two-and what short memories we seem to have. We funeral marched over to freshmen dorms and unearthed all quivering mice. Believe us! It,s not so easy as it looks! Then we settled into our routine of fun, fun, fun, classes, fun. Christmas found us busy with decorating the tree, carolling, the Sophomore party Qmore funl and-ol' Saint Nick's visit. We dressed doll babies for YU Qand secretly played with them when no one was lookingj, flew to meetings of this and that, drew posters, manufactured endless things for the dramav, trudged miles on hikes, and became neurotics from psych knowledge. We played with the Teletalk , corrected in correctives, lingered long in the Little Shop, avidly athleticed , everything many', Cgoodj or few Cba-a-a-adl. We thoroughly enjoyed every phase of our college year: too, we were really a longed-for part of Converse and trying to attain her spirit in our very own way. Officers Lois ScoT'r, President SALLY EDWARDS, First Vice-President BARBARA BROWN, Second Vice-President VERA STARR PRESTON, Secretary CAROLYN VANN, Treasurer 67 ALICE ROYALL ACREE, KATHERINE ACEE, MARCIE LUCIA BALLARD, JEAN HEATH BARNHARDT EDITH BARTON BELL, BARBARA ANNE BENNETT, ELIZABETH FLOYD BICBY, NVALTON LOUISE BOATYVRICHT. GLENN SIMS BOLT, ANN LYNN BOOKER, LAURA HILL BOWLES, PAULINE CECIL BOWLES. BETTY LEE BREWER, VIRGINIA CLEMENT BROOME, BARBARA ANDERSON BROWN, JEANNE BROWN. SUZANNE BUTLER, A N N I E FLORENCE C AR R, ELISE M A T H E W S CARSON, FRANCES E. CLARK. BETTY jANE COCKS, JACQUELYNE COOK, DIXIE DAXVN CONVERSE,EMMA DOROTHY DAVENPORT. RAMONA DAVIS, JEAN DEHART, ANNE EURETTA DOAR, CAROLYN PACE DUER. SARAH LAVINIA DYCHES, M A R Y ANN EDVVARDS, SALLY CARY EDIVARDS, ELLEN GLASGOVV. SUSAN ELXVOOD GORDON, KATHERINE ELIZABETH GRAVES, LUCIA ADRIANNE GREEN, MARY IVINSTON GWATHMEY. PATRICIA ANN HAIR, BETTY JANE HAN- COCK, MARTHA CATHERINE HARRIS, BLANCHE KUHLKE HARRISON. BETTY LEWIS HARVARD, ANN HAYFORD, CONSTANCE K. HERBERT, BETTY JEAN HIGDON. BETTY JO HIGHTOVVER, ROSE MARIE HOLLEY, ISABEL DRURY HOLT, EMILY KAY HORTON. SARAH ESTELLE H O U C K, ELIZABETH PEKHAM HUBBARD, JEAN FRANCES HUD- SON, MARTHA ELIZABETH HYDE. MARY ALICE INGRAM, GIVEN ANNE ISBELL, MARY ALICE JOHNSON, KATH- RYN LAURA LEWIS. GERTRUDE JOHNSTON, JANE PAGE KIRBY, BEVERLEY ANN LANG, BETTY JO LATHAM. GARNETTE AILEEN LAXVTON, JO ANN LEATHERXVOOD, SALLIE JUNE LENROXV, JULIA T. LEVVIS. PATRICIA KRISTINIA LITTELL, FANNIE LONGLEY, JANE XVORTH LOXVERY, KATH- RYN MAREE MCGURRY. MARIAN ELISE MCMASTER, BESS XVHITE MAGAULAY, SHIRLEY VIRGINIA MADDOX, JEANNE MARTIN. MARGARET ELIZABETH MINNIS, KOKAB MOAREFKI, CAROLINE G R A XV F O R D MOORE, MARY VIRGINIA NOFSINGER. SARA ADAMS OLIVER, DOROTHY SUGGS ORMOND. MARY GAROLYN O'SHIELDS, ELLEN LUGILE PERDUE. QD ES f T ES of V ROSE MARIE PLATT, BETTY JO POSTON, MARILYN ELIZABETH POTEAT, MARIE- CENE CAINE POWELL. VERA STARR PRESTON, I E A N E T T E BUTLER PRITCHETT, NANCY KIRK REEP, MARTIE BOYLE RODDEY. S FRANCES PACE RYLAND, FRANCES ELIZ- ABETH SARCENT, BETTYSUE SCARPETTA, LOIS HICKSON SCOTT. VIRGINIA LOUISE SCRUCCS, MARGARET ANN SHELL, MARY ELLEN SHERRILL, MARY ELAINE SMITH. ELAINE FRANCES STEVENSON, MARTHA ANN SUDDUTH, SARAH E L I Z A B E T H THOMPSON, ANN HARRISON TURPIN. CAROLYN JOAN VANN, IANIS H E L E N WALTON, P O L L Y PENDLETON WHITE, BARBARA ANN IV I L L I A M S O N, JANE CRAEME WYATT. N N I 1 1 V , i , 1 I E . D? ,r .1 Qi :if 1 I ,i l . 1 WM Yes . . . as inexperienced as any Freshmen-but we had our individuality in eagerness for We were anxious to learn about college and take a part in Converse life. That we did for We Werenit here long before we were Working math problems, speaking Spanish, and Writing our weekly themes. We didnit mind lessons though . . . after all, we came here to learn. But it wasnit just studying that made us feel at home. Soon we had our representatives on Council, Yu, and the A. A. Board. Some of us were reporters for the Parley V00, others were ad-getters for the annual and Concept. We tried out for the Palmetto Players, the Hyatt Music Club, and worked on various committees. Our own publication, We, the Freshmen, made us very proud. Sports demanded lots of our time. Exhausting? Sure, but we learned to play a better game and best of all we learned the true meaning of a good Converse Sport. All these things helped us feel more securely established and gave us a deeper appreciation of Converse. As Sophomores we will still be learning and loving . . . Converse. Officers ANNE SMYTHE, President ANN CIVVATHLIEY, First Vice-President BETTY NICGIBONY, Second Vice-President Io CHENAULT, Secretary SARAH LOUISE EVANS, Treasurer 73 l.-1 ww FRESHMAN Q A HELEN ELIZABETH ABBOTT, NANNETH ARLENE ADAMS, LOUISE 'VANCE ALBRICHT. ANNIE LOIS ANDERSON, MARJORIE NAN ANDER- SON. LILA LOUISE ANTHONY. FRANCES DIANE ARNOLD. JUNE ANN ASHE, MARY CAROLYN BAILEY, ELIZABETH DUDLEY BAIRD, MARY ATHENA BAKER, MYRTLE ANNE BAKER. ESTELLE XVRICHT BARKER. MAX .AUGUSTA BARNARD, PRISCILLA MAY BEARD. CAROLYN ANNE BEARDEN, BARBARA BEDENBAUGH, xmlu' JANE BEERS. NANCY BLAKELY. MARY ANNE BOSTICK, HELEN BRENNER BREDEN- BERC. YIRCINIA ROYCE BROXVN, BETTIE BROYHILL, MARGARET ANNE BUCHANAN. A AN CLASS . . . I9-48 MAUDE LOUISE BULL, MARY ELEANOR BULLARD, CAROLYN BYRD, RACHEL CAROLYN CAMERON, SALLY CARSON, EVELYN PAULINE CASH. CHARLOTTE CAUSEY, NANCY CHEATHAM, IO CHENAULT, CLARA A. CHILDS, MARY ELIZABETH CLARK, LOUISE IONES CLAUSSEN. SARAH LOUISE CLINKSCALES, AGNES COATES, DOROTHY COCCIN, FRANCES COLLIER, MARY JANE CRYMES, MARGARET SEARS CURRY. NANCY CURRY, MARY EMILY CUTLIFF, ANNE DAVIS, EMILY ALINE DELOACH, SUZANNE RYLAND DERRIEUX, NANCY ELLERBE. 75 L ,f H C SARAH LOUISE EVANS, MARY ANN FOSTER, MARIA SPADY FRASER, GEORGIA DARGAN FREE, JANE GARDNER. MARY DEVAULT GILLESPIE, YVONNE GILLILAND, MARY DOUGLAS GRAHAM, ANN GXVATHMEY, ELIZABETH HAMER. POLLY MARGARET HILL, JEAN CI-IIGHESTER HOLLERITH, ANN GABELL HOLMES, VIRGINIA GOFER HOLMES, BETTY GEORGE HUDSON. DOROTHY JENNINGS, ELISE DEVEAUX JOHNSTON, MARJORIE JONES, BARBARA DOXVNS JUDY, JANE KAUFFMAN. E 1 . MAN CLASS I948 IANIE ESTHER KING, FRANCES HELEN LARGE, ADELAIDE LEFT- WICH, CAROLYN ANN LEWIS, HELEN GORDON LEWIS. MARY GARDEN LEWIS, BETTY LITTLEJOHN, NELLIE JEAN LITTLE- JOHN, BETTY MCGIBONY, HELEN CORNELIA MCLEOD. MARTHA JANE MCNAIR, BETTY MCNISH, SYLVIA MAKEPEACE, BETSY FAUCETTE MALLARD, DORIS ANNE MARLEY. RILLIA FRANCES MATHIS, BOBBY MERRELL, ELLEN C. MERRY, MARY MILLER, MARY FRANCES MILLER. 77 The FRESHMAN MARY ANN MILLS, ANN LUDEN MOMEIER, MARY LOUISE NEXVMAN, AGNES BOXLEY NEXVTON, NANCY NORXVOOD. NANCY OUZTS, FAM PAHLAVI, MARY CLAIRE PATRICK, NANCY ANNE PHIFER, BILLIE MARGARET PHILLIPS. MARY ANN RAMSEY. KATHERINE ANN RATTERREE, LEAI-I READ, JANET RAE REED, PATRICIA RILEY. MARGARET CARLISLE ROBERTS, NANCY PATRICIA ROBERTS, MARY EATON ROBERTSON. CA ROL YN DEAN ROGERS, RUTH TAVIA ROSENBERG. 78 R AN CLASS . . . I948 MACY ECHOLS ROSS, MAUDELINE ANNE SMYTHE, BARBARA ANNE STONE, SARA EUNICE SULLIVAN, RITA JUNE TANNER. ? HARRIET RODDEY TAYLOR, JANE TAYLOR, PEGGY THACKSTON, ' SARA IONE TILLOTSON, BETTY TONGE. BETSY ROLLINS WALLACE, MARTHA JEANNE WALLACE, RUTH WEST, DORIS WILLIAMS, LULA NORMENT WILLIAMS. DOROTHY HUNDLEY YVYATT, MILDRED I-IAZEL WYATT, ELIZABETH CLARK YARDLEY, BETTY WELLS YOPP, MARY ANN ZIMMERMAN. 79 '.i.Ee ' f-2-5,11-A-f' iq-...Wg -3.-Ji.. L fill- Q.,-L.: ,- : , ...as -- H- ,V A. -,.6... f---- -'-- -f - Uh ' ' um:sxfz1-1s.vs4:.',.r::rf::51,11Laig:a.':3 iizvgzg-gf r 'M - ,,, ,V ,,m,,,mT 82 -,-gLm:':.,,. .fa z 111141, 2 f ,mgv.14w.f f 4 A--if THE E ARE QW, wzwwf nn.-.44 - ff- fr. ...f 43 ERBIINE FLOYD TLIDE T GC ER OFFICERS ERMINE FLOYD .... ..... ..... ....,.. P r e sident PHYLLIS DUPILLE , . . .... Vice-President SYDNOR CAIN ..... ..... S ecretary DOT ORMOND .... .... T reasurer HOUSE PRESIDENTS MARY JANE HOLLINGSWORTH ...,.. ............ .... E a st Wilson ANNE ATKINSON .....,.... . . .,,, West Wilson JEAN MCSWEEN. . . ......... Pell MARTHA PAXTON . . . ,.,,,, Dexter CYNTHIA TOWNSEND ,,,, Andrews SARA STONESIEER . . , ,,,, Cudd REPRESENTATIVES JANE TAYLOR ...,. PEGGY BRADFORD ELISE CARSON ,... SALLY CARSON. . . JANE M CNAIR ..... BARBARA BROXVN 84 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,Day Student Representative . . , . . .junior Representative . , .Sophomore Representative . . .Freshman Representative . . .Freshman Representative . . Cottage Representative mf mt zry er on on ell fer ws dcl UC UC UU UC UE UC' The Student Council acts as a legislative and judicial body at Converse College. It upholds both the regulations of the Student Covernment and the regulations of the college, and has as its purpose to represent the entire student body and function in the best interests of the members of the Association. The Student Council adopts the Honor System as the basis of its policy. It stresses the responsibility of each girl to uphold the standards of this Honor System, which embodies the spirit and ideals of Con- verse. Through our loyalty and cooperation of the part of every student, this Honor System is a strong and effective force in all phases of our college life. WV' Q77 'Q' Seated, Left to Right: f,HXIOND, FLOYD, DUPn,i.E, C.xix.HSf11mliiig:v E. Cxnsox, Ioxvxsiixn, PAXTQN, STONESIFEIX, IxIcSwi-iiix, Arxixsox, Bmxnilonn, ClI,I,lNf,SNXOliI'II. 95 OFFICERS MARIAN RITCHIE .... ....... P resident JOHNNIE DOYLE , , . .... Vice-President LALLA BRONVN ......, ..... S ecretary OCTAVIA GARLINGTON . . . ................ Treasurer XVILLIFORD STOKES .,,. ..., F reshman Commissioner CABINET BETTY CLOUD. . . . . Chairman, Program Committee NfKNCY STEELE .T.... .......... P rogram Committee NIARILYN VVOODSIDE. . . . . .Program Committee , --+- FANNIE LONGLEY . DOTTIE WRIGHT. . BETTY IO PUTNAM. . . . . . . JEAN ROBINSON. . . EDITH BELL .... ALICE ACBEE . . . ANNE DAVIS .... SOPHIE RIDDICK . . PEGGY ROOHAN . . . BEss MACAULAY . . BETTY SHERRILL. . ANN RATTERBEE. . O . .... Program Committee . . . .All Campus Activities . . . .Social Service . . . .Morning Watch . . .Morning Watch . . Parley Voov Representative . ..........,...... Publicity House Committee House Committee . . .Day Student Representative . . . .Freshman Representative 1 Chl zstmas Pageant Xl, C. A. The Young Woinenls Christian Association at Converse oliers guidance and encouragement toward a deep spiritual life. XVe find constant inspiration and nourislnnent in the dignity of XVednesday and Sunday services, the quiet pause of morning watch, and tlie peaceful moments of vespers. Our goal at Converse is to become Well-rounded individuals and it is the privilege of the 'CYS to help carry out this purpose. Seated, Left to Right, First Row: STEELE, Wnicnr, Rmnicx, NIACAULAY, ACREE. Second Row: STOKES, GAIKLINGTON, RITCHIE, DOYLE, CLOUD. Standing: DAVIS, SHERRILL, BELL, RooHAN, PUTNABI, WVoonsmE, RoB1NsoN. 1' ,, fi mi! -.,,,Z ' Presidents' Board I Seated, Left to Right: WILSON, STEELE, SCOTT, JONES. Standing: RITCHIE, STOKES, FLOYD, DUPILLE, ROBERTSON, BENNETT, LOVE, VVELCH, BOLLIXIAN, l'IERBERT, ENNIS, BIKLE, HITE, TAYLOR. Presidents, Board is composed of the Presidents of the leading organizations, the V ice-President of Student Government, Freshman Commissioner and the Editors of the three publications. The purpose of President , B d s oar is to make suggestions, to recommend new rules, and to serve as a medium between the faculty, administration and the student body. It is the responsibility of Presidents' Board to further the intangible ideas of the student body and to foster school spirit. PAT BOLLBIAN, Chin. .,..r..., Editor of Purley Voo BETTY ANNE XVELCH, Secy. .President of Senior Class ERBIINE FLOYD ..... President of Student Government PHYLLIS DUPILLE .... V.