Spartanburg Methodist College - Olympian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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X 1 0 Lx! COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Each year two students a boy and a glrl are chosen from the graduatmg class to speak at graduatmg exerclses These speakers are selected by the class on the basis of oratorrcal abllnty and scholastlc ment Thls IS a coxeted honor of whlch one may truly be proud ALMA MATER Frrst wxthm our hearts we place thee 'lextxle Mother Mme Down the years thy lovxng Gurdance Stlll on us will shlne CHORUS Dear old Textile how we loxe thee Gathered from the states about us We are truly thlne We to thee have come We wnll ever sxng thy praises Soon we learned to love thee Textile Textile Mother Mme Soon made thee our home After us great scores may follow And our places flll But our hearts vull be for Textxle We wall love thee still Page 'X 1 m teen ATARH, llsussrlr. RUlH'R'l SITIIUIINKII r Ye'r:n. IIA. wink, '. Y 1 ' I ' V . I . 1 Y , , ' 1 v s 1 . 11 1 I ' . Yi 3 D D !3 I 3 , I I 1 51 3 . . 1 . f V. . Y. . V x A

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NY SOPHOMORES RUTH VARNFR BLIIAIO 9 C zrluv lreads paths Ihat end not In e araue GPORGE FRANK WATS SALISBLRI XI C Cond cheer rs no hmdranre to a qood lrfe JOHN MOORI WATSON FAIUM S C urra mur made a man areal D B WFBBER IOCKHART S C The qrealer the obslarle the more qlorq 2151-ff-f' NL,.,!4M a-vgf 07 PAL WI ERSON HICKORX GROVF S C A9- N Irie rs Onlu u.ork and more work and more work ELIZABETH WILLIS FOUNTAIN INN S C And thou mu soul aspzre to hzaher thzngs Grow rrrh In that whrrh never taketh rust BEN WILSON 'SPARTANBURC S C Dont fake lzfe too serlouslu ou u,1lI neuer ae! out Of rr a L0 HOWARD WOOD CLARKSVILLE GA XX e are on a path Lthlfh leads upuard V . ' th F ' . 1 1 I A l A ' Q Au, E A l 5 , K E in Overcoming it. 7 1 f km . , f f , x 'I V ' V b 1- V Q ' 11,7

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CLASS I-IISTCDRY OF 1939 Look the sun IS s1nk1ng behlnd the great western hllls of the Blue Rldge Oh such beautlful colors blue plnk and crlmson xamplre streaks reachlng out llke the octopus to prey upon the xnferlor Nly but the two days that w e haxe been on thls hnke haxe passed by qulckly Oh well explorlng th1s unknown terrxtory has been rather dlficult but fasclnatlng I suppose thls has caused the t1me to pass unnotxced When We flrst started on our hike exery youngster was very enthuslastlc and seemlngly nothlng passed w as unobserxed At noon of the first day our guldes called us together that they mlght examlne the materxal whlch we had collected The ITIZJOFIKY had examlned the h1lls of Chemlstry French and Engllsh and the many other peaks very successfully and they were ready to contlnue the exploratlon When the hlke was started agaln there were several of the explor ers m1ss1ng It was soon learned that thelr determlnatlon was not great enough to cause them to COHIIHUC Everyone had become so absorbed ln the wonderful work as to let the shade of the exenlng another examlnatlon All ln the group w ere anxlous to nnlsh thls because we were go1ng to rest for nxght Llstenl someone IS calllng Ch I know who that IS our gulde w ho lS ready to contlnue the hlke The roll was called and although some were mlsslng we could not let thls interfere wxth our expedl t1on The gulde was orderlng that we press forward wlth full force and watch our steps because we were belng followed by the front ranks of the pursulng Freshman Class Before We reallzed xt sex enty two went aw ay to make plans to begln another hlke whale the remalnder went aw ay to apply the knowledge they had recen ed to the practlcal thlngs of llfe D B W1 BBLR Class Hzsrozzan 1 0 . Z . K . . Y . ' Y 7 V 3 l I Y l V1 'A y 1 ll V . . . . V V . . 7 . 7 h . . . . . . Y . 7 . F . . y I . . , 7 . V Y . fall unnoticed, when suddenly our guides called us together for 3 . . . . H . . . I 7 . . D . u . . E+ . r 7 . -4 . V . . . . ' . . V. 7 L 1 V . - 7 - 7 V Y ' ' q 7 ' 1 I 1 ru 7 u 'ak e TLL'0l7fQl