Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1930 volume:

° Printing and Binding by b 14 COPYRIGHT 1930 BY Miss BETTY SMYTH -Chief in Editor- AND Miss LOUISA BANKS Business Manager GENERAL FRANCIS MARION oe NS ‘The TATLER VOLUME 27 1930 Published by the Senior Class of WINTHROP COLLEGE The South Carolina College for Women ROGK@EILI omc, Dedication ep In recognition of the splendid work that he has done in his first year as President of Winthrop College, and In sincere appreciation of his interest tn us as individuals and as a class we dedicate as an expression of our love for him, this Wisle, Waele TO JAMES PINCKNEY KINARD issue of (Foreword “ . . . Words are things, and a small drop of ink, Falling like dew, upon a thought, produces That which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think; T1s strange, the shortest letter which man uses Instead of speech, may form a lasting link Of ages.” So sang England’s poet, self-exiled, and history has proved the truth of his song. Thoughts, letters, words, ink—-with such simple material has history recorded the work of Francis Marion and his brigade. Of such material have we made THE TATLER of 1930, with the hope that each ‘‘shortest letter’ will be eloquent, to all who read, of the lights and shadows, the work and play, the ideals and achievements of our life at Winthrop. (Oontents Book I Winks (QOIUbEGis Book II els li seuswi sts Boor lil AKC AMINA Ges Book IV MIDRIB EIA ICS Book V FEATURES Book VI BUINSAND oA FIRE - — —_ aoe — —— — — — — —— — —. =, — College Song Fatrest flower of the Southland, Alma Mater of our youth, Guide our minds tn search of wisdom, And our souls tn search of truth. CHORUS Winthrop College! Winthrop College! How our hearts beat high with pride! Ever shall we stand together, Winthrop daughters, side by side. Fond the memories that cluster Round our campus and our halls, Naught can ever dim the luster Which thy hallowed name recalls. Pe - ‘ = ‘ Sigs ibichin lai oniptelmiel i inn ease ommnaeianate Wie oe cee eee awe Y ve ° H = x = UNE 2 a) fe ae as Ne of. 4 Wess P| RE Ne 4: Wea ws Ns an rt TPN ARNIS INI BN IS ANS PNIS ANS ANE 4 —— ae cage aed: ee la i: . i? its - Ne ¥ Suny” tk . ies prt Jae ae” : EEE oh ta — hee EY, “e hy, Tm cg s os mee, 2 OTE RB s ; Se od Pad | tl B | vera be” oN Nt rae, Page Twenty-five etal d SOA STH, DEAN SCUDDER fi Pot fs aee oe ; MR KEITH MR. THOMASO { MISS. MacOONALD MR. COULSON MISS GOGCANS MR MITCHELL MR. HADDON MISS MARTIN MISS. JOHNSON p MISS DUNN MISS. SNELLINGS MiSS, HOLMES i MiSS.MACFEAT MISS AULD MISS. STARK MISS. FRAYSER MRMECAIN MISS.RUSSELL FACULTY Page Twenty-stx NipJones ee Graham OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Page Twenty-seven BREA OR ee James PINCKNEY KINARD President James WILLIAM THOMSON Dean of the College, and Pr ofessor of Education and Bible Mary THERESA SCUDDER , Dean of Women, and Professor of Sociology . THompson Brown : Professor of English Language and Literature GriFFitH T. PucH | Professor of Mathematics WarreEN G, KEITH Professor of History Joun F. THoMASON | Professor of Rural Education Wiis D. Maccinis : Professor of Secondary Education SapreE GOGGANS | Professor of Education GLENN GARNET _NAuDAIN Professor of Chemistry Heten G. MacDonarp ; Professor of Political and Social Science GROVER CLEVELAND MANCE Professor of Geography and Geology JoHn CovuLson | Professor of Physics WILLIAM WHITE ROGERS Professor of Psychology WALTER BucHANAN ROBERTS Director of Music O. M. MitTcHELL Professor of Education Tuomas Crawrorp Happon Professor of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Donnis Martin Professor of Ancient Languages ELIZABETH FRIENCH JOHNSON Professor of Modern Languages ANNIE VREDENBURGH DUNN Professor of Fine and Industrial Arts MINNIE SNELLINGS Professor of Biology Assy ViRGINIA HoLMEs | Professor of Health Education ALIcE ALLENE SEFTON _ Professor of Physical Education Ipa J. Dacus Professor of Library Methods Minnie MacFeEat Professor of Kindergarten Mary L. AvuLtp Professor of Business Administration SaAIpEE ETHEL STARK Professor of Home Economics Mary E. Frayser Economics and Sociological Research Joun Waker McCain, Jr. Professor of English Lerra A. RussELL Associate Professor of Rural Education _ A. Winton Parks 4 Associate Professor of Education : Faculty and Instructors Page Twenty-eight ; Mary Gary Pore : Assistant Professor of Mathematics } FANNIE WATKINS ; Assistant Professor of Mathematics MarGaret J. KETCHIN Assistant Professor of English SaraH I. Grant Assistant Professor of English ANNE WINN STEVENS Assistant Professor of English AILEEN CaLHouN TURNER Assistant Professor of English Nora Marswart Davis Assistant Professor of English ‘ Frorence ApAmMs Mims Assistant Professor of Spoken English and Public Speaking : DorotHea Martcuus Assistant Professor of Modern Languages ‘ ALIDA W. HERLING Assistant Professor of Modern Languages ; Lots G. Brack Assistant Professor of Modern Languages _ Rutn Roriincs _ Assistant Professor of History ; Mary L. Funk , Assistant Professor of Chemistry _. Everyn G. Trgpits | Assistant Professor of Chemistry : Cuarites C. CLEVELAND Assistant_ Professor of Hort iculture and Landscape Architecture _ ERMINE WILLFONG | Assistant Professor of Piano ; JEANETTE C. Rotu ; Assistant Professor of Piano and Pipe Organ ; Jessie BucHANAN ' Assistant Professor of Piano and History of Music DoreL_LE ELizasetH SNOOK Assistant Professor of Voice _Ortve Duu OweENn Assistant Professor of Voice RutH A. STEPHENSON Assistant Professor of Piano : JEANETTE ARTERBURN ; Assistant Professor of Public School Music _ Saran ExvizanetH CRraGWaLi Assistant Professor of Home Economics Katurina Mope Davis Instructor in English Mauve Manveit Harr Instructor in English Cuito Fink | Instructor in English Maser H. Coppineron Instructor in English LILtian MAGuIRE Instructor in English Heren K. Bussey Instructor in Modern Languages MADELEINE DERDEYN Instructor in Modern Languages BRERA AFR Faculty and Instructors MartitpeE P. BENIAMIN Instructor in Modern Languages Lucite BILLANT Instructor in Modern Languages Dorotuy Sray Instructor in Ancient Languages Juriet Mackie PEGuEs Instructor in Ancient Languages Avice ANN GRANT | Instructor in Mathematics Meta Woop Instructor in Mathematics PriscirtA KEtTcHIN Instructor in History ANNE CAMERON Instructor in History Mary Swann Carrot Instructor in History Epna Porrt Harvey Instructor 1 History GertrupeE T. EastMAn Instructor in Chemistry STELLA BRADFIELD Instructor in Psychology and Education Epna Hunt Instructor in Biology Mary ScHUCHART Instructor in Biology JosepHinE A. Manny Instructor in Biology IsapeL PoTrer Instructor in Biology Griapys R, WHITE Instructor in Physics KATHERINE WOLFE | Instructor in Political Sctence M. Eruer JOoNneEs é Instructor in Home Economics Erne, I. McVEETEY | Instructor 1� Home Economics EuPpHEMIA LAWRENCE Instructor in Home Economics Frer1z Wooprow Crark Instructor in Physical Education Frances P. HorrMan Instructor in Physical Education Litytian M. WELLNER _ Instructor im Physical Education RutH CarriGAn Instructor in Fine Arts Mary Bernice SHUSS Instructor in Industrial Arts Mitprep D. Bascocx Instructor in Geography VeRNA I, SWENSON | : Instructor in Business Administration Roperta O’HARA : Instructor in Business Administration Maser Moorer Instructor in Kindergarten Grace DAmMson FARQUHAR Instructor in Piano ALC ERNESTINE FIELDS Instructor in Piano and Theory Evita HAENSSLER Instructor tn Violin TRAINING SCHOOL O. M. MircHeELL Superintendent S. Barron NicuHors Supervisor HucH Epwarps Knicut Supervisor A. Winton Parxs Supervisor Primary Grades Apa S. WRIGHT Supervisor Besste PoaG Supervisor Hortense Rocers Supervisor Lottie Barron Supervisor Nett D. INGRAM Supervisor RutH Eappy Supervisor Mrs. D. W. Rice Supervisor ELita STEPHENS BARRETT Supervisor Mary CrowvrEr Supervisor MartHa Warp ARMSTRONG Home Economics FLoRENCE ANDREWS Home Economics Lita ToGNERI Fine and Industrial Arts CAROLINE J. PATTON Public School Music Vivian Eris Piano ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS James PINCKNEY KINARD President James WILLIAM THOMSON Dean of College Mary THERESA SCUDDER Dean of Women ‘Sara R. Marcum Secretary to the President ALEXANDER M. GRAHAM Bursar Mary Denny MatHEews Bookkeeper Rosert Hayne JONES Registrar and Appointment Secretary Norma P. Dunnine, M.D. Resident Physician CLaIRE KerarsE GRAUEL Secretary of Y. W. C. A. Page Twenty-nine ya DR. DAVID BANCROFT JOHNSON Our Beloved “‘Debe”’ January 10, 1856—December 26, 1928 Page Thirty stale: ua AO AO AOVIg ONILSAY Buell Page Thirty-one ys A Short History of Winthrop “An institution is the lengthened shadow of one man.’’—-EMERSON Dr. David Bancroft Johnson, when he was in 1886 superintendent of the City System of Schools in Columbia, felt the need of trained teachers for the schools in that city. From this desire sprang the vision of a training school for teachers throughout the State, and later of a great state college for women. ‘This vision has become a realization in the Greater Winthrop of today, the Winthrop College of nation-wide reputation and of nation-wide influence. With indomitable courage and fixed determination he set about his task. He went im- mediately to Boston, Massachusetts, and there gained the confidence of Mr. Robert E. Winthrop, Chairman of the Peabody Educational Board. Under the will of the philanthropist, Mr. George Peabody, a fund had been established for the aid of education in the South. Winthrop became so much interested in the plans of the enthusiastic young southern school superintendent that he gave him an appropriation of fifteen hundred dollars with which to further his desires. This fund was paid as salary to Miss Mary H. Leonard, as principal of the school which was to grow into Winthrop College, the first teachers’ college in the South Atlantic States. Later members of the faculty were Mrs. T. C. Robertson and Miss Annie E. Bonham. The school with one teacher and nineteen students was formally opened November 15, 1886, in a small brick building used as the chapel of the Columbia Theological Seminary. After several years the school was moved to a more convenient building on Marion Street and the training courses were lengthened from one to two years. Not yet, though, had the vision been realized. “The dream was for a state college for women. Invoking the hearty codperation of Governor Tillman, who strongly advocated normal and industrial work for women, in 1891 President Johnson got a bill passed in the Legislature for the establishment of a woman’s college. This bill was passed and signed by Governor Tillman just before twelve o'clock on the last night of the session of the General Assembly for that year. Offers of a site and contributions in money were made by many cities of the state. The offer made by Rock Hill seemed the most advantageous, and therefore the Board of Trustees selected the present location of the college. The cornerstone of the Main Building, in which the administrative offices are now placed, was laid in 1894. Immediately also, there was erected the first dormitory, North. In addition to this there have been erected up to the present five others. The College now employs more than one hundred and fifty teachers and officers, and the plant embraces seventeen major buildings, and also a productive farm of two hundred and sixty acres. On this farm there is a herd of one hundred and twenty-five cows and many acres of gardens which help to supply the table for the students’ dining room. For the work of con- struction here, Dr. Johnson, through his personal effort, received handsome donations from John D. Rockefeller, J. Pierpont Morgan, Andrew Carnegie, and others. The college plant is now valued at more than three and a quarter million dollars. Dr. Johnson, founder and for forty-two years President of Winthrop College, died at his home at Winthrop on Wednesday, December 26, 1928. He lies buried on the campus within the shadow of the walls he loved so well, and in a spot where Winthrop daughters pass each day and bow their heads in silent gratitude in memory of him who gave his life for them. Though President Johnson is dead, his spirit still lives. The college that he founded and nurtured still goes on under President James P. Kinard, who was closely associated with him for thirty years. Under the new executive, Winthrop still continues to grow and to serve the people of our state. Page Thirty-two WV SN Ay, Page Thirty-five re ye Senior Class Poem Now that the victor’s crown 1s ours, And our first goal ts won, We stand just at the door of life— Our work 1s but begun. Wisdom’s portals are opened wide For those who thirst for learning, And those who have within their hearts Ambition’s fires burning. Let us look to higher things And strive always to be, Symbolical of what ts best, In trath and loyalty. The noble ideals Winthrop holds Inspire us to keep Her tmage graven tn our hearts, As to the top we leap. As each steps out, success should be Determined in her heart. Life’s road to us should not be hard As at Winthrop’s gates we part. —B. S. RRS SE rh, Senior Class OFFICERS CET CELI E RC ROON Mie ore te oe Sen 2 ec we PA ee A President ES Pe VEINS Was Udo ok og eer ......Vice-President Lie Cicle ieee eee. gir MR MOEN en, Secretary [SS Bie il Ne ee oe es Treasurer Dera cClODVORTHY se 94 ..°.. 53... .4 Cheer. Leader Page Thirty-seven FRANCINIA ABELL, B.S. LOWRYS, S. C. Sparkling brown eyes—''Once a friend, al- ways a friend’’—Chuckles—A_ truly Southern drawl. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Helen H. Richards Glub, Treasurer, 30: Beta “lau: Chemistry Club. THODE ELAINE ABBOTT, A.B. WALHALLA, S. C. Library — Early Bird — Archimedeans — A warm heart—Altruistic Thode! Archimedeans, ‘29, °30; South Carolina Union, °30; 4-H Club, '29; Athletic Asso- ciation; Y. W. C. A.; Home Service Band, °30. ELLEN ALEXANDER) A:B: MOUNTVILLE, S. C. April day—Progressive and aggresstve—Er- cands—Initiattve—Benjamin Franklin. Curry Literary Society; Beta Pi Theta; I Ro Cae Yo WwW: Gay A- Debating weague ssouth Carolina Union, President, '30; Distinguished, '29; Girl Scouts. MIEDREDVAEFREDAS ALLEN ACB: ROCK EUIc ao cs Fountain of youth—‘Sail on’’—Dannon— Better late than never. Y. W.-C. A.; Athletic Association; Choral Society; Chapel Choir; Class Glee Club; French Club; Beta Pi Theta. Page Thirty-eight KEP? ESIC Bh, LAURA EDNA ANDERSON, A.B. GREENVILLE, S. C. Withal a gentlewoman—perennially true to those things she holds highest. Curry Literary Society; South Carolina Union; Lambda Omega Kappa; Y. W. C. A.; Home Service Band. ROSSIE ANDERSON, B.S. MCCLELLANVILLE, S. C. A package of fun, tied with wit, sealed with happiness—Rossie! Archimedeans; Beta Alpha; Winthrop Liter- ara Skorenainys Nes WA KG, AN. S ,) MARY AURELIA ANTLEY, A.B. Sie IMATEHEWS, S.C: “Stickabtlity —Complatsance—'‘It’’-—Moon- light and gladness—‘Slumber Jack''—Stately Juno. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; Masquers; Wade Hamp- ton Literary Society; Phi Delta Xi; Choral So- ena, Ais (ial Bygone, “274, DEW Ye ALE EB RSARNOL DS B.S: GREENWOOD, S. C. Temperamental Betty. NeW Oem CA El etic Association: lien! H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Thalia German Club; Sigma Delta Theta. Page Thirty-nine eee EXCL Hh, MARY WALLIS ARTHUR, B.S. UNION, S. C. Lucretia Vanderbilt and organdy dress—A June night—Madeira and _ sterling—Crystal lakes of pale blue water—Fringes of sertous- ness—Inexhaustible enthusiasm. Psi Phi; Standards Committee; Music Club, Secretary, “30; Class Glee Club; Chapel Choir; LY = Wise GaAs kt HELEN ELIZABETH ASHMORE, A.B. GREENWOOD, S. C. Miss Indifference—Cinch courses—Coffee pot—Pop calls—Going fever. Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; College Marshal, '29; Assistant Business Man- ager of Winthrop Journal, °’30; Freshman JESSIE MAE ATKINS, A.B. © CAMPOBELLO, S. C. “A thing of ‘beauty’—Brown eyes—U. S. Marine—A bundle of fun. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Chem- isery Club; Rural School Improvement Asso- ciation. ae ae RUTH LOUISE AUSTIN, A.B. ROCK HILLS eo. G: Supple grace of movement—Light, airy reathers—Bright, sparkling eyes—Originality— sophistication. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Page Forty RE ESI RESTS SY Hh, MARGARET BAKER, A.B. PN, Se Ce A ride from town—A good book—Dreams of California. Nthileticuv ssociation-— .) We Gs eAu-eeInter- national Relations Club; Curry Literary So- ciety; Kappa Sigma Gamma, President. Hi IMINO IELIS, ISVANGENRG, Jalal): ORANGEBURG, S. C. Princess—Jewels—Queen Elizabeth—yY. W. Cabinet Meetings—Freshmen—College Spirit. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop Literary Society; Chemistry Club, 29; Interna- tional Relations Club; Debaters’ League, '30; Freshman Cabinet, ‘27; Freshman Counselor, '29; Secretary Y. W. C. A.; Secretary Advisory Board of Y. W. C. A., ‘29; Commencement Marshal, ‘29; Chief Counselor for Freshmen, Oem Vin Gam Cabinet) 29 Distinguished, Dai ee, IRD Ba ’ HELEN CODY BALL, A.B. GC: GREER, S. Miss Independent—Paul Whiteman—'‘‘T win- kle-toes’’—'‘ Honey’’'—Old_ Reltable. Ni) LO Ae eA Ol ehicueAssociation= 5 © lass Giles (Chhils. “DH, “Aik, WD, “Ole Mniereyaeve, “30s Winthrop College Glee Club, ‘29, 30; Choral Seem, 27, Ms, UW, “SHOE Choryersl (G@ierosne. BO iO). MAMIE ELIZABETH BALLENTINE, B.S. ANDERSON, S. C. Daffodtls—Calliope— ‘Smiling Through.” Yo We @) Ay Gabinet, 310; Freshman Coun- selor, ‘29; Student Poetry Society, ’29, Presi- dent, ‘30; Journeyman; Masquers; Interna- tional Relations Club; Winthrop Literary So- ciety; Winthrop Journal staff, °30; THE ipAWMor Reistaltq O-elerenchm @lubws 27 ces beta Alpha; Lambda Phi Alpha, Vice-President, '30; Distinguished aaa ogee lo: Page Forty-one AI ES IJ SI, LOUISA BANKS, A.B. KINGSTREE, S. C. Sleeping Beauty—Shrew—Maid Marion— Quaint plaits—Shorn locks—Stateltness. Vice-President Class, ’27; Class Glee Club; Libra- rian, ’27, President, ’29; Winthrop Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary, °28; College Marshal, °29; Athletic Association; Eta Sigma Phi; Phi Sigma Delta: Senior Order; Business Manager of THE TATLER, °30; Y. W. C. A.; Masquers, Apprentice, ’27, Journey- man, ’28, Guild, ’29, ’30; Vice-President of Masquers, 730; College Glee Club; Choral Club. HELEN BAILEY BARNWELL, A:2: MARTIN'S POINT, S. C. Trustworthy and plactd—‘‘Flying Dutch- man’’—Cosmopolitan—Taps—Ever with the tinder-box. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; International Relations Club; College Orhcestra, '27, ’28, ’29; Class basketball team, ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30; Varsity basket- ball, ’28, ’29; Class swimming team, ’27, ’28, °29, 730; A champion swimmer, ’28; Tennis Manager, ’28; Bas- ketball Manager, ’29; A. R. C. Examiner;, Wearer of “W’’; Archimedeans, °29, Treasurer; Distinguished; ’29; President of Athletic Association, °30; President’s Council, °30; Senior Order, ’30; Athletic Board, ’29, 730; Wade Hampton Literary Society, ’27, ’28. t MYRA ADELAIDE BARRON, (at ANDERSON, S. C. Spooky’ '—T ortotse—N eatness—V tvactty— Merry ‘Mikey.’ Gurry. ltteraryeoocictygaa en We OLD letic Association; International Relations Club; UD: G. 3.03 4Debaters Weagues Delta: Grand Committee. oh Ba LOUISE ISABELLE BARTON, A.B. ORANGEBURG, S. C. A quantity of dependability—A dash of fun—A ‘‘dab’’ of Greek—A bit of sertousness. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; Eta Sigma Phi; Win- throp Literary Society; French Club, ‘27, '28, ‘29; Treasurer Eta Sigma Phi, '29; Freshman Counselor, ‘30; Distinguished, '27, ‘28. Page Forty-two KEP ESI RED 8, Agate Sb OKINIGE I eAns: YAGIEae, Sk (C, Tears or smiles—Chemistry or Phystcs— Sink or swim—Mischievous or dignified. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Liter- ary Society, ’28, °29, ’30; International Relations Club, 129) 30: ‘Chemistrys Club, °29; French Club, Treas- urer, “28; Beta Pi Theta, ’30; Literary Editor of THe Tartier, 7°30; Student Government Executive Board, ’29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '30; Distinguished, i o eos Honorary, jscholarship,, 29 730). : i HELEN A BEDENBAUGH, B.S. BATESBURG, S. C. A maid of the Old South—Shifting Kalewd- oscope of moods—Good Housekeeping. Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. AINIE INEZ BELL, A.B. KERSHAW, S. C. Hockey Team—Track Meet—Prose and Poetry—West Potnt—Bon Voyage! Nein Cane At hleticmAssociation: | betas. bt Theta; Winthrop Literary Society; Freshman Gounselorme Oetlockevaibeammunci an elon 29 BOS Wienges Wem, 27, eh, AO, sis atimve Manager, ‘28, ‘30; Wearer of the “W.” VIRGINIA BELLUNE, A.B. ANDREWS, S. C. A modern Portia—A queen of beauty— “The Rosary’ '—Buology. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Masquers; Journeyman; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Prest- dent of Forceps and Scalpel, ‘30; Beta Beta Beta, President, ’30; Choral Society, ‘27; Inter- national Relations Club, °29, °30; Girl Scouts, ‘27; Commencement Marshal; Distinguished, illo Osi Ae Page Forty-three HINES IR BL, FLORRIE JANE BETHEA, A.B. DILLONe Se “Jimmie —‘Pug’’—'' Biologically inclined” —'Stitch in time saves nine’’—''Blondte.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Choral Society, '27, '28, Vice-President; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Kappa Sigma Gamma. Kt BERYL BIGGERSTAFF, A.B. ROGK EIU S ae “Not too sertous, not too gay, but altogether, a jolly good girl.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. [he t FRANCES ELIZABETH BLACK, A.B. GLINTION, iS CG: “Better late than never’'—Pediatric camp— Johnson Hall—Sunday—Meetings. Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Counselor, 29, “3.0; Student Volunteer, ‘27, '28, '29, ’30; Curry Literary Society, ’30; Archimedeans, ’29; For- ceps and Scalpel Club, '30; Girl Scouts, '29, ‘30; Athletic Association. Vet a MARY HELEN BLACKMAN, A.B. PENDLETON, S. C. “Giggles'’—Babbling brooks—Rain clouds tn the dawn—Carlyle and Ruskin. Y. W. C. A.; Curry Literary Society; Ath- letic Association; International Relations Club; Debaters’ League. Page Forty-four REY ESIC Bh, ANNIE LEGARE BLACKWELL, A.B. LAURENS, S. C. Smilin’ Thru—Weaver of Dreams-—Siow motion—Fleecy clouds. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Freshman Cabinet; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Eta Sigma Phi; International Relations Club; As- sistant Photo Editor of THE TATLER, 730; ID. IK. 76.2. 1Ohgatapiunia eye, 4 DAS CVAVEIEAIE TIE ANINRS, 7Al7By STROTHER, S. CG. O. Henry’s—Blowing bubbles—Love birds— “School marcm’’—Winks—‘‘Pointed _heels’’— Blue-eyed Sally. Ye Ws Cy AGe inline csesrinens (eral Scouts; French Club; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Ghigeihetam kappa leaiees lea Cluib: Sa ’ JANIE BLAND, A.B. SUMTER, S. C. “Lucky Jante.” Assistant Business Manager of The Winthrop Journal, ‘29; Chapel Proctor, ‘27; Standards Committee of Federation of Social Clubs; Kalle Techne; Winthrop Literary Society; May Queen into nelewai ter YC WE (Gah S IBM Sy eaones 1 PMove IMVANIPICWE: LOM) TLIMECIS!, al sas MEGGETT, Ss CG: “Patsy’’ — “Mama’’ — “Fatty’’ — Charlotte Bound. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Archimedeans: South Caro- lina Union; Freshman Counselor, ‘30. Page Forty-five AN ESIC HY, MARY MYRTLE BOITER, A.B. TUCAPAU, S. C. Tennis racquet jauntily held—Vagabond— Spirit of rhythm—‘Blue Heaven'’—Kitchenette. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society, '27, 28, ‘29; Bas- ketball Squad, ’29; Beta Pi Theta. WTA oe te SARAH BOLAND, A.B. LITTLE MOUNTAIN, S. C. “Dutch’’—Nice old man—Sleeptng—Kinder- garten—Singing— ‘Bossy.” Winthrop Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; Masquers, Play- ers’ Guild, '30; Kappa Omega Delta. ESTELLE BOOKOU TS AB: ROCKS EI aoa Books, lost and found—-Week-ends—'‘Sticks”’ —Pickles—W 1t—Determination—Originality— Dependable—Sincerity. Athletic Association; Y. W. GC. A.; Curry Literary Society; International Relations Club; Girl Scouts. why —e PA BONNIE LEEY BOOZER ACB: GREER, S. C. “Little Pal’ —Tried and true—A song—A dream—‘ ‘Pippa Passes.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; South Carolinas Unions) Tracke cami 27 cae oetry Seciety. Page, Forty-six KEP RES RE TXT ERS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN BOYLSTON, B.S. BLACKVILLE, S. C. “Jinks ’—Fastidtousness—'‘ Never-give-up’’— Shy violets—Stability. Yo We CG. AC Athletic, Association: Archi- medeans, '29, '30; Freshman Counselor, '30; Delegates to‘'Camp Adger, 30; Beta Alpha. Aa FRANCES BRITT, B.S. MCCORMICK, S. C. Midget—Angel face—Gala affairs—Florida sunsets—A daughter of Solomon. Y. W. C. A.; Curry Literary Society; Girl Scouts; Masqiuens- el RemGe Critic (Une. Gar 2s Secretary, At U. D. C., ’29; Delegate to State U. D. C. Convention, ?28; Johnsonian Staff, ’29; Journal Staff, ’29; Fresh- iN man Counselor, ’28; Beta Alpha; Tau Omega Kappa; Chapel Proctor, ’28, ’29, ’30; Distinguished, ’27, ’28 | sD) ee a MALEANNE BROOKS, A.B. WINNSBORO, S. C. Dollars and cents—Paper and pencils—Work and play. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; South Carolina Union. WILTON BROOME, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Five-Foot-T wo—Eyes of blue—Lavender and old lace—Fellow feelitng—Mathematics. NeW GavALeseAthleticn Association; —Gurry Literary Society; Choral Society, '27; Rural School Improvement Association, Secretary, '30; Archimedeans; Pi Gamma Sigma. Page Forty-seven AI ESIC BH, RUBY EDNA BROWN, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Dependable — Industrious—Amiable—Ambt- ticus —- Humorous —— Accommodating — Dig- nified—U nselfish. International Relations Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. BAGG kt LILLIAN BLAKE BROWN, A.B. BED DON toon Gs Common sense—Dimmed Haven of refuge lights and an open fire—Horseback riding on a shady road. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; College Marshal, '29; Kappa Epsilon; Freshman Counselor, '30; International Relations Club; the Bowling Shieamp @27e y, (he aes MARGARET LUCILLE BROWN, 4.B. QW ROCK Hb rome Calm, unruffled waters—Dignity Persont- fied—Lengthy tresses—Yellow history cards. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Hie MAMIE BROWN, B.S. WINNSBORO, S. C. Absolutely!—In a jiffy—At his best—Baby Face—Greetings!—Leave it be—A little quiz— Need and Necessity. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; French Club; Girl Scouts; Beta Alpha. Page Forty-eight MET AES MBs 8, SUE BROWN, A.B. MULLINS, S. C. Peter Pan—The Campus Spiritt—A Mexican Cavalter—Silver Slippers—On with the dance. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans; College Orchestra; Curry Literary So- ciety; Forceps and Scalpel Club. Hk RACHEL MICHAUX.BRUNSON, A.B FLORENCE On G. “Dime Novels’’—Making Whoopee—July day—Poetry of William Blake. Archimedeans, ‘28, ’29; French Club, ’26:; Girl Scouts, (28; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. PICLZAR EAE eS ORD Ie earArBs GHESTER om Ge Rare perfumes—A white sandbar—A throaty laugh——-The Haunting Blue Danube. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club, '28, '29. MARTHA BURGESS, A.B. MAYESVILLE, S. C. Pink roses in a blue bowl. Ye, We (Ce Bip Jee Swen IPs Walberg ei Eta Sigma Phi; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Athletic Association. Page Forty-nine SHI ES JR SL MARGARET ELIZABETH BURRISS, B.S. ANDERSON, S. C. Calories and food values—Y ellow Jasamine— Thoughtfulness—M usic. Y. W. C. A.:; Chemistry Club; Ellen H. Richards Club; United Daughters of the Con- federacy; Choral Society, '28; Athletic Asso- ciation. SYBIL KATHLEEN BURRISS, A.B. ANDERSON, S. C. Exquisite old laces—Reveries—Rhythmical melody—Fragile beauty; Cupid's dart—wNorth- eastern tendencies. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Choral Society, '28, '29, ’30; Wade Hampton Liter- ary Society; Class Glee Club; South Carolina Union, ’29, ’30; Chapel Choir, ’29, °30; Dis- tinguished, ’28, ’29; Eta Sigma Phi. BUIZAB Ee Dae hoy meAr . SPARTANBURG, S. C. Savoir fatre—Don Quixote—Kid College— My optnion—Roosh—A roaring surf—A Iittle tragedy, a little comedy. Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; French Club; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Debaters’ League; Athletic Association; Beta Alpha Delta. vy) AGNES CALDWELE, A-B. GATAWBA; asa GC, “Viking’—Sunny Side Up—True Blue Lou—The Dance of Ltfe—Joan Crawford. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Beta Tau Gamma; Girl Scouts; Lambda Omega Kappa. ° Page Fifty ROY AEII KET SY Hot, MARY BEANCHE CALVERT, A,B: GREENWOOD, S. C. “Squint '—A_jester—Bathtubs and combs— Wind and Laughing Shadows. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Masquers; Hockey Squad, '28; Hockey Team, '29, '30; Basketball Squad, ’28, ‘29; Senior Tennis Manager. vag oe ee LNA! (CANIN RIEILIL,. Al JB RIGKENS os G, Chattering bird—Alluring—Charlotte—En- thustasm——Gem of the Foothills—Affability— Grace. Pickens Club; Wade Hampton Literary So- ciety; Girl Scouts; South Carolina Union; Ath- leticar Association ame oe Gan Aqwebs ee. Club President, '28. MARY ELIZABETH CARNS, B.S. COLUMBIA, S. C. A soul full of mustc—wNever too busy for friends. Yoo WY, (Cy Ae Mddlese cgocatnons (Crise, Literary Society; Choral Society; Music Club. A heart full of merriment [DAC eOUISEGARODHERS = A05, DANGASTERS o- CG: Wit, dry and unexpected—Animal tamer— Books and more books—T opsy. Wade Hampton Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; South Carolina Union. Page Fifty-one MEH” ESIC BOY RHODA WILKES CARTER, A.B. ROCHILIS Ss = “Philanthropic Rhoda!”’ Wade Hampton Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Beta Tau Club. it RU TESM= GARE RAATB: WALHALIE AR Ou G. “Heart of Gold’’—An indomitable spirit— Strong tndependence—Dreamer of dreams. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Laterary s Ooctet yan 2 a0 ee Oe oe ene SCOUtS Hel Leen ¢ RUBYE MAYBELLE CHISHOLM, A.B. ASIMIEIL: wr (Ex A rare compound—Oddity, frolic and fun-— Mecdest dignity and calm content. Athletic Association; Y. W. €. A.; Gitl Scouts; Archimedeans. tt THEEMAS GHRIS IT Yas: WHITMIRE, S. C. “Christy’’—Black satitn—Garbo | eyes-—Red moons—Confetti and colored lights—In love with Ife. Y.-W. Ce Aix Athletic Association+ Ellen H. Richards Club; Girl Scouts. Page Fifty-two ROI NESEY Sst, TINT ERPS Or’ K Be hive MIELS CLOEWOR THY; A.B. CHARLESTON, «S., C: “A Poet—A Philosopher—A Play-boy—A Jester-——-W 1t—-And a woman.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Liter- ary Society; Hockey Manager, ’27; Hockey Squad, ’27; Swimming Team, ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30; Best Swimmer, ’27; Chapel Proctor, ’27; Freshman Counselor, ’28; Swimming Manager, ’28; Secretary Athletic Associa- tion, 7295) Yo. Wa. GC. A. Cabinet, 729, 730; Journal Staff, ’29; Class Cheer Leader, ’29, ’30; College Cheer Leader, 30; Athletic Board, ’27, ’28, ’29; Wearer of “Ww; Assistant Business Manager Johnsonian, ’30, Class Glee Club; College Glee Club, 7°30; Chapel Choir; Choral Society; Music Club, ’30; International Relations Club, 729, ’30; Eta Sigrna Phi; Masquers, 728, Journeyman, 729, Guild, °30; A. R. C. Examiner; Distinguished, ’27, ’28, ’29; Omicron Alpha Omicron. ee ae VIRGINIA SINGLETON COKER, B.S. HARTSVILLE, S.C. Half back—Guard—Infectious gtin—-Gong— Announcements — Shorthand —‘‘Room bell’s ringing!” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; International Relations Club; Archi- medeans; Beta Alpha; Athletic Board, ’27, ’29, 730; Basketball Manager, °27; Track Manager, ‘29; Hockey Manager, °30; Basketball Captain, ’29; Hockey Meam) “27.728. =2o) 730 Basketball Team, °27, °28 729, °30- Track Team,.’27,°’28, 729; Swimming Team, 28, (29. Hockey, Varsity, 730; Wearer of “Ws; A. R. C, Life Saving Corps; Student Government Execu- tive Board, ’30; Dining Room Chairman, ’30; Secre- tary of Class, ’28; Treasurer of Class shman Counselor, °29; Distinguished Order; Tue TaTuer staff, ’% LELEAUTMAE CODVIN, B:S: DARLINGTON, S. C. Determination to succeed—Temple Bailey's ncovels—A tennis game— ‘The nerve of you.” Curry Literary Society; Gamma Kappa; Beta Alpha; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. THELMA COOK, B.S: WAGENER, S. C. “Rosamunde’’ — Terpsichore Nigra — Nep- tune’s daughter—Orpheus— ‘A Dream of Fair Women.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; President Music Club, ‘30; Class Glee Club; Choral Society, Vice-Presi- dent, ‘29; Music Club, Vice-President, ‘29; Winthrop College Glee Club, Secretary, ‘29; Chapel Proctor, '29; Theodore Presser Schol- arship, ’29; Chapel Choir; Pi Gamma Phi. Page Fifty-three MESH — SIR BH, ELIZABETH WATTS COPELAND, A.B. CLINTON, S:9G, Gold glittering in the sun—Fundamentalist— J onathan—T ents—Camp-fires. Athletic Association; Y.. W..-G Ata RaGe Girl Scouts; R2S: VA: n_ Dix _A i eS 7 Ore ELIZABETH LOUISE CORLEY, A.B. COLUMBIA, S. C. Natve—‘Lights out’’—Saturday’s Shadow— T. T. and C. G.—General History. Y. W. C. A.; Wade Hampton Literary So- ciety; International Relations Club; Athletic Association; Debaters’ League, '28; South Car- olina Union, President, 30; Beta Phi Theta. eS: b= ‘ KATHLEEN ELIZABETH COSTIN, AZB: SUMTER, S. C. Fun-loving “Chellent''—''Scrap''—Sympa- thetic listener—Romantic Dreamer. Yo W.. Ga Ans Athileticu Association; Class Glee Club, '27, '29, '30; President Senior Glee Club; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Choral, ‘27; Masquers; Eta Sigma Phi. a WT _A it JULIA LOUISE COVINGTON, A-B- VAT At Ose Jolly, frank, sin- Friendship, true and tried cere—That’s our Julia. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans. Page Fifty-four ROY ESI KE 8, BVIMIANE UCIEL EB COX. A.B: GREENVILLE, S. C. David Copperfield’s Agnes—Novels—Candy —In Dreamland——A bubble of levity. Y° W. ©. A.; Athletic Association: Eta Sigma Phi. BUGICER COX ALB: WOODRUEF, S. C. “Red''—Clara Bow—Loquactty—Anecdotes —Busy Bee—Steadfastness. YR We GeAa. Athletic Association; Choral Society, '27; Archimedeans, ‘29, '30, President, =) a @ KeMestta me Oy maton Oreste Glib, 29), Sir homorm leeAues lireasuretne 20) President, “310: Forceps and Scalpel, 30; Curry Literary Society. wa 4 SARA CRAIG; A.B; LANCASTER, S. C. Sh! Lights Out—Brambles—ZnO—Open Sesame for Second Floor South. Y. W. GC. A-; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; International Rela- tions Club; Student Government Board, ‘29, 30; House President McLaurin Hall, °30; Brench) Gluby 27. 25.029 Beta Pi MhetayiCor- responding Secretary, ‘30; South Carolina Union, Vice-President, ’29; Distinguished, ‘27, '28, '29; Honorary Scholarship, ‘28. DM WILLIE. LOCKE CRAWFORD, A.B: LANCASTER, S. C. “By gcavy!’’—New dance steps—Exams— Soft, wavy hatr—A student and a friend. Terpsichorean German Club; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Johnsontan Staff, °29, °30; Journal Staff, ‘29; Kappa Epsilon; Distin- guished. Page Fifty-five NEY — ESI BIH, SARA OLA CRIMMINGER, B.S. HEATH SPRINGS, S. C. Haunting Music—Pretty Clothes—Sentor cap —Telephone calls—Saturday walks. Wade Hampton Literary Society, '27; R. S. I. A.; Music Club; Pi Gamma Sigma. KS PLORENCE ELIZABETH -GROPI Es: AIKEN, S: C. “Lavendar and old lace from an_ old-fash- toned story book.” Class Glee Club; Pi Sigma Phi: Chemistry Clubs) Ellens Eis Richards= Club: sive mG Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Masquers; May Queen Attendant, '29. b FRANCES ELIZABETH CURETON, xe PICKENS, S. C. Happy heart—Grand company—Rectpes and patterns. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Ellen H. Richards Club; Winthrop 4-H Club; Pickens Club; Curry Literary Society. MARY CUNNINGHAM CURETON, A.B. CAMDEN, S. C. Gentle hands—A reed swayed by the wind— Dancing—Jumping Jack— A sport roadster “Books make one dull.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Hockey Team, ‘28; Beta Alpha Delta; Track Team, ‘29. Page Fifty-stx REY A ESI RM 8, INA MAE DANIEL, B.S. COWPENS, S. C. Here I am—That you attitude—Clear?— Chocolate bars—Roaring Lion—Cave Man— Dreams—Extra Holidays. Nie V ee Gee AG Athletic sAssociation: (Girl Scouts; Beta Alpha. ik AURELIA HEYWARD DARBY, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. “Rush it up!’’—Bye-bye, memory—Letters and moods—Cozy lI1tttle dream house. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Distinguished, '27, '28; Pi Tau; Debaters’ League. p) Sawa SAYLE DARGAN, A.B. CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C. “Lib’s’’ clear blue eyes reflect the dreams of a little girl who still believes in fatrtes. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Coun- selor, ’29; Assistant Photo Editor of THr TAT er, ’29; Masquers; Winthrop Literary Society; International Relations Club, ’29, ’30, President, ’30; Delegate to International Relations Club Convention, ’29; Debaters’ League, ’30; Grand Committee Debaters’ League, ’30; Eta Sigma Phi; Sigma Kappa Sigma; Federation of Social Clubs; Senior Order, Treasurer. tk EDWINA DAVID, B.S. BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. Baby-face— ‘Come what may’’—Strange fas- cinatton—Her crowning glory. Yow Goes Athletic: Association� Choral Society; Curry Literary Society; R. S. lL A; Music Club; Pi Gamma Sigma, President, '30. Page Fifty-seven REA SIRI ANNIE RUTH DAVIS, A.B. MARION, S. C. Une petité fille—‘‘Miss_ Intellectual’’——Old stand-by—‘‘Press On.”’ Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; Athletic Association; United Daughters of Con- federacy, Reporter, ‘29, Treasurer, '30; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Distinguished, '27; Delta Nu; Debaters’ League. ik- LIDIE DAVIS, A:b: CLINTON OnnGr The Great Stone Face—Faun—Madame Pres- tdent—Made for the tea table. Cheer Leader, '27; Secretary of Student Gov- ernment Association, '28; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’30; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; D. K. Z. Club. ZELIME LaBORDE DAVIS, A.B. GRINTON fs mG: ““Lemie’’—‘‘Serene’’—'‘‘Gonna have tea _ to- night?’’—‘My children.” Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Student Government Board, '30; Curry Literary So- ciety; Masquers; Eta Sigma Phi. Di DA BLANCHE DeLORME, B.S. SUMTER O27 -7C; Dewey flowers—Southern softness—Loyalty —Dignity—Campus deadlines. Freshman Representative on Student Govern- ment Board; Chairman of Campus Committee, ’29; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; K. U. K. Page Fifty-eight ROY ESI EEX 3, SARAH DeLOACHE DePASS, A.B. CAMDEN, S. C. “Little Women’ ’—Water lilies—A clear, calm lake—The night before Christmas—Good music. Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary, ‘29, Vice-President, 30, Second Term President, °30; Hockey Setact “O° Cleyysl Wrociee, 7, 29, “SOE Masquers; Freshman Counselor, °30; Senior Glee Club; Choral Society; Athletic Association; Sigma Omega Delta. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH DERRICK, A.B. ORANGEBURG, S. C. Fourth of dJuly—Swimming—Cinderella— “L’ Allegro’’—‘ Mazurka’’—Liberty—Fatth. ey ae Come meh eticmmassociation™ Wade Hampton Literary Society; Masquers, Ap- prentice 20, 2 7 Journeyman, 28, 29 Pi Epsilon Pi; Vice-President South Carolina Union. ESSIE MAE DICKEY, A.B. COLUMBITAya. CG: “Don’t Disturb’’—A good book—‘‘Let me sleep.” SY ee oe GAG AC DletiGuASSsOGlation wikeiS. kes it RAINE JSMUNLIL, IDIKCIRIS, 185285. DUNBARTON, S. C. Twilight calm—The same here, there, and everywhere—Tea tables. Winthrop Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Ellen H. Richards Club, President, °30. Page Fifty-nine HAIN ESI SH, VIRGINIA DIEHL, A.B. LANCASTER, S. C. Hey-day—John Held, Jr.