-Pres. of Student Government NIARIAN RITCHIE ........... President of Y. W'. C. A. SALLY HITE ........ President of Athletic Association NANCY STEELE ..,....,.......,.. President of Gavel BARBARA BENNETT ..... . , . . . . .President of Crescent BETTY K. XVILSON. . . . . . . . .President of junior Class Lois SCO'I'1' ...... .... P resident of Sophomore Class ANNE SBIYTHE ..... .... P resident of Freshman Class S 8 i JANE TAYLOR .... ..., P resident of Day Students BETSY ENNIS. . . . .... President of Dramatic Club JEAN LOVE ...i..........,. , .... President of I. H. C. PEGGY ROBERTSON .... President of Hyatt Music Club VVINKIE STOKES .....,..,..,. Freshman Commissioner ELEANOR HERBERT .............. Editor of Concepf, blARGARET HALL JONES ....... Editor of Parley Voo' EDITH BIKLE ..........,. Editor of Y's AND OTHER Y's B N.ANCY RENAKER .... President of Phi Kappa Lambda ETTY BYRD ......,.,.... President of Gamma Sigma tents Slab l. C. Slab oner :eptv V'o0 3 Y's lgma zhda Commencement arshal First How, Left to Right: STEELE, FLOYD, WELCH, DU1'ILLE. Second Row: ENNIS, WRIGHT PROTHRO, HITE, BIKLE. Third Row: JONES, RITCHIE, BOLLINIAN, HERBERT, LOVE. Fourth Row TAYLOR, ROBERTSON, MIMS, CLOUD. The Commencement Marshals are the rising Senior representatives to Presidents, Board and the oflicers of the rising Senior Class. It is their duty to marshal for the graduating class and to usher for all' commencement activities and programs. They also serve as hostesses to out-of-town families and friends BETTY ANNE WELCH. .... . . . EDITH BIKLE PAT BOLLMAN BETTY CLOUD PHYLLIS DUPILLE BETSY ENNIS ERMINE FLOYD ELEANOR HERBERT SALLY HITE MARGARET HALL JONES JEAN LOVE EIVIMA JANE MIMS ANNE PROTHRO 89 , .Chief Marshal MARIAN RITCHIE PEGGY ROBERTSON NANCY STEELE JANE TAYLOR DOROTHY WRIGHT 4 40,5 ., fb T Q' arms 'Us T Seated Left to Right: TTEAIDLEE, CEE, BLAKELY, KIBLER. Standing: TAYLOR, WINGFIELD, DAXVIS, NIU-Jus, Brno, Suczoxnl, GEIXSCI-lEl SKI. Gamma Sigma Gamma Sigma, the honorary scholastic organization of Con- verse College was founded in 1923. It is composed of faculty inemhers who belong to Phi Beta Kappa or Sigma Xi and seniors xx ho have maintained high scholastic averages in their first three years of college work. The senior with the highest average heeonies the student president. The motto HKnow Thvselfn states the Jur ose of the , ,- 7 - V 1 P organization. F.-XCL'l.TY Nlicxiaunsx Dr. Boyd. Nliss Gee. Nlr. Cerschefski. Dr. Clwatlnney. Dr. Kililer. Dr. Klorgan. Nliss Phaup, Mr. Seeondi, Dr. Taylor, Dr. XX ingheld. STLDEXT Xliiximiasz Rosmnary Blakely. Ann Davis, Ann Headlee. Du. Xlriins. Faculty Prcsidem' BIZTTY Brno. Student Prcwidenf Xliss XYILLIABIS, Sccreffzry-T1'cf1szu'er VVho,s YVho serves a four-fold purpose hcre at Converse: as a commendation to a student for her success in college, as a recommendation to the business world, as a standard measure- ment for students, and as an incentive for students to get the most out of their college careers. The girls listed in Wfhois XV ho were selected by an anonymous committee composed of representatives from the student body as Well as from the faculty. The biographies of each of these out- standing students will appear in W71019 W710 Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, a book which, in itself, provides national recognition. lX1ElNIBERSZ Edith Bikle, Pat Bollman, Phyllis Dupille, Ermine Floyd, Sally Hite, Marian Ritchie, Nancy Steele, ,lane Taylor, Betty Anne XVelch, W O'S W O At Conver Fzist Row, Left to Right: WELCH. STEELE, R1'rcH1E, FLOYD, BIKLE. Second Row: DUHLLE, BOLLBIAX, Ilrriz, VITAYI 1 'sd 46 X 0 I 9, QL., ri xv 4 YW We have completed our Work- the book is yours. We hope that it compensates for the nagging we did in the fall-club lists, picture payments, snapshots, acheesev' ex- pressions, and all other annoying incidentals. May this annual bring you as much enjoyment now as it has brought us in giving it to you- and may it bring back pleasant memories of your Converse life in years to come. The editorial and business staffs wish to express their sincere ap- preciation to The R. L. Bryan Com- pany, The Charlotte Engraving Company, and Mills Steele Studio for their constant cooperation. ' and0 EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF EDITH BIKLE ....... DOTTIE WRIGHT . . PEGGY ROOHAN .. SARA STONESIFER . . ANN HEADLEE .. JEAN ROBINSON .GG.. M ARY ALICE INGRANI ,,.. SYBIL CREICHTON . . . BETTY BYRD .... DOT AYERS .... IANE LOWERY .... CLAIRE SIEGBERT. . , . I .... Editor-in-Chief . . .Associate Editor . . .Assistant Editor . . . . . . .Assistant Editor . . .Senior Representative . . . . . .junior Representative . .Sophomore Representative Day Student Representative . . . . . . .Organization Editor . . . . . . Copy Editor . . . . . . . .Feature Editor . . . . . .Head Photographer KIT AGEE ........ . . .Assistant Photographer TAVIE GARLINCTON . . . .Assistant Photographer NIARIANNA DICKERSON. . . .,.......... Art Editor MIMI HOLRIES. . ..... .... H ead Typist ANNE PROTHRO . . . . . . ....... Typist TOOTIE HOLLINGSWVORTH . . . . . . . . . Typist DR. ELFORD TXTORGAN. . . . . .Faculty Advisor ROSEINIARY BLAKELY BETTY CLOUD .... ANNE VVILLIAMS . . ANNIS BLACK ...... MARY ELLEN SITTON JEAN GARRISON . . . MARY JO TURNER . . ANNE BOOKER . . . ALICE AGREE .... and Other Y'S of I94S Left to Right: AYERS, BOOKER, CREIGHTON, BLAKELY, BIKLE, WRIGHT, HOLLINGSWORTH, BYRD, STONESIFER, PROTHRO, ROOHAN, LOWERY, ROBINSON, INGRANI, SITTON, HOLINIES, TURNER, C-ARRISON, WILLIAMS, SIEGBERT, AGREE, GARLINGTON, AGEE, CLOUD, HEADLEE. . . .Business .. Assistant Business Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Advertising Alanager Aianager Alanager Alanager Alunager Alanager Alanager Alanager Alanager 47' ,JY Th Purley V00 BOLLMAN Seated, Left to Right, First Row: AGEE, lDAV1S, VVHITNER. Second How: JONES, BOLLMAN, JONES llono, SCOTT. Standing: XVILLIABIS, TNCIKAAI, BELL, WVYATT. ORLIOND. DAVIS EDITQR1 AL STAFF Lois SCOTT .............. ..... A rt Editor PAT BOLLM.-xN, BIARCARET HALL JONES Co-Editors KIT ASEE' DOT ORMOND 'A Sports Editors Dlli.-KN Homo ..,.....,...,......4... Managing Editor BUSINESS STAFF LIB FEET '--- - '- -' News Editor ANNE DAVIS .......,............. Business Manager LIB WHITNEH Q----44- -44- C 0791! Edin? ANN WILLIAMS .... ........,, C irculation Manager Xlalu' ALICE INGRAM . . .... Feature Editor KAFOO MCNAIR Ahutrl, Assistant Circulatign Manager EDITH BELL r.,,....T. .... A lake-up Editor' ELLEN GLASGOW ............ ,....T ..... H e ad TypiSf The Parley V00 is the otlicial bi-weekly newspaper of Converse. It is a member of the South Carolina College Press Association and The American Associated Collegiate Press. The staff ol this newspaper makes a genuine effort to stimulate an active interest in school activities, and to promote a constant awareness of world aifairs. Through columns, news items, and edi 1 y 'f0fi21lS, the Parley V00 attempts always to fulfill its motto, 'Speaking tor you and about youu. ' 94 -we nr-was an-f-4. ,aw 54116-W ,-:.:... Ng. W., EDITORIAL S ELEANOR :HERBERT . . ANNABEL CRIBB ......... NIARY IVIOORE HOLNIES . . . PEGGY BRADFORD A... Lois SCOTT .....,. HUGH IVICCSINNIS . . . JEAN NICSXVEEN .... NIARTHA MURRAY. . . JEAN BARNHARDT. . . NIARY ALICE INGRAIVI The Concept TAFE .............1Cditor . . .Assistant Editor , . .Managing Editor . . ...,........ Art Editor Book Review Editor . . . .Wild Thyme Editor . . . . . .Senior Editor . . . . . . Iiinior Editor . . . ,.., Sophomore Editor . . . . . . . Sophomore Editor BUSINESS STAFF NIARILOUISE CHAUNCEY ..,.,,.... Business Manager BETTY BYRD ,.......,,. Assistant Business Manager NIAY BYNUAI ...., NANCY TYSINGER . LORENE ALDERNIAN B1LLYE GAIJLIGHER . . Assistant Business Manager . . . . Assistant Business Manager . . .......,...,....,.... Typist . . . .Typist ELOISE HARRINGTON .... ,iii........s.. T ypist NIILDRED FLOWERS Circulation M anagee' CAROLYN VANN ,,,i,, Assistant Circulation Manager BOLLLIAN JONES DAVIS Editor ditors unager xnager rnagef Fypisi E the ghool ill its 1 a ,W tw HERBERT Left to Bight: HOLMES, TYSINGER, NICCIEORGE, BARNHARDT, Cl-IAUNCEY, MCSWEEN, Lnxiun CHAUNCEY HERBERT, VANN, SCOTT, BRADFORD, INCHANI, BYRD, BYNUBI, MURRAY. The Concept is a literary magazine composed of the best creative writing done by the students. Published three times a year, each issue contains a criticism written by Mr. I. Mitchell Morse a former editor of The Nation. A prize-winning story of twenty to twenty-five years ago , . was reprinted in each Concept this year. Awards for the best short story, essay, sketch, play, poem, and book review will be presented at Class Day. r t n l I l i l l W. I .V-. . . Seated, Left to Right: NICGINNIS, CAIN, BOLLNIAN. Standing: FLOYD, JONES, HERBERT, NICGEORGE, CRIBB, BARNHARDT. Wild Th m KI know a bank Whereon the Wild thyme blows . . . N This line, from Shakespeare,s lovely song explains the name of Converse,s literary society. Membership is honorary and is determined by the quality Of creative contributions appearing in The Concept and Parley V00- Before publication of each issue of The Concept, the members of VVild Thymev meet to choose their most outstanding Work . . . this article receives 'cLaurelsD. The purpose of the club is to maintain a high literary and oncept and Purley Voc. A tiny black journalistic standard for The C quill appears beside the published Work of each member. ELIZABETH h'lCGEORGE .,.. .......,......Chief Scribe ELEANOR HERBERT .,..i.......r.,, ..,,.,.. G uarclian of the Royalties hlEhIBERSZ lean Barnhardt, Pat Bollman, Sydnor Cain, Annabel Cribb, Ermine Floyd, Margaret Hall jones, Hugh McGinnis. The Freshmen again take their place in the Converse literary World as they continue for the eighth year the publication of their booklet, We, The F reshmen. An editorial board, made up of representatives from each of the freshmen English classes, meets Weekly