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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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Q I SWE will ,W T wily rx l 1 G A ' A V wif, ai X T ,vi 'lt 35 f ' -Jbg N ' I hx A . sw ., 4-1, .V 3' ' Qutanding open arms- ., oi.5,,.4,,.5? ,Sttanding alone- Watchini her children down through the years ,ffvff-YVatchiXg and keeping them safe from harm C 'xr ' f' Hearing laughter and seeing their tears. 'N 5 Converse! Converse! We pledgemwto thee. We'll hail the puX'ple and the gold With love and loyalty. Alma Mater, dear to every one, We love you now, we'll love you when Our college days are done. 3 ! TANDING WITH Converse greeted each of us with open arms as we passed through her gates for the first time. We entered these gates unaware of the many things she stood ready to give us . . . the joys that come from lasting friendships . . . the responsibilities of education . . . the qualities of personal honor and integrity inspired in us hy student government . . . the Christian fellowship offered us by YW There will always linger in our hearts Converse memories of the many times we wiped our smiles away during Rat VVeek . . . the Junior-Freshman Ceremony and the realization that we had now become a part of the college . . . the hitter cold days spent puffing down the hockey field . . . the excitement of finding our names on the package list . . . table parties on cake nights . . . singing favorites in the Little Shop . . . the water pageant . . . the laughter that filled Main Hall as we danced around the Christmas tree . . . caroling with Miss Gee . . . cramming for exams . . . coffee at the Barn . . . Day Student get-togethers . . . 4 fl I A Z I ff I - X ll ullx' t , 'f 'li ,J XXI I I CDPEN ARMS music recitals . . . roof-top sunning . . . dance week,7ends . . y hands of bridge between classes . . . telephoneicalls . .'-, Pal. y Players . . . Publication deadlines . . . signing out for wee ends . . . watching the new library go up . . . climbing oi i'T'bed in the wee hours for fire drills . . . dignified Seniors losingfiheireqg, dignity on Senior-Sophomore Day . . . seeing ourselves as others see us at the Junior-Senior banquet . . . the suspense of waiting for our lVIay Queen as the traditional march from Aida began . . . the sadness that filled each of our hearts as we donned our caps ' and gowns for the last time . . . the joy of possessing a diploma. Yes, these are ConVerse's gifts to us. As we pass out of her gates, we leave knowing that our Alma Mater, which greeted us with open arms as we entered, will watch us down through the years when our college days are done. PEGGY THACKSTON Editor 5 A 1' - z T 4 ,wif ',f.4,J-L41 I' 1 6 'ilyjlfif ix Q M15 1 ,ff l , Xl ' fs, AX . , Di i l 1 Ji up rx I T K , i,-R.: ' , J .fa 5' a 2-'1- Q5 hy' it '4r0U4l.r --gs ., ff' AX Xwmm '52,--A-N .K -Ziff- F? in 'iii ' ' T ,XX l BlI'l l'Y TONGE l?u.fi11eff M amzger 4 J Mu T? gf, .,T1 .V .. ,, .,. , . : 5? 1 'V gf' H K f sf: . T S V. , 5 6 Wherever we go on the Converse campus, whether it be the library, the classroom, the Cabin, or lVIain Hall, we, some time during the course of the day, see Wallace. And wherever we see VVallace, we hear him whistling. His smiles and friendly words have brightened our years here. His unselfish willingness to help us in any way, at any time, has won the hearts of both students and faculty. VVith appreciation for your many services, and most of all, for being yourself, YVallace, We dedicate to you The 1951 Y's AND OTHER Yls. 7 I f f ff I Lf lg X 345-za Q Xl , Af Xl ' X I ' if X' X ' K .X A ' H l fgu aj ,SJ V' n 1 i 6 !,. f!lIif 22 ' J WD 4 ,. r xx ,N , T7 'I fl X gb Q 5 T ,V ' e I I 'V f I 1 atm,--Q TX! X- Z R Y :Jak , qs' 1 'V' ww , lu in , f' My -3 he AW'LQ44 l,,!' AQ 1 sq!! , f I0 ffff Q1 I ' 1 'Q X , 'XX 3 wx 1 X we pledge our lbve To Thee S Y 5. Li' .k.,. ., CMJ JM! .xgncbewo ibormiforg le Qgffjnkfmdf . -Q ibexfer ana! ibormiforied Nm-wzfl Ruff-, l,1f1 ro Rfghl: VVALKER, CATICS, C.-XRLISLE, GRIER, LI'1 1'LI2kl O H N, MON'I'GONIERY, SLOAN. Firxl Roux- LXIFQ MOSELEY, CANNON, DCPRE, G'WA'1'HN'H'1Y, CROOK, BCRVVELL, CLEVELAND. Board of Trustees 'XVALLACE D. DUPRE, C!7Hji'llId7Z BA., M..-X., C.L. H9315 . . . bl!-KR'I'.-XNIZL Ru, S. C S. F. CANNON, Secretary B.A. H9195 ....... SPAR'1'Aw1zL'RG, S. C IRIOVVARD B. CARLISLE A B..-X., LLB. H9105 ..... SPAR'l'ANnURc:, S. C IVIRS. VV. R. CROOK B..-X., NLE. H9235 . . . . SPARTA DRG, S. C MISS ANNIE LEE Bu-X., MA. H9235 . . . . Nlfmrxxuus, N.C TI-IOIWAS M. LYLES B.S., LLB. H9295 .... EP R'l'x lL'Rca,S.C IVIRS. VV. C. CLEVELAND B..-X. H9325 ....... GRr1141u'11.1.I41, S. C NIRS. IIENRY VV. DAVIS KL. H9375 .......... - 5'l'I,.'XN'I'A. GA 'WALTER S. MONTGOMERY HA. H9375 ....... SPAR'11Awm Ria, S. C FRANK B. VINCENT H9375 ......... Sl ARI x L'Rc:, S. C IVIRS. JAIVIES F. BYRNES B.L., L.H.D. H9455 .... S1 AR x VRG, S. C JOHN Z. CLEVELAND H9455 ........ HIZNIDIAIRS Lui, N. C NIRS. FIENRY T. CRIGLER HL., A.Ml's. H9455 ..... GREENVHLE J. C. GRHAZR H9455 ......... SPARTANBURG BROADUS LITTLEJOHN H9455 ......... SPARTAN IEURC MRS. IJELEN D. MOSELEY B.A., H9455 .... SPAR'1'ANnL7Rc: LAURIAINS 'WALKER PLA. H9455 ....... CEDAR SPRINGS NIRS. FAITH COURTNEY BURXVELI I3.fN'I1'S. H9495 ...... SPARTAwnL'RG NIACFARLANE L. CATES B..-X. H9495 ....... Sl-'AR'l'ANI3l'RlG MRS. ENIILY NICDOVVELL DAVIS HA., M..-X. H9495 .... W'1ws'l'ov-S.A1,bi1w1, C. B. FRHTXVFLL H9495 ......... SPARTA m'Rc': VVALTER G. JACKSON H9495 ......... sPAR'I'ANIlZL'RG FD D. SLOAN HS. H9505 ........ GRE1cNv1l,I.E EDXVARD M. GWATHMEY, Ex-Ojfi6i0 PSLD., LL.D. H9335 W Edwin Gerschelski VX'e are proud of our uhh. Ciierw, proud of his emitrihutioiis to the World of musii ziiid rn our life here :it Cuiiveise. He has dime much to strengthen the tie luetween the Music Lind .lczidemic seliiuols. He has given of himself to all of Lis. Ellord C. Morgan Dix Nliirgziii is dezii' to the hezirt of every Cniiveiwe girl. lie has skillfully guided Lis thmiigh our ziezidemic lives. By his exziniple and thiwiigli his teaching, he has given Us respecgf for knowledge. He had l l rzikeii ii pei-simgil interest in each of us, XT 1- lherehy inspiring us to strive towards the V1 4. .3 ,fi i-eiiliziirinii in uui' own lives of theiihiigh ideals fini' which he himself stands. d i 1 at . -4 J Jane Leighton Richards . Miss Richzlrds, our Clean and Converse sister, will always remain in our memory n s l I 0 for the ideals she has set before us. Her l lzulvice, her understanding friendship, and her interest in each of us have lifted us l I , over niuny hardships in our College life. v IA' 'T -Q . f Mary Wilson Gee Miss flee, our College Nlother, is un inspirgitiimn to everyone. YVith her courage, !VlSLlU!N,1lIlLllI1IlCI'l11lfl1, she has exernplilietl the L'tnix'erse spirit to Converse girls down through the years. ABBO'I I' I IIICARIJISN BOYD BROXVNINC- I3RL'lJIiI.IIi l'ARI.ISI,Ii C.-XV,fXI.I..'XRO l'I.INIiSi'.XI,Ii9 L'O I.l.Ii'l I' COOK CULYIQR DAVIS DRUMMOND ICRICKSON KIIiIlSC'IIIiI SKI I IO I.'I' Ii I I3 I.IiR LXNVSON NIclJONAI.D fNIuDL'I7I-'IIC ICDNVARD INfIOSICI.IiY GIVA IIIINIICY, I3..-X., IW..-X., PILD., I,I,.D., l'2'e.fi1fw1f ICLFORD C. MORGAN, I3..X., M..-X., IJILD., Dean of Ifaazzlfy nuff 1'rofe.mn' of Elzgfifh ICDVVIN GICRSCHICFSIQI, I'lu.B., IX'Il1s.B., Dean of the School of llizuiz' am! 1'rofe.v,fo1' of Piano Theory am! C07ILPO.fili0lL IANIC LICIGHION RICHARDS, BA., NIA., Dean of Sfzzffffllfx fun! l'rofx.f5o1' of Hiffory INIARY VVILSON GICIC, IS..-X., IVIUVX., LI'I l'.ID., Daw Emerilzzi fluff I'roffr,rfor of LIlfi.'l GICORGIC Ii. CLINKSC.-XI.ICS, HS., I'H.D., PI'0fE,f,f0i' of fWI1fhe111I1Ii1'5 ICI,IZ.bIBI'1'I'H .Xl.7GUS'l'.'X IVII,I,I.-IMS, ILS., NIS., Profzffor of Hiofogy AUG UST C. COOK, l'ro.ff2.f,ror of :IN HICNRY IC, SHIYICR, IIS., INI.S., PILD., Profeffor of Chzzzziflry GLICNN CROVVDICR S'I'.-XBLICS, l'zofe.fmz' of Voice HI'INRII'IT'I'A BROVVNING, I3..-X., Profe J'I' or of Phyfiml Eflzzmiiofz Our Faculty ROBERT CORNICLIUS VVINGFIICLD, Pu.B., M..-X., Pu.D., l'z'ofe,v.ror of Pfyfhology HI-XZISL ABBO'IV'I', Ii.-I., B.I'I., MA., l'z'ofe1.vor of Spank mn! Dmmfz ROSAIVIONDIC W. BOYD, ISA., IVIA., PILD., Profe,rxor of Sociology I.II,I,IAN .-X. KIBIJCR, IIA., IVIA., I'n.D., Profesfor of Hiffory PICDRO S.-XNIUAN, 1'rofe.v,roro-IC.'omjJo.virio1z a111lComI1wti11g JOHN VV. ICRICKSON, I5.I ..-X., Profeffof of Piano .-XLPHONSIC CAVALLARO, B.IVIus., IVI..-X., Profefxor of Violin, Orarbeflml luxfrznzzmff um! Mzzsin Effzmzfion S.-XR.-X ICLIZ.-XI3I'1'l'H VVOODRUFI , B..-X., M..-X., D.IVI.L., Profexfor of 1Vlofferu Lfuzgzmge R.-XCHFL B.-XRRON PIICRCIC, B..-X., M.A., M.S.INrI., Professor of Organ HICLIQN PORTICR SMITH, HA., M..-X., .-Iffocifzre Profefxor of Ellgfifh ALINE S.-XUNDICRS WICST, B..-X., M..-X., 1-lnofilzte Profeffor of Chezzziffry M1951 RADIANA PAZMOR, B..-X., .-lfmellzre Profefxfn' nf Voice auf! fVI1zfi1' fiviffory ELIZABETH STFI+fI,I'f HEARDICN, B.A., INfI.A., .-lfmeiafe l'rnfe,r,mr of Euglifh LOUISA R. CARLISLE, B.A., Libmriazz AIOSICPH SICCONDI, B.A., lNI.A., :lffoelate Profeffor of Cllmifmzl Laugzmge MRS. PILAR SANkIUAN, BA., M.A., Afsoeiafe Pmfefmr of Sjmuifh ALIA ROSS LAWSON, B.lNfTL's., M..-X., Affoeilzle Profefmz' of Mlrfiaf Edzzealiwl ALI-'RICD WHITIC, B.A., lVI.lV1Lfs., .hfifmllt Profesfor of Piano, Theory rlllrf Mzzfie I-lifmry EDGAR l'IlVIMFrl'Fl' STANTON, KIR., B.A., M.A., :lfmeiufe Pmfefmr of Ezzglifb SARAH F. IVICDUFFIIQ, B,S., NLS., .-lfmeiafe Profefmr of Biology KARL PARKER, B.A., HD., Chaplain nf fhe College, .+lx.rm'il1Ie Prnfexmr of Philofophy and Religion PARKER P.-XZMOR PI ERCE POTERALA REYNOLDS RI G BY S.-XNHI LAN S.-xN.1L'AN sucoxm SHINGLER SHIVER S'l'ABI.ES S'1'AN'I'ON VVIEST WHITE WIIITE NVILLIAMS VVINGFIELD WOODRUFF HDVVARD VV. SHINGLICR, B.A., IW..-X., :lfmeiale Pfofefm of llvzjllidflbll KATHARINIC CULYICR, .-lfmeifzfe Profexmr' of Vozce FLORICNCIC REYNOLDS, B.ML's., M.MUs., Affifnzul l'wffe,fmr of Cello, 7'1'zem'y fun! Mzzfie Hifmry CHRISTINE DAVIS, B.A., lVI.A., .-lffiiffzut l'mfe.f.fw' nf llvyrhology MARION P. HOLT, A.B., M.A., Affistfuzf 1'mfeffo1' of Mr,fle11z Lfmgmlge CHARLES NI. DRUMNIOND, AIR., HA., LLB., Par!-Time iffifnlllf Profefmr of Ffozmmies DFL BRUDELIIC, HS., lzzilrzzelnr of Speech dlllf Drama I'fLIZAHl'ITH ANN COLLICTT, B.S., lmlrzzemr in Plzyfieal Efluealiozz FRIED.-X NTCDONALD, HS., ll15f!'ll6fOI' in l'lzy5iml Eflzzelzliwl HICLICN POTICRALA, HA., M.A., lzzflrueior in Pixma INA GICRSCHICFSKI, B.MUs., flfmeiafe in Piano ELIC.-XNOR STANLEY WHITIC, B.A., .-lfxoeiule in Piano I 7 1 The Adminisfrafion -wma. I If' 3 IIICAN fAI3I.If I7I'fRUI.fS0N ULIRLICY IIANINIOND IIOI..LII II'ILD IRWIN IQILUO KING KLLIGII Mc'CRACK.EN PARKER REID SIIRUPSIIIISR YVIIITAKER ICDWIARD INIOSHLICY GYV.-YIAHIVIIZY, PILD., I.I,.D.- MRS. R. T. KING . . Sff1'em1'y fo Me 1112.111 of Sfzrffffln Prefiffezzf ICLFORD C. MORGAN, Pu.D. . . Dean of Me Ffwulty ICDVVIN GICRSCHPIFSKI . . Dean of the Sfbmf! r1fMZ1Ji6 LIANIC I.IilGI'ITON RICHARDS, M.A. . Dean of Sfuffenff NAOMI M. MQCRACKICN, M.A ...... REgf.1'f?'L17' VV. F. KI,L'GI'I, B.A. . . 'l'2'f41.f1n'e1mz11ff li1f,ri11e.r.f fWL11111ger LOUISA II. CARLISIJIC, B.A ....... 1,ibr.zri.z1z HAI.I.II'f C. RIGBY, NI.D ........ Pfzyfiviafz MAIC KILGO, I3.A., . . fiAA'K1'Ilff'I'6SE62'Efz1I'y of Ihr .-llzzmmze DAVID RICID ...... llireclm' of l'1fb!if Relmfiom IVIRS. LOVVRICY STAFFORD, B.IVIL's. . Fielff Senzmry INIRS. MARY LUIS LANDRUM . . . Ifielff Secrelary MRS. GHORGIC S. CAI3I.IC . . . . Dirfffor of Hallf IWARGARICI' HAMMOND, I3.A ...... llizfififzzf IVIRS. HARRY B. SHROPSHIICR . Secrehzry fo fha l're.fi1fe1zf IVIRS. 'IOIIN R. FERGUSON . Szoy. I0 Dem! of My Famzfly I'fLIZAI3I'f'I'I'I ANN GI.'RI,I'IY . Sffy. in Me Srhnnl of Mzrxic AIANIC YVHITAKICR ..... Sc'K'l'KlL1I'y rn Me Rfgimuzr' MRS. VVILLIAM S. ISICAN, B.A.- :I.r.vi.fm11f fu MH Defm of Sfznfellff AI.ICI'I IRWIN, B.ML's. . :I.f.vi.fh11fr fo lfzf Dean ofSf1nfw1f5 HANNAH BROVVN IIOILIFIICLD . .-lm. in fha Trf.1.mz'er IHCSSIIC SL'MMICRIiI.I., ILA., M.A., 14.1.5.- Bl-1'l l'Y CLICYI SARA PARKICR MRS. MARY H. KIICSSI IC VVOOD .I.AND,I3.A. . . II.A. . .-Iffimzzzl to L1.xc14soN,R.N. :I.f.vi.-'hzfff Liz5m1'i.111 . . fW1z.riL' Liblllfjzlll Ihr? flfzmzmze Sezfrzf.11'y . R6.fflfEl1f LAIIIITF . . Refiffezzf Awllffr' RAI.I'H L. INfICI3IfI'I . . Pfam! fl'I.111.1xqf1' um! Ellgillffl' IIIQNRY GAI.I,MAN . . Szfjwwifllzffflffzf of Gzwlfflfff MRS. If. IJ. 'I'INSI.I'fY '.., S11pr1'i11fH1ffw1f of Lunllffry MRS. DAISY I . SL'RRA'l lA . . I.V.VI.Vfclllf to Direzrfor of Hfzfff IVIRS. I'1S'I'I'ILI,I'I G. IIISIIOI, . . .-I5.fi.vffz11f to Diffificlll 549 As. '51 R, . .. H K. 5 v ,xx AK + .. ,W x . . R , .Q ,, ,. 1. A f'5x Y .wif 7 iff? 'ff' , 'K Arqk f W X 1 x . fl..- 'xv -' ,fW5 f! ' .ww 13 I ,, rv. 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Srrffltzry M M I L4 CH,xRi,o'1i'i'1i ertvesiiv ............. 1',-,-.W-t-it e fy i seas'-Q 'lllie warm sliatlows of meniorv tliit llirovv tliemselves across our four vears at Converse ,, are a tliousantl in numlier. lliev are too small to lincl tlieir wav into a class liistorvg : ,V ' M 1 tliev belong not to one of our years at Converse, but to all four vears. 'llliev belong not - PLIV 1 LLli.Z to any one of Lis as an intlivitlnal, lwut to us as a group. Tliev are tlie things tliat have Wil' Fl' AQ, lull i macle Converse live in our lieartsg tliey are tlie tliings tliat will make it live in our memories. 'llllese precious memories of life at Converse will lie stamped upon llie mind of eaeli '--1V girlfpaper rat Capsg decorating tlie Cliristmas tree in Nlain Hallg satl songs, gay' songs 'f sung in tlie little sliopg watcliing 'Kour winning colors wave on liigli g our little sistersng A lwull sessions from Hilkllllglll on: and linallv, tlonning our caps and gowns for tlie lirst time. L, tlie Senior tlance, llie opening of tlie new lilirari, our sliovvll, and gratluation. , Vtytt .Ks we leave, onlv four vears al-ter ive lieggm our college career, we will talve witli us tlie best our .Xlma Nlater lias given. Rememlirance of our classmates is a priceless possession wliicli will forever remain vlear to all of us. YVe livetl and learned liere . . , vvelve learned to live liere. Now we leave witli a pledge in our liearts to wliat we liave received from DIXVID BVXRTOY Ql1.YW.NFY Converse. fi11,M,,, 4 22 4 - :gf ,,. .wgpmuuxalglf I -,wif V 4 -- q 'ffm fsis i . e ' ' fit CLARA CHILDS Clam Poet W1 s. Class Poem MA TURATION A crescent, infant self, a sickle blade, The new moon, timorous, rose upon a night Swift-sweeping as the shadow in a glade That skims beneath some Wild-Winged creature' Fresh sown with seedling stars the field Soon ripened richly with a harvest bright. s flight So small, the sickle moon its task must yield- To reap celestial sheaves with its small might. My spirit from its venture shrinks and shies. Too great, the task the World sets in my sight. I, too, would have the harvest of the skies. By diligence may I outgrow my fright, So, as it Waxes full across the night, This sickle moon shall reap the stars with light 23 ABBOTT ADAMS , X 4 X s it DISUNL gif yfsx N! x 1 lv T I X SL M Q fl g 'S kat kilt ALE U ,.- Senior Class HELEN ELIZABETH ABBO'l I', GRr115Nvi1,i.1i, S. C., BA., Sociology . . . Bon ...A - Xssistant Fire Chief . . . Let's playn . . . cokes . . . Pinkj ' . . . Thinking of Youw . . . good naturcd . . . nite owl . . . generous . . . always ready to go . . . teartinicl' . . . Farley . . . Hilltop . . . 'fForgct itn . . . likable . . . very much a party gal. NANNICTH ARLENF ADAMS, RoeK Him., S. C., ILA.. Biology . . . Vice-President, Senior Class . . . IICRUXCSS per- sonified . . . Commencement Marshal . . . Social Service Club . . . future lab technician . . . Granddaughters Club.. . Modern Dance Club . . . Kitten . . . never still . . . petite plus . . . the devil lookv . . . 'WVell, rcallylu VlRGlNIA HARRISON ADDISON, LYNcimL'Rc3, VA., BA., Franck . . . Saddle Club . . . V, H. . . . Bob . . . llasy to know . . . Y. NI. l .... prefers a horse to a car . . . Chatter . . . elf-like . . . She's lovely, slie's engagedlw . . . darling . . . Cliopin's Protege . . . precious . . . Pu'l . . life of the party. B.-XRBfXRA SHFPPF .rXl.l,lCY, SPARTANBURG, S. C., B.Mu:., l'uirf . . . Fnergy and enthusiasm plus . . . pretty' smile . . . ul hate my dimplesll' . . . music, music, music . . . Winfred or Leo! . . . very beautiful soprano voice . . . nay husband . . . transfer from Salem College . . . Day Student. Bull 'Q' MARJORIF NAN ANDERSON, VVoonRt'FF, S. C., ILA., Voice . . . UNI. N. . . . cute 'nl cuddly . . . Mr. Stables . . . the nerve . . . constantly knitting . . . brown eyes . . . gotta go practicen . . . bridge liend . . . choir practice . . . Hyatt Music Club . . . very talented. LILA LOUISIC ANTHONY, Sl'AR'l'!XNl3L'RG, S. C., HA., Englifh . . . New DeSoto . . . Columbia week-ends . . . Bellas Hess . . . movies . . . quiet but so sweet . . . Pm going to work today . . . nice to everyone . . . reliable . . . bus rider . . . Day Student. FRANCES AIANF ARNOLD, SPAR'l'.-XNISURG, S. C., HA., Ezzglirfz . . . Day Student . . . Gamma Sigma . . . lab 1'iSTl'il.l,l'I WRIGHT BARKICR, IrYNClllil'RiL, YA., BA., Sociology . . . Stage Manager ol Palmetto Players . . . Secre- tary, Senior Class . . . Stayl' . . . Cheerleader . , . Time out for playl' . . . Payvley's . . . Commencement Marshal . . . K'Don,t wake me for brealtfarzf' . . . VVest Point . . . Freshman Commission . . . devilish eyes . . . friendly. MAX AUGUSTA BARNARD, l.rYNCHIlL'RCG, Ya., Burl., Pty- flmlogy . . . Vice-President of A. A .... class ollicer for three years . . . Barnard . . . steals dinners . . . Block C . . . Gavel otlicer . . . See you at eleven . . . Dr. VVing . . . stylish outfits . . . hockey . . . knows everybody . . . terribly sorryn . . . outstanding. PRISCILLA MAY BEARD, LiNvn.i.r2, YA., BA., Iifzgliffr . . . assistant . . . friendly . . . registrar's oflice . . . Billy . . . Always in date hall . . . lot of fun . . . argyles . . . Wofford B. S. U. Council . . . Cuba . . . ambitious . . . hillbilly . . . NYU Cabinet . . . keeps late hours . . . Pawley's . . . songs . . . Beacon . . . U.-Ky Chica . . . intelligent . . . good Crescent . . . Harry. . . doe eyes. . . Virginia . . . Spartanburg speaker . . . Hands-on-the-hips. Symphony . . . Davidson . . . loves that trumpet . . . sincere. ANDERSON ARNOLD BARN.-XRD ANTHONY BARKER BEARD , Blf.-XRDEN BEERS -x 5 L If xv XXL' l ll if Ks h. ' s S X ' NB1'7T.'R.iE 59 V-'Q Senior Class CAROLYN ANNE BFARDEN, Wyl'Il.I.P'lJRl3, S. C., B.A., Iifzglifh . . . President, Y. W. C. A .... hone headll . . . Ken . . . always in a hurry . . . Yea verily, l mean of .i truth . . . Crescent . . . night owl . . . dining room announcements . . . the shelf . . . ulllll starved . . . heart of gold . . . sincerity plus. MARY Al.-XNIC BICICRS, NEW Havisw, Cows., B..-l., Biology . . . Chairman, Red Cross . . 'Lthat childl' . . . Gunn . . . Y . . . tease . . . oucky . sincere . . . socks always up always interested . . . the little loves all, loved by all. . . Beers . . . under 12 . . . . . . Connecticut Yankee . . . arguer . . . capable . . . elf . . . NANCY CAROLYN BLAKELY, SPAR'i'ANBt'Rc., S. C., BA., Ezzgiiflz . . . Shakespeare . . . short hair . . . uBlakely . . . stylish . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . smiles . . . U.-Xnybody want a coliefl, . . . South Carolina . . . 'cLct,s cutn . . . popular . . . friendly . . . clothes . . . Let7s go to the Barnv . . . artistic. l'lLAlNl'l BOCRNIC, SPAR'rANnURt:, S. C., BA., Euglifh . . . Transfer from Winthrop . . . Day Student . . . friendly and willing . . . l'1n coming to class laterl' . . . humor . . . omits chapel often . . . jolly . . . artist . . . likes to read . . . practice teacher . . . clothes designer and good. is.-xiqljk L.: rx Shri l if HICLICN BRICNNICR BRICDICNHICRCQ, .'Xl'Cil'S'I'A, GA., ILA. MARY lCl.IC.XNOR BUl,I..'XRlJ, Q:0I.L'IVII4lA, S. C. li.iWzz,f. 7 7 Y ChK7Ilf5f7'j' . . . l3reLlie . . . labs . . . Dr. Sbiver . . . knows Pirlllfl . . . 