Winthrop University - Tatler Yearbook (Rock Hill, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1932 volume:

Copyright 1932 hy Miss Georgie Berrick Enditarc-in-Chief and Miss Frances Taylor Business Manager eee ee reface “And he sent us a train of pilgrine each with a distinct individuality apart from the pilgrimage, all the may from Southwark and the Cabard Inn, ta Canterbury and Berket-shrine: and their laughter comes never to an end, and their talk goes on with the stars, aud all the railroads, which may inter- sect the spoilt earth foreuer, rannot hush the ‘tramp, tramp’ of their horses’ feet.” Chus it ts with Chaucer's immortal Canterbury Tales, and so map it be with the students of Winthrop College. From Freshman pear through Senior, and out into the ‘four corners of the earth,” their pilgrimage has its beginning and its end- ing; but the echoes and the memories will last forever. Pecdication To the Student Body of CHinthrop College Sa To the students of Winthrop who habe proved themselves to be of that finer inner spirit that qoes to make women worthy of that name, to those who have shown themselves fit for that most test- ing pilgrimage —Life—to those of whom lopalty and love for their Alma Mater are true characteristics, we dedicate this book, the Tatler of 1932. CO 1 Yi if Hi Ha ' ii | i | || | i ‘al i th i ol 1 i i | i i| il forew ord Jnto this volume of Che Tatler we habe put our sincere efforts to reflect the scenes of pesterdap, to portray the inci: dents of today, and to make more tangible the memories of tomorrow. “St is so easy to forget’; and with that in mind, we have attempted to depict our life at Winthrop during the pear in the Hopes that at some time in some small way this edition will bring happiness by the faintest echo of the “things that were’ in ’32. onutents Book One College Book Two Administration Book Three Classes Book Four Seatures Book SFive Campus Life Book Dix OrganbBations Book Seven Athletics Book Cight Fun and Satire E: = t A AS 8 AK St ABD IAS Ree el SESS VE GEA WEES mati A Johnson Hall ef Frit yas cl ti ! SSS (h TG Li i, { . = = = = = = z = = = = = = = = = =, ——— a? ARES ase. 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SS Sy AS : ee, iS SS te y SRK : Sey ULL a SN Wises oe 4 7 , : 2) —=] HH THe ‘Ti SK. : BONE - onl Shell sa yi vs 37) meats x CE aa HV. e eae C7 1 iidda New Class Room Building ; LA a Fi SI | =— t= = =e H It a A a ——— ies | SUA UCEBUTAA KCTS TT 4 R LULL a = y eas Az as SS a =a Gael cE =| ele! a FA jal ra = im ) VA —— iI| Hill { N BT) YS —— HHA om Che Fountain es Wie u 4) i his WY {7 WY , SER SN YU ATR leat Vag ) YP pA hes ‘ Spe Z eee et ee LGD T Daag, fH? Dei fp Bagh pene CO PIE PFE 4 The Library shane = —— 4 vo rel 1A IT TT Yad | WLI LULL LL Winthrop Training School a 7 Oy wa NE, swaN C ¥ fi ‘y ¥ ws Ef i : - , ee ine DR. JAMES PINCKNEY KINARD, B.S., Ph.D., LL.D. President MISS MARY THERESA SCUDDER BeArvien Dean of Women and Professor of Soctology Faculty and Jnstructors JAMES PINCKNEY KINARD, B.S., Ph.D., LL.D. JAMES WM. THOMSON, B.A., LL.D., Litt.D. President Professor of Education and Bible BUNYAN Y. TYNER, B.A., M.A. J. THOMPSON BROWN, B.A., M.A. Dean of the College and Professor of Education Professor of English Language and Literature MARY THERESA SCUDDER, B.A., M.A. GRIFFITH T. PUGH, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Women and Professor of Soctology Professor of Mathematics Dr. THOMSON Mr. Brown Dr. Pucu Dr. KertH Mr. THOMASON Mr. Macernis HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS , Page Twenty-eight ISMN CEN] SCRIBES TONANIEIR Ns MLN, Dean of the College and Professor of Education Faculty and Sustructors WARREN G. KEITH, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. SADIE GOGGANS, B.A., B.S., M.A. Professor of History Professor of Education JOHN F. THOMASON, B.A., B.Lit., M.A. EN NE UREN BIB, BS; IML Ss, Plat), Professor of Chemrstry WHLILIS ID, IMUNGGIINIS, IB IS., BAN, IMA. HELEN G. MACDONALD, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Secondary Education Professor of Political and Social Sctence Professor of Rural Education Miss GoGGANs Dr. NAuDAIN Dr. MacDonarp Dr. CouLson Dr. Rocers Mr. Roperts HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Page Twenty-nine Mr. MitcHecy Mr. Happon Miss DuNN Miss SNELLINGS Dr. JOHNSON Dr. Martin Miss SEFTON HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Faculty and Sustructors GROVER CLEVELAND MANCE BOs Vigne Del, Professor of Geography and Geology JOHN COULSON, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Physics WILLIAM WHITE ROGERS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology WALTER BUCHANAN ROBERTS, B.A. Director of Music OTIS M. MITCHELL, B.A. Professor of Education THOMAS CRAWFORD HADDON, B.S. Professor of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture DONNIS MARTIN, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Ancient Languages ELIZBETH FRIENCH JOHNSON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages ANNIE VREDENBURGH DUNN Professor of Fine and Industrial Arts MINNIE SNELLINGS, B.A., B.S., M.A. Professor of Btology ABBY VIRGINIA HOLMES, M.D. Professor of Health Education Page Thirty ALICE ALLENE SEFTON, B.S., M.A. Professor of Physical Education IDA J. DACUS Professor of Library Sicence Mary L. AULD Professor of Commercial Science SAIDEE ETHEL STARK, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Home Economics MARY E. FRAYSER, B.S., M.A. Economics and Soctological Research JOHN WALKER MCCAIN, JR., B.A., M.A. Professor of English DEMA LOCHHEAD, B.S., M.A. Assocttae Professor of Primary Education PATTIE SIMMONS DOWELL, B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Kindergarten-Primary Education MARY GARY POPE Assistant Professor of Mathematics FANNIE WATKINS _ Assistant Professor of Mathematics MARGARET J. KETCHIN, B.A. Assistant Professor of English SARAH I. GRANT Assistant Professor of English Miss Dacus Miss AuLp Mr. McCain Miss LocHuHeEap HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Dr. STARK Miss FRAYSER Miss DoweLy SHaculty and SJnstructors ANNE WINN STEVENS, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English AILEEN CALHOUN TURNER, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of English NORA MARSHALL DAVIS, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English FLORENCE ADAMS MIMS Assistant Professor of Spoken English and Public Speaking DOROTHEA MALCHUS Assistant Professor of Modern Languages ALIDA W. HERLING, B.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages LOIS GEORGINA BLACK, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages IRIS! IROILILIONIS, 15. NG, IML AN Assistant Professor of History MARY I PUNK, BS. Assistant Professor of Chemistry IENASIL AGN) IE, “AUWENBIETS,, Ie}o 8 o, IML AN. Assistant Professor of Chemistry BUWOODNI DERRY. Biss, MEP: Assistant Professor of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture ERMINE WILLFONG, B.A. Assistant Professor of Piano JEANNETTE C. ROTH Assistant Professor of Piano and Pipe Organ JESSIE BUCHANAN Assistant Professor of Piano and History of Music DORELLE ELIZABETH SNOOK Assistant Professor of Votce RUTH A. STEPHENSON, B.Mus. Assistant Professor of Piano JEANETTE ARTERBURN, B.S.M. Assistant Professor of Public School Music SARA ELIZABETH CRAGWALL, B.S. Itinerant Teacher Tratner and Assistant State Supervisor of Home Economics ANNETTE S. BUTLER, B.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics RUE JEM), Iie, IBS). Assistant Professor of Library Science MAUDE MANUELL HALL, B.S., M.A. Instructor in English CHO: FINK, B2A5 )B.S5 MSA. Instructor in English Page Thirty-one Mr. JONES Miss Bisnop Miss WarpLaw Mr. GRAHAM . ALLEN Mrs. GIRpson OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE Faculty and Jnstructors IBDEILISING 1K, JSUSSIEIGIL,, TBA, IN. Instructor in Modern Languages RUTH AGNES SHAVER, B.A., M.A. Instructor tn Modern Languages DOROTHY SEAY, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Ancient Languages ALICE ANN GRANT, B.A., M.A. Instructor tn Mathematics ANNE CAMERON, B.A., M.A. Instructor in History RUBY BIRD, B.M., B.A., M.A. Instructor in History STELLA BRADFIELD) Bis., BeAw, MeA: Instructor in Psychology and Education MARY SCHUCHART, B.A., M.A. Instructor in Biology ISABEL POTTER, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Biology INCNGS TIONG, IAN, IMLAY. Instructor tn Biology BARBARA METZ, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Biology ESTHER HERSETH, B.S. Instructor tn Political Science M. ETHEL JONES, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Home Economics Page Thirty-two ETHEL I. MCVEETEY, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Home Economics MARY ALICE BALL, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Home Economics FRANCES P. HOFFMAN, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education LILLIAN M. WELLNER, B.S. Instructor tn Physical Education JANE COUCH, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Physical Education RUTH CARRIGAN, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Fine Arts GERTRUDE K. Ross, B.A. Instructor tn Business Administration MABLE E. MOoorer, B.A. Instructor in Kindergarten EMMETT GORE, B.M. Instructor tn Violin GRACE DAWSON FARQUAR, B.A. Instructor tn Piano FRANCES E. HATCH, B.A. Instructor tn Voice MARGARET BELL, B.A., M.S. Instructor in Physics Mrs. Ma TUTWILER Mrs. JONES AL Mrs, JENNINGS Miss Hurt Mrs. Cavitt Mrs. SIMMS Mrs. JUNKIN HOSTESSES OF THE COLLEGE @fficers of Administration JAMES PINCKNEY KINARD President BUNYAN Y. TYNER Dean of the College MARY THERESA SCUDDER Dean of Women IVA BISHOP Secretary to the President ALEXANDER M. GRAHAM Butsar MARY DENNY MATTHEWS Bookkeeper LUDIE MITCHELL Assistant Bookkeeper ROBERT HAYNE JONES Regtstrar and Appointment Secretary ALLIENE DUNN Assistant to the Registrar MAMIE GULLEDGE Assistant to the Registrar SYLVIA ALLEN, M.D. Resident Physictan ELIZA E. WARDLAW Seana W. Wo, Cy AX, IDA. J, IDINGUS Librartan MAI RUTLEDGE JOHNSON Assoctate Librarian CLARA L. ABERNETHY Assistant Librartan GLAYDS M. SMITH Assistant Librarian LELIA A. RUSSELL Alumnae Secretary Page Thirty-three Classes a aa ; aa? ; ° bs ‘ w 7 o 9 _ -) a ad Le . � ve 2 - ih. 7 ka L {_} S Lore fr Rs “ Class Mascot SALLEY DuBose BLACKWELL MAcE ALSTON Sentor Class Officers Pe AUN GE SES Able vere emer teNO Pe ey at, a c a8 geben ee 40s President VAR Van UIE OCS pene Se A eee ne Ue whe Vice-President INIOB Ya UAC KW isl ee ante ete Se Cen Os eae Cheer Leader IE AIRE, IU NGIB, Nino AG, wn a en We ene a ea Secretary RU Hie 6S ONGOM aw eae ters _... Treasurer Presidents of the Class of 32 PARININ GEIS Sy LOS Wan LIN Che ee ee WS es eA Freshman President WO ROC IsAG Gb Eten ae iracre soe ee es a ak a oes Sophomore President GUN DAS S VLIGE Ela 2 eee eee a ee oe Juntor Prestdent ERO GE Smo A Lb yee eee ee ee Senior President ABLE ACKER ACKERMAN ERNESTINE ABLE MULUINS o ae B.S. Degree Home Economics LUCILLE HAMMOND ACKER ANDERSON, S. C. A.B. Degree English and French JULIA BELL ACKERMAN JEN adi AN, IME... A.B. Degree Education and English JOHNSYE TATE VADAMS LANCASTER, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry ADAMS ALEXANDER ALLEN, LETTIE ALLEN, LOUISE PAIN NIESR Ot neALEX ANDER NEwry, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Psychology PELE eA LEBIN GHESTERS S.