with Miss Elizabeth S. Bearden, Director of Freshman English, to select the best themes. Three issues are published during the year. Prizes are offered for the best selections. These prizes are determined by an outside judge. As first prize Rinehart and Company is presenting a beautifully boxed edition of Stephen Vincent Benetis collected Works. The second prize, an autographed copy of Madame Margot, is being presented by its author, Mr. Iohn Bennett of Charleston. Within the pages of this booklet the purpose of We, The F reshmen is fulfilled, that of providing an outlet for freshmen theme Writing. EDITORIAL BOARD: Frances Arnold, Mary Eleanor Bullard, Io Chenault, Clara Childs, Yvonne Gilliland, Mary Ann Ramsey. WE, the Freshmen . AISEY BULLARD CHILDS, ARNOLD, GILLILAND, CHENAULT, RA ' 97 The International Relations Club The International Relations Club is an organization attempting to promote more interest and better understanding of world affairs. Under the leadership of Dr. Lillian Kibler, meetings are held once a month for the discussion of outstanding world developments and problems. The discussions are conducted by students and guest speakers, and are directed toward analyzing current topics and their relation- ship to history. JEAN LoVE ,....,.. ........... P resident JANE CLEVELAND .... .... S ecrretary-Treasurer lVlE1VIBERS2 Anne Atkinson, Margaret Banks, Betty Baker, Betty Byrd, Nancy Burch, Peggy Bradford, Betty Cleveland, Annabel Cribb, Betty Crowell, Mary Coleman, Marilouise Chauncey, Anne Davis, Mary Ella F elder, Eoline Garvin, Lib Harper, Virginia Byrd Hart, Frances Earle Halford, Martha Horton, Mary Moore Holmes, Mary jane Hollingsworth, Frances Holladay, Mary jane Hildebrand, Dot Leak, lane Lewis, Averill Lawson, Margaret McMillan, Betsy Lee McNair, jane Nowell, Emily May Peed, Charlotte Powe, Susan Powe, Anne Philpot, Anne Prothro, Betty Bagan, Robin Robins, Emily Shadburn, Nell Sudduth, Nancy Tysinger, Polly VVelborn, Tina WValker, Betty Anne Welch, Elizabeth Whitner, Ann VVilliams, Gladys Wyman. LovE, CLEVELAND vs! av l K-Q mi, 'Age-'- ' E' Seated, Left to Right: LAWSON, ELLISON, COLENIAN, STEELE. Standing: BRADFORD, MCGEORGE, AMES, ENNIS, MCNAIR, WILSON, BROWN, STYRON, WRIGHT, PEED, EDWARDS. OFFICERS ELIZABETH ENN IS President DOROTHY ARIES Vzce-President VIRGINIA ELLISON S ecrelary BETTY' ANNE MCCEORGE Business Manager CABINET EBIILY NlAY PEED KITTE PEELER BETSY LEE lX'lCNAIll Stage LALLA BROXVN PEGGY ROOHAN Properties NIARY COLELIAN BETTY KAY WVILSON Lights SALLY EDXVARDS PEGGY BRADFORD Publicity NANCY STEELE BETTY STYRON Sound Effects FRANCES EARLE HALFORD REBECCA WRIGHT AVERILL LAXVSON Costuming and Make-up Palmetto Players The Palmetto Players Were organized to meet a definite dramatic desire in Converse College. It is their purpose to provide a training ground for all those interested in the production of plays, to provide audiences for experimental projects in drama, and to present to campus and community the plays which they deem Worthy of thought and attention. Members, admitted by competitive tryouts, are p of students interested in Such relevant crafts as staging, lighting, com osed make-up and costuming, as Well as acting. MEMBERS LORENE IXLDERLIAN BETTY BAKER lN'lARCAIiE'1' BANKS ANN BACHRIAN JEANNE BARRETT PRISCILLA BEARD RIAHJORIE BIRDSALL LAURA I'l1LL BOXVLES CAROLINE BROXVN VIRGINIA BROXVN BETTIE BROYHILL RIAUDIE BULL BIAY BYNUAI CAROLINE BYIID FLORENCE CARR ELIZABETH CLEVELAND JANE CLEVELAND BETTY CLOUD BETTY JANE COCKS NIARY BURXVELL COLELIAN DIXIE CONVERSE BETTY CIKOXVELL JOHNNIE DOH'LE ELLXVOOD GORDON KATHERINE GRAVES BETTY HALE KITTY LIALINER NIARY JANE HILDEBIKANIJ FRANCES HOLLADAY M ARTI-IA I1ORTON BETTY GEORGE HUDSON JEAN IIUDSON GXVEN ISBELL FRANCES JACKSON CHRISTINE JOLLY BARBARA JUDY NIARY FRANCES LANKEORD DOT LEAK SALLY LENHOXV JANE LONG DOIKIS NIARLEY KATHRYN BICCURRY l'IUGI-I BICCINNIS MARGARET NICNIILLAN NIARY ANN NIILLS NIARY LOUISE NEXVBIAN JANE NONVELL EAIILY RIAY PEED NANCY PHIFER BILLIE PHILIPPS ROSE BIARIE PLATT VERA STARR PRESTON BETTY JO PUTNABI BETTY RACAN NIARY ANN RABISEY NANCY RENAKER PAT RILEY ROBIN ROEINS IIELEN SACKELLARES RIARY NELSON SBIITHXVICK NANCY STEELE BARBARA STONE BETTY STYRON NELL SUDDUTH EUNICE SULLIVAN PEGGY TI-IACKSTON BETSY XVALLACE JESS XV.-XLLACE RIARY JANE XVATKINS RlARCllE'1'I-IE XVEEKE POLLY XVELBORN RUTH XVEST ELIZABETH XVI-IITNER C.-XROLYN XYILSON PEGGY XVOODBERRY SARAH XVOODRUFF REBECCA XVRICHT H att Mu i Club The Hyatt Music Club, founded in I936 in honor of N. Irving Hyatt, Dean Emeritus of the Converse School of Music, is atliliated with the National Federation of Music Clubs. This is the only social musical organization on the campus, and both academic and music students are eligible for membership. Its purpose is to create a more general appreciation of music. OFFICERS PEGGY ROBERTSON . . . ...,......, ....... P resident DORIS LEFLER .... .... V ice-President BARBARA BERNARD. . . . . .Secretary AVERY SYJLVESTER . . ....... Treasurer EMILY SHADBURN , . .I . . .Social Chairman Seated, Left to Right: SYLVESTER, ROBERTSON, SHADBURN. Standing: LEFLER, BERNARD Glee Club The Converse 9011989 Glef-3 Club members are selected after UYOWS 111 the fall. livery VVednesday We meet in the auditorium for Our rehearsals. The Glee Club is composed of music a d d ' is under the direction of Mr. VVOodrOW Picllcergiliig. emlc Students cmd OFFICERS NIARTHA HORTON ,.,..r..,, ..... P resident PEGGY BRADFORD Vice-President ANN IiAYFORD' A - I , .See1'eta1'y-Trec1sure1' f . ALICE IOBLEY L-AA ....... A ccompanzst 'M-A ,4-.4-.. ...-,,..h,........ ,... ,... ... - -- A Seated, Left to Right: BAILEY, BRADFORD, PATRICK, lVlOBLEY, DOYLE, HAYFORD, HOILEYDAY, HANCOCK. Standing: BflIlIS, l'l,UBBARD, LATI-IAM, BAKER, RABISEY, ANDERsON, I C RIDE, HORTON, COCKS, STEVENSON, BROXVN, ACIREE, BIRDSALL, PEED, CRIRB. MEMBERS ALICE ACREE ANN ANDERSON ANNE ATKINSON CAROLYN BAILEY BETTY BAKER MARJOIUE BIRDSALL POLLY BOWLES BARBARA BRONVN JO CI-IENAULT BETTY JANE COCKS ANNABEL CRIBB JEAN DEHART JOIINNIE DOYLE SALLY EDXVARDS CATHERINE EZELL FRANCES EARL l'lALFOBD BIECE HANCOCK VIIKCINIA BYRD HART CONNIE IJERBERT F RANCEs flOLLADAY KAY l'lORTON BETTY l'lUBBA1lD ANN LANFOIKD BETTY JO LATHAAI EvA BICBRIDE EBIBIA JANE NIIAIS DOT OHBIOND CLAIRE PATRICK EBIILY BIAY PEED VERA STARR PRESTON ELLEN PURDUE lNlAHY ANN RABISEY BOOTSIE STEVENSON NELL SUDDUTH NIAHY JANE XVATKINS AKIELIA XVHEELER SARA XVOODHUFF CLADYS XVYBLAN Music at Converse Our Music School is becoming more and more a part of everyone at Converse. Though not all actually participate in its activities, they do enjoy the productions-Whether it is the Monday night program, Converse on the Airy, which comes over station WORD, the student recitals, assembly and chapel programs, or the annual Music Fes- tival. Each student looks forward to the concerts of the chorus, orchestra, and glee club. Our Music School is one of which we may all be proud. IO2 Rho Chapter of the society of Pi Kappa Lambda, national honorary musical society, was established at Converse College April 14, 1938. Modeled after Phi Beta Kappa, it bestows upon superior students of music honors equivalent to those with which Phi Beta Kappa bestows upon liberal arts students. Outstanding graduates of the Bachelor of Music course are eligible for election. Pi Kappa Lambda , ny - 4 Fm, , T R ALLNVARDT RENAKER, GEHSCHEFSKI, STABLES, LAWSON, PAD 10 ' IO3 FACULTY MEMBERS DE.5N GERSCHEFSKI Mu. Srfm MR. STABLES Miss PAZMOH Mus. LAXVSON Mu. ALLXVARDT STUDENT MEMBERS Nmxcx RE1xAK1:1x RALPH OSTHOFF 'i 5'g EL, 4. .' LQTWZ Social lub Service mei forr WV1LL1Aix1s, GAuR1soN, BYNITLI NIENIBERSZ Dot Ayers, Ann Bachman, Mary Barker, Annis Black, Rosemary Blakely Caroline Brown, Margaret Bull, Nancy Burch, May Bynum, Sydnor Cain, Grace Carter, Betty Cleveland, Betty Cloud, Anne Davis, Caroline F ant, Mary Ella F elder, Elizabeth Frey, 16811 Garrison, Mildred Hamlin, Alice Hassell, Lib Harper, Ann Headlee, Teresa Hughes, Mary F ranC6S Lankford, Dot Leak, Kathryn Lou McNair, Margaret McMillan, Lois Main, Mary Mealing, Margarethe Wfeeke, Mary WVeeks, Emma Jane Mims, Martha Paxton, Mary Pennebaker, Anne Philpot, Robin Robins, Isabelle Robinson, Drucilla Searcy, Mary Ellen Sitton, Harriette Smythe Nell Sudduth, Cynthia Townsend, Mary Io Turner, Rangeley Turner, Nancy Tysinger, Tina XValker, Betty Anne XVelch, Anne VVilliams, Bess Wolfe. The Social Service Club is composed of the Majors and Minors in the depart ment of Sociology. The Club stresses leadership training among the youth of our college, its aim being the promotion of interest in social problems. The purpose is twofold: that of study and that of social actions related to the needs of our society The advisor for this club is Dr. Boyd. OFFICERS NIAY BYNUINI President ANNE WVILLIAMS Vice-President IEAN CARBISON S ecretary-Treasurer IO4 OU1' RIG Blakely, ', Betty y, Jean F'ranceS lealing, ', Anne imythe, 7, Tina epart- gf our nose is moiety. LLT67' Hi pani lub Anyone Who is taking or has taken Spanish is eligible for membership in the Hispanic Club. This club has interesting in- formal meetings Once a month with guest speakers, Its purpose is to bring its members in closer Contact with our Latin-American neighbors. Mrs. Sanjuan and Dr. Woodruff are the club advisors. OFFICERS DOT AMES .,... ..,......... ....... P r esident MARGARET BULL - ' ..,.. V ice-President JEAN ROBINSON ' - - . , .Secretary-Treasurer AINIES, BULL, ROBINSON I O5 MEMBERS JEAN BARNHARDT EDITH BELL MAUDE BULL CAROLYN BYRD SYD CAIN GRACE CARTER ELIZABETH CLEVELAND LOUISE CLINKSCALES BETTY CRONVELL DOROTHY DAVENPOIKT GEORGIA FREE FRANCES EARLE HALFOIKD B. J. HANCOCK ELIZABETH HAIIPEIK JEAN HODO MARY ALICE JOHNSON BEVERLY LANG AILEEN LAWTON DOROTHY LEAK MARY GORDEN LEXVIS NELLIE JEANNE LITTLEJOHN LOIS JEAN MAIN FRANCES MATHIS MARGARET lX4CMILLAN MARY VIIIGINIA NOFSINGER CHARLOTTE POWE SUSIE POWE MACY ROSS CLAIRE SIEGEERT WINKIE STOKES MAIRY JO TURNER SARA VVOODRUFF EFEIE ZOTOS ' ' 'T' MEMBERS KI'I' AGEE BETTY BYRIJ BIAIIILOUISE CI'IiXUNCEH' BETTY CLEVELAND JANE CLEVELAND SUE COOK SYEIL CREICIRITON ANNAIIEL CRIIIE EXIILY EDXVAIXIDS Bl.