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Presented by the Published Annually by the Senior Class of ERSKINE COLLEGE DUE WEST, S. ND sak le A ng oN tage aa ae. a susninesestenn.chamdinndisiiinn. .atinenieaiaiiamindenmamemaasiaaaaiessmaaieme —— So eh. VU Ma UStUECSS hy LET, Cf Sh XY SAN KK lor d 2 é lew, uu TAUCES TION For his interest and encouragement as our friend; for his loyal, invincible devotion toward every phase of our college lite; for his uplifting messages—simple profundity, penetrating vocabu- lary—his deep spiritual emotion . . Because, to us, he is one who symbolizes and upholds the consistent beauty and ideals of the Christian life, we dedicate our volume to Dr. Orr. 66 99 (ia) CAT Memories, vivid and half-forgotten cling about our college home. Much will be forgotten but we carry away a handful of precious dust: A matchless interspersion of intrigue and the practical, in a traditional _ setting, and giving far more than a picturesque memory to her sons and daughters. -We have obtained a recipe for living—we have caught a vision whose value is unspeakable. To the end that these ideals will be forever captured and forever ours we have created our yearbook. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MEMORI tq : ‘ 4 an h b tte ADMINISTRATION BUILDING BONNER HALL PHILOMATHEAN LITERARY HALL om — = lat —S — — ) re 4 7 He ‘OL! ( McGEE GYMNASIUM EUPHEMIAN BD ERARY VALE Se ee ee — Sagge —————————————— ————= oe Dr. R. C. Grier A.B DEES ee): President Our Faculty To our president we olfer unwonted oratitude for his support, loyalty, and understanding. Administration Under whose guidance we caught inspiration for work and service, to whom we shall be indebted for instruction in uplifting principles, we acknowledge the sympathetic leadership of the Erskine faculty. Dr. Witttam W. Boyce fWloh, Abeayl. JON BE Dean of Theological Seminary Miss Exvizapetu NickLes A.B. Dean of Women Professor of Speech PITTS CARLISLE ORR HUNTLEY KOHOUT MCMILLAN GRAVES SCHMIDT PARKINSON KENNEDY MCDILL LATHAM KENNEDY BAUSCH BALDWIN HUNTLEY ALEXANDER FACED PY hoes Mrs. D. D. Prrts B.A., MUA: English Miss Nora Graves A.A., B.A., M.A. English Miss Lois LatHam ACB, BL. Max. English and Drama Pror. CHartes Car.isyr BS, olVLA. History Miss Dororny Scumipt BS: MERGE: Bible Pror. Water A. Kennepy, Jr. A.B. B: Lis MUA: Bible and Greek Dr. J. Arvin Orr BACALL Bible Miss Epona Parkinson A.B. Bible ’ Miss Frrepa Bauscu BAL NLA Modern Lanquages Dr. Srepnen M. Huntrey A.B., M.A., Px.D. ) Romanc 2 Languages Dr. E. B. Kennepy BAJAM-AST iD: Frene h DICKSON Miss Besste Batpwin BAY Business Education Mrs. Bernice K. Konout B.S. Home Economics Miss Mary McDie. BA, MES) Flome Economics Mrs. Mary P. HuntLey B.S. Education Mr. Joun McMiLian BS. Physical Education Mr. E. F. ALEXANDER A.B. Physical Education Pror. Wittiam C. Yarsoroucu, Jr. Violin Miss Katuryn M. Carey Mus.B. Piano Miss Ivan Dickson B.M. Voice Mr. D. G. Putcitrs Physical Education Dr. R. H. Wueecer Pu.D. Psyc hology and Philosophy YARBOROUGH CAREY PHILLIPS WHEELER A a REID KENNEDY FE. L. Rew BAG, MEA, LL.D: Chemistry and Physics Dr. E. A. Stoan B.A., M.A., Px.D. Science Pror. James H. Bonner B.A., MLA. Science Pror. J. A. Konoutr Bsr vis Biology Pror. 1. Ji esi B.S:,. WLS. Mathematics Pror. Ropert M. Kennepy, Jr. Mathematics and Science Assistant BROWNLEE LINDSAY PRESSLY MULLER SLOAN LESESNE Dr. J. M. Lesesne BeASe VAG br 1D) History Pror. R. Mack Ropinson Science Assistant and Dean of Men Pror. Marsuatt WiItson NBL IBY DA Bible Pror. Marcus B. Catpwetr Bi a , INES. Psychology and Education Mr. R. C. Brown.Lee B.A. Business Manager and Registrar Mrs. L. Brooxs Linpsay Secretary MADDEN REID GRATIAM GUTHRIE BONNER ROBINSON Miss Exvizasetuo Mappen Secretary Mrs. Janre Burns Reip BAL B:S: Dietitian Mrs. Atta C. Payne Hostess Dr. W. L. Pressty College Physician Mrs. Rusy Murer Nurse Mrs. Maser K. Grauam Dietitian Mrs. JoserH A. GuTurie Hostess Mrs. Eunice CuLtBertson A.B. Hostess PAYNE CULBERTSON LESLIE CALDWELL KOHOUT WILSON Mr. Ferix Kart Bauer M:S. Music and Art Miss Ciara Bonner Bis., BIL; Librarian Dr. G. G. Parkinson NAB). 01) D) Hebrew Mrs. R. W. WuHEELER Bes: Librarian Miss Lira GaLtoway B.A. Physical Education NO PICTURE BAUER BONNER, C. PARKINSON, G. G. WHEELER GALLOWAY CLAS 66 99 Gus Cramped, inky fingers pledging an exam sje the eager, unsteady grasp of an acid bottle... flurried, dusty movements at the blackboard .. . the late-comer thumbing an occasional ride... mittened hands at the on. Pe a? P82 eeecaenee eee eeTe 2 tit [PPC2 tonne eee } 8 ah ane + hands, folded and reverent, in the prayer room... these were 1? 2) = v £ iS) je) Qo MN a ‘= o — S = 2) O io} — — ie) (= i) = 1S) ic) — ic) Dm x = — dv Sey mn a = 3 iS OO — class endeavors. er BOWLES McCOY Seniors. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Seniors-elect of ‘48, we began our march on a weary day in September, AA. Our eager buoyancy lasted only through orientation. With the ennui of the classroom assuaged and the enigma olf junior-sister week answered, we were undoubtedly a part of Erskine. We returned, in '45, a paragon class, revered and respected by our irate inferiors. Somewhat sobered at the honor, we delved more seriously i : ; Ye = for the major organizations, played serious basketball and began) chat earnest! Y T ing at pep rallies for the last time. We watched wit sridmen piled the Erskine victories. In bearing responsible much of us is hers. Officers Presidents— Rutu Bow rs, Wayne McCoy Vice-Presidents—MAarion Jackson, Birt Smiru Secretary—Betsy CrutcHFiELp Treasurer—GtoriA CLINKSCALES Secretary-Treasurer—KENNETH Morris Sponsor—Pror. J. M. Lesesne of 1948 JAMES C. ANDERSON GREENWOOD, S. C. Mathematics Clemson College Wee Ye Wig Gr tAs I Bg 3 Moet Class President 1; Student Football 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Block “E” Club 3, 4; Veterans Summer School 46, 47. Frances . . . athlete . . . pilot AUP arte (1 ¢:) Scere well-groomed hair. . GL eeees dark and dapper. % i A ze eri = - f ROSSIE DEAN ANDERSON “ ¥ , —— IVA, S. C. YE Elementary Education ad W. 8 A. it 2 + 4; Anderson Club ia 3; Cheerleader 2: Block va tee Club 3; President 4; Westminster Fellowship 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 3; Summer School ' Well liked . . . spontaneous corny comebacks . . . ‘Louie’ . . . constant struggle with Spanish. . . . ping-pong champ ... basketball . . . paragon of practice teachers. JOHN R. BALLENTINE GREENWOOD, S. C. Mathematics Clemson College Le yen Vie Gert 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3; Football Manager 3; Summer School ’47. “Johnny” Magers Plymouth and DeSoto streaks . Fc unexpected —especially at classes pipe and cigar . . . has night and day confused . . . week-ends in Savannah. MARY KATHRYN BANNISTER BELTON, S. C. Social Science Y. W. -C..A. 1, 2, 3, 4) (Cabinet 3: Life Service Group 1, 2, 3; Music Lovers Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Librarian 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Erskine Players oP, oh ae Chapel Choir 2; Triple Trio 3; Student Government 4. “My stars ...a gay caprice . . Store of CEU Aen ie thoughtful Ae Gb q uick to understand spontaneous generosity .. . theorist. I46 Senpors ELIZABETH MAURICE, BARBER CLOVER SS. Bible, English Queens College 1; Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Mausie. lLovers Club 2; Band 2; Student Government 2; Erskine Players 2, 3; Life Service Group 4; TD | ea EE “Boots” . . . third finger left hand . . likes ‘em tall, blond and leaning Hig. packages from home .. . endless wardrobe . . . flaming red hair . . just checking’ , DWIGHT L. BARKER CHARLOTTE, N. C. English, Bible Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 2; Student Government 1; Basketball 1; Mirror Staff 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Philomathean Literary Society 2, 3, Treasurerg?2; Church Choir 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3: Summer School '46, '48. One of the Charlotte boys . . . sincere ... “Is that right?” ... handsome . . . smooth dresser . . . helpful . . . quizzical SS ——— SARAH WILSON BEATY COLUMBIA, S. C. Bible, Social Science Vee VARGAS 2, 34, Secretary 3; Student Government 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Class Presidene 2; Music Lovers Club 3; Life Service Group 3, 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. She's lovely, she's engaged—she’'s marrying . John .. . valued by her many friends sincere . . . music appreciation brain. . . has to have ‘‘that letter’ a day . . , strong character. JAMES IM: BEE HUNTERSVILLE, N. C. Bible, Mathematics Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Life Service Group 1; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Summer School 46, 47, “Cowboy’’ Baie br hillbilly fan ... hammer and nails to needle and thread . . . mischievous... everybody's friend .. . Laissez-Faire’ (women, that is!). 40 25 Sensors STANLEY L. BENNETT YORK, S. C. Science Clemson College 1; ag NG hel OR ate af Secretary 3; Erskine Players 2; F) M. lids wa WVice- President 2; Life Service 2; Church Choir 2; Glee Club 3; Philomathean Literary Society=3 ; Mirror Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Arrow Staff 4; Laison Committee 4;Chatrman—4, “Good grab alive’... flight officer . ..a leader... frank were And ‘there 1 was at’ 10,000 feet” . . . science. MARY KATHRYN BISHOP WARE SHOALS, S. C. Bible North Greenville Junior College 1, 2; Y. W.C. A. 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 3; B. S. US, Arrow Staff 4; Student Government 4. Dry wit . . . unassuming . . . conscientious . . . blue CYS « a Nny feet oS lel dependability . . . sweet and modest. HENRY ERSKINE BONNER MONCKS CORNER, S. C. Mathematics Class President 1; Basketball NPE Sy ab Euphemian Literary Society 1, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Student Government 3, 4; Block “E’” Club 3, 4; Summer School 46, °47. “Beaucoup” ... cool, calm and collected . . . flash on basketball court . . . “tooth scooping” second baseman . . . future Knute Rockney. CHARLOTTE ANN BORDERS LOUISVILLE, KY. Mathematics Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1; W. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Erskine Players 3, 4; Mirror Staff 3h 4, Mixed Chorus Sp 4; Class President 3; Block sre Clits 4; Summer School °46, °47, ‘48. BCSHGR. 5. sila sports). 7 iV. A. A. wheel. . . “My Old Kentucky Home aaa willing worker . . . characteristic laugh Setec Tete 1946 27 Senors RUTH RANDOLPH BOWLES FORT MILL, S. C. Science, Bible YW ar Aa ae eas Cabinet 2, 3, 4; Life Service 3; Glee Club 1, 3 Mixed—Chorus © 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Mirror—Stalf=3; I. R. C. 3; Student Government 3; Class President 3, 4; W. A. A. 4; Block {Ee Club 4. “Ruthie”... valuable . . . host of friends eeere successful ... bass fiddle {well worth knowing. JAMES Hy BOYCE. JR. CHARLOTTE Nac: English Y. M. C. A. 1, 2; Philomathean Literary Society 1, 2; Freshman Football 1; Sumniér School '47. Life revolves around Margaret and Trudie . . . “Let's make some coffee” g-5, a big-hearted . sense of humor . . . never misses a ball game ... serious thinker . . . green “Olds”. 