'lliuj ' . . . SpLlI'lill1l3LlI'g Syulpliouy . . . Converse itll the Ossiv . . . everVone's Coulitlgulte . . . labs . . . ueixt . .. Ureliestrzi . . . IVE TM' Fz'f.r!1111ff1 . . . loves eliiltlreu and S .If . . . ' i. rliowers twice ll tlny . . . labs . . . loves music . . . lmtes bill- dogs . . . piano pupils . . . cello . . . big brown eyes . . . billy programs . . . labs . . . practice teaching . . . ezmlm . . tnleutetl . . . energetic . . . oblivious to the nlzxrm clock . labs . . . best frieutl. National Nlusic Crimp, luterloelieu, Nlieliiggut. M.'XRGARl'l'l' .XNNIC BUCHANXN, l'ili'l'II1-QSDA, Mo., IIA., H Xfi.fh 1111111 Sm'iofU.H3' . . . 'LBuC . . . lftlitor C.lUll'I'KI'.fclfffllldffff V . ., V , , . . . . . Cbatirinzm, Presitlentsl liourtl . . . coffee . . . Student ll R'X ANN HURNVII I' b 'lR'I'Wm'RGf 5' C HA'-,1l'lf 3' N , X it i I in V ' r - I A va Lnuucll ' I . Dr. Iworglm ' U . cmwl g Q . Hmumml 1 u 1 . . . lletbe . . . br.1m . . . Wolloitl football l'.lI1 . . . lWop --Ching, Chang, Chowv . . . lrnlmutw lmlnycrs l . 1 Zouming . W iutliroit transfer . . . plttetice tenelier . . . cute :mul night life , . . cumlitl . . . Little Sliop Manager . . . 'kliusy Ullf' - ' ' Dill Nuflcm - - - Ulllf 111110 - - - Clolllw - -I - llbmrf' little bee . . . Cosmopolite . . . umlerstzmding . . . W'ito's HIPS ' ' ' mmvcnlblc ' ' ' Nmnlsll Lflub ' ' ' Cmlwl-Ulllu' l VV1io Amowca S'rL'n1cN'1's IN .-XMI-ziticnxx LYNIVI-1RS!'l'lI-ZS ,xxo Co1.1.Et:12S. . , . , , , A l'iDN.'X C.'XRUl..YN BYRD, .'X:iil1vil.1.1c N. C., l'..4. 11' lff M.xUm4. LOUISI4, BULL, C,tiiiw,N, 5. e., lm., kugfirh ,. , V, ., N . '. . ' .' UW' , . , . M . ,, . ' . . . lnitl . . . Crescent . . . NfJllll11LlI1llQ Lommittees . . . . . . Iresident of bpimisli Club . . . lvlilllkllil . . . tlizlmoml - I ' Q H U I . ll Nl . K , . Iuid-Ywr grlldunc IWW UYUU VIN ICM if gigg e . . . . enietztij, . R. L .... muster . . . House l resident, ' ' ' . ,g i ' A ' ' ' ' K ' '. ' A ' H' lf ghitlrews . . . Sli-li-li . . . YF .wo CHTIHCR YF . . . Block something . , . l. R. C .... loves music . . . uliulele Q l.et s ,i -H 3 .- at W ,. ,, V ,, . . L . . . XILC-II'C:lClCl1I, Y . . . Oli, me . . lolmm play' at tune J . . . card bend . . . practice teilcller . . liouse Q' ,V H Dil 1, I in . ,ly ' I 1 Purim Mlm, . . miie . . . tomme . . . e t ratemitj iu . . . -lomnj. BREDENRHRG RVLL iu'Rxig'r'1' BL'CI'IAN.-XN IEYLL.-XRD HYRIJ k'.'Xl'SIiY Q'IlIi.'X'I'Il.XNI f X 5 x NN , X-ryf-xx N 5 T N X XSL' X 1 l in ff ms N g ' , l . , , i - 1 KHXXJIIF ix 3-P LHILIDSI I l l w L' fl x all N X Senior Class lNllfRl,lf Cll.'XRl.O'lVl'l'l C.-XUSICY, Fxiuifxx, S. C., lf..-l., KIO CHl'lN.'XUl.'l', Bl..-NCKS'1'ONIi, YA., li..-1., liffgliffl . . l1'ug!i,ih . . . llcauty' . . . green cycs . . , Sunim' Cl1lSS'llI'CLlSL1l'CI' Clam . . . Vice-Prcsidcnt of Student Govcrninunt . . . . . . Cmiiiiiuiicciiiciit lX'lai'slial . . . incn . . . L'. S. C .... puppy dog eyes . . . San Antonio . . . bust play pal . . . alnai.: sim-ci . . . Y Cabinet . . . l'i'csiLlum, Wkslcy lfcllrnx- unllcrstamling . . . Gawl Prcsiilcnt . . . 'lClicta', . . . Virginia fliip . . . plmnc malls . . . uliorus . . . Cotillion N'lJ1I'Sll.ll . . , . . . Crcscuiil . . . ulllcasu remind me to . . . . . . Duxtcr full of in-li . . , du you luiow? . . cxciialilu . . . l. R. C. Huusc l'i'csillcnl . . . lat liaii' curlcrs . . . innci' lwuauly. NXNCY l,lil'l CHlifXTHAM, CiixR1,ru'1 1'ic, N. C., li..-I., CL.-XR,-X .-XNNIIC BUCK CHILDS, HL'N'l'sv11.1,1f:, .fX1..x., H..-I., Sm'fffff4Q'x' . . . lilcnnlc loilis . . . tcnnis . . . liavillmn pin-up lfifffffgy um! Elltflffh , . . lfditor of 7'!YF Cfozlffjvf . . . . . feiiirurc fiiuinl . . . Saddle Clula . . . Nlaj Court . . . swcct 'n' natural . . . laallads . . . dancing Class . . . poctcss . . . l'Coqicli . . . Clclnfon Beauty Queen . . . k'VVanta go to originality . . . ingenious . . . inquisitivc initiativu . . . Gamma Ci'ali1'sf . . . l'4iwluy's . . . inidnigllt Coiii'ui'salions . . . ncvcl' Sigma . . . ulicusc . . . spagliutti . . . Lord Dusany . . . null- in .1 liurij ...Cotillion Marslial. read . . . S. .-X. li .... dramatics . . . vcrszllilily . . . helpful on all ofcasicnis . . . Vllurmls VVWJ JXIVIONG S'I'L'IJICY'l'S ix .-Xx112R1C,xx LvNIVIg1RSl'I'II,S xxn CC5I,I,b1CGl'1S. 28 -A-Q S.,XR.Xll l,OL'lSl'i Cl.llYliSC.Xl,l'iS, .'XHlHCYll,l.li, S. C., H..-l., .-XlJRll'lNNl'i l'll,lf.Xl3l'f'l'H UlXYlXN'l', S12-xit'i'xwi:L'Rc., S. C., lifftqfiih . . . ulsd' . . . n'11ll4ic-tzillxicf' . . . 'flalwitlgcn . . . lid., Sociology . . . lfrwin . . . Clcinson . . . slit' lows gi gootl Spginisli Club . . . iuutlms siglstns . . . Social Survicc Club . , . tiiuc . . . lots ol' lun . . . l orgct itll, . . . Sociology' Mix-ior brains . . . always lifllllllk' . . . czinlt lintl nnitliing . . . Nlotlcin . . . lt's cold . . . Mary Wfisliingtoii II'.111Sl-CI' . . . ,Xtiuativ llinct- Club . . . lionic gal . . . sinccrc . . . VVl111t'll l do? Club . . . Nlotlcrn Ugincc Club . . . llu' Stutlunt . . . Spinisli X . . . kI1mitlgc t Club. V. , .. . 'ilN l:l,7.-' Sf :':H.'.,'... mx umm l'ORl5, 5l'.'XR'lVXXl!l'RC,, 5. L., fm., llzfforv . .. I, ll' l W ,I ' 4 WH' 'W W' ' R 9 'J 4' . . . V -- W ' -- - Swmfffqx' . . . Nxcctnuss, nugnnuss, putitcncss . . . Din Nuicni bpginisli Llub . . , tnll .unl stgituli . . . bugxutilul ui cs, bcziutilul . , . , - .I . ' . . , . Q .R . . . 'Xssisunt liusinuss lNl4in11QL1', C.nm'rjif . . . lriuntlli' . . . gflll .... Xugustzi , . . Bill . . . Wolloitl bunnnui Nliool . . . U . ' N A W. - ' . ,. ' , - - ..'- , , ,H l llalvc to piclt up Io untl L,i'cii.i . . . luuropcaln tixixt-lui' PILILIILL' tuttliing . . . tunnis lun . . . hcoigiu, licic I tonic. , v , V V V. A - V . . . . dancing tcnvliui' . . . sgrccn Buick . . . nuincrous fon- . . . mt-cl . . . Wintlnop trauislcr . . . Dau htutlcnt. , g , ' tncts . . . Cyrzxiitltlqitlglitcrs Club . . . lzuly-liltc. lXl.AXlUQgXlll'i'l' Sl'f.XRS CURRY, l,1-inxxox, liY.,lf.:l.,.F114gfi,fh TQI,IZAXI3li'l'H IKROYHILI, DICKSON, l,i-,xoiR, N. C., W . . . Ulvlgmggid' . . . llousc Prcsitlunt . . . l 1ll'lCf' . . . Cokcs . . , B,M11,i',, fjfgtlll . . . 'llictticn . . . lull of pixig tricks , , , lows Meigs . , . Sainuny . . . U. ol' Ky .... uwlixu to wcznkfl' ubunnicsn fcspcfizilly oncl . . . Hyatt lWusic Club . . . Glu' . . . Council . . . pcmmniilitj' . . . lioncy ' . . . llr. Nlorgnn . .. Club . . . lNl.R.S. before l5.lVlus. tlcgrcc . . . uotpfuc Luul KZILIZL nt tlic Pliilligirinonic . . gcncrous . . . l51u'n . . . l coltus . . . Block C Club . . . l3unnic . . sinfuim- . . . lintu my li4iir . . . movies . . . Yls .un Uruijiz YT Stull. Tli4it was pun-nfl. C'l.lNKSC.-XLFS CURRY lxriI.OAfll CRAVVFORIJ D.-XVANT DICKSON , V Ceeeeee ot'NL,xP IQLLERB12 X T 5 N SL' ' x llifif 02' x SS ' ,A Q ' Pos' Eli? P K i svfP1zAsERf I 1-i l l 7? Tix N Senior Class AlOSl'flJHlNl'i DUNLAP, Roclc I'iIl.l., S. C., Bn-l., Hillary 1 . . . l eeny . . . lresident of .rX. A. . , . Citadel Miniature . . . gold blouses . . . Yls ,un CDTHICR Yls Staff . . . cute laugh . . . slinnnj . . . Presitlents' board . . . Nlary Baldwin transfer . . . Yiceroys . . . always happy . . . Block C . . . llattalion Sponsor . . Gavel . . . Commencement Marshal . . . Uh, llonef' NANCY RIilC'l l' l'fLl,l'lRl3lC, SvAu'l',xw1zL'Rc:, S. C., BA., Sofiofolgy . . . Dan . . . Classical Club . . . May Court . . . tho'e Davidson meek-emls . . . uliezlllyfn . . . Dan . . . Social Service Club . . . Kappa Sig pin . . . Business Stall, Yls Axis CUTHICR Yls . . . 'll love Tootsie . . . hillbilly music . . . contagious laugh . . . Gastonia . exuberant . . . Dan. lVlARY ANN l OS'l'l'iR, Sl'AR'I'ANBl7RlL, S. C., limi., Sociolngy . . . VVe'll see what Bob says . . . red MC1'CLlff' . . . B. S. U. . . . VVell-l-l, O. K. . . . Social Service Club . . . Wofford Summer School . . . nilling worker . . . l,et's go to the Barn . . rabbits . . . Day' Student . . . tliamontl on linger. lNlgXRl.AX SP.-XDY l'iRgXSl'iR, IQICHMOND, li.-x., lf..-l., Ffdllfb . . . Ria . . . big blue eyes . . . French . . . early riser and roommate getter-upperv . . . quiet dignity . . . thoughtful . . . always willing to help . . . Le CJMIIILQE . . . Saral' . . . loves that knitting . . . Dee . . . syrnpathetic listener . . . Vive la l rancel',. ,M-Q if 'Ya f . .mf,,:f.1 . my f X iw S kiwi.. ..., .. wx Pe k W 4 f Y' it Tai fm - QB? ,w A ,fgggf f w ,ff 255255 - -1 Ed BN w 2 N 1 Q 'fr ax 1 ,.,,,, Y W 1 , HANIER ll:XRRlNC'l'ON . .Y if x fx, N N Xl X 'sh X l .yy f. X-1 v i H LL , i f HOLL!il'l'ill N. , XAX fx ll 59. L l , 5 L 'i S A l k ' i .. vg- Senior Class ICIAIZ.-XlSlC'l'll KIOIINSON HAXIXIPIR, Mxuiox, S. C., lf..l., lfflgfiih . . . l,ilvlwj' '...' Wvcll, llll ilcflLu'u ..., L'I'SL'f' hlouscs . . . iimiiy muh . . . xollcylxill . . . Clumfon hui . . . wus plcmj . . . Cotilliou Cluh ljimsiilciir . . . C.1roliii.i, North null South . . . fpoiisoi '... llcguil l,isi . . , N115 Court . . . ukulcln -... l'.iixl4-fs lsluiil . . . sh-spy limil. l3lf'l l'Y CIOIUC ll.'XRRlNG'l'ON, Si',xiz'i'wlsL'iua, S. C., lf..-l., Sm'io!w4gy . . . lim . . . liiciulli . . . Quucus trgiiislici' . . . Y'11ll' '... Duuitui' . . . iiigiiiicil . . . Czlsu Wvorkui' . . . liouscwiliu . . . milling guiil hulplul . . . ulothus . . , qxlxxgxys im-gulf' for gooil iimw . . lfmoixj . . . Ihlllllti . . . ihosu cu . . . Consciuulioiia . . llaxj' Sluily . . . Qilillll Summa Cluh . . . Tim. l'Ul.l,Y lVl.'XRUgXRl'f'l' HILL, Sl'.fXll'I'.XNlil'lUJ, S. C., H..-l., l'.i'y1'bnlokgy . . . 5-huci' ccstzlsjj' . . . 'l'il lfulunspicgcl . . . Prcsiilum ol' Smlillu Cluh . . . ukululu . . . Yicc-Prcsidcm of K2i'11ml.l11L1gl11ui's Clulv . . . that cuiu Dr. VVing . . . big iwuk-mills .... Xquuiu Club . . . Block C . . . liugivi' slucpui' . . . 'l'lu- Cimilul . . . foiir-y'ugu' roommntc . . . llltll -IIQXN Cl'llCHl'lS'l'l'fK HOLl.l'lRl'l'll, B.'Xl,'I'llXlORIC, Mo., li..-l., lfiology . . . Uslcgiiiiiov . . . cockci' spgmicl cies . . . Glouccsici' . . . smiling . . . C. Y. .-X .... Put . . . looks . . . wuuk-mulls . . . hockuj' . . . lull mu how this looks . .. silky' hair . . . NVho's Wvho in :XlllCI'lC1lIl Zoos Lllhl Toy Storics . . . men . . You Uukn . , . husk uvcr. BETTY GICORGIC H UDSON, ,'k'I'I,fXNJ'I'A, Ga., l3.iWuf., M.-XRJORIIC FRANCICS JONES, ,l,xcksowvii.1.r:, F1..'x.,l3..l., Piano . . . Georgie . . . ,lunior year li. S. U. President . . flifmry . . . Marge . . . always gay . . . li. S. U. Council State Music Director . . . conventions . . . Oli, y'all'l . . . . . . friendly . . . VVell, isn't Tll11IIFlCliyEU . . . cute giggle . .. worry . . . always on tlie go . . . inail every clay . . . Hyatt University of lfloricla . . . 'kI,et's liave a little gaineu . . . ,lack Nlusic Club . . . Cliarlie . . . calls lionie every Sunday . . . Glec . . . 'iknybocly want a coke? l' . . . yiyaciou- . . . lXIa' da'lin' Club accompanist. . klune wetlcling. DURU'l'llY Ht-XlVllVlUNlJ li N N l N G S, Sv.fx1c'1'.-xNrsL'Rcs, S S 1 A' 'Y M H J.,,', l.k' , . Nw 'X N N V, l ' L'?f Ali-I f ffM6 ' gllm -C ' l Wlltm of Qllfqflqtlum lover. i,,x14rcucuN,s1arX en-Y Iona, M.,wfi.f., IW-f usa. l ' ' ' HUM l ' ' ' mlm' ' ' ' muulukunult ' 'HSN ' ' ' .incl f3.fll1f.i'., l'ark Collegel . . . Countess, Song of Norway State Presitlent, Nletlioclixft Stutlent Nlovernent , . . CUIIIKIFX . h I HHOW About thlldy. . I u PM b . I im thc go u I u Mid 5t:fl...f : 1S'1...xsvll-'l... :...'4'l - I Hmm! lgml O mi Gus 'uftflgu case . . . loves to eat . . . frank . . . talent and brains . . . . . . clorlies . . . violin . . . Presidents' lloard . . . '49 Buick - - , - , , ambitious . . . can sing and act, too . . . real. . . . per.-onality . . . Brown lfyes . . . kVHIl,S WViro .'XMowcQ S'rt'ni-zxrs iw :XNIl'.RIK'l.N L'viv1:ns1'r'i1cs ,wn Col.i,1-zczics. l'lLlSl'i lJl'll'l'l.-XIX klOllNS'l'ON, liiimilxcaiixxi, gli,-x., lf.:l., C.'XROl,YN .XNN L li XV I S, SP.xR'l'.xNl:l'Rc:, S. C., lf..l., Fill! .lrff . . . Deyoix . . . lklay Court . . . blincl . . . into .,l'1rI!ht?lIl.lfj1'.l' am! Pryrholngy . . . L'Diinples . . . A. ,X. everytliing . . . gullible . . . Cotillion Club . . . Clink's 'lBig Representative for two years . . . Goalie ..., - Xssistant Business lleautitul Dolln . . . slaugliters uSlllLlgllICI'l, . . Law . . . Manager, Y's two c7'l'llIzR Y's . . . atliletic . . . Wesley unusual soprano . . . posters . . . quiet onell . . . frienclly . . . l'lOLll1Lll1fl0Il . . . Clemson . . . ll. C .... Daviclson . . . frientl lan snoiyetlu . . . bubbling personality . . . lengtliy laslies to all . , . Kappa Sig . . . utliat icliotll . . . vitality . . . pretty . . . artistic . , . beauty. . . . black Clieiy . . . Soutli Carolina. llL'lJ?fON ,lOllNS'l'ON LAI-'FOON .IIQNNINUS IONIQS LEVVIS Q LEVVIS Ll'1'TLIij0I IN . 2 X Y .4 X A XX i X 'l I 5.5 S NI CAS ' if wfaegnfwl Senior Class HELEN GORDON LICVVIS, livucitiztfkcz, VA., ILA., Pry- vhofogy auf! Sociology . . . Lou . . . Water Pageant . . . Crescent. . . Right', . . . Palmetto Players . . . eyes . . . 'LLet,s flickw . . . Dance Marshal . . . 'llad . . . S, A, lf .... Virginia . . . clothes . . . feet . . . black marks . . . dependable . . . Take it easf' . . . generous . . . midnight calls . . . gotta rack . . . ex'erybodj s favorite. l3l'i'l llY VVl'iS'll l,lTTLl'iklOllN, Sv.-xR'1',wl:L'Rc:, S. C., H..-I., Elrgfifh . . . L'l,ittlejohn'l . . . Day Study . . . Bright Spot . . . lille of the party' . . . C,'w1f4'j1t Staff . . . B. 5. C. Council . . . contagious giggles . . . friendly . . . witty' . . . Play with me . . . Beacon . . . Southside . . . Cousin Bud . . . hillbilly songs . . . Day Study . . . lld. .-Xl.lCl'l ANN lVIeC.-XSKILL, SAVANNAH, GA., IEA., Sociology . . . 'lfknniel' . . . VVoflord professor . . . vivacious . . . 'gliut I loie him . . . always happy . . . Mr. lirickson . . . Grand- daughters Cluh . . . Canasta, yesg Bridge, no . . . loves a good time . . . Look at you . . . thoughtful . . . just plain adorable. SNR.-X l'll,lZAl3lC'l'H McGll3ONY, CIlIflN'Y CIIiXSb1, Mo., li..-l., lfiofogy . . . ulietty Maew . . . President, Modern Dance Cluh . . . Bob . . . Ballet . . . Biology . . . 'WVhadda ya wise . . . Head of Hiking . . . 'LSlaughter on 'l'enth .-Xvenuen . . . foresight . . . selfless . . . AIascha'l . . . Sure, kid . . . dimes . . . optimistic . . . Ooh Hal . . . genuine personality. Ml X is ,Stix l NIARTHA KIANIC MCN.-XIR, LALYRINBURG, N. C., BA., Ezzglifh . . . 'flanien . . . President of Student Government . . . candy and flowers . . . Gavel . . . many loves . . . What to wearn . . . contacts everywhere . . . Dr. Morgan . . . coffee . . . Commencement Marshal . . . week-ends . . . Davidson . . . convertible . . . House President, Cudd . . . eyes . . . the best . . . VVnols Wno Aiviono S'i'L'1JisN'rs iw AMERICAN UNI- vrtksi 1 urs ,mn LOI.I,1uC5IiS. BlCF1'Sl'IY FAUC1'I'1 l'lC MALI..-XRD, K1Ns'1'oN, N. C., b'.A., fifzglifh . . . Hlletsw . . . contagious giggle . . . new Chevrolet . . . swimming . . . Really y'all,' . . . knitting . . . coffee . . . Ul,et's play one more hand . . . Davidson . . . Mrs. Sanjuan . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . Oli, ylall, I just canlt stand ith. DORIS ANNE MARLFY, CC7I.l'K'll3IfX, S. C., B.Mzzr., Voife . . . The Citadel . . . personality plus . . . Converse 4'CarmenH . . . Hyatt Music Club . . . You're cracking upv . . . l. R. C .... long distance calls . . . Modern Dance Club . . . versatile . . . C:0lZ2'67'.S'c1filillflfiff . . . fashion model . . . enthusi- astic . . . Secretary, Wesley Fellowship . . . innocent look . . . Yls AND OTHER Y's StaPf. x Blfl'1 1'Y 'IO MAULDIN, LTNION, S. C., HA., English . . . flow . . . likes to ride . . . beat-up blue Buick . . . fascina- tion for funeral homes . . . lust my Billf' . . . likes to eat . . . loves company . . . l.et,s go to uOnion,' . . . Day Student . . . ex-Limestone gal . . . likable. CORDICLIA RUFFIN MICHIPI, Noapomc VA., BA., J History . . . L'Dee . . . always sweet and late . . . f'What a grizzly situationln . . . musical potentiality . . . individuality . . . U. Va .... dragging up those steps . . . peter-pan collars . . . fine and clever . . . precious . . . loyalty, enthusiasm . . . library naps . . . bright eyes. MARY FRANCES lVIlLLl'lR, L1NCoLN'1'oN, N. C., BA., Evzglirfz . . . Giggles . . . big brown eyes . . . House President . . . Carolina . . . just like a sister . . . good time gal . . . can't do without her . . . teeth . . . Cotillion . . . energy spells . . . clothes too big . . . foggy, funny, forgetful, but perfect. MCNAIR MARLEY MICHIE MALLARD MAULDIN MILLER i Yixisriea W MONIEIER ML'Rl'HREl-I X x' 5 .N SL' ir Nfl' fi X Xi ll S -1 5 X NE do ll if NQQQLE. H3 l , l l ii li Senior Class ANN LUDICN MOMICIICR, CHARI,r:s'i'oN, S. C., BA., English . . . Mo . . . Block MCH . . . Geechie brogue . . . liusiness Manager of C.vflllI'ti'f7f . . . udreamerl' . . . Secretary of slunior Class . . . eyes . . . basketball champion . . . uproarious laughter . . . loves to read . . . Little Shop . . . early to bed . . . music lover . . . lovable. FLORl'iNCl'i MURPHRICN, Bimfiixcaimm, ALA., B.M11:., Pirum . . . l'Floss . . . devilish eyes . . . voice . . . President and 'llreasurer of Hyatt Music Club . . . Presidents' Board . . . Commencement Marshal . . . Marines . . . Fm just W'ild About Harry . . . ideas . . . Toujours Moi . . . talented . . . procrastination . . cute and sweet . . understanding. MfXR'l'HA VVALLACIC NELSON, SPAR'iuxNnL:Rc:, S. C., b'.A., Chemirfry . . . Mrs.', . . . gloe . . . Fire Chief convertible . . . VVesley Foundation . . . Chemistry lab . . . blue eyes . . . Physics lab . . . Gotta go see Mrs. Westv . . . good lab partner . . . Uay' Student . . . housewife on the side . . . sincere friend. .VXNNJX GRACE OGDICN, hfVASIIINCj'1'CJN, D. C., lin-l., French . . . President of the French Club . . . songstress . . . Alunior transfer . . . vocabulary like a dictionary . . . library assistant . . . Greek student . . . Prima Donna impersonations . . . starvation diets . . . Miss Paz . . . cosmopolitan . . . passion for languages . . . grand gal. E .qi ' Z.. MARY CLAIRE P.YI'RlCK, .h'l'I,.'XY'I'A, Gt., lf..-I., English MARY .XNN RXNISICY, Bnicxixlzn, N. C., BU-I., Efzgfifh , . . . . . Cleo . . . bminv . . . Black Irish . . . Oh, llni so llresitlent of ll. S. L' ..,. Hrettv . . . sincere . . . Fretl . . . . 1 - 1 - IC . . eoltllw . . . versatile . . . Miss Carlisle . . . Has unybotly Yu Cabinet . . . YE ,xxo cl'l'lllCR YE . . . einnellias . . . got at ciggyf' .... 'lffhj' tum' illfhiltzbef .... Xssistnnt Art tliinples . . . qilnnys smiling . . . frieinlly . . . Look here litlitor of Cmzfepf, 1950 . . . that blue dress . . utootllev. now . . . loxes llrevzirtl . . . Camp Rawls . . . Clen1son's gonna bent l'lLII'llli1lllW . . . personality plus. NANCY .-XNNIC I'Hll l'lR, S 'IvI Ii , S. C. l'.M J V . . . , ,, , , , , , ,, ,, , , , , UF. , , I. ' R ' W M1 Hl+.RlNI'. .tm RAI 11+.RR14.14., im-it Him. 5. e., in . . . Iresident, l. R. C .... Block C . Modern 1, W V ll, D V l V V 1 P! V1 fy II' 1 Dance Club . . . Kappa Sig . . . DL George' . . Cont- 1 iff UMW' 'V ihuqul. Tomi tlff ' 'II' in qs sinh nieneeinent Marshal ..., X. .X. Board . . . operas . . . phone 'ij 'I Lili: we 'lx' ffm-131435 1 - - - 13-H ' ' - IS-Ulfly calls . . . MV Dnrlin' . . . I':ll1nettOI'l11Yers . . . Hvgitt Music O In 'll Lib ' ' ' nl 'Non ' ' ' 'I ' Lmmk M ld Cl 1 ,' - - , , , . ' Q 1 , , . . . house parties . . . night owl . . . llusteretl . . . bench uw . . . songbirtl . . . lout-wear ioontmate . . . ehatteibort. , K , ' ' lover . . . Clemson . . . fun . . . frieinlly. MAR'I'H.,X BARBARA POPIC, DUNN, N. C., l3.f1I11.r., Pitzfzo NANCY KIRK RICICP, SP.-XR'Ii.'XNl4l,'RG, S. C., BJWIH., lhimr . . . Big Cnr, little girl . . . Vice-President, Hyatt IN'Iusie Club . . . Butch . . . brunette . . . Pete . . . Southside Baptist . . . . . . 