-XIUANNE ELLISON BETSY ENNIS KIARY ELLA FELIJER MILIJREIJ FLOXVERS BETTY LEXVIS llAliVAllD ALICE l'lASSELL BETTY l'lUBBARD JEAN l'lUDSON CIIRISTINE JOLLY JEAN LOVE NIARTIIA NIURRAY ANNE PROTHRO PACE RYLAND JEAN SACKETT NELL SUIJIJUTH AVEHY SYLVESTER CLAIRE SIEGEERT ETHEL TIANTSKE L'AIIiance Francai BROXVN, FANT, BIEALINC, SLOAN OFFICERS BEVERLY SLOAN I... I.., P resident LALLA BROXVN I I I Vice-President CAROLINE FANT. I I , I .Secretary hlARY NIEALING ..I. ..,. I I , . .T1'ecLsu1'e1' L'Alliance Francaise is a club for advanced French students. It has as its purpose the extension of interest beyond classroom discus- sions, and presentation of programs to supplement this background of the language with talks, essays, social studies of French customs and literature of the French people. The meetings are conducted in French to give the members more experience in the actual and prac- tical use of the language. Dr. Wfoodrufl and Dr. Vermont are advisors of the club. IO6 X t I Jo G is to and 'nt Int ry 'er tts . It iscus- round SIOIUS ted 111 prac- visors Classical Club CARTER, TURNER, DOYLE OFFICERS IOHNNIE DOYLE I . . , ...... President GRACE CARTER t A p ,.,.... Vice-President MARY IO TURNER ...., . . . ........... ..... S ec1'etary-T1'easu1'er The Classical Club is the oldest club on the campus. Its purpose is to furnish a background for the study of the classics. The mem- bership consists of the advanced Latin students and those studying archeology and Roman life. Miss Gee, head of the Latin depa1't1nG11'C, is the sponsor and inspiration of the club. Having traveled extensively in Italy, she is able to contribute many interesting glimpses of Rome and its history. IO7 MEMBERS LORNE ALDERBIAN lVlARCARET BANKS NANCY BURCH SYD CAIN SARAH COVINCTON CAROLINE FANT RIILDRED FLONVERS ELIZABETH FREN' IVIARTHA CLAIRE l'IARl'15II ALICE HAssELL ALICE HENDERSON LOIS JEAN lN4AIN NIARY INIEALINC EBIBIA JANE INIIAIS TOY IXICNIILLAN EIXIILY lWAY PEED MARY PENNEBAKER ANNE PIIILPOT ANNE RAIXISEUR LOIS ROBBINS ISABELLE ROBERTSON NIARY ELLEN SITTON PIAHRIETTE SIXIYTHE WINKIE STOKES SARA STONESIEI-'ER NANCX' TYSINCER CYNTHIA TOXVNSEND TINA WALKER il Wh T TAXLOH, COOK, EDXVARDS Day Student Qffieers The Day Student Officers are elected from the girls who live in town. They seek to bind together the town students and to promote interactive relations on the campus. GFFICERS .IANE T.u'LoR ,.,, .,..,....,.,, ,,,,4, P r egident SUE COOK ..,er ..r.,. V ice-President SALLY EDWARDS .r.. .... S ecretary-T1-easurer iOS orc of of the mc Wl BET MAI CLA SARA Bm JAN: Wn PAT Am Lef1 BAK 5-. f - i Modern Dance Club The Modern Dance Club was Organized in the fall of 1947 in order to stimulate the interest of the students toward the modern trends of the dance. Special emphasis is placed upon original creative ability Of the individual. This group participatesin May Day, choruses for the opera which are given by the music department, and as entertain- ment in chapel programs. Tryouts are held Once each semester at which time members are selected. OFFICERS ROBIN ROBINS ....... ............ . . ....... President - BETSY LEE MCNAIR .... ....,. V ice-President JACKIE COOK ....... ......,... . . .Secreta1'y-Treasurer MEMBERS BETTY BAKER POLLY HILL HELEN MCLEOD MARILOUISE CHAUNCEY SALLY HITE CLAIRE PATRICK CLARA CHILDS JEAN HODO SPICEY RIDDICK SARA COVINGTON ANN JONES JEAN ROBINSON BITSY COXE ESTHER KING DEAN ROGERS JANE GARDNER AVERILL LAWSON PEGGY THACKSTON WINCIE GWATHMEY BEss MACAULAY SARA TILLOTSON PAT HAIR LOIS MAIN JANICE WALTON ANN HEADLEE MARY NIILLER Left to Right: LAWSON, TILLOTSON, NIILLER, CIIILDS, COOK, WALTON, KING, ROBINS, NICLEOD, BAKER, COXE, MAIN, ROGERS. 109 k 1 ':,r!f,f4'a, i?y6a1'..i ll' 4 4- I' XVHITNER, GARRISON, BROWN Granddau hters' Club MOTHERS NIAIKL.-XliE'l' MINGE LOUIsE RICKY NI.-XUIBE CUDGER EDITII CELI iXL151ili'l'A BROCK XI.-XUIJE XV.-XLKIQH FRANGIQN Nli1DL'k'l4'Il-I XI.-XIKY HOIAIAN NI,-XIKCLAIKIIIA CLEx'EI.AND XII-Xliii.-Xlilfl' CLEVELAND XI.-XIKY CII.xxIRLIs DRYER LOIN NI,X'l'T'I'ISON EAIILY XlCilDOXYE1.I. EMILY XYOOTEN DAINY RIGIIARDSON HL l'II ll.-x'I I'IE HAZARD XIAHY OLIVER LXXCIII CTAIHLY LINDSAY X-.X'I'l1.Xl,I1i HUNTER XIXHY II':S'I'H1ili DAGNALL ,IRAN CfL'NNINc:IIAxI LL'C'lIX TIIONIINON ANNIE CROLGII EI,IzAIsI-3'I'II HVRRARD DAUGIITERS ELEANON IIERRERT. . POLLY IIILL .A,... . NIAIIY ALICE INCH.-XAI HELEN LARGE, . , I . NELLIE LITTLEJOHN ILZBISIA JANE NIIAIS .. .IANE NOXVELL ., SARA CRLIVEH, , . ELLEN PERDUE .,.., XI.-XIIIECENE POXVELL LEAII BL.-XNCIIIE READ JANET RAE REED ,. XIAIKCL.-Xlilfl' ROBERTS BEYERLY SLOAN XIARY ELLEN SITTON IIARRIETTE SMYTHE MOTHERS .FRANCES TURNER ,NIARCARET LAW HY ALICE CAUDLE . . I .IDA BRABHAAI NELLIE I'1ALLAIAN . . . .EBIRIA CREXVS VERA GIBBS , RIATTIE LOU ANDERSON JEXVELL ROBBINS . . .TOCCOA CAINE ,. ROSA STERNEURGER HIIKSCHBIAN . RIARCAHET ELIZABETH ROGERS . .SADIE HERBERT DAISY RUSSELL . , .NANCY NIORRIS ,HARRIET HUGHES XII-XNIJELINI-I ANNE SNIUTIIIC , , NIADELINE HOLLIDAY B.-XIHSIKIKA ANNE STONE . ..I.. EBIILLE KNIGHT JANE TAYLOR . I PEGGY TIIAIIKSTON .. BETTY TONGE , , EI.IZAIiIiTII XVIIITNICN CLI.,-XIJYS VXVYNI.-XX LOUISA JUSTICE ,. LENOIR DRYER KIARY CLIATT ,. VIRGINIA SIXIPSON . ,LEASE SLOAN Cotllllon Club IRS RNER LAW I DLE HAINI NIAN EWS IBBS LSON BIN S LINE .IAN PERS ERT ELL RBIS HES DAY SHT 'ICE YER RTT SON nAN The Cotillion Club presents the Hrst formal dance of the school year. The girls who are selected by the club are class representatives for the figure automatically become the dance marshals serving at all four dances during the year. The president of the Club Serves as chief dance marshal OFFICERS DOT AMES ---- ...... P feszdent ANN I'IEADLEE. . . ,,.,,, Vzcapyesldemg LIB FREY .... .... S ecretary T1easure1 Seated! DUPILLE, MILLER, CHEATHANI, VVILLIAMS, HEADLEE. AMES, FREY: OBINS, CLARK. Standing: MOORE, AGREE, ROOHAN, RICKENBACKERQ S1TT0Nf ' ' CARSON. lll DANCE MARSHALS SENIORS PHYLLIS DUPILLE JEAN NICSWEEN ROBIN ROBINS ANNE VVILLIAFNIS JUNIORS lVlILLIE F LONVERS IRAN RICKENBACKER PEGGY ROOI-IAN MARY ELLEN SITTON SOPHONIORES ALICE ACREE BETTY BRENVER SISSY CARSON CAROLINE NIOORE FRESHNIEN NANCY CHEATHAM LIB CLARK LIB HAlNfIER M ARY M ILLER 1- - qt. I x X The name, The Crescent, symbolizes a col- lege student in her earliest stage, as is the new moon, it symbolizes also the vast room for growth which the organization, together with the underclassmen, shall have, it symbolizes the recognition of leadership which has not yet reached its potentiality but which will grow like the waxing moon. The purpose of The Crescent is to serve as a medium through which the Freshman and Sophomore classes, together with the upper classes, and organizations can work in con- structive and effective activities for the better- ment of our college. The members of 'rescent are chosen from the F reshma V Izlp by nominations from the class and ti by the active mem- , -'n' Hi-wG.Q,'.f. bers. The necessary for member- ship are th x uine interest in and growing i I all UHClC1'StEll Others, unseliish leadershipz depth satisfactory scholarship. l ESC EN l W OFFICERS X '. V BARBARA BENNETT . . A .... P1eS1de1lt JEAN DEHART --4A-4.- Vice President MARY INCRANI ,... Sggrgtag y ' ANNE DOAR .......,........ Trga,-guy gr h'lEMBERS! Alice Acree, Kit Agee Edith Bell Sally Edwai ds Fannie Longley, Shirley Maddox Ieanne Martin Lolg Sggtt Polly WVliite. ll T it 1 l 1 u Xiu, T X. wi .. X. ,hw AX sk Xu.. J, N -Alf, X' xiii- Hi XT 1 X X X , 51, Aff? 'lip '. f. Virfr li. The Order of the Gavelidgglpds, as its purpose, to organize Y jpkjriipq the representative girls in the Serfgitirk Class, that they, through a X.C23l.4 ax T unilied leadership, might uphold urther the ideailiqand spirit QM: Legg' of Converse. Ng, .air 1 1 w'i5F1, hiv - - - rfffn' . iiiiilfiwf' The qualities for membership ageffoutstanding aiidqgproperlv . ,iff directed leadership, depth of chppfracter, a sense oi ,513 ie! spirit of I lip- JV C Converse and an acoe ta-ble .larshi stan,,1't'ff'. , P , p , L Il3 OFFICERS NANCY STEELE President BEss WoLFE Secretary DOT AYERS Treasurer MEMBERS EDITH BIKLE PHYLLIS DUPILLE ERMINE FLOYD SALLY HITE M ARGARET HALL JONES lh4ARIAN RITCHIE ! Q I I ! , I ll H ff l Q1 x W 0 I i I in 76me64czzdaezof,ecz44c2ageaewZ4,mwZ44'9zm7646Z4cwnewZ II4 fy X. f yn ,F fy vm ff :QI 4! fi ,ya if 2 if 350 Mi 1 , 7 'Z . ,z iw.. M , X' ff' 1 lf' mf X. Q,-g,. Q 'f'7'4'9'!' 4- f ., i V ' r 4 ,., 10 f 1 1 ' 475? , f f auf ,f ,iw ,, , ,VV A , , uv ,., , ,1 Wy. ,, !'K,'j' 'pri' wax, V Q , W, f ,. Q .. y Vaj, 4 4 4 --5 21 5. I -QP WM.. - ...,. ...X ,,V- x X! 35 . -ov nh 251 qgg, , LL, , LL E ' - ' 'QAKSHIFRQ' m RE THE TIMES k S!lJ.'L.,. !I7 OFFICERS SALLY HITE President BESS VVOLFE Vice-President CLAIRE SIEGBEET x5 l Recording Secretary S BEVERLY LANG Corresponding Secretary KIT AGEE Treasurer DOT AYERS Senior Advisor BETTY SHERRILL ' ' Senior Advisor ELIZABETH WHITNER junior Advisor ELIZABETH HAMEB Junior Advisor BESS MACAULAY Sophomore Advisor VVINCIE GYVATHMEY Sophomore Advisor MAX BARNAED F reslirnan Advisor ANN GXVATHMEY Freshman Advisor H 'pf 4'-w Seated: SHERRILL, NIACAULAY. LANG, VVI-IITNER, WV. CENVATHNIEY, AGEE. Standing: AYERS, SIECEERT, l'lITE, XVOLFE. thletic duisory B ard The Athletic Advisory Board attempts to promote the ideals and the spirit of the Converse girl on the athletic field. Serving as a nucleus, the Board encourages interest and enthusiasm in competitive athletics, but above all, strives to produce good sportsmanship in each girl at all times. The wearer of the UCD is a girl who can always be depended upon to promote team spirit and good sportsmanship both on and oil the field of play. She wins her MCU by actively participating in athletics, thereby earning a specified number of points. In addition, she must keep training, attain a certain standard of posture, and possess good sportsmanship. i MENIBERS2 Dot Ayers, Lorene Alderman, Edith Bikle, Pat Bollman,,Marilouise Chauncey, Anne Davis, Anne Doar, Iohnnie Doyle, Phyllis Dupille, Wince Gwathmey, Mildred Hamlin, Ann Headlee, Sally Hite, Jean Hodo, Mimi Holmes, Tootie Hollingsworth, Bev Lang, Tog McMillan, Betsy Lee McNair, Marian Ritchie, Page Ryland, Claire Siegbert, Tina VValker, Betty K. Wilson, Bess Wolfe, Dottie W1'ight. A Block Club H1115 CHAUNCEY HOLLINGSWVORTH BOLLIVIAN NVOLFE DUPILLE RLTCHIE DAVIS NVALKER DOYLE NVRIGHT GXXVATHBIEX' BIKLE ' NICNIILLAN I-Iono SUSGBERT XVILSON RYLAND NICNAIR hl0LlXIES Aquatic Club blur, OFFICERS lVlILDRED HAMLIN President M ARY LILLIAN MEALING Vice-President BEss NIACAULAY Secretary-Treasurer Seated: DUPILLE, HITE, HAMLIN, MACAULAY, C. PowE, RYLAND, LEATHERWOOD, HANCOCK. Standing, First Row: RITCHIE, LANG, MEALINC, AGEE, SIEGBERT, ROOHAN, HOLLADAY, CLEVELAND, DOAR, RANISEY. Second Row: COVINGTON, BULL, S. POWE. All students who have passed their Senior Life Saving tests are eligible to become members of the Aquatic Club. The chief aim of this club is to further interest and stimulate spirit in swimming. Toward this aim, the Aquatic Club opens the pool one night a week for recreational swimming. They conduct the swimming meet which climaxes the swimming season. Also, they sponsor a water pageant each year. MEMBERS: Kit Agee, Peggy Bradford, Margaret Bull, Maude Bull, Jane Cleveland, Sarah Covington, Anne Doar, Phyllis Dupille, Betty Jane Hancock, Sally Hite, jean Hodo, Frances Holladay, Beverly Lang, Io Ann Leatherwood, Dot Ormond, Charlotte Powe, Susan