28 MARTHA ROSALIND BRADLEY INROM EG, SSH LC: English, Bible Youve GA. 1, °2;°3; 4) Erskine Players2) 3 4. a Sisters “Everything's in the Pink”... her thoughts are moody ‘etek refrain! aL ic Troy Ave forever knitting and pearling yee fashionable .. . Vermont. MIGNON PEARSON BROCKMAN WESTMINSTER, S. C. Bible Ven VW GarAgly oe oa Ini gKappa 1; Glee Club 1; Erskine Players 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; Mirror Stalf 3. Pretty brown eyes... a cherrio and bag of popcorn a day . , . rides horseback knows all . . . detoured by Carolina . . . likeable . . . bangs. Semors CLARENCE BUTLER BROOKS GREENWOOD, S. C. Social Science Euphemian Literary Society 4. “Babbling” ee ine little one (Willie) takes care of that” . . . absert minded Ped ||. studious .. . “T’’ model . ‘ vetville mechanic . . . Lee. SARAH FRANCES BURKE DUE WEST, S. C. Home Economics Day Student 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4; B. S. UL 1. Sly laugh 5 he tp OCU Ese day student . . . wide eyes ... patient saleslady .. . home ec interests. MAE BURTON HONEA PATH, S. C. Home Economics Day Student 1, 2, 5a 4: Home Ec Club 1 PR Se erah Sincere . . . attractive , . . contagious smile . . . home ec girl... day student... . composed. TALMADGE P. CALLISON DUEA WEST s:.C: History Y. M. C. A. 3; Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Summer School '46, 47. “Shorty” eee Das Nit Shoppe .. . Ford like all Fords . . . has a better half Greenwood man .. . good natured. JEAN CARMICHAEL IVEYRINAG oar Oy Bible, Science W.C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Erskine Players 1, , Vice-President 3; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; W. A. A. 2, Secretary 2; e 3, 4; Student Government 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; S. S. Moffatt Awar Group 1, 2, 3, 4 “Mike” ... witty... Y. W. top ranker .. . oe : ic ff we! ° “Rosebud” . . . re-creales words oe ke speech Ss Nh Ct q FRANK RANKIN CARSON ‘ed a GASTONIA, N. C. s Zz a i ; i Chemistry Yo WEG AS le ae as Euphemian Literary Society 3; Veterans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gar Circle 1; Summer School °47. Humorous . . . “Calhoun Falls” . . . Big Doc’s assistant . . . week-ends in Gastonia. . . { chemistry wizard ... sage discourse . . . unpredictable. f ! | eee i , ) : JEFFERSON: D. CASKEY LANCASTER, 'S. C. English YouVviee Goer A' ile Dk 3, Cabinet 1, 2; Music Lovers Club i PaaS fee 1S Fe Service Le Philomathean Literary Society pees f Secretary 2; Student Government 2; I. R. C. Summer School ‘45, ‘46, '47. “Jeff” ... loves music... teacher . . . English . . . dependable se at, SEFECCTEMS tes everybody's friend . . . lover of the aesthetic beauties . . . Boston ANNIE CLARK PINEVILLE, 8S. C. Elementary Education ¥oWie GAS 1) 2, 3) 42 Exskine: Players’2, 3-1. R. C3. Geechie brogue apo faithful patron of Pop's Syalc “Okay, let's go Beate Hy Seen (allowing for exceptions) ... I declare that’s the iruth” . . . likes ice cream .. . genuine. [946 Ca Pe Bie, an ee GLORIA JOYCE CLINKSCALES [z= [VAS Semors { Home Economics ray | | foe || 3, 4: Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presid Opt (3, President 4; Anderson Club Je 3; Music Lovers Club Block pinky Club 4; “Clink” . . . conscientious . Summer School A7, “Let's go over to Pop's” 3; Class Treasurer 4; Erghtine! Players ; nightly letter 4) } ) capable a domestic . . . rook fiend eee arian. Tete loyal to her friendseg o,.. ee : Fa FF, 7 Ay, 4 YM CA 2st ; DANIEL R. COBB WARE SHOALS, S. C. History fs ; Euphemian Literary Society 33 Be Sal 2 4. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2 “Dan”... earnest B. S. U. worker . picture collector mad rush. tan | ‘¢ ds” . potential Baptist preacher ; 34 EES 1940 RUFUS AUSTIN COMPTON NINETY SIX, S. C Social Science Emmanuel College, Georgia il; 2; Lander College 3; ne M. Aa 4. Quiet outs ei willing es friendly . .. ministerial student . . . prefers candy from Georgia Fae week-ends in Ninety Sizaeoe important letters from Alabama. PATRICK Ga COVONE FAIRVIEW, N. J. Bible Y. M. C. A. 3, 4, Cabinet 4; Erskine Players 1; Music Lovers Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Church Choir Ie PA SG MRE Life Service Group 2, 3, 4, President 4. Ministerial student . . . Joe's assistant . . “Fluffmore’”’ Apts. wee studious .. . dissecting set... great Y. M. C. A. worker, eee AG President 1; SIP Ny a ee 1 ve . pleasant smile . , 35 Seners } DRENNAN PATTERSON CRAIG GASTONIA, N. C. Mathematics ; YouM eG Ase: Euphemian Literary Society 1; Dramatic Club 1; VeteFans)| Ghrb))3} Summer School 46, °47. “Pat” . . . Bettye . . . spontaneous wit . . . the elder Craig . . . daringeerever mathematically inclined. FLIZABETH SALLEY CRUTCIREAYD ORANGEBURG, iS. C. | History, Voic e j Montreat College 1,2: Y. W. C. A. 3. 4; Erskine Players 3: Westminster Fellowship oF i Treasurer 3; Church Choir 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; Music Lovers CluB : 3, 4, Secretary 3; Class Secretary 4; W. A. A. 4; Block “E” Club 4. “Betsy” yer friendly .. . likes sports . , beauty contestant . . . contagious smile | songbird nee pleasing personality te Boone . . always Early, 36 HALLIE COLEMAN DOWTIN McCORMICK, S. C. English Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Erskine Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; Mirror Staff 3; Summer School 47, Wal ye Everything happens fopicllicuG@ see trips to Atlanta . . . Boone . . . clothes out of this world . . . death behind the wheel . . . wild tales. LOIS GERTRUDE DURLING DECATOR, GA. Chemistry, Mathematics RAV Vee Ge GA 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 2, 3; Band Oy 3; Garnet Circle 3 Erskine Players ph, Ge Mb “Trudie” . . . lab assistant. . . favorite color— “‘Red” . . . “Let me get my knittin’ ”’ capable .. . whiz at chemistry 5 4 ¢ good goon! aA: 37 MARION JOHNSTON ERWIN — [e ABBEVILLE, S. C. es fei History YOM: GasAy 3, 4: Philomathean Literary Society Dig She Vice-Preside Manager 3: Block “E’ Club 4; Summer School ‘46, °47. “Sis” . . . Abbeville bound . . . confidence re us parliamentary expert . Ford” ... ‘Let's go for ads” . . . basketball manager. C% JEFFERSON McDOWELL FLOWERS: JR. DUE WEST, S. C. Science, Mathematics Napa Junior College, California 1; Football 3; Block “E’ Club 3, 4; Erskine Players Philomathean Literary Society 4; Mirror Stalf 4. fj . Sue... loves that Beil big talker . . . knows all “Now, when I was at Dee CN iRise for baseball. 38 EMILY JOYCE FREEMAN ANDERSON, S. C. Elementary Education YC W. (e: A. 1, 2. Sp 4; Music Lovers Club Ii, Ds ay 4; Anderson Club Dh 3; Erskine Players 3h 4, B. = U. ile 4; Summer School 47, “Joyous” . . . unique humor . nen personality Pisa half of “Broombait’” team . : good-looking hair... Nina Of Ra ReA aca phone calls from Anderson . . . slow but sure. Reel FULEER GREENWOOD, S. C. Chemistry ee Vi CsA oS 4- Euphemian Literary Society 3; Veterans Club 3, 4. “Brother”... TEL ae potential M.D. . «a. ‘Skin your own cat’... wrecked DeSoto... pipe smoker . . . loves red hair. Wie Vn oe. Chorus 3, 4. Easy going . Senpars ANNE REBECCA GAMBRELL HONEA PATH, S. C. - Public School Music . Ihe oe 5 4; Music Lovers lf y. 3; f. Anderson Club 3; B. of (i). 3; Mixed .. beautiful hair . . . potato chip champ _.. There's a Ford) in-Hermutare” . musical inclinations . . . mischievous . . . other half of ““Broombait” team {} ). “Always Ve Vin (as JULIA PINCKNEY GOSSETT WILLIAMSTON, S. C. Bible, Social Science Mixed Chorus 4. Class beauty Lavinia’s”’ 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; I. R. G 3; pretty smile. . . loves to walk. . . carefree .. . I'm going to . likes the mountains . . . cute personality 40 RACHEL GRIER CLOVER S eC: Science, Mathematics YE WWE MOE NE VR 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 4; Glee Club 1; Class Vice-President 1; Erskine Players TSF Secretary 3; Garnet Circle AsV A AG D3) 4: Vice-President 4; Business Manager Arrow 4. Capable i: calm fear re COOL Naps... afternoons in lab o- Vermont summers .., . Mr. Gribbles’ car . . . Bill. ETHELDA HANNA GASTONIAY NG. Bible, Elementary Education Ys W. C. A, 1, 2, -3, 4; Life Service t, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Garnet Circle 3, 4; Church Choir 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. Fondly atelier) CODA Reynold . . . “Gastonia Gal’ . . . characteristic giggle conscientious . . . Miss Clara’s righthand man . . . thrice an auntie . . . cog in Junior Society. 1946 Senior WILLIAM BOYCE HOOD GASTONIA, N. C. : Chemistry University of N. C. 1, Die YL Come ee pes 4; Euphemian Literary Society) | 3-—Samimer School Age If youre gonna run with me, you gotta be sharp girlish giggles . . P€=prisener navy ... Spanish fiend . . . brawny build. WILLIAM JAY HORNE GREENWOOD, S. C Social Science The Citadel 1; Y. M. C. A. 1, 3, | Euphemian Literary Society 2, 4; Summer School '46, °47. Shoves a Chevvy ... carefree... ‘Now when I was in the Navy’ : auto mechanic . . . the lake Lie Robs my theory, what's yours?” : Basketball 1; Chapel Choir 1; Veterans Club 1, yy 4; . . ladies man . . 42 IVY HUNTER GHAREOTTESIN: GC: Science Queens College 1; Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 2, 3; Erskine Players 4. Beautiful blonde hair... milk-shake gal ... lab slave ... loves cats . . . easy going... interested in doctors . . . blushes easily. MARION REBECCA JACKSON GASTONIA, N. C. English, Bible Vea Ctr led ane: Mixed Chorus 3, 4; I. R. C. 3; Music Lovers Club 3; Class Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Church Choir 3, 4; Life Service Group 4; Arrow Staff 4; Summer School °47. Dependable . . . friendly wee. neat as.a pit; - lively eyes... a knitter . . . loves P ae ” - grapes... Jackson es unexpected wilticism. 1946 - Seprors MARY FRANCES McCLAIN HONEA PATH, S.C. English Day Student 1, 2, 3, 4. Neat ae pleasing disposition «+ Sernse of humor... day student . | fone of Speedy's favorites . . . homemaker . . . pleasant smile. LEONARD WAYNE McCO% CHARLOTTE, (Ne G Mathematics Y.M. C. A. 1, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; Debating Club 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Block “E” Club, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Euphemian Literary Society 4, Arrow Staff 4. Easy going... . dependable . .,. at home on the basketball court . . . disciple of Dr. Huntley wel everybody's “Buddy” . . . loves life ... stew'’ accent. 44 ROBERT M. McCOY CHARLOTITE, N. C. History, Mathematics YORUM Ger Ace 23 eas Class Vice-President 2; Student Government 2, 3, 4, President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Block “E” Club 3, 4; Treasurer 3, President 4; Summer School '46, ’47. “Fuzzy” eee fc popular man on the Campus: 3). plIpes .. « Cigars and “Stinky” perpetuator of Liberty Bell . . . basketball . . . first baseman . . . wheel. NANCY ELIZABETH McDONALD GREENV IEEE Se GC Science Y. W.C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Lovers 2; Life Service 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Erskine Players 2, 3; W. A. A. 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 3 Blocks Glub3, 4. Bs, Urey 4: Vice-President 4; Arrow Stall 4. ee Stink yan chatterbox . . . school spirited ... Don't you leave me” . . . Burgess Glen popular ... ‘Mac’... boundless energy. Senors SARAH MAY McFERRIN PROSPERITY, 8S. C. - English, History YW: CeAa® 192.3) 4 Lites Service Group 1 253; 4; Music Lovers Chub if ae 3 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Church Choir 4; Student (Govefiiient4; Block ye Club 5 1; Summer School, Newberry 47. “Ferrin” ... Robinson H. P. .. . expressive eyes... practical joker .. . enthusiastic Harry James’ rival . . . bubble GUM: +e s for she’s a jolly good fella’. ¢ KENNETH McGILL CLOVER, S. C. Science ie M. CA eis JP 3, 4, Treasurer 1, President Ay Debating Club 1; Football 3: Blotek “FE” Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Football Award 3; Paul Livingston Grier Award 3; Camera Club 4; Summer School on SA er eaeaed dependability plus asa Ts personality i be pre-med , . a real friend ‘ . T sincere . . . sportsman . . . mone other than Nancy. JASPER C. McGOWAN CHESTER, S. C. Science Youve ey Ag i 2. 