'lStueekVl' . . . l. R. C .... S anish Club . . . You beautiful voice, beautiful irl . . . Clemson . . . lNIusic Librnrv xl . . P 8 . . . snowed? . . . petite . . . Our Best to You . . . worker . . . . . . wzirln brown eyes . . . friendly . . . personality . . . many Vin hun rv . . . 'I'hoin41s Wolfe . . . generous . . . Wlihe dates . . . Din' Student . . . lots of lztufhinq . . , alwuvs on 8. A C. U. A t, . DIS-pattchw . . . Slllzlrt, sweet, unseltish. the go , . . sincere . , . ViV:1CiOus. PATRICK POPE RATTERREF PHIFER RAMSEY REEP RILEY M5 S H x if X X re ix XX dxf Senior Class PATRICIA RILEY, ATLANTA, GA., BJ-l., Soaiology . . . Pat'l . . . Atlanta . . . Fire Chief . . . dimples . . . HI mean really , . . . loves milk shaltes . . . Sociology major . . . f'Got to check the P. Of, . . . music lover . . . acute, cute . . . Aquatic Club . . . good disposition . . . fun to be with. RUTH Trllilgl ROSl9lNllllRG, AnB1iV1I,I,E, S. C., BA., 5 Hzzglirh . . . 'l'avie . . . Treasurer of Spanish Club, 49 . . . Palmetto Players Cabinet . . . loves those French impressionists . . . painters . . . contagious giggle . . . Ny'all', . . . funny songs . . . Dr. Morgan . . . generous . . . pot-holder rug . . . practical jokes . . . posters . . . original . . . likable. JEAN MARNIORIIC SCHROPlDl'lR, BIQRWYN, lI,L., B.Mu:., Voice, QB..-l., Park Collegej . . . Songstress . . . my apart- ment' . . . bright smile . . . l thought Pd diem . . . some cook . . . Let's go to New Yorltll . . . Pontiac . . . that Corduroy cap . . . bangs . . . original . . . quiet . . . heavy schedule . . . watch those eyes. ' ,ll'lANNlNll ROS-ALYN SlCNSllNl'lY, FLORENCE, S. C., lf..-l., Sozfiology . . . 'ARoZ', . . . shag . . . Ocean Drive . . . The Citadel . . . loves ll good time . . . St. lNIary's transfer . . . attractive brunette . . . VVater Pageant . . . Studebakers . . . dangle earrings . . . dates every night . . . turtle pace . . . talks with her hands . . . loves people. C' PEGGY ANN SNODDY, lXYICl,l.FORID, S. C., Htl., Efzglirfz SH.-XRUN l.YNNl'i S'l'UCKlNl.-XN, Sl'.XR'l'.XNl3L'RCi, S. C., l D J . . . lfurmun tixinsfer . . . Day Student . . . cute . . . lp. S. U. lr..-l., Efzglifh . . . lXl.iny clzisses . . . stutlious . . . transfer from Council . . . Oli-li-li, inf' gootlnesslu ..., eep . . . Lake Spartanburg klunior College . . . rest gym . . . I'm hungry Summit . . . K. .X .... pinned . . . sparkling tliznnond . . . . . . p1'z1cticete1u'l1er. . . sincere . . . sweet . . . D41j'Stutlent... Don . . . frientllv . . . Snodtlyville . . . parties . . . HI just qilxxnvs has n loznl ol' lwooks in lier zirins . . . quiet. tlonlt unlerstnntll' . . . lfnglisli mn-ior . . , klune lwride. SQXRA-X l'lUNICl'i SL'l,l,ll'.-XN, Axial-znsow, S. C., li..-l., L'11gZi.fh CAROLYN Kl'iN'l' S N O VV, Hicixiiwpw.-xv, S. C., E..-l., . . . Lovuble brunette . . . lvylltllllllll . . . YE .two KDTHICR Y's Sofinlogy . . . Sissie . . . President of Szltltlle Club . . . . . . big green eves . . . loves popcorn zintl liot tlogs . . . l'11nlej s lslzintl . . . l3uncl' . . . YVollortl . . . urkinlt lf l reslnn11n Commission . . . K. .-X .... clieerlul disposition . .. . . . 'lcritl' . . . twin . . . ex-Columlvigi Collegintew . . . Clemson llhlgllfbllll complexion . . . lfurmun fan . . . frientllv . . . XVeslev lover . . . contagious lgiugli . . . plnntaition gal . . . liorscs l ountlntion . . . nevltling bells. . . . llgnvlevls lslantl . . . Modern Dance Clulv . . . natural curls. BIAXNF T.-XYLOR, Rl I'llliRl7URD'I'O'Y, N. C., HA., l1'iffory. . . CAROLYN lCl,lZ.'Xl3l'i'l'H SPINKS, Qviiwcv, FLA., BU-l., House President, linst Wlilson . . . loves clotlies . . . clinrrn lliitfory . . . Spinks . . . Palmetto PlllyCl'S . . . C. B .... . . . uyou knoxvn . . . Rutlierfortlton . . . Colwlw . . . sparkling 'l'lie Sen Breeze . . . talks incessantly . . . 'AWild Goosel' tligunoncl . . . Presitlent, C?l'11l1t.lLlflLlgllICl'S Clulv . . . party girl . . . bridge lientl . . . tliree-veur grntlualte . . . Mlkirzzinu . . . . . . Palmetto Plxivers . . . picnics . . . Colvlw . . . week- impossible to niikeup in tlie mornings . . . lfloritln . . . ninnj' entls . . . ciipgilule . . . l'XVell, fully' . . . frientllv . . , that tlgites . . . Cri1ft's . . . nlvsnys hurrying. sophisticated look. SNODDY Sl'lNKS SL'I.LIV.'XN SNOW' S'l'OCKNl.-XY 'IYXYLOR . . Q, .kr N. V W, ill! X ' 1. THOMA RL X f xfsx i ' fl THOMAS, B. 2 -r f W 6 7 xN' 'QX is l C 3772T1LLpxia11X ,ixof Senior Class lVl:lRf3:XRl'l'Il L 15 N O I R THACKSTON, SPnR'rANIsLiRG, S. C. HA. Snciolof . . . 'ASkinnv . . . vivacious . . . Editor 7 l 1 of Y's AND cj'I'lll'IR Y's . . . exercises . . . multi-outttts . . . Blork MCU . . . Commencement Nlarshal . . . dieting tomor- row . . . songstress . . . well, y'alll' . . . personality plus.. . the traveler . . . perfected seamstress . . . Pegs', . . . swimming . . . ultra-neat . . . Crescent . . . VVno,s Xfvlllll AMoNo STL'- ni-:Nis IN AMIQIUCAN LlNIVIERSI'l'll'lS AND CIJl.I.li1'9blS. RFTSY li.'XRl3.-XRA THOlVI.rXS, SimR'l',w1:L'Rc9, S. C., IJ.,-1., Sfhlllfffl am! Sfmifflogy . . . Day Student . . . Social Service Club . . . Chairman for Red Cross Home Service . . . VVinthrop transfer . . . case work . . . men . . . baby face . . . Spanish Club . . . contagious laughter . . . VVoHord Summer School . . . pretty . . . VVofTord Homeeoming Queen . . . ready smile. RANIONA DAVIS 'I'HOlVl.XS, Sl'Al:'i.xrxnL'Rc:, S. C., H..-l., Eizgfiffz . . . Petite, Vivacious, versatile . . . S. .-X. lf. dances . . . Roland . . . President, Gamma Sigma . . . Cfwzzzepf Staff . . . Palmetto Players . . . l.ittle 'lllieater ingenue . . . 'land stuffy' . . . 'Pom VVolfe . . . Umar Kliayyam . . . exotic tastes . . . municipal planning after the Werse. SAR.-X ION lf 'l'Il,l.O'l'SON, Pl,XR'I'SX'Il.I.lC, S. C., IIA., lwtzfhelmzfifif . . . Yiee-President, Nlodern Danfe Club . . , 5'2 . . . Y's ,xxn Oiiiien Y's . . . elotlies galore . . . Pm hungry . . . Our Yery Own . . . bridge . . . YP . . . dates . . . generous . . . beaeli , . . sliort liair . . . Carolina . . . Our Best to Youn . . . food . . . ideal. lfl.lXiXl3l'i'I'll NIARY 'llUNCil'i, Svxiti XXHI kc., S. C., Hal., Sofiufntgy .wif IU'-x'1'f1fffoyy . . . 'l'ongel' . . . llusiness Manager of Yls xxn Ornicu Y's . . . ll. S. L' .... xery lrientlly , . . Coinineneenient Marslial . , . Les . . . giggles . . . First lviee-l'resitlent of Senior Class . . . eurli liair . . . intlustrious . . . Cleinson . . . sineere . . . l.es . . . eute anti sweet. l',DNgX I.OL'ISl', lL'RlNl'.R, Sl-.x1z'i'.-xm:l'Rc:, S. C., HA., l1'ukqli.f0 . . . Qlunior translier from Columbia College . . . eonseientious . . . sweet . . . Day Student . . . ambitious . . . blaela liair . . . blue-green eyes . . . Soeial Service Club . . . ll. S. U .... praetiee teaelxer . . . Cetlar Springs . . . Clemson . . . quiet . . . niee slnile . . . true frientl. DOROTHY HUNDLICY WY.X'l ll, Dxxv11,1.ic, Ya., B..-I., Sofiofogy t1f1ffl'ry1'bofoKQy . . . Dot . . . Presitlent, Palmetto Players . . . rixaeious . . . witty . . . Reallj'f . . . Bob . .. Freslnnan Connnissioner . . . Cliapel Hill . . . legs . . . Dr. Wang . . . scar laee . . . Gavel . . . Virginia . . . Crescent . .. Dance Nlarslial . . . elotlles . . . originality' . . . bubbles over . . . Presidents' Board . . . best ever. lWll.DRl'lD Ii.fXZIiI. W'Y.'X'l l'. SP.-XR'I'.'XlXlil'lUi, S. C., HJ.- flffizfhwzziztim' tml! Frellffz . . . Millie . . . l renel1 Club . . . Dr. Clinli . . . card lientl . . . l.ei's eu! . . . eanasta . . . French plays . . . l.et's go Io Craft's . . . Calculus . . . lizunburgers and eoFfee . . . Forget it'l . . . Day Student . . . capable . . . blonde . . . sweet and frientlly. NIARY ANN fllVllNll'lRlW4XN, wVlNS'l'O'NI-SAI,lCM, N. C., li..-l. Y lll'l'l'SY R O I. li I N S W'.'Xl.l..XCl'l, lDl'Rll.fXM, N. C., lit-l., .Wfzfhffilmfiff . . . Nl:1Zie . . . Business Manager, Cfn1lrw'5iz- Hfzgfixb V... Bless . . . liantlsiantls . . . l'l'x'e ust gotta gain fifnzfzfiff . . . brunette . . . Honey petv .... - Xl . . . No Otlier neiglitu . . . loxes lllLlSlC . . . l'liat elass is so dull, I tliinlt Love . . . generous .... X. .-X .... Pontiac . . . l.et's go l'll ent . . . between ineal snaelts . . . 'l'liat noise? 'l'l1at's . . . Block C . . . Senior Dante . . . -lust resting inf' ust my bones ltnoelting togetlierfl eyes . . . basketball . . . Bless nn' pea-green soul . . . eapable. TONGE YV.-XLL.-XCE VVY.'X'I I', NI. 'l'L'RNl-IR XVY.-X'I l', D. ZININI IERNIAN DOROTHY -IENNINGS Class Hisiorian The strains of our Alma Mater die away on the May morning as we, the Class of 1951, sing it together as a class for the last time. Yes, the audible strains of the song die away, but.the music that it leaves in our hearts will echo forever! For we have been busy during our four years within these ivy-covered walls. We have been busy making memories, memories that began back in the fall of 1947 .... VVe were excited during that first week of school, it was an excitement that contained mixed emotions. We were afraid, for we had heard much about college and knew very little, we were blue, because for many of us, this was our Hrst real venture from home, but we were happy and gay because we realized that this was the beginning of a new world . . . a world in which we wodld make lasting friendships . . . a world in which we would shoulder our own responsibilities . . . a world in which we would share priceless experiences, There were the entrance tests during that first confusing week of orientation, the never-ceasing parties, the important meetings, and along with these, we were busy unpacking our new clothes, fixing our rooms, and becoming acquainted with our new classmates, teachers, and this place we were to call home for the next four years. After we stopped asking stupid questions, we settled down to our weekly themes, Biology labs, and Freshman gym. We began to take part in the hockey games and the swim meets. We joined the Glee Club or played in the Orchestra. And we did all of these things with an eagerness and enthusiasm that was to last for four years. Rat week may have fostered unity within our class and between the two classes, but it also brought its fears of the mighty Sophomoresn and their constant demands which we carried out with Freshman fervorv. VVe recall the kindness of our Big Sisters and the impressive- ness of the candlelight at the Junior-Freshman Ceremonies. Senior Class After Thanksgiving, came elections of class oflicers, repre- sentatives to the council and cabinets, our class song was written, we fought for the blue and whiteng we printed our publication, We, The Ffeffmzim, and gradually We began to feel that we were becoming a part of Converse. WVith awe and envy we noted the Seniors as they marched to Chapel in their stately black robes. Their position repre- sented a goal for which we were working . . . a goal that seemed far away. Our Sophomore year came with many mysterious meetings in the Math Room and other obscure places. Always we sang our spirited song, Oh, Rise Up Ye Class of 'S17'. And then one moonlit night we marched across the back campus to Cudd and Dexter repeating the haunting refrain, and Rat Week began. lf the frightened Freshman had known that we were as nervous and as excited as they, perhaps they would not have carried out our orders so religiouslyl On Senior-Sophomore Day we proudly wore the robes and our ridiculous hats, we won the basketball tournament that year, we saw the glow of a bonhre on the hockey field, we saw the gleam of candlelight at a Y-Service. When Christmas came we played hostess at the Christmas party, decorated the tree and Main Hall, and as we looked about us at our friends laughing and singing carols together, a warm feeling stole over us . . . a secure feeling, for we knew that now we were indeed an integral part of Converse. In May we watched our Big Sisters graduate, and we felt a step nearer our goal. We returned to Converse the following September with light hearts, less dignity, and more responsibilities. We had later dates, more nights and week-ends, and now we could fill in the blanks at the top of our registration sheet where it said Major,' and Related Fieldn. We became sisters not only to the Freshman class, but also to the rest of our Converse friends. We knew and loved our faculty better. The Little Shop was our responsibility that year with late snacks and pennies stuck in the coke machine! Canasta became the rage, History and coffee at eleven in the Day Study warmed our conversation as well as our spirits. There were late practices in the gym that year for our Junior Dance, and there was the rustle of our black and white dresses in the dining room as we proudly marched in the F igure. That day in Chapel when we heard the tap of the Gavel and saw those from our class sworn into the Order, there was joy in our hearts and there were tears in our eyes. When elections came that spring and we realized that the people to be chosen would fill Senior ofiices, we felt that We were preparing to take the final step toward our goal. How we labored over the Junior-Senior Banquet . . . our fears and hopes that the Seniors would like it . . . our relief and happy smiles that their laughter brought! We beamed with pride at Class Day that year when we received the A. A. Plaque and the Scholarship Award. At the Senior Luncheon when we donned our caps and gowns, we sadly bade the old Seniors farewell, but there was an expectant gleam in the eyes of each newl' Senior, for she had high hopes for the coming year. Then, it finally came . . . Senior year with all of its privileges, which brought for many, practice-teaching, case work and Senior recitals. VVe eagerly awaited the formal open- ing when we could march down the aisle in the classic Greek dignity of a Senior in her cap and gown. There were a few vacant seats in our class that year of those whom we envied and missed because they were no longer lVIisses',. There were those who returned with a spark in their eyes and a sparkle on their finger! We watched our new library grow, and with the years we felt that we had grown, however, we had not overcome the fear of a Hpopl' or the dread of those ffblue-book days in January. We had not overcome the excitement of a dance week-end or an out-of-town football game. Within our hearts there was a greater respect for our Student Government and its Honor System, and there was a deeper love for Converse, its learning and its traditions. Our busy schedule began early in the year with our Senior Dance. We dare anyone to forget the parade that preceded itl With the grace and dignity characteristic of a Converse girl, our majorettes marched to the irregular beat of Casey Would Waltz With A Strawberry Blonde . Hard work and tireless effort were put on our Senior Show to make it a successful one. All year we wondered who would portray us at the Junior- Senior Banquet, and finally with surprise and amusement, we saw our odd characteristics enacted before us. When we saw our May Queen take her place on the throne, we realized that we were nearing the climax of four wonderful years. On the May morning when we took our places in line behind the faculty and marched in to Graduation Exercises, we thought that we had at last achieved the goal for which we had been working. But as we held our diplomas tightly in our hands, as we placed our robes on the shoulders of the rising Seniors, we realized that this had not been our goal at all. Instead, it lay far ahead of us in the future, and for each of us it was a different goal. Our college years had been only one step toward it. But they had been a big step and the future lay shining and golden before us. Yes, these have been four busy years . . . years full of memories, most of them shared, many of them personal. There have been tears, but there has been laughter. There have been mistakes, but there have been successes. Through it all, we have been a class united. We have had our disagreements and misunderstandings, but the spirit of cooperation and the bond of friendship have been so great that they have linked us together in a chain that cannot be broken. And now, although we leave college, we do not leave Con- verse, for we take with us our love for her traditions, our respect for her learning, our trust in her ideals, and our memories that shall never grow old. Senior Class Wall We, the senior class of 1951, being possessed of reportedly sound minds and most reluctant hearts, do hereby make our last will and testament for those that remain after us, with the hope that they will enjoy each moment as we have done. ARTICLE I-To the Faculty To MISS GEE, We leave our sincere devotion for she has truly been our College Mother. To MISS RICHARDS, we leave our everlasting love and appreciation for her sisterly guidance. To DR. MORGAN, we leave a five-year subscription to The Taller. To MRS. WEST, we leave a free ride on Halles' Comet. To DR. BOYD, we leave a private bus to transfer her sociology classes from one convention to another. To DR. WING, we leave a popcorn machine to be used anly during his movies. ARTICLE II-To Ihr' Slzrdenfs We, ANN GWATHMEY and DEVEAUX JOHNSTON, donate two charcoal self-portraits to replace the murals on the walls of Twitchell. We, BARBARA POPE and FLOSS MURPHREE, leave our deadened eardrums to whoever is unfortunate enough to have the telephone operator as their third roommate. I, JEANNE FRANK BUCKU HOLLERITH, leave my animal kingdom fwith the exception of Titoj to Ginny Lee Hunt. We, SARA TILLOTSON, MAZIE ZIMMERMAN, and MILDRED WYATT leave our pocketsize t'Einstein made mind slide rule to Bun Clinkscales'l Wyatt hoping that she, like we. can master her multipli- cation tables. We, V. H. ADDISON, MARY ANN FOSTER, EUNICE SULLI- VAN, MARJORIE JONES, and MAUDIE BULL, leave a giant-size bottle of ammonia to every girl with a twinkling third finger, left-hand. I, MARY JANE BEERS, leave t'Gun to be handled with care. We, PINKIE ABBOTT and 'tMOTHER CURRY, leave our White silk anklets to Mary Orr Riddick whose albino ankles need their support. We, NANCY ELLERBE and BETSY MALLARD, leave with secret intentions of getting our Ph.D.'s at Davidson. We, CAROLYN BYRD and MARY GILLESPIE, who are tired of the monotonous tower bell, leave to Wallace a set of Sewannee River chimes. I, JANE TAYLOR, leave my granddaughters reminding them of their motto: It's up to you to replenish the club. We, PEGGY SNODDY, BETTY LITTLEJOHN and ELAINE BOURNE, leave a jeep to the Day Study to carry our lazy pals, Tutu and 'tTwectie , to class. We, MARGIE BUCHANAN and ANN MOMEIER, leave Dora. We, NAN ADAMS, LOUISE CLINKSCALES and BETTY Mc- GIBONY, leave our Ease-Nan-a-Macl' Almanac of jokes to Annette and Bet. We, BETTY JO MAULDIN, LOUISE TURNER, LILA ANTHONY, SHARON STOCKMAN, and ANNE CRAYVFORD, bequeath our Aug. Smith bills for our practice teaching trousseau to Mr. Shingler to be paid in full. We, KSILENT GEORGIA FREE and STAY IN THE LITTLE CHAPEL BARKER, leave our collection of classical records to Mr. Ger to place in a joke box in the music building. I, JO CHENAULT, leave my microscopic fungus teeth to the Smithsonian Institooth. We, POLLY HILL and SISSIE SNOW, leave to Ann Lyon the honor of reigning over the stables and performing our daily duty of sprinkling Chanel No. 5 along the bridle trail. We, CHARLOTTE CAUSEY and MARY ANN RAMSEY, leave DOT WYATT Clary Lawyer our infinite number of Week-ends to the prom trotters of the junior class, Dot Fudger and Ann Hall. We, CLARA CHILDS and FRANCES ARNOLD, leave with exhausted cerebral cortexes. I, CAROLYN BEARDEN, do hereby install a soft, downy bed in every telephone booth. We, DEE MICHIE and MARIA FRASER, leave our well-stocked pantry of giant green peas and chocolate drops to Patsy Jones and Mary Baker, the f'Diet Smiths of Converse. VVe, DORIS MARLEY and MARJORIE NAN ANDERSON, will a smaller sofa to the Little Parlor-no questions asked. We, LIBBY HAMER and NANCY CHEATHAM, leave our charter membership on May Court to Polly Hendrix. We, ANN