Erskine College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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Senior Class PRESIDENTS MARGARET YOUNG HENRY PRESSLY SPONSOR MRS. MOPPATT In the words of our friend Washington Irving, All is bustle and con- fusion. The time has come for us to pack our varied trunks, bags, carry-alls, and what-nots, and remove them and ourselves, both in a somewhat delapi- dated condition, from Erskine's campus. Among other things Ca goodly portion of which we came by honestlyj, we take away many memories--some of them joyous, others not quite so joyous, but all of them a part of that colorful mosaic that is our college life. We've been initiated into and have in our time become past masters in the art of wicketing, we've tasted the joys of Hfor- bidden, we've endured the wintry winds on shaven heads, we've existed through the agony of exams, we've experienced the awful sinking sensation that comes before restriction, we've known the high moments of social suc- cess at the soiree, we've felt the old Erskine Spirit at athletic 'contests--and, we've dared to be late to--yea, even to cut--chapel! Truly, we have lived! and, departing we say, with a cheery wave of the hand to those who are to take our places- Carry On! Page Twenty-six

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DR. 13. E. PR1fssLY l 1'rsl Prcsidenl of Erskine College 1839-1848 SENIQRS

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it 1- ' ' Honor Students fTOp row. left to righlb tl.Ower row. left IO righll RACHEL NORRIS WILLIAM SMITH MARY ARROWSMITI-I DIXON LESSLIE NELLE TRIBBLE FLORA DORA WEBB HUGH DALE HENRY PRESSLY ARTHUR ROGERS MARGIE ASI-ILEY The Honor Students are chosen On the basis Of scholarship. They are the ten students Of the Senior class who have maintained the highest scholastic averages in the class for a period Of three and One-half years. These students have not only been Outstanding in intellectual ability, but have also taken an active part in every phase Of campus activity. They are shown here in the Order Of their standing. Page Twenly-Seven