3p 47 Mixed: Chorass 1, 273, 4: Debating Team 2. “Mac”. . . gentleman indeed . . . superb command of the English language .. . big black Buick . . . “Susie’’ first, last ‘n’ always . . . Victorian temperament . . . “Inseparable 9 . . . threesome’ .. . definite opinions, CHARLES LUMMUS MITCHELL EDGMOOR, S. C. Bible Y.M. C. A. 1, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Basketball 1; Philomathean Literary Society J oe le Life Service Group aes Student Government 4; Summer School 46, °47. Active in religious life . . . ministeral student . . . dependable . . . witty . . . corny jokes mee ust another Mitchell” . . . “Little Moore”. Seners PERMELIA HAYES MITCHELL KRINGS CRERK 2 C. English Ya VV Se A eo eed Cabinet 2, 3; Student Government 3, 4, Secretary Spe iCR President 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2 3, Sec retary Ide Vice-President 3; Church Choir os 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4, President 4; Arrow Staff 4. Neat . . . versatile... quiet .0.). talented fingers . . . lover of kittens ty). sparkling brown CVEGR 2454, good looking clothes. MARGARET MITCHELL EDGMOOR, S. C. Home Economics Montreat College 1, 2; Y. W. @. A. 3, 4: Lite Service Group 3, 4; Home Ec Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Student Government 4. The elder “Mitch” . . . cautious .. . friendly en leyal 2 Guiet= =; home ec teacher .. home for the week-end . house president. CHAREESWvIOFPATT. JOHNSON CITY, TENN. History, English Occidental College 1; Y. M. C. A. 2, 3. 4, Cabinet 3, 4; Erskine Players 2, 3, 4, President Apel Rau. 22. 3,4. Vice-President 4; Music Lovers Club 2, 3, 4: Veterans Club PE 3, 4; Philomathean Literary Society 4; Church Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Garnet Circle 4; Summer School, Eastern Tennessee State College ‘46; Summer School ‘47. “Charlie” . . . studious . . . sincere . . conservative... friendly .. . broad grin . Erskine Players’ King Fish JANE CARSON MOORE SWEETWATER, TENN. Science, Piano Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Librarian 1, 4; F. M. F. 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Life Service Group 1, 2, 3; Chapel Choir 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Librarian 3; Church Choir 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Arrow Staff 4. a @hickenmee stil): irate ee sentimentalist ... wields a witty pen. versatile and volatile . . . forceful fingers for pianoforte Sat oe “nothing like Virginia’. 1946 49 MARY FRANCES MULLEN ANDERSON, S. C. Bible, English PW ie el Cabinet 3; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; Life Servie Treasurer 2; Student Government 3; Arrow Staff 3, 4, en sits Mee VV er Ce cece ls Vn at Personality iE ARCONCE eae abundance of suits . . summers in Vermon Pa OY fy Ko: CLYDE MURFE- IR: “pV DONALDS, S. C. Mathematics Day Student 1, 2, 3, 4; Ethelia Bible Medal 1, 2; Garnet Circle 2; Commencentént Marshal 2. : f Handsome blond... bow tie . . . hails from Donalds . . . intellectual . . . winning smile . . historian . . . serious minded. poewry 7.7. bouncing blonde tresses JACK: OATES TIRZAH, S. C. Chemistry, Mathematics ep via Gar An og: Euphemian Literary Society Ll; 3, 4; Erskine Players 2; Class Secretary- Treasurer 1, Vice-President 3; Arrow Staff 4; Summer School ‘47. Tirzah . . . good physique .. . early to bed .. . “That suffices to say— . . . well liked .. . Big Doc's buddy te Peper JAMIE VERDIN PIKE GREEN MUIR Sa: Elementary Education Xe W. Cc A. il D Be 4; Home Ec Club I; Music Lovers Club 2; I R. G 3; Furman Summer School 45, 46. Sparkler ... Tommie .. . twinklin eyesyn-. « meat. = . good housekeeper . . + practice teaching . . . conscientious . . . air-mail letters. Sen.ors ARTHUR R. PINSON 3 GREENWOOD, S. C. Social Science Presbyterian College 1; Euphemian Literary Society 3, 4; Veterans Club 3.04; Semimer School ‘46, 47. “Deutsch” .. . o.e1) ee carefree ... that drawl . . . blue eyes... frank . =pensive eee Psychology of Adjustment fan. AULBRY RAMSEY LANDO, S. C. History Y. M. C. A. 1, 2, 3; Baptist Student Union 2; Euphemian Literary Society 1, 2, 38 Veterans Club 1, 2 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Day Student 2, 3; Block “E” Club 2, 3; Summer School ‘46, ’47, °48. ’ “Ruth's Ramsey” . . . one of Doc's boys . . . baseball's his specialty . . . basketball referee ... ‘smooth automobile” . . . good natured. RUTH OUZTS RAMSEY SENECA, S.C. Mathematics Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club i, Pr Mary Louise Bible Medal 1, 2; Erskine Mirror 2; Erskine Players Jalen AS), LO) Pe Commencement Marshal 2; Garnet Circle 2, 3, 4; Block “E”’ Club 2, 3; Day Student 2, 3; Summer School 47, °48. “Ruthie” . . . MRS. degree ak Drains tri bubbling personality pe Oh so happy ‘cause ‘he's so sweet!” ... neat... athletic. WILLIAM J. REID, JR. ABBEVILLE, S. C. Chemistry Presbyterian College 1; Day Student 2, 3, 4. Bill . . . absent minded . . . lady killer... careful driver . . . loud ties . . . milk shake fiend . . . sporty “Chevy” ena mae ya, chum”, J40 Peten, 8 ’ tr SPeeeeeceaezy Seniors DAVID LESTER ROBINSON LANCASTER, S. C. Mathematics The Citadel 1; Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4; Basketball 2; Veterans Club 23) Secretary- Treasurer 2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Church Choir 2, 3, 4; Erskine Publicity Reporter rer 3} 4; 1 R. C. 3: Philomathean Literary Society 3, 4, President 4; Sports Editor, Erskiné=Mirror 3, 4; Arrow Staff 4. “Tes... « “Sooop’ ... 1 knew it ull the time :. . waren the press box|. . . bass voice . . « carefree +h “Dogface™ «uae gst plain crazy. MILDRED CYNTHIA ROBINSON TROY, SoG ; Bible, Speech Wis a ie dt es Cabinet 2; Class Vice-President 2; Cheerleader 2; Erskin€ = Players 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 2; Student Government 2; I. R. C. a2 “Really?” . . . brother's keeper . . . strawberry blonde . . . at home on the stage vivacious .. . sympathetic 4 2A) Bul a ee lente, Julia?” ALPHA KATHRYN SHULER DUEOWESD aoa. Bible YEN a Ga Ae ale 2S Day Student 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mirror Staff 4; Summer School 45, °46. Day Student . . . Gildersleeve's giggle . . . exponent of popular tunes . . . attends rehearsals faithfully . , . cadet memories . . . ‘gotta go’. WILLIAM RODNEY SIMPSON ABBEVILLE, S. C. Science, French Day Student 1, 2. Odtcteu “Going to Abbeville?” . . . slave to the weed . . . House of Hagen “Rod” . . . mysterious journeys to Greenville . . . Dr. Huntley's protege. Sensors BILLY M. SMITH RICHBURG, S. C. ‘ English, History Furman University 1; Y. M. C. A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball®%))|2-—Student Government 2; Football 3; I. R..C. 3, 4, President 3; Veterans Club 3, 4 Vice-President 3; Class Vice-President 4; Summer School AO, 47. Letters to and from Connecticut .. . B-25 pilot hs 7 long discussions . . . When I was im Texas— . . . Spanish serenador . . . in the laundry bwsini@Ss, SARA JO SNEAD ANDERSON, S. C. Social Science Anderson College 1, 2; Y. W. C. A. 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 3; Erskine Players 3; Le Ge 3; Anderson Club 3; Bs. Us “Josephine” ae ae flowing blonde tresses . . . unique laughter nha on “Moonlight Serenade”... Spanish parallel ne big plans in social work . . . “What in this world have 1 done?” MARY CATHERINE SULLIVAN ANDERSON, S. C. Psychology—Philosophy Wesleyan College 1, 2; Y. W. C. A. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Anderson Club President 3; I. R. C. 4; Erskine Players 3; Music Lovers Club 3; Arrow Staff 4. Auburn tresses . . . beautiful green eyes... weak-ends in Anderson . . . petite Furman Hornet fan ae lovely wardrobe . . . likes Beechnut Chewing Gum. MARY KATHRYN THOMPSON ANDERSON, S. C. Science Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3; Music Lovers Club 1, 2; Erskine Players 2; Student Government 2; Garnet Circle 2, 3, 4; Commencement Marshal 2, Chief 3; Anderson Club De 3h Treasurer Si ite (6. 4; Arrow Staff 4. Sparkling eyes . . . teasing smile... a gay midget .. . intellectual . . . “sleepy-time gale practical . .. trousseau teacher” .. . Kitty. Semors ALEXANDER UR, JR. WOODRRIDGE, N. J. Social Science Yo Vi aCe ArT yi 3; Basketball 122; Baseball U2: Block “E” Club f At Veterans Club ise DA. 3; Day Student ) 3; Summer School 46, Rieke 48. : Alex . .. baseball . . . big tease... Rabbi’... devoted to Anna on ba a, MARTHA ELIZABETH WASHINGTON HONEA PATH, S. C. a Music Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Lovers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orches 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; B. S. U. 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Summer School °47. “Miss Martha” . . . ticklin’ the ivories . . . red hair—her glory . . . chuckles . preference—six footers and Irishmen . . . “Take me to de movie” . . . ‘“Good-nite Girls” . records, ———————— Ree _ . — —— MARGARET WHITE PUNJAB, INDIA Science VaR VEG Ano. 3, 4; Bao Fe 233704: Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Chapel Choir 2; Garnet Circle 2, 3; Life Service Group dy Sy, 4, Commencement Marshal 3. “Maggie . “India born 'n’ India bred” . . . medical missionary aim. . . jolly Rook fiend ; . . diligent worker. ANDREW P. WINN ANDERSON, S. C. Mathematics rf, INGE CHA: il. If Sh 4; Student Government 1; Veterans Club ile De of 4, Vice-President 1; Baseball 2; ArRow Staff Photographer DE Bye ale Mirror Staff Photographer SS, 4, Erskine Publicity Photographer 9, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3: Camera Club Organizer and ” President 4; Summer School ‘46, Ay Marine Sgt... . photography hound . . . great ability for pulling big deals . . . “Let's go to Anderson’ .. . “T think that's real nice’ . . . terrific serise of humor. 1946 Yous Gee os Marshal 2; Euphemian Literary Society 3; Wise, indeed . . . cooperative. 3, silent . . LANE WYSE SALUDA, S. C. Chemistry Band 1; Orchestra 1; Erskine Players 1, Garnet Circle 4; . Dr. Sloan's boy .. . horror “ aie, | Erskine [heolosieal Seminary The Erskine Theological Seminary exists as a distinct part of the college. The faculty consists of four members with Dr. W. W. Boyce serving as Dean. The regular students are: L. M. Artison Mrs. Hucu Linton WALTER Boyp WirtuaMm WuitE Jack CARMICHAEL ALLEN WELLS HucH Linton ALLISON BOYD CARMICHAEL WHITE No picture. Most Popular Best Athletes Nancy McDonatp, Bos McCoy.......:2-s0ss0s73s5 Most Popular Ruri Bowes, Kenneth McGmiu. .......2220+sss- Best All Around Rosste ANDERSON, JACK ANDERSON......50+s+eeeeeeee? Best Athletes Kirry THompson, Lane WYSE.......25+:202+se08 Most Intellectual Most Intellectual Most Likely to Succeed Most Sincere } | Favorites” Rutu Bowes, Anpy WinN Most Likely to Succeed JEAN CarMIcHAEL, CuarLtes Morratt Most Sincere Juuia Gossett, Wayne McCoy Best Looking Fran Mutien, Kennetuo McGiti Best Personalities Best Looking Best Personalities = oo ee ee dl chee eed ST ie Rais NE BORDERS BENNETT aS a ee as re Juniors JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY A rainy day in September, we arrived—a discouraged, awe-struck group of freshmen. This “first impression changed as we grew to know Erskine better, to love her dearly, and eventually became a part of her. We suffered through Rat Week, helped the juniors pick cotton, and sponsored a school hay ride. From among US, Marty Black became beauty queen and two were cheerleaders. Older, wiser and more sophisticated, we returned, to greet old friends joyfully and to make new ones. We put the freshmen through their paces, danced around the Maypole, and became another link in the traditional Daisy Chain. Now, as juniors, we begin to realize the burden of responsibilities that will soon be ours. Through junior-sister week, we met the freshmen. Traditionally, we began to plan early for Junior-Senior, by sponsoring a very successful Halloween Carnival. We cheered our football team on, as they wound up that heart-warming , string of victories. And, on the deeper side: candlelight services, “Y' programs, Religious Emphasis week—all, have brought us, through the years, to an Tepe appreciation of the things for which Erskine stands, and an inward thrill fe} I joy at maa ing a part of her. os Officers Presidents—Cuariotre Borpvers, Birt BENNETT Vice-Presidents—Kirty THomas, Stoan Betts Secretaries—RosyeE McCarxia, Grorce LAUDERDALE Treasurers—Martua Burriss, Hazer Craic Sponsor—Mr. Mack Rosinson al 1945 4 . ‘ ANGELA ANDERSON ELSIE BALDWIN ARTHUR BLANCHETT SARA LYNN BOYCE EVERETT BRANDON MARTHA BURRISS IDALYN BALDWIN WILLIAM H. BENNETT GEORGE CALHOUN ERNEST H. CARSON JANETTE CHEATHAM JOSEPHINE CLARKE SLOAN BETTS MARTHA SUE BLACK CORRINE COTTON MARTHA JEAN COVIN HAZEL CRAIG JAMES CRAIG 