LEWIS and ANN BURNETT, leave our Alice Marble trophies to our retarded tennis pupils, Zoe Hatcher and Joan Woodberry, We, UBEETHOVENH BULLARD and UHANDELU HUDSON leave ten shares of stock in Alexander's Music Store to Becky Ramsaur. Q I, MAX BARNARD, leave Olin, my chubby tapeworm to Lillie Belle's expert supervision. We, ROS SENSENEY and FEENY DUNLAP, leave to Converse a life-size statue of a Citadel cadet to replace Winged Victory. I, MADAM CURRIE BREDENBERG, do hercby will to Dr. Shiver my secret formula on How to destroy Russia with three little moleculesf, We, PRIS BEARD and EVIE GILLILAND, leave our two worn-out mailboxes to Miss Gee to be rented for half price next year. We, BARBARA ALLEY, BETTY IIARRINGTON, RAMONA THOIVIAS, BETTIE BROYHILL DICKSON, MARTHA NELSON and SUSIE GODWIN, leave our split personalities . . . school girl by day-housewife by night . . . to our six tolerant husbands who have settled for English, History, and Math for dinner and exams for dessert. I, BETSY THOMAS, leave my Homecoming Queen title to Harriet Harvin, another Wofford co-ed. We, NANCY PHIFER and NANCY BLAKELY, leave our weekly barber appointments to Lil Lindsey. We, CHIEF RILEY and ST. MCCASKILL, leave a custom-built fire engine to next year's Hre chief and her staff for personal use. I, CAROLYN SPINKS, leave to join the Craft's staff. We, GRACE OGDEN, JESS WALLACE and TAVIE ROSENBURG, leave our midnight chuckles and fiendish pranks to next year's occupants of our East Wilsoii Apartment. I, LOU LEWIS, leave my satin Egyptian robe to Miss Abbott to be part of the Madwomanls trousseau. We, BETTY TONGE and ADRIENNE DAVANT, leave a Tiger skin rug to Lee Parlor. I, JANIE McNAIR, leave my Block UCD and five stars to my little sister, Laura McLean, who has been fortunate enough to inherit my athletic tendencies. We, PEGGY THACKSTON, DOT JENNINGS, and EMILY DELOACH, leave to those taking Roman Life next year ample scrapbook material. I, MARY MILLER, would leave my head, but I can't find it. I, DOT FRENCH, leave for Newberry as usual, but this time for good. Having thus disposed of all of our treasures, we, the class of 1951, do hereby declare this to be our last Will and Testament. Signed and sealed this twenty-eight day of May, in the year I95l, by Wilnesrer: -Doa' VVYATT, Tesfalor. FANNY FUNDERBURKE, T1-re MADwoMAN, DZ. Ml Senior Class Prophecy MARY MILLER Clam Prophcl The United Nations, Council of 1960 is now in session,'l proclaimed the Honorable Jane McNair, President of the U. N. I was already seated near the back of the assembly hall in Lake Success, N. Y., although my proposal was to be last on the agenda. A hush fell over the meeting as Reverend Bearden of Jerusalem gave her welcoming message. Evie Gilliland stood on a high pedestal overlooking the assembly, calling the roll from the U. N. scrollbook . . . Eskimo Abbott, Alaska, Pigmy Adams, South Africa, Adolph Anthony, Ger- many, Arab Beard, Egypt . . . Arab Beardl No response. lt must have slipped her mind. Then Tavie Rosenburg recorded her 25th absence. Suddenly pages Emily deLoach, Sharon Stockman, and Sissy Snow rushed to the platform announcing the arrival of a delegation representing the International F e d e r a t i o n of Musicians. M. E. Bullard, stormed through the doorway fol- lowed by B. Hudson, M. A. Phifer, M. N. Anderson, B. Alley, D. A. Marley, M. B. Pope, and F. F. Murphree. Their problem demanded the immediate attention of the U. N. Carnegie Hall had been invaded by Cousin Bud Littlejohn and her Yodling Ukes. The anti-classicalists charged with violating the international code of the Federation in- cluded Dee Michie, Feeny Dunlap, Polly Hill, Maudie Bull, Ann Lewis, Betty McGibony, and last and least Little Jimmy Dickens Ellerbe. The Assembly was in an uproar. President McNair was twitching her mouth until Dvorak Johnston, the Russian delegate, with her interpreter, Malak Zimmerman, made a motion to recess. Ching Gwathmey, the Mongolian representative, seconded the motion and the Assembly was dismissed. The corridor leading to the U. N. Snack Bar was Hooded with delegates. Behind the counter I could see Dot French, Ros Senseney, and Jess Wallace sampling each rush order. Tojo Buchanan was sitting in a secluded booth gobbling down a bowl of rice and staring through her slanted lids at Buddha Lewis who had just ordered her ninth roasted duck. Sitting on a table in the middle of the room was Gandhi Wyatt breaking her fasting with a stewed bird leg. I wandered down the hall peeping in one room then another until I came to the U. N. Museum. Eunice Sullivan greeted me with a smile and ushered me over to the World Scrapbook, edited by Peggy Thackston Toal. Glancing through the pages I noticed that Max Barnard had recently completed her global swim in less than 80 minutes .... The Life of Riley, Ann McCaskill's latest biography, was this year's best seller. . . . Mary Gillespie and Mildred Wyatt had proven Einstein's theories to be communistic .... Libby Hamer was voted Miss U. N. of 1960 with Charlotte Causey as runner-up. . . . Shirley Mae Mallard has mastered a double twirl jackknife from the Empire State Building to a bird bath in Central Park .... Betsy Ross Taylor's U. N. flag is now on display after 9 years of basting. My attention was diverted by a Spanish delegation composed of Jose Chenault and her Sen- ioritas Clinkscales, Thomas, Cheatham, llflauldin, Burnett, Turner, and Crawford who were observing Francisco Arnold's world-renown translation of Doia Barbara. W'e ambled into a small chamber labeled Nobel Prize Win- ners 1951-1960. Enclosed in a large glass case was a Snoddivari violin, masterpiece of Peggy Snoddy and her apprentice, Dot Jennings. In the corner of the room I noticed Mary Ann Foster and V. H. Addison, prospective brides, studying Doctors Helen Bredenburg and Suzie Godwinls magnetic clothesline. lt had the Good Housekeepers' Seal of Approval-the committee including Bettie Broyhill Dickson, Betty Harrington, Ramona Davis Thomas, and Martha Wallace Nelson. The Byrd-Hol- lerith atomic hockey stick lay on deep blue velvet and Cecil B. DeMille Barker's intricate miniature of Warwick Castle stood on a high pedestal near the door. Eunice reminded me that the recess period had ended, so I rushed back to the assembly hall. The French interpreters, Mademoiselles Ogden and Fraser ushered me to the speaker's box where I was to present my proposal. Nancy Blakely and Ann Momeier, international correspondents were standing at my elbow as I faced the Assembly and stated, Lincolnton requests that she be repre- sented on the U. N. Council. A hush fell over the room until Carolyn Spinks, the Egyptian representative, demanded discussion. My spokesmen, Mary Jane Beers and Betty Tonge began a heated filibuster. Finally, after five long hours, Mar- garet Curry, Secretary General, called for a vote into yea or nay, while Sara Tillotson counted them on her pocket add- ing machine. I was squirming in my seat until President McNair announced the results-only one negative vote. I should have known it would be Georgia Free, my bitter Bamberg opponent. With the tap of the Gavel . . . 'KMotion Grantedll' 2 at aw- S' 5 AW QL' i 3 1 I Czzzmwifzg for examf . . . Blue Jean Day and JKIIIE . . . Renoir Jobfzffozz . . . Afzmiwx Amzy . . . Cfazifkizzg up 011 LIFE Going Jmzzewbere? fm! chairing . . . u.'1l1jYb0ffy HBE!! KZ fozn'llz?,' . . . Om' hem! . . . Going our ac'ay?3' . , . Party' Ivclffy! , W1 , 4- Wm- .fu M ,, - -mfg.,-..,m . .M ,i,m1.lfm,L, Q-1k Q... -. -M m- mmw m -Q .,A. y Juniors WEST, B. MOORE, A-x. MOORE, HALL, MARSTON OFFIC RRS FR.-XNCICS M.-XRSTON . .... I'refiffe11f BIC'l'FI'Y ANNE WRST , . Firff Ififre-I'refif!m1f ANNE MOORE . . . Sew ffzf X If'iva-Premfczzf BICTTY MOORE . . . . Sevremry ANN HALL . . Tre fzj' wer 48 951 We were less in number but not in spirit that day last fall when we returned to our friends and our college. Deep inside us, there burned a new feeling-a feeling that filled us with both pride and a strong sense of responsibility. VVe were upperclassmen! To be sure, we smiled just a little smugly the first time we strolled in from a date at 11:00 instead of at 10:30. Not to mention our broad grin at the midnight hour on Saturday night! But there were other things, bigger things than just upper- classmen privileges to make us realize our new importance. Now we had Little Sisters. They kept us busy, since each of us had at least two. But we loved it, and tried very hard to give them that feeling of security which our Big Sisters had given us. Then there was junior-Senior. Eagerly we searched a sea of faces to find just the right one to impersonate each senior, and chuckled at their frantic attempts to guess who it would be. There were little things, too, familiar things that took on a new meaning because we felt they were ours . . . the junior Shop Chow we hated the sight of Bologna sometimeslb . . . the day our rings came . . . the excitement of seeing our hockey team headed for the goal. Now we have lived it all . . . the thrill of being a Freshman, the importance of being a Sophomore, the pride of being a junior. Each was wonderful, a memory never to be forgotten. There remains only the hnal and best step of our college career . . our Senior year. Vile are ready to take it. LOUISE AGEE EDNA MAE ALLISON ZANA ALMONY KATHERINE BAILEY PEGGY JEAN BISHOP BETTY ANNE BROADDUS MARJORIE BROWNE MARTHA CHAKALES RUTH CLARK ANN COLHOUN DRINA CUSHMAN POLLY DAY DELORES DELLINGER MARTHA DENNY SUZANNE EARNHARDT M ARIAN E M METT ALICE ERBELDING SALLY FLANARY DOROTHY FUDGER BARBARA ANNE GEER Class M AX if A 50 of '52 .Lk 9 POLLY GLICNN I'IICI,IiN ICI,IZ.,XI3IC'I'II GRICGORY IUI-XNI'I'.,X ANNIi'l lIIi GL I'I'IRII ANN HALL ICLIZ.'XI5IC'l'II WARD HARGICIIVI POLLY HICNIJRIX MARY M.-XRG4XRIi'I' IIURLICY INI.'XIi,III I.'x IORDAN AILICICN KABRICH GLAIDYS I..-XMB VIRGINIA LICLAND M1XRGARI'I'I' MCARTHUR INIARG.-XRIfI'l' IVICGOWHXN MARY LYN MQINTUSH ICDNA YV. MARKS FR.-XNCICS MARSION .-XNNIC MOORIC I3IC'l I'Y MOORIC l3Ii'I I'Y LICIC PAYNE NANCY PHILLIPS PATRICIA RICHARDS MARY ORR RIDDICK SARAH FRANCES RUSSELL AYRIEL Al EANNINE SEIFERT BARBARA SIBLEY SARA SPIRES ANNE STEVENS YIRGIN IA VAN CLEVE BETTY ANNE WALL LOUISE WARREN NANCY WATTS BETTY ANNE NVEST tl OSEPHINE WOOD NANCY CARROLL CNo'1' PICTURED, Class of '52 52 omior- jAe4Aman eremony A symbolism of thc existing loyalty and spirit bctwccn the two Clzisscs is thc giving of bracelets by thc 'fbig sisters of the junior class to their 'flittlc sistcrsn, the lfreslimcn. This traditional ceremony is rcmcmbcrcd and Cherished by all of us throughout our years at Converse. Sophomore-S i Lzrfl fn Righf, Sccnmf RMC: CH,-SLK, HUNT, NEYVFLL. First Ruff: SKELTON, BRYANT GINNY LEE HUNT PAT SKELTON . EDITH BRYANT . POLLY NEWELL . BEV CHALK . . OFFICERS 54 . . . . Pfefiflent Firft Vive-Presifiezzt Sammi Vice-Prefidefzt . . . . Secretary . Treamrer 951 Time at Converse has been a creator, an insti- gator, and a teacher. lt has created, from happy days and weeks, our Sophomore year, which holds the delightful experiences we've shared and which now is terminating. It has created lasting friend- ships between the members of our class, it has created a deeper and fuller understanding of one another, it has created a close, loyal relationship which will be present throughout the remainder of our lives at Converse-and after Converse. It has instigated the wonderful thrill we experi- enced as we slipped, tiptoeing practically, to the hockey field that particular night in October, and as we marched triumphantly across the golf course toward the freshman dorms to begin Rat VVeek. It has instigated the feeling of belonging-paw ticipating in athletics, watching our teams winning or losing, winning our Block 'fC's , going to the hockey bonfires, taking part in the swimming pageant and in May Day, and being terribly proud of everything each of us accomplishes, of being a part of a wonderful group. It has instigated happiness and sparkling fun-preparing for the Christmas party, growing excited over holidays, playing and singing together in the dorms and on hikes, being glad together over good news and being sympathetic over bad news, listening to and narrating our many 'ftales of woe , getting frantic over exams and shouting for joy when exams were over and everyone had passed. Time has taught us the meaning of friendship, of loyalty, of cooperation, of participation, of good sportsmanship, of understanding, of sympathy, of indefatigable striving to develop into a more per- fect woman, of every significant and insignificant aspect of life. But more than these, it has taught us happiness that we obtained together. Now, time has taken over again and we find ourselves leaving behind us our Sophomore year and moving to our Junior year. Next year We'll return-our class will have grown smaller, but there will always be a place for each departed member. We'll renew together all the unforget- table memories, all the wonderful things that occurred during our second year at Converse. We'll be back, and next year and the next, all that we've done and all that we've learned will become more deeply imprinted on us and will appear in everything we do. We'll never forget. Class ICUGICNIA ANNIC ADAMS I,L'CII,I-I AIKICN MARY ISAKICR SARA BARRIIVR MARTHA BICASLICY NANCY BI'INNIi'I I1 LUCIIC I3IC'I'HIiA LUCY ANN ISOULWARH ANNIC BRADLICY ICDI'I'H BRYANT PAT CARSON IIARISARA CAR'I'l'fR BICYICRLICY CHALK SARAH FRANCICS COOPER KIANIQ LOVVRY DALIC DIANE DAVIS AIOYCIE DAY DIANII DICWICY VIRGINIA DOUGHTY RICIIICKAH EAGAN ANNIi'I'TIC IiDGIiRTON SADIIC ICDWARDS MARY ANN ICRWIN JOAN EWIQRS QI '53 ,IIXCQl.7I'1I,INIi I-'OX I-'RIXNCICS GARRICTT I'.'YI'RICI.'X GIBSON GIAIDYS GOING I'II,IZfXIII'l'I'II S'I'UAR'I' GW.-X'I'IIIM ZOIC II.-X'I'CI'IICR I3.'XRII.'XRX IIICLNIS SLSXN IIIiNIS'I'RITIf'I' CIAIRIC IIORGICR VIRGINIA I.ICIi HUNT MARY IXNIC IIL'TCHIiNS RU'I'II .IXNNI-I JOHNSON IXI4XRG.XRli'I' KIOHNSTON .:L'I,Ix xyoxl-is I'.YI'SY VIONIVS A1I+:,xN RIC.-XRNS NI.'XR'I'II.X KINIXRD TNI.-XR-IORIIC YIRGINI.-X KING I.l,'NIC'I I'I'I I,-xI IFI 1'Ii IVIA RG.,XRI'I'I' LA MPLFY I.II,I,I.'XN LINDSAY MARY W.X'I'SON McAI,IS'l'I-IR I,AUR.'X Mc-I,I'LXN LUCY VIRGINIA McMAS'1'ICR IIY Class WINNIE LEW MCSWAIN DIANE MADER CAROLYN MAHON MARILYN MATEER MAY MERRY IDA MARCIA MIDDLETON ELIZABETH MILLER POLLY NEWELL JEAN OVERTON ALICE PINCKNEY REBECCA RAMSAUR PATRICIA RHYNE HARRIET ROBINSON BETTY TYREE SAFFELLE FAYE SANFORD MARY MCCONNELL SCHAEFFER of 53 JEAN SCHLOSSICR CAROLYN SHIQPPII: PATRICIA sK1+:1,'1'oN ELIZABETH STARKE ICLIZABIQTH SYFAN ALICE SYLI'ICS'I'I'IR PHYLLIS TICASTICR LAURA TERRY AMELIA TUWNSICND CHARLINLI TRIBBLIT PAULINF IIN DICRWOOD MARGARET WATSON GLADYS WILLIAMS JANE WINN SHIRLEY VVOOD IIERNICE VVYATT MARILYN WYNNIE EMILY BOOTON fNoT PICTUREDD Freshmen V!! A Z, W , W g :Wk V K ,Q WM, W K :V SJ? wif. 13 af f Jw, Q 2 A 1 J A rl ., A 11,1 Ji 117' A A. FREW, YW. ANDERSON, D. MILLER, VVILNIETH, HUGHES OFFICERS DICLORICS MILLICR . .... lwfiffmf BARBARA HUGIIICS . . . Fi ,A,f f 1'ffg-11,-mfgfff MARTHA ANDERSON . . Sam ,fff 1 IAM-111-mffgfff MARYWILMI+1'1'H . . . Smmfy ANNE FRRW . . . Tre L1Af1 1 1-,ff 60 51 Yes, We were the green Freshmen coming to college to get educated and make our best friends. Dexter and Cudd were soon crowded with suit- cases, annuals, and dolls. There were numerous queries as to What Rat Week, restrictions, majors, lights out, and closed study meant to us new- comers. 'We wondered Whether We could possibly absorb all the intricate rules. Soon the feeling of belonging came to us. Our Big Sisters, along With all upperclassmen, were our friends in every predicament. VVe found our teachers also interested in our personal Welfare. VVhy, we even loved our ratters after Rat VVeek! Our problems and joys united us into one huge family. Frfshvzmz Cummisxio f 'We entered in the college's extra-curricular activities. VVe elected our representatives to HY Cabinet, Student Council, and A. A. Board. VVe issued our Ufe, The Freslmmn Nlagazine and Worked with upperclassmen on the Concep! and Confuersalionaliw. VVe, too, participated in the Swimming Pageant and sang With the annual Christmas carolers. The birthdays and parties in the dining room truly gave us the feeling of being accepted. Yes, we became a part of Converse, but more important, Converse became a part of us. XN'e Wonder Whether the next three years here can possibly bring any greater laurels of joys to us than this past year. DOT FUDGER MARTHA ANDERSON DONNA SUE AYERS EUGENIA BARNES ISABELLA BARNWELL REBECCA BEAM JANE BEASLEY MYRTLE JANE BENNETT IDALEE BIVENS DARTHEY I. BLACK ANN BONEY LOUISE BOYLE RUTH BREWTON CELIA BROWN ANN CARDWELL LAURA CARRUTHERS HELEN CHAPMAN ELIZABETH CHURCH REBECCA ANNE CLEMENT ELLA PERRIN COX HAZEL ELIZABETH COX ANN DOUGLASS SARAH RUTH DOYLE MARY DRAKE JANET EADDY MARY JOE ERVVIN ALICE ELIZABETH FINE JANE FLEMING ELIZABETH FLOYD Class of '5 4 NANCY SHICRRILL FLOYD EIICANNIC I OS'I'I'lR BARBARA FOY ANNIC FRICW MARY I-'RICW MARGARIVI' GAFFNICY VIRGINIA GASTON IiMII.Y GRAHAM GLORIA GRANTHAM- NFLDA GRICICNE INIADICIJNIQ HANTSKE ,IOYCII HARRFLL HARRIIYI' HARVIN MITZI HICRRIN ADICLIQ HICKS SALLIIC GRAY HICKS DAISY HOWARD BARBARA HUGHES ANNIC HUIIC NIARGARICT JACKSON I-'RANCICS Agcmlcs G1co1ac31,x BAXTER KICNNICDX KIANIC 141111414 ALICI-1 HIIRIJING KN1f11c1n1,1cR SARAH ICI,IZAI3IC'I'H I,ICAYICI,I, nI'WI'IIi'I'IIC ANN LICXVIS FRANCICS LINDLICY MARY CLARK I,ITTLIi'I'ON SARAH ANNE LOCKE ANNE LOVE ANNE LYON LOUISE MCCANN SANDRA MCCONNELL FRANCES MCDANIEL BETTY SUE MCDONALD KATHERINE MCLAUGHLIN ANNE MCMEEKIN IRENE MCNULTY MARTHA JANE MCWHITE DORIS LEE MARTIN FRANCES MARTIN JEAN MARTIN ELIZABETH MASSEY LILY MATHEWSON JANE MERIWETHER DELORES MILLER PAGE MOORE HENRIETTA MORRISON ADELAIDE MUNROE FAY MURRAY ANN NUCKOLLS FLORENCE OISHIELDS VIRGIN IA TALLULAH OUZTS FRANCES PARRIS PEGGY POOLE MARJORY POULNOT SARA JANE QUINN Class 2 5 R' i 2 1 I 5' 3 I 2 DI '54 MADGE EYERAL RAINWATER PATRICIA RAMSAY ANNE .IOYE READING MILDREIJ KENYON ROBERTS HELEN ROYALL ROBERTSON PATRICIA RODMAN MARY LOUISE RODRIQUE IUDITH PEARSON RUI-'F FRANCES SANDERS LISELOTTE SCHMIDT BETSY SHEPHERD NANCY SIBLEY PEGGY ANNE SIMPSON DAISY SMITH PEGGY LOU SMITH SUZANNE SMITH EMILY STEYENSON -IO ANNE TAYLOR MARY MOORE VVANNAMAKER MAE JOYCE WATSON -IULIE VVEBBER NANCY WELBORN NANCY VVIDENHOUSE MARIORIE W'II,LIAMS LUCILE WVILLIS MARY VVILMETH ALICE WILSON ,IOAN WOODBERRY BARBARA ZEIGLER ALIDA STANLEY QNUT PICTURICDJ f ., . . 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' f ' ' , . sl,,,2nzffw1-wgz-gg: fwaessfgaasg:fffgfieasesfzssffzif,-4 I . , sf'ss?:e,,gixms fu, sf'1:, ,:aA. .:Sff4ifff??EPggqggfffpjgaz'-,v, - , , . L, my :.,g9.41,:--:.-255--A , - ' 5 ?V :g':1,-5.7. , '- ,A ,if 255 - it W-iii E M2 W Q J . .AN wmv! w WM, Mazl Rmb A IN eceuzty ms X ., , I . WY j08f5 lwfflllfflff lfriffga at Mx liar!! viii gi Y Om' for flodwy ll uf Mr l,ifllr ',N'i4qhf, l,'f,y,f I JANE MCNAIR Jo CHFNAULT ANN STEVENS MAY MERRY MARGARET CURRY ..... SUZANNIC ICARNHARIYI' . LOUISE WARREN . . STUDENT OFFICERS . . . I're5iden1f . Vice-1're5ifZenl . . Serrelczry . 7'l'6'!l.Y1H'El' HOUSE PRESIDENTS REPRESENTATIVES . Pell DOROTHY JENNINGS . . 1JaySfmXen1 . AIZIXIZZUJ NANCY PHILLIPS . . . . Ilfnlm .Cufzfz SARA BARRIER . . . . Sf,pAf,mm . . Dmef MARGARET JACKSON . . . Fmfmm POLLY GLENN JANIQ TAYLOR MARY MILLIQR Eau Vffilfou VVEJ! VViZ.f0n MARY MOORIC WANNAMAKICR, Frefhfmm JANE MCNAIR President RepI'e.re111afiz'e Rej1re,fez1fafif'e RBPf6.fEl!fIlfi'Z'6 R 6f7'5.f61lfz2fff'E Repre,rezmzfic'e GCD VERIXIMENT Our Student Government Association strives to uphold the principles of a democratic government. 'llhe council is the legisla- tive and judicial hodyg it represents the Student Body and serves as a medium hetween all students and the administration. livery Converse girl is a memher of the Association. The Honor System is the foundation of our :Xssociation and it gives each girl the privilege of governing her own behavior. livery phase of college life is hased upon this system, and its success is assured hy the desire of each girl to maintain the high ideals instilled in her hy Converse tradition. 