-C. A.B. Degree French and History De EOUISE sAVEEN ALLENDALE Ore, A.B. Degree Mathematics and History MARGARET ALLISON GREER Os. @. A.B. Degree Education ALLISON ALSTON ARTHUR AUSTEN BARNWELL BASKIN RUT Hee SO IN WWNIONS De @ B.S. Degree Piano JOANRAR TOUR UNION, S. C. A.B. Degree French and English BONTANEBLEEFAUS TEN ANDERSON, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English HARRIET OSBORN BARNWEEL ay ONGES LSLAND Oa, B.S. Degree Home Economics VIRGINIA KIRKLAND BASKIN BISHOPVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and English Bass BLack BLACKMON PBA EELEN BASS SELIERS cos CG: A.B. Degree Primary Education MARS DARE INGIEON BEAGCK CLINTON. ©; A.B. Degree History and English ELEANOR BLACKMON LANCASTER, S: C. B.S. Degree Piano MAGGIE B: BLACKWELL CAMPOBELLO, S. C. A.B. Degree Education, Intermediate Level BLACKWELL BLAacKWELL, M. K. BLOCKER BLACKWELL, S. E. MOT ye? BIEAGIIWBISe CAMDEN, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music SARA EEEVBUACKWEEE JEFFERSON, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry JOSTE BEOGCKER EDGEFIELD,.S2.G; A.B. Degree English and Education VIRGINIA BOLTON NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C. A.B. Degree Kindergarten and English BoLron BOULWARE BRADFORD, A. BrapForp, F, BRANSFORD ew eee ZA er BOUEW ARIE NEWBERRY, 5. CG. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Biology ALLIE BRADFORD FORM WiEE 5 ae. A.B. Degree Education and Biology Pea N GE Seo LOANGBRADEORD GREENWOOD, S. C. A.B. Degree French and History ERIZABE Pie BRANSFORD DIGEIBOIN, ey TG. A.B. Degree istory.and Act Brice, E. Brice, M. Brooks EGIZABE Che BRIGE CHESTER, S. C. A.B. Degree Latin and French MARGARET BRICE SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English MARGARET MAUDE BROOKS SIMPSONVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and History EMILY SEVERANCE BROTHERS PLORENCE,.9..C, A.B. Degree English, French and History BROWN BRUNER JULIA LEWIS BROWN BELTON, 5... B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English RACHEL BRUNER WESTMINSTER, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry IDAy BRYAN AULENDADE om G: A.B. Degree English and French SARA BRYAN ALIENDALE aS eG B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry Bryan, I. Bryan, S. BRYANT BUCKNER BuRLEY BEVERLY BRYERSON BRYANT DOVESVILLE, 32. Ce A.B. Degree English and Education JANIE VUCIEEESBUGKNER WALTERBORO, S. C. B.S. Degree Commerical Science and Mathematics PLOISEVBUREEY WALHALLA, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics AGNES BURRISS ANDERSON, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science Burriss CARTER CASTON VERNA CARTER VARNVILLE So GC, B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English AM YS@AS 1 ON HEATH SPRINGS, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Geology GRAB RINE SANE GAUGHMAN LEXINGTON; 5..G. A.B. Degree Physics and Mathematics AN AR DE RIG AW TEHON UNION, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Sctence and Soctal Science CAUGHMAN CAWTHON CHANDLER CHAPMAN CHEEK ELLENESES CHhANDCER WEDGEFIELD, S. C. A.B. Degree Kindergarten and English CECILE MACGREGOR CHAPMAN SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree English and History RUBY By CHEEK UNION? SG; A.B. Degree History and English FRANCES €LVARK UNION, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English CLARK CLYBURN CoLEMAN ConNoR NUBYS CUB URN [SAINGASTER] on ©. A.B. Degree Primary Education GiliEFORD sey COCEMAN SALUDA; 33. G, A.B. Degree Education PAURAy GOODING CONNOR BRUNSON Oo. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics SARAH AGNES GOOKSEY BLACKSBURG 5, G, A.B. Degree History and English CooKksry COOPER Core Corey, L. MARGARET RAIFORD COOPER GREENVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Physics and Mathematics HEEENSAPBERUAB CORE COPE somG B.S. Degree Home Economics LAVINIA KATHERINE CORLEY LEXINGTON, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics VIVIAN COX SUMTER, S. C. A.B. Degree Latin and English Cox CRENSHAW CREWS CroucH, EPRIZABE TH eAREINE CRENSHAW VAN WYCK, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Psychology MAKY AGNES CREWS SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Mathematics ANNELIEE® CROUCH BATESBURG, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics Pini DORISTGR © OG GREENVIELE, on. A.B. Degree English and Sociology IN. Croucu, E. CroucH DALTON DaniEL, L. DanicEL, M. N. DORIS FLEMING CROUCH EESVILLEMOn A.B. Degree Intermediate Education and Geology RESSIEVGe DAE LON PICKENS on A.B. Degree Education and Academic Electives LOUISE PEMBERTON DANIEL GREENVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree English, History and Physical Education MARY NANCE DANIEL GREENWOOD, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English Davis, E. Davis, F. DrLoacHE EDNA INEZ DAVIS HONEA PATH, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Mathematics DA RAnM@ERANGESS DAVIS WINNSBORO, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics VIRGIN DAS BIZAK ENE Yo DEIOACHE CAMDEN, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music NEMS ADEN AE COLUMBIA, 5..C. A.B. Degree Physical Education , Biology and History DEN1 —————— DERRICK, G. Derrick, M. DILL DILLARD GEORGIEZ DERRICK WANGASTERI Ose, A.B. Degree English, Library Science and History MARTHA DERRICK COLUMBIA, S. C. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Biology GWENDOLYN DILL SPARTANBURG, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music LUGINDASDIEGARD SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree Physics and Mathematics DiIMMITT DoOMINICK Dover VEINNT ES OUOISE DIM MI i COLMMWIEN, S.C, A.B. Degree History and English EVA DOMINICK CIUNTROIN, ty. (Cy B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English BUDORAY BUIZABE PH DOVER TROGK@rEd Molen On B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Mathematics ELIZABETH DREHER Sat, IMGmsie is. Sy IC. B.S. Degree Home Economics DREHER DREHER DuBose, C. DuBose, M. DUENSING SARA, BLIZABETH DREHER NEW BROOKLAND, S. C. A.B. Degree Educatton and English CHRISTINEVDUBOSE SUMTER so te A.B. Degree History and Education MARY ATKINSON DUBOSE OSWEGO, S. C. A.B. Degree English LOUISE SCHUNHOFF DUENSING ST. MALTHEWS 9D ee A.B. Degree Intermediate Education DUNCAN Duntap, M. Dun tap, M. E. EARLY DOKOLYS RULE DUNCAN SHARON, 3. GC. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English MARY DUNLAP WINNSBORO, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics NARS ELIZABE biabwNPAP ING Jaling, Sx B.S. Degree Piano DOROTHY WES l EARLY PRORENGES a, B.S. Degree Commercial Science EDWARDS ELLiIorTrT ELLis ELLISON MANNIE LEE EDWARDS UNIONS 2G. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Latin LREVAGIVIN Rev sie ee Qatis is NICHOLS 52.0, A.B. Degree Chemistry and Biology BEVUPAHSEUEIS HEATH SPRINGS, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Mathematics SARA LEB BLLISON EASE Yours G A.B. Degree English and Library Sctence ENTREKIN ERVIN ESstTRIDGE EUGENIA ENTREKIN ANDERSON, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and English FELICIA ERVIN WARE SHOALS, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry WILLENE ESTRIDGE KERSHAW, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Psychology JW. JEAN eek TEN RINES ANDREWS, 8S. C. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Landscape Att Evans EZELL E FARRELLY FERGUSON FIELDS MARYSEZERE SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Political Science ANN? BLIZABE HSPARRELEN GEORGETOWN, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics HELEN FERGUSON POR Tavita A.B. Degree Education and English SARA DULEE BIELDS VAMAR won Gy A.B. Degree Kindergarten and History FINKLEA FISHBURNE FLYNN GAROM INS EIA bE FINKE A PAMPRETCOm 0G, B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry Pesta GOOLK ENS EIsSiBURNE WALTERBORO, S. C. A.B. Degree Biology and Geography NEU CECERIAYEISYINN WBBEVILLE? Oo. G, B.S. Degree Commercial Sctence DOROTHY MAE FOXWORTH TIMMONSVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Physical Education and Psychology FoxWwortH FRAM FRANK FREEMAN From SARAH FRAM UNION; 64 GS; B.S. Degree Music and French LETITIA MOREHOUSE FRANK ADAMS RUN, S. C. A.B. Degree Latin and French LEONORA MARCH FREEMAN HAMPTON, S. C. « A.B. Degree Education and Biology MARY FROM UNIONS Cs B.S. Degree Commercial Science, English and History Ganpy, C. Ganpy, M. GAUGEHERINESVICG. GANDY: FLORENCE, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics MARY DARGAN GANDY ANDREWS, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and History IMMUNE JEG METS (GyAINr IP JEFFERSON, S. C. A.B. Degree Education MILWEE GANTT ROCKSEICi aon B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English Gantt, M. E. Gantt, M. GASTON GEE GIBBS GILLIAM WILLIE MAE GASTON LAURENS SOG B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry DRUGIDGASGEE SUMMERTON, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Soctology FRANCES RUTH GIBBS UNION Oe: A.B. Degree Latin and French RAGHEUSSARWORS GLEBEAM UNION, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English GIVENS GLASSCOCK JANIE MILTON GIVENS ROGKEILisas. Ge B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Mathematics WONP@ABIEENSGIZASSGOCGCK GOLUMBIAL SG. A.B. Degree Primary Education EV ASE EIZABE PHIGEOVER JOHNSTON, 5S. C. A.B. Degree English and Political Science MARY ELIZABETH GORMAN HOPKINS, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English GLOVER GORMAN GOUDELOCK GRAHAM GREEN VIRGINIASGOUDELOCK GAFFNEY, S. C. A.B. Degree Latin and English CLARABEL GRAHAM FORTS noe. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry GARUO Ie-ASGRERN ANDERSON, S. C. A.B. Degree Physical Education and English JEWEDSES GROSS ST. GEORGE, S. C. A.B. Degree Education GROSS GULLEDGE Hacoop HAILE ER EANOR] GULEEDGE B.S. Degree Commercial Science ROGIGHIPiNS ac. MAGGIE, ADA HAGOOD WINNSBORO, S. C. | A.B. Degree Physics and Mathematics VIRGINTASTI AM Ie ONS TATE CAMDEN, S. C. B.S. Degree Piano RUG ESBANKS HAMIIS1 ON EDGEMOOR, S. C. A.B. Degree Intermediate Education and Mathematics HAMILTON HARBY Vode at Lanter, HarRDWICKE HARVEY JoeRrvnon: JENNIE HARBY ABBEVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Primary Education and English HAZEL HARDWICKE MULLINS, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics MAGGIE E. HARVEY TOLGYCUI hier A.B. Degree Education BLANCHE HERLONG SALUDAM Oa G A.B. Degree Education HEWETT HrcKs HIii NENA HEWETT FLORENCE, S. C. A.B. Degree Education iElGESEUREINES HICKS PLORENGE o n G, A.B. Degree English, French and History MING REDS HiEs GROSS sHIELA OG. A.B. Degree Biology and Geology MARION HINSON LANCASTER, SaG: B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Mathematics HINSON H1INSON Hire Hitr HopGes LOUISE HINSON LANCASTER, 8S. C. A.B. Degree History and English RUBY MAE HIPP DARUDA EO Gs A.B. Degree Education GRAGERISABEISSCi ais CROSSE IEG ns ae A.B. Degree Geography and Education EMILY CLARK HODGES STARR ioe. A.B. Degree Primary Education Ho.tits Hope Howarpb MARY WHOLIS ROCKIT Lom G: A.B. Degree English and History HARRIET EMMA HOPE IR@GI dali ee Ey A.B. Degree Intermediate Education and English BLANCHE HOWARD HEMINGWAY, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English ANNA BELLE HUGHES ROG Ibt ssc@s B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry HuGHES IRBY Jounson, D. Jounson, M. JOHNSTON EV ASG IRB CAMDEN, S. C. A.B. Degree French and Htstory DOROUWRYeADERAIDESIOMNSON BAMBERG, S. C. A.B. Degree Primary Education MARY GERTRUDE JOHNSON CLINTON; «5, G. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Geography MARGARET JOHNSTON CHESTER RO. A.B. Degree Latin and English Jones, C. Jones, N. JOYE CATHERINE FRANCES JONES GREENVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree English, French and Spanish NANG YS UGILEE JONES WAGENER, S. C. A.B. Degree Latin and English MOZEELE JOYE SUMIER sou. A.B. Degree History and Latin Ves Ube JUSS WOODFORD, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Political Sctence Justus Kay, E. Kay, L. KEARSE KEELS EXIA DILWORTH KAY WALHALLA, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English LILLIAN MAUDE KAY HONEA PATH, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry , ADELINE KEARSE ALLENDALE Wo uc A.B. Degree Education and English BLANCHE MERRITT KEELS ST. MATTHEWS, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music KELLER KELLETTE KELLY IMUNE OIRINE, WUBI IEIEN RS FORT EVILS .C, B.S. Degree Music JOY CGESMARGEIWIIARK BEVEL TE SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and English JAWAPEUN WE IEEE EAN GECMING Aes, (CA B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Sociology SARAH KING FAR TSVILEE WoC, B.S. Degree Home Economics KING KIRKPATRICK KITCHENS Knicut, B. Knicut, K. SARA MILDRED KIRKPAT RICK Map er iste XG; B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry LIZ TANSKETGHENS LAURINS, S. C. A.B. Degree Latin and Library Science BEULAH EREeK NIGH E CHARLESTON; oO. © A.B. Degree English and History KATHERINE JONES KNIGHT GREENVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Fine Arts and English LANGLEY LEE, GERTRUDE PRANCES BY LANGLEY PLUM BRANCH, S. GC, B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry GER DESVEE WHITE (STONE, S. G. A.B. Degree Physics and Mathematics GAD Seber KGINER Oc. B.S. Degree Piano BENNIES MILDRED LEE FORT UVIbIE, OG. A.B. Degree History and Geography Ler, GLADYS DEE Bev. LESSLIE Lett Lewis LINDLER MARYS@GE Days eSsoiLe ROG HIER Om GC: B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Mathematics MARYS NILE GIN PARIS ESD CHESTERFIELD MiGs A.B. Degree History and English BARBARA LEWIS GREERVOF B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Chemistry MARGARET PADGETT LINDLER SALUDA ED Gr A.B. Degree English and Sociology LINDSEY LIPpscoMB IDLE, IEUNIO ME Ye LANDRUM, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and English BONNER LIPSCOMB NINETY SIX, S. GC. A.B. Degree English and Education JUBTAS ALB ERIEARLONG RIDGELAND, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science, English, Journalism MILDRED LONG MARION, S. C. A.B. Degree Physics and Mathematics Lone, J. Lone, M. McDANIEL McFappEN McILWaINn McInrosu MARGUERITE EVEDYNeMCDANIBIG WALTERBORO, S. C. A.B. Degree Physical Education, English and History ELIZABETH AIKEN McFADDEN NEw ZION, S. C. A.B. Degree Education MARY ALICE McILWAIN LANCASTER wos. A.B. Degree Primary Education MY RICIS SVigeVicINTOSE KINGSTREE, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Sctence and History McKee McCowan McLauGHLINn VUAR GARE TeViAY es MeEkKEr ROG HILE,. oo. ©. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and French ORIVE ELIZABEDH McKOWN GAFENEY, S. C. B.S. Degree Commerctal Science and Mathematics BULIDA McLAUGHEIN PVORENCE BO mGe A.B. Degree Education and English WINIFRED McLAURIN IMIGECAEE TS ae. B.S. Degree Home Economics McLaurin McLEeNpOoN McPHAIL McSwain MAcE ANNIE LAURIE McLENDON BISHOPVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Latin INANG@YS Ey eMePHATs ANDERSON, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English FRANCES McGOWAN McSWAIN GREENVILLES omc: B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry IY CEVA Gr MARION, S. C. A.B. Degree Art and English MADDEN MarRKEY MartTIN IDA MAE MADDEN LA WRENS an ao, B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Polttical Science PwUNOK@ EGE Ihe sNVVARICEY SUMIER, o. G. A.B. Degree History and Library Science HEEEN MARTIN HICKORYEGROVE SO GC: A.B. Degree English and Latin MERCEDES MASSEY ELORENGE Oe @: A.B. Degree English and Spanish MaAssrEy MAULDIN MAYFIELD MENG MERCER VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MAULDIN BASEEY sous B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry BVIZABETTigiViAy EiEisD GREER OG, A.B. Degree Chemistry and Biology CAMMELA MENG WINNSBORO, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics MABEL L.. MERCER ANDREWS, S. C. A.B. Degree English MERRITT MILAM MILry So WAG INO i eMER RI fT PIEDMONT, S. C. A.B. Degree Biology and Psychology FEC EN eK PEE Re MIPAM CLINTON, ss. GC. A.B. Degree Physical Education and English ANNE MILEY BRUNSON, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science MARIE MILLER (MU BEONIDINED. wy (Ey A.B. Degree History and English MILLER MILLER MINCEY MITCHELL M1Ixson MARY PACKS MIZLER GREENVIELEA oO. A.B. Degree French and History OMERA BRIGHT MINCEY NIGHOLS= oe A.B. Degree Intermediate Education VIOLET +R UsehioM PeGi rie RGOGKUILEE SG. A.B. Degree Intermediate Education and Mathematics HELEN MANER MIXSON UNION, S. C. A.B. Degree English and French MooneyuaM, P. Mooneyuam, T. MoonryHaAM, V. PEARLE MOONEYHAM EEO aon, A.B. Degree English THELMA ALFORD MOONEYHAM BLEIO RD wor, G. A.B. Degree Primary Education VIRGINIA MOONEYHAM IS LICOMeaIe, Sy C- B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English EMILY MORSE ABBEVILLE, om ©. B.S. Degree Commercial Sctence and English Morse Moss, H. Moss, L. NEELY Norris HELEN GREY, MOSS YY ORK ae, B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English LILLIE FRANCES MOSS LEROY Ge A.B. Degree English, Political and Social Science EARULEsNEELY ROGKSHILDomte A.B. Degree French and English JULIA ELLA NORRIS AIKEN@ Ooms A.B. Degree Biology and Mathematics Norwoop PAcE PARKER EVELYN BEATRICE NORWOOD ROGeHILieas. G- A.B. Degree Education and Mathematics JOls, LINCS MARION, S. C. A.B. Degree Primary Education and Biology SUL PES W ASGEK Se PARICER SUMTERS Ome: A.B. Degree History and English DIVINE Jv ROMP IE GENTRAE SG. A.B. Degree English and Bible PARROTT PENDERGRASS PHILLIPS PIERCE PITTMAN MARTHA L. PENDERGRASS ANDREWS, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and History JEANES Pav ER eer sites WINNSBORO, S. C. A.B. Degree Chemistry and Mathematics MIRDREDSPIERGE SPRINGFIELD, S. C. A.B. Degree Latin and History MARGARET EEIZABE TH Phi TVGAN UNION, S. C. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Geology iPwvnwe,, ID). Pins, Le DAIS YeaueADON PIMs SUMTER, 5; GC. A.B. Degree Physical Education and Mathematics PRANCESTAMEUIA PII TS SYNEWIDEY, S.C, A.B. Degree English and Library Science VERABEEIZ ABE rie i ial NEWBERRY, S. G. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Biology BEE ANORSREAWY ER GREENWOOD, S. C. A.B. Degree Mathematics and English Panrss Vie PLAYER PLOWDEN Posty PRICE PuTNAM MARY EDITHEPLOWDEN MANNING, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English MARIE POSEY WOOODRUFF, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English RUBYs ELEANORSPRIGE BISHOPVILUS, o2.C. A.B. Degree Intermediate Education and History MARJORIE WINIFRED PUTNAM LAURENS, S. C. A.B. Degree Primary Education and Geology Ray RICHBOURG RIKARD MAK aavicGULiLOUGHs OUANTZ ROC EIUETo. CG A.B. Degree French and English INUAING ATR Ts LI RAY UNION; oF A.B. Degree Mathematics and Biology ANNIE LOUISE RIGHBOURG SUMMERTON, S. C. A.B. Degree Intermediate Education SARAH BANNED Eb eRICART® BATESBURG, S.-C. A.B. Degree French and Latin RIVERS ROBERTS ROBERTSON ROBINSON ETHELSEMAEB RIVERS W ADESBORO, N. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music HAZEL ROBERSMS YORK, 0. G. A.B. Degree Education and Mathematics LOUISE ROBERTSON HEATH SPRINGS, S. C. A.B. Degree History and English HELEN ROBINSON LANCASTER SG B.S. Degree Piano ROopDEY ROBINSON LULA R. ROBINSON KERSHAW, S. C. A.B. Degree Mathematics and History JULIA THOMPSON RODDEY R@GKeHipien oa Ge B.S. Degree Commercial Sctence JESSIERROGERS LAKE VIEW, S. C. A.B. Degree Kindergarten MARY ANNE ROGERS ROCK Lia ae B.S. Degree Public School Music Rocers, J. Rocers, M, RoTHROCK RUFF SALLEY SANDERS VIRGINIA ROTHROCK SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and English DAISY .DONNELEARUEE ROGCKIHIEL omc A.B. Degree French and English FRANGES R: SALLEY BUFFALO ,oaG A.B. Degree History and English GERTRUDE SANDERS SUMTER, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music and English SANDERS, G. SANDERS, W. SCHIFFLEY GRACE ELIZABETH SANDERS IOCIGL EE Sa G. B.S. Degree Commercial Sctence and Psychology WILLIE MOORE SANDERS COLUMBIA go 1. B.S. Degree Piano and French GAROLINESSCEHIFPRPLEY A.B. Degree ORANGEBURG, S. C. History, Primary Education and English ENO Wi SrlwAg DE Alves @O sian BLACKSBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Library Sctence Scorr SEABERG SEAWELL SHIRLEY SIMMONS LILLIAN MARIE SEABERG MANNING, S. C. A.B. Degree Intermediate Education and History MARGARET SEAWELL KERSHAW, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music COUISESSHIRIG EN: ‘TOWNVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and English LULA DOROTHY SIMMONS JOHNSONVILLE, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Science SIMMONS SIMPSON SmiTH, ANNE VIRGINIA SIMMONS MOUNT PLEASANT, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Biology BONNIE SIMPSON ROCKIES 2. A.B. Degree Intermediate Education ANNE HOLMAN SMITH ABBEVILLE, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics ANNES EE Easier BISHOPVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Primary Educatton and Geology SmitH, A. L. Situ, Epitu SMITH, EUGENIA SmItH, MARGARET SmitH, MILpREepD EDITH SMITH SMOAKS, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Geology EUGENIA SMITH JONESVILLE, S. C. A.B. Degree Education and Mathematics MARGUERITE SMITH SPARTANBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree History and Soctal Science MILDRED E. SMITH BISHOPVILLE,-S. C. A.B. Degree English and History SmiTH, S. SMITH, V. SMOAK SMYER SARAH PERRIN SMITH ABBEVILLE; ©. G. B.S. Degree Public School Music VIRGINIASEVISE SMITH RIDGE SPRINGS, S. C. A.B. Degree French and Latin PAULINE WESTON SMOAK WALTERBORO, S. C. A.B. Degree Art and English GIFAIR Be sMYER CHESTER, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and History SPEARMAN SPRUILL STEWART STONE SARA KATHLEEN SPEARMAN EASLEY oaG, A.B. Degree Biology and Psychology ROSA -EVANS SPRUIE CHERAW, S. C. A.B. Degree French and English MARTHA KERNAGHAS STEWART EDGEFIELD.SaG: B.S. Degree Piano PLORIDESLYDIASsS LONE GREENVILLE, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics STOUDEMAYER STOUDEN MIRE STOWE bAREINE STOUDEMA YER ENA 15, 1E A.B. Degree Education and Mathematics MABEL J. STOUDENMIRE SUMTER on G, B.S. Degree Commercial Science and English ’ MARTHA ELIZABETH STOWE ROC Hilivo” A.B. Degree Intermediate Education and English NITA STURGEON DENMARK, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Geography STURGEON SWEATT SWITZER TANNER TAYLOR GERTRUDE GILLIAM SWEATT VICBEE se GC. A.B. Degree Education, English and Mathematics ALMA M. SWITZER SWITZER, S. C. A.B. Degree History and Geology MARTHA M. TANNER GHESNEEM omc. A.B. Degree Mathematics and Biology GUADY SENORMB ALY 2 Oh NIGHOLS =o 5G B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry TAYLOR THOMASON THOMLINSON PRANGESMIEAY LOR: GREENWOOD, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry FRANCES MARIE THOMASON HONEA PATH, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics and Chemistry CHRISTINE THOMLINSON PAKE CInvno. C- B.S. Degree School Music and Harmony ANNE THOMPSON BATESBURG, S. C. B.S. Degree Piano and Public Speaking THOMPSON TILLMAN Topp TOMLINSON TOUCHBERRY GAC HERINES eb EVAN BENNETTSVILIE, 5..C. B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Soctal Sctence LOLPASIRENESTODD BARKSDALE, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music RUTH H. TOMLINSON ODAN Piso. Ge A.B. Degree Biology and Library Sctence BUNICES DOR@OIEHY a OUGHBER Re: SUMMERTON, S. C. B.S. Degree Home Economics TOWNES TOWNSEND TRAVER BELEN WHIEDEN LOWNES GREENVILLE, S. GC. A.B. Degree Latin and Greek ROSE JENKINS TOWNSEND GHARLESTON) S.C. A.B. Degree English and Physical Education SARAR 2OREINA TERA EK SUMMER ES er A.B. Degree History GER RUDE UGKER Sam MATTHEWS) on GC: B.S. Degree Home Economics TUCKER TUCKER WALKER, A. WALKER, C. WANNAMAKER GRACE, TUCKER SUMTER, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Latin ALICE, EZELCEAWALKER