66 Junior Class of MARY HADDON CRAIG SARA DAVISON ETHERLEEN GARRISON JEAN GLASSCOCK RUTH GRANT DOROTHY GREEN EVANGELINE DEITZ JUANITA ENGLISH JANE HALLIDAY SUE HARDIE MARVIN HICKS MARGARET HOOD DAVID FRANZE PEGGY FRASER BILL. HOOD STUART HUNTER DONALD A. KENNEDY DONALD D. KENNEDY 68 CHAPMAN LAUDERDALLI- GEORGE LAUDERDALE ROBYE McCALLA JAMES McELROY BETTY McGINNIS MAXIE MILLER HAROLD LEITH BROOKS LINDSAY FLORENCE MITCHELI ROBERT MORGAN KENNETH MORRIS ROBERT MOODY BEN J. MARTIN CHARLES McALISTER PHIL MURPHY NANCY NELSON VIRGINIA NEVILLE MANER PATTERSON — — ee A I TC TT - in 7 1940 PALMER PATTERSON SAM PHILLIPS DOUGLAS REED EARL RICE SHIRLEY RINGHAUSEN DAVID ROBINSON ROBERT PLAXICO GEORGE POLICHEK KITTY THOMAS DAVID TRIBBLE EARL, WARDLAW LOWRY WARE ERNEST POWELL JUDY PUCKETT MARGIE WARMOTH MILDRED WHITE REYNOLDS YOUNG 72 Junior Class of WHITESIDE'S GRIER —— pophomores | ; SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY September, ‘40, seemed to be all rain patched, with transient glimpses of sunshine. We were freshmen, the largest class in the history of Erskine. Ours was the place of honor at church parties, Dr. Grier's reception, and the soiree. Then rodents, we became, at the hands of the Sophomores—but only for a day. Soon we found ourselves part of the magnanimous heart of Erskine. In Dr. Orr's Sabbath School Class, and in chapel and evening watch, we came to know deep reverence. We, ever oppressed by parallel, became a part of Mrs. Pitt's midnight-oil tradition. From among our number came the beauty queen and live cheerleaders. Joyous reunions marked the beginning of that year in which we found our- selves revered and obeyed Sophomores. Again, we gave to the school its beauty I queen, and two runners-up, its home coming queen and five sponsors. We listened, enthralled, to the honey-toned serenaders; and became especially fond of the cracked records in Bruce's. We cheered a winning football team and, made the maroon and gold inseparably ours. 74 re = ‘S ig Z lary Lou WuiteswweEs, Gr -Presidents—lvor Patrick, Lee TEMPLETON idents—) Pres Vice easurer—Lxro Hiui Sponsor—Miss Epna Parkinson of 1946 Secretary-Treasurer—SALLy BurKE Secretary—Harotp Parrott dr Sophomore Class — SALLY BURKE REX CARTER HENRY CHAMBERS of 1946 77 JESSIE COLVIN ROBERT CONN SARA COVIN DAVID CRAIG DORIS CRAWFORD MAX CULP SARA CULP NEWMAN DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS DAVID DELANEY WALTER DICKSON ANNE DOUBERLY ARES EWART e LIAM FEDDER i , - = SIDNEY FRANK LEON GABLE HENRY GALPHIN FRANCES GARRISON FRITZ GIBSON REID GOODBAR JAMES GOODYEAR EUGENE GRIER FRANCIS GRIER NELSON GROOMS CHARLES GURNEY ELIZABETH GUTZKE THELMA HALL MAC HARRIS CHARLOTTE HAYES 78 Sophomore Class of 1948 HUGH HENRY ELLA MAE HICKMAN LESLIE HIGH JOHN HILL IO) ISIN L VIVIAN HOVIS BUSTER HUGGINS FRANK HUNT BARBARA HUNTER SUSAN INMAN JACK JENKINSON ERNEST JOHNSON CHLOTILDE LaBRUCE MARCELLENE LESLIE FRANCES LONG 79 DORIS LYNCH WILLIAM A. MACAULAY DONALD MANN MARY LOUISE MARTIN GRADY McAULAY FRANK McDONALD LOUIS McGEE ALFRED McGILL KENNETH McLEOD MARION MIDDLETON BETTY MILLER WILLIAM MITCHELL CAROL MORGAN CHARLES MURDOCK DAVID NEESE 80 Sophomore Class of 1946 MARGARET NELSON JAMES NIELL JOSEPHINE OATES WALLACE ORR HAROLD PARROTT MALCOMB PATTERSON HANNAH PATRICK IVOR PATRICK HAROLD PRATER ALBERT PRICE KENT RANDOLPH OSCAR REID ROSE BURNS REID GEORGE ROBINSON PEGGY SHELLING ROXANNA SPURRIER HERMAN STRICKLAND WINTON STRICKLAND HUGH TAYLOR MARGARET TEFTELLER ANN TEMPLETON LEE. TEMPLETON , CHARLES THULBERRY WILLIAM TINKLER SUE TROBAUGH HAROLD TURNER BARBARA WALKER Sophomore Class of 1946 CHARLES WARE DON WHITE JEAN WHITE MARJORIE WHITESIDES MARY LOU WHITESIDES MARY WINTERS CHARLES WILSON RAY WILSON CECIL WORKMAN BEN WUNDER BOBBIE JEAN YOUNG TRIBBLE THIGPEN Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY To everyone but Erskine freshmen, it was just an ordinary day in September, for it found at dusk, a group of wondering, amazed creatures herded into a new fold. Our'early timidity was soon driven away, however, by the desire for com- panionship, and questions flew like volleys between these new disciples of the old Erskine spirit. Our soaring egos abruptly fell with the arrival of the sophomores. After the torturous, inevitable Rat Day, we emerged wiser for our humility, on guard for upperclassmen and ready to face any new challenge which college could fling to us. We participated in all the activities, accumulated our share of minors, worried over exams, were thrilled at the Home-coming festivities, and witnessed the revival of the Erskine spirit through the victorious football season. We contributed Leila Pursley and Tommy Daum, cheerleaders, and to the beauty section, Betty Jane Blackwell. We partook of Erskine’s warmth, friendliness, guidance, and protection. We absorbed some academic knowledge of the fine arts in pursuit of our education for tomorrow. But, our most profound lessons were in learning-to knew more fully the One upon whose words and commandments Erskine builds her foundations. Officers Presidents—Louisr Trisste, RayMonp THicrEN Vice-Presidents—Mary Jane Barron, SELDoN Smitu Secretary-Treasurer—ZELDA GAMBRELL Secretary—Cuarces Hovis Treasurer—Dopr Puiuips, Jr. Sponsor—Mr. R. M. Kennepy ie -JnOR ROL WITS | bt mee % $© ill ‘ BONNIE ADAMS, LOIS ALEXANDER, GEORGIA ANN BAKER, BUDDY BARBER, FARLE BARRON, MARY JANE BARRON, P GGY BEARD. JEAN BIGGERS, BETTY JANE BLACKWELL, BEN BLECKLEY, BETTY JO BROWN, JONES BROWN, ELYNOR BRYSON, HAROLD BURBAGE. MARGARET CARWILE, CORA CLAMP, JOHN CORSI, LIBBY CRISP, TOMMY DAUM, BILLIE DRAKE, IMOGENE EDMUNDS. BETTY EIKEL, RALPH ELLIS, LEOTA KATE FALLS, CHUCK FARRELL, BETTY SUE FERGUSON, CAROL FERGUSON, R. W. FERGUSON. Class MARY ELLEN FINDLEY, MARY SUE FINLEY, GEORGE FRADY, ZELDA GAMBRELL, MARY RUTH GETTYS, BOB GORHAM, LINDSAY HAMILTON. BENNIE HENDRICK, BILL HENDRICK, BARBARA HOBSON, JUNE HUFFMAN, CHARLES HOVIS, ROBERT KEITH, CONNIE KENNEDY. KATHLEEN KENNEDY, JEAN KILGORE, BILL KING, DELENE LANIER, ELEANOR LEE, PAT LUND, NORMAN McGILL. RACHEL McGILL, MABEL NICKOLSON, PAT NIELL, DUSTY OATES, CLARENCE PARHAM, JEAN PARKINSON, ROBERT PATRICK. 1940 Freshmen DODE PHILLIPS, JR., BILL PRESSLY, LEILA PURSLEY, JACK ROTHELL, SARA ROBINSON, PERRY RODDEY, JAMES SHAW. SELDON SMITH, HAZEL STEMBRIDGE, LEONA TERRY, RAYMOND THIGPEN, LEGRANDE THOMAS, LOUISE TRIBBLE, LEITA TURNER. AMELIA VAUGHAN, JEAN WALLACE, HARRY WHITE, RUTH WILLIAMS, BETTY ANN YEARGIN, ROSA YOUNG. =a as — Eas = =a =o = = oa [4 V ACTIVITIES 99 = } clt viltes Appropriate dignity of officers Fst The necessity for organization . . . “Under the Maestro's Spell” F earnestly pondering the right decision . Unity of purpose and endeavor . . . unassuming grace of performance . . . Competitive cooperation .. . These were sought in activities. DUE WEST | DONALDS ANTREVILLE | GREENVILLE ASHEVILLE | ! | 4 bi | | SARAH BEATY President Varying only in its yearly selection of members, the Woman's Governing Council meets weekly to discuss student problems and execute their decisions for the benefit of all concerned. In endeavor- ing to uphold the traditional ideals of the school, this circle of members emphasizes the importance of “the highest standard of personal honor and the responsibility of each in “helping others to live up to such a standard.’ | ARLE Ra | - a) we a | e OUUden OVETMIMNENL The Student Government strives to uphold and maintain the highest standards of living conditions on the campus. All men ; students, by virtue of their registration, are members of the organi- zation. However, the organization is headed by the president, elected by the student body, and a council composed of two representatives from each class. 5 a a ea | BOB McCOY - President | 94 HAYES MITCHELL Vice-President MARGARET HOOD Secretary BARBARA HUNTER lI reasurer SARA MAY McFERRIN MARGARET MITCHELL House Presidents CORINNE COTTEN JANETTE CHEATHAM Dining Room Proctors KATHRYN BANNISTER MANER PATTERSON MARY LOU WHITESIDES ELEANOR LEE Class Representatives CHARLES MITCHELL HENRY BONNER Senior Representatives GEORGE CALHOUN ERNEST POWELL Junior Representatives FRANK HUNT MAC HARRIS Sophomore Representatives BEN BLECKLEY DONALD COFER Freshman Representatives Yo VW Gas JEAN CARMICHAEL President CABINET JEAN GLASSCOCK Vice-President JANE HALLIDAY Sec retary ANNE DOUBERLY Treasurer RACHEL GRIER Morning Watch MARGARET HOOD Robinson Evening Watch DORIS LYNCH Carnegie Evening Watch RUTH BOWLES Social ANNE BARRON Missionary MARY LOU WHITESIDES Social Service ROBYE McCALLA Property PEGGY SHELLING Poster HAYES MITCHELL Music JANETTE CHEATHAM Foreign Relations MRS. E. A. SLOAN Faculty Advisor The “Y” forms one of the most vital parts of our student life. It welcomes us, as freshmen, at the soiree. It leads us, through evening devotionals and Sabbath night services, to a closer communion with God. It inspires us during Religious Emphasis Week, led this year by Dr. John Gerstner of Pittsburgh. It thrills us with its Christmas festival and pageant, and in the spring, by the Easter Sunrise Service. It is for us, at each step of the way, a Guiding Light. TS CABINET CHARLES MITCHELL Vice-Presidént GEORGE LAUDERDALE Secretary GENE GRIER Treasurer PALMER PATTERSON Canteen Manager PAT COVONE Program Committee CHARLES, GURNEY Program Committee WALLACE ORR Program Committee DAN COBB Chairman Devotions in Dormitory WAYNE McCOY Devotions in College Home DAVID TRIBBLE Devotions in W ylie Home LESTER ROBINSON Publicity Chairman CLARENCE GALLAGHER Music DR. J. ALVIN ORR Faculty Advisor MR. DODE. PHILLIPS Faculty Advisor | KENNETH McGILL President Young Mens During the week of November 17-23 in cooperation with the Y. W. C. A., thes We Ge As sponsored Erskine’s annual religious emphasis week, selecting as speaker Dr. John H. Gerstner, Jr., a United Presbyterian minister. Combining inspirational messages with a forceful dynamic delivery, Dr. Gerstner spoke to large audiences and immediately won the admiration of all his listeners. The general topic for the week was “The Law and the Gospel”, and the 6s B : al. aera scriptural theme was “To Me to Live is Christ”. The young speaker presented a study of the Ten Commandments at morning chapel services; evening texts were taken from the Gospels. A quickening of the spiritual lives of all the students was the purpose of religious emphasis week, and that purpose was realized. Private talks to individuals and informal group discussions with the speaker had a profound effect upon the student body; the minister's Christian zeal overflowed into the hearts and minds of everyone on the campus. hristian Association TEE The Life Service Group is an organization of those who are interested in dedicating their lives to Christian service, regardless of what field in which they may Par Covone serve. President This oroup meets every other Sabbath throughout the year, and this year sponsored the Christmas program presented by Miss Janet Robinson of Charlotte. ile Service Group ” Ey pe eee ee te. ey MEMBERS: L. Alexander, A. Anderson, S. Beaty, B. Barber, A. Barron, P. Beard, J. Bell, S. Bennett, M. Black, S Boyce, H. Brown, J. Caskey, M. Covin, D. Craig, M. Craig, S. Culp, S. Davison, A. Douberly, J. English, T. Hall, J. Halliday, E. Hanna, M. Hood, B. Hunter, M. Jackson, E. Hickman, R. McCalla, S. McFerrin, W. Macaulay, C. Mitchell, F. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, J. Moore, F. Mullen, M. Patterson, P. Patterson, S. Ringhausen, A. ‘Templeton, = Trobaugh, B. Walker, M. Winters, M. White, F. Garrison, K. Bannister, S. Burke, W. Boyd, R. Thigpen, 1D. Lynch, R. Young, B. Bleckley, M. Nicholson, J. Carmichael, M. Robinson, B. Crutchfield, M. Whitesides, I. Hunter, W. Bennett, S. Coyin. 