'S al? if ,, it avi l,f-ff fn Rfxqfff, .Xi'.l!i'iI'.' NHCRRY. S'I'liVliNS, NlrN.'XIR, C'lIliN.-XYLT, AIIQNNINCS. .9f.m,lif1g: MILLER, CFRRY, I'HII,I.Il'S, 'Ii-XYLOR VV A RRPIN, ULICNN, ILXRRIER, IQQXRNII.-XRD'I', 77 YW OFFICERS CAROLYN BICARDICN '.... . . Prefiffent CAROLYN BYRD . . . . Viee-Prexident MARY LYN MCINTOSH . . . Secretary ANN HALL ..... ..... T reamrer DOROTHY FUDGICR . . F refhmazz Commiffiofzef CAROLI3?1ft1?3'?RDEN CABINET MARY ANN RAMSICY . Chai z'111f111, Prog 1'f1211 wmnirfee AILEFN KABRICH . MARY BAKER . . SARA TILLOTSON . GLADYS WILLIAMS . WATTY MCALISTPIR CHARLOTTE CAUSICY REBEKAH BAGAN . LUCILE AIKEN . . MARG111: WATSON . BARBARA HFLMS . BETTY LRB PAYN14: MARY -IANIC BICFRS . jANB MERlWI'f1'H1CR IRFNE MCNULTY . . Progrfmz . l'2'ogmN1 . I'rogvYw1 ommitfee mmiifee ommiffee . . . . . M1z.fie . .-lf! Campzzf .-lefifilies . Home Commiffee . Home Committee . . . . . Art . M07'Ilillg VVafefL . .Morning VVfzfeh . . . . Publieify Social Service Cfmirmazz F refh 1111111 Rep1'e.fe1mztif'e F reffz mfzzz Repre.fe11fafiz'e MR. PARKICR, MISS COLLIETT, MISS PIERCE ...... . Faenffy .-1fff'i,mm This ought to be our endeavor, to conquer ourselves and daily to wax stronger and to grow in holiness. The Young W'omen's Christian Association at Converse gives. It gives to each of us the opportunity for spiritual and mental growth through participation in its worship services, discussion groups, and civic programs. The Young VVomen's Christian Association takes. It takes from us the hest of ourselves, and gives it to Christian service. We are unified with all YH groups in the desire to realize a growing knowledge of God, the determination to have a part in making this life possible for all people, and an effort to seek and come to understand and follow Jesus in this task. X fn Rzgzl Ibn! Rnccr TILLOTSON, RAMSEY, CAUSEY, BEERS, AIKEN, Mr.-XLISTER, NELNIS, KABRICH. S I 1 X uni R PLDCER BHRID BICARDEN, MQINTOSH, HALL. Fifzvl Rucc: WATSON, BAKER, I-IAC.-KN, WVILLIAMS, PAYNE. 75 Presidents' Board Presidents' Board is composed of the various heads of the major organizations, publication editors, and class presidents on campus. It is their aim to promote a closer NIJXRGARET ANNE IIUCII.-KN,-KN, frihtlffvlrlfl , relationshiv between stulents an'I facults' hx' :trivin for th- U'n'ral hi t'rn- x Erfifor 0,7 My C011-Verxrztiormlirt I i i ' ' S g K at L Ll Ll ini of thi' DOROTHY WYATVIV ,m,,,,M. college. The board, as a coordinated group, directs all extra-curricular activities. One of its p,-,-55.1,-,,t ,,-f 11.,1,,,,,1,, 111.,y,,,, chief accomplishments is Orientation VS eelt. ANN C-VV.-YI'HMI2Y l'n'.rirft'f1t of Mr' Sulfur I,'i'r1.r.v ,IANE MCNAIR Pnzvirfazzl uf Slnifwrll Cn-t'r'1r1rut'r1l -IOSEPIIINE DUNI..-Xl' Plwifffuzf of Ihr' :llflfrlfr .'I.t.rut'fi1l1ur1 C.-XROLYN BEARIJICN Pn'.rIJt'111 nf li. IV. ff. xl. CLARA CHILDS Editor uf thx I.'urrtv'f11 PICGGY 'I'HACKS'I'ON Effitor nf flu' Y's .-xxn 0'i'iiriz Y's 10 CHENAUIXI' 1'1'4'.vfrfz'1Il of ffm' Urmfrv' nf lfir' Ga-Iwi I'ft'e'-Pn'Xr'1fH1l of Slrrffrrll Url-2'r'r'v1111i'rll FRANCES G.-XRRlC'l I' Pfz'eifrfA'7II uf I,'r'r'.fi'rr1l R.'XN'ION.-X DAVIS 'IIIONIAS I n'5frft'rIf nf Iftm1v1.1 Sr'gr.'m FRANCES M.fXRS'I'ON Preffrfelzi of .fzrufnf lffrlxa VIRGINIA I.I'iI 1 IlL'N'1' I n'.rirffvzl of Srifmhrnzzrnru' Clam IPOROTIIY ,IENNINGS Pn',rffff'11t of Day Sllnfrrllx NANCY PHIFI'iR Pnxrffferlf 07' I. R. If. I'iI.ORENCE NICRPIIRICH Pravitfull of Ihr Ilwlll .llfzrifc Cfnfr DOROTHY FCIJCICR I nxrbmau I.'nv1r1zi.r.rrinner' ln'-fl to Right, Tlzirrf Ruff: liearden, Tliaclcston, lVIui'plii'ee, A. Cwathmey, M:1i'striii, llunt, CIIICTHILIIY, Dunlap. Srrnmf Rnrc: Fudge-r, Jennings, Garrett, McNair. Ffrff Roux' R. Tlinmas, VVyatt, Iluelianari, Pliifer. ANN GWA'I'HMIiY, Chiff fllarxhal MARSIIALS: Nan Adams, Estelle IIJll'Iil'l', Carolyn Ilearden, IVIargai'et Anne Ilueliaimn, Charlotte Causey, ju Clic-nault, Clara Childs, Josephine Dunlap, llnrr-rliy Alen- nings, jane lN'IeN:1ir, Iflorence Nfurphree, Nancy Pliifer, Peggy Tliackston, Betty Tonge, Dorothy NVyatt, Inf! ru Right, Thin! Ruff : Tlizlckstoii, Causey, Murpliree, Dunlap, Barker, Tonge, Childs. Sfrnmf Ruff: D. VVy:itt, CIIIUIIIILIII, Blllfllllllilll, Ilearden, jennings. Firxl Ruff .-Xdams, Gwathnicy, McNair, Illiifcr. 'llhe rising Senior' representatives to Presidents, Board and the rising Senior Class ollicers compose the Commencement Marshals. Their duties include participation in all the commencement activities and acting as ushers at the Class Day llxercises, H.tccalaureate Sermon, and Graduating lixercises. They' also serve as hostesses to out-of-town families and friends. Commencement Marshals Gamma Sigma Gamma Sigma, the honorary scholastic organization of Converse College, was founded in 1923. It is composed of Faculty members who belong to Phi Beta Kappa or Sigma X1 and Seniors who have maintained high scholastic averages during their first three years of college work. The Senior with the highest average becomes student President. MEMBERS: FACULTY MEMBERS1Df. Boyd, Miss Gee, Mr. Gerschefski, Dr. Gwathmey, Mr. Holt, Dr. Kibler, Dr. Morgan, Mr. Parker, Mr. Secondi, Miss Poterela, Miss Williams, Dr. Wingfield. STUDENT MEMBERS- Frances Arnold, Clara Annie Childs, Dorothy Jennings, Peggy Tliackston, Ramona D. Thomas. OFFICERS: Miss Gee, Farully Preririerzf, Ramona Davis 'I' h o m a s, Sludvnl Presidenfg Miss Williams, Sf'rre.fary-T1uzszzrer. Left In Right, Seated: Thomas, Gee, Williams, Gwatlimey. Slandirzg: Arnold, Holt, Jennings, Morgan, Thackston, Wingfield, Poteralzi, Parker, Secondi, Childs. MEMBERS: FACULTY MEMBERS1DCHH Gerschefski, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Pazmor, Miss Reynolds, Mr. Erickson, Malcolm Brown. Left In Right, Seated: Pazmor. Standing: Brown, Spry, Lawson, White, Erickson, Reynolds. The Rho Chapter of the society of Pi Kappa Lambda, National Honorary Music Society, was established at Converse College on April l4, 1938. lt bestows on outstanding students of music and graduates of the Bachelor of Nlusic course honors equivalent to those, which Phi Beta Kappa bestows upon liberal arts students. Pi Kappa Lambda Mr. Spry, Mr. Stables, Mr. White. STUDENT MEMBER'- .-.-'W There are four main factors on which eligibility for XVho's VVho is based. These include studcnt's excellence and sincerity in scholarship, leadership and pzlrticipzltion in extrzt-curriculzlr and academic activities, citizenship and service to school, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. The girls listed in VVho's VVho Were chosen by 11 secret committee composed of repres sentntives of the faculty and student body. The biographies of these students will appear in Dlvfzffs lilyflfl .'lill07Zg' Szfnimzr in .tlmericcm U7liU6i'5iliE5 am! Colfeger, at book which, in itself, provides national recognition. fXll'ilNll3lCRS: Margaret Huclnnngxn, Clara C li i l d s, Ann Gwntlnney, Dorothy Nlennings, 'lane McNair, Peggy Thnckston. WI-ICD'S 9fu1i1'Ir1g: 'l'll.'XQ'KSTON. Snzltff, Swrvmf Ruff, Lvl! fo Righl: BUCHQXNAN, MQNAIR. Fff-,fr RUTLH' CWATHTWEY, JENNINGS, CHILDS H-u-neun Day Students The Day Student Organization is com- posed of girls from Spartanburg and the surrounding area. They have their own officers and are represented on Student Council by their president. Their building, used for time between classes, is called the Day Study. These girls play an active part in scholastic and campus activities. OIf'1+'IC1f1RS DOT JICNNINGS ....... 1'z'etif!ef1f BETTY ANNIC VVIQST . . Vice-I'rf,fif!fu,f DIANPI lW.-XDICR . . . Sffrem1'y-Y'rm.t11rm' us, ir 1IHI.1YIIIf.i xpruss ima! UMW r mum' rn! us, tI11s IWII IS the LxIUmIIIg CI1 IPICI' of our mIIcgQ yczxrs I'or I is cmIj' LI step LIIIJIIKZJQ thu xxny. Iiut for 11II of us ir is LI lumix rich xx luunorics. VII, thu stuff of the 1951 YR un Ulm-in YE, Impu that its Nl L nl grow xx'1lI1 KIM- ymrs. Io Dr. ICII-o11I C. fNIwrg4xn, 'I'I1u Ii. I,. Iirjxxu LJOIIIPJIIY, 'IIIIQ Chxzo l'I-XLGY 'I'II.M.'IiS'l' .' CKJIIIIILIIII, .md 'I'cm41I'Q Studio, IIIQ uIIi1o1'I.1I .md Iwusinuss s1.1fIa xx1I1 SIIICUTC LlPPI'QL'I.IIIUlI IUI' IIIUII' kI0II4I.IIIl IICIP .IIILI L'UOI,7CI'.II IIl3I'l'ORlAXI. SI Xl-'I' OX ....... . l1'Il. mf I3Ii'I I'Y NIAEIIIONY IEIi'I I'Y NIOORIC . I'.-X'I'SY RICILXRIDS S.-XRA 'I'ILLO'I'SON IiIi'I I'Y LISIC I'.-XYNI-I I-'R.-XNCES U.'XRRIi'I I' SARA ul.-XNIC QUINN RIi'I I'Y .XNNIQ WIQSI NIJXRY NIILLIER . . LOL' VVARRICN . ANN COLIIOIQN . EMILY IIOOTON . I RANL'IES GARRIi'I l' .IRAN KICARNS . . Dux' .Ylmffrll IUII. -in-ffbzff . .'I,wffI.i1fr ffffiffn' ,If-',f.m1rlf lillilwf' . . .I,xf1.IlI1r1l lfffifnr .K,'r1:'m' RI'jvr'mn1l.1!fI'f' .flmfrfl RI'ff1rw'rm1l1'I'I' huumf'I' Rrjv wrflllll'-i'I' I ff'vhH1I1fl RI-pf'f,wr1fI1rizw Rf ,1m.wf11I11jzw Uf'gI1r1f:.Il1'uf1 fi'If1'!m . . Cullapx' filfllul' . .'I!f1frtfI' EIIIIIH' . . :Irt Fffflnr 1'hulr1grIIpM'f' 1'hr1tngf'IIphI'r IJRIN.-X CLISIINIAN . III-In! Tyjlfxl NANCY PIIILLIIIS . . . Typzfvl LOUISE CI.INKSCAI.IiS . . .... Tyflixl DR. I'II,I5URIJ l'. NIORCLXN ....,.. , l In'nI1y' :IIff'f,wn' IILISINLISS S'l'fXI-'I' IIIYI-'I'Y IONCIIC . ..... . lx'1nir1ms .'III1m1gI'r ANN LIQNVIS . . . . ,IMIIIIIIII HJ1vizlf'.vx 1IIxm1gH' INQNICIE SLILLIVIXN :IIfz'rf'li.Xff1g .Il41f1.Igf'r NANCY I'lI.I.I IRIII'f . :IIl:'rrf1'.fi1lg .'IlI1r1I1gm IIOLLY IIICNIJRIX . .'Iff2'I'1l1'f1'f1g IlIIl1I1grf' NV,X'I I'Y INIL3-XI.IS'I'IfR I-L1':mf11G!r1y Ilmnlgf 1' INIJXRY AIANIQ I3IiIiRS .'IIf':'fffifirlg Ilmmgf 1' NI.-XIliIgXIlIf'I' CURRY .'IIf1'nli,Iir1g Ilmlugfr IfS'I'IfI..I.I'I IIAIQKIQR .'Ifffz'f'1I1'f1'l1g Ilfzrnzgm' DORIS NIgXIlI,I'IY . .'I.fz'rrf1'f1'r1g UIlr1.1gI'f vzlrns, G.n'x'n'tI, r 11 I RIIIX QLIIIIIIIII Nymnf Run: NI. NIIIIN, RirI'.u'IIf, XVI-ft, IIN-rms, XIQIXIIQIUV, K 4 4 IIFYIIN, II. Nlmwr, 'I'I1,IrIxstmx, 'I'mmgL-, 'I'iII-ftwu, AX Inu' Lmrx Ii: r, ' WTS, urllwun. The Conversatiomalist 'l'l1c Cwlvemzfiffutzfiff is Conwrsc in print, its nuns, its fcqiturus, its cditorigiis .irc you. You arc its mattcrini, its writcrs. its critics. The 6:0il'l'E7'5dfi0!ltl!i.vI is your View of thc world in which nu Iiic. It is the dcsirc of thc staff to stimulate intcrcst in affairs of thc day and to provide 1lCCLlfL1tc :md intulligcut accounts ot' Currunt events. VVc strivc to bring you tilt- nuns both local and world wide. l'iDl'I'ORI:XL S'li.'Xl l iW.'XRC.'XRl'I'l' ANNE BL'L'Il.'XN.'XN ........ Ftfflfff BIi'I 1'Y NICGIBONY ,.... . fllmnlgillg ffififw IJRIN.-X CUSHNIAN . . .'1It1fcf-Lifz Ififfffff' l5li'l l'Y ANNE VVALI. . . .Yt :t'.f Ftfflwr DOROTHY FCDGER . . I rt1lurt' Iftfzilffl WNW lHfVlf.'XL'X JOHNSTON . . . :IH Ififfffff' .1 BIETSY DALE .......... . Sjtffrlf Eifzilffr BUSINESS STAFF 4 MARY ANN ZININIFRIWAN ....... H11.i'frIt',v.v !'lf111r1t1gt'r BIE'l l'Y ABBOTT .... . .'q.U'iVl4IIIl lfzzxfmxrs flltzrztzgrr V 1 Y Y V 1 V ,xxx COLIIOUN . . . . rm-,.1.tfff,n .lltliltlglf HLUUIXM' Lmmtmltim SALLY FL.-XX.-XRY . . .'iA'.fIiA'ltI7If f.'if't'1tf.1Iirnz flltzrztzgur EVIF GILLILAND . . .... Ilmnf Typhi Cf X N Lwfl to Righl, Thfftl Ruff: YV111'rt'u, jolnlst-mn. St't'uf1d Roca: CHSi1I1lllI1, .X. Moorv, Nlrllibony, Abbott. I if'.tl Ruff: lfittlgt-it, L'olitUlIl1, lgllfllllllllll, Zimmerman, Flzmziry, Dnlr. 8 I The Concept CHILDS MOMISIIER fwfr tn RfgAl,Sr11luJ, Ffrf! Rare: Jennings, Starke, Fox, Iglll'lil'1'. Srrmztf Ruff: Gillespie, Childs, Ix'IUIIlk'IL'I', Liitlejuhn. Slamfing: Ramona Thtnnzts, Beers, Chalk, Payne, VV11rrt'n, linker, Gwzxthmt-y. The Cozzfepl is the quarterly' literary magazine at Converse. lt publishes the hest creative nriting done by the students, its well its Ll criticism of their work hy someone outstanding in the field of literature. The eritie for 1950-1951 is Miss liudortt VVelty, novelist and short story writer. The editorial stall meets each week to read manuscripts :ind plain the forth- coming issue. This year the format has been standardized and adopted as the ofliciul style of the magazine for as long ns the future stuffs consider it in good taste. ICDITORI.-XL S'I'.-XFF CLARA CHILDS ............. Fifilur RANIONA DAVIS 'YIIOIVIAS . . AIIIPIIIXIPIAQ Etfilor IVIARY GILI.IfSPIIf . . . . Marzaxgizzg Effflnr IJORO'I'I'IY ,IICNNINCS . . . Sulfur lfrfifur LOL' VV,-XRREN . . . Junior Filitur l3Ii'Il'I'Y Llili I'.-XYNE . . . Jznziur Eifilor llI'l'I I1Y S'I'.-XRKIQ . . Saphuworr Fditnr kI.'XC'QIQELINIi FOX . . S0pflUHlIlI't' Ifrlilur ANN GW,-X'I'IIlV1IiY . . . . flrt Ifffirur MARY BAKER .......,... Book Raiiirfz' Frfilur BUSINESS S'l'fXl l ANN N1ONIIfIIiR ........... Blliiflfif .lltzrmgrr EMILY I1r,LOACII . . :I.w1'xrarzI Bzzrirlfsr .'II.1m1grr ICSTIQLLIZ IEARKIER . . :I,fti.fmr11 l5'z4rim',t,t fllillltlgff MARY JANE ISIQICRS . . . . I,'frt'z4It1Iior1 fllmzagwr BIi'I I'Y LI'I I'LI'f.lOIIN . . :Ix.i'i,rmr1t Cirrrnfuliun flltzrzrzgrr IHCV CIIALK . . . ...... Typisl D. lfqtetrlty' meinhers, appointed hy th ol' the college, gtntl stutlents, tlete the olhees to which they have heen Pu e presitlent rminetl hy eleetetl ln' the stutlent hoely, form the Puhlitxttions llogtrtl. It inet-ts at inter-i.rls throughout the x'e.tr to tonsitler prohleins of the college puhlientrons, to nominate egtmlitlntes lor editors, :intl to encourage hetter iourngtlism :intl literguw' work on the cgtnipus. M ICM BliRS MISSliI.IZAI4Ii'1lIl I4li.XRIJIiN . . . lffmirmim MR. .'XL'GL'S'l' C. VOUK . . . Ifutwlfv .-lifw'.wf1 MR. PCIJNVIN UliRSL'lilil SKI . . I i1t'Hffy :lifz-i.rur IDR. l'fl.l ORlP C. MORQLXN . . I'vtIt'I4!fY pliIL'f,iu1 NIR. D.-XVIII lllflll . . . . Frzmllx' .ltfritur NIR. IiIJGfXR If, S'I',-XNTUN . . I-'.z.f1f1v xltfcfwf iNlgXliUllf Bl'fllqXN.XN . ftltfflur of Ifffflru r',u1l1'r1f1i1l1's'l fl..'XRgX CHILDS .,.,. Eifflur of f,'nr1t'f'pf .-NNN GNVA'1'HMliY . . l'1'r'.fftft'f1t uf Stvlivl K.'ftI.v.r l R:XNl'l'fS Nl.-XRSTXON . 1'f'f'.rfift'r1I nf fzminf f.'lt1.i'x .NNN MONIEIER . . If1i,rir1t'.f.r 4'lliIr1.1gi'r nl' Cffrzrapt l'liCifiY 'l'll.-XL'KS'l'ON+ lfififfrr' ff! Y's 'xxn O1 urn X lil'Q'I I'Y '1'ONGIie HIl. IvIlz'.X.t .llinlilgif nf YE Axlr NIJXRY ANN ZlWINllCllNl.'XN+ ,, . s, .Nt'i'ft't.11'y O rn 1- R Y's Hmirlrxt flltllltlgrr of lfufrZ'i'11ri1fir1rltlffrl xI.XfNI-, l3lxfXSI.l'.X . ll w, Ihr' I n,t-hi1n'r1 R CQIMXIJYS WVlI,I,I.fX'NlS- , , , i f'll1r'tft'flli1fr'i'i' ll i, fm I' rf ,rflmml Rwlirrtw rllrllliw' hliearions Board 'by-.- or K Lf'-Yr In Right, Ntrftif: longe, l3ntn.tn.tn, lle.1rtlen, 'I'li.tckston. Nlnnieier, ZlIl1IIlL'l'IN.lIl, Sttzzzifirzg: Nlorgttn, hl. lieztslvy, U. XVillignns, Reiil. The Freshmen VVe, The Frfrrhmefz, is 21 booklet issued three times rt year and containing the best creative work culled from the Freshman classes. .- Representgttires from each of the Freshman linglish classes compose the editorial board which meets weekly with Miss lilimbeth S. lleztrclen, Director of Freshman lfnglish, to :elect the superior themes. :Xn outstztntling figure in the literary worltl determines the prizes to be given for the two hcst selections. 'llhe linztl judge this year is Mrs. lflizaheth Boattwright Coker, author of ljtlllghftv' of Sffzzffgwxr. The lirst prize is to he I-resented hy Miss Mary Alice Ingram, the 1050 lftlitor of The Cwzfrpf. 'l'he second prize, gin it u to g r Ll p h e tl copy of flfltnftzllle iwtzrgof is being given by the author, Mr. xlohn Bennett of Charleston. IVH, The Fl'f'J'!ilIlr'll serves its an incentive for better work in l reshmgm lfnglish. IilJI'l'ORI.'Xl, ISOARID: june Beasley, Adele Hicks, Bxtrhztrxt Hughes, Sztrxt .lane Quinn, l':ltx'ici1t Roihnztn, illgnlys VVilli4uns. LN! to Rigfzr: Quinn, Hughes, .-X. lliuke, il. Belsley, Rutlnmn, G. YVilli1tms. 83 PALMETTCD PLAYERS ,.,,,,.....-.uw 'fhe Palmetto Players were organized to satisfy the creative desire of students in dramatics. It is their purpose to establish a school behind and in front of the footlights so that students may take part either as actors or as stage workers. Membership may be obtained through tryouts, or in some cases, by recogni- tion of work done as a footlighter. Plays, which the members of the organization may help select, are presented at intervals throughout the year. These productions are directed by Nliss Abbott, Head of the Speech Department. It is the aim of this organization to teach the principals of drama so that its participants will acquire a deeper appreciation and understand- ing of dramatic arts. DOROTHY Vl'Y.X'l l' . HIiI.IiNL1'2WlS . . . Nl.-XRY ORR Rl DDICK Ni-XNCYPllll I'IR . . ICS'l'ICLLli BARIQICR . Nl.-XRY MlI,I.l'lR . PATRICIA RHYNTC . . SEZ.-XN N li KX RN H ARDT l,OL'W'i-XRRICN . . . DICYIC.-XL'X ,IOHNSTUN kl.XNl'i'llgXYl,flR . . . RICBIQILXH ICQXGXN . DOROTHY l L'lXiliR . 5 'If-XYIA-X ROSICNHICRG . Olf'lflCIQRS CABI NET l'lff Piff M' 11 xzjf , ,IH 0, . 1 'Nllli I. l.1x'lor, lu ilnrtlt, Ro il ig 1 e ', I , NVarrvn, lfinlarr, ltvllllt n X I I M'i1ti.f. ll.ultt'i', ll. K ia ll . t lxxatliinq, R115 n v, fan. Ivfil Raft, .Nf.zfrif.' R ll lt ll S- la-xvis, D. Wa att. . Pz'e.+'iffe11l l'ife-Pzfxiffxfzi' . SEll'L'fiJl'AY . 7lI'6xl5I!l'z?l' . . Stage . Properlifzf . Propeftiw . Liglztf . Pnblifity . Pnblirity . Costzwzef . Coxflzlzlef Play RHcI1filllQ Somnl Ejenlx Granclclaughters Club The Grancldaughters Cluh is com- posecl of those girls Whose mothers or granclmothers Z1 t t e n cl e d Converse. The functions of this cluh are to spon- sor a Week-end for prospective Con- verse students and to assist in all alumnae activities of the college. lD.xt'ca1t'i's.Rs Nan .-Xtlains . LouiSe Agee . . Lncile1Xiken . . Nlary Floyd Baker . Lucie Hethea . . Anne Leake Bradley . Maiule Louise Bull . Mary Eleanor Bullard Ann Colhoun . . . Martha fhakales Betsy Dale . Emily tleLoach . Ann Douglas . Sarah Doyle . .Ia-anne Foster Georgia Free . Virginia Gaston Polly Hill Sallie Gray Hicks . Claire Gifford llorger Daisy llowartl . . . Lillian Lindsay . . M ary YVatson Mcgklister Katherine lNIcLaughlin Alice Ann McCaskill Mary Lyn McIntosh . Louise lVlCCann . . Winnie Lew McSwain Henrietta lVlorrison . Sarah Ann Nuckolls . Marjory Poulnot . Nlary Orr Riddick . Betsy Shepherd . Mary Scliaefler . . fiarhara Sheppe Alley Nancy Carolyn Sheppe llarhara Sihley . . Nancy Sihley . . jane Taylor . Jo Anne 'l'aylor . Peggy Thackston . Betty 'Yonge . . . Pauline L'nderwood . Nlary Wannamaker . Alice VVilson . . Josephine VVood . llGT3Ukl!11Oll1k'T9. Nlirrii has . Nlary Boyd Gootlletl . . Margaret Nlinge . , . . LueileCrexxs Clara Wyman Frances lilizaheth Bruce . . Annie l.eak Dihblc . ii Mantle VValker . lfranees lNlcDnflie . . llallie Fox . Venus lrakas . . Rena Rice . . l'in1ilyW'ooten . Xlaiy Van Kendall . . . Ruth llafartl . . . Lillie Veazey . Mary listher Dagnall . . Reuhiellollitlay . . Margaret Law 'ii' Pearl Sihley . Marion Boren . Frances jordan . . Daisy Russell ' Tatum . . Cvertrutle 7 Nlary VVatson Y aughn . . Katherine Faust Blanche VValker . . Alice Carr . Mary Holcombe . Louise Stex ens . Llexxellyn Best . Caroline Sams . Sarah liskew . Ora Sherrill . Cilatlv: , lieatrire . ll' Katherine . Nlary l lelen . Mary llelen . . Bernice Bi-in Paine :Xdair Smith Smith Nleng . Nancy Crigler . Louisa Justice . llurns Browning , . . I.eNoir Dryer hlary Cliatt fDeceasecll . . . Lucy Wlurphy . . . liflie Bamherg . . . Alice :Xrthur Ellllly Moore fDeceasetll i l l 4 I -1. 'l'AYI.OR, MciN'rosn, DALE OFFICERS JANE TAYLOR .... . . Prefidezzt MARY LYN MCINTOSH . . . Vice-Prefident BFTSY D.