SUMMERTON, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Htstory CATHERINE M. WALKER SUMTER OmG A.B. Degree Primary Education and English NANCY HARRIET WANNAMAKER CHERAW, S. C. A.B. Degree Kindergarten and Psychology W arp WARREN WATSON MARY VIRGINIA” WARD GREENVILLE, S. C., B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Mathematics DONYE WARREN WILLIAMS, S. C. A.B. Degree Biology and Geology SYLVIA ALPINE WATSON BENNETTSVILLE, S. C. B.S. Degree Commercial Sctence JOSEPHINE, WESTBROOK ROCK Fivin SG B.S. Degree Commercial Science and Political Science WESTBROOK W HITAKER Wott ire G. WHITE, E. W HITFIELD HELEN WHITAKER ORANGEBURG, S. C. A.B. Degree Physical Education, English and French CAROLYN: RIVERS WHITE PLORENCE; 5. G A.B. Degree Primary Education and English EDNA WHITE ABBEVILLE; o.4@: A.B. Degree Biology and Psychology GUY NELCL- WHITFIBGD SENECA, 5S. C. A.B. Degree History and English WILiiAMs, M. WILLIAMS, S. WILSON MIRIAM WILLIAMS ISHINPETEY IDS, Ty, ICS B.S. Degree Home Economics SUSAN ELECTRA WILLIAMS UNIONNS 2G; A.B. Degree Latin, Physical Education and Biology BERNICE WIESON ABBEVILLE, 5: C. A.B. Degree Education BEULAH FOX WINGARD LEXINGTON? SG, B.S. Degree Piano WINGARD WISE Youne, E. OUNGsles ZEIGLER ZEMP E. BEATRICE WISE SALUDA, S.C, A.B. Degree History and Geology ELOISE YOUNG LAURENS, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Latin LOIS ALVA YOUNG LVOWRY oC, B.S. Degree Home Economics ANNIE MARGARET ZEIGLER DENMARK, S. C. A.B. Degree English and Education REBECGAVESZEMP Si DoiTy) CAMDEN, S. C. B.S. Degree Public School Music EVOLUTION OF A FRESHMAN Sentor Class History WE CAME; WE SAW; WE CONQUERED! In short, that is the history of the Class of 32. But “‘lest ye forget’’ the little things that matter, we have arranged a— CHRONOLOGICAL OUTLINE OF THE CHIEF EVENTS 1928-1929— Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. § March April May § We arrived and got collegiate; Were ratted and high-hatted. Got disillusioned. Got acclimatized and diet-ized, Satirized and sub-sidized. Learned to turn the other cheek. Attempted to play hockey off the other fellow’s ankles. Christmas Holidays—no Santa Claus even for Freshmen. Quarantine and MACARONI. The first robin—AND SPRING HOLIDAYS. Preparation for summer vacation. 1929-1930— September covered our VERDANCY with a “Sophomorish’’ exterior, and buried us beneath the usual Sophomore curriculum. Rest of year a repetition of ’28 and ’29. Produced the play “‘Her Husband’s Wife.’’ 1930-1931— We came and tripped it as we went With our thirst for knowledge bent— “Friend Hannah’’—-successful class play. In March, produced the Junior Follies-—result of the culmination of the foolishly wise Sovhs and wisely. foolish Juniors. May—Junior-Senior, the first of its kind in which the opposite sex were honored by invitations. Cups for tennis singles, archery, and track placed among our trophies. 1931-1932— And though the race was o’er half done— We saved our strength; and by it won That long last league. Nov. March April May Won the hockey cup. Also the basketball cup. Applications. No vacancies. Daisy Chain. Graduation. And were I a prophet, I would write the aftermath; but as it is, I make hrevity the soul of necessity. Senior Class Song Now that we are Seniors, don’t you forget We've got the spirit, well surprise you yet— Just watt and watch us do tt! Class of thirty-two never gives in; Fight to the finish, girls, we're out to win! Ny wy ag a) pL ‘ , A i Fi | No y Muir Yh Page One Hundred Eighteen MERCER DorROH HovucHu BuRGESsS FULLER HJuntor Class Officers MUNISISTE, INNBISY CIR a: ETT ae St ee ee ee ee ere President SWVRNEE IBXOREROIER” J oR OS Rete fla ee et Vice-President PORE a © OGE eaten Meee) go weed ese tee ee Oca ws Cheer Leader AR Va URGES S amet sas wat os Meee yer Se 4 Secretary IELGILAGAY WERGIOI BIR: area eee nt Cue Treasurer Page One Hundred Nineteen quniors ABERNATHY, D. ALLGoop, C. ANDERSON, L. ANGERINOS, M. BaILey, G. Baker, C. Baker, E. BALDWIN, S. BaALLarp, P. BALLENTINE, E. Beauprot, R. BELK, E. BLAcKMAN, R. BLACKWELL, S. E. Boyp, H. BricMman, L. Brock, R. Brown, B. Brown, H. Browninac, E. BRowNInG, L. BuRGARD, F. Burcess, M. R. BusuHaropt, M. J. But er, S. V. Byers, A. C. Byrp, M. E. Carnes, E. CarTeER, E. Cason, S. Page One Hundred Twenty Caun te, L. A. CocswELt, E. Crate, G. Dow ing, L. Epmunps, K. C. CLeLanp, L. Cotern, P. CrockertT, N. L. Drennan, M. D. Eptine, H. M. ‘uniors Ciowney, E. C. Coins, M. Crow, C. Dun tap, H.R. FAtres, H. L. Cryzurn, L. Coss, E. Coss, M. Cortey, E. M. Cor ey, R. Couturier, A. S. DANTZLER, C. Deate, M. L. Dorrou, S. S. Dun tap, M. E. Dunovant, H. Durant, M. S. Fant, M. B. FLeetwoop, A. M. Frynn, N. Page One Hundred Twenty-one Forrest, M. F. Futon, M. L. Fata Vigv ks Hart, M. H. Hickson, A. Page One Hundred Twenty-two Fow ter, M. GEorGE, G. F. Hamitton, M. I. Havirp, E. HILpEBRAND, H. uniors FRANK, R. GILuIAM, O. Haropin, M. HeEnpbrRIXx, B. Hitt, M. Futter, E. GiympPH, S. M. Harpy, W. Henoprix, F. A. Hoveu, E. U. Futier, M. GorMAN, M. Hart, M. E. Henpreix, M. A. Houcu Es Fuutme_r, T. dale, 1b DY. Hart, M. M. Hester, S. M. Hucain, G. Hurp, K. Jorpan, G. Kirven, B. McBratnez, L. Markey, M. Jacxson, G. JORDAN, J. Latimer, M. L. McComg, F. Matruews, M. uniors Jackson, H. N. Kearse, G. V. Lawuon, L. L. McCorxte, H. MAYFIELD, A. Jones, M. E. Jones, M. L. Jorpon, E. E. KeEEVER, R. C. Kecier, M. E. KIRKPATRICK, M. LEITNER, N. LIMEHOUSE, E. Lowny, P. McDavip, M. McEacuern, M. E. McQueen, M. C. Mayson, C. M. Meares, M. MEETZE, T. Page One Hundred Twenty-three Mercer, M. MERCHANT, R. Murcuison, A. L. Nasors, A. R. Norwoop, D. OHLANDT, E. Pepen, M. F. Popr, C. Raw.inson, A. Rawts, F. E. Page One Hundred Twenty-four uniors Mivery, G. Napier, K. R, Orr, E. Prevost, M. B. Reeves, D’A. Miter, D. NrcHotson, E. Pacu, V. A. PRIESTER, B. Reip, V. D. MILier, M. W. Nicuots, E. PARDUE, C. Pours ey, I. REYNOLDs, W. MILLER, S. E. Norris, J. F. Peay, R. Rast, M. RicHarpson, C. RNG yap lee SALLey, HE. C. Senn, M. SmiruH, D. TANNER, L. B. Rocers, M. SANDERS, A. SHIRLEY, M. STACKHOUSE, C. ARN, 1B, quniors Rosen, K. SANDIFER, V. SHIRLEY, E. STALLWoRTH, R. Taytor, Marie RortH, A. V. RowLanp, W. RusinowiTz, D. Sapocu, E. Sawyer, L. V. ScHvIMER, M. SHALER, L.� E. SistTaRE, M. SmitH, A. B. Stewart, M. E. STuRKEY, H. SWEARINGEN, W. Tayztor, MopetteE Taytor, W. F. THACKSTON, B. Page One Hundred Twenty-five uniors Tuomas, A, Tuomas, M. TuHomason, N. M. TuHompson, R. Tuompson, E. THOMLINSON, T. TipMmarsH, E. TOWNSEND, L. TRROGTER SSCs Ware, M. Wetsu, A. S. West, M. P. Wuite, R. L. Wuitesipe, M. WHITESIDE, P. D. WILLIs, E. Wi tis, M. Witson, M. N. Wyatt, A. YiounG. 2b. el: Henpricks, M. Page One Hundred Twenty-six Funior Class History Intelligence tests... orientation... green bows... and a class ceased to be “lowly worms” and sang, for the first time, “Let Us Stand Side by Side, Freshman Class!’’ They did. Through a year of English and earth-worms, of Art and Analytics, and of French and frogs, they stood ‘‘side by side’’ to roll up an enviable record. Their Sophomore year found them back at Winthrop, hale, hearty, and hard-boiled to Freshmen. Soon, however, they dropped this mantle, and threw themselves whole-heartedly into a variety of things. Nor was their diligence unrewarded. By the end of the year they had demonstrated once more their versatility. “hey had successfully produced a fine comedy, “Come Out of the Kitchen’; they had delightfully entertained their Senior Sisters on the good ship ‘Sophomore’; they had pulled through the mazes of History and Chemistry to acquire a long “‘distinguished’”’ list; and they had proven their ability on the athletic field by accumulating nine W’s. But such a record, brilliant as it was, did not completely satisfy them. This year, as Juniors, they have even increased the number of their accomplishments. Having found and entertained their Fresh- man Sisters, they began the year with the loud and emphatic bang of the brilliant play, ‘““The Swan.’ ‘Their spirits thus aroused, they rollicked through Pep Meeting—-where even the kitchen force sup- ported them!—to a hockey season where their splendid team made a fine showing. Next they selected, after wise deliberation, class rings; and families were bored for the next month by their ecstatic descriptions. First semester had ended when the climax of their Junior year appeared. Ihe Junior Follies showed the Juniors at their best. De- lightfulness, originality, individuality—all of these the Follies pos- sessed; but above all they were jolly, as jolly as the class that pro- duced them. Now the end of this, their Junior year, is here. ‘heir achieve- ments so far have been extraordinary; but the greatest of them are yet to be. Page One Hundred Twenty-seven Funtor Class Song Let us stand side by side, Junior Class; Let us fight to the end of the game; Honor right, colors bright, Junior Class, And our spirits our only fame. Oh, we're loyal to Garnet and Black, And our sisters of Garnet and Grey; With courage new, we'll be true, Junior Class, And we will prove that our trust we'll ne'er betray. orl Supima : Phi Class ascot Page One Hundred Thirty SPRUILL TEAGUE McLrop GIBSON ATKINSON Sophomore Class Officers POWISESS Pie ULls weer eet Se Sr eee ee ea Seba e hie Soa eal bee President Ge MiEZ ENE mE AGUE. 7) es tool erie Ma Soa!) Vice-President IMIS REGARD IGRI CIO BOD Meas tent en raters petit teres 2. Cheer Leader LV AS CaS © NG Aree ae ene ew Wear DROMR Cele cere h ce Secretary eT ZAG Ela RICINS ONiaeee eee nn ne A Treasurer Page One Hundred Thirty-one AppEN, M. A. ALLGoop, N. Baker, M. BaLtTzeGcar, M. BrsuHop, M. Boney, E. CarRROLL, R. Cason, C. Cooper, M. CRUTCHFIELD, F. Page One Hundred Thirty-two Sopboniores ANDERSON, S. L. BAMBERG, A. Z. Burpett, M. A. CauTHEnN, M. DANIEL, A. ANDERSON, V. Barr, M. H. Borvetre, M. Crawson, M. DaniEt, S. ArmMstTRONG, L. M. Bartcett, M.S. Burcess, M. CoLeMAN, G. Davin, M. V. ATKINSON, E. Barton, R. Carro.t, B. CoLEMAN, M. DePass, L. iDnexs CG: FELpeER, S. GayeER, E. Goocn, R. Harris, G. Dyer, A. B. Frrcuson, C. GENTRY, E. GoovinaG, N. Hasty, K. Sophomores Epwarps, McC. FREEMAN, A. M. Gettys, E. Grice, F. Hawkins, F. M. Eptine, J. M. GAINEs, A, Gregson, I. GRIFFIN, R. Hawkins, M. ETrHEREDGE, H. Gantt, L. GiiiiaM, N. GUNTHARYS, R. HENDLEY, F. Page One Hundred Evans, R. GARLINGTON, G. GILLIAM, R. HaAnner, M. Herron, E. Thirty-three Sophomores Hines, M. C. Hinson, N. Hoiianp, K. Horzis; Ho. Hutto, G. JAMEs, M. E. JEFFRIES, K. Jounson, E. KeEESEE, M. Ketty, L. Kemp, R. Livincston, D. Loean, L. Lone, A. Lone, M. Lyons, M. McCants, D. McCurcHen, E. McDowe tt, M. Page One Hundred Thirty-four Huaerns, N. Jones, B. Law, I. Lone, S. McIntosu, E. Humpuries, F. Jones, F. Leg, E. LugutReE, A. McLaveuiin, E. McLeop, M. MATTHEWS, R. Mose Ley, M. E. ParTrick, E. Porter, E. McNarr, A. Mays, A. Murray, M. Perry, J. Pucu, A, Sophomores McNincu, M. Merritt, M. NeTTLEs, O. PETTIGREW, J. Rerp, J. McWulite, M. MILter, H. NicHots, S. IPRA, Ili, RENEAU, R. Martin, E. Mims, K. Opum, M. L. PLAYER, E. Rents, S. B. MarTIN, S. Moore, E. Parter, L. PLeExico, S. RIcHARDS, J. Page One Hundred Thirty-five Ricuarpson, M. Roserts, S. F. RussELu, M. SANDERS, R. Simmons, R. Simpson, V. StackHouseE, M. Sratvey, B. TEAGUE, C. THROWER, G. Page One Hundred Thirty-six Sophomores Ropertson, M. Scorn, C: Sm1TH, C. Strona, V. TILuMAN, E. Rosinson, M. Scruces, M. SMITH, E. STROTHER, A, Timmons, C. RopGers, G. SECHREST, E. SMITH, M. L. SupperH, S. Tompkins, E. Rocers, J. SHERRY, H, SPRUILL, L. SwETENBuRG, E. TuckKEr, M. Sophomores Usuur, E. WALDEN, G. WALKER, S. WALLACE, G. Warp, C. WatTeERS, C. WHEELER, R. Wuirte, C. WiaeIns, E. Wiaatns, H. WILKES, E. WINSTEAD, B. Sophomore Class History “As the Sophomores go singing along,’ you would never think that as late as September, 1930, they were raw recruits in the Winthrop army, eager young Freshmen, ‘“‘tender and green in their salad-days.’’ We passed through the routine drill of Freshman year—Orientation, Rat Week, first exams, pre- ceded by Sophomoric scare-’em-up-tales—and through the red-letter thrills, which include the pep meeting, the hockey and basketball games, Junior Follies, and “‘going-home-in-May.”’ We emerged no longer ‘‘rookies’’ but a united army, and even the chimes seemed to ring out “‘the Sophomore Class.’’ No one will deny we have well acquitted our duties as Sophs—least of all the frosh! Beginning with “The New Poor,” styled one of Winthrop’s best productions, we have firmly estab- lished a “‘smashing’’ good record (a term that is suitable for us either on the athletic field or in the chemistry lab). We're in regular formation now, and in great form. ‘It’s ever onward, our course pursuing.’ The first two battles of our campaign have been fought; and toward the ultimate victory we are marching with supreme confidence: “Over hill, over dale, you can hear the glad refrain, As the Sophomores go marching along.”’ Page One Hundred Thirty-seven Sophomore Class Song As we go marching And the band begins to p-l-a-y, You can hear us shouting, “Sophomore Class ts on the way!” Oski-wow-wow! Ipsit-wee-wo! Oski-wow-wow! Soak ’em Thirty-four! And we'll rough-house everybody lal they poller,. GutithoumeOule @ume Hreslnien ‘35 x kK 3 x= on] Class M Hascot W AGNON : BIGGERS Copy BENNETT WYLIE PHreshman Class Officers (CIES GETS AW REIOING, Ny ater 9 a rere a ee President INFINIGYEDIGOERS ime ren er eden Mice PIS ig ok Se ira ted. Hd oo © Vice-President @AUTETE RIN Ee OD Vanity Pate aca ocean cea ay tie Cheer Leader WOCISAS DEN NEU priate ne een toed Oc oes Secretary PRANCE GEA Les tei gee ele cinereus Treasurer Page One Hundred Forty-one Freshmen First Row (across): MyrrLte Asrams, Doris ALLEN, GENE ARANT, ELIZABETH AVANT, JOSEPHINE AYER, Lots Ayres, HELEN C. BartLey, MARGARET BAKER. Second Row (across): ExizapetH Batpwin, ELEANOR BaARLOWE, VIRGINIA BARNWELL, Louise BeEn- NETT, Martian Betuea, Nancy Biccer, DEHRA BARNETTE. Third Row (across): EuGenta Barnette, Louts—E Boyteston, Nitra Bryan, Mary BurGarp, DELMA Buraiss, Curcora CaLHoun. Fourth Row (across): THELMA CALLAHAN, MARGARET CAMPBELL, SARA CARLISLE, PHYLLIS CARRISON, DorotHy CHAMBERS, SADIE CHANDLER. Fifth Row (across): HrLten Cuastan, HELEN CLARK, VIRGINIA CLEMENT, HazeL CocHRAN, CATHERINE Copy, Mary Cocein, Lura CoL_MaAn. Sixth Row (across): Ruspy Corziison, ALIcE Conpor, EpitaH Cone, Sara Coorrer, LuctLte Cowarp. HELEN CrOsLAND, SARAH Crosson, RutTH Crook. Page One Hundred Forty-two Freshmen First Row (across): AricE CuLLeR, RutH Danrtzier, Cove Davis, Marcaret Davis, May. Davis, AuticE DePass, ErHer DerPass, Jesste DeERRICK. Second Row (across): Sara Derrick, AMELIA DresCuHamrps, Loutse DeWitt, Norma Ditzt, Mary A. Epwarps, Marcaret Evans, Mary Eve. Third Row (across): ErHEL Farts, CAROLINE FELDER, Louisa FerGcuson, ELizABETH FEWELL, HERRIET Fintey, DororHy FINKLEA. Fourth Row (across): Maryortr Foster, Loutszr Fowrer, Sara From, VirGinta Furton, Rusy Furr, MartHa GARRET. x Fifth Row (across): CrctILE GENTRY, AVAREY GEORGE, ARGENT GIBSON, VIRGINIA GILKEY, MILDRED GILMER, ELIZABETH GREBLE, ANNIE GORMAN. Sixth Row (across): EpirH Gorman, ELizABETH GRAVEL, MARGARET GRANGER, ELIZABETH GREEN, Appizk Lou Guyton, Emma Hair, Corprey Haire, BrEveERLEY HAMER, Page One Hundred Forty-three Freshmen First Row (across): JANE Harpin, Dororuy Harretson, MaArGaret HeEnpriIcKs, EveLINE HILDEBRAND, EveLtyn Hocan, Litztian Hocartu, E1LizasetH Houuipay, JuLierte HOt tis. Second Row (across): Marcarer Horstrrn, JEAN Hucxs, Sara B. Hunt, Marcaret Hunter, Cor- NELIA JACKSON, Mary Jacosps, ELizaABpETH JENNINGS, Mary JOHNSTONE. Third Row (across): VirGINIA KeELiers, MARGARET KeERHURLS, IRENE LAGROVE, LORENA LANGFORD, Mary Lancrorp, EpitnH LaRocuet, Lypir Leake, ELtzasetH LEwis. Fourth Row (across): FRANcES LiprE, ANNE LINLEY, Harrier Livinecston, Hrten Luoyp, LeEena LockHartT, Mary Lone, Inez Lownpers, EstHer Lurey. Fifth Row (across): ANNETTE McCotitum, Mitprep McComs, Nerte McCoy, Marcarer McCoriovuen, ExvizaBetH McDanieL, ExvizasETH McKispen, Marcaret McKnicut, Marcaret McLeop. Sixth Row (across): ALiceE McNarre, Mary McNeritit, Nina McSwain, Mary Macocrnis, Mary F. Marrtson, Mary Mayson, Epna Mires, Dorotuy S. MILieEr. Page One Hundred Forty-four Freshmen First Row (across): ErHetyn Mitrcuerzt, Marte MircHett, PermMetiA Monts, ANNE Moore, Caro- LINE Moorr, ANNIE Moss, Mary Frances Munror, Roperta MUSGROVE. Second Row (across): FrepA Myerson, CATHERINE Netson, Sara NeEUFFER, Dorotruy NICHOLSON, Erste Norris, BARBARA ORRELL, BERNICE PapGEeTT, Mary Pace. Third Row (across): VIRGINIA PArrorr, ELEANOR Parsons, Louise Pracr, Bressir PrEGuES, ADELAIDE PHAILSON, ALLENE PIERCE, Satty Popr, M. Lrer Porter. Fourth Row (across): Witron Pruitt, MarGarer Ratnry, Hertena RecIsTeR, ALLIENE REID, VIR- GINIA RHEM, MrriAmM Rirry, Norma Riser, REBECCA ROBERTS. Fifth Row (across): Harriz Rogerrson, ErizaAserH Ror, Jimmie Rocers, Louise Rocers, Mary Rocers, Sara Rocrers, Dororuy Rocerson, RutHa Ler ROWELL. Sixth Row (across): Evetyn RupowitTz, MarGaret SALtEy, Mary Sanper, Crystan SANSBURY, Mary ScCHIFFLEY, GERTRUDE SCHIRMER, MaApeL ScHOCKLEY, HELEN Scorvr. Page One Hundred Forty-five Freshmen First Row (across): LouisrE Senn, SustIE SHANNON, CAROLINE SHAW, MartHaA SHEALEY, Rusy L. StsTaARE, MurRIELL SLATER, AMARILLA SMITH, GRACE SMITH. Second Row (across): REeEBEccA SMITH, ELIZABETH SMOAK, ELIZABETH STARR, ELIZABETH STEPHEN, Mary W. STEVENSON, CATHERINE SuBER, Marion Sutton. Third Row (acros s): MiILprReEp SWITTENBERG, MartTHA TALBERT, LELLA TaAytor, SARA TOUCHBERRY, CATHERINE TURNER, REBECCA TURNER. Fourth Row (across): GWENDOLYN ULMER, CATHERINE WaGNON, CHARLOTTE WALSH, MartHa Warp, Perry Warp, ANNE Ware, ELizaBeTH WEST. Fifth Row (across): VioretT WHEELER, ALICE WHITE, MaryorrE Wuitr, Mary Wuitr, Marca ALIcE WILBURN, GERALDINE WILKINS, ANNIE L. WILLIAMS. Sixth Row (across): ERNESTINE WILLIAMS, WILLIE WITHERSPOON, MARGARET WITSELL, JULIET Woops, Lucy WricHT, ELizaABETH WYLIE, FRANCES WYLIE, VIRGINIA ZEIGLER. Page One Hundred Forty-six History of the Freshman Class When 512 girls from each bump of South Carolina—and even from New Jersey, Washington, D. C., and Florida—are gathered together, things are bound to happen. History couldn’t repeat itself with such a crowd of bright individuals codperating mouth, hand, and heart. That first day stands out in our memories—what subdeb could forget such a date as that? On Friday, September 4, 1931, bag, baggage and lunch- boxes arrived followed slowly (or joyously, such as the types may have been) by the ‘‘little ones’’ who had breasted hard times in search of the priceless gift, knowledge. How eagerly we toured the campus, met the authorities, went to meals! How new and strange and mystifying it was! ‘The parties that were given for us made us feel like we were really a very important class and that the College had been holding its breath until we came along. Imagine our fall to earth again when the sophisticated Sophs breezed in. Ratting lasted only two days but talent that had been buried since birth was rooted out by our bloodthirsty persecutors. When the bell sounded that brought our initiation to a close at 10:20 o'clock on Friday night, Sophomore and Freshman, exhausted fell on each other’s neck, the best of friends. Tradition was broken by the splendid codperation with Dr. Allen in the physical examinations. Never before has every student enrolled in the Fresh- man class been examined. This good health is probably one of the reasons why so many of our class have turned out for athletics. Sportswomen? ‘They can’t be beat. Good winners, good losers. In their brilliant hockey tunics of gray touched with garnet, the eleven smashed through to victory over the Sophs—revenge attained —while their loyal supporters waved the class blanket and urged them on. Three Freshmen made varsity hockey team. One Freshman got a block in swimming. We feel like roosters! We certainly are boosters of our class. Basketball season brought its fun and work—-what with fine teamwork and good class codperation, the scalp of the Juniors was added to our belt of victories. The Freshmen are adventurous; they've entered into everything—dra- matics, debates, the very spirit of the college. The first lap of our college career is over; experience has taught us many things. The Garnet and Gray shall wave proudly over the deeds of the Class Oiir Se Page One Hundred Forty-seven Freshman Class Song Nineteen hundred and thirty-one, The class of Garnet and Grey, Side by side with thirty-three We'll fight to win the day. Sometime in the near fu ture You will hear them say, “With plenty of pep, they've won The ‘rep’ of the Freshman class.” Freshmen, Freshmen! The class will back the cry. We're here to do or die. Freshmen, Freshmen! We'll win the game Or know the reason why. weg rer) neg AL Nght ee at oe ahd fy ’ oot, Fg, ity l VIRGINIA SMITH I °Versat Talent BEULAH WINGARD ‘Popularity FRANCES SALLEY ‘Dependability VIRGINIA HAILE ost cAttractive M ES CLARK FRANC ‘duality LUI Ind R 3 MILLE MARIE Cficiency GEORGIE DERRICK Wit CATHERINE WALKER Athletic Ability JULIA BROWN Ghararters from Ganterinry Gales EMILY HODGES Forthwith the Merchant told of May who married January. And so like was she unto the bright morn of May, filled to the full with all beauty and joy, that all the instruments of Orpheus and all the minstrelsy of Joab never made such music as was heard in the palace on that day. CATHERINE GANDY The Miller began the tale of Alison, the wife of the rich carpenter, and of her two lovers, the poor young clerk Nicholas, and the parish-clerk Absalom. MARY DUBOSE And all the company listened to the Franklin tell of Dorigen in Brittany—one of the fairest Women under the sun, who was so loved by Arveragus that he would sooner have died in sorrow than that she be false to her pledge to Autceltus. scrote eepige®: aS es AWC GERTRUDE y her to death b Ss put i Wa cree of Claud Who at het own de irginia, Id of V father because of the false sictan to Thereupon the Phy § tu dgment juc Sa ae 2 £. 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Miss ScupDER VIRGINIA SMITH LucrILLeE ACKER Dr. Krnarp VIRGINIA HAILE GEORGIE DERRICK ELIZABETH BRICE MARGARET BrRICE MARGARET JOHNSTON FRANCES SALLEY Jutta Brown FRANCES TAYLOR FRANCES BRADFORD Mary DuBose Senior Order The Senior Order was established on the campus by the class of 1928. It has as its primary object the creation of a wholesome attitude toward all aspects of campus life. Its purpose is to bring together into an organization the most influential members of the Senior class. The membership is made up of twelve students, the President of the College, and the Dean of Women. Each member must be an outstanding student, interested in all college activi- ties, having the interest of fellow students at heart, and desiring to influence others to lead a more ideal campus life. Page One Hundred Eighty-three DR. JAMES PINCKNEY KINARD Presidents’ Council FRANCES SALLEY «..) Sage” 5 ee ee Senior Class MABEL. .MERCER® . 6 peers ee ne Junior Class LOUISES SPRUILL� 7.4555 he os ae Re Sophomore Class CGATHERINE ..WAGNON: 20. 93 enu ec eee Freshman Class TSUCILECACKERs.. 1. @stec gs oe ieee te ee Yo. Wi Caen MARGARET. KINDLERW 98g. at eet eee Chief Marshal DOTRY ZEMP 5... sata iinet c- cltes aa een eer Winthrop Literary Society HELEN-W HIGAKER as sete od aes eee Wade Hampton Literary Soctety MARY NANCE} DANIEL fs... sehen, eee Curry Literary Society FPRANGES BRADFORD! 7 sta) = 0 pugte on ete ee Beta Pt Theta MARGARET JOHNSTON? pce so, gine are ce Eta Sigma Pht OULIA’ BROWN® ... elec scene ec ee Athletic Association GEORGIE: DERRICK. 