100 ce | f Marcaret Hoop President Unique in its being the Christian organization made up of candidates for the mission field, the F. M. F. experienced a_ fruitful year under the leadership of Margaret Hood. Boxes were prepared for German and Japanese relief, and the members met faithfully each evening to pray for active missionaries on the field today. The prayer room was remodelled during the year and became an increasingly sacred spot in the hearts of many of the students. Foreign Mission Fellowship MEMBERS: L. Alexander, A. Barron, W. Boyd, S. Covin, P. Covone, S. Davison, A. Douberly, I. Edmunds, M. R. Gettys, J. Halliday, L. Hamilton. C. Morgan, V. Neville, H. Reeves, S. Ringhausen, M. White, M,. Winters. Camera Club The first of its kind, the Camera Club began its activities in the early fall under the tutorship of Andy Winn. With a maximum membership of twenty, the group endeavors to study lighting, developing, printing, enlarging, and portraiture. The Club meets twice monthly and also hears outstanding photographers of the state who speak on lighting, toning, and other interesting features. The organization offers invaluable instruction to those interested in photography as a protession or ho bby. i Nas SEAT WG, ‘ } me i FRASER HENRY BAND Reorganized, under student directorship, the band provided rhythm and support for the athletic events of the year. Peggy Fraser, Raymond Thig- pen and Mary Ruth Gettys are organization officers, assisting Hugh Henry in the student leadership. OFFICERS Plazes: MUatCHReL ok ok ee ee es : President CLARENCE. Melowan si.) 2. ra eed Vice-President Betty IiLLER 4 hemor es ws didda 6 weet ee DS) 6 we elles Secretary-Treasurer an ( MITCHELL MIXED GHOAUS . . . The Mixed Chorus, a group of one hundred members, Sives two public concerts annually a Christmas concert and a Commencement concert. Miss Ivah Dickson directs the chorus in practice twice a week. Martha Washington is accompanist and Jessie Colvin, Jane Halliday, and Jim Bell are librarians. Select musicians from this organization received the unique honor of singing with some 300 college students in the Annual Spring Music Festival in Columbia. 1945 105 —— MUSIC LOVERS CLUB 1 Lh The Music Lovers Club was organized to promote fellowship among students taking applied music and those having an active interest in music. It promotes also a more cultural understanding of the fine points of musical art. Meetings consist chiefly of programs relating to newest music trends or new approach to the seasonal music. P. CHURCH CHOIR Composed of students of the college, the church choir assists in the Sabbath morning services, special Thanksgiving service and is prepared for contribution wherever the anthem is needed. President Vice-President Nancy Ne tson Secretary R. M. Futer Treasurer - Merging from regimental ranks the world over. and settling in academic pursuits, the veterans band themselves in an organization designed to assist and inform its members on matters of importance. The club sponsored the presentation of the American Defense, Victory and Designated Service Medals. It also disseminates current directives inaccessible to individuals. Taking active part in the Home-coming events, it featured Captain Jack Perrin of Abbeville, the second oldest alumnus. Constituting forty-two DerEceniz of the student body, the club's primary aim is to fasten and perpetuate lasting and democratic ideals and to serve its constituent members. WINN BRANDON NELSON FULLER GLORIA CLINKSCALES President HOME ECONOMICS (Goria “(Gin KSCARES Es ns oe oe oe oe ee eee President Marcie’ WiARMOTEH ccc ei ks ee eee Vice-President Sum TROBAUGH:.s 6 - 4 600) oes ne sl eRe ee eee Co Secretary Miarcaner Mrromerncicks oo. ace Les ee ee Treasurer MEMBERS G. Baker M. J. Barron S. F. Burke M. Burton . Cotton . Eakin . Fraser . Hayes Huffman Hunter Long McGinnis Williams . Yeargin DWBAWRDTMwR=-aAmNA . Young CLUB...1946 Sponsoring, possibly, the Oreatest variety of social activities, the Home Ec. Club seeks to foster the practical domestic arts. With Gloria Clinkscales as president, the croup planned a spring trip to Charleston, remodelled the Home Ec. Depart- ment, sponsored a Christmas tea, served waffles in bed, attended the Winthrop Convention, entertained the Spring Convention at Erskine, was host to numerous socials, always the authority and stand-by for social functions. Eo The 194 FRANCES MULLEN Editor RACHEL GRIER Business Manager GEORGE LAUDERDALE Junior Editor DAVID TRIBBLE Junior Business Manager ANDY WINN Photographer HAYES MITCHELL Make-up Editor NANCY McDONALD Sports Editor LESTER ROBINSON Sports Editor MARY SULLIVAN Advertising JACK OATES Advertising BROOKS LINDSAY Advertising JANE MOORE Literary Editor STANLEY BENNETT Class Editor KATHRYN BISHOP Secretary MARION JACKSON Secretary KITTY THOMPSON Snapshot Editor WAYNE McCOY Snapshot Editor ij Interviews . . . search for ideas . . . last-minute changes sharing responsibility ee loyal budgeting ake dummy et layouts Friday night meetings... deadline made . . . a closed door. EHSAINE GEORGE LAUDERDALE Editor-in-Chief SALLY BURKE Associate Editor LESTER ROBINSON Sports Editor BROOKS LINDSAY Feature Editor LEO HILL News Editor STANLEY BENNETT Business Manager GEORGE POLICHEK Advertising Manager IVOR PATRICK Circulation Manager ANDY WINN Staff Photographer STAFF WRITERS: Pete Grooms, George Robinson, Selden Smith, Charles Hovis, Betty Miller, Delores Alexander, Rex Carter, Dode Phillips, Jr., Sarah Covin, ty ii Sharky Sellers, Hazel Craig, Bill Bennett, Sue Hardie, i} Pat Lund, Peggy Beard, Bobby Morgan, Ben Bleckley, Harold Parrott, Etherleen Garrison, Ray David, Jerry Fedder, Sara Robinson, Betty Fikel, Malcomb Patterson. | CIRCULATION: Chuck Farrell, Jim Niell, Georg’a | Anne Baker, Betty Jo Brown, Jean Parkinson, Zelda Gambrell, Doris Crawford, Rusty LaBruce, Lee Temple- | ton, Rosa Young, Hanna Patrick. | | i a @ i = LAUDERDALE BURKE 112 MIRROR Although restricted in the number of publications before the Thanks- giving holidays, the Mirror subsequently regained its pre-war place of esteem in the eyes of students and subscribers. With the unique honor of having the first twenty-one issues more extensively read than in any one preceding year, the Mirror was soon printing approximately 1,000 copies weekly. Editorial policies are designed to keep before readers the fact that Erskine is an A. R. P. college, founded to train men and women in Christian leadership. Financially, the Mirror was put on a sound, profitab le basis, due to the capable management of Stanley Bennett and George Polichek. Both balanced and unbalanced front page make-up styles were used, a style sheet was adopted, and a Mirror library was established. “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women, merely players.” REDE Re eey oulss. long practices .. . midnight oil . . . Miss Latham... plummeting oars “poor UES «ys laboring stage crew... falling flats ... dress rehearsal ... zero hour... ad lib... lost properties... lighting difficulties . . . grease—paint... always a helping hand... now only memories . . . this is the spirit of the Erskine Players. Ree nas “Harry! What have I done?” THE POOR NUT “You pick ‘em out, John, it was YOUR cactus!” THE STAGE CREW “Strike set!” CuHartes Morrart President SaLty BurKE Vice-President Hannan Parrick Secretary Jor Hiryver Treasurer Miss Lots Latruam Sponsor | | | | EES ———— Literary PHILOMATHEAN se . ry id -f 99 Morro: Never despair. To strive is to succeed. D. Barker, D. Bennett, W. Bennett, J. Blackston, R. Brown, B. Bleckley, R. Carter, J. Caskey, H. Chambers, M. Erwin, S. Frank, F. Gibson, G. Grier, N. Grooms, C. Gurney, B. Hendrick, L.. Hill, S. Hunter, J. Jenkinson, W. Macaulay, G. McAulay, es McAlister, F. McDonald, A. McGill, C. Mitchell, C. Moffatt, W. Orr, H. Parrot, M. Patterson, D. Phillips, Jr., G. Robinson, L. Robinson, D. Robinson, E. Sellers, S. Smith, H. Strickland, L. Templeton, D. White. No picture. 116 EUPHEMIAN Morto: “Live for your country and your God.” R. Barron, J. Beard, H. Bonner, E. Brandon, S. Betts, E. Carson, L. Hamilton, J. Horne, C. Lauderdale, G. Lauderdale, B. Martin, M. Miller, R. Morgan, K. Morris, J. Oates, P. Patterson, A. Pinson K. Randolph, R. Patrick, H. Taylor. : No picture. by, Literary The Garnet Circle The Garnet Circle is exclusive to those students who have achieved a scholastic average of ninety or above in every subject for the preceding year. This Circle, being simply an honorary council has neither organization nor regular meetings. Each member is privileged to wear the Circle key. MEMBERS: F. Carson, M. Covin, S. Covin, L. Durling, J. Glasscock, D. Green, E. Hanna, M. Hood, V. Jarrett, D. Kern, [sp Lynch, W. Merritt, C. MoHatt, R. Ramsey, O. Reid, R. Stoudemire, K. Thompson, |. Ware, M. L. Whitesides, M. Winters, L. Wyse, R: Young. International Relations Club Headed by Rex Carter, the I. R. C. seeks to awaken in the student body the proper interest toward international affairs. The meetings are timely and stimulating, featuring outside speakers such as Representative Dorn and various faculty members. Opportunities are also open for student discussions and forums. CARTER o MEMBERS: B. Barber, Bi Barron, Af Covin, Ap: Daum, M. Erwin, ih Glasscock, ID: Green, N, Grooms, 1s Hill, C. Moffatt, J. Puckette, G. Robinson, B. Smith, M. Sullivan, L. Templeton, K. Thompson, D. Tribble, M. White. ATHLE MiGs pore | ” | | , bie, Enthusiasm in the grandstands se the revered ‘Victory Bell’... Autumn hikes to Turkey Shoals . . . oe | 4 aes wind-blown baseball fans Rass ut ; Hat ‘e were | ing messy se s a = 28 oo ao) : = is?) FE = eS i) dS upport of the march f a foul shot S i | ips. Athletics. ecitsion oO tr careful pr S portsmansh re-created i - : ’ f GENE ALEXANDER ( ‘oach JOHN McMILLAN Coach FOOTBALL SepremBer 20—Anderson ERSKINE 27—ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN 0 The Flying Fleet opened its 1947 season with a bang. Scoring in every quarter the maroon-clad team rolled up a 27-0 victory over a fishting but outclassed Atlantic Christian eleven. It was Erskine’s game from start to finish, and the helpless Christians never threatened the Seceder goal. SepteEMBER 27—Anderson ERSKINE 19—ROLLINS 9 The Seceders surprised everyone In the south as they rolled up a decisive 19-9 victory over the strong Rollins Tars from Florida. Although outweighed some twenty pounds to the man the Fleet rolled up a 19-2 command lead at the half and were “Rabbit” Lowery intercepted a Rollins pass and raced sixty yards for one of the never headed by the big Florida team. Erskine markers. 124 Ocroser 4—Johnson City, Tenn. ERSKINE 20—EAST TENN. STATE 14 The Fleet made it three in as many starts when they defeated a powertul Tennessee team 20-14 in Johnson City. The men from the “Old Hic kory” first quarter, but this was short lived as the Fleet rolled up State took a 14-0 command in the twenty points in the second and fourth periods. Ocroser 11—Anderson ERSKINE 0—PRESBYTERIAN 6 The Presbyterian Blue Stockings capitalized on a freak pass in the closing minutes of the final stanza to defeat Erskine, 6-0, and hand the Fleet her first loss of the season. The Seceders marched to the Hose one-yard stripe but gave the ball up on downs. Ocroser 18—Anderson ERSKINE 14-EASTERN CAROLINA 0 Rebounding from the 6-0 defeat by Presbyterian the Fleet rolled up her fourth victory over Eastern Carolina Teachers College by the tune of 14-0. Although there was no scoring in the first half the game was played in the Tar Heels’ territory. The Fleet got its second wind in the last quarter and scored fourteen points to earn the victory. Ocroser 25—Gastonia, N. C. ERSKINE 19—GUILFORD 0 Playing ona muddy Gastonia field the Fleet rolled up nineteen points in the last six minutes of play over a_ strong Guilford eleven. The encounter was played on a field that was covered from goal to goal with two inches of water. November !