-XLR . . . . Secfefaf'y-Treamrer 85 ulhe Song Begins Artists in every field of music have performed from the stage of Twitchell Auditorium. Here at Converse we have the opportunity of attending and of occasionally taking part in these concerts. Students in the school of music frequently give recitals, and for some comes the climax of four years of hard work and patience . . . the senior recital. During the annual Music lfestival opportunities are open for those other than Converse students. From VVollorcl College and from the city of Spar- tanburg come people to take part in the operetta and other activities. During this year such artists as Astrid Varney, Gregor Piatigorsky, and James Nlelton have been presented by the Civic Nlusic Association. As the curtain opens, there is applause and silent antici- pation. The song' hegins. BER5 out CLUB Jenna Sue Ayers Vlartha Beasley Xnn Boney luth Brenton ,ouise Boyle lnn Colhoun vlargaret Curry vlartha Denny Parah Doyle Slice Erbelding .ally Flanary lot Fudger 'at Gibson 'olly Glenn Sloria Grantham oyee Harrell ally Hicks Daisy Howard Jetty George Hudson flargaret jackson erre King ane Kerr .nn Lyon ,ll ll Mcffaskill 'zlmmy McVVhitc Pee lVlichie lelores lyliller del aide Nlunroe larjorie Poulnot at Riley lildred Roberts 'elen Robertson H11 Stevens 1 Ann Taylor aura Terry etty Anne VVall lary Moore Wannamaker van Wootlberity Iagfr fn Righf, Srrnmf Rare: Denny, S. Hicks, VVeber, Howard, McCaskill, D. Nliller, jackson, Doyle, Nl. Beasley, Zimmerman, Erbelding, Stevens Hrlmffl Zl'ifIll'l' Firfl' Rafe: Gibson, Harrell, Honey, Roberts, lloulnot, Hudson, Riley, Glenn, Robertson, Ayers. xl. A. Taylor. Flanary. fary Ann Zimmerman The Converse College Glee Club is composed of academic GFFICIQRS and music students. Each year at Christmas time a concert is presented with the Converse College Orchestra, and various PAT RILEY . - 1'fv-tififfll other concerts are given throughout the vear. . . . ' . . POLLY GLENN . . S' 'ei The Glee Club is under the direction of lyliss Catherine in im Culyer with Betty George Hudson as accompanist. JOAN WOODBIERRY . , 1,fA,-11,-fm HYATT MUSIC CLUB 3' if Q1 in g l'f xt ' V i Ltffl lu Rfghl, Sfizrzffifzg: Sylvester, Flanary. Nunfmf' Pope, Murphree. sf 5 ar The Hyatt Music Club is a member of the National Federation of lylusie Clubs, and it is an active function- ing ground in the musical realm of the college. Acaclemic students, as well as music students, are eligible for mem- bership. The purpose ol the Club is to further an interest in music--past, present, and future. Ol-'FICFRS FLORENCE ML'RPHRlilE .... . . P f't' .viii tfvi 1 BARBARA POPE . . . . Vi t-t-- P f'l' .rifir-nf NANCY CARROLL . . . Srcrenzry ALICE SYLVIZSTER , . . 7' f','i: .f iff- rr SALLY FLANARX '.,. . Sf 1.-1 ' .11 Chai r'ff nm MRS, ALIA R. LAXVSON . . lflnlr Arfzrixru MEMBERS: Barbara Sheppe Alley, Zana Almony, Donna Sue Ayers, Rebecca Beam, Ann Honey, Mary Eleanor Bullard, Sarah Frances Cooper, Delores Dellinger, Mary Drake, ,loan liwers, Barbara Foy, Alice Fine, Anne lfrexv, Nelda Green, .loyce Har- rell, Betty George Hudson, Ruth Ann johnson, Lunette La Fitte, Virginia Leland, Anne Lyon, Doris Marley, Sandra lVlcConnell, ,lane Meriueather, ltla Marcia Nlidtllt-ton, Delores Miller, Eliza- beth Miller, Page Moore, jean Overton, Nancy Phifer, Peggy Poole, Sara Quinn, Rebecca Ramsaur, Mildred Roberts, Helen Robertson, Harriet Robinson, Nlary Louise Rodrique, 'l'avia Rosenberg, Judy Ruff, Frances Sanders, Liselotte Sclnnidt, Carolyn Sheppe, Peggy Simpson, Pat Skelton, Alilla Stanley, Emily Stexenson, Jo Anne 'l'aylor, .less VVallaee, Nancy VVelborn, Shirley Xilmvtl, Marilyn VVynne. Social Service Club OFFICERS YVONNE GILLILAND . . . . Pnytirirlfzt PAT RILEY . . . . . View-P1'u.iiiIwr11 ANN COLIIOIQN . . Sr'ur't'I1rf'y-Y'r'1'a.tz1ffr' lN'IliMBliRS' Betty Abbott, Nan Adams, Estelle Barker, Nancy Blakely, Ann Calhoun, Aileen Iizlhrich, lylartha Chakales, Nancy Cheatham, Ruth Clark, Louise Clinliscales, Adrienne Dayant, Rebekah Eagan, Sally Flzxnary, IVlary Ann Foster, Polly Glenn, Betty Har- rington, Gladys Lamb, Ilelen Lewis, Betty Nlcilihony, Pat Riley, Faye Samford, Rosalyn Senseney, Eunice Sullivan, Peggy Thackston, Betsy Thomas, Betty Tonge, Betty Anne VVaII, Dot YVyatt. COLIIOUN, GILLILAND, RILEY OFFICERS MARY JANE BEERS . . . . . r.'m1mfmf1 LOUISE AGEE . . . 1'fi-i-r.'mm-Wim SUSAN HEMSTRFIUI' . . . su-E ,-1- my COM M ITTICIC CH A I RM ICN IIELFN LEWIS . . . . . . BETSY THOMAS . . BETTY MOORE . . ANN COLHOIIN . . PRISCILLA Hman . JULIA Joxizs . . BEVERLEY CIIALK - . DOROTHY VVYATT . . NANCY CIIEATHANI .... . DR. R. VV. BOYD, MISS IIIENRIICTTA IEROVVNING, VVal4'r Safely Iiumi' St'1'i'irfJ Fnrzif Rairizzg Fzmii Raising . . Di.va,tI4'r . Przblft-ily lt'i1ft'r'ft1izm1f1zf . Ffrxrt KI iff lffrff Dufwizsr' NIISS FREDA NICDONALD . lfairzzlty :1iz'ifi.wr INIRS. P. If. CONNER . Rini I,'ru.f.r I,'hr1pfwr':Irfz'ix0r Lefl tn Rigfzf, Srrzfvil: Colhoun, Agee, Beers, Hem- street, Chalk. Slafziling: B. Moore, Cheatham, Beard, H. Lewis, D. VVyatt, B. Thomas, J. Jones. Red Cross ls' my rv e 'tx The Social Service Club is an organization for all majors and minors in the department of Sociology and Psychology. Under the leadership of Dr. Rosamonde Boyd, the meetings are held once a month and the informal discussions are sponsored by a guest speaker. The purpose of this club is to develop leadership and to promote interest and study in the related iield of Sociology and Psychology. ,vm --uv ...D In 1948 Converse College obtained its own chapter of the National Red Cross, under the auspices of the Converse Y. VV. C. A. Its purpose is to provide students with an opportunity to help plan and administer their volunteer activities in the community, national, and international Red Cross program. These activities enable the student to broaden her knowledge of community organi- Zations, develop a sense of social responsibility, and gain planning to administering experience. 88 The ob-iective of the lnternational Relations Club is to inform all students, both members and non-members, of the xvorltl in wliieh they live. Membership is obtainetl from those stutlents meeting a liiglt seholastie stantlartl :intl those with a genuine interest in eurrent affairs. Untler the leatlership of Dr. l,illian Kibler, meetings are heltl once eaeli month. llirough its program emphasis is plaeetl on tno itleals: the support of the Cnitetl Nations Organizations and the itleal ol' Peace tlirouglt Knowledge . 'llhe Converse College l. R. C. is a member ol the Southeastern District, which is a unit of the National antl lnternational Relations Club ot the lVorltl. The Classical Club, which is the oltlest club on the campus, has as its objective to provitle a baekgrountl for the stutly of the classics through varied programs which deal with the life, customs antl culture ot the ancient Romans. .Xtlvaneetl Latin students and those studying .-Xreheology and Roman lrite are eligible tor membership. Miss Gee, lleatl of the Latin Department, is the advisor lor the club and contributes vivitl pictures of Rome by her personal experience and intimate knowledge of that city. 89 International Relations Club Ol FlCl'1RS NANl'YI'll1Fl'IR .... . 1'f-,mit-,if noizowiv 1fR15Nen . . . V i.-,-- Pr ,-,f iii,-nr ti-xlzo1.vN m'RlJ . . s i-t-,t,- f .tft it-1',-t-Mft-f MICMHERS: Betty Abbott, lylax Barnartl, Margie Buvlianan, Maudie Bull, Carolyn Byrtl, Cltarlotte fausey, Nancy Clieatlxann, Margaret Curry, Betsy Dale, Diane llexxey, lfeeny Dunlap, Nlaria Fraser, Dorothy lfreneli, Mary Gillespie, Elizzllaetlt Hamer, Dnrutlxy jennings, Betsy Mallard, Doris Marley, Anne Moore, ,lane McNair, Nancy Pliifer, Barbara Pope, Mary Ann Ramsey, liunice Sullivan, ,lane Taylor, Peggy Thggk. stnn, Sara Tillritsfni, Lou VVarren, llnrothy VVyatt, Mary :Xnn Zimmerman. PllllfliR, BYRD, FRENCH OFFICERS wmav ANN RAMSIEY . . . P ,-t1t v aim nor FRENCH . . . . . I'ft-r--Pmftltaffr srixru '1'ILLoTsoN . . . S ,-t-,-ti 1 .1,- t--1'm.imf MlClVlBliRS. Nan Atlznns, Virginia Addison, Mar- jnrie Nan Anderson, Estelle Barker, Max Barnard, Mary klane Beers, Martha Cliakales, Ruth Clark, Ann l'i'zixvt'nrtl, Margaret Curry, Drina Cushman, Josephine Dunlap, Pnlly Glenn, Patricia Gibson, Susan Hem- street, lleyeanx Johnston, Marjorie jones, Martha jnrtlan, Louise Kuker, Ann McCaskill, Margaret McGowan, Lucy McMaster, Martha Nelsnn, Evelyn Paty, Betty Lee Payne, Nancy Phillips, Pat Riley, Barbara Sibley, Carolyn Snow, Betty Anne West, Miltlretl VVyatt. 'I'll,l,0'I'SON, FRENCH, R.'XNlSEY Classical Club OFl'lCICRS NI.XL'lJIli l:L'1.L . ..... . lmulflllf miller iallglliia . , . . 1'f.-l7lml,.f,l,f vlluslxli IJOLIQIITY .......... v lls,-l-ml-'1'llMil, Rlllll llrentllll, NIZIIILHC Hull, lxflllflllll Cl1lIlilllL'S, Helen flizlpnizln, kloycl' NI:lri.ln lilnnlett, Alice El'lWL'lxlil1LI, Mzlry Ann liru in, Anne Iflwxl, Mzlry llln XVHLIIHIK llill los Hlliill 'Xlltfl Hllrln -Xtllll Hills Lllllk ', 'j J l.sl,,.'ue : ',. ' ,, s, Horger, Nlargxlret kIUl!IlFlllY1. Ui-orgizl Kl'Il!lL'tlj', kllllll' Kerr, xl.lI'fllIl Kll1ll!'Ll, JXIHN' Luxe, ,-Xnne Lyon, Ihtsy ivlllllilfll, Doris Nlxlrtill, Lllllisl- 'Nlel'zlnrl, KllIl1L'I'iYlL' xICI,Illlgllli!', XII!! NlfNll'VlilI1, .-Xtlelilille Nlllnroe, lixeixll R.linn.ltl'r, Anne -lflyk Rt-Jllling, Hzlrriet llI'lWiI'ISUl!, Nlzlry lmllise Rlllll'illlle, 'I'glxill IlllFL'I1hLll'g, IgllI'lWIll'.l Sibley, Nilllij Slil'l'ri1l, Sll7.lnlll' Slllilll, Pllyllis ,11l'llFlUI4, L:llll'.l 'I'errl', Betsy rlilllllllli, julie XVl'l7l'5x'I', xlllfj' xVillllL'lll, klllzlll XVoollberi'y, lgIIl'l'1Ill'Ll Zeigler. Hispanic Club 'l'llL' llispllnie Clulv is lor .IHXOIIC XXl1O is studying or lI.lS stllllietl SIDLllliSll. lls olw-ieelire is to luring tlie IUUlNlWCVi in elosel' eonlzlet with tlie lllngllage zlntl social Customs ol' our lnlllll .XIlIL'I'lClllI neiglilvors. 'l'lle meetings are eonllletetl in SPl11llSll to give tlle nlenl- lwers more experience in tlle llkillllll llse of tlie language. Untler llie lultlersliip of Nlrs. 5.111-lllllll tlie elulv liqls meetings ol :ln inlorlnzll 11J!Il1I'C once Ll lnonlll in Sllleltliollse Pllrlor. 'Nll'INll3lClZ.S, l':lIfJPI1l2l :xQlIlIHS, Lllclle ,'Xil'i l1, iXl.lI'y Bzlker, Allllll' Iilqlsley, Daly, Virgillizl Dollglity, Ann Dollglzlss, Mzlry lJl'Zll'il', Szlllie litlXX.!I'klS, DOUG! i'I'Y, BULL L'Alliarlc:e Francaise Ll!! In Rngflf, 5!.1f1lf1r1g: Hrlllls, 'Nllllllvll Wyltt. .Nllllllff l'r.lsl'l, Ogllell, Tllxlllselltl. , . . . 1 l, .XllIL11lCC 1'l'lll1glllSC, tlie elulw For llelvalieetl l' renell students, llzls .ls its purpose tlle extension of interest beyond tlle classroom tliseussion, and the PI'CSCl1IllfiUll of programs to supplenlent the lW.lL'ligI'CJLlHd of tlie language ln' studies of Freneli eustorns and lfrenrli literature. 'lille cllllw lills fllrtlleretl interest tliis yealr ln' Frencli movies lllhl lining L1 table in tlie dining room wllere only Freneli is spoken llLlI'l11g INL2lllS. 'lilie club meetings, lxliieli .lre Contluctetl in Freneli in order to gile llle ll1Cll1l7CIAS lletive experience in tlle iinlnetlizlte use of tlle llll1gLlilgC, :ire lielll monthly under llle sllperlision of Dr. VVoo.lrull, tlie CllllW 1ltll'iro1'. Ol l lClCRS llR.XCIC OGDI-IN . . . l1ll.l1.!l'v11 Nl XRIJ. I-iR.XSIiR . . . . V, ii'i -1'fi.l.wfrfi.' .XNIIiI.IfX 'l'ON'l'NSIiXD . . N, ,-f-,- ml-r H.XRR.XR.X HIiI.'NlS . ,,.. I' f-,'t1 lui,-1 M I LIJRICIJ XVYXIVI' . . Dru- Smlll iz! I' f'f' lzmlw NIICMIHCRS5 xyll'i2il1lil .-Xllllison, lfklllll Mile Allison, Mzlrtllzl .Xlnlerslln, S.II'.l lg.l1'!'il'l', Wlrlrtllzl lllnlsley, Hex Cllnlk, Nlilfill l'iTilSl'1', wlzlnl' l'1l'I1llH1I, Nlllleline llll!TiSliL', Helly lllll'I'l!lfJfUll, Hzlrlmlrzl llK'lIl!S, fXl.lry xlzlnl' lllllfllilli rvllll'jUI'l4' All-nes, 'l'xxel'lil' Levis, I'-I'.H1CL'Q Linllley, llillnl- 'Xlflllvlx fzlrlll Million. 'l'ill.l NltNllltl', Nlilrillzl .I.lne NlJVllite, Betty 'Nl llll re, Henriettll Nlllrrisllll, .Xlire Neetllviy Grxlte Ogllen, Nlillllell Rolvelts, .xIHL'liv1 'I'oxxnsenll, Xllrilllil' XYlltson, Xanq' NV.llts, ,Xlice XVilsllll, Nlilllrrtl XVy.ltt, Nl.ll'ily1l Nyynlle. Lt'-lf rn Rfghf, Smrlifirzq: l':LlVN1ll4LlS, llUl'4'l'l'l', Erwin, F. Martin, Brzulley, I ones, non 1 uns LH xlflll flue, l'llifer, Mrllilwny, Tillotsou, Overton, Miller, RktSL'I!l11I Ltntsu MGDERN DANCE CLUB 'lllie purpose ol tlie Nlotlern Dance Clulv is to promote interest in gmtl to t.ilte part in tlanfing activities .tt Converse. These gtetivities inelutle Kiln' ljlly, tlte opera given by tlie niusie tleturttnent, :intl .t elmpel gtntl evening PI'OQl'1llN. Klein- lwers also pqtrtieipute in tlie .Xrts lforuin git tlie Wvoingtnls College of tlie Llniversitj' of Nortli Carolinn in Greenslworo. lX'len1lwer- ship is open to any girl who is interested in inotlern dancing and to itliose Wliose speeigil interests inqtj' lie in el1oreog1'4tplij'. cmcing in Mae QZBWL Lwfl In Righf, Nf.1f1-f.' NfcDanir-ls, NIeNulty, FOX, Glenn, YVarr0n, Nfillu Wm HIL' out in t n 1 x, 4 VM itt .N'wr1lruf.' Mclmaxi, Clialk, Stexvns, l lanary, Erwin, S. Hicks. CGTILLICDN CLUB The Cotillion Club strives to further social relationships at Converse through the active interest and cooperation of all its members. Class representatives are selected by the club mem- bers to sponsor the annual Black and VVhite Ball, to :1Ct as hostesses at the tea dances before each Converse dance, and to serve as dance marshals throughout the school year. 'llhe president ol' the Club serves as chief dance marshal. My! 'f A' A ,, CARSON CIIALK DALE DAVIS FOX GARRETT HUNT KEARNS LINDSAY MCALISTER MERRY TOWNSEND CRES The Crescent is a living symbol of the growth of an individual. lt is living because it is an active symbol, because it is a personilication of constructive ideas, because it is an animated expression of thoughts. It is a symbol of growth because it involves a growing and genuine interest in and understanding of others, a growing unselhsh leadership, a growing depth of character, and a growing scholarship. 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 construc- tive and effective activities for the betterment of our college. The Crescent members are chosen from the Freshman class by a nominative vote by the class as a whole. The final election is made by the active members of the organization. The name, the Crescent, implies the time that is required for a new moon to grow to its fullest. Thus, the Crescent, at the beginning and at the end of a period of four years, is a simile of the Converse student, who is extending and expanding to her potential capacity. OFFICERS FRANCES GARRETT ..... DIANE DAVIS . . . BEVERLEY CIIALK . . . Prrridrnl . Vice4Prl'.rirler1f . Secretary MAY MERRY . . ...... . Trlfaszlrvr MEMBERS: Pat Carson, Beverley Chalk, Betsy Dale, Diane Davis, Jacqueline Fox, Frances Garrett, Virginia Lee Hunt, jean Kearns, Lillian Lindsay, Mary NVatson IVIcAlister, May IVIerry, Amelia Town- send, Bernice Wyatt. The Order of the Gavel is the true revelation of onels self, exemplified in nobility, ability, and service. These ideals, which are imbued in each member, never leave them but are living examples for their later life. Representing the Senior Class, Gavel, as a unilied group, endeavors to uphold the spirit of Converse. By carrying out this spirit, Gavel strives to strengthen and enrich other organizations bv working through and with them. Outstanding and properly directed leadership, depth of character, a sense of the spirit of Converse, and acceptable scholarship standard are the qualities which compose the basis for ineinbership. Qrder ol the Gavel 0l l lClCRS jo cHr3N.xL'L'r . . Pmfimr I not vvv,x'r'1' . . .sn-fr1i1f,- NI.-XX BARNARD . , 1'f,m-,if,'f Q MEMBERS: Max Barnard, Margaret Anne Buchanan, jo Chenault, ,losephine Dunlap, Ann Guatlnney, Jane McNair, Dot VVyatt. BARNARD BUCHANAN CHENAULT .HQ DUNLAP GWATHMEX MUNAIR VVYATT 12 4 Lf 4 ll hail The purple an drh rw-... ., N R., H +-'- , fb., A Q. S9 ., M ' M 9 mu A ,,, L VM -'Z ai ,, vs- NH M, 1? ge, in 1 1 DU' 1 xx A WWW ,, 2554 ' 3 gf! fig. Q P5 Athletic Advisory Board The Athletic xXdvisory Board strives to promote high ideals and spirit in the Converse girl on the z1thIetiC held. The Board encourages interest and enthusiasm in Competitive sports5 but above ull, it seeks to promote good sportsmanship in each girl in all phases of campus life. OIf'IF'ICIiR5 l'I'.l'.NX IJLNIAP .... . M.-XX IBQXRNARD . POLLY HICNIJRIX . ISICISY IJALIC ..... IJIANIC DICWICY . . . . M.-XRY .-XNN ZIINIINIICRMAN ANN LICVVIS .... . VIRGINIA IQ-XN CLI'lYIC . DIIXNIC IXXYIS . . . GINA GfXS'I'ON . . . KIOI-IN W'OODI5ICRRY . . . . . . . . l'1'z.vi1!w1l . . l'iz'e-l'2'r.fiffffl1 . . RE5f17'ffil14Lf Sfrwmzry . C.'or2'e.tpw1ffi11g Sn'z'rfi11'y . . . . . . 'l'i'm.v11n'r . Senior .lflf'i.ifn' . Sevior' .-lfff'i.i'm' . fzmim' .-Ifffiwz . Sopfzmllorr .ldciiim . 1'II'BffIIlliIll .-lfffiifn . . . Fffjhlllzlll flfffiim' I3I'i'I l'Y MVGIIIONY . . l're.i'i1ff'f1t of .wmffrfz Diuzfr Club o lQa I-'EENY DIN I,.Xl l'1t'.i'fifI'lll . , . , l,f fl In Rzgf1l,H.lt'k Rui: J llrntl lx 2 IJ I Dal X I X I' ill 'lx N ' 4- I-me Mn x ,.,,,e.. . fll!lIIIl'IIl1AlII, Dewey, Nlcliiln X X iLl Bnnnl Drill '.1i 'ex:, 1' .1, ii .ni. Rear' In Frnzzi, Riglll lu Infr: Colhoun, llillv, lflzmixry, Vzin Cleve, EllI'I1llflI'k.lt, Davis, Bilrnzlrd, lV1cGoWJn, lunge, A. Lewis, Nlcllilbony, clllt'IlIllIlt, Bucliunam, lllxifer, llill, Nlfmueier, lfutlger, A. Moore, Zimmerman, Dunlap, Thackston. Block MCH Club The girl who Wears ll HC can always be depended upon to promote team spirit and good sportsmanship on, as well as oil, the held of play. lfor zz girl to he the proud wearer of ll MC she must meet certain requirements. She must earn 21 specific numher of points by purticipzxting in athletics, keeping training, attaining Ll standard of posture, and possessing the spirit of good sportsmanship. Ol+'IfICI+1R5 1f1f11+1NY DUNL.-XP . . . . lmaviffmr MARY ANN ZIMMI-:RMAN . . 1'm-11,-mfmf ANNE MOORE . . sf i-,- t?f.11'y NIIENIIBERS: lxlIlX Bilflllllll, l':n'olyn llyril, Ann L'oll1oun,lJiglne llzuis, Betty liroyliill Dickson, lfei-ny llunlznp, Sllklllllk' l'illI'IlllIlI'Llf, Sully l'1lJlIl.ll'N Ann flXY1ltlllllt'j', Polly llill, Ann lmxxis, Ann xlIlllll'lt'l', .Xnnu Nloorv, lletty NlCUil'mony, Nancy l'l1iiit-V, Peggy 'l'lmtkst-ni, lletty 'l'ongv, Virginia Vnn Cleve, Nlzlry Ann Zin1merm.ln, xllllff-ll'K'I liuch.zn.ln, .lo CllL'll1lllli, Dot Futlger, Fl'1lllCl'S lxlJll'SlUll. Aquatic: Club li fl fu Rigfzf, Nfizfziffrzg: llzixinit, 'l'unge, Free, VVinn, Hill, Senseney, B.irn:irtl, ,lxine 'I':1ylur, Julinston, A. Lewis, 'er, Rzxnisey, llerrin, B. Mimre, xVLlH!11lIN1ll'iL'l'. Third Ruff, Ni'i1livf.' Nlzillzirtl, Riley, McGibciny, Futlger, NlcNL1ir, rnes, Tlixickstcrii. Srifnfif Race: Buelizlnxln, Murley, I'liil'er, C. Vlfillinnis, Rcisenlwerg, Puulnut, Dewey, Dzile, i Rliyne, Bzzrlaer, A, Mmire, Van Clexe. Ffrff Ruta: 'N'lxGowan, II. Lewis, Davis. - MEMBERS Mingie Buclizinizn Polly llill IAlI1Il'gIll'CY McGowan .lainie lVICN:iir Betsy' Mzillzird Peggy Thzickston Virginia Vain Cleve i Rosalyn Senseney Max B1It'I12ll'L'l Mary Ann Ramsey Anne Nloure june Winn Betty lVIcGibony Bilfliilfll C-eel' Betsy Dale Diane Dewey Betty Tenge Bish Fox lVIzn'jo1'ie Bmvvne Slilllff Taylor Estelle Barker Georgia Free Pat Rliyne Deveziux julinston Ann KIVVZIIINNUY Nrincy Pliifer Adrienne DllX'1lYlf Ann Lewis Louise Agee Swimming ' 'rett 'n Mclntnsli 'er lVIitz rrin Y -' A f --a 'I C -' All students who have Senior Life qsvin ee ilieates are eligible for membership in the Aquati Club e purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in sw nmi g 1 Converse. The Aquatic Club members :are in clinrg of tlie ool wliile it is open for recreational purposes. Some ot er activities are Conducting a swimming meet, whi ' imzixe tlie swimming season, and sponsoring the water page ' ae year. OFFICERS HELEN LEWIS ........ . . . Prfsizfwll IVIARGARET IVICGOVVAN , . . Vi t'f' -Prexii1'f'r1r DIANE DAVIS . . . . . . . S i't' relzzry-Trffaszzrer Cel Jef! Ready! Go! ...i 9 plafh, Lam, alfz-ka-zum . . . glanzom' tzziff? . . . J'fL'f77l7llil1g meer .... f frilzgy hair . . . wafer' pzlgddllf. HELEN LEWIS Henri of Scciuzvling Saddle Club MEMBERS Nlarion Emmett jean Oxertun Betty IIlll'gl'lf DI'lll2l Cushman 6 if my s 'ff-f' ,, dt . wat Jo Wood Polly Hill Emily Stevenson Betsy Chureh Virginia Addison -wnrgnx uv- . . at , I , ,l ,,1 A ' -nik W ...., ,mis , 'M ,U . Vi, A , . 