Powe, Mary Ann Ramsey, Marian Ritchie, Peggy Roohan, Page Ryland, Betty Sherrill, Claire Siegbert. IZO OFFICERS N1ARCARET MCMILLAN President ANN HOLIVIES Secretary-Treasurer All students interested in horeback riding may join the Saddle Club. The aim of this club is to satisfy the need for the outdoors of the college girl by giving weekly breakfast and supper rides through exciting bridle paths. The members participate in the Cymkhana and furnish laughs for all. Classes are given for advanced, intermediate, and beginning riders. At the stables there are always horses and someone to show you the trails. MEMBERS: Lorene Alderman, Betty Baker, Marjorie Birdsall, Laura Hill Bowles, Peggy Bradford, Lalla Brown, Frances Cameron, Nancy Cheatham, Frances Clark, Dorothy Coggin, Nancy Curry, Emily Edwards, Mary Cillespie, Mary Graham, B. I. Hancock, Alice Henderson, Polly Hill, Sara Houck, Marjorie Jones, Kathryn Lewis, Betty McCibony, lane McNair, Bobby Merrell, Mary Louise Newman, Agnes Newton, Nancy Norwood, Charlotte Powe, Susie Powe, Betty Jo Poston, Betty Scarpetta, Betsy Wallace, Margo VVeeke, Ann VVilliams, Mary Ann Zimmerman. Saddle Club l'lOI,AIES, BICXIILLAN 'Want-.qqv Volleyball Cheers from the gym . . . sore thumbs and broken fingernails . . . uwatoh the netv . . . confused rotation and plenty of fun . . . thatls volleyballl as f - KW. ,Wx ml 'M wa X, E ,X , I nm ya, . a'Q'6..4 PEGGY R001-IAN Mun HOLMES lnleafl of Volleyball Head of Baslcetlmll Basketball Dodge those posts . . . tall guards and short forwards . . . dribble and pass . . . shake that guard . . . free shots and long shotsl xi' 5 MAnf:,xnE'r BICNIILLAN Ilcacl of Riding in Q ll w U 1 is Riding Round and round in the ring . . . toes in, heels down . . . fresh air and fun . . . Gyrnkhana, cheering crowd, purple and gold . . . horses, horses, horses . . . thereis nothing like itl Tennis Xvilflll, sunny days . . . individual tournament . . two sets out of three . . . ready?-serve! . . . let . . . net . . . doubles . . . Watch that haekhandl . . . outside . . dence . . . ad in . . . game! l7! Sovuus RIDDICK Head of Tennis JEAN Hobo Head of Golf ,Q Golf Keep your eye on the ball . . . tee off . . . over the Waves of green . . . in the rough . . . lost ball . . . sink that putt . . . exciting tournament matches . . . balmy days and crowded greens. Hiking 5:15 Monday . . . old trails and new blisters . . . through mud and over puddles . . . trails' end at the cabin . . . hamburgers and coffee . . . cold evenings and cheery fires . . . songs and laughter . . . charades . . . fun for all, and all for fun! CJHACE CAn'run ill.-KYII5 CAlu.1xc:Tox ilczlfls of Hiking - . ..,-,....,....N... -A V-f 13, Wig' Q39 I 1 f,aff s- ' .fs -'f ny- f -'V CHAPEL '--'wr' Xl.. ff' ff at ..-, ,ff DayTiH1 U Tim 'L I26 Night Time . . . Right Time IZ7 . Q FK sf, 4 is P! k i'5-514-11:5-'zvjfa fzfrg-wlgtggb-,Z-.v jg,ff,f:gar3ef3Q2:f.:fif:,:e:-5-11112 f ' -..v----f. .:-,,- . -.,1, ,,.'-5 -in-, y,,g -:,-- ,.'.:l .,p,.-,,:, . -., Q. -Sy .'S.-.-, .1 V -.'?-. . '. 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I-40 lil x 4 3 MARY IANE EDWARDS MAY QUEEN, 1947 We em: af M47 3 'S' M A ,640 lx' N 4 X -O -X, K K, , A,J0r 2 f 1 lx I MAY QUEEN x M -ft., I 143 Day qt C0 DOROTHY AMES Maid of Honor Left to Right: ROBINS, BLAKELY, HEADLEE, AMES, IIAHT, FLOYD Hat onuer wmf X 7-1 NJ COOK, GARRISON, FLONVERS, WILSON CH EATHAM, HAME11, CLARK, JOHNSTON BREXVER, NVALTON, BAnNH,x1mT, AGREE Junior Freshman Ceremony The Iunior-Freshman ceremony symbolizes the uniting of the Sister classes. The loyalty and friendship pledged when each Junior gives a bracelet to her g'Little Sister in the Freshman Class continues throughout the entire college life of the two classes together. . 4 X f If 6 tkmfl AFL ,J 4-fy I AQ ff ' nl MQ 7 'wzi W, SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA tl. AN OUTSTANDING LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR VVOMEN PROGRESSIVE IN ITS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM RICH IN FINE TRADITIONS A NOTABLE SCHOOL OF MUSIC WITH A FACULTY OF CONCERT ARTISTS MUSIC SUMMER TERM OF SIX IVEEKS FULLY ACCREDITED CON V ENI ENT CONNECTIONS BY AIR, TRAIN AND BUS MtM For I'nfo1'mati0'n Address E. III. GVVATHMEY, PRESIDENT ,I .43 -1-1 ,rhlv U..,.,,.,,.,,.I,-,,-U-U-u'u'u'u'u'un'u'un'u'u'u'Ivun'n'um:'u'u'u'n'u'u'u--HnI-..-,,-U.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,-,,-, IRWIN'S DRUG STORE. INC. J 110 WEST MAIN ST. HEINTISH-WALKER DRUGS PHONES 59 AND '71 AGENTS FOR I , Prompt Delivery Service XVHITMAN s, NORRIS AND HOLLINGSWVORTH CANDIES , PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED PARKER AND SHEAFFER PENS Prescriptions at Specialty ru.11.11.11.11.11.11.11.n.n.n.n.n.n.ru.n,-I.-I,n.n,n,1l,n,n,n,,,,,,,,,l mu' SINCE 1897 COMPLIMENTS OF , ALEXANDER MUSIC HOUSE FAIRFAX CLEANERS - 'K ' 'I 200 EAS'F MAIN PHONE 926 u'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'I1'U'u'u'Q'u'u'u'la'u'u'u'U'u'u l,'u'u'u'l Wfeet Your Friends at 5 - SPORTS CLOTHES, STREET CLOTHES : HATS AND ACCESSORIES McCALL'S DO-NUT DINETTE ' HOT DOUGHNUTS, COFFEE, FOUNTAIN DRINKS AND ICE CREAM 272 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 5950 130 DUNRAR ST. -11nn1I.rl.1l.n.1l.rl.1l.u.1l.1l.f 11.11.1I.fl.n.rl.H.rl.ll.n.ll.11.vl.H.n.1l.lnfl A 1'IHuI'U'IA'I1'In'u'Ivu'II'u'u'I1'l1'u'I1'I1'u'ImI'uInru'II'II'u'I1'u'Immvu'u'u'u'u'I'n'n'u'u What You Want At Pleasifng Prices 1412 E. MAIN 157 N. CHURCH 167 E' MAIN I49 THE CITIZENS 81 SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA ,df N0 Account T00 Large -::- None T00 Small CHARLESTON - COLUMBIA - SPARTANBURG MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION IC' T. B. THACKSTON ERWIN and WHOLESALE co., INC. WARD and COVINGTON REAL ESTATE -- RENTING SPARTANBURG, S. C. Insurance of All Kinds R BIONTGOMERY BUILDING PHONE 52 190-192 EZELL ST HAMMOND - BROWN- ALLEN'S PHARMACY TENNINGS CUT-RATE Fon II'e Serine Only The Best FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - RUGS MOMGOMEM, BUILDING -1' fl.vl.ll5 F : mu1-1vu1'u'u'u'u'n-nunmmvu-um.-l,-,,.,,.,, PROUDLY T COMPLIMEBTS OF YOU THOMAS AND HOWARD SERVE K . as by I THE HARTNESS IVHOLESALE GROCRRS BOTTLING CO. n.n,n.n.run.Il.n.nn1.1l.u.n.v1.u.n.n.nu.n.11.vl.n.n.u.n.u.1 'nA'1a'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'nvun'u'u'ln'u'u'u'u'u'u'u' 'u'n'u'u'u'u'u'11'n1'uIn1'u'nuvu'n1'u'u'un'u'u'u'u'u'u' MONTALDO' 0F CHARLOTTE, . C., Inc. O 220 NORTH TRYON STREET lil. S mart Apparel for the Iliscriminating VV Oman a'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'l1'u'u'u'u'u'v'u'u'x1'u'u'l1'u'U'n'u'u'u'u'u'u'ua'u'uL DHPRE BOOK STORE PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL co STATILTJNERY - OFFICE SUPPLIES VVHOLESALE FOODS BOOKS - GIFTS GRERTING CARDS ' ' I I 194 EAST MAIN PHONES 83 AND 8+ 'l'.lI'l ,llll,,l,,l,,l,,l,,l,,.I,,A,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 1 ,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,....., ....., DEVOE 6 REYNOLDS THE RED BARN TEA ROOM COMPANY, INC. For Your Convenience and Pleasure PAINTS ' YARNISHES - BRUSHE5 ARTISTS' MATERIALS ON THE OONVERSE CAMPUS 342 Mm SPARTANBURG, S, C , Z . .n.n.n.u.n,n.n.u.v I5I COMIJLIMENTS OF SPARTANBURGRS : Newest and Best GENERAL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS VVEST MAIN STREET 1541 VV,EsT IXIAIN V nnnnr DODGE PASSENGER CARS PHONE 1155 R. B. LENTZ, President P. D. HEFFNEII, Vice-President CITY MOTOR CAR CO. 226 VVEST MAIN STREET SPARTANBURG S. C. DODGE PL YZVI O U TH JOB-RATED TRUCKS PASSENGER CARS l'u'u'u'u'u'lA'u'u'n 'n'u'u'u'u'u'u ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' IN SI'AR.'I'.xNBURG IT,S s1v11TTY's KTUNE IN FOR FINE FOODS W O R D LunLl1.e0nF01mZ2aZZr.TSve74S2i2b Sermce 14400 ON YOUR DIAL, KA INSPECTION 'CAP h SPARTANBURCFS FIRST NETWORK SFELEPHONE 9148 ASHEVILLE HWY. RADIO STATION FOI: RESERY'ATIONS AT CLEVELAND PARK J. FRANK BLAKELY COMPANY we if? ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS DUNBAR STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. .n n n n 11 11.11 1I.:1.u.n.u.n.n.vl.nu n fl 11 ll ny .u.n.n.15 , 'u'u'll'Iq 7 l.n.n.n.i I ln.n.n.1i- ln'u'n'lE 'mnI'u'n'u'u'u'u'u'u'In'u'u'II'In'u'u'u'u'u'u'n'nI'n'u'u- R. D. PICKENS Since 1904+ Contractor for TIN, SLATE AND GRAVEL ROOFING ALI. KINIJS OF SHEET METAL WORK FORCED AIR HEATING I SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONE 20 .llvfhrln-.n.rl.u.1l-n.n- THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK + + + + SPARTANRURG, S. C. 'u'u'u'vn'u'u'ln'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'l1'I HERRING FURNITURE CO., INC. I'Ve Arc Never Satisfed Unless Our Customers Are 161 N0lL'l'H CHURCH STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. 7 nrnnnnnnrur 9 SPARTANBLIRGVS QUALITY IEW ELERS f 153 EAST MAIN STREET ROYAL CROWN COLA cc Q yr by Tlzaulfrs to the Converse Girls ++++ CHERO ROYAL HATTERS 6 CLEANERS U'In'Il'U'INlI'I1'INlHn1'I1'INl1'u'll'U'I:'nI'Irln'u'u'n'u'u'u'u U u'u'U u'u'n'u'u CARROLL D. DESCHAMPS, President-Treasurer W. G. GOWAN, Secretary The Spartanburg Lumber and Millwork CO., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS PHONES 161 - 163 mm' nnnn.n.I1.vl,n: 11.11.11- I53 n'u'nl'u'la'u'lr'u'l:'lI'u:'ln'n'u'u'll'u'u'u'u'n'u'u' S PIEDMONT CAFE STEAKS AND CHQPS I 276 NI.-KGNOLIA STREET B. N. A. VASILTADES, PROPRIETOR 1419 AND 180 EAST MAIN STREET SPORTSVVEAIT- FORMALS SPARTANBURG, S. C. JUNIORS - MISSES Established 1910 I 1u.n.n.n,n.1I.1u,n.n.n,n.u 1.1I.n.u.n.n.vl.n.n.n.rlm YOUR BEST EYE INSURANCE IS GOOD LIGHTING ,itii , f ff nf! I f fl 7 mf if J 60 , WALLACE D. DuPRE MAXWELL BROS. 6 QUINN + + + + QUALITY FURNITURE AUTO SUPPLIES 204 EAST MAIN PHONE 62 hr '-T Iitv Qvztanrant ' 121 EAST MAIN STREET I54 Ll , E,- xml- I ..-1 5121 'lun'-. is Q : I-'mug g l'u'5g 5 I .1-1 Tm' 5 3 WILLIAMS PRINTING COMPANY ' PHONE 1332 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA LANE'S PHARMACY CUT-RATE DRUGS The Family Drug Store 214 EAST MAIN STREET Th' Jvf lf:-, Gran .-1 J SDARTANBUQG' 5-C- For Over Forty-five Years . . . SPARTANBURG,S SMART SHOP FOR VVOMEN AND NIISSES ,u,u,u,n.n.n.n.1v,n.u.1u,vu,n.n.a:,vu,n,n,n,n.vu,n.1 .n.n.u.n.n.n u--................. u In u um In In u u u u u u u u u In u an -I-Irun'u'u'u-u'u'u'u'1I-u-I n'u'u'u'n'u' A. M. LAW AND COMPANY FISTABLISHED 1892 SAFE INSURANCE SURE INVESTMENTS SPARTANBURG, S. C. SPRINGDALE DAIRIES 355 EAST MAIN STREET + + + + The Home of Baby Joy Milk 'u'u'u'u'u'u'uI-um-ImmI'u'ua'u'uf5'u'u-nmvm:4'-vuvu-u'vI'u'u'u' vu'- CRAF'I S DRUG STORE Rensovznble Prices SPARTANBURG, S. C. PHONES 5560 - 5561 COR. PINE AND E. NIAIN STREETS Your Shopping Itleadquarters for Fine Footwear Hosiery -- Handbags 0 NATURALIZERS 0 TOWN AND cOIfNTRI i 0 'DE LISO DEES I TONI DRAKE LADIES, APPAREL EXCLUSIVELY Famous Nrzmesfor College Dress B PAUSE-REFRESH--DRINK SPARTANBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. For the Unusual in Flowers FRED'S FLOWER SHOP. INC. GOOD PRINTING NIONTGOMERY BUILDING '4 K . 