—Elon, N. C. ERSKINE 7—ELON 17 The Elon Christians proved too much for the Fleet and rolled up a 17-7 victory over the ARPs. The Fleet had to travel 300 miles for this one and then play before an Elon Home Coming. Novemser 8—Due West ERSKINE 26—STETSON 0 Old grads saw a jet-propelled Flying Fleet down a heavy Stetson eleven from DeLand, Florida, 26-0 on Home Coming Day. Erskine rolled up nineteen points in the first half and seven more in the third quarter. The mighty Erskine line held the Hatters for a minus rushing offense. Novemser 15—Newberry ERSKINE, 28—NEWBERRY 12 The Fleet spoiled the Newberry Home Coming, 28-12. This game was played on a field covered by an inch of water from goal to goal. Newberry spoiled Erskine’s home coming last year and the Fleet were out for sweet revenge and that’s just what they got. November 27—Anderson ERSKINE 20—WOFFORD 26 A crippled Fleet bowed to Sewell and Company from Wol- lord, 20-20 on Thanksgiving Day. The Fleet was leading 20-19, but a fumble in the closing minutes gave the Terriers the victory. THE SQUAD Ansley, Barron, Bennett, Blackston, Bolin, Bonds, Brown, Bryan, Carr, Corsi, Dawkins, Deer, Franza, Knight, Golding, Gorham, Hamilton, Harrel, High, Hipps, Hunter, Lowery, Muirhead, Myers, Neill, Oates, Parker, Pierce. i Football... 1947 The Erskine Flying Fleet enjoyed one of its best seasons in years in winning seven games while losing only three. Such strong teams as Rollins, Guilford, Stetson, and Tennessee State were met and defeated by the maroon- and gold-clad team. Coaches Johnny McMillan and Gene Alexander built from a team that did not win a game in 1946 and surprised sports fans throughout the South with their hard-fighting eleven. Coach Mc- Millan was awarded the honor ot being elected “The Coach ol the Year in South Carolina’, an honor which is cherished by all South Carolina coaches. SHELTON SITTON STRICKLAND, H. STRICKLAND, W. TRUESDALE WEAVER WHITTLE WOODRUFF SELLARS NEESE 126 WATKINS LOWERY, number 34, picks up a first and ten against Stetson on Home Coming Day. FRANZA, number 55; WOODRUFF, 53; SITTON 49; and DAWKINS 32; can also be seen. Erskine won, 26-0. SHELTON scores from the six-yard line against Stetson. Erskine players are GOLDING, 40; SITTON, 49; and HIGH, 47. CAPTAIN BILLY BRYAN, place-kicking spe- cialist, makes good another extra point. He made eighteen for the season. Other Fleet players visible are DEER, 29; MYERS, 48; and HIPPS, 30. Yes, it was complete and good for a touchdown. “RABBIT” LOWERY is about to catch the touchdown pass as WOODRUFF (58))2 looks on. Erskine deleated Atlantic Christian, 27-0. BASKETBALL ‘The Arrow goes to press before the basketball season gets well underway, but from the first games played the Fleet shows remarkable improvement over last year s squad. The team is handicapped again by lack of experience and height, but they do show speed and the will to win. Lettermen returning are John Lauricella, Bob McCoy, Wayne McCoy, Harold Prater, Henry Bonner, Billy Tinkler, and Bill Hood. Coaches McMillan and Alexander are doing a fine job in tutoring the Flying Fleet. 11 December 12. December 13 December 18 December 6 January 9 January 10 January 13 January 16 January 17 January 26 Januar y 28 January SCHEDULE OF GAMES Western Carolina Georgia Wollord Riddle Oglethorpe Georgia Teachers . Presbyterian Ea sls GC: Newberry North Georgia College of Charleston Presbyterian 30 January 5 Feb ruary February é Febru ary February February February A February February February Feb ruary 28 February Stetson Florida State Ga. of Savannah Oglethorpe College of Charleston Newberry North Georgia Wofford ek Ores ROG Ga. of Savannah Georgia Teachers Florida State BASEBALL Having only a few hopetul candidates, many lacking in experience and poise, Coach Moss molded a team which went on the field with enthusiasm and fight. Though the Fleet lost all but one game the games were closer than the score might indicate. The season was high lighted by the thrilling defeat of South Carolina 4 to 3 in the opening game. The 1948 picture looks much brighter since only one player was lost by graduation and several prospective new comers will be added to the squad. 1947 SEASON Erskine 4 South Carolina 3 Erskine 3 ea 6 Erskine 1 ee 5 Erskine 3 Newberry 16 Erskine 5 Wofford 8 Erskine 2 Clemson 3 Erskine 6 Newberry 18 Erskine 5 Citadel vA Erskine 3 Ft. Jackson 10 Erskine 1 Carolina 7 Erskine 6 Wolford 13 Erskine 4 Ft. Jackson oy Erskine 4 Clemson 5 130 TENN Last year the tennis team faced several strong opponents. Although Erskine only won one match, they did manage to win several sets. Wil- liams carried the lead in most sets and won enough to represent us splendidly. Wilson, Plaxico, and Tinkler also played fine. Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine LAST YEAR'S SUMMARIES P. C. (forfeit) Wolford Davidson Newberry ea. Wolford Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Erskine Furman Newberry Furman Clemson Clemson MEMBERS: D. White, D. Robinson, B. Moody, H. Bonner, J. Anderson, B. McCoy, W. McCoy, H. Hawkins, B. Hood, A. Ur, K. Mc rill, K. Randolph, at lowers, M. Erwin, S. Padgett, M. Harris, J. Blackston, A. Ramsey, G. McAulay, G. Lauderdale, M. Miller, M. Middleton, G. Robinson, B. Tinkler, J. Lauricella, E. Fowler, H. Whaley. BLOCH BOYS One of the most important athletic organizations on the Erskine campus, the Block “E” Club is composed of men who have earned letters in varsity sports. With “Speck” Padgett, pre-war member, as suide, the athletic honors Club passed a very successtul year. Bob McCoy served as president. 132 MEMBERS: B. Crutchfield, H. Patrick, R. McCalla, N. McDonald, R: Anderson, G. Clinkscales, J. Carmichael, R. Bowles, M. Whitesides, S. M. McFerrin, C. Borders, M. Burriss, R. Ramsey, M. White, B. Clinkscales. E ciup m@ GIHLS Although comparatively inactive as a separate organization, the Women’s Block “E.”’ is made possible by the W. A. A. activities. Those awarded the Block “E” have obtained a | minimum of one thousand points in sports. Points are merited ! by attending practices, position on class teams, participation in i and rating in tournaments. This year, Rossie Anderson was president. Si a eNom nth ae A i fi eo es 5 4 es RopyvEiViClALLA cscs. ake knee President! Races CRI Bauc « edoteens eek eed Vice-President Marcre VV HITESIDES) +. os. suten en Secretary HANNAH “PATRICK. ohco.55 cee Treasurer Jessr ‘Convinty @. 3 aoeee ert eee Swimming CHar.orre’ Bosness? acs 4 eases Volleyball FLorENcE MITCHELL .......... -,. Basketball Brice Crarkstaes (23,2.. ae eee Softball Rit: Bow Les... 320 aeaee eee May Day Bersy, GCrurGArieLy;.., 22.220. we Tennis Prcoy- Sista: ac te ee Publicity Mérnrna ,BDurris..t5s eee eee Canteen Mary Lou WhuitEsivEs......... Minor Sports 134 McCALLA CHEERLEADERS ERS with a K KIN with an E ERS with a KIN With an ERSKINE! Yea ERSKINE! The voices of the students led by the spirited cheerleaders yelled with a depth of feeling which clearly showed the renewed spirit which our bell so significantly represented. A job well ; done! JEAN AGEY, “HORSEY” CHAMBERS, LEILA PURSLEY, LEE TEMPLETON, Head Cheerleader; KITTY THOMAS, TOMMY DAUM. ’ and ing s the first major sport which climaxed . good fight. Sram carried on throughout € ave the Faculty team a ar the program opened with unison exercises, tumbl re) b=) wae als ation. pro the year many varied activities, striving toward the goals of good with a class tournament sponsored by the W. A. A. The Junior Class gaged PLR TE Hae O°) a eee Bats valet sae aes a . QR MN SON eR BFS 6 eet ase BREN te SD WO LS OY gar OE OS ES se aunt FTL HTT ——— Re SHH JHE HHH : gage fagay tee Ls O © 5 = = 5 o z = 2 oe etal : Oo “S ret a O oO wn 4 ity gor EQ ao a oO cota — 7 Pei — o) = in 2) co) oO can Ht ‘eid Le) t) pauknt - ci : = ES EY : “ae , h ae: 5 c OD yt tell = © 3 aes ag Pa 1) on el it iH i : 5 32 = Wht ata: rf — og = at Hi ¥ 5 eee sane sol iS Ce att ° ieee? H i SN ae rit eat: ® A © SC may = i = = =o = o} — iz sania = 5 Sgr n= i“ | = oe § athe HEATH TH aR a a Eater ri e ra ia) ArH ati} eae Pa Basketball also a major sport, was oreatly enjoyed both from a player and spectator standpoint. The class basketball tournament was highly contested. Among the recreational sports badminton and archery led in popularity. While working toward May Day much initiative was shown in folk and modern dancing. In the early spring softball had the field. Late spring found tennis and swimming vying for attention. Enthusiasm and wholesome spirit have ermeated the ear. p p WA FT: a ee — Sa a 6“ 99 _ ealurces Hands, gracefully poised over the key- board . . . expressive gestures of the chapel speakers SLA cunning grace of the magician... the “Queen of the . tans ; ee Victory Melly oka applause, commanding an encore interesting play and advertisements . . . achieving superlative rating . . . these were our features. Matilda Atkinson, of Tampa, Florida, reigned as Queen of May; with Emmelyn Rhyne, of Bessemer City, N. C., as Maid of Honor. Leprechauns, fairies, Shamrock maids. and rainbo w dances turned the ampitheatre into a sala lrish festival. Members of the court were Betty Flowers, Eugenia Gurney, Bernice Hopkins, Sara Lou Johnson, Eugenia Jordan, Verner King, Suzanne Power, and Beth Sloan. Ntilla Athinson QJUEEN - There was no more colorful event of the year than the Valen- tine Festival sponsored by the W. A. A. Mildred Robinson and Bill Ballinger who reigned as King and Queen were royally entertained by a host of talented Erskine students in a farce night club scene. Members of the court and _ their escorts were: Julia Gossett with Johnny Mize, Charlotte Borders with Jack Oates, Shirley Kennedy with Brooks Lindsay, Sarah Lou Johnson with Horace Mercer. THESE HAVE GIVEN TO ERSKINE THEIR BEST IN PERSONALITY, CHAR- ACTER AND LEADERSHIP. THEY ARE OUR SUPERLATIVES. SUF Big 144 ealy 2 — XY aS 2 fi oA Wie i Ke Hl és SS : l M 146 el “a ‘ch ATLL = i H a L3S oe cl DAA be C W x: ll Ll Y vail. SHE: ke BEAU LY S S : u PS) tss DEA lactha Sue Black Miss Hetty Jane Flackwell hb N AS) . Ss a 1 ANN 6 A Wiss 2 ox oy igs | = Ve. Johu (ce Kopp SARAH BEATY President Student Government ROBERT McCOY s y aon f | President Student Government Af [ Af AU ae ree tsa Y pa rEey E: Cc Cha it JEAN CARMICHAEL President Y. W.C. A. is oO L) (Cen cieee KENNETH McGILL 4 P eA; President Y. M.C. 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COMPLIMENTS OF THE ADMINISTRATION STUDENT REGISTER FRESHMAN CLASS Keunekt Rabie i ey En Kennedy, Mary Conway re eee ee te Box 193, Camden, Ala. - , a Kessler, -Louis. Edward... ) .-...+-+5+2. . Russellville, S. C.. Agia lee ark i in, behead tei ale ee A ae te oe 2 . Kilgore, Betty Jen saee cuckoo ee Ret Simpsonville, ute pone cor. Wlartha...:..-.....--. % tJ, BONS Sear King, Wm. Waymon, Jr. . .724 E. River St, ey SG: Alexanders Liois (Oe. ee ee Rt. 2, Huntersville, N. C. Knight, Pisletee Bagene st. George S.C Ashley, Wilbur Wilson... .434 Marshall Ave., Andersom, 5S. C Kramer, Eugene Teme + 980 E. 7th St., ue 30, N.Y. Baker, Georgia i awe 8 2815 nes Rd., Greenville, S. C. LaBruce, Clotilde Mason............. Pawley’s Island, S. C. Barber, Dorothy Jay...............} larion St., C lover, - C. Lanier, Mildred Dalene............. Rt. 1, Greenwood, S. C. Barron, Mary laps whe hla eat 4 340 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, hoF Cc | a El anor Fay Front St Statesville N Cc Barron, Robert Gray...:....... y Catherine St., Union, S. C. i oy p 1 Os ie et AN Tol focerny fey De Bd Pp eguy Page Me Hs cree Ae Box 77, ‘Comelan N. id Lund, Patricia Jean. .... .634 N. Halifax, Daytona Beach, Fla. Bennett, Douglas M.......64 North Congress St., York, ae McGill. Alice Rachel {6 S) Minin Se. ears Sat Biggers, Shirley Jean. .4212 Commonwealth Ave., Charl., ( McGill Nitec F tea 005 Ww © pay oe St, K. Mt. N. C. Blackston, William Horace... .1531 15th St., Lancaster, Sc McMackin Neil a Pai ; Rt ‘gh S. Cc Blackwell, Betty Jane..... 5212 Colonial Dr., Columbia, . C. YR aE pane pare “700 Ehcaboik St. vee 6 Bleckley, Be njamin Bell Ill 31 0) Summit Ave., Anderson, . C. Mitdedd Rake © Hovsfal: 004 Junior Se. Alexandria V - Bolin, Jerry Franklin... .406% S. French St., Lancaster, S. C. Mivexa “Williaa Chabes a Cares Cc. Bonds, William Lewis........ eet Stephens, one PALE ; Pig ee a a AT Org ee 8 Pee Brown, Betty JO Frcokmont ‘Dh Waynesville, N.C. fs ey erieen nee STL. Bike 2 Brown, Grover Preston... . Rt. 1, Box 29, Winnsboro, S. C. Re ee v2.2. 