3. 'sf 1 A. .nwmipr Q-.-Q.-sq a , t, ' , I' -. ,. ' ,.f.'l .Maw l,f'-fl In Right, .'lIn1n1Imf.' Church, Syfan, Snow, Anne Frew. Slarztfiug: lleitiiett, lli All students interested in horseback riding may join the Saddle Club. lfxhilarating gallops along country roads and trails, early morning breakfast rides and steak supper rides are some of the activities. The members also participate in thc Gymkhana 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. OFFICERS CAROLYN sxow . . . . . . Prrsiticrzl l'icL'-Prrsirfvfzl LOUISE ACRE GEORGIA l-'RISE Swrwlizry-Trmmrar Tlzrillifzg riffff . . . ffzffffom' life 'fmfplzzzrs . . . 'romzff fha ring .... f upper . . . food , . . am! fuzz. ,-.-1 LI-XROLYN SNOW' Ilnnf of Riding fftfxx ll. se-f Riding ,W ANNE MOORE C X Ilfzlfl of HU47A'f'x' 4 Bl- l l'Y LEE P.-XYNF Ilumf ol! Ioffwyfulff CKEY Sub . . dodge . . . funge . . . fmffefe . . . If MIN? . on line willz ufolzpiref . . . free hi! . . . into flze goal mga . . . bonjire. Serve . ,vez 'em the HEI teams , VG I. I. EY BA I. I. . . 'wtllffl the nel . . . broken fingermzi .c up . . . fomrol it ..., v pifeeaf ball . . . in l . . . keep Ihe ball going . . . romfc' . . . L 369' gym efihoes with clzeers, fun galore. I S L5 -XX N141 MXRN HX llfml 'ff Hmfcwlfmlff 'Y.'XNfY I'HII,I.lPS flfmf nf jlwl'7l7lf.f RIYI S Ayxq A Ag A H.. 1 : 'man-, BASKETBALL Cmzlvz' ffm! giff . . . Hifc' !ltl.YA'Pf . . . 'frw .ffmf . . VFFIPKQI pfllj' . . . r'1IZ1.Qi6.fPiI'iFVg5, . . 'ZCIIUIAWJIIIC' .fIl7l . . pdifzff iff-zcfznfs Bf2?kgQu C,'f ?Q.3 Rmfiy? . . . Sf-mn' . . , .Dyk 'irfforffz goes ffzf buff g ..AA . . oops, go! a fmfe in y?'v4.144i1'z?f7?E+L1i . . . fzefzulifuf fax, fx l'PlIll'7l . . . team .vpzrlf . I Qffii 4- 1 1 5 5 .L K ,W in , Nil, W 4 59? L ' I f'm,.m5?1 ..,...1 Y. . ' 3 I , H .. GULF f un'.' . . . foff buffy . . . re ifuols . info ffm rouglz . . . fake it 01: f Lirflief . pull U71 Mis? . . . z fn 0 ef . lnzwmlllfefzl. 3. FRANCES MARSTON flraff uf Cuff x. SALLY l l..fXNARY, MARGARET MQGONVAN llmflx of Hiking HIKING Smnzff njf'-MOmf, 1150, flmee, ff '1 . 0 Ii 172, fffzfv . . . fffzflimzfio11-cabin . . . R om! fo fl . singing 0f1ffz1'L'01'ilff5 arouml Iflc? I . . 0 0' fwzf Cx Q ,f,,,.f ,. 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':.h, , f ,.' . ,Q sy 1 ...Y ,I 1 i with A -A 'm f uw ff QV? JL? W7 2501i Muff Spirit ol Converse- Converse is the happy, gracious place that it is because of its ideals, ideals of friendliness, truthfulness, honor, loyalty, :ind devoted service to others. The girls who most exemplify these qualities are not necessarily those who have held the highest oHices or made the most outstzniding scholastic records duriii their years here. These girls have been chosen for honor because, knowing them, we have come to recognize in them the qualities which we wish to rememlier allways :is the true spirit of Converse. BARNARD C.-XROLYN f'l3UC IO ,IANIIC .NND l'I-IGGY KU.V.'X'l l liliNY MARY DUI' 4 I 1 1 u - 1 I 1 X 3 N 1 1 w 1 Q k :Z- I1,'x H . 5 MAY DAY...195O Betty Brewer Wa, Queen, 1950 WW Cwf M1950 II5 I 1J1'r1g,I.r!l In lx'f'gffl.' l'fl,l.li enior ag Cuff ILM' fNIcN.XIll, Il. I.IiX' MICR, .N'm1w.!: FIOHNSTON. MAY DAY 1951 Nancy Ellerlzve Waie!o!,J41!0n0r lfmior W Cfwf N mul, 1,1 ff nf Rigbf U I, li N N. NIJRIX, Nlu.'XR'l'lIl'R, .5'f.Iff'1l CV PINS. Sap omore fag CM I .1'V 'Z iff ICI'-301' S.XI'4l I'fLl.IC, SC'HI,OSSl'fR, TOY, Nl. .X. ICRNVIX. ,C3l 8ffAl'l'L6U'l ag Cuff OX IA VI fff Rryfffl XILIJ XXIICL, S. HICK5, IIOXKKRD N!uNL'I,TY, N. . . and OTHERWISE Literarily speaking . . . A garnering of Llze alan. H'ere come Sanla Clans! Troubles? Plzilosoplzizing. H'afUe you seen flzis before? Our John. Wyafufz the fiirflie. 617166 upon a house parly. Vlffiat is if? Swing Pretty Lazy Bones. Uffzazlr so fanny, Rai? Renziniseing. Piease lo listen! Converse Originals. if V vi - 'si' likygfffal ' . gs? . 1 b gygw me H i' ' 1, -if iq. i. 'GL mmm L Ivy m,w,,f f - ,Wm fa-we .,. f, Q.. 'n ru- ,... - , 13-n-'g' ' L2: Fn' .'., f 1 , ,.. Num q 1 - ,v u ,lg,l. u ,gr Q It, ?' Q E. S5 iii . .E is ' g. gy Amana W.-. ,A ,ww k vim A KT 2 H 7 121-,, A V, if 1 5 4 N FV Q iv 4 97 ODLI' cofege Cfblyii CLPQ OVLQ Con erse College -, .- AN OUTSTANDING LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR NVOMEN PROGRESSIVE IN ITS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM RICH IN FINE TRADITIONS A NOTABLE SCHOOL OF MUSIC XVITH A FACULTY OF CONCERT ARTISTS FULLY ACCREDITED CONVENIENT CONNECTIONS BY AIR, TRAIN OR BUS -AEI IEW- For Information, Adclrcs,s' E. M. GVVATHMEY, Presiclent l2I ffiffffwz in 521110713 ffm mfr ' l,ir.f ffm iffwzzfifx' of ,ffmfw Lqnzfff. n D 'fb pm lffwfz in ffzwif' piwpwi' pffzfrf, .Nlfmff ffw ffffflf.!ff,fAf -Ctiffz ffm' ffzfm. X22 dy- MAR LUWE Dress S cop COLUMBIA, S. C. H EW MqBh 47St1l V 2 -I.m'm..-.v..'.. -I.-wu- jimi lftl9,99l and EQACCLAQJIIQVL Open Every Day and Evening DINING AND DANCING 364 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE 2-1648 30. Tuvie Rosenberg -.1I.:-.I..n.II.:..n..n.n.n.II....n.n.n.n.n.H.H.H.H.n.u.n.u.11. :.v1.u.rn.vI.u.u.u.u.fn.n.:I.u.vu.u.u. -Iv..-.I-I.-If-I.-II-Immu.,-.A-.vu-I.-I.-.I-..'..-II-.I-I.-Im.-If-.I-I.-.I-.I-.I-I.-.I-I.-I.-I.-I ' ' ' ' SULLIVAN HARDWARE COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Of HARDWARE - MILL SUPPLIES 5 PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND A FAIRFAX CLEANERS SPORTING GOODS Branches at: COMPLIINIENTS OF ANDERSON, GREENVILLE, SPARTANBURG AND ASHEVILLH , es. Mary An.. Ramsey 3. Floss Murphree : I.I..n..............-.I........:. 1. I. I. I. ...v..v..v.,n 1. n.,n..n.n.n.v..n. . . . I-.1-.1-.n.H.1 I-.vu 1.11. mwu-.I-.I-H-I.-I.-I.-.4-.I-II-..-I.-.vu-.I-U-I.-.I-.I-..'..-I.-I. A..-.I-.Im-II-.I-.I-.1-.I-I.-II-In -I--wwI.-..'..'..-..-I. .Im-.I-I.-.I-I SERVICE CAB CO P DIAL 7257 OR 7258 Oblicial Ground Transportation EASTERN - DELTA - SOUTHERN - AIR LINES Ofieially Selected For Converse College 53. Maria Fraser 1 1 1 I I I 1.1.1. 1. I. 1.1.1. I. I. ...... .r..v..-Ln....n.n..I.'..v.....-..:..f. COINIPLIINIENTS OF SPORTS CLOTHES, STREET CLOTHES HATS AND ACCESSORIES THE FASHION THE SPORT SHOP 272 EAST IAIAIN STREET 50. Ann Crawford 5 31. Sara Tillotson I25 THE STEEPLE HICKORY BAR-B-QUE FOUNTAIN SERVICE WEST AIAIN STREET AT DUAL LANE SPARTANBURG, S. C. 70. Betty Io Mau ldin .n.n.u.u.u n.n.n.u. .n., CONVERSE BOOSTERS CAROLINA - PALMETTO and STATE THEATRES 39. Charlotte Ccxusey .nu.u.n.n.n.n.n.n.v um Since 1931 md 829' I ,SPARTANBURUS LEADIN JEWELERS 13. Nancy Phiter In u.n.n.n.n.n 1. It -Q .u.u.u.n n THE GEER DRUG COMPANY Wholesale Druggist CHARLESTON - SPARTANBURG GREENVILLE 46. Betsy Thoma . . . . . . .1-.u.n.n.u.n.u.n.I-.u.u.mu TF' gl' Sion . 5nAm'ANBuRG. 5-C- For Over 45 Years SPARTANBURCYS SMART SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 71. Mary lane Beers 1-.n.n.u.u.u.u.v-.n.n.u.n 9 SPARrANeuRc's QUALITY Jswueks Q 153 EAST MAIN STREET 20. Libby Hume u.n.n.u.u.u.u.n.u.u.u.u u-um-wu-If-Inu-um--I-H-I1-ImmI--I-tm.-um-U-u-It--mu NVE BUY OUR BLAZERS FROM SYLVIA PUTZIGER 140 WEST 57TH STREET NEW YORK 19, NEW YORK 37. Lou Lewis I-mmu-mu-:I-um-unI'II-II'u-wwI--uvu--vu-II-wwnm-u-n- THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF SPARTANBURG OH9ces.- LANDRUINI - 'IONESVILLE - UNION IXIEINIBER - If.R.s. - F.D.I.C. 2. Nancy Blakely um. .n.n.u.n.n CATERING TO THE NEEDS OF CONVERSE FACULTY AND STUDENTS FOR FIFTY-ONE YEARS THE AUG. W. SMITH COMPANY South Carolincfs Finest Department Store 16. Carolyn Byrd n u.u.u.u.u 1- n n.n.n.n.n.u.u u COBIPLILIENTS OF GRIER AND COMPANY SUNNYDALE TRYON, N. C. General Insurance, Real Estate ERNEST KEHHULAS - Tm-:o KERHULAS AfI01'fgClg8 Loans Owners and Managers 4. Ann MCC 154 WEST MAIN 60. Icme Tayl .u.n COINIPLIINIENTS OF WALLACE D. DuPRE THOMAS AND HOWARD AUTO SUPPLIES WVHOLESALE GROCERS 27 Belly George H d 57 Barbara P P W I27 G vu-umm-II-IIm-U-U-um-If-H-II-'mi-Oui-.mmfm-I.-um-If-Ii-Immun DuPRE BOOK STORE STATIONERY - BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLIES - GIFTS GREETING CARDS 194 EAST IXIAIN 38. Max Bar d H u.u.n.n.:. In 'Ianvu-In-um-II-II-U-Inu-In-IanI'u'mu'u-IvuI-II-Imi-u-umm-mu-Inm-U-u-mn CRAFT'S DRUG STORE Reasonable Prices SPARTANBURG, S. C. DIAL 3-1436 CORNER PINE AND EAST INTAIN STREETS 6. Adrienne Du 1-n.u.nn MONTGOMERY AND CRAWFORD, INC. HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES ' SPORTING GOODS 33. Mcxudie B ll THE POINSETT HOTEL c'Carolina,s F inestv 63 I. Cl k vu-u-mu-Ivu-U-mu-u-H-Iv I-um-.un-Om-Ii In THE BOMAR SHOE COMPANY Your Sliopping Headquarters For Fine Footwear - Hosiery - Handbags NATURALIZERS, TROYLINGS, TOWN AND COUNTRY, BRITISH WALKERS, PALIZZIO OLD TOWN TROTTERS Famous Names For College Dress 36. Ann Gwcxthmey ...f..v..:..n.n.n.n.vu.vn.v- If n U In In II U O If If If II 1. Ii :I If II II--I II II U D um O u Iv.. I. If-I. .i .-If-.wi-I SMITH DRUG STORE NO. What You IVant At Pleasing Prices Zone Saas Safely 142 EAST INIAIN 19. Mcriorie Nan Ande .n.r..v .1 .nm -II-If-ni-If-I.-ww,1- 1--I-I4-.,-.v I--1-II-I.-I,-Iv wi-.I-:I-I IN SPARTANBURG IT,S SMITTY'S FOR FINE FOODS DINE AND DANCE We Specialize In PARTIES AND BANQUETS DIAL 9373 For Reservations ASHEVILLE HWY. AT CLEVELAND PARK 34. Sissie Snow . v..f..f..f..f.,.f. 1.1. H I. 1.1.1. I... fy I. I. I. I. H I. I. 1. 1. 1. -I f..f-.I-.f..f-.H nf I HAMMOND, BROWN IENNINGS FURNITURE - RUGS APPLIANCES DIAL 2-4551 44. Dot Jenn mum-u-U'mu-mu-mu-u'Inm-u-u-U-mu-u'II-mum DIXIE TOURIST HOME PRIVATE BATH IN EVERY ROOM Reasonable Rates DIAL 2-1719 EAST INIAIN STREET SARAH E. LONG, Operator RUTH IWCBURNEY, Hostess GOOD LIGHTING IS YOUR BEST EYE INSURANCE DUKE POWER COMPANY 9. Ann Bu tt 25 PtR1y I SPARTANBURG PROUDLY I REFRIGERATION COMPANY YOU Authorized Frigidaire and Maytag SERVE 'REG us PAT if - Dealer UYOU LIKE fT , 282 N. CHURCH STREET THE HARTNESS 'T Lim YOU . DIAL 2052 OR 2-2222 I INIANER L. TONGE VV. BER'I:AQI.1iHATLL 21. Evie Gilliland n.u.u.n,u.n.n.n.u.H,u.u.u.u.u.n.n.nu.n.u.n.n.u..n.n.u.:I.n.u.u.u,n.u.n.u u'u'u-um-I mu-u-n-Im. -u'u'mu-nm JL Frank B1a11kO1y ICO.. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 371 KENNEDY STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. ll. Dot Fran h u.u.u.n I-II'In'u-mmH-I4-mu-II-II-u-mum'u'u-U-U-u-mmmI-I1-u-um-mnI-II-u-um-U-U-U-wum-I I-mf an um-If-Ivu-u-Iru'nn'u'u-u-U-wuuI-mu u um-um In u CARROLL G. DESCHAMPS, President-Treasurer W. G. GOWAN, Secretary The Spartanburg Lumber and Millwork Co., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS DIAL 3-5481 l7P B d 129 I. II II TH -II-II nm-II-II'II'I E CITIZENS 84 SOUTHER TIO A AN OF L SOUTH CAROLI A CHARLESTON - COLUMBIA - SPARTANBURG LIEINIBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 148 W. MAIN 295 E. MAIN 58. Margaret Cu y f DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Since 1897 SILVERWARE - CHINA - CRYSTAL Where Quality Is First Consideration ALEXANDER MUSIC HOUSE : U UFU pi' EWI ,ns .IE Id' R 'ORE or DEPENUWL 200 EAST INIAIN DIAL 3-2139 66. Frances Arnold 212 E. MAIN SPARTANBURG, S. C. 14. Mariorie Iones ., - .. ,... - ' , , A. M. LAW AND COMPANY I'-' .-.... ' : C Established 1892 1 1 SAFE INSURANCE .... t :zgaA:ERfEQ , I' is:s12 2f1f ,A ...,.. I ....,..., . , -'4 Spananblwgrs SPARTANBURG, S. C. M odern Department Store 18. Nancy mem 64. Deveaux Iohnston l30 nu u-um-u-nfu-unnm-U-U-um'u'u'Iim-an'um-un1-I1'nn-u'n1'um'I1'u'u'I1-I:-u-u-u'n-n'u-u- In'u'u-um-Imi-U-U'I1'u'u-numI-u-u-mu-mu-numum UR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT SALLY'S SHOPPE? Sho ping Guide cmd Glcrdly HAVE YOU OPENED YO We Are Listed on the Dean's p Welcome Your Account 59. Peggy Snoddy .....f...-.1-.v-...H 1...-....,..... I-u-u'u'u'u'u'u um1'mu-u-u-u-um-:K-n-In'u'u-mu-U-u -u-mn-ummrum-u'u'u'u'u-u A'u'u'u'u'n HOTEL FRANKLIN NEWEST - LARGEST - LEADING Am le Parking Space Excellent Food . . . p FRANK HODGES, IR., Manager DIAL 7571 HEINTISH-WALKER DRUG STQRE THE BEACON DRIVE-IN The REXALL Store 139 W. MAIN STREET Prompt Delivery Service BAR-B-QUE AND CHICKEN VVEST MAIN STREET DIAL 3-7271 Prescriptions Carefully Filled 49. Elaine Bourne 29. Ann Lewis CALHOUN PEARCEYOUNG-ANGEL OFFICE AND SUPPLY co. WHOLESALE FOODS Everything For School Ancl Obzice SPARTANBURG, S. C. DIAL 3-2775 ' ON THE SQUARE DIAL 6744 45. Georgia Free 62. Feeny Dun .n.u.u.u.u.n.nI.n.n.u. lap n.n.n.n.n.n.n.u n.n.n.n. I3I ERNEST BURWELL, INC. '6The Automotive Service Ceriterv 265 - 281 N. CHURCH STREET nwmmwwwwmmwmmwmwwwmwwmwwwwwwmwwmwww I'IAMILTON'S I EWELERS Your Sterling Store LUNT - WATSON - REID AND BARTON INTERNATIONAL - HEIRLOOM CORHAM - MANCHESTER DIAL 5445 105 W. INIAIN STREET WILLIAMS THE ELITE. INC. PRINTING COMPANY, INC. SPARTANBURG, S. C. DIAL 6367 61TyB11 VV here The Elite Meet To Eatv 121 EAST INIAIN STREET 5. Mazie Z'mmerman uummfnnmummmmmu ERWIN WHOLESALE CO.. INC. SPARTANBURG, S. C. DIAL 6714 190-194 EZELL ST. 35. Barbara Alley COMPLIMENTS OF FISK CARTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG 68. Ieannie Hollerith ummm. ummm Nummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. DEVOE AND REYNOLDS COMPANY, INC. Makers Of PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS, WALLPAPER, AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES 342 EAST INIAIN STREET SPARTANBURG, S. C. 8. Mary Ann Fo t ummmmmmmmmm BECKER'S The Name That Stamps Quality On BREAD - ROLLS CAKES - COOKIES 40. Ianie McNair :mn ummm WOFFORD COLLEGE 1854-1951 STANDARD COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS A.B., B.S., AND M.A. DEGREES STRONG PRE-MEDICAL, ENGINEERING, BUSINESS AND SCENTIFIC COURSES VOLUNTARY SENIOR R.O.T.C. UNIT ADEQUATE LIBRARY, LABORATORY AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES EXPENSES MODERATE Approved List of Association of American Universities, Member Association of American Colleges, the Sozitlzern University Conference and Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT FOR FURTHER INFORXIATIOR WALTER K. GREEN President SPARTANBURG, S. C. za Cl Ch ld 43 L 1' I33 GO TO COINIPLILIENTS OF DRESS SHOP IN T. B. THACKSTON GREENVILLE FOR ' Realtor LOVELY TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES MONTGONIERY BUILDING CORNER W. HILLCREST AND N. TOWNES EXT' NO' 3 3 67. Peggy Thacksion 10. Betty Littleiohn ' - - ' ' ' -umm-I -'mn-nu mum.-I n'u'u'u1-mu-u-u-m For Hospitality Serve Coca-Cola l .Qx If l ASQ! E.,-A Y 42. Carolyn Becrtden u.n.u.n.:-.n mu. .n., MAXWELL BROTHERS OF FURNITURE THE BED BARN 12. Betsy Mallard 69. Roz Sensen y ..H.f.......,.,.........,,.,...........,..,V.. H.V..V.,..........-..-.,..,-.. .I-mu-H-H-mm:1-I1-H-um-ww.I-umm--.-.T-Inw--I-w PIEDMONT CAFE STEAKS AND CHOPS B. N. A. X7ASILIADES, Proprietor Estalzlislled 1910 1 jf ' 276 MAGNOLIA STREET QE V - X T. - - . T - , , Beautiful Exclusive F ormals SPARTANBURG, S. C. 15. Nancy Cheatham 72. Bo Abbot! 1.n.u.u.n.n s.n.u,n .u.u. - 1.1u,n.n.u.n.n.n.u.n.n I34 NEXT TILIE YOUIRE SHOPPING FOI Goodness Sake STOP, SHOP AND SAVE Get In Spartanburgk Value-Spot THE COTTCN SHOP MILK AND ICE CREAM SOUTH CAROLINA MILLS OVER ON CRESCENT AVENUE PHONE 5671 164 LIBERTY ST. 51. Ann Momeir 24. Mildred Wyatt COMPLIMENTS OF COMMUNITY CASH STORES There Is One Near You 54. Mary Gillespie DINE AND DANCE SPAIITAN PRINTING AT AND PAPER COMPANY THE VILLAGE Established 1844 135 OFFICE GEORGE WHISNUT'S EQUIPMENT COMPANY ESSO STATION PHONE 3-4549 154 MAGNOLIA ST. PHONE 6633 E. NIAIN STREET 55. Io Chenauli 26. Helen Bredenb q FOR GOOD PRINTING COMP!-IMENTS OF DIAL 5441 PICKENS ROOFING AND SHEET We Pick Up and Deliver - Prompt Service EStaI9liShe'd 1904 105 KENNEDY ST. DIAL 2-3484 52 Eunice Sullivcx 22. Doi Wyat! 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C. 2237 Vardon Lane, Flossmoor, Illinois Anderson, Marjorie Nan ......,........,.......... Woodruff, S. C. Anderson, Martha Alice.. Anderson, Richard Eppes. . . Anthony, Lila Louise .... Arnold, Frances Jane. . . Ayers, Donna Sue .......... . . .301 Third St., Cheraw, S. C. . . . . . . . . . .Route 1, Woodruff, S. C. ... .. ...Route l, Spartanburg, S. C. . . .307 S. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. ............,......Nichols,S.C. Bailey, Katherine Fitzsimons ..,,.. 650 Rutledge St., Spartanburg, S. C. Baker, Mary Floyd ...............,. S04 Whaley St., Columbia, S.C. Barker, Estelle Wright. . . ..,. 3908 Peakland Place, Lynchburg, Va. Barnard, Max Augusta .,....,.... 2515 Parkland Dr., Lynchburg, Va. Barnes, Eugenia Hancock ..... 125 W. Woodbine7Sl3 Chevy Chase, Md. Barnwell, Isabella Middleton ...... 2200 Terrace Way, Columbia, S. C. Barrier, Sara Jane ......... Beam, Rebecca Gardner .... Beard, Priscilla May ..., Bearden, Carolyn Anne .... Beasley, Jane Anderson .... Beasley, Martha Elizabeth. . . Beers, Mary Jane. . . . . . . Bennett, Myrtle Jane ...... Bennett, Nancy Chrisman. .. Bethea, Lucie Hagood ...... Bishop, Peggy Jean. . . Bivens, Idalee ...... Black, Darthey .......... Blakely, Nancy Carolyn ....... Boney, Carolyn Ann ........ Booton, Margaret Emily ....... Boulware, Lucy Ann. . . Bourne, Elaine ....... Boyle, Mamie Louise. . . Bradley, Anne Leake ....., , Bredenberg, Helen Brenner. Brewton, Ruth Yvonne. . . . Broaddus, Betty Anne.. Brown, Celia Johnston ..,.. Brown, Malcolm Hamrick ,.... Browne, Marjorie Pearl ....... Bryant, Edith Pullen ..... . Buchanan, Margaret Anne.. Bull, Maude Louise .... Bullard, Mary Eleanor. . . . Burnett, Vera Ann ..... Byrd, Edna Carolyn .... Cardwell, Ann Evans .... Carroll, Nancy Sue .,..,. . . . Carruthers, Laura Lewis ..., Carson, Catherine Kirkpatrick. . Carter, Barbara Ann .....,.. Causey, Merle Charlotte. .. Cavallaro, Ann A. .... .. Chakales, Martha ..... Chalk, Beverley Jane ,,.... Chapman, Helen Morgan .... . . . .900 Fairway, High Point, N. C. ...............,.Fal1ston,N.C. .,..Linville, Va. .....'............WQ11ff..-d,s.e. . ... . .324 Third St., Cheraw, S. C. ,. .. 451 Durst Ave., Greenwood, S. C. . . .96 Livingston St., New Haven, Conn. . . . .... North Main St., Conyers, Ga. .. . . . . . . . 135 Hobart Ave., Summit, N. J. . .621 Moringside Dr., N. A., Atlanta, Ga. .. . . . .10 Williams St., Spartanburg, S. C. .. . , . . .507 Cedar Rock, Pickens, S. C. . . . .666 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S. C. . . .176 Victoria Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. 365 N. Arlington Ave., East Orange, N. J. . . . . .Long Meadow Farm, Chester, Va. .. .315 Bratton St., Winnsboro, S. C. 7 . . . 40. Lucerne Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . .348 W. Calhoun St., Sumter, S. C. 961 N. Middleton, Orangeburg, S. C. 993 Highland Ave., Augusta, Ga. ............,,..Panama City,Fla. ........Martinsville,Va. .313 King's Hwy., Myrtle Beach, S. C. ... , . . . . .56 Cedar St., Carrollton, Ga. 316 Peachtree Ave. N. E., Atlanta, Ga. I8 W. Avondale Dr., Greenville, S.C. . . 6911 Beverly Rd., Bethesda 14, Md. .....................Cameron,S.C. .. .4013 Devereaux Rd., Columbia, S..C. .... .334 Spring St., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . .37 Warwick Rd.,A sheville, N. C. .. , . .10 Lexington Rd., Richmond, Va. . .515 S. Summit Ave., Charlotte, N. C. , . . . . . . . , . Ta1ly-Hof' Keswick, Va. . 1110 Cridland Rd., Greensboro, N. C. . . . .210 Cannon St., Georgetown, S. C. ....................Fairfax,S.C. .... . . . . . . .West Haven, Conn. ........34 Plaza St., Brooklyn, N. Y. . .2510 Walker Ave., Greensboro, N. C. . . .1415 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Cheatham, Nancy Lee .... . . . Chenault, Jocasta Eubank., Childs, Clara Annie ..... Church, Elizabeth Ravul. . . Clark, Ruth Watson ..... Clement, Rebecca Anne .... Clinkscales, Sarah Louise.. Colhoun, Ann Wills- . .Route No. 2, Box 193, Charlotte, N. C ........................Blackstone,Va . . . 