2) s yee. cee ee Tatler Editor IRENE. TODD? . ond... ge ee Johnsonian Editor BONNER..LIPSCOMBs4 6 Journal Editor CAROLINE SCHIBBLEY 20: ee ee International Relations Club VIRGINIA; SMITH | lfc cis fees Student Government Page One Hundred Eighty-four “ ™ V. SMITH L. ACKER J. Brown M. LInpDLER L. SpRUILL C. WaGNnon M. MERCER F. SALLEY C. SCHIFFLEY G. DERRICK B. Lipscoms I. Topp F, BrapForp M. JoHNSTON M. W. Danie H. WHITAKER D. Zemp Presidents’ Council The Presidents’ Council was formed about 1920. Its membership is com- posed of the presidents of various organizations whose offices receive the rating of eight points. The Council decides upon any question that arises concerning the organizations of the campus. Page One Hundred Eighty-five Student Government Association Organized in 1912 WIR GINA ES MLL ee ee President DRUCIDEA GER ieee ee ee Vice-President VIRGINIA SMITH DrucILia GEE Executive Board AGNES Burris ANNIE M. ZEIGLER Ipa Bryan FRANCES CLARK RutH ALEXANDER ELIZABETH BRANSFORD Mary A. Crews ELizaABetH BRICE Page One Hundred Eighty-stx Student Government Assoctation BLEANOR BEUK (2... ed Se ee ee Secretary REBECCA DAREWORTH m4. ee oe Treasurer Si TeV ANB. se eae Asst. Sec’y and Treas. ELEANOR BELK REBECCA STALLWORTH Kir Hottanp Executive Board ELIZABETH BALLENTINE EpMEE WILLIS BIrLLig£ KrirvEN ANNETTE STROTHER ANNE DYER Louise CLELAND Iva GIBSON LucILLE ACKER Page One Hundred Eighty-seven LuctLLE ACKER Miss E. WarpLAw VIRGINIA HAILE JEAN REID Doung Women’s Christian Association In April, 1896, Miss Florence Simms, a traveling secretary of the Y. W. C. A., established a branch of the organization at Winthrop with Miss Leila A. Russell as the first president. LUCILLE A CKERY ee ee President MISS: ELIZAS WARDILA Wan eee General Secretary VIRGINIAS HAIL E) ae ae ee Vice-President VIRGINIA SMITH Nancy JONEs Bert PEAy FRANCES BuRGARD EveLtyn TIDMARSH VIRGINIA BOLTON Anna S. WELCH Page One Hundred Etghty-eight Doung Women’s Christian Association The executive body of the Young Women’s Christian As- sociation is the Cabinet, composed of twenty-one members and three honorary members, appointed in the spring by the stand- ing cabinet and the advisory board. The five officers of the Y. W. C. A. are elected by the student body at large. Cabinet officiates in the capacity of searching out and meeting the relt- gious, social, and other needs of the student body not met by other campus organizations. AE San GlORINAIN ERE RR ae ee eRe 48 _.. Treasurer NASI RETO MLV LS RCTs Ye eee Oka es AY tae Secretary Mary GorMAN WORSE RIO. JBVASKGINIS 2. 0k ee eee Chief Counselor Mitprep Markey VIRGINIA BASKINS Dd. WM. C. A. Cabinet Eunice NICKLES Mority BLacKWELL ELIzABETH THOMPSON VIRGINIA REID CAROLINE PARDUE ELIZABETH STOWE CLARABEL GRAHAM CHERRIE WarRD MarGARET GORMAN Page One Hundred E:ghty-nine F. McComs M. RoGers S. DANIEL R. BLacKMON S. GLYMPH D. REEVES M. PITTMAN L. BuCKNER E. FISHBURNE F. HAWKINS M, Back H. HILDEBRAND F, LANGLEY V. BUTLER M, E. Hart R. KEENER M. Jove L. Dr_iarp I. BrYAn R. Cooper SHreshmen Counselors For several years the Y. W. C. A. had attempted to help the Freshmen in their first contacts with campus life, but in 1926 a systematic organization of Freshmen Counselors was formed. They very capably direct the orientation of new students. MEMBERS—VireiniA Baskin, Mary D. Brack, RospieE Brackmon, IpA Bryan, Lucite BUCKNER, VIRGINIA BuTLER, RAIFORD Cooper, SusAN DANIEL, RutH DawpLe, Lucinpa DiIxLuarp, ELisrE FISHBURNE, Sara GrymeH, Mary ExirzaAsetrH Hart, Frances Hawkins, Harrier HILtpEBRAND, MOzELLE Joye, ESTHER KEASLER, RutH KEENER, FRANCES LANGLEY, FrRaANcES McComs, MARrGUERITE McCuLioucH, IsaBpELLA Mur- PHEY, MARGARET Pitrman, D’Arcy REEVES, MARGARET RocGerRs, Haze, SHELLEY, SARA TRAVER. Page One Hundred Ninety Publicaties 1932 Tatler ANNUAL OF Winthrop College ROCKERS Sac. GEORGIE DERRICK EDELORIA Doan Es GEORGIES DERRICK 6 ec ae ene ae ae en Editor-in-Chief FRANCES = GIBBS ae agen eee ee Literary Editor GRACE DUCK Ree ania neem Assistant Literary Editor MARGARET DRICE neat naan Club and Social Editor J RAN AR CAO RE gee te et gett Athletic Editor CATHERINEs WALKER sn aa nee senneae Fun and Satire Editor LYLE IMA CRS iat 0 tc Sy ee eee mee Oe a Art Edttor POLLY SMOA Ke geet iene eee ee Assistant Art Editor Leese od Tatler Staff oP Faeciepea eae M. Brice C. WALKER M. McInrtosu C. Pore E. FuLier F. Gripes G. TUCKER Page One Hundred Ninety-two 1932 Tatler ANNUAL OF Winthrop Gallege ROGhSrIEERSowG. FRANCES T7AYLOR BUSINESS STAFF Me arte, Le kee OAs Business Manager eS Suen: Assistant Bustness Manager FRANCES TAYLOR LovuIsE’ DOWLING PUAN CUES BANDS = 0 1. 5 ie aegis ap Advertising Manager IEA TON CLUNS ON senate a ee an nen ee, Stenographer IVA Reva Gr AON Vue Oe Renae Ween, Vestal wlan. Stenographer OAT EIN MUA TVA N ee ee 7 ee, Stenographer Ps OIEOy Sbiatels Vina ISmIVIGLNGOSH ame wus eee ee elle. Photo Editor GUAR TORT sPOPEe sos. Ash aude: Assistant Photo Editor MVE LYNG MULLER S male | ew Assistant Photo Editor LYLE MACE Catler Statt L. Dow1rine M. Ganpy M. Hinson C. T1nLMAN F. Davis P. SMOAK J. ARTHUR Page One Hundred Ninety-three IRENE ‘TODD ANNE SMITH ANNE H. SMITH IRENE Topp ANNE SMITH HELEN G. MACDONALD ELIZABETH GLOVER MARGARET BRIC LOUISE DOWLING CATHERINE GANDY The Pohnsonian i ABesS LAPE _.. . Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Faculty Edttor Associate Editor Business Manager E Assistant Business Manager Assistant Bustness Manager _.Ctrculatton Manager REPOR as Iso MARGARET LINDLER DorRIS CROUCH LILLIE Moss THELMA MCELMURRAY EVELYN FULLER AGNES HICKSON NORMA FLYNN ALICE GAINES The Fohnsonian Staff Dr. McDonarp ie E. Fu_ver . GLOVER M. GANDY H. M1xson Page One Hundred Ninety-four L. DowLinG A. GAINES N. FLYNN A. Hickson M. Brice M. LINDLER Che Winthrop Journal BONNER LIPSCOMB Edwvtor-in-Chiet FRANCES GIBBS Assistant Editor-in-Chief SARAH FRAM Business Manager ASSISTANT EDITORS CECILE CHAPMAN MABEL MERCER HELEN MIXSON EVELYN BAKER ALICE GAINES SARAH RIKARD CAROLINE PARDUE CATHERINE WALKER LouIseE DIMMITT ASSISTANT CONTRIBUTORS ISOBELLA ETHERIDGE LUCIEN ANDERSON ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Bonner Lipscomn Saran PRAM RUTH FRANK CAROLINE RICHARDSON BILLIE KIRVEN STENOGRAPHERS MARY FROM LUCILE BUCKNER DORA SEARSON Winthrop Fournal Staff © H. Mrxson E. BAKER F, Grans C, WALKER C, CitApMAN A. GAINES C, RicHARDSON C, Parpur S. Rikarp M, From B, Kirnvien M, Miser L. BUCKNER Page One Hundeed Ninety-five Academic Cll —6 Curry Literary Society On November 6, 1895, ten girls met and organ- ized a second literary society at Winthrop College. In honor of Dr. J. L. M. Curry it was named the Curry Literary Society. MARY NANCE DANIEL OFFICERS MARY NANCE: DANIE IG Wir 2 ogee ieee ee President MARIE} MIEEBR: 903322) 0 se ee ee Vice-President POLLY PULLERS «a ae oe ee ee Recording Secretary BLIZABETH) MAYRBIELD ge ee er Treasurer ALICE, GAINES ¢ qari ee ee ee Corresponding Secretary P. FULLER M. MILLER E. MAYFIELD A. GAINES Page One Hundred Ninety-eight Winthrop Literary Society On November 2, 1888, thirty-three girls of the Winthrop Training School met in Columbia to form a literary club. On October 15, 1889, the club was formally organized under the name of the Winthrop Literary Society. DoTTy ZEMP OFFICERS IDXOSPIRY, PAERIGE™ 2 22nd hg ers nn President WW TERN TO, TURURSES 0) eee en Vice-President DONO eNORW OOD mei Alain os eo ae Rk ae ee Recording Secretary IPIRUAINIGISS: “ISAO Coa ye en eee Treasurer BV VARGA EMiat AR DENG weiner kr Cen ars oi ho). aces Corresponding Secretary FRANCES TAYLOR VIRGINIA HAILE Dorotuy Norwoop MARGARET HARDIN Page One Hundred Ninety-nine Wade Hampton Lijerary Society Wade Hampton Literary Society, the youngest of the three societies, held its first meeting on May 29, 1909. Its charter members had been chosen from the two older organizations. HELEN WHITAKER OFFICERS HELEN, WHITAKER % 05 Sicses gy ec President MARY? DUBOSEo 7s, ee see eee ee Vice-President MILDRED: MARK E Yee scutes Recording Secretary GRACE: SLUCKER' aren... ieee ea peer fe, Treasurer MARY PLOWDEN sano nee ee ee Corresponding Secretary M. DuBoseE G. TucKER M. Markey M. PLowpEN Page Two Hundred College Marshals Since the organization of the first literary societies five girls have been chosen from each society every year to act as college marshals. These are selected from a list of eligible Juniors submitted by the presidents of the societies to a committee composed of the President of the College, the Dean of Women, the Dean of Education, and the matrons. WADE AMP ONSET TERNARY @SOGIE WY; MARGARET LINDLER, Chief Marshal ANNIE RUTH NABERS VIRGINIA REID AGNES HICKSON FREDERICA LIGHTSEY (CLONE IMAL IEIRAN ROE OCU IESE HELEN GAMBRELL HELEN MCCORKLE CORNELIA BAKER EUNICE NICKLES NVI SIE OR Sie] see heAlevens © Gi bli LILLIAN RIGBY CHARLOTTE POPE CAROLINE RICHARDSON Mary MILLER ELIZABETH NICHOLSON Page Two Hundred One BHeta Pt Theta OFFICERS FRANGES BRADEORD :.. 251: 5 23 5 eee ee President SARA: PRAM 2 fem She occ, ere 2 ee Vice-President SARA RIKARD «|. aio eege et ee _. .Corresponding Secretary LETITIACV PRANK 9 55 5s Soe ee Recording Secretary NLARYS UE VANS Se ee ee Ap i plat ¢ Bonne aod Le ee Treasurer DR. ERIZABETH JOHNSON? = 255 ee Faculty Adviser HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Lots G. BLACK Miss ALIDA V. HERLING Miss DOROTHEA MALCHUS Dr. ELIZABETH JOHNSON MEMBERS LUCILLE ACKER VIRGINIA SMITH JEAN ARTHUR ROSA SPRUILL — FRANCES BRADFORD HELEN WHITAKER ELIZABETH BRICE NANCY CROCKETT Mary DUBOSE SUE DORROH LETITIA FRANK RUTH FRANK SARA FRAM HELEN GAMBRELL FRANCES GIBBS EUNICE NICKLES Mary MILLER POLLY EVANS HELEN MIXSON ALICE SMITH SARA RIKARD D’ Arcy REEVES CHARLOTTE POPE PLEDGES CARRIE MAYSON EVELYN BAKER JESSIE PERRY HAZEL SHELLY ELIZABETH CRAIG HELEN JACOBS MARY ELLEN DRENNAN Page Two Hundred Two F. Braprorp S. Fram Dr. JOHNSON L. FRankK F. Grpgs E. Brice S. RrKarpD M. DuBose L. ACKER M. P. MILLER J. ARTHUR H. WHITAKER H. Mrxson R. SpRUILL V. SMITH C. Pope N. CROCKETT EK. NICKLES R. FRANK D. REEVES S. Dorro A. SMITH Beta Pi Theta Theta Omega Cha pter of Beta Theta, the national honorary fraternity for French students, was organized in 1929. Members are selected from those who have made a high scholastic average in French. ‘The fraternity is an outgrowth of the old French Club and has for its purpose the arousing of a deeper interest in and a broader understanding of French and all things pertaining to the French. Page IT'wo Hundred Three C. SCHIFFLEY C. DuBose M. GorMAN M. PLowpEN Suternational Relations Club The International Relations Club, founded in 1921 and a charter member of the Southern Conference, strives to bring to the attention of students the understanding of underlying principles of international conduct, of inter- national law, and of international organization. OFFICERS DR? WARREN Gy, OK BIT 2 eee Faculty Adviser CAROLINE, SCHIFRLEY. © io coececo mice eee President CHRISTINE DUBOSE yo ce pe Vice-President MARY = GORMAN (id selec Sats cei 5 iy ope ce ae Secretary MARYs PLOWDEN! 4. 2 anid 2 ee ee ee Treasurer ' MODEL LEAGUE ASSEMBLY SPONSORED BY THES lhe GaiNe ree Susie Ten Ob melo onl Page Two Hundred Four Che Debaters’ League The Debaters’ League, though a young organization on the campus, has already proved its worth. Since its establishment in 1929, it has created the Order of the Strawberry Leaf, an hon- orary secret organization to which only those who have proved their excellence in intercollegiate debating are eligible. “This league has the threefold purpose of improving public speaking on the campus, encouraging participation in platform work, and the improvement of intellectual contacts. IMONCAIL INDIE (Ole Tele: iM eal layed One aleve! LURLINE HICKS CAROLINE SCHIFFLEY EMILY BROTHERS MARIE MILLER - a LurRLIne Hicxs Al, J OF Dr. W. G. KeirH ‘ OFFICERS LE ACHRECIERTE, TWIGS. 