1O1S Ibe Pcie e N. a Brown, James Ray..........215 E. Jefferson St., York, S. C. ‘ es 7 gs. ; ac Se Brown, Jones Isham... . cy Weed oe eet Dewey Rose, Ga. Oaten eae O Yor SC Bryson, Elynor Frances Net ee NY DEE hee 7 of . =H RARER INS Te ty Maye rah Beane, Fasciitis Woe ee Abbeville, SC O'Dell, Russell McConnell, Jr. ........Rt. 1, Donalds, S. C. Burch, Eugene oe oe ; ; ’ ey Purnerville, Ga. Parham, Clarence Chappell, jr. ..219 Long Ave., Elbe srton, Ga. “ .. - Parker, Jackson Ormand. “er a 6 . aa City, N. | Oe C ahi i a Se le Ld W. Alabama Ave., Sner ity, N. C. Neoees Mary Jean....... Bex 294, Covington, Tenn. ets: 5 nei are Rea ees G Sea gt tan o Parrott, Harold Andrew......215 E. Jefferson St., York, S. C. Carwi Ss = argaret mn : f Xt i vas aa C. Patrick, Robe rt Erskine es aah aa. ied Oe W hite Oak, S. i Clamp, Cora Emma. . 53°: Creetiwood Ave., Ware Sh., S. C. Phila, Dode, Je. ste coca Doe West, ae Colfer, Donald C. ........10 Longview Ter., Greenville, S. ( , Pressly, Palmer Wm., Jr. . .941 Shadowlawn Ave., T’p’a 5, Fla. Corsi, John Joseph... ...1612 Hudson Blvd., Union City, N. J. Boe eV illiene. Raw Rt hes © Craig, David Roper are 2203 Augusta Rd., Greenville, S. C. Pruitt, Bill. “Jno ie ; ; “Box 67 Pre W eat, S C Crisp, Elizabeth Rae. . . 214 Winder St., Henderson, N. C. Pursley, Leila Cowan... ...215 College AVES Rock Hill, S. C a i i Jeo ge 26 oKe S he l. g f é é ve . 1 7 a] Daum, Thomias ( eps See eo Ph ke St. N. W., Atlant aC : Reaves, Henry Lide, Jr. ... 440 Taylor St., Laurenburg, Tenn. Davio, a sey William. 1422 Freeland, Detroit 27, Mich. Bobi CT at 305 N Whi Fe ve SC Dawkins, James F. ..... 803 Barnesville St., Thomaston, Ga. Raddy Bitar ee Ro RL GIS , SF ey oddy, Ferry L BO Fron nce ei crane es . IXock il, Oo. U. Drake, Bi lie Jean..... ey 4 Rt. 4, Greenwood, S. C. Rothell, John Gibson... .. Tee. Doxa oe Saluda, S. C. ee et EASIER oy seige we ree Frc palais City, Pleo) 5 aden Amie oes eC ae eae eS oe os ade at? gk eae ooh Mater ta Shaw, James Alvin............ Box 177, Due West, S. C. Falls, Leota Kate Tia ie aaa re peat airmont ape Gastonia, N. ¢ ces ee ven a J vr - ee ieoky Man Pe gies Farrell, Charles R., eee 116 F ayette W.-Salem, N. ¢ Say F rasa R. ee ee eRe es Re - fae SC. me eed oa + AES oa Rt : 4, B z “Das La S : Smith, Louie Kenneth EAS aay 15 ) Mills Ave., Greenville, S. C. Fe : 4 a ] if Wille aw Box 5 : D qin = C. Smith, Selden Kennedy... . . 291 E. Jefferson St., York, S. C. Fj hc nae ll A a 926 West A 37, - bead 2% Stembridge, Hazel Irene. . . ince ated Rd., Lake Wales, i la. indley, Vlary Ellen... 26 West Whitner, Anderson, S. ¢ Seen nw! | WAM ie Latl L t ngs Finley, Mary Sue.......1512 Marlboro Ave., Hartsville, S.C SES an Soda a Re 9 Donalds S S i ry ee eS a) Oe Otone, JAYry EF QUNT. . 1 2.2 cee ees his E Ss ms Frady, George W esley . ane wes Wie te esi iy Goldville, S.C Stone, Louis Marshall................ Rt. 2, Donalds, S. C. e 4 7: - N a = My if = a. (3. Rae Thootecon lene ee Rt. Abele C Strickland, Winton F. ..154 McClean St., N. |e Deeeares 4 Been: oe “pees ip hem NLL B ; 936, - eeane = i Terry, Leona Annie. . .36 Tahkieostie Dr., W. Asheville, N. € rentyes ; ee OER a sian a es Ps as hogs SS Thigpen, Raymond Owen... .1307 Third Ave., Conway, Ss, ( Gibson, Fritz Dewey, Jr. ...1816 E. Blvd., Charlotte 3, N. C. a horomicerts Legrande Condouk! 7 C Gorham, Robert Calvin. .730 N. Columbus St., Alexandria, Va. Thbbls Kish orine Buoniee. ; 1S Carolina Ave. Clintons é : -d bs Truesdale, Wade J. .... . .421 Hutchinson St., Rock Hill, S.C Hamilton, Buford L., Jr. ..212 E. Broad St., Statesville, S. C. Tamers Lette: Ann: oie 4 wee Box 566, Gaffney, S. € Harrell, Peyton Eugene. ...313 S. Church St, 7 homaston. Bis Hendrick, Bennie: Mose: S024 Jace ase Rt. | 2, Conway, S Fy, Vaughn, Amelia Eliz. . 212 W. Hampton Sis Anderson, Sve Hendrick, Jertyaly: ie. «eee eee Rt. ¥ caste N. Hilyer, Hugh Hampton. {cf aa. ek ...Due West, S. C. Wallace, Martha Jean....... Ri. 1, Bessemer City, INAGe Hobson. Barbara Ann........ Box A, Doraville, Ga. White, Harry Clifford. ....... Box 214, Hickory Grove, S. C. Hovis, Charles Patrick ...... 31 Taylor St., Guntersville, Ala. Whittle, James Carroll.............. Rt. 1, Fitzgerald, Ga. Howe, James .amarte., ... oe ee Rt. 3, Gastonia, N. C. Williams, Mary Ratt st. soe Rt. 4, Asheville, N. C. Huffman, June Amanda Sigel be, Stee rae Box 54, Brighton, Tenn. Womack, Francis MclIntash . 1834 Boulevard, Jacksonville, Fla. Hunter, Arthur Glenn........ 403 E. Arch St., Laneéaster, S. C. me Yanulis, Michael J. ......... 369 Broad St., Fairview, N. J. Jenkinson, Jack Edwin... .107 Catechee Ave., Greenville, S¢: Yeargin, Betty A ars ie es 524 North Street, Anderson, SoG Jones, Benjamin Hill, Jr. . .705 Goodrich Ave., Thomaston, Ga. Young, RosagNell 22a eee oe Rt. 1, Winnsboro, S. C. SOPHOMORE CLASS Agey, Jean Marilynsemetctee Box 528, Winter Haven, Fla. Ansley, Clifford Marion... .. 207 Clairmont Ave., Decatur, Ga. Armstrong, Gurtiseblarpersn eee eee Honea Path, S. C. Amold Marion Meevs....0e ssneee. Rt. 2, Callison, S. C. Ashley, Ballenger, William Henry. Barron, Ann Burgin. Prancess Joan stark sa.e cree Rt. 1622 Alder St., Barron, Earle Partlow... .. 340 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. Bates, Rudolph Deere ne IN Sp Easley, See Beard, James Neal....... 1604 Boundary St., Newberry, S. C. Bennett, William Henry... .64 North Congress St., York, S. C. Bette @harless Sloane tr see ne eo ae Atoka, Tenn. Blackston, Joseph Wiley NR Sra % 1531 15th St., Lancaster, S.C. Boyce, Robert L., Jr. .......... 96 Sumter St., Goldville, S. C. Boyd, James Salen Jr. ...203 N. Main St. Abbeville, S.C. Bridges, Wastin Ns 2 ee eure chee Rt. 1, Ware Shoals, S. C. Brown, Pielenm fois eee ee nee eat: Troutman, N. C. Benton, Ill. Waycross, Ga. IN. ES Atlanta, Ga. St. Matthews, SC! Gastonia, N. C. Greenville, S26, Chambers, Henry WNenliasere. cent. a) Mena Ris 2-eY orks. G: .705 N. Franklin Rd., Greenville, See Cliffside Pk., N. J. Colvin, Jessie Dunovant........ 150 West End, Chester, Sas Browning, William D.............. E. Main St., Bryan, William Mack.......... 506 Izlar St., Burke, Sally Swan... .1070 Rosedale Dr., Buyck, David Derick Sneha kote See ye es Carson, Ernest Hazel. . 1324 W. Franklin Ave., Carter, Rex Lyle fone Sete poe ..38 Tracton St. Childress, Alva Jack... Colantuono, Frank Swat 591 Kearney Ave., Conn, Robert Minton. .Box 917, Carolina Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Covin, Sara Alpha.... ........ 303 Brown Ave., Belton, S. C. Graig Davide. aut. 909 S. York St., Gastonia, N. C. Craig, lezel ee eae etsy ih ie Rt. 2, Amity Rd., Charlene! ING Craig, James Edgar ACM nes Siz 909 S. York St., Gastonia, N. C. Crawford, Doris Elizabeth Tt aoe es Box 341, Ware Shoals, S. C. (Cities MES eG a oho he 0.8 Speen co acres oe Edgemore, 8. C. Culp, Sara IMIR CHEE PEN. tsieneectcre aires. oct Edgemore, S. C. Davist Newmar Po yt. es ele eee: Box 4, Waxhaw, N. C. Davis, Robert Alexander............ _ Box 4, Waxhaw, N. C. Deer, Peter T. Paice, N. DeLaney, David J. Dickson, Douberly, Anne Lettie... . . UL rare 2102 Vail Ex. Douglas, Robert Alexander, Jr. . .118 College St., Chester, Se; Eakin, Carolyn Marie. sae as P. O. Box 278, Abbeville, S.C: Rdmundssmlimogene: ym care aatnins fan acieahe +. lerdery, S. C Bwarten(@hurless Perry... noc5 vie bers Rt. 3, Columbia, S. C. Fedder, William Jerry eC ee tes Poe a Box 7, Easley, SiG Ferguson, George Harold......... Box 57, Due West, S. C. Fowler, Edward Lee......... 4 Langston St., Piedmont, S. C Frank, Sidney M. ...... 316 S. Lorrence St., Charlotte, N. C Agen Reis opener te Tamms, Ill. Franza, Joseph Andrew A OC Cea Gable, Reont Buthersdr, 6424.48 ts oak eer Rt. 4, Abbeville, ae @ .1726 Plaza, Charlotte, NEG Anderson, S. C. Decatur, Ga. Goodbar, Reid Golémancsr eee: Rt. ft Natural Bridge, Va. eS ee Nichols, SiG Chester, S. C. Greenwood, S. C. 7 ee hee Cross, S. C. 165 Warrior Circle, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Decatur, Ga. Charlotte 6, N. C. Laurens, S. C. UM or Box 67, Pelzer, S.C. Due Wes, S. C. Rte Fayetteville, Tenn. Chester, S. C. Covington, Va. Jacksonville, ee Rt. 1: Anderson, S. C. Greenville, a Ci Gallagher, Clarence True, Jr. . . Garrison, Mary Frances. . 1038 E. Whitner Siz Golding, Eugene Marion...... 427 Second ery Goodyear, James Evan.........: Grier, Eugene Morrison.:......... 115 York St, Grier, Francis Calvin... .123 Jennings Ave., Grooms, Nelson, Jr. Gurney, Charles Bryson Gutzke, Elizabeth Lorraine. . . Healletbelmae sige, « so0.. 1024 W. 4th St. Hardie, Sue Kearny......... 579 E. Main St. Harris, William McGee... .. Hawkins, Harold William. . . Hayes, Charlotte M. Henry, Hugh | ae Sa eee 190 Columbia St., Hickman, Ella Mae Lorine...... 341 Oak St, High, Herman Leslie. . . .3733 Whitehall St. Hill, John J. Hill, Leo Howard SST Os oe 14 Textile Ave., .701 Columbia Dr., ie Belton, Ss. (Cr Ee Atlanta, Ga. 36 Tahltanatio Trail, i Avhogille: NEG: a Charlotte: ING. Walters iiticrect panies ce.aie Gael Aes Gastonia, NEG Bonna Bella, Rt. 2, Savannah Ga. 179 Hilyer, William Joseph ste Samer Rt. 1, Easley, S. C. Flovis: Vivian 1. eee - 1508 Padorced Aves Charlotte, N. C. ce emism bustere cole ee wee ans eee Tstareaale SHG: Hunt, Frank Morton. . .215 Lake Shore Blvd., Lake Wales, Fla. Hunter, Barbara Ann.......... 305 S. Carpenter, Bartow, Fla. Inman, Susan Carroll............ Cleveland Ave., York, S. C. Jarrett, Earl M. Jarrett, Vernon Lester............. 1 Ys Johnson, Ernest Henry, Jr. . .701 Proaston Ter., Wi: eee eke Ley, Si Anderson, SC. SE Anderson, S. C. Concord, N. C. Kennedy, David Donald sete 2 oe esate harere a Troy, Sic Lauderdale, George Selbert. .. .117 eifouRee St., Lexington, Va. Jenericella, P) Johm. 2... s-. 6% 227 7th St., Fairview, N. J. Leslie, Marcelline ies. 0 nee Sek a Park Drive, Union, ee Ge ftong? Mary Frances. 4.5... 0745. Box 225, Lake Wales, Fla. Long, Ralph Evin Cstoreenan et teen: tie et: Due West, S. C. Lowery, Glarencesn| renee 416 E. Webster St., Benton, aE n. = Lynch, Doris Workman. .17 W. Main St., Ware as McAlister, Charles Max...... 832 Bleckley St., Anderson, McCauley, Henry Grady, Jr. ..1308 E. 4th St., Charlotte, McCaskill, Robin Tilney wvemti ese 111 Marion St., Clover, McCullough, James Wilson... .9 Cobb St., Ware Shoals, McDonald, William Frank... .203 Mills Ave., Greenville, MicGeerav iltonelcoulcee ete. nets a eee ae ae Rt. 3, Iva, et oe aC oe C 1S ok 0G. ¢ a 1€ ie a McGill, Alfred Lisl leet Soar 8 oo) ee Rubye, McGill, ClCnLV |e my Skee ns Bethel St., Clover, McLeod, Kenneth bland asses e eic are Ree2 Lugoff, Macaulay, NMilliamerA Wen fart so eanocese acc Moitrent 5 Mann, Donald eewt eu e 702 Carlton Ave., Lake W. gloat FI ; Martin, Benjamin J. ...... 147 N. Main St., Abbeville, S. C. Martin, Edwin D. ...... CLS Ne Banta: Anderson, S. C. Martin, Mary Jiouise: tamet-. stescet ue Box 337, Abbeville, S.C. Mauldin, James Edwin........ 917 Rose Hill, Anderson, S. C. Mauldin, William Albert...... 217 Rose Hill, Anderson, S. C. Merritt, Stanley Olina: Rt. 1, Box 53, Greenwood, S. C. Middaugh, Donald Blair. .205 E. Hamilton Ave., Tampa 4, Fla. Middleton, Marion William..... . 16 Langley St., Pelzer, S. C. Miller, Betty Arines fie ee ee ea Rt. 3, Belton, S. C. Miller, Maxie Boyd. Pi SoS Tatts vases Box 419, Lake View, S. C. Mitchell 4 William MIR see oot ee Kings Creek, S. C. Morgan, @arolegGieeee ee 405 Beachwood Ave., Anderson, S. C. Murdock, Charles Reyer aie nate g a ee eae Rt. 1, Belton, S. C. Murphy, Dele ae an Ane 1157 N. Main St., Anderson, S. C. Neese, Robert David.......... Box 363, W. Columbia, S. C. Ned SamessSVViae a een aio aro Rt. 4, Charlotte, N. C. Nelson, Margaret Kennedy . 339 Central Ave., Lake Wales, Fla. Oates, Josephine Per Amen i Nan Aah oy Rt. 4, York, S.C. ®liveslack onee..n ee 107 N. Pine St., Zeigler, Il. Padget, James Kenneth 2. ou herrea tote an Richburg, Sule, Parnell, Dewey Earl soe 503 Piedmont Ave., Anderson, S. C. ot Neato ers tire tee White Oak, S. C. Lyor brownies op ee heels oak White Oak, S. C. 501 Mountain St., K. Mtn., N. C. Pierce, Jaci Lerrell 3s a ra ence © eee Chanibles, Ga. Policheck, George Kramer... . 