5, 7' PHONE 14.52 s. s. WVALLACE, OWNER J. DANIEL AYERS, MANAGER SPARTANBURG, S. C. DIAMONDS - VVATCHES JEVVELRY - SILVERWARE Flowers for All Occasions VVlzere Quality is First Consiclerationf' 226 EAST MAIN STREET 4Q 9Xg ' UPU BWI PHONE 3810 -It Heir' R STORE or DEPENDAB S J , S. C. , . IARTANBURG 146 E. RIAIN ST. SPARTANBURG, S 1l.1l-Yl.1l.li-lmH.ll.H.ll.ll.H.ll-I1.11.11-vl.vl.1l.ll.ll -n 11.1I.1I.1M.1I.I1.1I.1I.1l.n.n.u.rl.1l.n.ll.l1.1 .1I.1l.11.1I.1I.1I.n.nn1.11.11.11.1l.n.n.ll.ll.1l.llll HnI'IPu'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'll'u'n'uA'u'n'II'I1'IHIA'IA'I5'u'u'u'U'u'I1'In'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'lVII'u'u'n'u'u'u'u'u!l'n'l1 1'n'u'u'u' HOTEL F RANKLI SPARTANBURGJS NEVVEST - LARGEST - LEADING Excellent Foorl -::- Ample Parking Space FRANIQ HODGES, JR., Manager PHONE 842 .rl.lI.n,n.n,:1,vl.vI.u I E6 3,2- ..n.u.n.u.u. ,'u'u'u'u'u' il Q.n.u.n,n,,, N un-li,-,E u.n.n.E -+ n'u'u'n ig n'n'u'ng nu u U 'n1'u'u'n1'u'IHum'I1'u'mu'u'u'n'u'nn'n'n'u'u1'u'um'u'u'n'u'u'n'u SYLVAN BRDTH ERS DIAMONDS - WATCHES --- STERLING SILVER VVe Invite You to Compare Quality, Prices and Service With Any Other Jeweler in the United States Price is Soon Forgotten, Qualify Nevev' CLASS RINGS OF THE BETTER IKIND 1500 MAIN STREET CORNER HAMPTON BOYD'S THE 1948 Y'S AND OTHER YIS Excluwpe-FRED A. BLACK, INC. is bound in a CAPRI FROOKS ETTAGAYNES INM d , U KINGSCRAFT COVER Hm'pe1 s -- 'Ogue - a emozse e Since 1931 COMPLIMENTS OF n BLUE BIRD ICE CREAM, INC. S3 1 SPARIANUURGLS LEADING JEWELER5 f SUCCEEDING KOSCH'S 7 I f ' IWQ .WZWZ W , ' ? Z f, ' X A X I Y 7 7 y i Q f X , ,f W We The Name that Stampb' Quality On OLLS COOKIES BREAD R CAKE S 157 CATERING TO THE NEEDS O F CONVERSE FACULTY AND STUDENTS FUR FORTY-EIGHT YEARS fff THE A-.li AUC. W. SMITH COMPANY South C'Cl7'0li'l11CLJS Finest 1Jepa1'tnLcnt Store l E YVELCOME uw- For Fine Furniture CONVERSE .STUDENTS A RUGS - DRAPERY Spm'tanbu1'g's Dlodern Dep,t Store YVINDOVV SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS SLIP COVERS 'Hngvl 8: iivnn l58 0 f 1 N - .li Il.rl-n.vl.r: OFFORD COLLEGE 1 54-194 STANDARD COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS A.B., B.S., AND M.A. DEGREES STRONG PRE-MEDICAL, ENGINEERING, BUSINESS AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES VOLUNTARY SENIOR R.O.T.C. EUNIT ADEQUATE LIBRARY, LABORATORY AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES A EXPENSES MODERATE . ,H A pprooetl List of Association of Amzerican Unioersitiesg M emfber Association of American Colleges, the Sonthern University . Conference and Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION VVALTER K. GREEN President SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 5 l59 I Qyholoyfulfahy he Q5 and 01602 Q5 , ills S Gels 501 AUGUSTA ROAD GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA A l60 n'u'u'u'u'U'u'mum'y'n'u'u'u'u Hu' A u u u'u'lf'u'u'u'u'u'u A Request for Transportation Front You IIAscfA-1 IHHORITYN YWiTH IIS CAROLINA CAB COMPANY N. LIBERTY ST. PHONE 95 SPARTANBURG,S.C. : 1.11.1l.H.:guml.Iu.n.nl.n.11.n.r.. he ut! .yfafe Civic Center of the City + + + + , 1771 178 WEST MAIN PHO SPARTANBURG,S.C I6l DIRECTORY Abbott, Helen Elizabeth. .700 McDaniel Ave., Greenville, S. C. Acree, Alice Royall. . . .1510 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, V21- Adams, Nanneth Arlene ...... 109 Pearson Dr., Asheville. Agee, Katherine ........ Albright, Louise Vance ...., Alderman, Lorene ..... Altman, Anna Jean ..... Ames, Dorothy Blanton ................. Anderson, Annie Lois ........,......... Anderson Mar'orie Nan. s 1 Anthony, Lila Louise. . . Anthony, Mary Lou .,.. Arnold, Frances Jane. . . Ashe, June Ann ........ Atkinson, Anne ........ Ayers, Dorothy . . . . . . Bachman, Ann ........ Bailey, Mary Carolyn. . . Baker, Elizabeth Blease. Baker, Myrtle Anne .... Baker, Mary Athena. . . Ballard, Margie Lucia. . Banks, Margaret Louise Barker, Estelle Wright. Barker, Mary ......... Barnard, Max Augusta. Barnhardt, Jean Heath. Barrett, Jeanne ....... Beard, Priscilla May. . . Beardon, Carolyn Anne Bedenbaugh, Barbara. . .2 Beechwood Rd., Birming am. 9-- .11 Camille Ave., Greenville, S. C. Grandin, Fla. '.'C5tinfry'Cl1i15 'P.df,'s155femburg, s. C. . . . . .Montross, Va. Murfreesboro, N. C. ......Woodrui'l,S.C. . . . .Rt. 2, Box 88, Spartanburg, S. C. Rt. 2, Box 88, Spartanburg, S. C. -S. Libert St., Spartanburg y , S. C. . . .326 Spring St., Spartanburg, S. C. .........,............Latta,S.G. .1206 Ninth St., Huntington, W. Va. 1200 Holston Ave., Bristol, Tenn. 'f.'e'5o Kennedy St., Spartanburg, S. C. .921 Meigs St., Augusta, Ga. lnut St Newberry S C Baird, Elizabeth Dudley ........ ....1234Wa ., ,- - . .216 Montford Ave., Asheville, N. C. . . . .101 Butler Ave., Greenville, S. C. . 2717 Hillcrest Ave., Augusta, Ga. l. Dantzler St., St. Matthews, S. C. 3903 Peakland Pl., Lynchburg, Va. 3908 Peakland Pl., Lynchburg, Va. . .1515 Parkland Dr., Lynchburg, Va. . . . . . .8 E. Earle St., Greenville, S. C. Dillsboro, N. C. I I .l .I .I .U .I .I .i .I .1 .h .i .V .A .A .I .l . . .Linville, Va. .............Box 15, Wellford,S.C. 152 Carlisle St., Spartanburg, S. C. Beers, Mary Jane ....... 96 Livingston St., New Haven, Conn. Bell,1Edith Barton .... 1092 St. Charles Pl., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Bennett, -Barbara Anne .... Haywood Rd., Hendersonville, N. C. Bernard, Barbara Anne ........ Richmond Blvd., Danville, Va. Bigby, Elizabeth Floyd ..... 1005 E. River St., Anderson, S. C. Bikle, Edith ................... 4 Ashe St., Charleston, S. C. Birdsall, Marjorie Elizabeth- 4301 Verplanck Pl., N. W., Washington 16, D. C. Black, Annis Field ...... 2301 Pembroke Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Blakely, Nancy .......... 176 Victoria Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. Blakely, Rosemary ........ 176 Victoria Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. Boatwright, Walton Louise .... Forest Hills, Spartanburg, S. C. Bollman, Patricia Jane ...... 508 Cherry St., Clarksdale, Miss. Bolt, Glenn Sims ............ 110 Oregon St., Greenville, S. C. Booker, Ann Lynn ....... ............... L ottsburg, Va. Bostick, Mary Anne ...... 1415 Pinemont Dr., Columbia, S. C. Bowles, Laura Hill. .Walkerton, Mountain Rd., Glen Allen, Va. Bowles, Pauline Cecil ............. Mayo Trail, Pikesville, Ky. Bradford, Beulah Margaret. .402 S. Main St., Kannapolis, N. C. Bredenberg, Helen Brenner. .998 Highland Ave., Augusta, Ga. Brewer, Betty Lee . . .1016 Eastern Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C. Broome, Virginia Clement ................. Chesnee, S. C. Brown, Barbara Anderson. 1070 Cascade Rd., S. W., Atl'a, Ga. Brown, Georgia Caroline. .708 S. McDuHie St., Anderson, S. C. Brown Jeanne ...................... Box 83, Savannah, Ga. 3 Brown Lalla Bright ........... Johnston St., St. George, S. C. 7 Bull, Margaret Haynsworth ................ Cameron, S. Bull, Maude Louise ................ Box 234, Cameron, S. Bullard, Mary Eleanor. . .4013 Devereaux Rd., Columbia, S. UJUTUTJ G83 O 1 5344: N215 55' .5 S . Rada. f :D UQ. 51 :U cn, o H-2 De' to :SQ - 5' . FD- I eV H- S2 i-dj O- Udj O 2' 3 325 wx? 'IU Q-SQ v UU 245,45 gg: cn,-,,,T' gf:-4.. 22? OOC?-OF' G O QQ 570557555 e???e9ee aagae as-fe-ww:-15:3 Q-,gdcgq f'D'Qt.QQ CDN' vu-'T' 145.-1' J s- P5U5 -cQ3'V . HH! CD . gnwmifo- gil C52 CU ..-. 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O., New York, N, Y, Clark, Mary Elizabeth ........ 72 Maney Ave., Asheville, N, C, Claussen, Louise Jones ........ Pine Needle Rd., Augusta, Ga, Cleveland, Elizabeth Bomar, Dun Movin Farm, Wartrace, Tenn. Cleveland, Jane Stone ..... Dun Movin Farm, Wartrace, Tenn. Clinkscales, Sarah Louise .............. Rt. 1, Abbeville, S. C. Cloud, Elizabeth Mable ...... i .............. Lilesville, N. C, Coates, Agnes ....... 141 NVoflord Campus, Spartanburg, S, C, Cocks, Betty Jane. .608 Summit St., Apt. 16, Win.-Salem,N. C, Coggin, Dorothy .............. 1322-38 Ave., Meridian, Miss. Coleman, Mary Burwell . . .224 Norfolk Ave., Lynchburg,Va, Collier, Frances ............., Harts-Villa, Myrtle Beach, S. C, Converse, Dixie Dawn . 1238 Riverside Dr., Holly Hill, Fla, Cook, Irma Sue ...... 438 S. Fairview Ext., Spartanburg, S, C, Cook, Jacquelyne ..... . 2060 Wrightsboro Rd., Augusta, Ga. Covington, Sarah Elizabeth- 311 Fayetteville Ave., Bennettsville,S.C. Coxe, Lois Mattison ............. Hobkirk Ct., Camden, S. C, Cox, Dorothy .....,...... 728 Airport Rd., Spartanburg, S. C, Crawley, Louise ......... ..... 7 Church St., Whitney, S. C. Creighton, Sybil Grace. 129 S. Fairview Ave., Sp'tanburg, S, C, Cribb, Annabel .............. 493 Pine St., Spartanburg, S, C, Crowell, Elizabeth Ann .... . ............. Tuxedo, N. C. Crymes, Mary Jane ....... 608 Crescent Ave., Greenville, S. C. Curry, Margaret Sears ............ Harrison St., Lebanon, Ky. Curry, Nancy ....................... Rt. 2, N1nety.S1x, S. C. Cutliil, Mary Emily ......... 1517 Caswell St., Rale1gh,N.C. Davenport, Emma Dorothy. .1420 Scotland A., Charlotte, N. C. Davis, Anne McDowell- 707 Oaklawn Ave., WVinston-Salem,N.C. Davis, Ann .......... 330 Ridgewood Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Davis, Ramona ........ 121 Alabama St., Spartanburg, S. C. DeHart, Jean ........ 1229 W. First St., Winston-Salem, N. C. de Loach, Emily Aline. 447 Forest Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Derieux, Suzanne Ryland . . . ....... ........ R emlik, Va. DesChamps, Carolyn Wayne, 124 Sunset Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Dickerson, Marianna Reed ..... Hillcrest, Spartanburg,S. C. Doar, Anne Euretta ........ 1531 Iredell Dr., Raleigh, N. C. Doyle, Johnnie I. H. ...... 528 Front St., Georgetown, S. C. Dupille, Phyllis Margaret ..,... 1407 15th St., Hickory, N. C. Duer Carol n Pa e ..... .... . . .......... Exmore, Va s Y 3 - Dyches, Sarah Lavinia ....... 2203 Hayne Ave., Aiken,S. C. Edwards, Emily Wynne. . . 2821 Hillcrest Ave., Augusta, Ga. Edwards, Mary Ann. .... 1406 Palmyra Ave., Richmond, Va. Edwards, Sally Cary ..... . .184 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Ellerbe, .Nancy ........ 606 Rutledge Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. Ellison, Marianne .......... Rt. 3, Box 151, Spartanburg, S. C. Ellison, Virginia .......... Rt. 3, Box 151, Spartanburg, S. C. Ennis, Elizabeth ........ 97 Robinson Ave., Newburgh, N. Y. Evans, Sarah Louise. .104 Williamsburg Ave., Lake City, S. C. Ezell, Catherine Claudia 229 Connecticut Ave., Sp't'burg, S. C. Fant,, Caroline ............ ............ . . Lockhart, S. C. Felder, Mary Ella ....... .... ...... S t . Matthews,S. C. Fergerson, Katherine .... 806 Rutledge St., Spartanburg, S. C. Flowers, Mildred Courtney . . .1460 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. Floyd, Katherine Ermine .... . Peake St., Holly Hill, S. C. Forman, Thelma Geraldine 452 E. Cleveland St., Sp'burg, S. C. Foster, Mary Ann ........ Laurens Rd. 5, Spartanburg,S.C. Fraser, Maria Spady ...... 2042 Park Ave., Richmond '20, Va. Free, Georgia Dargan. , . . . ......... Bamberg, S. C. Frey, Elizabeth Ward . . .369 Woodland Ave., Lynchburg, Va- Galligher, Billye Claire ..... 132 O'Ferrell Ave., Jackson, MiSS- Gardner, Jane ............ 301 West End Ave., Wilson, N. C. Garlington, Octavia .......... Box 435, Balboa Heights, C.Z. Garrison, Jean Elizabeth 816 McDaniel Ave., Greenville, S. C. Garvin, Eoline Merchant. .706 N. Greene St., Greensboro, N. C. Gillespie, Mary DeVault .... . . . ......... Tazewell, Va. Gilliland, Yvonne .......................... Fountain, C010- Glasgow, Ellen ......... 2301 Sherwood Ave., Charlotte, N. C- Gordon, Susan Ellwood .... 3824 Peakland Pl., Lynchburg,Va- Gfahaffl, Mary Douglas ..... Woodside Dr., Greenwich, C0113- I Graves. Katherine Elizabeth ........... Park Dr., Union, S- Green, Lucia Adrianne ..... Middleton Rd., Orangebu1'g.S-C Greenway, Edith .... ....................... I nman, S- C Gwathmey, Ann .... 176 N. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg, S. C Gwathmey, Mary Winston. .176 N. F'view A., Sp't'burg,S- C Hair Patricia Ann .... 708 Rutled e St , Spart21I1lJl1Tg,S-C 7 . . , g , H3113 Betty Cooper. .353 W. Ponce De Leon Ave., Decatur, G3- I64 Halford, Hafntff Hafilllns Hal-nnel anC0Cl Illllanlcins Halma: Hantske Hafllngu Harper, If-larger: Harflflgl Harris: ' Han-isor Hart. V Harvard Hassell, Hayford Headlee Henders HGHIY, ' Herbert Herbert Higdon. Hightov Hildebr: Hill, Po Hite, S2 Hodo, 1 Hollada Hollerit Holley, tlollings Holmes, Holmes, Holmes, Holt, Is Horton, Horton, Houck, Howard Hubbar Hudson Hudson Hughes. Hunter, Hyde, li Ingram, Isbell, C lackson lenkilis, lohnson l0hnstoi J olmstol Jolly, l0nes, l Ones l Ones l0nes, In llldy, B N I , ll l 7 Kaulfmz KHY, C2 King, ,Ji Kirby, J Kllker, 1 Lallford Lane. I Ltlhkfor Large, 1 Latllanm kawson ax Lelfl Iiealher ealher Leler, 1 1-'leftxvic Lenrow ewis, 1 Lewis, , Clark, ,N.Y. .N.C. IH, Ca. Tenn. Tenn, 2, S. C. . N. C. I, S. C, 1,N. C. : Miss. 73, Va. 1, S. C. ll, Fla. ., S. C. ia, Ga. E?- Q O ,, S. C. ', S. C. 3, S. C. :, S. C. , N. C. f, S. C. un, Ky. 1, S. C. . N. C. . N. C. . N. C. 5, S. C. 1, S. C. , N. C. g, S. C. ik, Va. 5, S. C. 5, S. C. ,N. C. ., S. C. . N. C. 17 re, Va. , S. C. ja,G21. ,d, Va. Q, S. C. ' S. C. j, S. C. g, S. C. , N. Y. ', S. C. ia S' 2, S- C- :, S. C- in C' ja, GEL , s. C. .7 C' .7 50, Va. In S' jg, Va. , Miss. ,N.C ,c.Z .C. ., s. , N. c ell, Va ,Colo , N. c jg, Va Conn 1, S- C in . S. 5- C 5 C ra' 1: S C lr: Ga' DIRECTORY-C Halfgfd, Frances Earle ......... 11 Mims Ave., Johnston S C Hamer, Elizabeth ........... 509 Willcox Ave. Marion,S. C: Hamlin, Mildred ................. Sunny Acres, Holliri - s, a. Al th Elizabeth- Hamner, e la 1.01.8 Princess Anne, Fredericksburg, Va. Hancgck, Betty Jane. .4670 Northside Dr., N. W., Atlanta, Ga. Hankinson Nina Neel 511 S Washin , - y. . . . gton St., College Pk., Ga. Hanna, Dorothy Mae. . .905 Edgewood Circle, Gastonia, N . C, Hantske, Ethel ............ 142 Mills Ave., Spartanburg S. C. Harling, Betty Ruth ..... 326 Oakland Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Harper, Elizabeth. .Converse Apts., No. 13, Spartanburg, S. C. Harper, Martha Claire ..........,.......... Lancaster, S. C. Harrington, Eloise ........ .... 4 19 Oak Ave., Hamlet, N. C. Harris, Martha Catherine . .... 219 Surry Ave., Elkin, N. C. Harrison, Blanche Kuhlke .... 2559 Henry St., Augusta, Ga. Hart, Virginia Byrd ..... .... R eservoir Pk., Lynchburg, Va. Harvard Betty Lewis 1610 Confederate Ave Rich d , . . ., mon , Va. Hassell, Laura Alice ...... 1553 Stanford Pl., Charlotte, N. C. Hayford, Ann ............................. Captiva, Fla. Headlee, Ann Selden ..... 4206 Seminary Ave., Richmond, Va H d Al' N I .... ' en erson, ice ey e . .Wrchman St., Walterboro, S. C. Henry, Betty Joalbee. .2432 Poplar Sprgs. Dr., Meridian, Miss. Herbert, Constance K. ....... 2021-84th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Herbert, Eleanor Wray ...... 121 Michigan Ave., Decatur, Ga. Higdon, Betty Jean .......... 945 Henley Pl., Charlotte, N. C. Hightower, Betty Jo .......... 53 N. Main St., Tucapau, S. C. Hildebrand, Mary Jane ........ . . .... St. Matthews, S. C. Hill, Polly Margaret. .8 Bailey Rd., Saxon Mills, Spiburg, S. C. Hite, Sally Ann ............. 322 W. Pine St., Florence, S. C. Hodo, Jean ............. 1760 Sherwood Rd., Petersburg, Va. Holladay, Frances ..... 4301 Grove A R' l . . . . . ve., rc imond, Va., Hollerith, Jean Chichester. .5 Englewood Rd., Baltimore, Md H ll R M ' . ' ' 0 ey, ose arre ......... Commercial Hotel, Aiken, S. C. I-Iollingsworth, Mary Jane ....... Pershing Hotel, Atlanta, Ga. Holmes, Ann Cabell ....... 2920 Avenham Ave., Roanoke, Va. Holmes, Mary Moore. . .631 Deepdene Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Holmes, Virginia Cofer ...... 300 E. Carolina Ave., Crewe, Va. Holt, Isabel Drury ...... Corwell's Beach Road, Sand's Point, Long Island,'N. Y. Horton, Emily Kay ............ 205 E. Fourth St., Rome, Ga. Horton, Martha Louise ......... 205 E. Fourth St., Rome, Ga. Houck, Sarah Estelle 1004 W Palmetto St Flo S . . . . ., renee, . C. Howard, Lee Johnston .... 1102 N. Queen St., Kinston, N. C. Hubbard, Elizabeth Pekham- d 172 Lincoln St., New Britain Conn H B u son, etty George. . . 1301 Avon Ave., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Hudson, Jean Frances. .3097 Piedmont Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Hughes, Mary Teresa ..... 635 Crystal Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Hunter, Bettyjean ........ 107 Timothy St., Spartanburg, S. C. Hyde, Martha Elizabeth . . .973 Juniper St., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Ingram, Mary Alice. 312 LaFayette Circle Floren S. C. . . . . . , ce, Isbell, Gwen Anne ........ 1502 Palmyra Ave., Richmond, Va. Jackson, Frances Lee. . .... Rt. 2, Box 116, Mill Spring, N. C. Jenkins, Elizabeth Findley. .220 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Johnson, Mary Alice .......... 22 Church St., Mullins, S. C. Johnston, Elise Deveaux. .3156 Overhill Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Johnston, Gertrude ........ .................. E still, S. C. Jolly, Nina Christine ...... 178 Clifton Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Jones, Ann Fripp .............. Box 668, Summerville, S. C. 10neS, Margaret Hall .,..... ................ W allace, N. C. 101165, Marjorie F ....... 6572 Sunset Dr., Jacksonville, Fla. 101165, Mildred Lenora. .161 N. Fairview A., Spartanburg, S. C. Judy, Barbara Downs .... 1705 Crestwood Dr., Columbia, S. C. Kauffman, Jane P ........... . .......... Pennington Gap, Va. KFIY, Carolyn Elizabeth ..... 358 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Klng, Janie Esther .......... ...... .... S w an Lake, Miss. K1rby.Jane Page 735 N Ch h I g ....... - . urc St., Spartanburg, S. C. Kuker, Elizabeth Louise. .213 VV. Palmetto St., Florence, S. C. Lanford, Ann ............... 27 W. Poinsett St Greer S C. Lang Bev 1 . ery Am, .......... 4104 Fort Ave., Lyfnchbura,Vf1- Lanlfford. Mary Frances ............. Box 535, Franklin, Va. 3356, F rgncis Helen. . .4307 Garden Ave., W. Palm Bch., la. ra - m, etty Jo ............ 1732 Devine, Jackson 41, MISS- IEQWSO11, Marian Averill. 1916 Dilworth Rd. E., Charlotte, N. C. awfon, Garnette Aileen ....... 505 E. Pearl St., Bartow, Fla- Leak, Dorothy Katharine- 411 N. Washin ton St., Wadesboro, N- C- LeatheIW00Cl, Jo Ann ...... 19 Highland Dr., Greenville, S- C- Il-lefaitherwood, Molly Jane ...... 1123 Astor Ave., Atlanta, Ga- Lefef, D0ns ................... River View, Norwood, N- C- Le lW10l1, Adelaide ........... . . 45 Edgehill, Roanoke, Va- Lenf0W, Sallie June ........ 158 Gregory Ave., PHSSHIC, N-1 Lewisf Carolyn Ann. .215 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg, S- C- eW1S, Caroline Jane ......... 57 Gibbes St., Charleston, S. C- I65 ONTINUED .Esta iri:n.G0fdOH- l 4 W---H---1 Ave. Lyn,-.,.,.. V.. Lewis, Kathryn 1 1 1 U i L Bro' 'Sit' I I 'Aylettt Va , 1 ....... ,J , rf . Iljglvli, l1XIary.Garden. ....... 12-1 KOICIIGSI sf., NiSi,1fftfiify,VNY6. Ll G ., 2ltr1C1a.Kr1st1na ..... Hillcrest Blvd., Spartanburg S. C. Ltttielolmr Nellle Jeanne. . .286 Hydrick St., Spartanburg: S. C. ltt 9J0l1f1, Betty, --.... 143 Edwards Ave., Spartanburg S. C Long, Jane Caroline. .1887 Newton St., N. W., Wash'ton ,D C' igggleggtiaggi .......... 111 N. isa, sr., wrimrngronj Nf-of , V ........................ Kings C k, S. C. Lowers, Jane YVorth ...... Hollywood Farms, Gree1f5Sle,A1a. Macaulay, Bess Wl 't .... . . 12 Maddox, Shirley Vifgifnia- i l U 7 West End' Chester, S' C' , , 3133 Connecticut Ave., Washi gt ,D.C. Main, LOIS 169.111 ........... E. Main St., Middlletdlvgn, Md. QHGPGHCG, Sylvia ....... 403 Summit Ave., Sanford, N. C. Ma 9-fd, B9tSY F aucette. 401 W. Highland Ave., Kinston, N. C. llblflarley, Doris Anne. . .1317 Cambridge Lane, Columbia, S. C. artm, Jeanne ............ .......... S impsonville, S. C. Mathis, Rlllla Frances ..... 580 W. Main St., Spartanburg, S. C, Maxwell, Barbara ......... 2719 Hillcrest Ave., Augusta, Ga. McBride, Eva Liddell .... 1951 Crescent Ave., Charlotte, N. C. McCurry, Kathryn Maree ............... Ridge Spring, S. C. McGeorge, Elizabeth Anne . Shannon Mill, Ruther Glen, Va. MSEEEOPYHBCEY .... 4600 Yiigllogv f1ane,SChevy Chase 15, Md. n1s ug .......... ' r,, S b , S, l McLeod, Helen Cornelia- O mg partan urg C M M r Prospect Hill Plantation, Yonges Isla d S. C. n c aster, Marian Els . .701 G t F ll Rd., W' b JS. C. McMillan, Margaret Line rea S H'llmnS Oro , . . ...... p ing 1 , Mobile, Ala. McNair, Betsy Lee ..... 701 Summit St., Winston-Salem, N. C. McNair, Katheryn Lou. .701 Summit St., Winston-Salem, N. C. McNair, Martha Jane ...... 610 S. Main St., Laurinburg, N. C. McN1sh, Betty K ........... .... 8 09 Euclid Ave., Bristol, Va. MeSween, Jean Crews.801 E. Washington St., Greenville, S. C. Mealing, Mary Lillian.. .103 Forest Ave., North Augusta, Ga. Merrell, Bobby ............... 2516-28 Ave., Meridian, Miss. Merry, Ellen C. .............. 1150 Glenn Ave., Augusta, Ga. Miller, Mary E ....... ....... C ongress St., Lincolnton, N. C. Miller, Mary Frances ..... 206 Rockcreek Dr., Greenville, S. C. Millican, Mary Elizabeth.684 E. Pelham Rd., N. E., Atl'ta, Ga. Mills, Mary Ann .............. 93 Sheridan Dr., Atlanta, Ga. Millwood, Martha Virl ....... ..... R t. 4, Spartanburg, S. C. Mims, Emma Jane ......... 