27, 9 8 On ee ete ey, Re Seen President HOUR. SW MRICS AG AGING es eee ape Faculty Advtser IVIISSBECORCHS IN@ Te DINGS ame te a eae Ee eke Faculty Advtser GRANDICOMMIT TEE PMP Ve OROREERS sae). 0. Arrangements PE EANOREDE Lr eemare gen se ae Judges G@RACESEUUGGING meron, 6a). = Publicity SARA OOKSEY ene Cryer ® Finance SORTING ICKS Barn 5 re Programs GRAGELCRAIG He see eee ee Social E. BrRoTHERS S. CooKsEy G. Hucein G. CRaic E. BELK Page Two Hundred Five MAarGARET JOHNSTON Dr. Martin ELIZABETH BRICE ELorsE YOUNG Sara RIKARD VIRGINIA SMITH LILLIAN KETCHINGS ELLEN TOWNES Vivian Cox LETITIA FRANK FRANCES GIBBS GRACE TUCKER Nancy JONES Mannie L. Epwarps MozeELLe JOYE EvELyN BAKER ANNA COUTURIER Sue Dorrou ERNESTINE CARNES VIRGINIA Pack Katizt EpMuNDS Latta LAWHON ANNIE R. NABERS EUGENIA SHIRLEY ANNIE L. MCLENDON Sara MILLER Eunice NICKLES CHARLOTTE Pope DorotHy Norwoop Eta Siqma Pht Alpha Alpha Chapter of Eta Sigma Phi, the national honorary fraternity for classical students, was in- stalled on the Winthrop campus in 1927. It is the successor of the old Latin Club, the Patricians, and has the distinction of being the first chapter of Eta Sigma Phi in the state and the second in the South. It has as its aim the fostering of knowledge of classical art and culture. MEMBERS—LetiT1a Frank, Mozette Joye, Nancy Jones, Grace TuCKER, VIRGINIA SMITH, ELLEN Townes, FrRANcES GIBBS, ViviAN Cox, ANNIE L. McLEeNpon, Sara RICKARD, MANNIE L. Epwarps, LILLIAN KETCHINGS, EvELYN BAKER, ANNA CouTuRIER, Daisy Hoop, CuHARLotTTE Port, ELoisr Younc, EUGENIA SHIRLEY, ERNESTINE CARNES, LALLA LAWHON, VIRGINIA Pack, KaTIE EpmMuNnps, Eunice NICKLES, SARAH E. Mirrer. OFFICERS—Marcaret Jounston, President; ELizaAnetH Brice, Vice-President; DorotTHy Norwoop, Secretary; SARAH Dorrou, Treasurer. Page Two Hundred Six M. Hinson A. Burriss L. BUCKNER H. Moss E. Dover M. Fram J. Brown N. Frynn E. Morse J. WESTBROOK V. MoonrEyHAN J. Lone V. Warp D. McKown M. McKee M. McIntTosH M. Ganpy B. Lewis E. GULLEDGE M. Gantr J. GIvENS I. M. MappEen BHeta Alpha Club On October 11, 1929, a business club, Beta Alpha, was formed for the purpose of becoming acquainted with modern business methods and current financial conditions, MEMBERS—IpA Mart Mappen, Marion Hinson, Emity Morsr, Juti1a Brown, Dora SEarson, Mary Ganpy, AGNES Burris, BARBARA Lewis, LuctLtLtE BucKNER, OLivE McKown, Vircinta Warp, JuLia Lone, Myrtis McIntosuH, Nett FLynn, VirGiInidA MoonrEyYHAN, HeLten Moss, Mary From, ELEANOR GULLEDGE, MarGcaret McKee, JANIE Givens, MiIrwere Gantt, JOSEPHINE WESTBROOK, ENpoRA Dover, Nira CAUTHEN. Miss Mary L. Autp, Faculty Adviser. Page Iwo Hundred Seven L. D1ILLarpD Dr. PucH M. L. Epwarps Archimedians The Archimedean Club, organized in 1926 under the leadership of Miss Ruth Stokes and Dr. Griffith T. Pugh, endeavors to promote and further interest in mathematics. Its membership is limited to major and minors in this particular field. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER [EW GUND Age S16. RD eee ee eee President MANNIE LEE EDWARDS. ....... President GERTRUD ESSE eee Secretary AADAC LA GOO Dianne neran Vice-President MANNIE LEE EDWARDS........ Treasurer MARGARET RAY Recording Secretary MARGARET PITTMAN. .Corresponding Sec’y CATHERINE CAUGHMAN....Cor. Secretary DRE PUGH St shar eee eee Faculty Adviser GERTRUDE SES Sea eee Treasurer MEMBERS CATHERINE ALGOOD JANESE BUSHARDT CATHERINE CAUGHMAN RAIFORD COOPER EDNA DAVIS MARTHA DERRICK LUCINDA DILLARD NELLE DOUGLAS HELEN DOWDLE MANNIE LEE EDWARDS BEULAH ELLIS LILA EVANS Page Two Hundred Eight ADA HAGOOD SARAH MAE HESTER MERLE JACKSON MARY JOHNSON BILLIE KIRVEN GERTRUDE LEE ELIZABETH MARTIN JEANETTE PHILLIPS MARGARET PITTMAN VERA PITTS CAM RHODES RAWLINSON MARGARET RAY LULA ROBINSON KATE ROSEN WORTHE ROWLAND ELAINE SMITH EARLINE STOUDEMIRE MILDRED STUKES GERTRUDE SWEATT MARTHA TANNER MODELLE TAYLOR MARY ETTA TOMLINSON LOUISE WEILL Dr. NAupDAIN MayFIELD EDWARDS Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club is an organization for those people who are interested primarily in chemistry. Besides chemistry majors and minors, those students averaging an A’”’ during two semesters are eligible. The club was organized ee) 2 1s OFFICERS FIRST TERM MARY ETTA TOMLINSON ASAIN EM e eri Le Clee ees eee cee an er 8 a CAM RHODES RAWLINSON NELL DOUGLAS MEMBERS NELLE DOUGLAS HAZEL BAKER MILDRED MARKEY BILLIE KIRVEN MYRTLE ELLIOT GRACE HUGGIN KITTY SMITH RUTH THOMPSON ELSIE HOUGH MARY WELLS JEANETTE PHILLIPS THELMA NEECE ELIZABETH MAYFIELD VIRGINIA MAULDIN CAM RHODES RAWLINSON SARA MAE HESTER SARA BRYAN MARY LOUISE PEARSON Secretary Treasurer Secretary Treasurer MAGGIE BLACKWELL MANNIE LEE EDWARDS FRANCES BRADFORD BARBARA LEWIS GERTRUDE SWEAT LURLINE HICKS JULIA ACKERMAN MARY ETTA TOMLINSON LOIS YOUNG HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. NAUDAIN Miss TIBBITS Miss FUNK Mr. BLAKELEY Page Two Hundred Nine S. R. Merritt V. SIMMONS E. FISHBURNE Forceps and Scalpel Club The Forceps and Scalpel Club endeavors to increase interest in biology. It is made up of majors and minors in biology, and was first established in 1926. OFFICERS SARA RUTH MERRITT 220.05 Sele beth cach oie een vacant eee ae ue Reale ea na ee President VIRGINIAS SIMMONS: S08 faces Suc ct ae ee ey a Vice-President FPLISE.VFISHBURN ES ye cnc, tects mar ewe: es eae ae Secretary- Treasurer MISSVALICES TD INGLE Ya tacit ieee meer ae an anna Faculty Adviser MEMBERS LOUISE ALLEN MARTHA DERRICK LOUISE DUENSING MYRTLE ELLIOTT ELISE FISHBURNE DOROTHY FOXWORTH LENORA FREEMAN JULIA GRANTHAM MARGIE HARVEY MILDRED HILL ELSIE HOUGH ALMA MAYFIELD DR. ALLEN MIss SNELLINGS Page Two Hundred Ten ELIZABETH MAYFIELD CLARA LEE MCCOMB ELIZABETH MCFADDEN LOUISE MCLAUGHIN MARJORIE MERRITT SARA RUTH MERRITT OMERA MINCEY KATE NAPIER JULIA ELLA NORRIS- VERA PITTS MARGARET RAY WORTHE ROWLAND HONORARY MEMBERS Miss METZ Miss TINGLEY Miss SCHURCHART VIRGINIA SIMMONS KATHLEEN SPEARMAN MILDRED STUKES MARTHA STEWART MARTHA TANNER RUTH THOMLINSON EDNA USHER DONYE WARREN MARY WELLS POLLY WEST EDNA WHITE MINNIE MAE WILSON DR. HOLMES Miss SCUDDER C. GRAHAM H. BarRNnWELL F. McComs Ellen H. Richards Club F. McSwain The Ellen H. Richards Club, so called in honor of Ellen H. Richards, a pioneer in the field of home economics, was established at Winthrop in 1918. home economics majors. HARRIET BARNWELL CLARABEL GRAHAM FRANCES MCCOMB LILA MOORE FRANCES MCSWAIN RutH ALTMAN Juxiia ASBELL SarAH BALDWIN LoutsE BENNETT SarAH LEE BLACKWELL SaraH Brown RacHEL BRUNER GERALDINE BUTLER Lua W. CoLeMAN EmILy CARTER HELEN CARTER ANN CLARK GRACE CRAIG Nancy Cravens ADA CLARK ELIZABETH CLOWNEY LAVINIA CORLEY LucrLe Cowarp Hazet CocHRAN SarAH CROSSON ANNELLE CROUCH RutH DANTZLER Frances Davis Miss Stark Miss Baty QHIEUCIEIRS PO Cae at eS NG ect ae ee aT Secretary _... lreasurer MEMBERS Mary DuNLAP CAROLINE FINKLEA CAROLINE FELDER Norma FLYNN WILLIE Mar GASTON ANNE GORMAN MARGARET GORMAN ApA GILCHRIST CLARABEL GRAHAM ELIZABETH GREEN Frances Haut Sara H HAMMOND Guapys Harvey MarGaret HENDRICKS MarGaret HomstEINn Sara Bess Hunt Frosst—E MAr JONES LouIsE JONES MARGARET JONES Mary E. Jones NEL JONES Mary KerLiLer JOSEPHINE KELLY HONORARY Mrs. BuTLER MozeL_Le KIRKPATRICK FRANCES LANGLEY GERTRUDE LANHAM Mary Lone Mary McPHaIr Evetyn McCotitum WInnNIE McLaurin VIRGINIA MAULDIN CAROLINE MAYFIELD DorotHy MILLER Haypen MILLER ANNIE Moss IsapeEL MuRPHEY Lean NIcHOLs FRANCES Norris Mary NUESSNER RacHEL O’ DanieL CATHERINE Parorr Mary PEARMAN Mary BELLE Prevost ANNE PuGH ISABEL PuRSLEY Ex_Ma PApGetrT MEMBERS Its membership is limited to A Py er President Vice-President Reporter Mary RAMAGE FRANCE RAWLS Jean RICE Jouna’y RrcHarps Loutse Roperts HALLIeE ROBERTSON FRANCES SHEARER CAROLINE SHAW ANNE SMITH MILDRED SMITH RusByE SMOAK Mary SHIRLEY FRANCES TAYLOR RutH THOMPSON Marte THOMASON Eunice TOUCHBERRY GRACE THROWER GERTRUDE TUCKER CARRIE WATERS FenrIeE WILLIAMS Miiprep WILLIS MirtaAmM WILLIAMS Jurtiet Woops Miss JONES Miss McVEETEY Page Two Hundred Eleven L. ALLEN South Carolina Gnion Dr. THOMASON N. WANNAMAKER S. Bryan In February, 1929, a club called the South Carolina Union was formed under the leadership of Dr. Thomason for the purpose of studying the social and economic development of the state. FIRST SEMESTER LOUISE SA TSE Nga ee eae NANCY WANNAMAKER........ SAREAGe B RGAIN See ee BES Ee OU Ghia an in TSUAZABIL, IRMOVBIEIRANS . os pc ee Mary AuGcustA ADDEN Doris ALLEN LoutsE ALLEN MarTHA ARNETT Lots AYRES Sara BRYAN Mitprep BuRDETT Amy Caston CATHERINE CAUGHMAN MARGARIE COLEMAN FANNIE COLLINS LILLIAN COLLINS RutH Crow Maupbe DawrTIN Lita Evans CECYLE FERGUSON Letit1A FRANK MartTHA GARRETT EmILy GENTRY Miss AticeE ANN GRANT Paae Two Hundred Twelve OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER . THOMASON, Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Rusy Htipp BLancH HERLONG Harriet HILDEBRAND Evstr Houcu Nena Hewitt MOZELLE JOYE ADELINE KEARSE EstHER KEASLER RutH KEEVER Frances LANGLEY MiILpRED LEE Ciara LEE McComp Rena Mage McLeop Eutita McLAuGHLIN Jesste MAE Owens LoursE PREACHER BEATRICE PRIESTER HAzev Rosperts GuLapys ROGERS HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. J. F. THomason JB Oe President Saye Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary pec et eee Treasurer Katt Rosen HELEN SHERIFF ANNIE LEE SMITH ELAINE SMITH JACQUELINE SUSONG ALYCE EUGENE SAFY VIRGINIA STROM Rutu THOMASON RutH THOMPSON Epna UsHER CHARLOTTE WALSH Nancy WANNAMAKER ERNESTINE WILLIAMS BERNICE WILSON ALMEDA WyatTrT SELMA WALKER ELoIsE YOUNG Lots YounG THELMA YOUNG Mrs. Harriet F. JOHNSON L. CorLtey Winthrop 4-H Club C, WATERS A. HENDRIX ‘The Winthrop 4-H Club was organized in 1926 for the purpose of bring- ing together, in a social and serviceable way, girls who belonged to 4-H Clubs in their home counties. Only former 4-H Club members are admitted. OFFICERS TORS AU NUE @ G)RUIE ES gan MAO rare wees hi nic Gate FRc wt RA a ati a ak Oo President 1D ORAGE SENSO Nien Ate Greer moe Weer Gn Gk a ceo hae Vice-President (CINRIITEL, SWGNTRI SIRS, So Aa (4 eee neat ale eae ae te an ee Aea) A e Secretary JURY JEUBINUDIRIOK | 1 hahs OS dolby DOAN see ee etna Oe a Ae een oe ee a er aN Treasurer IMURS, JBUNRURIGEIP IF, UOBINSON. .55.chc50k 4c bwe se Faculty Adviser MEMBERS JULIA MAE ARNETTE RUTH CROW ELIZABETH KINARD MIRIAM ATKINSON JOSEPHINE AYER ELIZABETH BALLENTINE VUZELY BROWN RUBIE BUDDIN CATHERINE BURGESS CATHERINE CAUGHMAN FREDDIE CLAYTON HELEN COPE ESSIE CORLEY LAVINIA CORLEY RUTH DANTZLER MARY DUNLAP JANIE EPTING LILA EVANS HATTIE LEE FAIRES SARABEL GAMBLE GLADYS HARVEY AMY HENDRIX GENEVA HIPP LILLIAN HOGARTH ELOISE JOHNSON CLARA LEE MCCOMB ELIZABETH MCFADDEN RUTH MCFADDEN LEAH NICHOLS BERTHA PORTH ALICE ROPER JULIA ROGERS NELLIE SEAWRIGHT DOROTHY SIMMONS CARRIE WATERS LOIS YOUNG Page Two Hundred Thirteen Mary Hunter Hart R. THOMPSON Joste BLOCKER HELEN Moss Gnited Daughters of the Confederacy Since its organization on April 3, 1899, the Winthrop Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy has been a faithful and honorable mem- ber of the larger organization. It has the distinction of being the only college chapter in South Carolina. OFFICERS HELEN | MOSS� oie necec titers shite ees the OO GU Tae Ree President RUTH: “THOMPSON! Ease aacole, cles irs te Sct oes elie Aen re cr eect Vice-President MARYS HUNTERS TA RTA sec cess eee ester cts er recon Secretary JOSIE BLOCKER’, © tach. sceicre seh corey Ieee oe Treasurer MEMBERS JOSIE BLOCKER EMILY GENTRY EULALIE MCLAUGHLIN MARY D. BLACK JESSIE GLENN JULIA ELLA NORRIS DOROTHY BROWN MARY HUNTER HART ELIZABETH SAPOCH RUBY CALLISON GRACE HUGGIN LYNETTE SHULER BLANCHE CARROLL MARIE MILLER BOBBIE STEWART ROSE CARROLL HELEN MIXON MARIE TAYLOR EDNA COLLUM VIRGINIA MOBLEY VIRGINIA TAYLOR JEWEL COLLUM HELEN Moss RUTH THOMPSON MARY NANCE DANIEL LILLIE Moss EVELYN TIDMARSH DOROTHY FOXWORTH MARY MCCOLLUM JEWEL TURNER FRANCES GEIGER MARY E. MCEACHEN CAROLYN WHITE Page Two Hundred Foutteen E. McLauGuiin E. McFappEn E. GENTRY C. Mayson D. BH. Fohnson Rural School JSmprovement Association This association was organized in 1907 by the students of Winthrop College for the purpose of making a study of rural school conditions in the state and for the arousing of the interest of others in the improvement of rural schools. Interest is the only requisite for membership. OFFICERS ion nay Cle AWiGHIEING ass, ates Ae oe a Pe be Std en We President BRIZABETH MICPADDEN ......... Date Acie a. ieee rae Vice-President Ore Wem LAGS ON Rete SEO Reed) oc 88 Sach ie a veka fs Secretary EC vee GING VN Puen encanta sects. os + eI arene Treasurer 1S) ed eee Tl OIVUAIS ONS eee Clim es was .Faculty Adviser MEMBERS ERNESTINE CARNES CARRIE MAYSON AMY CASTON ELIZABETH MCFADDEN LILLIAN COLLINS EULILA MCLAUGHLIN RUTH CROW MARY OUZTS RESSIE DALTON WILLIE MAE PARSONS CECIL FERGUSON RUBY PRICE EMILY GENTRY MARJORIE PUTNAM BETTY HENDRICKS ANNIE LEE SMITH NENA HEWITT J. F. THOMASON MARY JOHNSON LENA TANNER MARY LACKEY MARTHA TANNER LALLA LAWHORN CAROLYN WHITE Page Two Hundred Fifteen A. CRENSHAW K. SPEARMAN R. ALEXANDER S. R. Merritt Psychology Club OFFICERS SARA) RUTH MERRITT 6 President KATHLEEN SPEARMA Nig ce cee eee Vice-President RUTH ALEXANDER. 