—Storm-lightning —Fields of corn spread with sunshine—‘“‘Calt- , fornia, Here I Come.’ e International Relations Club, '29; Debaters’ League; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. a azAs ADALENE DODENHOFF, A.B. GREENVILLE, S. C. “New York-Florida’’—Scrtbbling— ‘Clarissa Harlowe’—Summer School dates — Sunday Specta's. 7 Y. W. CGC. A.; Athletic Association; Delta Q Sigma Phi. MARY ELLIE DORN, A.B. ¥ Se McCCoRMICK, S. C. Lover of mustc—Hanging-out place at Winthrop— ‘Frercest’’ of the four B's. Y. W. C. A.; Curry Literary Society; Beta Pbhioel betas Glees Clube? cam 29)me5 Os @horal Society; Music Club; Archimedeans; U. D. C., Registrar, ‘28; South Carolina Union; Chapel Choir. ELIZABETH ERVIN DOUGLAS, A.B. DARLINGTON, S. C. Saucy curls — Summer camp—Overails—— Diana—A cool shaded lake, the mirror for the stars. Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Winthrop Literary Society, Recording Secretary, ’28; Treasurer of Federation of Social Clubs; Athletic As- sociation; Hockey Team, ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30; Basketball leam, “27,26, 29, “oO; hi tack eam yecs er eo oe aos Swimming Team, ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30; Track Manager, °27; Swimming Manager, ’29; Basketball Manager, °30; Basketball Varsity, °’29; Hockey Varsity, 29; Wearer of ‘“‘W”’; Athletic Board, ’29; Vice-President of Athletic Association, ’29; Beta Alpha Delta. Page Sixty MEF VES RE 8, MARGARET MATHESON DOWLING, A.B. BAMBERG, S. C. Art—T emperament — Vivacitty — Humor— High Heels—Charlotte—Nicaragua. � Wade Hampton Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Kalle Techne, Bhs TREN. it CLAUDIA DOWNER, B.S. TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. A hop and a skip—A slow, bashful grin— Outdoor life—Shorthand. International Relations Club, ’29, 30; Girl Scouts, ’30; Home Service Band, ’29, ’30; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Beta Alpha, '30; Charter Member of South Carolina Union. JOHN McKEWN DUKES, A.B. ORANGEBURG, S. C. “Happy Johnnie.” aun Game eeA Chleticu association, walle Techne; Sigma Delta Theta. een ee ANTOINETTE HARRISON EARLE, A.B. CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C. A world of books—Purple Heights—Spring beneath the winter. Ne, We CALS Allens Aeeoyaietnieing I, 1k, (CF Chapel Proctor, ’27; D. K. Z.; Wade Hampton Literary Society, Recording Secretary, ’28. Page Sixty-one A ee ESIC _ Bh, 4 MARGARET EDWARDS, B.S. BATESBURG, S. C. Evening wrap—Calm summer breezes—Ver- satile gentus—Altar of Roses—Paderewskt. Treasurer of Class, ’27; Orchestra, Presi- dent, °30; Tau Omega Kappa, President, ‘29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, °30; Music Club; Chair- man Standards Committee, °30. WK Kt DOROJLA SBE EISmeageo, GREENVILLE, S. C. “Dot’’—A_ shattered bubble—An_ English air—A yellow head—A lover of life. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Choral Society, ’27; Rural School Improvement Asso- ciation, ‘28; International Relations Club, '29, ’30; Debaters’ League; Delta Nu Chapter, 30; Phi Kappa Tau Social Club, President, °30; Federation of Social Clubs, °30. CONWAY, S. C. The beach — Sun-tan — Acrobatics — New books — Pictures —— Philosophy — Sunsets — Dicktie—V ogue. You War Ge Ae Dramaticon@lubsa ViIntbrop Literary Society; Athletic Association; Debaters’ League; A. R. C. Life Saving Corp; Interna- tional Relations Club; Girl Scouts; Editorial Board of The Register. mS iy Sak GLADYS� ER RING ALE: POMARIA, S. C. Good-natured Gladys with her beaming brown eyes. YOuwW. Co Ao sAthleties Association aks os l. A. South Carolinas Unione Use Gee Orr! Scouts. Page Sixty-two KEY AES RE 8, RUTH BLIZABE DTH ESTRIDGE, A.B: BETHUNE, S. C. Latin—M orning watch—U kelele—T eacher— Holidays — Smiles — Loutsiana — Afternoon walk, Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Eta Sigma Phi; Wade Hampton Literary Society. ANNIE MARGARET EVANS, A.B. CAMERON, S. C. “Marg ’—Keeping office—Night before the Fair—Sipping tea—A smoothly sailing ship. Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop Literary Society; Masquers; International Relations Club; Kappa Omega Delta. Sa Y “TAURA FAIR, B.S. ae BEACH ISLAND, “Divinely tall, divinely fair’’ — Colonial Heights—Marshal line—Florence Nightingale— “Blow, blow bubbles.” You Wa CG. As) Winthrop: Literary, Society: Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Chapeleeroctonum 2s i Ww Cranes Cabinets '28, °29; College Marshal, ’29; Chief Mar- shal, °30; Senior Order; President's Council, 30; Tau Omega Kappa. SILIWZNae IMSL TEANIRUE NG, 7315183. KINGSTREE, S. C. Yellow robe—“‘On with the show’’—Butter- flues—Wisteria—Long organdies. Phigoremas Deltas You Wane Ac Vinthrop Literary Society, President, ‘30; President's Council, ‘30; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans. Page Sixty-three SAI _ ESN CL Bh, VIRGINIA LEE FERRELL, A.B. GREELEYVILLE, S. C. Alice Blue Gown—Gentleness—Dainty hand- work—A slow travel. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop 4-H Club, President, '29; Rural School Im- provement Association, Treasurer, '30; Inter- national Relations Club; Curry Literary Society, Girl Scouts. tt MATTIE MAE FEW, A.B. PICKENS, Ss G. “Whistling Pat’’—A scatterer of joy and cheer-—Books—S ports—Artt. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club, °29, '30; South Caro- lina Union, °30; Pickens Club; Girl Scouts, 27 mt) 8 eet eClub a2 ae or VERNA ELIZABETH FITTS, A.B. BRUNSON, S. C. A pal? Yes!—A friend? Yes!—With smiles galore—That’s Verna. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Club. kt EUNICE CATHERINE FLANAGAN, A.B. BOWLING GREEN, S. C. State Fatr—‘‘Bugs’’—‘‘Dreams and schemes” —Week-ends and Sunday afternoons. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Wade Hampton Literary Society. Page Sixty-four KEEP ESI CES BH, IMUAMRUGUNIRUED ID JE WIEIL NGN| IRIE IS AIGISUBIRY, al lsy, IMMEECOWIL, Se (Se Amour des belles lettres—Talking eyes— Hurry—Library— ‘Have Mercy!” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; French Club; Beta Pi Theta; Winthrop Literary Society; Distin- Cuisheda cy sue 2 OMe a OnAsonianmotan, 30% Winner of Physics Handbook, ‘28. ae ead MARGARET EMMALEE FLYNN, A.B. LNBBIEWAILILIE,, S. (Cy Frank Peg. Na ee Cree AU leticu Association -— Class ilockeyaulleam ue 2i.am 20m 2 oe Ol Class. Bas- k@doalil Weal, “27% Wiel Wein, 7, Way, ATE Masquers; International Relations Club; De- baters League; Standards Representative; J8y, AN, 1D): Sa EDNASEOUISES FOS PERV B.S: IMGP, IPQWEASIANGE. Se (Ce Frank stncertty—Deep loyalty—Pure friend- ship—Unassuming strength—Wit—Song. Ye, WW. C. AGS WWhiindovaoyay Ise? SesiGiny: Athletic Association; Class Glee Club; Choral Societyemviusies Clubvs Chapels Choirs 28) 29) 310 Chapels Proctore: 2475) Bresbiman iCabinet: Commencement Marshal, ‘29; College Glee Chl, “283, “PO, AO, lereesicksnie, “SiGe Isheeslovanane Counselor, '29; President Kappa Phi. ot PENELOPE FREELEVIT, A.B. FOUR-HOLE SWAMB, S. C. Tall, swaying lilies—Slender, lighted candles —Cathedral—Distant chimes. Ne Ven Gare amAthletic Association Aw Vie lo: Page Sixty-five “YP ESI Ra BIL, MARGARET FREEMAN, B.S. CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C. Baby-face—Vivacious “‘Peggy''—Dame Fash- ton—Two at a fireside. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Freshman Cabinet, °27; Handbook Staff, ‘27; Wade Hampton Literary Society, '27, '28, '29; Cam- pus Committee, '29; Dosti-Ki-Yangier Club. VIVIAN J. GAINES, A.B. TOWNVILLE, S. C. Peppy—‘‘Vive’’—Swim Girl Swim—Endur- ance dancer—-The “‘Bugologist.”’ Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop Literary Society; Forceps and Scalpel Club. MARY ELIZABETH GARRETT, B.S. BELTON, S. C. ‘‘Betty’’—-Football—Sleepy-hollow — Paint- ing dream pictures—Condescending, cool, and calculating. Y. W.C. A.; Athletic Association; Phi Delta Xi, President, °30; Ellen H. Richards Club; Representative to Federation of Social Clubs. GLADYS LUCILLE GENOBLE, A.B. PACOLE I wom Ge Resolution and will-power—‘‘Evelina’’— ‘“ Frenchie’’—‘‘Firm of Grin and Barret.” Page Sixty-stx LOPES CET IZA ae OMAS GE Isl YSaeATB: NOC lalitiiy, S, C, Sidney Carton—Wit—Happiness—Ambitions and their realizatton—Friendliness. NV Greco me thetic Association. — Curry Literary Society; French Club, ’27; Archi- medeans, °28, 29; Chairman of Town Girls. SARA BOULWARE GETTYS, A.B. CAMDEN, S. C. Sapphire sky and an edge of cloud—Mucro- scope—Slides—HCL. Y: W. C. A’; Athletic Association; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Delta Gamma; Chemistry (Cline. 7 JESSIESGIBGHRIS i eAyb: IN@e@lk Intibit, SL A startling glow of sunset—Htikes—Kindetr- garten—Keats. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans. ik IRENE REBECCA GILLAM, A.B. DENMARK, S. C. Pugnabisne libenter?-—dJogging along—' Blue Heaven’’—T ow-head—Baby Gillam. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society, Corresponding Sec- retary, 29; Eta Sigma Phi; Alpha Gamma Pi; International Relations Club; Secretary Senior Cless, “SOe Ise asilonll, 27, “Uts, 29, Page Sixty-seven E- — ESI BL, GAR A KEK DOROTHY JEAN GILREATH, A.B. WESTMINSTER, S. C. Meetings—Arguments — Extra-curricular ac- tivities—One grand rush—Music, her “him.” Curry Literary Society, Treasurer, ’29; Glee Club, Vice-President, ’28; Chapel Choir; Music Club; French Club; Charter Member of Beta Pi Theta, ’30; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’30; International Relations Club; Eta Sigma Phi, Secretary, ’29, Vice-President, °30; Dis- tinguished, ’28, ’29, ’30; Commencement Marshal, ’29. ht MARY ELEANOR GOODALE, B.S. CAMDEN, S. C. Sunshine on a restful lake—A lounge, an open fire, and a novel—Charlotte. Y. W. CGC. A.; Winthrop Literary Society; Athletic Association; Beta Alpha; Beta Alpha Delta; Archimedeans. ANNIE LEE GOODING, A.B. HAMPTON, S. C. Sun peeking from ‘behind the clouds—Bones and Bones—Hikes—Field trips. YY: Ws CG. Avs AthleticAssoctation = Gurry Literary Society; South Carolina Union; Girl Scouts, ’29; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Tri Beta. BIRETANSGOODEE MT Te.bis: TRAVELERS’ REST, S. C. The charm of Cleopatra—Sweetness of the nightingale. Beta Omega Kappa, Secretary; Y. W. C. A.; Curry Literary Society; Chemistry Club; Ellen H. Richards Club. Page Sixty-eight MOY NED EY 8, JEIDIINSL IBAWE (GRUNNAR, Wee CHESTER, S. C. Moltére, Racine, and Cornetlle—Good deeds— Ode to Duty—Unruffled Waters. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Distin- guished, °27; Curry Literary Society, Corre- sponding Secretary, '30; Charter Member of Theta Omega Chapter of Beta Pi Theta; Fresh- man Counselor, '30. ars ated LENALG eGREENE, B.S: HARTSVILLE, . C. Dresden chtna—Sleepy Vailley—A _ stately Guinevere—Lavender and Old Lace. a Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Chemistry aN Club; Ellen H. Richards Club. AE a Care BUIZABETH GREEN, A°B: IRGOK Iahtiiin, S, (cy Demure blue eyes—A fragile bit of chitna— A dreamer. Ne WV Cy AL sAthletic Association: MYRTLE GREEN, B.S. MURBEVICE Eaton Musical Myrtle—The essence of efftciency— Womanliness. Chemistry Club, '29, °30; Winthrop College Aeolel (Cliniey, “27, “isi, WS), “a0. lexreayekini,, SOF Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Girl Scouts, 27; Choral Society; Ellen H. Richards Club, DS, Tih, “2K: Page Sixty-nine Ca, Bh, VIRGINIA ALMA GREEN, A.B. TURBEVILLE, S. C. Sparkling brown eyes, fun in the atr—Sober brown eyes, work 1s near. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society, '29, ’30; Beta Beta Beta, Vice- President, ’30; Winthrop 4-H Club, ’27, ‘28, ‘29, °30; Forceps and! Scalpel Club,� 297 53.03 FRANCES WALTON GREER, A.B. PAGOLET? SaaG: Wisdom of Minerva—Classic dignity of the Temple of Vesta—Thirst for true knowledge. Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Counselor, “29, “30; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary rl Society; Eta Sigma Phi U: D2 3G; Page vat General U. D. C. Convention, Biloxi, Miss., ’29. ¢ MARGARET SOUTHERLAND GREY, B.S. CLOVER, or G, Romance—Laughing eyes—‘' Desert Song’’— “The Greeks’’—‘The Office’’—Ingenutty. Athletic Association; Y¥.. W. Gs Av: Beta Alpha; Wade Hampton Literary Society. SUE CLAUDIA GRIFFIN, A.B. BELTON, S. G; “Tootste’’—‘Rock of Ages’’—Arm _ chatrs and cushtons—Blue sktes. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club, ’29; Girl Scouts, '29. Page Seventy MEP ESI ESB Ssh, MAMIE GULLEDGE, B.S. OES IBM, Sy, (CE California poppies — Whispering pines — Fighting till the last whistle blows. Glasspijockeya beam 26,8 275 20-5 Basket- loyvbl Sewer, “7 3 Gish Geos, 7 2 Ve, Wo (6 Ja os Red Cross, ’27, ’28; International Relations Club, ’29; President Beta Alpha, ’29; Athletic Association; Swimming Squad, ‘26. VIRGINIA GUY, A.B. LORS, Se CE. The Devil's playmate—Bubbling brook— Playing out at night—A regular Guy. Senior Glee Club; College Choir; Choral So- ciety; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Archi- medeans; Beta Tau. p) La HELEN HAGOOD, A.B. AYNOR, S. C. Busy Helen. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Class Hockey Team, ’27, ’28, °29, 30; Varsity Hockey Team, 730; Wearer of ‘“‘W’; Swimming Team, ’27, ’28; Track Team, -27, 28, “29; Masquers, ’27, °28, °29: Journey- man, °30; I. R. C.; Junior-Senior Debater; Debaters’ League; Order of Strawberry Leaf; Chapel Proctor, 727; College Marshal, ’29; Winthrop Literary Society; Circulation Manager of Johnsonian; Kalle Techne Club; Terpischorean German Club; Sigma Omega Delta. —_ Wirt aed MARILOU HAMILTON, B.S. ORE MAMIE, Se Sherlock Holmes—Petité Jolie—V egetartan— Little Men—Cook—Cat. Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Executive Board of Student Government, ‘29; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Page Seventy-one AN ESE Bh, ELIZABETH SITGREAVES HARTIN, A.B. SUMTER, S. C. Perpetual motion—Pink-checked gingham and organdy—Morning glories. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Corresponding Sec- retary French Club, ‘29; International Rela- tions Club; Treasurer Wade Hampton Literary Society, ‘29; Freshman Counselor, °30; Dis- tinguished, ‘27, '29; Beta Pi Theta; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class, ‘30. hk JENNY MALVIN HEISS, A.B. GLIOj ee A lined bookcase—A Morrts chair—Walking tours — Thucydides—Silvery-green mermatd— Hawatt. Curry Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Masquers; International Relations Club; U. D. C.; Debaters’ League, President of Delta Nu; Distinguished, °29. ¢ MARGARET KATE HENDRICKS, (SS DUNCAN, S. C. Baby-talk—Hockey | sttch—Davidson—Chat- ter-box——Newspapers—Blue Boy. Y. W. C. A.; Masquers; International Rela- tions Club, Treasurer, ’30; Winthrop Literary Society; (27,0 20) blockeyarleam ac 0p eu. me 0; ‘29; Debaters’ League, Chairman Grand Com- mittee, ™30, Delta Nu; Order of the Straw- berry Leaf. ee CELIA KATHERINE HENDRIX, A.B. LEXINGTON, S. C. Soul of witt—Friend indeed Violet’’—Dependable “‘Kap.”’ “Shy Little International Relations Club; Winthrop Lit- erary Society; South Carolina Union, Treas- urer, «295 Yo Wie Co Age mlDebaterseum league: Delta Nu; Athletic Association. Page Seventy-two REP ULES RE 8, JULIEASY ERMELLE HENDRIX, A.B. LEXINGTON, S. C. Lovable lover—‘‘The Rosary’’—Rush bound —Industrious—Literary “Mel.” International Relations Club; Archimedeans; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Winthrop Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Alpha Gamma Pi; Ath- letic Association; Distinguished, ‘28. MARION HIERS,. A.B. ROUNDIEO SS. CG: A winter tree straight against a blue sky—A beltever tn the beauty of realitty—-A unity of essentials. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; House President of Bancroft ,’30; Curry Literary Society, Recording Secretary, ’29; Standards Committee, ’30; Student Vol- unteers; Bowling Team, ’28; Journal Staff; Beta Beta Beta; Beta Pi Theta; Phi Delta Xi; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Delegate to Student Volunteer Confer- ence, 730; Distinguished, ’27; Choral Society, ’28. a é) ey MARTHA PERMELIA HIERS, A.B. HAMPTON, S. C. Seventeen—TIwittering of birds—Ships be- calmed at night—Sun peeking from the clouds. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; South Carolina Union; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Girl Scouts. kt DOROTHY L. HIGHTOWER, A.B. DENMARK, S. C. Orchestras—Class songs—A coquette—Pretty clothes and good times—Dependability. Girl Scouts, ‘27; Freshman Commissioner, '28; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Athletic Association; Eta Sigma Phi; Alpha Gamma Pi; VO, WG, Aas Seewiainy Aides: Griie I2, ZEis Glee Club; Choral Society; ‘Winthrop Spinsterssas12o7 29) 5.0 Class) Pianist Page Seventy-three AYN ESI RE BL, JESNAVVASHTIT HIE ASG: DARLINGTON, S. C. Lavender and old lace—A room flooded with music—A sewing basket—Sparkling laughter. Y. WG) AY Athletic Association? Curry Literary Society, 27, '28, ’29, 30; Winthrop 4-H Club; Secretary South Carolina Union, ‘30. MARTHA STEWART HINSON, A.B. LANCASTER, S. C. Dignity oft assumed—Kuindergarten—Jolly chuckles. Y. W. C. A.; Wade Hampton Literary So- ciety, Vice-President, °30; I. R. C.; South Car- olina Union; Athletic Association; Debaters’ League, ‘28. FRANCES BSTELLE HIT, AcB: GROSS Hie ome Full-o'-pep—dJazz band—Snap-shots—Boy- ish bob—Chemistry lab—Pulling dingles. Chemistry Club; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Curry Literaryaooctetyrs Yo W eae oe GATHOLEA HOLLMAN, A.B. JOHNSTON, S. C. Blushes and red roses—Nuightmares and ghosts—WNeatness and good tastes. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Beta Pi Theta. Page Seventy-four GRACE VIRGINIA HOWLE, A.B. DARLINGTON, S. C. Devotee of Morpheus—Kindergarten—N ov- els—-H uh-h-h—Placidity—Work, but play too! Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; French Club; South Carolina Union, °30; Winthrop 4-H Club; Hockey Squad; 26, 28, 29: ht. Sa MILDRED HUGGINS, A.B. TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. Evening — Fountain — Y outh — Wisdom— Pretty clothes and dainty waltzes. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Club; Forceps and Scalpel Club; South Carolina Union; Debating League, Delta Nu. S ) ) ws GRACE MARGARET HUNT, B.S. IBUNSILIENG Sy (EC A Shakespearian confidante—A _ pillar four- square—And charm with it all! Atheltic Association; %. Wa CC. Aj Wade Hampton Literary Society; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Freshman Counselor, 20; Debaters’ League. ANNA SERENA HYDE, A. B. CHARLESTON, S S. C. Laughing eyes—Gullah—Ocean spray—T ruty —Seintillating natvete—Dependability. Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop Literary Society; Archimedeans; Masquers; Secretary of Junior Cleese We WC. Me (Calne, “AO, “SOY dnrease urer, “30; Swimming Team, ‘27; Swimming Manager, 30; A. R. C. Life Saver and Exam- iner; Athletic Association; Pi Lambda Kappa. Page Seventy-five RO — DIRE OHH ELIZABETH B. HYMAN, B.S. DARLINGTON, S. C. Somebody's stenog.