1085 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Powell, Ernest Brose, Jr.. _1034 E. Whitner St., Anderson, S. C. Prater, Harold H. ee _Goldville, SRC Price, Albert Zeaness. . . Spy: Avondale Ave., Charlotte, NEG Patrick, Hannah Brown Patrick, Patterson, Robert Malcolm. . Ramsey, Fred: Elbert -s.aeoa.c. cas eer: Ree Edgemoor, S. 4 Randolph, Williams. Wentnyaren. oo cia tora Tucker, G Reid, Margaret Anns ae. 409 N. Main St., Honea Path, Reid, Rosep UTS Mer ones hens Oe roe ee Richburg, Reine Oscarmel vattac. . cascuetcnceacccee muaseroust Gores Abbeville, Robinson, David Lester. . . .305 N. White St., Robinson, George Bryant............... Rt. Lancaster, S. 3), Clover, vd. DDDDD aaaaaP Sellers, Edgar E. )oeeRt 6: Box 333, Statesville, N. C. Shelling, Margaret Ann... .303 Berwick St., White Haven, Pa. SEV eed ETT CUM Beaty gintces, soruat dsch Soke eek oteneie oe Due West, S. C. SmithMeeAmnie eV yraecrcdts wets wale ose oo, cas Donalds, S. C. SOPHOMORE CLASS—Continued Spurrier, Roxanna Davis....... Hillcrest Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Stewart, James Harvey Ry ae 412 E. Arch St., Lancaster, S. C. Strickland, Herman Bugeneure so cane cere en ane Cairo, Ga. Taylor, Hugh NVe Scene 210 N. Catawba St., Lancaster, Tetteller, Clara Margaret Dee aeons re Box | 15, Due West, $ Templeton, Elizabeth Ann. .10 Jefferson Circle, Greenville, Templeton, Samuel Lee. .1105 Buncombe St., Greenville, sonny ANNAN Thompson, Dewey illmaneaee. Box 192, Hones Path, Thulberry, Alfred Charles... .344 Park Ave., Lake Wales, Fla. Vinkler:” Wvallinmt Stes ia k «one wa eee Atoka, Tenn Trobaugh, Sue Boyd Be, BUND aioe) €or eR, elas eR as Atoka, ioe ‘Turner, Harold Clayton. ...204 Converse aah Greenville, Sats: Walker, Barbara Ann... .4627 Westche pe Pa ba 11, Ky. Wardlaw, Samuel Earl........19 Bowie ., Abbeville, S. C. Ware, C harles B. agate ak toe rae ek he West, See Watkins, Robert Y: ancey ne el at Ave., Albe any, Ga. Weaver, Marion Francis... . . 632 Second Ave., Decatur, Ga. Mad paid Henry WS es Box 446, Lancaster, S. C. Whiteh Guys Done owes os oe Grier St., Clover, S. C. W hite, Nanc y Jean | OES ARO nh ae Box 403, Gastonia, N. C. White ile BE Mz arpie Jane... ci W) ) oo. Rt. 3, Clover, S. C. Whitesides, Me ary Lou. .516 W. Fre anklin Ave., Gastonia, N. C. Willi: ams, He -nry A. ...Box 37, Honea Path, or OS Wilson, Charles L ie in. 610 W. Airline Ase: Gastonia, is CS Wilson, R: VL CE eee, 2 ee Box 83, Abbeville, S. C. Winters, Mary E ‘leanor Box 276, Bonna Bella, Savannah, Ga. Woodruff, William David 735 Metherweather St., Grittin, Ga. Workman, Cecil A. 145 Beaumont Ave., Charlotte, N. 6 Wunder, Ben S. .:....:.....408 Evans St., Anderson, S. C Young, Bob bie JEANS ee cod oF eer was Bradley, . C. Young, Edwin Re ynol« is, gare eee Due West, S. C. Yon, William P aul, [een ee haat eee a Anderson, S. C. JUNIOR CLASS Allison, Edward Donnald. . ava ; x eet Honea Path, foe Ge Anderson, Mattie Angela. res, Saban bested Highlands, NaC Baldwin, Elsie Mae .1304 Gladden esire Columbia, oi, OF Baldwin, Sue Idi lyn es Rt 3, Box 259, yi enwood, S. C. Balle antine, John Richi ird. 7 Willowdale C t., Gr ‘nwood, iG: Black, Mi; ike Sue ors ie Pend { Matthews, NOG. Blanchett, Arthur E. ......... Bow 38, Due West, S. C. Borders, Charlotte Ann.’. ...107 N. 37th St., Louisville, Ky. Boyce, Sarah Lynn. Sg Mor 2 ah Ores ae eral ee ors Woda, Ss. te : Brandon, Everett Neil................. Rt. 1, Clove S ret OF Brooks, Clarence Butler... . . a : i cin West, S. C. Brooks, Pi liam Butler.... Rt. l, Bake 138, Gree nwood, See: Burke, Saralis Fi. eee ae ..Due We Sivoo Burriss, “Me irtha land ee Ce oe Ox fe. Belton, SG. Calhoun, George Strong J, SET oie oe, Mite sia te Laurel Hill, IN..GC, Cheatham, s Janette FH i. st a, oe oe ee Troy, See Glarikene Annie, [enaiu ce 1 eee eer ; Ae es ah G Clinkscales, Bille Robitysch ani kar Ne Rt. 1, Belton, S. C. Cobb, Daniel Robert... ... 11 E. Main St., Ware Shoals, kes Cotten, Corinne. ...... Covin, Martha Jean... . Craig, Mary Haddon 1283 Peabody Ave., Memphis, Tenn. sca ee ee 303 Brown Kens Belton, S.C Wks cols Pease A eee Rt 2 Callens “Tank. Davidson, David Lesley, ES Gs Cheese ee es ee ae Bonaine, Ga. Davison, sarah ®.eac ae ee eee Rt. 1, Charlotte, N. C Dietz Evangeline Winchester....... Box 32, Due West, S. C. English, Juanita sh s.ccc es sk at ee Anderson, S. C. Ferguson, Mabel i G8 e. em eeges Ua Due West, S. C. Fraser, Clarinda Margaret... .205 N. Main St., Abbeville, S. C. Franze, David B. .. .1145 Rosedale Dr., N. i Base Atlanta, Ga. Gambrell, Ann Rebecca... .210 Trusell Sts Honea Path, SoG, Gatrison, Etherleen.... . . 1038 E. Whitner St., Anderson, S. C. Glasscock, slean) [esslies 9 20h ae eee Catawba, S. C. Grant, Sarah Ruth......... 21 Magazine St., Abbeville, S. C. Green, Dorothy Cornelia... . . Columbia Seminary, Decatur, Ga. Hagan, Donald Calvert... .. 197 N. Main St., Abbeville, S. C. Halliday, Jane Harper Pe ae Rio Verdi, S. T. P., Mexico ; Hammond, Edward Peeples... . . 104 Oak Dr., Anderson, S. C. Harrison, Donald McMaster. . 134 Grace St., Greenwood, S. C.. Hicks, Marvin Henry Ses ea gh ce cepa ake cet Rt. 4, Abbeville, SG Hipps, Harry Bernard... .. 1121 Rosevelt Ave., Waycross, Ga. Hood, Margaret Ellen......... 8 Edwin PI., Asheville, N. C. Hood, William Baxter o.. ee ee as ea e Matthews, N. C. Hunter, Stuart Maclay. 4509 W. Market St., Louisville 12: Ky. Kennedy, Donald A. nw Fo sh bP eee: wt SO) Ora ree Due West, S ae Lauderdale, Wilbur Chapman. _117 Houston St., Lexington, Va. Gerth, Walliams Herold: 5: vo eee ee Due West, S. C. Lindsay, Ley Brooks: dre2 . a ent Box 58, Due West, S. C. MeCallas RobyesAgnest o 4, =. 0s. oe Brighton, Tenn. Mc Elroy, James Boyce. poaey ae .......Box 75, Doraville, G McGinnis, Betty Kathryn,..:...:.:....+.+. Matthews, N. C. Merritt, William Edward... . .Rt. 1, Box 53, Greenwood, SC Miller, Rutdeswanean. 4.4.8. eee Rival: Nichols, Sa; Mitchell, Florence Willis... .... Moody, Robert Reece, Jr. ............ Rt. 4, Charlotte, N. C. Morris Kenneth. Bo 4.5. Fe ee et eee Tucker, Ga. Morgan, Robert A. RE Ee Te Rt. 2, Belton, Sel Oe PR acre _.. .Edgemoor, S. C. Nelson, ‘a E. 7: Fountain Inn, S. C. Neville, Virginia Aiken 2; 14 Ch sihcsb Rd., Atlanta, Ga. Orr, William Wallace. ...501 E. Park Ave., Charlotte, N. C. pe Rt. 1, Box 145, Savannah, Ga. Polk Meets Rt. 1, Box 145, Savannah, Ga. ie ee Mars Hill, N. C. Patterson, Jennie Maner Patterson, Palmer M. : Phillips, Larry Sam. Plaxico, Robert Lawrence . 9 Ww oodrow St., Clinton, no ie, ES Pruitt, William Austin, Jr. Et RRA TS Donalds, S. C. Puc kette, Judy leaded 20% PRR eto ie Troy, SG Ramsey, Martin Aulbry. : ; iD vubtg he ts Obs Due West, S. C. Ramsey, Ruth Ouzts....... ; ‘Box 48, Due West, S. C. Reed, Douglas POLS Cee Reid, William Os, Tone Rice, Earl Clifford. Ringhausen, Shirley Anita _... Weaverville, N. C. ; 33 Pickney St. Abbeville, Ss. @ 325 Wilson St., Laurens, S. C. RN ee a Elsberry, Mo. 15 Nickles St., Abbeville, S. C. MP ony eae Little Mountain, S. C. Simpson, William Rodney. Stoudemire, Ray Sease Thomas, Margaret C....941 Shadowlawn Ave., Tampa 5, Fla. Tribble, David Edgar... .106 E. Carolina Ave., Clinton, S. C. Ur, Alexander, Jr. ....... ...78 2nd St. Woodbridge, Ned: Ware, Toyry: Price. 6 sare bee eee Due West, S. C. Warmoth, Margie Virginia... . . 77 Lynwood St., Chester, S. C. Whites Mildred! Celete ee ee ee Troy, S; G: Woodruff, Tom G. ........ Erskine College, Due West, S. C. Wright, Marion Monroe. . . .402 Magnolia Dr., Waycross, Ga. SENIOR CLASS Anderson, James C. . .347 W. Cambridge St., Greenwood, S. C. Anderson, Rossie Dean.................. Box 93, Iva, S. C. Bagwell, Man: Charlesteanc a. eee cae Due West, Sn Ch Bannister, Mary Kathryn Bret trent Myrtle Ave., Belton, S. C. Barber, Elizabeth Maurice.......... Marion St., Clover, Sac? Barker, Dwight Lee. .516 E. Worthington Ave., Charloue ING G; Beaty, Sarah Wilson. 2604 Heyward Ste Colgebin 61, Sr: Bells, Jamies Vien aco a ae ene wr ae Huntersville, N. C. SENIOR CLASS—Continued Bennettpotanleyant, auntie lenin aie eine os York, (es Bishop, Mary Kathryn............ Rt. 1, Ware Shoals, S. C. Bonner, Henry Erskine Seite Stik os ere eat Moncks Corner, S. C. Bowles, Ruth Randolph Loh SRR ESE IN? suhy Box 311, Fort Mill, SA. Boyce, Namiessid. wns 0. .Rt. 3, Box 53, Charlotte, N. C. Bradley, Martha Rosalind Deeeh fn, crc. 5 SIR oat cea hecn iy roy, SEG Brockman, Mignon Pearson. Walhalla Rd., Westminster, S. C. Burton, Wier: ete ee = 2 Ses nc A Rt. 2, Honea Path, Se Callison, Talmadge |b RE lt 2 ad NL alan Eee EON Due West, S. C. Carmichael, Jean Rosebud..................-. Smyrna, S. C. Carr, William Alexander.......... 26 Third Ave., Cairo, Ga. Carson, Frank Rankin... .502 S. Marietta St., Gastonia, N. C. Caskey, Jefferson Dixon........ Rt. 5, Box 2, Lancaster, S. C. Cavone, Patrick Gabrich........ 320 4th St. Fairview, N. J. GlerkeswAnnies tena) 2) oad, Sane hee Pineville, S. C. Clinkscales, Gloria JOyGe ae nexee te tna eee Boxeiay iva, oo Ce Compton, Rufus Austin... .. 114 Lowell St. Ninety Six, S. C. @rnigs rennon glue aks avs enters eke Box 58, Due West, S. C. Crutchfield, Betsy Stee VR AT Uisernyect Gall Orangeburg, Sees iDeSeanths la MCS 5 Bs roeine lone ie eee eae 5. C. Durling, Lois Gertrude... .. . bea oo oO oO NM G) Erwin, Marion Flowers, Jeff Mack.............. Box 207, Due West, $ Freeman, Emily Joyce. . .946 W. Whitner St. Fuller, Ralsa Moody. 302 E. Cambridge St., Greenwood, Gawmbrell, Anne. ........ 210 Trussell St., Honea Path, S. C. Gossett, Julia Pinckney Srp otek is Snel ted) Gute ay Oke Williamston, S. C. Grier, Rachelgh trem meee. pate a yaa ees Clover, S. C. Elannaeetheld amen ei io ae a Gastonia, N. C. Horne, William Jay... .603 Monument St., Greenwood, S. C. Hood, William Boyce...... 514 W. 3rd Ave., Gastonia, N. C. FiuintersplyyalViaem rei sa cinerea. : Sardis Rd., Matthews, N. C. my GC. Anderson, S. CG Bac. cS 181 Jackson, Marion Rebecca. Hillcrest, Box 1201, Gastonia, Kern, Dales Wiigonee te eiee Fk el ae ao. Due West, McClain, Mary Frances... ...:5. ane Rt. 2, Honea Path, McCoy, Leonard Wayne gratis fers 1514 Park Cr Charlotte, McCoy, Robert Moore. . 1514 Park Ge Charlotte, McDonald, Nancy Elizabeth. .203 Mills Ave., Greenville, Mcermcarah’ Maeetea.. 95.62 ie. Prosperity, McGill, Kenneth Harwood........ 59 Bethel St., Clover, McGowan, Jasper Clarence.......... Box 220, Chester, Mitchel Charlesm le: alee ein eae se Edgemoor, Mitchell, Margaret Etheleera een eee Edgemoor, Mitchell, Permelia [lavesnveee eset ware, Kings Creek, Moffatt, Charles Luther. .819 W. Maple St., Johnson Cy., ent Moore, Jane 'Carson......... 509 Price St., Sweetwater, Tenn. Mullen, Mary Frances...... 411 N. Fant St., Anderson, Murff, Warren Clyde. . Oates, Monroew acini Ae oben ce eee ee Rt. 4, York, Padget, William Pierce... .. 714-S. Broad St., Gastonia, | Bikes Jamiemerden yer ene eee Rt. 2, Greenville, Pinson Arthur Royal a ure ee Laurel St. Greenwood, Robinson, David Lester... ... 305 White St., Lancaster, Robinsons (Viildred Cynthia. 9.952 .00.5..-..0 Troy, Shuler, Alpha Kathryn SNe nee Fonte paren sta wars ees ive Due West, Smith, Billy i A ae es eee Box 60, Richburg, Sneic. cava) one neeee 459 Tribble St., Anderson, Sullivan, Mary Catherine. .328 E. North Ave., Anderson, Telford, Mary McAllister.... 43 N. Main Se Abbeville, Thompson, Mary Kathryn... 1505 N. Main St., Anderson, Jr.— Laurens Rd., Timmerman, William Harling, Box 111, Washington, Martha Elizabeth— 310 Hampton Ave., Honea Path, White, Margaret Ellenieete Ona teens ee Due West, Winn, Andrew Palmer....... 830 Glenn St., Anderson, Wyse, Benjamin DEGRA Gs Pe. eee nes eens haere Saluda, SO eee 0 ce ac Box | 4, Donalds, Green wood ° N. S v. nN n cn Nn nn NN AQ nN AN N Beet eS nnZ 1.00 ANNO ose NNN NNN 0 QAANANNANAA OO @) ( anana —tutographs “O, Wn, he ee Lag ey pffce Je 47 we l atnek Line Ven SARE OSE a fee Lie ee - pn ys Rt ESI ie - a — Se So Aes - Se ae : =e ee ho i —= = eet,
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