123 Redstone Park, Huntsville, Ala . . .2624 Briarcliff Place, Charlotte, N. C . . . . , . . , .Route No. 2, Hickory, N. C ... .Route No. 6, Spartanburg, S. C . . . . ..,.. ...... ..... A i. be-ville, s. C 3214 Brightwood Pl., Prospect Hills, Roanoke, Va Cooper, Sarah Frances ....... Cox, Ella Perrin ....... Cox, Hazel Elizabeth. . . Crawford, Ann ....,,... Curry, Margaret Sears ..... Cushman, Drina Hedgpeth.. Dale, Jane Lowry .......,. Davant, Adrienne Elizabeth.. Davis, Diane ............. Day, Joyce Elaine .... Day, Polly Randolph ...... . . . . . . .643 Clairmont Ave., Decatur, Ga . . . . . . . . .35 So. Main St., Abbeville, S. C M405 S. Converse St., Spartanburg, S.C . . . . . . . . .Box 1025, Spartanburg, S. C . . . . .116 Harrison St., Lebanon, Ky ...,.670 Island Dr., Palm Beach, Fla . . .6300 Three Chopt Rd., Richmond, Va ,. .708 Hollywood St., Spartanburg, S. C . . .1548 Parkland Dr., Lynchburg, Va . . .1313 Chestnut St., Greenville, N. C ..... .1313 Chestnut St., Greenville, N. C Dellinger, Delores Henrietta ......,..... 10 Poplar St., Belmont N. C deLoach, Emily Aline. .. . Denny, Martha Mann ..,, Dewey, Diane Eve ........ Dickson, Satie Elizabeth .... Doughty, Virginia Gibbes. . . Douglass, Amelia Ann ,... Doyle, Sarah Ruth ....,. Drake, Mary .....,. Dunlap, Josephine .... Eaddy, Janet Purvis .... Eagan, Rebekah ...... Earnhardt, Suzanne ........ Edgerton, Annette Boney. . . Edwards, Sadie Bridger .... Ellerbe, Nancy Rhett ..... Emmett, Marian Rogers. .. Erbelding, Alice McAulille. Erwin, Mary Ann ......... Erwin, Mary Joe .. Ewers, Joan Hope .... Fine, Alice Elizabeth ...., Flanary, Sarah Elizabeth. . . Fleming, Jane Todd ...... . Floyd, Elizabeth Meriwether Foster, Eleanor Jeanne ...... . . .447 1-'orest Ave., Spartanburg, S. C ...............,..Roseboro,N.C .....257 Dunbar Rd., Palm Beach, Fla .. .100 North Sharon Rd., Lenoir, N. C . . . .2330 Terrace Way, Columbia, S. C . . . .715 Main St., Chesterfield, S. C . . .528 Front St., Georgetown, S. C . . . .129 King St., Charleston, S. C .. .330 College Ave., Rock Hill, S. C ..,,..............Johnsonvl1le,S.C ... .322 S. Main St., College Park, Ga ... .708 Rotary Dr., High Point, N. C . . .208 W. Chestnut, Goldsboro, N. C . . . . . . .1106 Gregg St., Columbia, S. C . . .606 Rutledge Ave., Spartanburg, S. C ........Hillcrest, Clifton Forge, Va ... , . .1112 Glenn Ave., Augusta, Ga . . . .532 Jennings Ave., Greenwood, S. C . . . . ,541 W. Main St., Laurens, S. C .. .1505 Hampton St., Richmond, Va .. . .132 Victoria Rd., Spartanburg, S. C . . . . . , . .1033 Pine St., Norton, Va . . .529 West Main St., Laurens, S. C. . . .2003 Mayer Ave., Newberry, S. C. . . . . . .244 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Foster, Mary Ann ,........ 2042 S. Church St., Ext., Spartanburg, S. C. Fox, Jacqueline Venable .... Foy, Barbara Duane .... Fraser, Maria Spady .... Free, Georgia Dargan .... French, Dorothy Pichard, .. Frew, Anne ......,.... Frew, Mary Louise ...... Fudger, Dorothy Lorene. . . Gaffney, Margaret Gordon. . . Garrett, Frances Reid .... Gaston, Virginia Aiken .... Geer, Barbara Anne ....... Gianino, Sallie Maria ...... Gibson, Mary Patricia .... Gillespie, Mary Debault .... .. .126 E. 24th St., S. Rke, Roanoke, Va. .....207 15th Sr., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. . . .2042 Park Ave., Richmond, Va ..........,.......,.Bamberg,S.C. ......1227 Walnut St., Newberry, S. C. . . . .10 Persimmon Lane, Cedartown, Ga . . . .2803 Gervais St., Columbia, S. C . . . . . . . .3618 Oak St., Jacksonville, Fla. .1717 W. First St., Winston-Salem, N. . . . . . . .Laurel Ledge, Rockingham, N. C. ... . . . . . . .Red Bank, Chester, S. C. . . . . . .6019 Hurst St., New Orleans, La. 127 Arlington Hgts., North Augusta, S. C. . . . .2642 Cornwallis Ave., Roanoke, Va. .....................Tazewell,Va. C. Gilliland, Janet Yvonne.. Glenn, Polly ,....,.... Going, Gladys Floyd ,... Graham, Emily Ann. . . Grantham, Gloria Ena. .. Greene, Nelda Joyce ..... Gregory, Helen Elizabeth. Guthrie, Juanita Annette.. . . . ........ . .......... Fountain, DIRECTORY-Continued ' Colo. .....,,..203 W. South St., Union, S. C. . . . .705 McDaniel Ave., Greenville, S. C. . . .3211 Michigan St., Columbia, S. C. ... .Ward At Franklin, Quincy, Fla. . . . .Poplar St., Mt. Gilead, N. C. . . . .,.... 44 Mill Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . .1000 Textile Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. Gwathmey, Ann Bates ,....... 176 N. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Gwathmey, Elizabeth Stuart ,,... . .... 607 W. 40th St., Baltimore, Md. Hall, Ann U. ........... . Hamer, Elizabeth Johnson ,... Hantske, Madeline Horres .... Hargett, Elizabeth Ward. Harrell, Lenora Joyce .....,. Harrington, Betty ......, Harvin, Harriet Lowndes.. Hatcher, Zoe Elizabeth .... Helms, Barbara Rae ,... Hemstreet, Susan ...... Hendrix, Polly Sheild .... Herrin, Mitzi Foster. . . Hicks, Frances Adele. . , Hicks, Sallie Gray .... Hightower, Betty Jo. . . Hill, Polly Margaret .... Hollerith, Jean Chichester. Horger, Claire Gifford ..,, Houpt, Jeanne Armstrong. Howard, Daisy Amye ..., Hudson, Betty George .... . . . .1228 Sixth St., Hickory, N. C. ....................Marion .. .142 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. ..................Richlands, ..........606 Ware St., Waycross, Ga. . . . .737 Hollywood St., Spartanburg, S. C. .. . . . . . . .105 S. Edisto, Columbia, S. C. ..................Sarasota,Fla. .. .205 S. Church St., Monroe, N. C. ... . .2349 Kingls Way, Augusta, Ga. . . . .1514 Canterbury Rd., Raleigh, N. C. .. . . . . .1 Lamboll St., Charleston, S. C. .. .2317 Beechridge Rd., Raleigh, N. C. .. .205 Irving Place, Greensboro, N. C. .............Box 22, Lockhart,S.C. .. . . .Saxon Heights, Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . .5 Englewood Rd., Baltimore, Md. . . . , . . .105 Phillips Lane, Greenville, S. C. M137 N. Fairview Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . .Newton Rd., Box 134, Albany, Ga. 1301 Avon Ave., S. W. Atlanta, Ga. Hughes, Maynard Barbara. . . .... 635 Crystal Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. Huie, Anne Pressly ..... Hunt, Virginia Lee ...... Hurley, Mary Margaret. . . Hutchens, Mary Jane .... Jackson, Margaret Ellen.. ... . . . .117 Hill St., Warsaw, N. C. . . . . . .311 Roslyn Rd., Richmond, Va. 421 W. Main St., Greenville, Tenn. .. . . .Greenwood Dr., High Point, N. C. 2849 Canterbury Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Jennings, Dorothy Hammond ......, 715 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg, S. C. Johnson, Ruth Anne ............... 9 Wesson Ave., Charleston, S. C. Johnston, Elise Deveaux. .. . . . .3156 Overhill Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Johnston, Margaret Sikes. . .. .1333 Providence Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Jolly, Christine Nina. .... Jones, Betty Ann ....... Jones, Jones, Julia Bryan ...,.. Jones, Marjorie Frances. . . Jones, Patricia Anne. . . Jordan, Martha Anne .,.. 178 Clifton Ave., Spartanburg, S.C. .............Box 64, Lyman,S.C. Frances Beverette. . . ............ Box 125, Wallace, N. C. . . . .2204 Fairview Rd., Raleigh, N. C. .. .6572 Sunset Dr., Jacksonville, Fla. . .214 Cleveland St., Greenville, S. C. . . . .2708 McDowell St., Augusta, Ga. Kabrich, Aileen Margaret. .. ....... W. Main St., Wytheville, Va. Kearns, Jean ............ . ...... 534 Parkway, High Point, N. C. Kearse, Carolyn Lightsey .,...... 313 S. Church St., Spartanburg, S.C. Kennedy, Georgia Baxter.. Kerr, Jane Lee ........... Kinard, Martha Richardson. . . King, Marjorie Virginia.. Kneedler, Alice Harding. .. Kuker, Elizabeth Louise. ,. . . . . . . . . . . .Box 224, Williston, S. C. . . . .1621 Queens Rd., Charlotte, N. C. . . . .Epworth Pl., Ninety Six, S. C. ................Gantts Quarry,Ala. . .... 609 N. Main St., Davidson, N. C. . . . .W. Palmetto St., Florence, S. C. LaFitte, Lunette Epes .... ........, 3 610 Monroe St., Columbia, S. C. Latfoon, Joyce Pauline. Lamb, Gladys Catherine .... .. . . . .1401 West Third St., Sioux City, Iowa 3449 Peachtree Rd., Apt. 4-A, Atlanta, Ga. Lampley, Julia Margaret .......... 204 Carlisle St., Spartanburg,S.C. Leavell, Sarah Elizabeth ....... 1834 Tendall Ave., Charlottesville, Va. Leland, Virginia ........ Lentz, Elizabeth Turner. . . . ., ....... 220 Main St., Northboro, Mass. . . .605 Crystal Dr., Spartanburg, S. C. , S. C. N. C. Lewis, Carolyn Ann .... Lewis, Helen Gordon. . . Lewis, Tweetie Anne ..... Lindley, Frances Cannon... Lindsay, Lillian Claire.. Littlejohn, Betty West .... Littleton, Mary Clark .... Locke, Sarah Anne .... Love, Theresa Ann. . . Lyon, Elizabeth Anne. . .387 Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C . . . .238 Woodland Ave., Lynchburg, Va .. .203 N. Park Dr. Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . . .Route No. 1, Danville, Va 119 Cook St., Bennettsville, S. C . , .143 Edwards Ave., Spartanburg, S. C .1445 Whitaker Dr., Columbia, S. C. . . . .178 Irwin St., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . .216 Westhampton, Danville, Va .. . . .655 E. Pelham Rd., Atlanta, Ga. .625 N. Church St., Spartanburg, S. C. Diane Vere ............. 247W Mills Ave., Spartanburg, S. C Carolyn Cartwright ...... 308 McDaniel Ave., Greenville, S. C. .401 W. Highland Ave., Kinston,N.C 751 Duncan Park Dr., Spartanburg, S. C Doris Anne .............. 836 Kilbourne Rd., Columbia, S. C Mabry, Martha Dean Mader, Mahon, Mallard, Betsey Faucette ..... Marks, Edna W. .........., . Marley, Marston, Frances Armistead .... Martin, Doris Lee ......... Martin, Frances Almeade. . . Martin, Jean .......... Massey, Elizabeth Young .... Mateer, Marilyn Leanice. . . lhlathewson, Lily ....... Mauldin, Betty Jo ...... Meriwether, Jane Marie.. Merry, Michie, May Pierce ..... Cordelia Ruflin. .. Middleton, Ida Marcia. .. Miller, Miller, Miller, Momeie Moort', Moore, Moore, Elizabeth Ivey .... Linda Delores. . Mary Frances. . r, Ann Luden. .. . . . . .2003 Stuart Ave., Richmond, Va . . . . .418 Lucerne Dr., Spartanburg, S. C ................,Simpsonville,S.C ...................Fairforest,S.C . . .734 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S. C . . .1316 Fairmont St., Greensboro, N. C . . . . . . . .604 N. Main, Lancaster, S. C ..........100 South St., ynion,S.C . . . .306 South Third St., Paragould, Ark . . . . . , .1150 Glenn Ave., Augusta, Ga . .601 Stockley Gardens, Norfolk, Va . . . . .412 South Church St., Blakely, Ga . . . .931 East Main St., Albemarle, N. C. . . . .932 Montvue Rd., Anniston, Ala ,. , . .E. Congress St., Lincolnton, N. C 8 Ashley Ave., Charleston, S. C Elizabeth Daniel .,.. 1322 S. E. lst Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla Helen Page . .... . . . . .542 Huger St., Charleston, S. C Edith Anne ........ 1322 S. E. lst Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla S Moorehead, Doris Lloyd. . . . Morrison, Henrietta Earle. . . Munroe, Adelaide Walker. . . Murphree, Florence ...... . Murray, H. Fay ........ McA1ister, Mary Watson .... McArthur, Margaret Elizabqth McCann, Louise Stevens ..... McCaskill, Alice Ann ..... McConnell, Amy Sandra. . . . McDaniel, Frances Owen .... McDonald, Betty Sue ...... McGibony, Betty ......... . McGinnis, James Hugh ...... McGow an, Margaret Calhoun McIntosh, Mary Lyn ....... McLaughlin, Katherine Faust. McLean, Laura Schenck ..... McMaster, Lucy Virginia .... McMeekin, Anne Louise. . . McNair, Martha Jane .... McNulty, Irene Bullock. , . . MsSwain, Winnie Lew. . . . McWhite, Martha Jane. . . Nelson, Newell, Nuckoll Martha Wallace ..., Carolyn Paynter.. s, Sarah Ann ........ .551 East Main, Spartanburg, .C. S Battery, Charleston, . ...103 . S.C ......,214 N. Corry, Quincy, Fla . .3214 Cliff Rd., Birmingham, Ala. 2203 Johnstone St., Newberry, S. C . . . .606 N. Greene, Greensboro, N. C . . . . . . . .601 College Dr., Gaffney, S. C .1820 Beverly Dr., Charlotte, N. C .631 E. Victory Dr., Savannah, Ga . . .1308 Buena Vista Rd., Augusta, Ga . . . . . .816 Mulberry, Martinsville, Va Matson St., Kershaw, S. C 4600 Willow Lane, Chevy Chase, Md No. l,Chesnee,S.C 2415 Heyward St., Columbia, S. C . .625 Wildwood Ave., Columbia, S. C ....... .28-20 214 St., Bayside, N. Y .. .207 E. Congress, Lincolnton, N. C. 701 Great Falls Rd., Winnsboro, S. C .... .1915 Pendleton, Columbia, S. C .. 610 S. lvlain St., Laurinburg, N. C . . . .1500 Adger Rd., Columbia, S. C .. . . . .207 E. Magnolia, Arcadia, Fla .112 Singletory Ave., Lake City, S. C . . . ,649 Poplar St., Spartanburg, S. C . . . . . .809 Henri Rd., Richmond, Va .2218 Briarwood Rd., Charlotte, N. C Ogden, Anna Grace. . .4204 4th St., S. E. Apt. 2, Washington 20, D. C O'Shields, Florence June ................. Route 5, Spartanburg, S. C Ouzts, Virginia Tallulah .... Overton, Barbara Jean .,.. Parris, Frances Leona. Paty, Thelma Evelyne. Payne, Betty Lee .,... Phifer, Nancy Anne. . . Phillips, Nancy Ruth ,..... Pinckney, Alice Shubrick. . . Poole, Beulah Mae ....,,. Poole, Peggy Lois ...... Pope, Martha Barbara ..,. Poulnot, Marjory Thompson Preston, Kenneth Eugene. Quinn, Sara Jane. .. . .. Rainwater, Madge Everal.. Ramsaur, Elizabeth Rebecca. Ramsay, Patricia Ashley ..., Ramsey, Mary Ann ...... Ratterree, Katherine Ann. . . Reading, Ann Joye ..,.. Reep, Nancy Kirk .... Rhyme, Patricia Anne. Richards, Rosa Patricia Riddick, Mary Orr.. Riley, Patricia ..,......,.. Roberts, Mildred Kenyon.. Robertson, Helen Royall.. Robinson, Harriet .......,. Rodman, Patricia Blount. .. Rodrique, Mary Louise .... Rosenberg, Ruth Tavia. . . Ruff, Judith Pearson ,,.. Russell, Sarah Frances .... Saifelle, Betty Tyree .... Samford, Faye ,...., . Sanders, Eva Frances ...... . Schaeffer, Mary McConnell Schlosser, Betty Jean ,..,.. Schmidt, Liselotte Martha.. Schroeder, Jean Marjorie. . . Seifert, Avriel Jeanine ...... Senseney, Jeannine Rosalyn.. Schaeffer, Mary McConnell. Shepherd, Betsy Anne ...... Sheppe, Nancy Carolyn. , . Sherrill, Nancy King. . . Sibley, Barbara ..,...... Sibley, Nancy Wilson .... Simpson, Peggy Anne. .. Skelton, Dorothy Patricia. . . Smith, Daisy Ellen ..... Smith, James Ayers. . Smith, Peggy Lou. .. DIRECTO RY-Continued A . . . .662 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S. C . . . . . ...Greenville Rd., Staunton, Va . . .245 Rigby Ave., Spartanburg, S. C .. .4309 Estes Rd., Nashville, Tenn. . . . . . .1701 Maiden Lane, Roanoke, V11 . . . . . . . . . . .32 Harby Ave., Sumter, S. C . 6304 Beechwood Dr., Chevy Chase, Md. . . . .1726 Maplewood Dr., Columbia, S. C . . . . . .650 Otis Blvd., Spartanburg, S. C. ....Gilmore Ave., Holly Hill, S. C . . .300 S. Orange Ave., Dunn, N. C . . . . .134 Broad St., Charleston, S. C . . .171 Terrace Rd., Spartanburg, S. C .. 10 Springdale Rd., Lancaster, S.C . ..., 1106 W. Palmetto, Florence, S. C . .206 S. Poplar St., Lincoln, N. C . . . . . . .Air Port Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. ...High Meadows, Rt. 1, Brevard, N. C. . . . .306 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. . . . .1218 Crescent Ave., Gastonia, N. C .... ,216 Spring St., Spartanburg, S. C. ....RFD No. 2, Gastonia, N. C. .... .125 Broad St., Charleston, S. C . . . .116 Midland Dr., Asheville, N. C . . . . .2230 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta, Ga. . . .... 141 Second St., Bamberg, S. C Leland, Miss . . . . .1324 Biltmore Dr., Charlotte, N. C .1326 W. Princess Anne Rd., Norfolk, Va 908 Madison Ave., Florence, S.C .. . . .26 Ellis Ave., Abbeville, S. C .. .2330 Blossom, Columbia, S. C . . . . .8 Sherwood Rd., Rome, Ga . . . .434 South Main St., Emporia, Va. .. .476 Samford Ave., Auburn, Ala . ..... . . ........ Route 4, Union, S. C . .............. ,...,. S ummervillc, S. C ...758 Courtenay Dr., N. Il. Atlanta, Ga . ...... P. O. Box 128, Wytheville, Va . . . . . . . . .1102 Wisconsin, Berwyn, Ill . . . .510 Hampton Dr., Spartanburg, S. C . . . . . .1018 Jackson Ave., Florence, S. C .....................Summerville,S.C . . . .642 Palmetto St., Spartanburg, S. C . . .129 Church St., Martinsville, Va . . . . . . . . .57 Gray St., Woodrutl, S. C . . . .2306 Beechridge Rd., Raleigh, N. C . . .104 Douglass Hgts., Union, S. C ' C ...................Bur11ngton,N. . . .905 North Church, Spartanburg, S. C .....................Camden,Ala .. . . . . .200 Smith Rd., Spartanburg, S. C . .329 East Park Ave., Spartanburg, S. C Smith, Suzanne McGee. . Snoddy, Peggy Ann .... Snow, Carolyn Kent .,.. Spinks, Carolyn Elizabeth. . . Spires, Sara Eleanor ..,, . Stanley, Alida .........., Starke, Elizabeth Ettenger .... Stevens, Anne ......,, .... Stevenson, Emily Pasco .... Stockman, Sharon Lynne.. Sullivan, Sara Eunice. .. Syfan, Nina Elizabeth. . . Sylvester, Alice Green... Taylor, Gene Handford ..., Taylor, Jane ....,.,...... Taylor, Jo Anne ....,,. .. Teaster, Phyllis Elaine. . . Terry, Laura Payne.. ...... . . . . .1526 Pine View St., Raleigh, N. C ......,............Wellford,S.C. ..............Hemingway,S.C. . . . . . .520 N. Jackson St., Quincy, Fla. ....Airport Rd., Rt. 5, Spartanburg, S.C .......................Loris,S.C . . . .214 Hibriten St., Lenoir, N. C . . . .. 200 Seneca Rd., Clemson, S. C. ....Rt. 7, Box 5142, Spartanburg, S. C . . .2403 W. North Ave., Anderson, S. C . . . . . .198 N. Main, Abbeville, S. C ....................Richlands,N.C . . . .212 West Henry St., Spartanburg, S. C 1108 North Main St., Rutherfordton, N. C . . . . .233 Jennings Ave., Greenwood, S. C. . . . .12 Stone St., Pacolet Mills, S. C. Thackston, Margaret LeNoir ....... 520 Conn. Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Thomas, Betsy Barbara ..... Thomas, Ramona Davis .... Tillotson, Sara lone ...... Tonge, Elizabeth Mary .... Townsend, Amelia Carter.. Tribble, Charline ...... Turner, Edna Louise. .. Underwood, Pauline. . . . . Van Cleve, Virginia May. . . . Wall, Betty Anne ....... Wallace, Betsy ............ Wannamaker, Mary Moore. Warren Louise Fuller .... Watson, Mae Joyce ....... Watson, Margaret Graves. . Watts, Nancy Dale ........ Webber, Julie Ann ........ Welborn, Nancy Elizabeth. . West, Betty Anne ........ Widenhouse, Nancy Marie. . Williams, Gladys Cotton. .. . .... 184 Conn. Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. ..... ...Bell Hill, Spartanburg, S. C. . . . .814 Carolina Ave., Hartsville, S. C. . . .166 Clifton Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . . . . . . .. .Hillcrest Rd., Aiken, S. C. .. . . . . . . . .13 Logan, Charleston, S. C. . . 118 A. Abbie Apts., Spartanburg, S. C. . . .305 Hill Rd., Southern Pines, N. C. . . . . .Westover Heights, Lexington, N. C. . . . . , .112 W. Seeman St., Durham, N. C. .. .212 Elliott St., S. E., Orangeburg, S. C. .. . , . . . .319 S. York St., Gastonia, N. C. ..... . .Workman, Woodruff, S. C. .. ..... 201 Linden Dr., Danville, Va. . . . . . . .712 S. Petty, Gaffney, S. C. . . . .3905 Estes Rd., Nashville, Tenn . . .... 130 North B St., Easley, S. C. ....................Clifton,S.C. . . . . . . . .228 Virginia Ave., Concord, N. C. ....... . .2816 Ave. H, Birmingham, Ala. blVVillian1s, Marjorie Elizabeth. .2730 Riverwood Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. Willis, Lucile Shelton ......... 660 Glendalyn Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Wilmeth, Mary Margaret .......... North Fourth St., Hartsville, S. C. Wilson, Alice Arthur ..... Winn, Catherine Jane. . .. . . .411 Chesnut St., Camden, S. C. .... . . .18 Lavinia Ave., Greenville, S. C. Wood, Josephine ..... ......,....... C leveland St., Dillon, S.C Wood, Shirley Anne ....... Woodberry, Joan ......... 1 Wyatt, Bernice Beulah ..... Wyatt, Dorothy Hundley. . . Wyatt, Mildred Hazel ..... Wynne, Marilyn ....... Zeigler, Barbara Spears .... Zimmerman, Mary Ann .... . .15 Montebello Circle, Charlottesville, Va. 431 S. W. 4th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. . . . . . . . . . . . . .862 Main St., Danville, Va. .. ........ 862 Main St., Danville, Va. .. .147 Collins Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. . . . .4644 Lawnview, Jacksonville, Fla. ........................Denmark,S.C. . .1027 Kearns Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. . . . .120 Apple Ave., Hampton, Va. . . . . .Washington St., Wytheville, Va. . . . 113 Penn. Ave., Lynchburg, Va.