—‘‘Lone-hand’’ — South Amertca—T tre—Letters. Athletic Association; Beta Alpha, Treasurer, '30; Stenographer Winthrop Journal; Girl Scouts; Winthrop Literary Society; President Delta Epsilon Kappa. kt LILLIE MAE INMAN, A.B. UNION, S. C. Mustcal—Face to face—Soul of wit—Reso- lute—Independent. French Club, '27, '28; Athletic Association; YPaW i GaeA BETTY JACKSON, B.S. ROCK HIE Sm Ce Gracious—Lovely of manner—Versatile— Practical — Imaginative — Vivactous — Keen— Alert. Yo Wa Gar Aye Freshman Counselor so Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’29; Committee for S. C. State Students’ Retreat, 30; Distinguished, '27; Masquers; Business Manager of Johnsonian, '30; Senior Order; i, O. Kae Be Se] Da GClub sAth= letic Association; B. A. Club. HORTENSE JAMES, A.B. CAMERON, S. C. Greek Goddess—Old Chitna—Apple Blossoms —Cool Twilights. Eta Sigma Phi; Athletic Association; Win- throp Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. Page Seventy-stx KEI ESI RE GD, J ane ae MARIE JAMES, A.B. LAMAR, S. C. Spicit of dignity—Qutet determination—Iron firmness. You Vee GaAs Athletic Assoctation:s Archi- medeans, ‘29, 30; Forceps and Scalpel Club, BE), “BO. MARY ALICE JEPFFORDS, B.S. DARLINGTON, S. C. Clicking typewrtter—Firelight—Books—Gay embroidery—Old-fashioned garden — Beautiful friendships. Curry Literary Society, ‘27, ’28, ’29; Girl Saowis, “295 “Pse Ieccloivantyelewnxy, “Paty, PAO) Yeo Wa KC5 AMC leis allover, 7 3)(0)) S ) Lee FRANCES MURRAY JENNINGS, B.S. GREENWOOD, S. C. Indifferent Frances! Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Sigma Delta Theta. MARGARET MARY JOHNS, A.B. WESTMINSTER, S. C. Swimming pool—Ringing laughter——Camp- ing—Book-shelves—Gingham curtains. Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; Executive Board of Student Government Asso- ciation, “30; Distinguished, “27, '28, 29; In- ternational Relations Club; Masquers; Eta Sigma Phi. Page Seventy-seven APN ESI C4 Bh, MABEL OLIVIA JOHNSON, A.B. WILSON, S. C. Logarithms—Curves—Compass—T rees white ' in the moonlight—Laughter—Math? It’s easy! Ys W..) Ga Awe Curry) EiteratyanSoctenvae Archimedeans. MARY BOUCHILLON JOHNSON, A.B. WINNSBORO, S. C. “The Minister's Daughter.” Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Club; Wade Hampton Liter- ary Society; Hockey, '27. ANNA JONES, A.B. ROCK EI ims iG. Independent Anna—Helen and Bruddie—Vir- ginia Beach—Anne D.—‘‘Tan.”’ Y. W. C. A: Athletic Association; Girl Scouts. LIELIE- MAE JONES? A.B: RIDGELAND, S. C. “Doubting Thomas’; Browntng—Chatter- ing Magptes—Your Favorite Novel—Flooded Stream. Yo Wa Gy eAG: vAthiletic pAssocation am vade Hampton Literary Society; Girl Scouts; Junior Bowling Team; Winthrop College 4-H Club; Prench Club; Student Poetry Society; Debaters’ League; Distinguished, ’27. Page Seventy-eight MCF ESI RCE _ 8, MARTHA ELIZABETH JONES, A.B. ABBEVILLE, S. C. Subtle humor—Loyal friend—Good sport— Generous nature—Dependable student. Nein © Ae met hleticn eAssociationias Wade Hampton Literary Society; International Rela- tions Club; Phi Tau Debating League; Alpha Gamma Pi. MARY WALKER JONES, A.B. INCCOWU, Se G- Red hair ribbons—Haunting music—Pale odrgandy—Soft draperies—Tea tables. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Club; Debaters’ League, Delta Nu; Lambda Phi Alpha. RACH EL ONES = Bard: MARION, S. C. Merry as the merriest—Cheerful yesterdays— Confident tomorrows—A la mode. Girl Scouts; Ellen H. Richards Club; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Kappa Phi Tau. MARGARET EUNICE JORDAN, B.S. RICHBURG, S.C: ‘Lavender and old lace'’’-—Floating strains of music—Calmness of deep waters—Ships—Lucky Peggy! Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Music Club. Page Seventy-nine SAIN ESIC HT, VIRGIE KEATON, A.B. ANDERSON, S. C. Blithe countenance—Merry little elf—A canary. Y. W2 Gs A.es Athletic Association; =Archr- medeans; R. S. I. A.; Choral Society; Glee Club; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Delta Gamma, President, °30. h GLADYS GCLEONFKELRE YoeAcb: SENECA WO ye: Pride and prejudice—Happiness—''Sonny ’— Diving—Promptness—Southern Pines. Athletic Association; Student Government Executive Board; Curry Literary Society; USD. Gus W..GarAe Kappa Uipsilonskappas 2 — Lon eee Colleges Viarshalam ao) ee t MARTHA HELEN KENNEDY, A.B. ey SHARON, S. C. Book in the ltbrary—Five o'cloch—Poppy— Jonathan—WN otebooks. Y. W. C. A.; Curry Literary’ Society; Eta Sigma Phi. NELLE KINARD, B.S. ROCK eames A voice of rich resonance—Mischievous eyes —Keen wit—Distingutshed. YW. GoyAs Distinguishedy 2 6a2.6. oe °30; Winthrop Glee Club; Winthrop Choral Society; Chapel Choir; Masquers, Journeyman; French Clubs) 9-5) Glubsebwno nl Dae lub A. R. C. Life Saving Corps; Honorary Schol- arship, '28. Page Eighty KEP ESI RE PREDRICA KIRKLAND, A.B. CAMIDIEN, SS. (C- Humorous eyes—Frank reserve—An English manor—Sailboats—Philosophy — Mimic— ‘Ye Olde Variety Shoppe.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; I. R. C. tt GUARAVIWAE RIZERS A-B: AKON TanOeit, Se Florence—Rudolph— ‘Board Member’’—Blue and ,Gold — “Little .Wing’’ — Basketball— Hockey. No We Gee Aa: Athletic sAssociation=� Delta Sigma Phi; House President of Roddey Hall, ‘30; Basketball Team, ’28, ’29, ’30: Hockey ‘Weaben, “SE, “Se Wilexseiuicsns, “27k PASS KS). PHO): LENORA A. KNIGHT, B.S: SUMTER, S. C. Physics—Desert nights—Christmas candles— Cress-word puzzles—Little Miss Muffet. Chemistry Club; South Carolina Union: Ellen H. Richards Club; Federation of Social Clubs saeathleticuvAssociation’s Ya. We CG. Ac: Wade Hampton Literary Society; Pi Epsilon Pi. t REBA KNOT IS, A.B: INORDEGu Oma Ge A rippling laugh—‘Bones’’—Protozoan— Little Store—Nights—Firelight gleams. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Gamma Sigma. Page Eighty-one YI ESI Ra Bh, WILMA PERRYCLEARE KNOTT S, A.B. NORTH, S. C. Cultures—Slides Globules of light in a dull and silent sea. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Gamma Sigma. Rainbow after the storm— beAvd MARY L. KNOX, A.B. SENECA, S. C. Loving and loved— ‘Westward Ho'’—Trust- worthy—Capable—Ever-Ready Mary. Masquers; Y. W. C. A.; International Rela- tions Club; Debaters’ League, Delta Nu; Ath- letic Association; Curry Literary Society. SARA KNOX, AB. GLINTON ose Pines on the hillstde—Htstory notes—Pic- tures—Henry of Navarre. International Relations Club; Debaters’ League; Y. W. C. A.; Beta Omega Kappa. lc LEROY BURGESS LANGSTON, A.B. COLUMBIA sO we. Queen Elizabeth—Into the Unknown—Shep- herd Shakespeare—Golden hair. Y. W.-C. A.; Curry Literary Society; College Marshal, °27; Eta Sgima Phi; International Re- lations Club; Girl Scouts; Athletic Association. Page Etghty-two PAULINE LAYTON, A.B. INDUSISHN SIDS, Se Cel. Sunlight in golden hatr—Brusque friendli- ness—Jolly wit—-Winsome and dignified. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Curry Literary Society. ae VERNA MAE LEE, A.B. ISBINIE, By. KE Beethoven and Chopin — Oratoria — Victor Hugo—‘‘Birds in the Trees.’ Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Forceps and Scalpel Clubs R2S, I, “A.: Chapel Choir: Choral Society; Glee Club. ) JULIAN CALHOUN LEMON, A.B. BARNWELL, S. C. “Footlights' ’—“‘‘ Abie’ ’—‘‘ Adventure Calls’’— Coffee and hunts — Plans ——- Costumes — Calm executive. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Choral Society; Class Glee Club; Dramatic Club; International Rela- tions Club, ’29; Winthrop Literary Society, Secretary, ‘28; Chapel Choir; Poetry Society, ’30; Swimming Team, ’28, ’29; President of Junior Class; President's Council, ’29, ’30, President, °’30; President Student Government Association, °30; Member ex-Officio Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, °30; Student Government Delegate to Sophie Newcomb College, ’29, and Bucknell Univer- sity, ’29; President of Senior Order; Pi Lambda Kap- pa; Club Standards Committee, °30; Distinguished, ? a ] bvAS4 SS JENIN Ee viobemleaSolel Sb aeAuvps NOOK Inhitin, S.C. Miss Witticism—History shark—Petiteness itself—Sunny Side Up—lIndependence. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Club; Kappa Epsilon Pi; Curry Literary Society; Debaters’ League. Page Eighty-three SI ESI RL SL HARRIET BOWIE LEWIS, A.B. UNION, S. C. Sue — “‘Sleepy’’ —— Giggles — Landscapes— Winnsboro—Palmistry—Guttar—Scotch. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans, '28, ’29. Sth KATE BOWIE LEWIS, B.S. UNION, S. C. Straight hair—Brown eyes—Witch hazel— Hula-hula — Saturday Evening Post — Good times. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Beta Alpha. GENEVIEVE LIMEHOUSE, A.B. “ i ORANGEBURG, S. C. Jap—Lazy stride —Smiles—Hockey—Basket- ball—Pocahontas—“Chink.”’ Athletic Association; Class Hockey Team, Yip i FRY 2) eine se PL, Vevastae, 2): Class Basketball Team, ’27, '28, '29, ’30, Man- ager, 28, Varsity, ‘27, '28, ’29, ’30; Manager Swimming, ’27; Track, ’27, '28; Vice-Presi- dent Athletic Association, '30; Athletic Editor of THE TATLER, 730; Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop Literary Society; Athletic Board, '27, ’28, ’29, 30; Wearer of ‘‘W’’; Phi Sigma Delta. tt MARGARET LINLEY, B.S. ANDERSON, S. C. Charming Skeet. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Ellen H. Richards Club; Sigma Omega Delta. Page Eighty-four LOIN EIB —- 8, FIRM ERS W Oe K SARA LIPSCOMB, B.S. GAFFNEY, S. C. | A lighted lantern—Days of cheer—The qift of song—Originality. Music Club; Athletic Association; Winthrop Choral Society; Winthrop College Glee Club; Qlass Giles Olinioe (Giwal Seoruimse WC Wo (GE. 5 Kappa Phi Tau. VWittib MAE LID TE BRIELD, AB. INMAN, S. C. Alertness—Lover of the country—Happy- go-lucky—Home and fireside. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Distinguished, ’27, '29; Archimedeans; Forceps and Scalpel Club. ILIVZAANBIE IOS ILSONVAIM, 18}.5). SUMTER, S. C. “Libba’’—F ood—Cafeteria—Saturday after- noons—No reclining—McDowell—Seamstress. Class Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer, °28; Choral Society; Chapel Choir; Ellen H. Rich- ards Club; Chemistry Club; Campus Commit- tee; Kappa Upsilon Kappa, President, 930. Kk FLORENCE RUTH MARKERT, A.B. NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. Age of Innocence—Autumn woods—Straw rides—Japanese art brush. Ne We GueALeeeAthleticmAssociation Wade Hampton Literary Society; Kalle Techne, ’28, 129; Freshman Counselor, 29; D. K. Z.: Beta Pi Theta. Page Eighty-five FRANCES JOSEPHINE McALISTER, A.B. PENDLETON, S. C. Last word—Teacher's pet—yYellow slips— Lawyer—Saturday nights—Clemson. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; International Relations Club: South Carolina Union; Debaters’ League; 4-H Club. DESSIE O. McCONNELL, B.S. BELTON Mio. ws Cook books—Sewing baskets—-Clemson— Babytsh votce—Dancing feet. Y. W. G. A.? Athletic Association: Ellen H. Richards Club; Masquers. EDNA McCOWN, A.B. ANDERSON, S. C. A goal—Don't crowd her—Caterpillars— The Freshmen—Always ‘‘Pinkte.”’ Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Archimedeans; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Freshman Counselor, 30; Dis- tinguished, ‘29. i MARGARET OUIDA McCOWN, A.B. FLORENCE, S. C. Good-natured girl—A_ girl and a book— Everybody's shelter tn time of trouble. Member of Student Government Executive Board, ‘29; Commencement Marshal, ‘29; Archimedeans; Y. W. C. A.; Curry Literary Society. Page Eighty-stx MC NESSIE SARA McCRARY, A.B. PENDLETON, S. C. “Pollyanna’’—Oak_ trees—Robins—‘‘Il_ Pen- seroso. Ne Vn Cee Lite ClubsasLorceps sand Scalpel Club; Chemistry Club; South Carolina Union; Girl Scouts; Basketball Squad, ’°29; Bowling Team, ‘29. MARGARE ) SEMELIA McCUTCHEN, A.B. BISHOPVILLE, S. C. “Babe Ruths’'’—Red-headed men—Craw — “Toggte’ —-Poppy—Permissions. Glass Glee Club, 27,7 28, 29, °30: Choral Docetym 5 Zon Collese Glee Club), 29, 30: Treasurer Senior Glee Club; I. R. C.; Debaters’ Weacuem cam 6 © mAn ss Sioman Deltas Wheta. ETHEL IOLA McDONALD, A.B. GREENVILLE, S. C. “Parley-vous francatse’—Lantern — slides— Conversatton—Rousseau—Rip Van Winkle. AthleticayAssociatione ) euWa (Gs Acs) Wade Hampton Literary Society; Girl Scouts, '28; Sophomore Glee Club, ‘28; Student Poetry So- ciety; Debaters’ League; French Club, Treas- urer, 29; Beta Pi Theta, Vice-President, ’30; Distinguished, '27, ‘29. JOHN T. McDONALD, A.B. KERSHAW, S. C. kal Ratioe am lee Hlockeyeue Sam 510 basketballya27.8 288 3.0% Track, ‘27, ’28; Sophomore Representative on Athletic Board, °28; Wade Hampton Literary Societys sy. W. ©. Ars “Athletic Association’ Beta Tau. Page Eighty-seven LUCY PRIDE McDONALD, A.B. GHESTER,. 9. GC: Laughing brown eyes—April—A kid's party —An elf—The King’s Jester—T hrills—Jachte Coogan—Camaraderie. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Track Team, ‘27: Tennis Manager, ‘28; Swimming Team, ‘28; Glee Club, ‘27, ’28, ’29, '30, Vice-President, 27 lo Re Gueotandardss Gommittee: 5 0s ale TATLER Stata. 2.0) a bsisebi MARY HELEN McDOWELL, A.B. CAMPOBELLO, S. C. Library haunter — Reference books — Five o'clock—S partan—Do-or-die. Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; Athletic Association. ¢ LETA McINTYRE, B.S. a EIQ. a a A shorthand notebook—The click of type- writer keys—A staunch friend. Y. W. C. .A.; Athletic Association; South Carolina Union; I. R. C.; Beta Alpha. KATHARINE McKAIN, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Reliable algebra shark — Determination — Pluck—Devilish, but not dangerous. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Gamma Sigma. Page Eighty-eight REP ESI EET FS, MARY McKINNEY, A.B. BASIER Ya non. The love of a Sidney Carton for fellow stu- dents—Dependable as the sturdy oak—A favor- tte of Venus. Y. W. C. A.; Winthrop Literary Society; International Relations Club, Secretary, °30; South Carolina Union, Secretary, ‘29; Delta Nu Debating Society; Debaters’ League, Mem- ber of the Grand Committee, °30; Alpha Gamma Pi, Vice-President, ’30. hk LOUISE GREGORIE McLELLAN, A.B. SUMTER, S. C. Virginta—Jansen—Devil food cake—Walk- ing and dreaming—Math. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Wade Hampton Literary Society, °27, ’28; Interna- tional Relations Club; Archimedeans, Treasurer, 30; Alpha Gamma’ Pi, Treasurer, “30. g) gar ELIZABETH McMASTER, A.B. WINNSBORO, S. C. Petite Tid. ' Winthrop Literary Society; Athletic Associa- iesae YC, Wie (Co JAG lOhGuuoebomocel, “27 , 20s Erenchm@lub ec 20 beta ie beta.) 30. Archimedeans, '29, °30, Vice-President, '30. en ae MILDRED McPHERSON, A.B. FLORENCE, S. C. “Mil’—Dimples—Among_ the bookshelves —Mischievous smile—Forget-me-not. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Interna- tional Relations Club; Gamma Kappa; Curry Literary Society. Page Etghty-nine HAIN ESI BL GARY KOEN MARION MACKAY, B.S. ORANGEBURG, S. C. “Viv'’ — Sleeping — Swimming — Football gumes—Inditherence—Reading. Yo Wo CHA. Betasenlphasstorcepsmand Scalpel Club; Athletic Association; Kappa Omega Delta. MILDRED MANNING, A.B. (Sl 1Osp om Ge “A shy Itttle violet’—Brown eyes—‘‘Cross- bone skull’’—Dauvid. Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; Athletic Association; United Daughters of Con- federacy; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Federation of Win- throp Social Clubs; Kappa Sigma Gamma; P1 Tau Debaters’ League. ANGELINE ELIZABETH MARTIN, A.B. FOUNTAIN INN, S. C. Golden sunshine—Yellow paper—History notebooks—Stately oaks—Baltimore Orioles. Yo Wie Guan “AthletierAssociatton: lem hem me Curry Literary Society; Choral Society; Glee Club; Debaters’ League; Phi Tau. ft ELIZABETH MARTIN, A.B. DONALDS, S. C. “Really, now?’’—Clear crystal—Book worm —Wagons with stars. YY, We G.A.: Curry Literary Society. 28: '29, ’°30; Winthrop 4-H Club, ’27, ’28; Ath- letic Association; South Carolina Union, ’30; Distinguished, ’29, Page Ninety REY AES RMB 8, GENEVA MARTIN, A.B. BLACKSBURG, S. C. Dreams—Air-castles—Gazing in a_ crystal ball. Ve ee Ge AGEe EA DleticmAssociatlony @urry: Literary Society; Girl Scouts; Archimedeans; French Glubs) Beta Pi Wheta. tk JENN SeIZAB Ea Ee VIAN Sa eAsB;: MAYESVILLE, S. C. “Babe’’ — Coquette — ‘Clover’? — Merry laughter—The beauty of Paris's Helen. Ne cen © rere NCD eLicamASSOClation a twural School Improvement Association; Commence- ment Marshal, ‘29. a 4 ’ ihe wees EVELYN MAYFIELD, A.B. GREER, S. C. Veritas — Sunshine —— Ramona—Red hatr— Diana —Rhyme and rhythm. We, WW. ©€s Ano BuBalleire ANssoeieieerns IFN Gamma Phi. Hee as Osa ie bea ME OLIN: 2AB. BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. © Pretty clothes—-Chattering Magpies—Night life—‘‘Adventure calls.’ Nae Go ern Nt letiGuAssociationice lee hum Gnas Giee Olu, 87, 28, “29s Ooo Sowa Chapel Choir. Page Ninety-one MIG ESI RST BY, MATTIE” WEBB) MEGGETT, A‘: CHARLESTON, S. C. Laughing, spark- Lovable personality. AthletiomAssoctatton: my sme ae Conner ae Class Glees Clubs 4.Chapels Choir, 3 Osea Rea Gata Sigma Phi; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Winthrop Literary Society; Kappa Epsilon Pi, Presi- dent, °30. Vivacious, yet a dreamer ling brown eyes ik HELEN MOZELLE MILLER, A.B. SPARTANBURG, S. C. “Home for week-end’’—'‘O-rton’’—‘‘ Baby Ben’’—‘‘Memory book.” AthleticeAssoctation: amicus Wwe me emer] 7 Scouts, ‘28; Archimedeans, '28, '29; Forceps and Scalpel Club, ‘29. BS i IDAV MAE, MIPEER SAB: JONESVILLE, S. C. Air-castles—Care not—A sparkle of wit—At the Farr! Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; Forceps and Scalpel Club, '29, '30; Winthrop 4-H Club, ’29; Lambda Omega Kappa; Rural School Improvement Associa- tion, 29. ie MARTHA MILLER, A.B. HICKORY GROVE, S. C. Will Rogers—Rose in Bloom—Elizabeth Bennett—Goddess of Truth. South Carolina Union; Rural School Im- provement Association; Girl Scouts; 4-H Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Curry Lit- erary Society. Page Ninety-two REP ESI RES 8, MILDRED JUANITA MILLER, A.B. RIDGELAND, S. C. Saucy stubbornness—Witty retorts—T easing smiles—Deep brown eyes—Kittens—Fun. Y. W. C. A.; Wade Hampton Literary So- ciety; Athletic Association; R. S. I. A. Sk CAROLYN ELIZABETH MIMS, A.B. Si GEORGE? Sa G Sumter “Spectals’’—Latin and love—Picnics and parties—Mice and misery—High heels and high ideals. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Eta Sigma Phi; Kappa Omega Delta. 7 Vix aw APISVERIESVN IMUM CISIEILIL, ANI} HONEA PATH, S. C. Week-ends—Laugh again—‘‘Adam Bede’’— Choitcy foods—Cornbread. Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; Pi Tau; Debaters’ League; International Rela- ies (iting NW WANG, AY Wt Sie BLANCHE MONTGOMERY, A.B. CORMUMBIApSEn Ge Swim Girl Swim—Library— Christmas party —David Copperfield. Yeo Ga Ay Athletics Association. Wade Hampton Literary Society, °29, '30; Interna- tional Relations Club, 30; Debaters’ League, °30; Freshman Counselor, ‘28, ’29, ‘30. Page Ninety-three A ESIC HH, BESSIE SCARBOROUGH MOOD, A.B. SUMMERTON, S. C. Truth—Firelight—White candles burning— A charming little girl grown up. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Chapel Prcotor, '28, '29, '30; Commencement Mar- shal, '29; Freshman Counselor, °30; President of Pi Lambda Kappa. DA a eal ALBERTINE MOORE, A.B. HEATH SPRINGS, S. C. Nighthawk—Philosophy—M tke—I magination —Kipling—Helping hands—Laugh—Provok- ing Tiny. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; International Rela- tions Club; Debaters’ League; Girl Scouts. COLUMBIA, S. C. Impulsiveness—Faithful John—A_ mischief- maker—Ambitious—A gay little sparrow. B. S. D. Club: Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Asso- ciation. WT ht MARGARET BALLANTYNE MOORE, A.B. SUMMERVILLE, S. C. Flighty—‘‘Muley’’—Talking machtne—‘‘Eat, drink, be merry!’’—Sarcasm itself—Tomorrow. Winthrop Literary Society; International Re- lations Club; French Club; Charter Member of Beta Pi Theta, President, °30; Johnsonian Staff, “30; Distingtished; 27, 29% Page Ninety-four KEP ESIC BE, MARY FRANCES MOORE, A.B. BARNWELL, S. C. Air-castles—Laughing and loafing—Heated discusstons—Quick tumbles. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; Winthrop Literary So- ciety; Debaters’ League. i KATE LEE MORGAN, A.B. INMAN, S. C. “Bon jour, Mlle.’’-—Jack of all trades—Girl behind the counter—Busy bee. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; College Orchestra, ’27, ’28, '29; International Relations Olin, “DO. “BOs leioneer (Cine “WI, Ree PAN Beta Phi Theta, '30. RUTH MURCHISON, A.B. IRUOYERE TEMES), ME, Five on back seat, Three in front-——Scotch coustns—S ketches— Fraternities. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Upsilon Tau Epsilon; Masquers; Journal Staff, °29, ’30. DOROTHY EVELYN MURRAH, A.B. UNION, S. C. Titian Portratt. Hockey Team, ’27, '28, ’30; Hockey Man- ager, 28; Basketball Squad, 27, 30; WIxack, “BI, ISS Wanms, “28, “29. “BO, Weider, 20 Senior Representative on Athletic Board, ‘30; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Page Ninety-five AIA ESI RE BIL, JUNE NICHOLSON, A.B. EDGEFIELD, S. C. Moon-lit night—Music on the breeze— Castles in Spatn—Rose garden. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Ellen H. Richards Club; Winthrop Literary Society; Treasurer U. D. C. ’29; Vice-President U. D. C. '30; Debaters’ League, '30; International Rela- tions Club; Omega Gamma Delta. Ke JEAN LE GEDTE OLIVER, ACB. HEMINGWAY, S. C. Garnet robe—With Hayes and_ Bassett— Broadcasting, usually from W. T. S.—Consct- entious Jean. Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Cabinet, ’27; Freshman Counselor, ’29, ’30; International Relations Club; Pi Tau .Debating Society of Debaters’ League; Secretary, Member. of Grand Committee, °30; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Distinguished, ’27, ’28, ’29; Honor- ary Scholarship, ’29; A. Markley Lee Scholarship, ’29; President Wade Hampton Literary Society, 30; Presi- dent’s Council, °30. MARGARITE OWEN, B.S. NORGE G. Contagious optimi sm—Conscientious student —Once a friend, always a friend. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club, ‘29; Eta Sigma Phi, ‘28, ‘29; Beta Alpha, '29; South Carolina Union, ‘29; Curry Literary Society; Distinguished, '27. ol aa wy MARGARET OWENS, A.B. ROCK SHITE Tos aus “Soph’’—‘‘No-lo-hay’’—Farewell, Focey Cuckoo wit—Patrick Henry. Girl Scouts; Debaters’ League; Beta Tau Gamma; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Page Ninety-six KG-Y AES RE 8, CARRIE EUPHRATES PADGETT, A.B. DAUD Ag Om Gr “The Thinker’—A grain of sertousness— “A perfect woman, nobly planned.’ NG Wi, ©. Acs IDramanie (huise Guimay iui erary Society; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Archi- medeans Git ocouts; le he Ge: tk MARTHA PAGE Ty A’B. ANDERSON, S. C. Mother Goose Rhymes—Roses in blue bowls —Home, Sweet Home! Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; Winthrop Literary So- Sy, “BOs VE We (Cy IN, Caloyense, “Bie we, AWE C. A. Delegate to Blue Ridge, '29. se MARTHA PARSONS, A.B. ANDREWS, S. C. Goddess of Truth—Minerva— ‘Bells’’—Will Rogers—A moonlight ride. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associaion; Interna- tionale Relations) Clubs Erench Club; 272 728, '29; Beta Pi Theta; Debaters’ League; Masquers, Dik, “UES, RD, “BOs Grea Seong, “A7e IBY KG= tines hed 2 2 Opec KATHERINE PEARSON, B.S. SNOW SIE, Se C. Débuts Hillside gardens — Duchess lace— Glorious Betsey—Mid-Summer Night's Dream. Ye, We ©. Ace BNivlese Aaxoceisvenls (Grval Scouts-m Chimlinetaswapparn low lee len Clubs sBeta Alpha. Page Ninety-seven ME — ESI BY, GAA XEN SUSAN PATTON PENDER, B.S. JOHNSTON, S. C. Carved tvory—Imported linens—Old silver— Cakes—Cardinal flowers—Adventure. Ellens iy eRichards Guba samy © ee Dramatic Club; Chemistry Club; Freshman Counselor, '30; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Girl Scouts. et aes a LILLIAN GLADYS� ? PIERCE] ACB: SPRINGFIELD, S. C. Homeward Bound, featuring ‘Jerry’? Pierce— Theme song, ““When We Meet Again.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; Eta Sigma Phi; Student Poetry Society; Gamma Sigma. BISHOPVILLE, S. C. “Izzy'’—Ivory and Black—Willow by _ the murmuring stream—Pascal. Treasurer of Senior Class; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; Hockey Squad, ’29; Archimedeans, ‘29, °30, Secretary-Treas- urer, ‘29; Forceps and Scalpel Club, “30; Masquers; French Club; Kappa Phi. JUANITA PLUMBER, B.S. JETBURG, S. C. Green pasture and small, rippling brook—A star-lit night—Twinkling laughter. Y. W. CGC. A.: Athletic Association: A? M.S: Hockey Squad, ‘26. Page Ninety-eight SLOP ESI RE TY St, VATE S DIE SIMIC Yea AG Br LANDRUM, S. C. Hymn—‘The Psalm of Life’—Bob-o-link. We, We CG, Big Whiniseteoja Jbtiaeay Rroemay: Athletic Association; Archimedeans; Girl Scouts; 2 | ie : South Carolina Union. : . ELIZABETH HANNON POLLARD, B.S. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Petité ingenue—Nymph—Cupid and Psyche —WNightingale—Light fantastic toe. NG ee Gree emer Unleticm Association, (Curry. Literary Society; Class Glee Club; Choral So- ciety; Winthrop College Glee Club; Secretary Y and Treasurer of Choral Society, ’29; Chapel N Choir; Music Club; Pi Gamma Phi. 0 ONS r) Se PLORIDE. POLTARD, 8.5. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Marshal Crook—Minerva—A Baby Grand— Philosophy—The Early Bird. Y. W. CGC. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; College Marshal, “29; Music Club, ’28, ’29, ’30; Distinguished, 27; Vice- President Music Club, °30; Glee Club; Chapel Chote) Choralesocetys 12 755) 2Os 9 Ei Gamma Phi. Vet eons ee JANIBSIMIARTESPOORE, AB: Iss AOW, S, (C. Dignified, unassuming Marte. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans; Girl Scouts. Page Ninety-nine RE SIR BH OLE TASHAR PRICE ASS: SENECA, S. C. “Lete’—Bugs—Wild violets on a _ mossy slope—Penrod. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; R. S. I. A.; Girl Scouts; Forceps and Scalpel Club; South Carolina Union. . kt EVELYN QUATTLEBAUM, A.B. PROSPERITY, S. C. A friend eager to serve—Htkes and picnics— Health. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Forceps and Scalpel Club, ‘29, '30; Winthrop 4-H Club; Girl Scouts, °30. MILDRED RAFFIELD, B. S. SUMTER, S. C. “Marky —‘‘Alice in Wonderland’’—Straw- berries and cream—Coat sutts. Glee Club, ’27, ’28, ’29; Secretary-Treas- urer, 27, President, '28; Chapel Choir; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Kappa Upsilon Kappa. kK ESTHER MAE RAMSEY, A.B. WEDGEFIELD, S. C. Absent-minded school — gitrl—Mustc—Good humor—Strength. President Freshman Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Y= W. 2 Gh eA Cabinets: 27 eco areshinan Representative to Blue Ridge; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Winthrop Music Club; Cl ass Glee Club; Winthrop Glee Club; Choral Society; Alpha Gamma Pi, President, °30. Page One Hundred SOY CES RET Y Th, SARA JESSIE RAY, AB. FLORENCE, 5. C, “Here I am!’’—Post. Grad.—Scatter-brains —Free lectures—The tip-off. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; A. R. C. Life Saving Examiner; Swimming Team, 727, ’28, ’29; Basketball Team, ’27, 28, 29; Captain Basketball Team, ’28; Varsity Bas- Kkethall @leam) 729 Hockey, “Deami) 927; Iz R. C:; De- baters’ League; Order of the Strawberry Leaf; Dele- gate to Student Volunteer Conference at Detroit, ’28; Wearer of “W’’; Distinguished, ’27, °28, ’29. RIA MELLE REED, A.B. SUMTER, S. C. Stlhouettes—Busy-bee— ‘Some sweet day’’— La petité fille—Sunny houts. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Masquers, 27, ’28, Oe renchim Clibyae2, .08 20,08 29 Recording Secretary, French Club, '29; Distinguished, '27, '28, ’29; Honorary Scholarship, ’27; Interna- tional Relations Club; Assistant Art Editor THE atten oat TATLER, ’29; Art Editor, THE TATLER, ’30; iB 4 Ws WE (CA Calineiee, “SOs 1 Geioinel Sean Tt: (“— e MUACI SEL Ee AUNIN SBI Ey SAC B:. EVASION. Sia (C. Sticker, not be quitter—Firestde Companion —Day dreams—Confhdante. Y. W. C. A.; Curry Literary Society; Ath- letic Association; Archimedeans; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Distinguished, ‘29; Lambda Omega Kappa; Rural School Improvement Association. ott HBL ENERE I DIATb: CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C. Pale stars—Rugged mountains—Castles—‘‘A phantom of delight.” Freshman Counselor, ‘29; College Marshal, ‘29: Athletic Association; Dostiki Yanger Club; International Relations Club, Vice-Presi- dent, 30; Y. W. C. A.; Federation of Social Clubs; Debaters’ League; Grand Committee De- baters’ League; Wade Hampton Literary So- ciety. Page One Hundred One LESH — SIR OH, REBECCA REID, A.B. ROCKS hil leaoa we Front-row enthusiasm—Black-eyed panstes— Medieval romance—Application blanks—Europe. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Gamma Nu; B. S. D.; Business Manager, ‘29, Y. W. Handbook. ELLIE LOU REYNOLDS, A.B. AUGUSTA, GA. Spick and span— ‘What's coming next?’’— Independence—Faith. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; R. S. Y I. A.; Curry Literary Society; Archimedeans; Q © Lambda Omega Kappa. i ‘ ESTHER MARIAN RILEY, B.S. DENMARK, S. C. Naturally gifted to interpret Chopin, Liszt, Debussy—Clear blue eyes——Revealing sincerity —Yet mysterious ts Esther. Psi Phi; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Glee Club; Class Glee Club; Music Club; Winner of State Music Contest, ’29; Chapel Choir. Hk BUIZA BBW He PONIES RWG Limam: SELLERS oun. Shimmering sttk—‘The Vogue’’—A_ string of crystals—Tea and toast. Athletic Association sa Won Ge ee eUnty, Literary Society; International Relations Club; Rta Sigma Phi; Distinguished, 27.) 25,020) Phigivappa ag Ue Page One Hundred Two REY ESI CE4K a F, 7 ILENE, ELIZABETH RHODES, A.B. GREENWOOD, S. C. Unfathomable as the sea—Combination of folly and sense—Bubbling with mischief. Non WV GCanAu Athletic eAssociations sHorceps androcalpeliGlubs 29,530) Girl Scouts, 297 3.0: EVA JOE ROARK, A-B. BLACKSBURG, S. C. Htkes—TIhe Pot—Medttatton—Cinderella— The Glass Slipper—Pictures on the wall. Vee ae Ge emt Mleticmerssociation. � Curry, Literary Society; Girl Scouts; Archimedeans. S ) e JESSIE SUE ROBERSON, A.B. JEVASIBIDVG. Sy, (Cp Sue laughing, Sue smiling, Sue charming and gay—but always Sue. Yo We Ge AG: Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; Debaters’ League. EDITH ROBINSON, A.B. IR@EK IRML, S.C. - “Life ts love’’—Brunettes—Why worry?— Dolly Madison—Braids. South Carolina Union; R. S. J. A.: Girl Scouts; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Page One Hundred Three APN ESIC Bh, REBEKAH ROGERS, A.B. ROCK Hiss somes Movie fan—Charlotte—Little green Ford— Buddy—Dtamond ting. Yo W) Go Ase Phi sNue Rapparees thletic Association. ft BARBARA FLORIDE ROOF, A.B. LEESVILLE, S. C. Daughter of the Gods—Band-box—Maker of dreams. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; Pi Gamma Phi. ( = ( . AMANDA MARTHA ROUSE, B.S. BRUNSON, S. GF “ Mander''—‘‘Never trouble trouble’’—-Gos- samer vetl—Over a ledger. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Distin- guished, ‘27; French Club, ‘27; Archimedeans, '29, '30, Secretary, 30; Beta Alpha. it MARTHA FOWLER ROWELL, A.B. VIG LINSaoe Poise of a lady—Frivolity of a little girl— Lover of human nature—A willing helper. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; French Club, '27, '28, '29; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Beta Beta Beta; Curry Literary Society, Record- ing Secretary, '29, Vice-President, ‘30; Fresh- man Counselor, '29, ’30. Page One Hundred Four REP LEI RE BS, VERA RUDISELU, B.S. ROCK@EIIMG SG. Songs of the typewriter—Charlotte—Laugh- ing waters. Y. W. C. A.; Student Government Associa- tion; Beta Alpha. IRENE IRMOISSSy, ANS 1B. GONWAYE SoG: Poetry — Week-end — Politician — Ghost— Delegate—Herodotus— ‘Fall in’’—Sportt. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society, '28, ‘29, '30; Inter- national Relations Club; Poetry Society; Vice- President, 30; Girl Scouts; Pi Tau Society of Debaters’ League; A. R. C. Life Saver; Dele- gate to Coker College, ’30; Secretary and Treas- urer of Girl Scouts, °30; Masquers. a ’ DEANE RUSSELL, A.B. GREENVILLE, S. C. Sputter or glow—The artist of paint brushes -—Posters—A naive sophisticate—‘The Last Duchess.” Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, °30; Student Government Ex- ecutive Board, Sophomore Representative, ’28; Assist- ant Secretary-Treasurer, °29; Winthrop Literary So- ciety; I. R. C.; Beta Pi Theta, Charter Member, 730; French Club, ’28, ’29; Kalle Techne, ’28, ’°29, ’30, Secretary-Treasurer, °29; Distinguished, ’27, ’28, ’29; Honorary Scholarship, °27; Assistant Art Editor of Tue Tat er, ’30; Upsilon Tau Epsilon, President, 730. sk MARGARET ELIZABETH RUSSELL, A.B. RUSSELLVILLE, S. C. “Little Boy Blue’—A real Santa Claus— Peg o’ My Heart—Service for others. NthleticueAssociationem Ye awe Cr eALs | Curry, Literary Society; Masquers, “27, ‘28, ’29, 730, Journeyman, °30; Winthrop College 4-H Club. Vice-President, “27, '30, Secretary, ‘28; Girl Scouts, °27; Rural School Improvement Asso- ciation, Vice-President, ’30; Student Volunteer, Present, “SOs We. Wi, (Ee. i, Calsiii, 7330), Page One Hundred Five AP ESI Ca BL, CORRIE LEE SANDERS, A.B. SIMPSONVILLE, S. C. Books—Window calls—Five o’cloch—Chem- icals—Light-bell muschtef. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; Archimedeans; Chemistry Club; Curry Literary Society; Distinguished, re Pale LeArd LAs ar DA MARGARET ELIZABETH SASSARD, A.B. PAGELAND, S. C. Gypsy matd—Fanciful —poet—Imaginative artist—Sertous student. Y. W.C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Eta Sigma Phi; Distinguished, 2] uae Oe Oe 5 HILDEGARDE BEATRICE SCHRODER, A.B. CHARLESTON, S. C. (L 4 feminine D’ Accy——A punctual procrastina- tor—A German idealist—-A conservative cynic. Sigma Kappa Sigma; Winthrop Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; I. R. C.; Class Glee Club, ’28, ’29, 30; Choral Society; Chapel Choir; Masquers; The Johnsonian Staff, ’29; Editor-in-Chief The Johnsonian, ’30; Contributor to The Journal, °29, 30; College Marshal, °29; Secretary-Treasurer Stan- dards Committee, ’30; President’s Council, ’30; Senior Order. ie MARGARET SCOTT, A.B. ANDERSON, S. C. Big blue eyes—Sunshine after showers—An old-fashtoned garden. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; U. D. C.; Debaters’ League; I. R. C.; Curry Literary Society. Page One Hundred Six GCF ESI RE 9, INMANIRONG SIEVANGIE IS, 7A . 83. INGO Iehilit,, OS. (Cc. Drug store—Day dreams—Mail—H onesty— Picture show—Sincerity. Archimedeans; French Club; Athletic Asso- Giese Né, We IG. IN. it VIRGINIA SENN, A.B. LAURENS, S. C. Lazy eyes — Dancing feet —A dreamer— Letters. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. LIZABETH SHARP, A.B. ISESI EVES Ge Hockey—T ennits—Scout— ‘Jumping Jack” —Blue book-cases—Symposium. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; I. R. C.; Debaters’ League; Masquers; U. D. C.; Girl Scouts, Patrol Leader, '29; First Lieutenant Girl Scouts, 30; Hockey Means 2 7.5 Zone 2o 6 S0seLockey Varsity. 29% Basketball Squad, °28, ‘29; Bowling Team, 2S, BOs Wears Weerin, “ej, Ys “Treyel Weehooy. 27, 28, ’29; Archery, ’29; Archery Manager, Oe Oe Wieatet ro tums i= byAy, On IMUAIRSY Si EIROAIN @isSa sible El yon eA. GWINTON Om Ge Lover of the classtcs—Self-deprectatton— Second Pliny the Elder—Age of Innocence. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Eta Sigma Phi; International Relations Club; Wade Hamp- ton Literary Society; Student Government Ex- ecutive Board, “30; THE TATLER Staff, ’30; Honorary Scholarship, ‘27; Distinguished, ’27, S,, 9), Page One Hundred Seven REA ESI SARAH WARING SIMMONS, A.B. MT. PLEASANT, S. C. Jest—J ohe—Jollity. Winthrop Literary Society; Athletic Associa- tion; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club. GRACE SMITH, A.B. ABBEVILLE, S. C. Poems—-Galsworthy—S hips — Psychology— Lake Plactd—9:30 tea—Rain. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Chemistry Club; Winthrop Literary Society; Chapel Proc- tor.) 29:0Y Wa Ga Aq CabinetwoUrmooucnal Staff, “30; Phi Sigma Phi. LIBERTY, S. C. Liberty's scenery—Rock Hull's cherry—Good- byes—Freshman roommates—Jovial old Jo. Vv WG. Aus Orchestra, 727 ae ) 28, ’29; Choral So- ciety, ’27, °28; Girl Scouts, - 2 °28; Winthrop 4-H Club, °27, ’28; Lambda Omega Kappa, President, °30; Freshman Counselor, ’30; Archimedeans, ’29, ’30; For- ceps and Scalpel Club, ’30; Curry Literary Society, 229 308 ARE ALICE WARD SMOAK, A.B. WALTERBORO, S. C. “Honorable Judges’——New York Times— Lawyer—Scissors—London Arms Conference. Y. W. C. A.; I. R. C.; Winthrop Literary Society; Music Club; French Club; Editor of Handbook, ’29; Freshman Counselor, ’29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 730; Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., ’30; Junior Debater for I. R. C., ’29; Grand Council of Debaters’ League, 30; Order of Strawberry Leaf, °30; Social Editor of Tue Tatrer, °30; Distinguished, ’27, ’28, ’29. Page One Hundred Eight KEP ESI WES 8, BET? Y -CAEDWELL SMYTH, -A-B. CHARLESTON, S. C. A bad little boy tn overalls—A green-eyed sprite—A crooked grin—Subtle depths—Vivid personality—Sentimental music. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Chapel Proctor, ’27; French Club, ’27; Hockey Squad, ’26; Winthrop Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary, ’29; Editor- in-Chief of THr Tatrier, ’30; President’s Council, ’30; First Vice-President of Federation of Annual Editors Of Cy OO se ee INanpam Epsilonc. student Pcetry Society, ’30; Vice-President of Junior Class, ’29. tk EUNICE SPARKS, A.B. GATAWB AGE oa. G- Mathematic shark—Shy and modest—Cool and calm—Music fan. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Girl Scouts; Beta Tau Gamma. oe. VIRGINIA SPENCER, A.B. CATAWBA, S. C. Miss Gotn g—Priscilla—Blue Ford—Sunshine beneath the oak tree. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. tft ANNAS BEBE ST APE ORD ALB: FLORENCE, S. C. A flash of color—Dazzling smile—A feel- ing of “‘hail fellow, well met.” Yeu oe Ge Ae Athletic sAssociatron. oOuth Carolina Club; Rural School Improvement As- sociation; Beta Epsilon. Page One Hundred Nine pekic HA ESIC hy MYRTLE IRENE STAIRLEY, A.B. GREENVILLE, S. C. Rhymes without reason—Blue Ridge Moun- tains—Full moons—Memortes—'‘Strip-downs.”’ Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary � Society,, 27) 20,5 29 SUrepouEn Carolina Union, '30; International Relations Club, °30. RUTH STALEINGSHS:s: ROGK HILE See: Style combined with personality—Resiliance — Bright eyes—Practical. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. SOPHIA STEED, A.B. t Iet@lelie dalauie,, Ay (e. Norma Shearer-—Paint on Velvet—New Y ork—Purple and white. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Phi Nu Kappa. KATHERINE STEELE, A.B. KINGSTREE, S. C. Pie-beds—Devilish eyes—Experimenting Eva —Tripping Tom-—Chocolate cake. Athletic “Association, — in Wi General Kappa; I. R. C.; French°Club; Beta Pi Theta; Winthrop Literary Society; Forceps and Scalpel Club, Secretary and Treasurer, ‘29. Page One Hundred Ten REC ESI RES BD, TXT ERR ANNIE MAE STEWART, B.S. RICKENS) (S)G “Faithful Ann’’—Alarm clocks and type- writers—Still water—Happy smiles. Forceps and Scalpel Club; Girl Scouts; South Carolina Union; Pickens Club; Athletic Asso- Glatron beta Al phawera Wie Ga. aoa eacat FRANCES LOUISE STEWART, A.B. IBIASIGIENG, So (C. Ambition of a Macbeth—‘Seven steps of character’’—Natural dignity of personality— Combination of beauty and _ brains. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society, Secretary, ’29; I. R. C.; Eta Sigma Phi, President, ’30; Journal Staff, °29; Chapel Proctor, 728, °29; Distinguished, ’27, ’28; Tur Tater Staff, °30; Debaters’ League, Member of Grand Council, ’30; Order of the Strawberry Leaf; Carolina-Winthrop De- bate; Wofford-Winthrop Debate; Citadel-Winthrop De- bate; Jolimnsonian Staff. ,) 7. VA GERALDINE STOGNER, B.S. CAMDEN, S. C. “La petité sentor’’—Home economics—Love- sick—Saturday night dates—Special deliveries. ie Vin GaGa enum icdewinachardss @lubes Girl Scouts; Gamma Sigma; Winthrop Literary So- ciety; Chemistry Club. ik MAY ZEEE is LONER. Alb: ENOREE, S. C. An ingutting mind—Pickle—Lover of classics —A “sticker.” Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club, “29, °30; Eta Sigma Bor, 22), “BOs Iyer erxel, WA, ey AY). Page One Hundred Eleven SAIN _ ESIC Bh, MARY ELIZABETH STUCKEY, A.B. BISHOPVILLE, S. C. Reading papers—Columbia—Milk bottles— Library—Making candy—Sleepyhead. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Um Die CrmGiclescouts: MARGARET LEE STURGIS, B.S. ROCKSEIL I eS Miss Dependable—Straight seams and square meals—Originality ttself. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Ellen H. Richards Club. BESSIE SUBER, B.S. WHITMIRE, S. C. Peter Pan—wWindsor ties—Anklets—Pals— “G’’ birds—Peppy orchestra s and lucky breaks —“His secretary.” Y. WG. Az Athletic Assoctation- ys Girl Scoutss. BetawAlphase Pin bauer leas Cosmelerack Team, ’29. JULIA GARRISON SULLIVAN, A.B. GREENVILLE, S. C. “My Matds’—-A_ whirlwind—A Jonathan— Pollyanna. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Bowling Team, ‘28; International Relations Club; Freshman Cabinet; Freshman Counselor, '29; French Club, '29; Recording Secretary, Theta Omega Chapter of Beta Pi Theta, °30; Eta Sigma’ Phi; Y. W.-G. Ay Cabinet,� 3.0se Dis- tinguished, ’29. Page One Hundred Twelve RG NES RM 8: LAURIE OSBORNE SUMMERS, A.B. ORANGEBURG, S. C. “Barba’’—Drinking cocoa—lIce-cap—Geneva Conference—Map—Blue shadows. Wade Hampton Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club; Masquers; Kappa Omega Delta. JOSEPHINE SUTHERLAND, B.S. DICKENS Sa: Happy-go-lucky Jo—Tillie the Toiler. Beta Alpha; Pickens Club; Winthrop Liter- Dy Me Hy? WE Wi te, vay S ) oN CATHERINE TAYLOR, A.B. GEORGETOWN, S. C. Innately refined and lovely—A chameleon in love—A pessimistic cynic—A daughter of the Muses. eV Guaeae mA thleticnsAssociations. Wade Hampton Literary Society; I. R. C.; Masquers; Sigma Kappa Sigma; Journal Staff, '28, ‘29; College Marshal; Editor-in-Chief of Winthrop Journal; Distinguished, ’27, '28, '29. GAGES GN NE bE MPEE LON ACB: CHARLESTON, S. C. Sunshine driving away rain—Warm heart— Contagious, merry laughter. Ne WVieGae Ae Athletic Associations le Re @r: Beta Pi Theta; Winthrop Literary Society; Frsehman Counselor, '30; Class Glee Club, ‘28, '29, ’30; Chapel Choir, '30; Kappa Epsilon Pi. Page One Hundred Thirteen | RE- BIR BP, HELEN THOMAS, B.S. ROCK HILia ton. G. 100 pec cent talkie (including eyes)— Quelqne Fleurs Perfume—'‘Infinite Variety.” Y. W. C. A.; Distinguished, ’27, '28; Win- throp Glee Club, ’29, '30; Winthrop Choral Society; Chapel Choir; Masquers, Apprentice; French Club; Freshman Counselor, °28; T. Ow Ke SocialeGluba Baisw oa lub: Hk JANIE LUCILLE THOMAS, A.B. RICHBURG, S. C. “Tom’’—Citadel—“ Dimples’’—Kindergarten —Secret Sorrow—Indian Love Call. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Curry Piterarye oO Ocietys mm 2 sate Onmmer om Oe MARY HART THOMASSON, A.B. JOHNSTON, S. C. Wisteria—Alice in Wonderland—Paper cut- outs—Libraries—A cozy living room—Camp- ing. Y. W.C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; I. R. C.; Debaters’ League; Masquers; Editorial Board of The Register; Girl Scouts. SHES MARGARET EUGENIA THOMPSON, A.B. WILLISTON, S. C. A ir Autumn leaves—A rainbow in the sky castles—Glowing coals. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Archimedeans; U. D. C. Page One Hundred Fourteen LOYD TESS ET Y pS, MARTHA THURMOND, B.S. EBDGEPIELD, 1S. C. “Lady of the Land’’—An ermine wrap— Blue skies in May—Speed plus efficiency. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Sophomore Rep- resentative, Student Government Board, ’28; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’29, ’30; Winthrop Literary Society; Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference, ’28; Masquers; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Girl Scouts, ieee Wa Ga Resistrar, 29. President, 730: College Marshal, ’29; Tau Omega Kappa; _ Distin- guished, ’29. tk GEORGIANA HORRY TOWNSEND, B.S. CHARLESTON, S. C. Potse—Elusive beauty—Magnetic charm— Hockey sticks—Stardust—Cool shade. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; President of Freshman Class; Hockey Team, ’27, °28, °29, °30; Swimming Team, ’27, ’28; President’s Council, ’27; Winner Posture Campaign, ’28; Class Glee Club, ’27, 728, 729, ’30; Chapel Choir; Assistant Business Man- ager Johnsonian, °29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’30; Chairman Standards Committee, °29; President Win- throp Federation of Social Clubs, ’30; Varsity Hockey, 729, ’°30; Chemistry Club, ’29, ’30; Ellen H. Richards Club, ’28, °’29, ’30; Athletic Board, ’29;: Wearer of “W;” Sigma Delta Theta; Terpischorean German Club. POUISEMERIB BEB ES, ANDERSON, S. C. Dependable—Keys, black and white—Swift tennis game—Keeping office—Smiles. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Fresh- man Counselor, '29; Class Glee Club; Win- throp College Glee Club; Choral Society; Chapel Choir; House President of Breazeale Hall, “30; Winthrop Literary Society; Distin- guished, ’27, ’29; Honorary Schloarship, '27; Winthrop Journal Staff, 930; THE TATLER Staff, “30; Beta Alpha. NEI Ee NCE ieAa. ‘TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. Pandora's Box—Musical revue— ‘Honorable Judges’ —The Hague. Curry Literary Society; Student Volunteers; International Relations Club; Debaters’ League; ee Pan Ve Com eet le (@liibie a elta Gamma. Page One Hundred Fifteen RE- ESI OI, MARGUERITE ALINE TUTEN, A.B. FURMAN, S. C. Moonlight romance—Swimming fun—Savan- nah—N ightingale—C oker-Nut—History—T rue Blue Lou. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; I. R. C., ‘29, ’30; Debaters’ League, ’30; Chapel Proc- tor,, 3.0) Kk VIRLIE MILDRED VAUGHAN, A.B. HAMPTON, S. C. A recipe: Eternal loyalty, infinite ambitions and a poet’s dream; mix well. YW. GA; Btatsigman Pht A thiettcr ns. sociation; Y. W. C. A. Committee. LOUISERV INGE Nive Ac. UNION, S. C. Campfires—The mountains in autumn— Pennants—A good sport—Reticent—Wit. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; South Carolina Union. MEL DAV ON SHORE EN A.B: CLINTON, S. C. Minerva made mortal—The Muses’ pet— Self-dependence—Unforgettable personality. Freshman Cabinet, '27; Y. W. C. A.; Chapel Proctor, ’28; International Relations Club; Charter Member of Beta Omega Chapter of Beta Pi Theta; Curry Literary Society, Presi- dent, ‘30; President's Council, '30; College Marshal, °29; Business Manager of Winthrop Journal, 207 sDistineuishedia, 27.5 .Gpee 2 Honorary Scholarship, ’29, ’30. Page One Hundred Sixteen LO VES RCE TXT ERS RHODAVELIZABE TH WADE, A:B: CHESTER, S. C. Individual indifference —— Sertousness and cheerfulness—A_ professional entertatner—Indtan Love Call. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Masquers; Archimedeans; Curry Literary Society. ILIV SIS WS NWA ITS CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C. Charming reserve—Eyes soft and starry—A practical dreamer—‘Lib.”’ Ni Vian Cee ee rencam ClubessGlees@lub: President of Chi Theta Kappa; Archimedeans, Secretary, '29. MEECIE MAB WAY? A.B. CAMERON, S. C. Yellow slips—Sparkling eyes—Come—An- gina Pectorts—Broadway. Ntetion Ss OGlatiOn jy a Wen GamAGs Rural School Improvement Associtaion; 4-H Club; Track Team, ’27, '28; Curry Literary Society; International Relations Club. Mt St EOLINE SCHUMPERT WERTS, A.B. SILVERSTREET, S. C. Loyal to friends—Ever dependable—Plenty of wit. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans. Page One Hundred Seventeen AN ESIC HH MARGARET WERTZ, A.B. ESTIEL{ 3. Bach and Beethoven—Two similar triangles —Radio—Trees whispering tn the wind. Girl Scouts; Archimedeans; Music Club; Curry Literary Society; Freshman Counselor, ’30; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Ac- companist for Sophomore Glee Club, °30. MARTHA DRAKEFORD WEST, B.S. GREENVILLE, S. C. Crutches—Lost votce—Literary appointments —Reporter with a “nose for news.’’ Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Campus Com- mittee, ’28; Honorary Member of Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet, ’29; Beta Alpha, ’29; Beta Pi Theta, Charter Member; International Relations Club, ’29; South Caro- lina Union, ’29; Winthrop Literary Society; Winthrop Federation of Social Clubs, °29; Winthrop Journal Staff, ’28, Assistant Editor, ’29; Johusonian Staff, ’29; Lambda Phi Alpha, President, ’29. uy ss t SARAH THOMAS WESTON, Las GADSDEN} oe G “Ever calm and dignified, efficiency persont- filed.’ Well, that’s Sarah. Archimedeans; Girl Scouts; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. it ELIZABETH AUGUSTA WHETSELL, A.B. ST: GEORGES SG “Babby’’—Common sense from home—Fumble—Ref uses. Humor—A_ box Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society; Eta Sigma Phi; Kappa Omega Delta. Page One Hundred Eighteen CI “ESI EE 9, PUNINTE Lee WHITE, A.B: SUMTER, S. G. Of Few Words—Of Deep Thoughts. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society, '29, ’30; Forceps and Scalpel Club; Archimedeans, '29, '30; Winthrop Col- lege 4-H Club. EVELYN ADELE WHITE; AB. GREER, S. C. Gypsy Rover—Kitten on the Keys—Detec- ttve—Wrigleys. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Curr S Literary Society; Pi Gamma Phi. 0 MARY FRANCES WHITE, B.S. INO Jesh, Se, Straight seams and square meals—June nights —Stevenson Theatre—Bridge dates. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club. RUTH WIGINGTON, A.B. ANDERSON, S. C. A cottage small—Tea for three—dJack-in- the-box. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Winthrop Literary Society. Page One Hundred Nineteen AN ESIC BY, FRANCES WILLIAMS, B.S. GREENVILLE, S. C. “100 words a minute’’—Galahad—Kapok— Highwayman—''It doesn’t balance’’—Joy in living. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Curry Literary Society; I. R. C.; Beta Alpha, Sec- retary, '30. LULA LEE WILLIAMS) Acs. BETHUNE, S. C. Lab — Normal Solutton HCL — Bubbling brooks—Sunshine on the yellow corn—Seven- teen. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Chem- istry Club, Vice-President, ’29, °30. E KATHERINE WILLIAMSON, A.B. GUTHRIESVILLE, S. C. Antique shops—Brick bungalow—Colorful butterflies—Carolina Moon—Tiny tots—Eng- lish lavender. Curry literary Societys Yo. WeeCeeAr vy SARA EUGENIA WILLIS, A.B. GRAY COUR Dom: A little Venus; serene and calm—Card index ——Teacher. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Chapel Proctor; International Relations Club; Curry Literary Society; Charter Member of Theta Omega Chapter of Beta Pi Theta; Treasurer of Theta Omega, ‘'30; Distinguished, ’27, 2 Simen on Page One Hundred Twenty REP ESI RE BD, ALMA WILSON, B.S. ABBEVILLE, S. C. Generous — Sympathetic — Loving — Dev- tlish—W itty—Altogether charming. Secretary of Chemistry Club, '29; President of Chemistry Club, '30; Campus Committee, '29; Ellen H. Richards Club; Chemistry Club; Ix, (Wi, Is @Glheine Ne, WY (Co ANS WNdellgave INayor ciation. tk ANNIE LAURIE WILSON, A.B. FLORENCE, S. C. Song of Love—Witty—Myrtle Beach— Felictttous—Good Samarttan—Music hall. ee Vee CO arAn eA thileticusAssociationcm Wade Hamptons literary Society, 2 7.) 28, 29). 30 South Carolina Union, 30; Girl Scouts, ’29, 30; B. E. Club, Vice-President, “29; Rural School Improvement Association, '30. KY Ss ) ,) ey VOLINA CRAIG WILSON, B.S. GREENVILLE, S. C. Campfires in whispering pines—Campus guide —Tours—Books. Athlete Association; Y. Wi. C, Ay; Ellen’ H: Richards Club; French Club, °29; Freshman Counselor, ‘30; Beta Pi Theta, '30. BeAcd Se ete EDNA BARBARA WITHERSPOON, A.B. BRANCHVILLE, S. C. “The Teeny-Tiny Lady’’—Ten_ o'clock scholar—Waves breaking on the rocks. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Interna- tional Relations Club; Winthrop Literary Society. Page One Hundred Twenty-one ee ESR BL, HELEN IRVING WITHERSPOON, A.B. ROCKsHUsL.eor Calm viston—Steady gutdance—U nderstand- ing love—Frank_ friendliness—Warmth—S un- shine: Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Counselor, ’28; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ’29; President Y. W. C. A., 730; Delegate to Student Volunteer Quadrennial, Detroit, ’28; Delegate to Blue Ridge, °’29; Delegate to State Y. M.-Y. W. C. A. Conference, ’29; Senior Order; President’s Coun- cil, °30; Honorary Member’ Student Government Board, °30; Winthrop Literary Society; Eta Sigma Phi; A. R. C. Life Saver; Distinguished, ’27; U. D. C. Scholarship; College Glee Club, ’29, °30; Class Glee Club; Choral Society; Masquers; Officer Student Vol- unteer Union, ’29, '30; Member National Student Vol- unteer Council, °30; Upsilon Tau Epsilon. K- ISABEL, GUY WITHERSPOON MAGE: CLINTON; S. CG An afternoon tea—A deep well—A cozy It- brary—A_ feminine Galahad—A_ dream come true. Y. W. C. A.;. Athletic Association; Wade Hampton Literary Society; Secretary of Class, ’27; Masquers; Sigma Omega Deita; Chapel Procter, ’28; Girl Scouts; Hockey Squad, °’28; Johnsonian Staff; College Mar- 7 shal; Handbook Staff; Delegate to Press Association; Member of Junior-Senior Debate; I. R. C.; Eta Sigma Phi; President of Class, ’30; President’s Council; Senior Order; Standards Committee; Journal Staff; | istinguishe oN ie, aA SY a WARE SHOALS, S.C. “Sary’—Tuneful — birds——-U keleles—Brown eyes—lIt can be done. Yin We CamAn e A toletiemeAssociationyas Glass Glee Club; Choral Society; Winthrop Literary Society; Freshman Counselor, Archimedeans. ik JANE THERESA WOODWARD, A.B. AIKEN, S. C. First matl—Sleepy Jane—Darning hose— Pillows—Additions—On time. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Archi- medeans. Page One Hundred Twenty-two KEP ESI RE 9, IRBNE YATES, A.B. SUMTER, S. C. Sandals—Windmills and tultps—Book stores —Posters and silhouettes. Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Freshman Cab- inet, “275 Class| Hockey Téam,. 727, °28: Captain Hockey Team, ’27; Sohphomore Class President, °28; President’s Council, ’28; Sophomore Class Delegate to Blue Ridge, ’28; Wade Hampton Literary Society; I. R. C.; Treasurer Student Government Association, ’29, Vice-President, ’30; Kalle Techne, ’29; Tue Tart- BER stati, 30; Kk INA MELL YEARGIN, ‘B.S: GRATE@OURT oO. GC. Goddess of Witsdom—lIvory keys—Muttror of character—Altruitsm—Hall of Fame. New Ven Cael we Vitisicn ClubyGurryesliteraty, Society; Athletic Association; Choral Society; French Club; South Carolina Union; Distin- guished, ‘29; Leader of Home Service Group, 1) Oem a Come Gabinete 5 Ome reasurer mot Music Club, ’30. cy “REBECCA YOUNGBLOOD, B. S. NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. Rebecca at the well—The Executive—Au- tumn—Gibraltar. Wade Hampton Literary Society; Chemistry Glubi2.o eS .0heErenchs Club Ellen He Rich= Ards UbEe Dahon Zan Chapelsbroctot, 2S, 29), SO Pe Distingmisneds see 6 Oe Wit AL. Gabinete 27-55 0), i Iu Memoriam INLIE IDVGDEVAN (CANRUL, “WAUIRINIEIR. WINNSBORO, S. C. May 12, 1909 Jive Sil, WOR Page One Hundred Twenty-three RE SIRE BIH Page One Hundred Twenty-four OL — ps = FE ZT a A 2A S Zz ss Ee —————e {iN fi Page One Hundred Twenty-five Junior Class Poem The plains recede and hills with misty feet Rear up their rugged sun-crowned heads, to greet The dawn that wakes with promise on tts Itps. Our road leads onward to the hills, and creeps Into the mist; then clambers up, and sweeps The summit. O’er the way there lies a higher hill That echoes with the hearty challenge, ‘‘Hail!”’ Of victors seeking greater heights to scale. Accept the challenge? Shall tt go unmarked? Already those who flung tt wave farewell, Move on, and seek a higher place to dwell. “Hail! Hail!’’ we take the challenge you have sent: We'll mount the hill, we'll reach the summit high, And throw our challenge back, thrill others with its cry As you have challenged us to follow you. Page One Hundred Twenty-six ke —C. C. yo, Junior Class OFFICERS POG S TSIM PSON Ocateat «26 SceT pyele Ao es A SRE A are ee ee President e@rmem lc SUN Zeeteree Wo Meta ey he oe er eh aneed am Vice-President ET ZA BES DB ROOK Sa ilicey we a dey A Savsha eh _.. . Secretary CCAM LL VR, eet eA a, tot Wa Been eos Treasurer GERTRUDE CEMPsni tes sci oes a 4 _...Cheer Leader Page One Hundred Twenty-seven Abbott Able Aims Atkinson Aycock | Bryant Bullock Burdette Burge Burnette Burriss JUNIORS Page One Hundred Twenty-eight . Burroughs Burrows Burrows Burd Caldwell | Calvert Cannon Chambers Chapman Chreitzberg Crum Cullum Cureton Cuttino JUNIORS Page One Hundred Twenty-nine Daniel Davis Davis Davis Durham Dunovant Dutton Easterling Ellison Farmer Field Foxworth ’ Freeman: Fuller Gantt Garrison Garrison Gladden Glenn Gooch Gordon Grantham JUNIORS Page One Hundred Thirty Ler AFR oh, Gregory Guthrie Haynes Harrison Heustess Hiers Hinson Hudson Hutchinson Hutto Jennings Johnson Johnson Jones 27 ; Jordan Kassler Kassler Kemp Key Kimmerman JUNIORS Page One Hundred Thirty-one Knobeloch Lawton Marshall McMillan ig Martin Martin Martin Mathis Mattison Mickle 7 Miller Miller Miller Mitchum oa Lh JUNIORS Page One Hundred Thirty-two RR eee Padgett Parker Parrott Patrick Peay Plexico Porter Power Prichard Proctor Pruitt Puler Rainey Ricaud Richardson _ Riddle Roddey Rodgers Rothrock ' Sadler Sanders Saunders Scarborough Schein Seabrook JUNIORS Page One Hundred Thirty-three Kee OS Shelley Shuler us. Stokes Stewart Tanner Talbert Ag Thompson Thurmond Thomlnson Trowbridge Townsend JUNIORS Page One Hundred Thirty-four Re ARS oh, OTE Wallace Warren | Wilder Wilburn Williams Winn Williams | Williams Williamson Wingard b Wright Wright Wyman Zemp Wood JUNIORS Page One Hundred Thirty-five Page One Hundred Thirty-six Deane Russell Sophomares Page One Hundred Thirty-seven oS yO, Sophomore Class Poem The ladder of success ts high On which our future hopes are hung, And now that we are Sophomores, We stand upon the second rung. Sometimes the struggle will be hard To try to meet life’s stern demands, But we're together, Sophomores, To give each other helping hands. And though the clouds are often dark, Determined, we will never stop. The ladder may be crowded, but There'll always be room at the top. Page One Hundred Thirty-eight RRY AFR Ss oh, Sophomore Class OFFICERS HOD RUGES WEE CG TET SE a on copes MR a a ne Oe A President Gt eDetN ClCE Rms Rene © Be oe OV 8 Beas Vice-President TUG ECMIVIGO WAIN oan rhs pwd 680% nis pane On Do eS Secretary ORO TMEI TAINED oer ee eee eee er Treasurer DAGL Ie D CACK WEED we... 0 hone Ghs oh Cheer Leader Page One Hundred Thirty-nine yO SOPHOMORES Able, Acker, Adair, Alexander, A. L. Allen, L. M. Allen, Allison, Alston, Altman, Anderson, Arthur, Austin, G. Ballentine, V. Ballentine, Barbot, Barnwell, Baskin, Beattie, Bell, Belser, Belue, Bethea, Bingham, M. K. Blackwell, S. L. Blackwell, Blakeney, Blocker, Bolton, Boni, Boulware, Boyd, Bradford, Bransford, E. Brice, M. Brice, Brooks, Brothers, J. Brown, M. I. Brown, M. VY. Brown, Bruner, I. Bryan. 