656 Maple St., Spartanburg, S. C. Minnis, Margaret Elizabeth 100 Ashley Ave Charleston . . ., , S. C. Mobley, Alice ................ Cherokee Rd., Florence,S. C. Momeier, Ann Luden ........ 8 Ashley Ave., Charleston, S. C. Moore, Caroline Crawford . . .144 Center St., Chester, S. C. Morgan, Harriet ...... 190 S. Converse St. S arta b ,S. C. , p n urg Muhleman, Marcella Hardwick- 3902 Sulgrave Rd., Windsor Farms, Richmond. Va. Murray, Martha VVoodward. .17 Poinsett Ave., Greenville, S. C. Newman, Mary Louise ...... 4314 Main St., Columbia, S. C. Newton, Agnes Boxley. . .217 Midhurst Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. N f' C, , M V' ' ' - O Smqer 3321273 Bfggilaivood Pl., Proaspect Hill, Roanoke, Va. . . . . . . .1905 Stone St., Raleigh, N. C. No wood, Nancy. ..... U Nowell, Jane Elizabeth .......... 1336 17th St., Hickory, N. C. Oliver, Sara Adams ......... 1008 Hay St., Fayetteville, N- C- Ormond, Dorothy Suggs .... 408 Rotary Ave., Greenville, S. C. O'Shields, Mary Carolyn. .Irwin Ave. Ext., Spartanburg, S. C. Ouzts, Nancy .......... 662 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S- C- ' F 2501 St., N. W., Apt 218-19, Wash'ton, D. C. Pgfllfavlllyrlldn Gloria Q .... LBOX 231, Rf- 3, SPaftaUl9Uf8',S- C- ParriSh Jacquelvn Bell . 240 West Park, Spartanburg, S. C. Patrick, Mary Claire .1715 Emerald Ave., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Paxton, Martha McCormick 1150 Manchester A., Norfolk, Va. V Peed Emily May ....... 713 Fairmont Ave., Fairmont, W. Va. Peeler Kitte ........... 421 Marion Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Lck , M Katherine- Penne rl er ary 248 S. Church St., gpartanllgurg, ' ..1139 Bl d A e., Daflan urg, ' ' PBiflelfe,lXlE5111l?:g11 Bllhlrle ........ S Ve32:rPIarby Ave., Sumter, S..C. Pl 'lli ls Billie Margaret ..... 811 N. Union St., Natchez, MISS. Pliilpgt, Anne ............. 1327 Milledge Rd-, Auillstascg' 5f,iiEs,RO,3Z.,lfaii-ei.'.' .S.niiti1.,5fiHnii,I,l1v1li12jsfof Poteat: Marilyn Elizabeth ........... Rtla 1, 2133121123357 Powe, Charlotte Harringlfm ---- 406 Kers aw S Ch raw' S' C Susan Evans ........ 406 Kershaw t-, U 9, , -C- iioweir Marievene Caine.700 N. Madison St., Whrteville, N. . Pflezfion VeraDStarr ..... 267 Campbell Sta Harnlgonblaligafla' Pritchett, Jeanette Butler .......... Forest Hills, anvl e, a. '1 1 1 o 4 .kW. ,,.. ., . ,. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 11 il il 1 1. . 1. 1 1 1 1 1: Zi 1: 1 i ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 L1 1 1 1' . 't 1 if 1 E 1 .1 1 .3 ' 11 1 ,. .. Q! 11 11 1 . 1 11 3 1. .. r E 11 1 1 . 11 1 1g 1 1 . 1 1 i 1 I ll '1 11 . E9 1 li . 11 X 1 DIRECTORY h A ne 209 S Brooks St., Manning, S- Prot ro, n ....... ..... ... . Putnam, Betty Io ............ Rt. 3, Sharan Rd., Shelby, N. . Ragan, Margaret Elizabeth ..... 220 W. Faris, Greenville, S. C. Ramseur, Anne Marie .... 19 Pine Forest Dr., Greengille, C. r Ramsey, Betty jean ,... 202 Brookwood Ter., Spartan u g, . C. Ramse , Mary Ann ............. 22 Park Ave., Brevard, Y Ratterree, Katherine Ann. .306 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, h 11 Montaque St Charleston 37, S. C. Read, Lea ........,... ., Reed, janet Rae ........................... Clemson, S. C. Reep, Nancy Kirk ......... 313 Spring St., Spartanburg, S. C. Renaker, Nancy Ida .......... 535 Lord St., Maryville, Tenn. Rickenbaker, jean Elliott ............. South St., Union, S. C. ' ' 10 F uier St. Portsmouth Va Riddick, Sophie Nash ...... 2 auq , , - Riley, Patricia ............. 2230 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Ritchie, Marian Patterson .... 363 S. Union St., Concord, N. C. Roberts, Margaret Carlisle .......... Box 485, Chase City, Va. Roberts, Nancy Patricia ............. Rt, 5, Spartanburg, S. C. Robertson, Isabelle Asserson.2922 Bransiord Rd., Augusta, Ga. Robertson, Mary Eaton ........ 401 Maple Ave., Danville, Ky. Robertson, Peggy ................ 604 Red Lane, Salem, Va. Robbins, Lois Ann ...... 505 VV. Main St., Forest City,N. C. b R bin 306 Albemarle Ave. Richmond, Va. Ro ins, o .......... , Robinson, jean ...,..,.... 1324 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Roddey, Martie Boyle .......... 11 Marion Ave., Sumter, S. C. Rogers, Carolyn Dean .....,, 3520 Valley Dr., Alexandria, Va. Roohan, Margaret ......... 44 Park Lane, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Rosenberg, Ruth Tavia . . . . 26 Ellis Ave., Abbeville, S. C. - Rd. Charlotte, N. C Ross, Macy Echols ........ 2138 Norton , . Ryland, Frances Page ..... 1822 Park Ave., Richmond 20, Va. ll H l 207 Troutman Ave Ft Valley, Ga. Sacke ares, e en ........ ., . Sackett, jean Elise 372 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Sargent, Frances Elizabeth ......... Ave. C, West Point, Ga. 'f ' ' l Ch lttesville, Va. Scarpetta, Betty Sue .14 Unix ersity Circ e, ar o Schlaudt, Ioan Frances- i b S C Converse Apts., E. Main St., Spartan urg, V Scott, Lois Hickson ..... 2936 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, a. Scruggs, Virginia Louise .807 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S. C. Searcy, Drucilla ......... . . ........... Spartanburg, S. C. Shadburn, Emily ......... 1696 6th Ave., Huntington, WV. Va. Shell, Margaret Ann ..... 213 Fairview Ave., Greenville, S. C. Sheppard, David W. ...... 515 Telfair St., Washington, D. C. Sherrill, Mary Ellen . , . . 161 Avant St., Spartanburg, S. C. ll S l Elizabeth 161 Avant St Spartanburg S.C. Sherri , arai .... ., , Siegbert, Claire ............. Lake St., White Plains, N. Y. Simon, Georgene ...... 96 Hooker Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Sitton, Mary Ellen ..... 240 McDaniel Ave., Greenville, S. C. Sloan, Beverly Allan ............. . . . . .Clemson, S. C. Smart, Dorothy Anne . 1 Saxon Heights, Spartanburg, S. C. Smith, Amos Iudson, jr. .. Tr. 3, Whiteville, N. C. Smith I ,200 Smith Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. james Ayers ..... 1405 Vineland Ave., Macon, Ga. Mary Elaine . . . Smithi . . . Srnithwick, Mary Nelson . .407 Church St., Louis-burg, N. C. Smythe, Harriette Wilmer 322 N. Harper St., Laurens, S. C. e Maudeline Anne 101 Lavinia Ave., Greenville, S. C. Smyth . . . . Steele, Nancy Catherine .... 402 Webb Ave., Burlington, N. C. Stem, Louise Timberlake. .219 St. Iohnis St., Darlington, S. C. Stevenson, Elaine Frances- wn Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C 645 Oakla , Stokes, Williford Norman. .Burke Development, Mt. Airy, N. C. Stone, Barbara Anne ...... 1511 Persinger Rd., Roanoke, Va. CONTINUED Stonesifer, Sara Margaret. .2631 S. jeilerson St., Roanoke, Va, Styron, Betty ........ 786 Wildwood Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga, Sudduth, Martha Ann ..... Whitted St., Hendersonville, N. C, Sudduth, Nell Middleton.1009 Edgewood Cir., Gastonia, N, C, 1' S ra Eunice . . 837 W North Ave., Anderson, S, C Sul ivan, a . . . . . 1 M Lean ................. Richlands, N, C, Sylvester, Ax ery c R't june .......... 17 Burke Ave., Spartanburg, S, C, Tanner, 1 a Taylor, Harriet Roddey ..... 3814 Fort Ave., Lynchburg, Va, Taylor, jane ............ 1108 N. Main St., Rutherford, N. C, Taylor Jane Cummings. .506 Woodland St., Spartanburg, S. C, Thackston, Peggy .... 520 Connecticut Ave., Spartanburg, S,-C, Thomas, Betty jane .......... 1714 Pelham Rd., Atlanta, Ca, Thompson, Jennings L., Ir. . .716 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg, S, C, Thompson, Sarah Elizabeth. 1017 Howard St., Spartanburg, S, C, ' S ra Ione ................. Box 88, Hartsville, S. C Tillotson, a , Tonge, Betty ............ 166 Clifton Ave., Spartanburg, S. C, Townsend, Cynthia Louise. .3862 Arden St., jacksonville, Fla. Turner, Harriet Rangeley .... 524 Poplar St., Spartanburg, S. C.. Turner, Mary Io ........... Forest Ave., Spartanburg, S, C, Turpin, Ann Harrison ..... 610 Franklin St., Wytheville, Va. Tysinger, Nancy Hughes. .730 Springdale Dr., Sp'tanburg, S. C, Vann, Carolyn Ioan. . . .................... Trenton, S. C. Walker, Iustina .......................... Columbus, Miss. Wallace, Betsy Rollins .... 112 W. Seeman St., Durham, N. C. Wallace, Martha Jeanne. . . 649 Poplar St., Spartanburg, S. C. Walton, Janis Helen .... 221 W. Hampton Ave., Sumter,S. C. ' . S Ark. Watkins Mary jane ............ 402 E. Race St , earcy, , S. C. Welboin, Polly Ray. . . .... 103 Cherokee Ave., Union, S. C. W l h Betty Anne. . . . . .79 Watson Ave., Anderson, S. C. Weeks lVIary Felicia ............. ...... S t. Matthews e c , . . . . West, Ruth ...........,...... . ....... West's Mill, N. C. Wheeler, Amelia Neibling . . .920 Hickman Rd., Augusta, Ga. White, Polly Pendleton . . ..... .Glen Alpine, Goode, Va. Whitner, Elizabeth Simpson 701 juniper St., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Williams, Anne ............ .............. Y emassee, S. C. .703 Water St., Lumberton,N.C. Williams, Doris .......... Williams, Lula Norment- W 10th 61 Water St., Lumberton, N. C. Williamson, Barbara Ann. . . 300 E. Barr St., Lancaster,S. C. Willingham, Frances Christine .... . .. Fairforest,S.C. Wilson, Betty K. Box 1356, Univ. P. O., Charlottesville, Va. Wilson, Carolyn Grace. Cleveland Springs Rd., Shelby,N.C. Witherspoon, Berny . 5135 Converse St., Spartanburg, S. C. VVolfe, Bessie Connor.. . .86 E. Amelia St., Orangeburg, S. C. d if S 414 Fenton Pl Charlotte,N. C. Woo ru , ara ........... ., Woodside, Marilyn Stiles 717 Crescent Ave., Greenville, S. C. ' 1' H r Ave., Richmond, Va. Wright, Dorothy . ...... 18 1 anove Wright, Mary Rebecca ....... 3408 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Wyatt, Dorothy Hundley ........ 862 Main St., Danvillcc-i, Va. V Wyatt, Iane Graeme . 1600 Monument Ave., Richmon , a. Wyatt, Mildred Hazel . .147 Collins Ave., Spartanburg,S. C. Wyman, Catherine Gladys. . 20 Greenhill St., Charleston, S. C. Yardley, Elizabeth Clark . . 1234 S. 41st St., Birmingham, Ala. Yopp, 'Betty Wells- 106 Colonial Dr., Forest Hills, Wilmington, N. C C Zimmerman, Mary Ann. .116 S. Marshall St., Win.-Salem, N. Zotos, Effie G. .......... 259 Hydrick St., Spartanburg, S.C 1 1 1 166 '1 ga Va. L: Ga. N. C, N. C. S. C. N. C. S. C. Z, Va. N. C. S. C. S.'C. 1, Ga. S. C. S. C. .S. C. . S. C. 2, Fla. . S. C.. .S. C. e, Va. ,S.C. ,S.C. Miss. N. C. , S. C. , S. C. f, Ark. , S. C. , S. C. , S. C. . N. C. za, Ga. le, Va. za, Ga. Q, S. C. , N. C. ,N. C. ', S. C. 1, S. C. le, Va. , N. C. 5, S. C. 5, S. C. , N. C. 2, S. C- ld, Va. 1d, Va. le, Va. ld, Va. LS-C 1, S.C 11, Ala ., N. C .,N.c g,S.C v w 1 F K r I 5 I 1 r 1 1 L ' . i 5 l N I 3 Q , , 5 fl F , 5 5 f w M ....--- .9, 1, f D v L L r I K S l 1 R 1 E I 3 X x E 3 1 2 2 2 5 Q. 1 i 5 , ,y ' m E I l E f ,E E Q 2 l Q E L 1 I L . r F al 5 - I K F i A J W Iv' 1 , L I LJ IL ! k s l F l M 1 n x 5 2 VF 1 Q 4 X, v 1 l '18, I , ' 1 fy