2age One Hundred Forty = 7 = SOPHOMORES M. Bryan, S. Bryan, Bryant, Buckner, Burriss, Caldwell, L. Campbell, M. Campbell, Carter, Gaston, Caughman, Chandler, Cheek, Clardy, Clark, Cleveland, Clyburn, F. M. Collins, L. E. Collins, Cooksey, Cope, Council, Courtney, Crawford, Crenshaw, Crews, Crosland, A. Crouch, D. Crouch, L. Daniel, M. N. Daniel, E. I. Davis, F. V. Davis, S..F. Davis, DeLoache, Dent, G. Derrick, M. Der- rick, Dickson, Dill, Dillard, Dimmitt. Page One Hundred Forty-one AI i SOPHOMORES Dobson, Dominick, Dover, E. Dreher, S. Dreher, C. DuBose, M. DuBose, Early, Eatmon, Edgerton, Edwards, Elliott, Ervin, Farrelly, Felder, Ferguson, Fetner, Finklea, Fishburne, Fowler, Fram, Frank, From, Fuller, Funk, C. Gandy, M. Gandy, M. E. Gantt, M. Gantt, Garrison, Gaston, Gates, Gault, Gee, Gettys, Gibbs, Gilliam, Glasscock, Gollman, Goudelock, Gravely, Grimsley. Page One Hundred Forty-two A ere ye a SOPHOMORES Gross, Guy, Haile, Hamilton, Hardwick, Harman, Harvey, Herlong, Hewitt, Hill, M. Hinson, M. L. Hinson, Hipp, Hodges, Hollis, Howard, Huckabee, Hughes, James, Jefferies, Joknson, Johnston, Jones, Joye, Justus, Kay, Kearse, Keller, Kellette, Kelly, Key, King, C. L. Kirkpatrick, S. Kirkpatrick, B. L. Knight, K. Knight, E. Lee, G. Lee, Lee, Gladys, Lett, Lewis. Page One Hundred Forty-three SOPHOMORES Lindler, Lindsay, Lipscomb, Long, Lorick, McCormick, McDaniel, McFaddin, Melllwain, MceIn- tosh, McKown, McLaughlin, McPhail. McSwain, Mace, Madden, Mahaffey, H. Martin, M. B. Martin, Massey, Mauldin, Mayfield, Mercer, Merritt, Milford, K. Miller, M. Miller, M. P. Miller, Milling, K. Mims, M. L. Mims, S. J. Mims, Mincey, Mitchell, Mitson, V. Mooneyhan, P. Mooneyhan, T. Mooney- han, E. D. Moore, E. D. Moore, H. Moore, N. Mocre. Page One Hundred Forty-four OI ye SOPHOMORES F. Moss, Newton, Norris, Norwood, Oates, O'Daniel, ; Pierce, Pittman, Pitts, Player, Plowden, Posey, Powell, Purcell, E. Ray, M. Ray, Reed, Reese, Richard- son, Rikard, Rivers, Roberts, A. R. Robinson, H. Robinson, J. Rogers, M. A. Rogers, Rothrock, Ruff, Salley, G. Sanders, W. Sanders, Savitz, Sawyer. Scarborough, Schitiley, Scott, Searson. He Moss, Ib: Ott, Pace,” Pannell; Parker, Page One Hundred Forty-five SOPHOMORES Seawell, Senn, Shelly, L. Shuler, I. V. Shuler, Simmons, Singletary, A. Smith, A. L. Smith, E. Smith, M. Smith, QO. Smith, V. Smith, P. Smoak, N. Smoak, Smyer, Snelgrove, Stackhouse, Spruill, E. Stewart, L. Stewart, M. Stewart, Stone, Stoudemayer, Stoudemire, M. Stowe, E. Stowe, Stuckey, Sturgeon, Sweatt, Swink, Taylor, Thomason, Thompson, L. I. Todd, M. E. Todd, Tomlinson, Townes, Townsend, Traver, Trezevant, Tucker. Page One Hundred Forty-six NE Sa Na SOPHOMORES Waldrop, Walker, Wannamaker, Ward, Warren, M. Watson, S. Watson, Watts, Wessel, Whit- aker, White, Whitefield, Wilder, Williams, Willis, B. Wilson, G. Wilson, Wise, Woods, Workman, Wyatt, Zeigler, Zemp. : Page One Hundred Forty-seven i SA aoa Page One Hundred Forty-eight ae —— ae — = = | fen Hreshmen Page One Hundred Forty-nine Wer LS ee, ALS Freshman Class Poem A ltfe’s in the making; the thread's betng spun; Will the texture be fine when the weaving ts done? The threads are the lessons—-don’t fail! Make them strong!” So when they are woven, Life’s robe will last long. We, Freshmen, are weavers. Our work ts begun; Let’s be proud of our pattern when weaving ts done; If we make one of beauty and usefulness, too, Tt will still be wearing when our ‘‘life’s work”’ ts through. Page One Hundred Fifty REY AFR ry, Freshman Class OFFICERS [PULTE NITCT Se: PSY SNG SC. Gl ges re a President PT NPAMmL LAR RIS Mate Pe uee aie: a6 dm a we Ea: SS _.. Vice-President PLO INS LES Ree eras. We RP cy ves Hs Gea te oe PSecretard NUARGRR Ere LAR DING wat. ool o's ety, Weng et lisa os Treasurer Osa EG reetas fae bean 08 PP | Ln. Cheer Leader Page One Hundred Fifty-one Bush, Baldwin, Beaudrot, Bussey, Bethea, Brothers, Belk, Bailey, Boland, Ballentine, Byrd, Bradford, lew, Burgard, Browning, Boyd, Cureton, Carnes, Carter, Charping. Page One Hundred Fifty-two NS te FRESHMEN Abee, Anderson, Askins, Allen, Arant, Adair, Amos, Bishop, Brown, Barnes, Bean, Brown, Boykin B. E. Brown, Byers, E. Brown, F. Bethea, A. Byers, Bryant, Beach, Blackwell, Baker, Bal- Crow, Caudle, Cobb, Colgin, Clowney, Couturier, Crane, FRESHMEN Culp, Cravens, Cogswell, Corley, Crawford, M. Culp, Crockett, Cloud, Cook, R. Corley, L. Cleland, C. Cleland, H. Carter, Cannon, Cutto, Casson, Craig, Cullum, Duncan, Dunovant, Day, Dargan, Douglas, Dowling, Dantzler, Dorrch, Drawdy, Daniel, DuRant, Donnan, H. Dunlap, S. Dunlap, M. Dun- lap, Edwards, Elvington, Ervin, Evans, Epting, Felder, Fairey, Fanchess, Forrest, Fuller, Fletcher, Fant, Fogle, M. Fletcher, Frick, Foy. Page One Hundred Fifty-three See ya FRESHMEN Frank, Fulmer, Fowler, Fuller, Faires, Ferrell, Ferrio, Gilliam, Glymph, Greer, Gambrell, Griffin, Goodson, Glenn, Gooding, George, Grinor, Goodale, Gray, Gravely, Guess, Hutto, Hart, Hough, Hend- ricks, Hill, Hamilton, Havird, Hardin, Huggin, Harris, D. Hill, Harvin, Hickson, Hydrick, Herron, Hunt, Hall, Hopkins, E. Hydrick, E. Hart, Horton, Holcombe, Harris, Hubbard, Hitt, M. Hall, M. Hart, Hasel. Page One Hundred Fifty-four FRESHMEN Hills, Hendrix, Hughes, Hardy, Houser, E. Hough, Inabinett, M. Jones, F 2 Justice, E. Jackson, Jordan, Johnson, H. Jackson, E. Jordan, J. Jordan, Joyce, G. Jordan, Kee, Kirven . Jones, Jackson, Johns Keasler, Kirkland, Kelly, Knotts, Koarse, Knox, Keller, Kennedy, King, Kirkpatrick, Kenney, Lester, Lowry, Lebby, Lee, Lawhon, Lawrence, Leitner, Latimer, J. Langston, E. Langston, Lightsey, Lime- house, H. Long, J. Long, Merchant, V. Miller, Page One Hundred Fifty-five ES ee yh FRESHMEN L. Miller, M. Miller, Mercer, D. Miller, Muldrow, Meetze, Momeier, Mims, S. Miller, Markey, Meador, Mooneyham, Moore, Mayson, McIntosh, McNair, McComb, McCullough, McDavid, McEachern, Miley, McQueen, Murchison, Martin, D. McCullough, Myerson, McKenney, Mily, Millo, Matthews, : Nimmons, Odom, O’Brien, Orr, Nivens, Napier, Nelson, Norwood, Nicholson, Nickles, Nance, Nash, Pardue, Parker, Peay, Phillips, Patterson, Priester, Parsons. Page One Hundred Fifty-six FRESHMEN Pressly, Pope, Pursley, Padgett, Prevost, Redick, Richardson, Roth, Reynolds, Rogers, Ricaud, Reeves, Rawls, Rabon, Riser, Rosen, Ray, Rawlinson, Rowland, Rigby, Rubinowitz, M. Rogers, Rodgers, Reid, E. Richardson, Roper, C. Rawlinson, Ramage, Ragin, Shirley, Swearinger, Sturkey, Stevenson, Schirmer, E. Simons, K. Simons, Strickland, B. Stewart, M. Stewart, Spears, Sistare, Stackhouse, S. E. Smith, Struwhorn, R. L. Smith, C. Smith, Salley, Sherrill, Sapoch. Page One Hundred Fifty-seven FRESHMEN Sandifer, S. M. Smith, Sawyer, Stallworth, Sanders, Steele, Sadler, Sullivan, Timberlake, Taylor, Terry, Townsend, Tate, Thomlinson, Thomas, Thomason, Todd, L. M. Thomas, M. E. Thomas, Thomp Thompson, Tillotson, M. Taylor, Timmerman, R. Thomason, A. Thomas, M. Willis, West, Wells, Watkins, F. E. Wil- Williams, Wideman, Williamson, son, Tolson, Tidmarsh, R. E. Van Orsdell, M. Williams, Willis, Watson, Whitesides, liams, White, Walker, V. Williams, Wilson, R. Walker, M. C. Wemple, Welch, Wadsworth. Page One Hundred Fifty-eight FRESHMEN Wallace, Wagnon, Ware, Weeks, E. A. Williams, Walters, Whitten, Ward, C. Williams, P. White- sides, T. Young, P. A. Young, Zimmerman. Page One Hundred Fifty-nine Page One Hundred Sixty JULIAN C. LEMON... HELEN WITHERSPOON . HELEN BARNWELL.... ISABEL WITHERSPOON . AUGUSTA SIMPSON DRUSILLA GEE. . ELEANOR. BELK¥ ose... MELDA VON HOLLEN ELIZABETH FAIREY JEAN OLIVER. MARY TAYLOR HILDEGARDE SCHRODER BETTY SMYTH LAURA FAIR Page One Hundred Sixty-two DR. JAMES PINCKNEY KINARD President Presidents’ Council WS Student Government Association Athletic Association Senior Class ae: Juntor Class ws tlw a: abe weg a oe oe tee Sopohmore Class 2 pon dee Freshman Class cj ee ee Curry Literary Society _...Waunthrop Literary Soctety -Wade Hampton Literary Society _Editor-in-Chief Journal _Edttor-tn-Chief Johnsonian per Xo he Editor-in-Chief Tatler Chief Marshal Yon Hollen Fair Barnwell Luwitherspoon . Fairey Simpson Belk Schroder Smyih THE PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL Page One Hundred Sixty-three Student Government COPPIGERS Association Secretary Treasurer BARCU TEV BebOARDD HELEN WITHERSPOON, Honorary Member OUIDA MCKOWN MARIAN HIERS MARGARET JOHNS ELLEN ‘TOWNES ELIZABETH BRICE ZELIME DAVIS LUCILLE CUTTINO GLADYS KELLY SARA CRAIG VIRGINIA COKER CARLOTTA KNOBELOCH MARIE TAYLOR CAROLYN CRANE JULIA RIDDLE LOUISE TRIBBLE CLARA MAE KIZER FRANCES SHEALY Page One Hundred Sixty-four CAT ee SS Sa Knobloch Céttine Riddle Hiers Crane Coker Kinzer Craig Moss McCown STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARD Page One Hundred Sixty-five WI SAER I Young Women’s Christian Association OFFICERS HELEN: WITHERSPOON: 3 50) =) coe President ALICE: SMOAK ®. ). cod We nko on Od ea da Vice-President MARGARET BARTON] 7 220% fons See eee ee . . Secretary ANNA HYDE Sa ahulie. 3« a) 2 Bae ee eee Treasurer MRS..GLAIRE KEARSE “GRAUELA 6) aoe ee General Secretary CABINET MYRTIS BAKER LIDIE DAVIS LUCILE CUTTINO JULIA MCIVER TOMMIE GUTHRIE JULIA LESTER DEANE RUSSELL RIA MELLE REID GRACE SMITH MARTHA PAGET EDITH LAWTON CATHERINE ANDERSON MARTHA BURGESS JULIA SULLIVAN REBECCA YOUNGBLOOD ATHALIE BAUKNIGHT JANET LEAKE DOROTHY GILREATH MARGARET EDWARDS MAMIE BALLENTINE LUCILE HEINZ BETTY CLOTWORTHY KATHLEEN BRYANT GEORGIA TOWNSEND MARTHA THURMOND ELIZABETH COKER HONORARY MEMBERS JULIAN LEMON MARGARET RUSSELL INA MELL YEARGIN MARTHA WEST Page One Hundred Sixty-stx Yeargin Sullivan Clolworthy Young blood Lawton Cuttino Mclver Ye Wee Caen GABINET mM. Russell Townsend A, Edwards 0. Russell Guibrere Andefsen Burgess Thurmond Page One Hundred Sixty-seven Ret AFR Se KENNEMUR GREGORY SMITH TEMPLETON WERTZ WIL SON Wood i DAVIS cOoBsB MONT GOMERY Mc COWN BOYLESTON RiIQCLE aie De PASS MITCHUM DIVVER ANDERSON FRESHMEN COUNSELORS Page One Hundred Sixty-eight : | Schroder Pres. Kinard ‘Certs eTachson Cover Stewart SENIOR ORDER Page One Hundted Sixty-nine Ie yo, ELLEN ALEXANDER CATHERINE AYCOCK Mary AsBIL ANNIE LAuRIE ATKINSON FRANCES BLACK Mary Brack EstTELLE BooKout MAMIE Brown GLApYys BULLOCK Nancy BurGeE Loutse Bruce RutH CARTER VIoLet Crisp BLANCHE CRISP EveLtyn CocKRAN CATHERINE CAUGHMAN Nancy CLark RACHEL CorRLEy HELEN RutH CHAMBERS Rusy CHISHOLM CLIFFORD COLEMAN AGNES CALDWELL Lyn CANTREL MartHa DERRICK CLraupIA DOWNER Girl Scouts GEORGIA DERRICK CLARA DANTZLER InA DANIEL Mary Sue Durant HELEN EprinG Mannie Lee Epwarps Dorotuy Evans THELMA FRICK IRENE FREEMAN KATHERINE FULLER LILLIAN FANT MarjJoRIE FARMER AGNES GREEN ELMA GRIGSBY RutH HAMILTON ELLEN Hore SarAH Hunt RutH HENpRICKS ANNA JONES GLApys KEARSE SWANNIE KENNY LoutisE Lawson Sapir LESTER ELIZABETH LYMAN MartHua MILLER THELMA MEETZE Page One Hundred Seventy Dorotuy Mims THELMA MILLER GENEVA MarTIN ALBERTINE Moore RutH MITCHELL Martua MIcKLe Marie MILLER Sara McCreary FrANcES Norris MARGARET OWENS Mary Love PLExiIco Carry PAapGETT MARGUERITE PITTMAN Marie Poore Mar PLUMLEY ANNIE POWER VERA Pitts EVELYN QUATTLEBAUM DorotHy RUBINAWITZ Hazev_ RoGEers Mary RAMAGE Jutta RIDDLE ILENE RHOADS ANNIE Rory Rusy Russ LENA SCHEIN ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Mary STUCKEY CATHERINE SHEPARD LORENE SHEALY VENNA SHELLEY ANNIE May STEWART ELIZABETH SHARP GERTRUDE SWEATT EARLINE STROUDEMAYER CHRISTINE SLAUGHTER EuNICE SPARKS Sue TROTTER DoroTHEA TAYLOR Evetyn TIpDMARSH Mary IpA WATSON MrritamM WILLIAMS ANNIE LAURIE WILSON MARGARET WERTZ SarAH WESTON ALLINE WALDROP JosEPHINE WRIGHT DatsEY BELL PEATSA COLGIN HELEN JACKSON Era Norris Dorotuy FoxwortH College Marshals oe ¢ ¢ WINTHROP LITERARY SOCIETY LAURA FAIR, Chief Marshal LENA MILES WEVER Louis GANG MARTHA WILBUR MARY LEITNER GURY ZELBRARY SOCIETY. ELIZABETH COOPER ALICE COBB LUCIA DANIEL VIVIAN: BURROUGHS LENORA GLADDEN Ne DEST TAME ONSEN EIVAR Y SOCIETY JULIA M. -LESTER JANET LEAKE ENGLISH BOSTICK EDITH LAWTON ADALENE RAINEY Page One Hundred Seventy-one D8 eed la cia Tatler Staff BETTY: SMYTH ©. 6.2.5.0. 2K ee ae 5 Editor-in-Chief LOUISA “BANKS osc cx 04 ee Wa ee Business Manager MrRaJe THOMPSON BROWN. 7S. 28 5 Faculty Advtser ATHALIE BAUKNIGH DT 3, Spee 6 ee Literary Editor FRANCESYSHEELY 216... ee ee Assistant Literary Edttor RIO MELLE REEDS 42). a ee ee Art Editor DEANE“ RUSSELIZ 6 Ae Oe a ee Assistant Art Editor IRENE “YATES 506 2 ho ye OR eee ee ee ee, Assistant Art Editor ALICE 'SMOAK 7 ti? ty See eee Social Editor LUCY9MCDONAERD ee © ketene Fun and Satire Editor GENEVIEVE LIMEHOUSE. | 2 Gaeeeee e Athletic Edttor BUSINESS STAFF JULIACMECIVER 2 ptf ee Assistant Business Manager VIRGINIA (CORBR |.) p13 2S ae Stenographer LOUISE, “TRIBBLE . 2206� Sota ee Stenographer MAMIE BALLENTINE |G: s a. ey mare ta an Stenographer FPRANCES STEWART? ) 6:2 220 eee Photo Editor LEGARE BLACKWELL 2. 3), os 6 0 eee Assistant Photo Editor LOUIS: LANG oo... oe Fe 2 ee Assistant Photo Editor Page One Hundred Seventy-two Bauknight Russell Me lon Reed, THE TATLER STAFF AS Page One Hundred Seventy-three IS en eS Se The Johnsonian ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY During the regular session the official organ of the student body of Win- throp College, the South Carolina College for Women. SHeler sab Vele HELEN Gi -MACDONALD® © 3202 Faculty Editor HILDEGARDE SCHRODER) =. ...= aie cee eee Editor-in-Chief SALLIE HARRISON. 3% 2 4..% 5) 5 cee Feature Editor Bint ete ee Business Manager A he oe Assistant Bustness Manager LANGIE SMARTIN @ sec Go eee eee ee Assistant Bustness Manager a er ae oe on ee Circulation Manager REPORTERS WILLIE LOCKE CRAWFORD CATHERINE WRIGHT EVELYN FLETCHER SARAH WILDERA 7e4 f- MARGARET MOorRE LILLIE Moss MARTHA WEST ELLEN STUART MILDRED MILLER IRENE TODD LENA MILES WEVER -ELIZABETH GLOVER Honors awarded The Johnsonian at the 1929-1930 session of the South Carolina Press Association: Judged best college newspaper in the State. Second place: Editorial, “‘Challenge Yourselves,”’ by Hildegarde Schroder. Second place: Feature, ‘‘Backward, Turn Backward,’’ by Margaret Henry. Page One Hundred Seventy-four yA BT | | : - The Winthrop Journal THES TARP INDRA RVs Ge UAYLOR« 944. .n LR A) eR He Editor-in-Chief NIBIOAGEY ON SILOLE EN oo oi. 8 ctuince saa BR ngs ae Business Manager Byars te GIN Me Bi aicisa soe Gare ical, bo Ree cele @ aodae Faculty Adviser Aol Nile OMbORS MARTHA WEST JEANETTE CRAWFORD RUTH MURCHISON MARGARET RICAUD ISABEL WITHERSPOON CATHERINE WRIGHT GRACE SMITH SARAH L. KENNERLY MARION HIERS CECILE CHAPMAN DRUSILLA GEE LURLINE HICKS IRENE BROUGHTON ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS ELIZABETH HOPKE ADELENE RAINEY ALICE COBB STENOGRAPHERS ELIZABETH HYMAN LOUISE TRIBBLE MAMIE BALLENTINE Honors awarded The Winthrop Journal at the annual Press Association of 1929-30: Second place as best literary magazine in the state. First place: “‘A Very Little House,’’ short story by Mary C. Taylor. Second place: “Hill Philosophy,” sketch by Margaret Gregg. Page One Hundred Seventy-five BRS EARS ih, Hes Wade Hampton Literary Society Y OFFICERS JEAN‘ OLIVER) i tcc 5 Wetted eek ee President MARTHA sHINSON] Yee g aud che Vice-President CECILE ‘CHAPMAN 5...-. Cite oo da 6 ce ee Oe Treasurer CATHERINE? MORGAN. 3os.4.ey 0) Geen ae en Recording Secretary ‘DILLIE: PARKERA@ s)9 54-7 oo reotoattaee tie ee ae ene Corresponding Secretary Page One Hundred Seventy-six Curry Literary Society OFFICERS Vie hm CONELIOMUEND @ a marn e A eee he a ws coe oe 2. President Py Ue eed Ramm ts Cho de Mn Waa Pa IN a eceli A iy, ok oe Suk ous Vice-President KORE ECE Nie@rtUIL Re ae ees 2 yn ke Os Recording Secretary PPP Rem Ge Nile: gr Way SA Corresponding Secretary SWORE? JENCIUD Ne Ie WIRMONS is eee a eae ee nn Treasurer Page One Hundred Seventy-seven See Bert Winthrop Literary Or Ei ers FIRST ‘TERM ELIZABETH BAIR EY pie ee ee SARAH DERASS.. sc: seq ie eee ee (TOMMIE, GUTHERIE') 33 ee ee FRANCES’ KNIGHT? © 9uc.0ee) 2 ee eee BLIZABETH HOPRE 02.0 ee eee CECILE” BARBOT 27) =e ELLEN’ BRICE 500. te ee Page One Hundred Seventy-eight T= See Society ya ote.) 1a coe, rs President Sea as ee Vice-President EAN eg Ar ee Recording Secretary ee Corresponding Secretary Pe a ig Treasurer pen Tee Ge President ant eee Vice-President wt hee oh ee ee Treasurer soy ee Recording Secretary ere Corresponding Secretary Sa ee Commencement Speakers Og cna Nhe ee es. Winthrop Literacy Society BeeN@eovS tEWART 5) 296 -94.8...-2..Wade Hampton Literary Society WieeG se) OLNSama eel o serene. a 2a. Curry Literary Society Page One Hundred Seventy-nine International Relations Club ESTABLISHED IN 1921 Charter Member of Southern Conference OFFICERS ELIZABEFH. DARGAN. ..: 0208 oi President HELEN REID MARY MCKINNEY: “ag-'s 5 ed alae oc ee ae Secretary KATE; HENDRICKS: .. 2. cf) he ee Treasurer Dr. KEITH: oo Se a fk eee Faculty Adviser COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ALICE SMOAK HELEN REID DOROTHY GILREATH MARTHA HINSON KATE HENDRICKS Mary McKINNEY MARTHA PAGET Page One Hundred Eighty RRS ARS, Hendrix Hagood Mc Kinney DEBATERS’ LEAGUE Wenrr ERLER Page One Hundred Eighty-one BURGESS STEWART DR. MARTIN MIMS PRES. 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Apprentices ANTLEY, BLACKWELL, BROUGHTON, CALDWELL, BRYAN, CROFT, CAL- VERT, CRAWFORD, DANIEL, DARGAN, DERRICK, DEPASS, EPPS, EVANS, FLYNN, GASTON, HEISS, HYDE, HARBY, JACKSON, JOHNS, KAISER, KNOBE- LOCH, KNIGHT, KELLY, LEAKE, LEGARE, LANKFORD, LESESNE, LOWE, LINDER, EARLY, CARTER, WEVER, WITHERSPOON, WITHERSPOON, WIL- LIAMS, BUSSY, GLYMPH, SUTHERLAND, TOWNSEND, LEBBY, LIMEHOUSE, BURGARD, GRAY, SMITH, MILLER, SPEARS, WILLIAMS, THOMAS, DURANT, FANT, JOYCE, MCCOMBE, TIDMARSH, ACKER, MIXSON, STEWART, JAHNZ, BRYANT. Page Two Hundred Five SES Se ee What Every Woman Knows By SIR JAMES M. BARRIE CAST OF CHARACTERS David o WY li@isi.ncedl oo, Betis are Sy, Sk te ee AUGUSTA SIMPSON Jamés) Wylie. cg.Ah rege, os ee wet edinn Bh OPe eee Ce a en DOROTHY FOXWORTH Alicke Weyiter their’ father) Peace ayers ist eeer ein aan .. CARLOTTA KNOBELOCH Magete sWylien (therdaughter) ai cosy tne sy seit oie eee outer BETTY CLOTWORTHY JobnaShand Sect. ee eee Poe LS ee ee eee KATHERINE ANDERSON The Gountess dela Briere a ee sh te Ok Sie Ny a tht AL a CATHERINE WRIGHT Lady Sybil� Penitetdens ine «Sarto fs es es Re MARY SIMS MrChatlesaVienabl sic. eee ec iad ed 5 ee ak Oe ee SARAH WILDER AO Maid. (Ge the: Shand’s)? oi agp a occa ee se IRENE BROUGHTON AY Maid (atethes homerot the Gon tess: ail nen ann en oe LENA MILES WEVER Election Mob Act I—The library in the Scotch home of the Wylie’s. Act II]—Six years later—a committee room. Act I]1I—Scene 1. John Shand’s work-room. Scene 2. Same—day later. Act IV—A room in the country home of the Countess de la Briere. The last three acts are laid in England. FLORENCE ADAMS MIMS, Director Page Two Hundred Six ECA EAR The Molluse (A Modern Comedy) By HENRY HUPERT DAVIES CGASIBOE CHARACTERS WiremiDbaxter hha e855 Rene! Crem sae, Stee .....SARAH BOLAND IVINGSMECO DCT US ee er pier Me A eee eee PM Ve eee ee HELEN MIXSON IVIESHRIDAS LOR PEC MeRr ee. ee os Bape dets Pt, Osis 2 ALBERTA THOMAS Sime Cll) eer ae RP ke tee ak OLIVE STEWART SIRI CMMY lA Clann OI, Ree ng ele oe re et a le .. LAURIE SUMMERS The entire action of the play takes place in the spring, some twenty miles from London. Act I—Sun parlor in the Baxter home—evening. Act II—The same—next morning. Act I1I—The same—six days later—morning. FLORENCE ADAMS MIMS, Director Page Two Hundred Seven ES er ed THESIUNIORFGEASS Presents The 1930 Revue Written and Directed by AUGUSTA SIMPSON CAST OF CHARACTERS Joan “Hunter? (the sgirl i: eons ee oak ee LENA MILES WEVER Jack batron «(thes DOY.) asain een Me ee err ata 6 Ae), IBY WEIE SOUS Hal’ Whitner (thes.director isn eoeieenre ee cee eee cee . “HAPPY” WILDER Helen (a-chorus eirl 2s 52a Ae lee ee MINERVA WYLIE Marilyn (another chorts:ctt! im erence ee een eee .MAMIE STACKHOUSE Donalds Harris = (thesmanetroml New aX OL kee nen AUGUSTA SIMPSON Mr dima (thes postman.) 6 on Se oe ee ISABEL HARRELL SCENES Act I—A summer garden, Huntsville, N. Y. Act Il—Wing of the New. Amsterdam Theatre, New York City, 18 months later. Act I]I—Same as Act I—three months later. ‘TROUPE Sixty Chorus Girls and Boys Page Two Hundred Eight cal Page Two Hundred Nine ee eee re Federation of Social Clubs DEAN. MARY) TE: SSGUDDERSEW®,.. ) fre See a Sn ee ere Faculty Adviser GEORGIE: TOWNSEND? asc | bse eh Se bee en President BETTY? DOUGLAS Ue ee ae BP es a Secretary- Treasurer MARGARET’ EDWARDS� 6. 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A.Parrotl Napier PHI NU KAPPA (Founded 1924) Page Two Hundred Thirty-four ROR ee ye NS Peierd M.Allison Cealer F Pollard E.White PI GAMMA PI (Founded 1924) Page Two Hundred Thirty-five RS ER SS Fh, Me Corhle Foxworth Harvey Willis DELTA SIGMA PHI (Founded 1925) Page Two Hundred Thirty-six A Fee ye rw OR Nicholson. Pres. Blocker Crssland: OMEGA GAMMA DELTA (Founded 1925) eee MRica ud Page Two Hundred Thirty-seven yO Crimm inger MeCormick PI GAMMA SIGMA (Founded 1925) Page Two Hundred Thirty-eight Rene eg Pearson Hardwick Hugnes Slack house CHI THETA KAPPA (Founded 1926) Page Two Hundred Thirty-nine 7 ee Tucker Asbill Boland KAPPA OMEGA DELTA (Founded 1926) Evans Page Two Hundred Forty Powell Ritch s Gaines Divuer PI KAPPA TAU (Founded 1926) Page Two Hundred Forty-one Hightower McLelion Borwick Burrows fe Simons Simons ALPHA GAMMA PI (Founded 1927) Page Two Hundred Forty-two Gateecs R. Knotts W. Knotts Hick GAMMA SIGMA (Founded 1927) Page Two Hundred Forty-three Keaton Wannamaker yy q Hickson Ervin James Myers : DELTA GAMMA (Founded 1928) Page Two Hundred Forty-four RO ye Se Seabrook Ford Fosier Zeigler Anderson Dubose KAPPA PHI (Founded 1928) Page Two Hundred Forty-five Moore Allen. Bransford Hall M Qucen- _Bethco. KAPPA SIGMA GAMMA (Founded 1928) Page Two Hundred Forty-six Derrick Gordon Law S islare PI EPSILON PI (Founded 1928) Page Two Hundred Forty-seven Lindsay TAU SIGMA BETA (Founded 1929) Page Two Hundred Forty-eight Oe yo PICKENS CLUB (Founded 1929) Page Two Hundred Forty-nine F Ditere Gael yA, Miller ww Stallworih Elturson Craig LAMBDA OMEGA KAPPA (Founded 1929) Page Two Hundred Fifty Ne asia Caldwell ye Lipscomb Pres. Rogers Vandiver Hardy Leifsey KAPPA PHI TAU (Founded 19299 Page Two Hundred Fifty-one yp OT N.Kassler Lkassler Savitz Myerson Rubinowilz DELTA EPSILON KAPPA (Founded 1929) Page Two Hundred Fifty-two Ae ya Se ae J Fowler Sparks Catawell Huckabee Mortin Cherry BETA TAU GAMMA (Founded 1929) Page Two Hundred Fifty-three Co ee Bersted Thalia German Club BETTY ARNOLD MARTHA WILBUR ...... BETTY ARNOLD MARTHA WILBUR LOLA MILLER VIRGINIA CLARDY MILDRED MARKEY BELLE REID MARTIN Page Two Hundred Fifty-four OFFICERS MEMBERS Be a _....Prestdent ......., .Secretary- Treasurer KATHERINE GANDY JEAN KLUGH SYLVIA WATSON GERTRUDE ZEMP FRANCES MARSHALL CATHERINE WALKER RRA AFR oe Terpsichorean German Club OEBICERS GEORGLIBEEIOWNGSENDiy a alee ats. Ge. HARRIET MOORE MEMBERS GEORGIE TOWNSEND HARRIET MOORE HELEN HAGOOD BILLIE LOCKE CRAWFORD ESTEN MATHERSON MILLIE LYON eee a HASELL TOWNSEND ROSIE TOWNSEND MARGARET SLOAN LESLIE “TOWNSEND DOTTIE ZEMP ESTHER HOUGH Page Two Hundred Fifty-five Ne ae Page Two Hundred Fifty-six JOYNES HALL Athletic Song Come on, ye Winthrop girls, let's fall in line; , We'll find a game and play it, every time, For basketball and hockey, I yell, I yell! And for our tennis and our swims, I yell, I yell! So fight, fight, fight, fight every time, And to good health we all will quickly climb; We stand for fair play, square play. Sts! Boom! Bah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Page Two Hundred Fifty-eight Re Or rh, — Class Songs ¢ ¢ ¢ SENIOR CLASS SONG As we go marching And the band begins to p-l-a-y, You can hear us shouting, The Sentor Class ts on the way! Oskt-wow-wow! Ipst-wee-wee! Oskt-wow-wow! Soak ’em, Thirty! And we'll rough-house everybody Tull they holler, cut tt out! out! out! - ¢ JUNIOR CLASS SONG SOPHOMORE CLASS SONG Nineteen hundred and thirty-one, Now that we are Sophomores The class of Garnet and Grey, Side by side with °33, We'll fight to win the way. Sometime in the near future Don’t you forget We have the spirit, We'll surprise you yet, You will hear them say, Just wait and watch us do tt! With plenty of pep Class of ’32 never gives tn, We've won the rep Fight to the finish, girls, For Junior Class! Juniors! Juniors! The class will back the cry, We're here to do or die! Juniors! Juniors! SER We'll win the game or know the reason why! We're out to win! FRESHMAN CLASS SONG Let us stand stde by side, Freshman Class, Let us fight to the end of the game; Honor right, colors bright, Freshman Class, And our spirits our only fame. Oh, we're loyal to Garnet and Black, And our sisters, the Garnet and Gray, With courage new, we'll be true, Freshman Class, And we will prove that our trust we'll ne'er betray. Page Two Hundred Fifty-nine Athletic Association OFFICERS HELEN .BARNWELL, - 62.00 552 eee ee President GENEVIEVE: LIMEHOUSE 12%.) te ee Vice-President JULIE’, BROWN? o1.5 0 tence cat nen Secretary CATHERINE MORGAN] 2.52 0 poe Treasurer Page Two Hundred Sixty Miss SEFTON MISs CLARK Athletic Board PHYSICAL DIRECTORS Miss HOFFMAN MIss WELLNER GUASS REPRESENTA TIVES DOROTHY MURRAH, Senior MARY AGNES CREWS, Sophomore MARJORIE FARMER, Junior HENRIETTA LONG, Freshman VIRGINIA COKEY JULIA LESTER BETTY DOUGLAS JO WRIGHT INEZ BELL ELIZABETH SMITH ANNA HYDE CATHERINE WYMAN SQUINT CALVERT MARGARET RICAUD ELIZABETH SHARP ELIZABETH SIMPSON a ee HOCKEY MANAGERS PERSON WILLIAMS BERT PEAY BASKETBALL MANAGERS VIRGINIA SMITH LOU DOWLING TRACK MANAGERS FRANCES TAYLOR HELEN ADAIR SWIMMING MANAGERS ROSIE ‘TOWNSEND ALBERTA THOMAS TENNIS MANAGERS DOROTHY ZEMP ELIZABETH LIMEHOUSE ARCHERY MANAGERS JULIA BROWN HELEN GAMBRELL Page Two Hundred Sixty-one y ees | ed PHYSICAL DIRECTORS MISSES LILLIAN WELLNER, ALINE SEFTON, FELIE CLARK, FRANCES HOFFMAN Page Two Hundred Sixty-two Douglas Simpson a Clotworthy Smith Scarborough WEARERS OP “W Page Two Hundred Stxty-three Varsity Hockey Team MEMBERS HELEN HAGOoD VIRGINIA COKER B. DAVIDSON FRANCES BRADFORD KATHERINE MORGAN MARJORIE NEWTON ISABELLE HARRELL NAOMI SCARBOROUGH JULIA BROWN BETTY DOUGLAS GEORGIA ‘TOWNSEND Page Two Hundred Sixty-four Varsity Basketball Team MEMBERS GENEVIEVE LIMEHOUSE B. DAVIDSON BETTY DOUGLAS JO WRIGHT HELEN BARNWELL ADELLE FORD Page Two Hundred Sixty-five a . ; ‘ ; . 5: SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM VirGINIA CoKxer, Manager, Berry Dovuctias, Captain, Grorcir Townsenp, Mary Carvert, Kate Hen- pRICKS, Dor MurrAH, GENEVIEVE LIMEHOUSE, GRACE HOWLE, HELEN Hacoop, EtizanetTH SHARP, CLARA Mar Kizer, Joon T. McDonarp, Peccy Frynn, Inez BEL. JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Juria Lester, Manager, Naomi ScarsoroucH, Captain, Berry Stewart, ApELE Forp, Janie Hanp, Marcaret Ricaup, MarGcaret Ervin, B. Davipson, CATHERINE MorGan, ELizaAsetTH SmitH, MArjorIE FaRMER, Izzie HARRELL, Tip SHEELY, CATHERINE Wyman, Dot Evans, MartHa Jorpan, Patsy Pray, HELEN RutH CHAMBERS, MINNIE SWETENBURG. Page Two Hundred Stxty-six SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM Marjorie Newton, Carrtorra GREEN, JEAN ARTHUR, FRANCES BRrapForpD, Captain, VIRGINIA SMITH, FeELINA Ervin, GrorGIE Derrick, GERTRUDE Sweat, SusAnN WiLxLiams, Manager, VIRGINIA GANDELOCH, FRANCES Taytor, Everyn McDaniet, Mary Nance Daniet, Mary AGNES Crews, Marie MILLER, HELEN WHITAKER, Potty Smoak, Daisy Pitts, Jutize Brown, Louise Danie. FRESHMAN HOCKEY TEAM Nextt Lrerner, MarruHa Maruews, He_ten GAMBRELL, Moxie Purvis, Louise Dowxinc, Bert Pray, Potty West, Marcaret Goopson, Mirprep Markey, Dorotuy CorrLanp, MarGaret ARANT, EpNA VAN ORSDELL, BEATRICE PriEsTER, ELIzABETH THOMPSON, FRANCES JOHNSON, Ext_A Nance, ErizasetH LeEpgsy, Mary Burcess. Page Two Hundted Sixty-seven SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM E, Captain, HELEN BARNWELL, CLARA Mar Kizer, SARA H SHARP, Mary CALVERT, GRACE How ie, Dor Murran, stTY Doucrias, Manager, GENEVIEVE LIMEHOU McCrary, Joun T. McDonatp, Rusy Russ, EL1IzaBeE VIRGINIA COKER. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Jo Wricut, Manager, CATHARINE MorGan, Captain, B. Davipson, Naomi ScarporouGH, ELizasetH SmItTH, ADELE Forp, Patsy Pray, Rupy ABERCROMBIE, MARJORIE FARMER, JULIA RippLE, BetH STEWART, Marta Martin. Page Two Hundred Sixty-eight SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM VIRGINIA SMITH, Manager, JuLIA Brown, Captain, CARLOTTA GREEN, MaryortrE NEwTon, Marie MILxer, JEAN ARTHUR, SUSAN WILLIAMS, RutH Pace, Daisy Pitts, Mary Nance Dantiet, Evetyn McDaniet, VERNA CARTER. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Lovise Dowxinc, Manager, Erxa Nance, Captain, Epna Harris, EvizaserH CLowNry, HELEN GaAm- BRELL, Bert Pray, Potty West, Marcaret Fares, Marcarer Sapier, Berry Brown, ELizABeTH TATE, Tora Gantt, RutH Frank, Erric Presstey, Mitprep Markey, Morty Matruews, Henrietta Irsy, Exiz- ABETH LIMEHOUSE, MarGARET ARANT, Epna Lou Van ORSDELL. Page Two Hundred Sixty-nine Swimming Champions 1929 ee REGINA TUPPER, ’29 Mary B. DAVIDSON, ’31 DENA KEYSERLING, ’29 Track Champions 1929 ep Mary B. DAVIDSON, ’31 LAVINIA MCCUEN, ’29 INEZ BELL, ’30 Page Two Hundred Seventy Kee ORB Tennis Champion 1929 ep SINGLES AGNES JETER, ’29 Tennis Champions 1929 ep DOUBLES AGNES JETER, '29 CATHERINE ARMSTRONG, '29 Page Two Hundred Seventy-one a ree BEST ATHLETES, 1929 ELIZABETH BRAY, ’29, REGINA TUPPER, ’29, AGNES JETER, '29 Page Two Hundred Seventy-two my afte rae Miss BETTY CLOTWORTHY ‘Best cAll-- “Round g DH fad fy) an = 3 4 fa) Q YN _— 2 = — S 3 Q 9 ” e) SS TOWNSEND e MIss GEORGIE Most cAttractive Miss MARY TAYLOR Most Literary 7 e Miss TTHELMA COOK Musical 9) e -M ost eo c Milli Miss MARY WALLIS ARTHUR “Prettiest Miss HELEN BARNWELL Most Athletic Miss HELEN WITHERSPOON Most ‘Dependable Miss BETTY SMYTH ina Most Ort G ¢. Page Two Hundred Eighty-four tie ortee , ae Pe ot age Ec § eee Page Two Hundred Eighty-five Page Two Hu ndred Eighty-six MRs. JOHNSON Mrs. Carroll Zz Ties. Simms — . | “Tes TBratton- Miss Hort x ‘hrs. Butler OUR HOSTESSES Page Two Hundred Eighty-seven WR ESF SS South Carolina Federation of OFFICERS FANT THORNLEY BETTY SMYTH DOROTHY SHAY 0. 0 232 So oe eee eee I. WILSON BARBER WILSON STOKES Wofford College Annual Editors ae ee President 1 OE a First Vice-President Second Vice-President eee ee aes Secretary Sdhior aL Poe . ., . d reasuret The annual editors of the colleges and universities of South Carolina held their first convention at Presbyterian College, Clinton, S. C., on November 14, 15, 16, 1929, with the following purposes: 1. ‘To perfect an organization, elect officers, and appoint committees. 2. ‘To adopt principles and regulations, fix date of meetings, etc. 3. ‘To discuss individually our various problems. 4. ‘To draw together socially. With the above purposes in view, the South Carolina Federation of An- nual Editors was formed. Page Two Hundred Eighty-etght Ae yoo ae 6c61 _“AYC AVYW Page Two Hundred Eighty-nine = ‘ “4 : } “Ss ; { oo Page Two Hundred Ninety-one ASW eae Ireland Miss ESTHER RILEY Page Two Hundred Ninety-two England Miss LILLIAN BROWN Page Two Hundred Ninety-three France Miss ELIZABETH MAYES i ei | a i i Page Two Hundred Ninety-four ‘ | 4 4 ¥ Holland Miss SARAH DEPASS Page Two Hundred Ninety-five eee Spain Miss GENEVIEVE LIMEHOUSE Page Two Hundred Ninety-six Germany Miss JANIE BLAND Page Two Hundred Ninety-seven cA merica Miss BETTY ARNOLD Page Two Hundred Ninety-eight b Stmahons Reversed . é = = N q i ¢ a LL LN VE ota FB Ain iSn te 9 d Ns 4 if TSS ; ff ¢ ty i | nel | SSL 1 ae == mh Yin ee eet ee Pec! of Cough EO iby ut ou nose! ole Hinlbrop girth for Nii, dinner This completes 72g lecture, proceed with the dissection we Quy pe. | Scene — Oakland Yara Time — any Sunday. morning . Mh Ve fe Jookind at These Bis Bar I would + C12 OY reading ern Page Three Hundred One REA EARS oh, oe: With Apologies to Wm. Wordsworth I wandered hungry as a cow Who ambles on o’er vale and hill When all at once I heard a row, A blare of whistles from the mill; It rent our ears, it shook the trees, Growing louder with the breeze. Continuous was the Winthrop line ‘That wandered up and down the way, They stretched in never-ending line About the campus every day; Two thousand saw I at a glance, Walking and running from South and Nance. The bell began to toll, but they Outdid the clanging bell with glee— One could not slow down or delay In such a rushing company; I pushed and shoved but little thought Of the meal that soon to me was brought. For soon when to the door I pry I look in a disgusted mood From that which flashed upon my eye, And then—lI longed for solitude; I heard the girls around me say “Soup and apples again today!” —B. S. CAUTION ““Doctah, how's de way t’ treat a mule dat’s got distempah?”’ “You bettah treat him wif respect, niggah!”’ = wi E= to Ss To see oursels as ithers see us — — PAE Pe dunng lecture Page Three Hundred Two HE ae SAH, TOO DANGEROUS Prof. Brown: “‘Aren’t you tak- ing my course next year?”’ Student: “‘Can’t possibly. I walk in my sleep.” “Why didn’t you laugh at Pro- fessor Magginnis’s joke, Jean?”’ “Didn’t have to; the term ends Saturday.” Some Winthrop classes are like dreams—you have to go to sleep to enjoy them. Man: ‘“‘Let me give you a piece Of aavicess Scotchman: ‘‘What’s the matter The Prince. of Hoflig Hi 2 aan Dr. Martin: ‘“‘Oh, it was so interesting; the tombs and pyramids and things were all covered with hieroglyphs.”’ Dr. Dunning: “‘Hieroglyphs, eh? Well, I hope you had your throat sprayed.” She (tenderly): “When did you first love me?”’ He: “‘When I began to get mad when people said you were brainless and unattractive.’ Dr. Thomason: ‘‘What was the result of the flood?” Miss Crawford: ‘‘Mud, sir.’’ THE Poor FISHWHO MARRIED ONE OF THE SIAMESE TWINS AND HAD TO RIDE IN THE RUMBLE SeaT THE REST OF His LIFE. Page Three Hundred Three - O-t ete yO BT, PIERROT “AND PIERRET TG Pierrot stood on the campus Behind the tree so tall And cautiously he whistled A pleading, urgent call. CONT ee, Pierrette hung from a window And waved a signal white, The matron chanced to see her And she’ll not go tonight. Pierrot waits on the campus But, alas! he’ll wait in vain, Pierrette’s up before the board And she'll not slip again. —B. S. Miss Snook: ‘‘Don’t you think it would be better if I’d cut out one of my four songs Sunday La : : night?” Their one private moment “Yes; a twenty-five per cent improvement.” Sarah: “‘May I borrow your lace collar set?’’ Isabell: “‘Certainly, but why all this formality of asking for it?” Safanoee Lecan tifindertas Miss Cameron: ‘‘What is the principal difference between modern and ancient times?”’ Miss Smyth: “‘One of the main points is that the modern earn their liv- ing, while the ancient urned their dead.”’ HE PSALMZORSE ALE Chill Ill Pill Bull THE: EAS YeUIPE “You college girls seem to take life pretty easy?”’ “Yes; even when we graduate we do it by degrees.”’ TWO OPENINGS IN THE CHOIR Page Three Hundred Four RE -™—O yA, Ro anatieed THE INDIAN UPRISING PERE BNO CRVTIG Small Boy (near Winthrop College): “‘Let’s go through the campus; there's squirrels and lots of funny things in there.” Freshman on Chemistry Lab: ‘‘Why does Professor Naudain wear those high collars?”’ Miss Craig: “‘So he can duck when there are any explosions.”’ Mr. Roberts (at Sunday night service): “If everybody else would only do as I do and stay in their seats till every one has gone out, there would not be such a crush at the doors!”’ Margaret: ‘‘We used to have a dog that would howl when somebody played the piano.” Et.: ‘That's nothing; there are several girls in music hall who do that. e Judge: ‘“‘It seems to me that I have seen you before.’ Mr. Roberts: “You have, your Honor; I taught your daughter singing lessons.” Judge: “Thirty years.”’ Page Three Hundred Five yA TR “T met my fiancé in a depart- ment store.” ‘“That’s where Eve first met Adam.” ‘‘Aw, come on!”’ “Sho’ thing! It’s just been discovered that Adam met Eve at the rib encounter.” Recent statistics show that half the people in the world are lucky in love. We presume that the rest are just plain lucky. Wr. Thomason, is “a_ deep thinker.” “T guess so. None of his ideas ever get to the surface.”’ Winthrop’s contribution to the ‘‘light dessert’’ problem— marshmallows. (vf dya mean ‘wallflower 2?! ‘ After sitting in front of several loud speakers at the show on Saturday night we have decided that Winthrop has no particular need for a Vitaphone. Visitor (at North Dorm.): “‘Can I see Miss McClung, please?’’ Matron: ‘‘We do not allow visitors at this time. May I ask if you're a relative?”’ Visitor (boldly): “‘Oh, yes! I’m her brother.’’ Matron: “Dear me! I’m very glad to meet you. I’m her mother.’ , MISTAKE CORRECTED “Look here! said an excited man to a druggist, “You gave me morphine for quinine this morning.” “Is that so?”’ replied the druggist. ‘“IThen you owe me twenty-five cents.”’ “There's no danger,” said Dr. Dunning. ‘‘It’s only a carbuncle com- ing on the back of your neck. But you must keep your eye on it!” Mr. Brown: ‘Is in- somnia catching?”’ Mr. Haddon: “‘When the baby has it.” Page Three Hundred Stx Shoe Po lish 30ee editors note ‘Two-in-One PicteNDianys ING BRESids Grad: “The dear old college certainly takes an interest in a girl, doesn’t it?”’ Gade How sethate Grad.: “Well, I read that “They would be very glad to hear of the death of any of their alumnae’.”’ res fy RE UNCERTAIN Mary had a little waist Where Nature made it grow, And everywhere that fashion went The waist was sure to go. Prophets declare that with the return of long hair and long dresses there will be a return to victorian morals. If this be true, what will the older gener- ation find to talk about? Prof. Magginnis: “‘What three words are used most among college students?”’ Miss Diehl: “‘I don’t know.”’ Prof, M.: Correct.” INEBRIATE (as he spys junk pile) : eo a “Shay offisher, sh’ anybody hurt ’n thish wreck?”’ Page Three Hundred Seven yO 1898 1907 1915 1D: 1930 Evolution of the Winthrop “Uniform Every Winthrop girl is entitled to life, liberty, and the eternal pursuit of the collar she put in last week’s laundry. Dr. Keith: “‘Didn’t you have a sister in this course last year?”’ “No, sir, it was I. I’m taking the course over again.” ‘Extraordinary resemblance, this! Extraordinary!” Student: ‘“‘Going to the swimming meet, Miss Georgie?”’ Miss G.: “‘Where is it going to be, dear, in the auditorium?”’ Outsider: ‘“‘How many people work in your office?”’ Mr. Jones: “‘Oh, I should say, roughly, about a third of them.” Dr. Mance: ‘‘What effect does the moon have on the tide?”’ Miss Douglas: “‘None! It affects only the untied.’ Student (writing home): “‘How do you spell ‘financially’?”’ Other: ‘‘F-i-n-a-n-c-i-a-l-l-y, and there are two “‘R’s’” in ‘embarrassed’.”’ Dr. Thomason: “Did you ever hear the tale about the girl who loved the boy and the boy who loved the girl?”’ Student (sarcastically): “‘What an unusual story!” Mrs. G.: ““What did your girl learn at college?” Mrs. Douglas: ‘‘Says she can’t tell me.”’ Mrs. G.: ““Why not?” Mrs. Douglas: ‘‘Says it’s a secret.” Mrs. G.: ‘‘Nonsense!”’ Mrs. Douglas: ‘‘No; you see, she learned the basketball signals.” Page Three Hundred Eight POL yA OT, Acknowledgments Now that you have turned to the last page of our book, we hope you have enjoyed it. We did our best and we hope we will be fully repaid by your approval. We wish to thank the following who have co- operated with us in editing THE 1930 TATLER: iWesstcmemG@mboyer, W. H, Sanders, and L. W; Hutchins of The Observer Printing House, Inc., Char- Lotte mines, Mr. J. Thompson Brown, faculty adviser of THE ‘LATLER. Messrs. F. E. Gerberding and W. Wells Alexander of Bush-Krebs Engraving Co., Louisville, Ky. Mr. H. Lee Waters, photographer, Lexington, North Carolina. Blackston siotudio; Rock Hill S.C. Miss Sara Elizabeth Craigwall. We L930 WATLeR Stat, My roommates, BETTY SMYTH, Editor. Page Three Hundred Nine BRR EOF RS ih, AUTOG ’ | f ee 4 ( r al ae 4 i | 4 i C pe , hd . J y Yao? 4 oy : P fh f V, Y 2 U re J I , . Fr e i ft ‘ 4 U e ry , ah, : al (dit : ' Ae A al o we pig} fe fy F og , ey wv oe i e 4 ? - Y TY fy 4 C Mr Me a x F CL. warm ay TUL-( : zie nn ee Se ee ee ee ee ee ee a a es OS C ps if y y ka ee ae ‘ ie +f Na — J sey VAE NVA Dy N - ) qt ’ X ro - , d 5 X | r ’ , ee np. ) , U 4 F) we ( S ee 4 7 é Sal 4 | ; P s | i ) ) . t ‘ rt a : 2 X% � y 2 — x aS. % ‘ e @ 4 : 2 sy os % = — a ™% z ’ : | y ad an © % J 33: Pa y as yw , i er ee ? 2 4 “ : f ) {ieee Ir 7 )! 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