7h cc ee ct ee Secretary ARLINE CRENSHAW) oe cee ee Treasurer DOR Wis Wo ROGERS ae dee ee er Sponsor MEMBERS RUTH ALEXANDER SARA RUTH MERRITT BETTY BROWN POLLY PLOWDEN CECILE CHAPMAN MARGUERITE SMITH ARLINE CRENSHAW KATHLEEN SPEARMAN WILLENE ESTRIDGE NANCY WANNAMAKER DOROTHY FOXWORTH EDNA WHITE RUBY HIPP ANNIE MARGARET ZIEGLER HONORARY MEMBERS Dre CU PaiNaRrD Dr. W. W. ROGERS Page Two Hundred Sixteen Miss STELLA BRADFIELD Girl Scouts The Girl Scouts, organized under the leadership of Miss Marcum, express their purpose and aim in their motto, “Be Prepared,’ and their slogan, ‘“‘Do a good turn daily.”’ Miss LILLIAN M. WELLNER MANNIE LEE EDWARDS... IEIMONENE IMIOORISIR 2. 5 2 5. MILDRED, STUKES PAULINE ABERCROMBIE SARA BALDWIN BILL BAKER MARIAN BISHOP DOROTHY BROWN FANNIE COLLINS RUBYE CALLISON LAVINIA CORLEY CATHERINE CAUGHMAN MARTHA DERRICK ANNIE L. FOGLE FRANCES GEIGER MARY SUE GREY OFFICERS Captain ae Merton hier em te AL soa sn an o oltliese ILieaieperae POE ese NI We poss oe aye 1 me ..Second Lieutenant Re Oe ee ee Pe ae ee Secretary- Treasurer MEMBERS GERALDINE GEORGE ELIZABETH TATE RUBYE GUNTHROP VIRGINIA STROM LILLIAN HOGARTH EVELYN RAMAGE MARIAN HOUSER ALICE ROPER MARIE HARRELSON CATHERINE O'NEAL VIRGINIA LETT JESSIE M. OWENS CLAIRE MORRIS OMERA MINCEY CAROLYN MAYFIELD SARA SEIGLER ROBERTA MUSGROVE LOUISE PREACHER HAYDEN MILLER WILTON PRUIT PATSY MCDOWELL LEOLA WILSON AUDREY SANDERS SARA USHER LUGILE SMITH EDNA USHER WILLIE FAYE TAYLOR Page Two Hundred Seventeen M. Joye N. JONES Secondary Education Clubs LILLIAN KITCHENS ..... Mr. W. D. MAGGINIS.... FRANCES BRADFORD ELIZABETH BRICE MARGARET BRICE EMILY BROTHERS FRANCES CLARK GEORGIE DERRICK MARY DUBOSE MANNIE LEE EDWARDS LETITIA FRANK FRANCES GIBBS RACHEL GILLIAM L. KitcHENS OPRICE KS MEMBERS E. Broruers Mr. MaGGIniIs _President ey Te See ee Ce Gina LO ER wedi he a Secretary At way eee A Re Treasurer MARGARET JOHNSTON NANCY JONES LILLIAN KIRCHENS MARGARET LINDLER TILLIE PARKER SARA RIKARD FRANCES SALLEY VIRGINIA SMITH GRACE TUCKER DONNIE WARREN ELOISE YOUNG MEMBERS TAKEN IN SECOND SEMESTER CORNELIA BAKER NANCY CROCKETT SARAH DORROH MARY SUE DURANT HELEN DUNOVANT EVELYN FULLER SARAH GLYMPH MERLE JACKSON BILLIE KIRVEN Page Two Hundred Eighteen MILDRED MARKEY CARRIE MAYSON ELIZABETH NICHOLSON CHARLOTTE POPE CAM RHODES RAWLINSON D’ARCY REEVES HAZEL SHELLEY POLLY WEST C. CHAPMAN E. WIGGINS F. Gripes M. MeERcER M. MiLuer N. Jones G. DERRICK H. WHITAKER Ie Eines E. BrorHers M. B. Fant J. BONNETTE The Student Poetry Society _, The Student Poetry Society chooses those girls who show that they have some talent in writing verse and attempts to encourage their efforts organized in 1924. MEMBERS—Maset Mercer, GEORGIE DERRICK, Miriam Hawkins, Evetyn -McDanieu, Mary A. Miuier, Nancy Jones, IRENE Topp, Vivi—eENNE RusseL, Harrirerr Horman, Hattic JEAN BrRABHAM, Mary CoLuins, EvizaABetTH DaANTZLER, ELizaABETH WIGGINS, FRANCES Gines, Emity Broruers, Mary Moss, Mary Burcess, HrELreEN WHitTaker, Luritine Hicxs, ANNIE Laurte McLenpon, JEANNIE BONNETTE, NANCY NisgettT, CecILE CHAPMAN, President. M. Hawkins M. Corztins I. Topp the art of and to stimulate their interest in poetry. It was Page Two Hundred Nineteen Hasguers HEGEN MANER -MIXSONs 22 ene nee President JENNY HARBY ELIZABETH “THOMPSON Miss FLORENCE ADAMS MIMS. _Secretary- I reasurer _....Sponsor and Advtser JOURNEY MEN LETTIE ALLEN LUCILEE -ACKER ELIZABETH ATKINSON EMILY BROTHERS ELEANOR BELK HATTIE JEAN BRABHAM SUSAN DANIEL MARY NANCE DANIEL DOROTHY FOXWORTH MARY BYRD FANT DRUCILLA GEE SARA GLYMPH j. asbill m. baker e. barlowe b. carter s. crosson v. fulton n. flynn g. garlington m. gamroth }. huggins Page Two Hundred Twenty MARJORIE KELLER Mary LILLIAN LATIMER RUTH MATTHEWS MARGARET MCFIE MARIE MILLER OLIVE NETTLES ROBERTA PEAY CAROLINE PARDUE LOUISE SPRUILL ELIZABETH —THOMPSON ANN ‘THOMPSON LOUISE TILDEN APPRENTICES j. harby V. parrott s. hope h. pope m. hatton j. richards m. hendricks d. roberts m. jackson j. sturgeon z. kelly e. tidmarsh n. leitner c. teague a. mccollom a. ware a. moore p. west m. magginis v. zeigler HMasguers ‘THE DRAMATIC CLUB OF WINTHROP COLLEGE Since 1922, the Masquers has been a formal organization on Winthrop Cpllege campus, functioning actively in its pur- pose of presenting artistically worthwhile drama for the edifica- tion of its members and of the whole student body. HELEN M1xson JENNIE Harsy ELIZABETH THOMPSON Gi iPOsePAVERSsOr THE MASQUERS SENIORS: Helen Mixson, Mary Agnes Crews, Sarah Fram, Annie Margaret Zeigler, Margaret Lindler. JUNIORS: Alberta Thomas, Margaret Hardin. M. A. Crews S. FRAM H. Mrxson M. LINDLER M. Harpin A. THOMAS A. M. ZEIGLER Page Two Hundred Twenty-one IL.UCILLE ACKER CATHERINE ALLGOOD Nancy ALLGoop CORNELIA BAKER CELXABETH BAucoM LoutsE BENNETT MartTHA CARSON CASSANDRA CASON Mary DorotHy CLAWSON AMELIA DESCHAMPS ANNE EDWARDS MirtaAM ALTEE Motity BLACKWELL Berry K. BLANTON ROMONA BROCK ApBBIE BRYANT KATHRYN Cox Mary Davis ETHEL Farris MARGARET GOLDSMITH ILURLINE HicKs MAaRJORIE KELLER Page IT'wo Hundred Winthrop College Orchestra ELIZABETH GAYER OLIVE GORE ANNE GORMAN EmMA Ler Hater DororHy HarRELSON EvELYN HoGan Sara Bess Hunt ALMIRA JOHNSON BLANCHE KEELS JOSEPHINE KELLY MercepES MaAssEyY Chapel Choir KATHERINE KELLER � Mary Moss — ErHEL MAE RIVERS MARGARET ROGERS Mary ROGERS GERTRUDE SANDERS PAULINE SEABROOK MARTHA SHEALY REBECCA STALLWORTH Bess TILLMAN CATHERINE WALKER Twenty-two KATHERINE MAYNARD ELIsE OHLANDT SaRAH BELLE PLEXICO MartIr Posey SARA PROCTER Mrr1aM RILEy Eve_tyn Rupowi1tz WILLIE SANDERS Mary SCHIFFLEY ANNE THOMPSON ALMEDA WYATT ELIZABETH WIGGINS Susan WILLIAMS Dorry ZEMP Mriprep HENDRECKS Nancy GoOopINnG MILD RED SENN Lucy KeEiiy FRANCES CRUTCHFIELD Susan DANIEL CaroL STACKHOUSE LETTIE ALLEN RutH ALston MARGARET ARANT WiiiteE Mar BAKER ALICE BISHOP Zora BisHop ELEANOR BLACKMON LoutsE BRIGMAN AxBBIE BRYAN Mary D. Clawson KATHRYN Cox Marcia Cup VIRGINIA DELOACHE GWENDOLYN DILL Mary ExizasetH DUNLAP Sara Faris SARA FRAM ALIce GAINES ELIZABETH GAYER ANNIS Goop it jjaaeé III PRESENTATION OF THE ORATORIO, on. Y p CaN te eo Music Club DorELLE E. Snook, Faculty Adviser VIRGINIA HAILE BLANCHE KEELS KATHERINE KELLER MaryjOrRIE KELLER RACHEL KENNEDY GuLapys LEE ELIzABETH LIMEHOUSE ELISE OHLANDT JEANELLE PERRY Dr ran Pints Sara B. PLExico CAROLINE RICHARDSON MARGARET ROGERS GERTRUDE SANDERS WILLIE SANDERS ErHeEL Mar RIveERS HELEN ROBINSON SARA SMITH REBECCA STALLWORTH EpNA THOMASSON IRENE Topp G@WENDOLYN ULMER Lita VANDIVER Satty L. Watson MARGUERITE WILLIAMS BEULAH WINGARD ALMIDA WYATT Motiy BLacKWELL Dorty ZEMpP RAMONA Brock ANNE EDWARDS KATHERINE Mims Mary ROGERS MARGARET SEAWELL MartTHA STEWART CaROL STACKHOUSE Marre TAyior ANNE THOMPSON WILMA SWEARINGEN al! ‘af TPs lz vr, - f os BAACE : +s -. LJ YY, “SAMSON AND DELILAH” Page Two Hundred Twenty-three 4 ¥ 2 sae se 4e7 . ae, mtg wif CH h ee) heen Wig Surial Clits C. KNIGHT Miss ScuDDER C. Ganpy SH evderation of Social Clubs CATHERINE, GANDY: 2% ga pete toes eee President PRANCES CLARKS go) ese taal) eee een eee een Secretary- Treasurer DEAN SMARY cl SGUDDER] a. nanan ote een Faculty Adviser A Resume of the Social Clubs In 1906, the first social club at Winthrop was organized. From then on, the number increased until in 1927 there were thirty clubs on the campus, each an individual organization with no formal relationship among the whole group. Representatives from the seven oldest clubs formed a Pan-Hellenic Council. However, this was of very little importance, and was soon replaced in 1927 by the Federation of Social Clubs. Under this new social regime, a Standards Committee was formed. This was composed of representatives of clubs which fulfilled such requirements set up by the Federation as to age, scholarship, and purpose. This committee had the power of-regulating club life on the campus. However, as the clubs increased in number, The Standards proved inade- quate as an instrument of regulation, and a new body took its place. This was an Executive Council made of twelve members of the Standards Clubs. This council has control of all legislation pertaining to club life. So far it has proved very effective. Page Two Hundred Twenty-six M. Harpin O, GILLIAM M. Markey E. BELK C. Knicut M. H. Harr M. Warr E. FULLER M. Wari C. GaNnpy Standarss Committee CATHERINE KNIGHT ELEANOR PLAYER . REERESEN TAGGIN ES MILDRED MARKEY MARY HUNTER HART = CATHERINE GANDY EVELYN FULLER OVELLE GILLIAM ELEANOR PLAYER ELEANOR BELK KATHERINE KNIGHT (Chairman) FRANCES “TAYLOR MARY WARE D’ARCY REEVES MARGARET HARDIN Kappa Epsilon, .Phi Sigma Delta, foe sicma eit Sigma Delta Tau, Sigma Omega Delta, _.. Kappa Gamma Nu, .... Tau Omega Kappa, Omega Alpha Omega, ee Gleam cdatkcanpa, 22 oigma) Kappa sigma, Sigma Delta Phi, Beta Tau, EK, PLAYER F. TAYLOR Chairman Secretary Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded 1906 00 oe QU LOG EES LOZO. poz) WS) Mt nes Page Two Hundred Twenty-seven M. Marxkey J. BRown T. PARKER E. HouvcuH C. WALKER B. Brown P. WHITESIDES P. WaARDE M. Foster V. Parrorr A. McCo._iuMm C. SuBER Kappa Epsilon (Founded 1906) MEMBERS JUTIA, BROWN oi csc he pace: ON mer eee me yy ee Belton, S. C. CATHERINE: ;-WALKER® 67.5.8 hs cae foe ote ok a ee are ean Sumter on GG TILLIE: (PARKER © ou Re eee tr ne Sumter, o. GC. MILDRED sMARKEY = 9 Gpsshico Bele vera ne ae een ene aren Swhoitse, S. (C, ESTHER � HOUGHL® 2c. Secea la ceva eh ue cr eee antics oe Wancastersom@e BETTY) BROWN) seis 5, coils. ce casas fee cette Ee se ey Belton, S. C. PERRY: WHITESIDES® 20). 5) 2s caveketec gp Buca oe eee Bc ens Seer ree nein Rocks Hille Ge PLEDGES LOUISE. NEELY = 26 2. 2 Ws cies cic ec ee er Rock Milli SaG: PERRY WARDE®: sakes kc foe 2 eT et Chathamemnviar MARJORIE® FOSTERS te cca ley rere ere ee @olumbiamouc- TOT SUBER: ¢ccse-c ese ee aoe tonalite oh Cage ge eta ee Anderson, S. C. VIRGINIA’ PARROTT ta oie 8 ocr epee 3 i ee Sybharae, sr, (C, ANNETTE: MCCORIWIMs tems peck cece ree nee eee mn Sih, Sy (C. Page Two Hundred Twenty-eight S. Kine L. E. LIMEHOUSE H, Livineston A. GIBSON SYA IOUINIG, 5 5 5s sso ELIZABETH LIMEHOUSE MARGARET ARANT ELIZABETH SALLEY CAROL STACKHOUSE . DOROTHY TILLOTSON LILLIAN RIGBY IOS IBNANINIS. 5s 15 a 0 56 MARY STACKHOUSE MARY HUNTER HART GENE ARANT HARRIET LIVINGSTON . ARGANT GIBSON ELEANOR BARLOW SARA COOPER R. Evans M. STACKHOUSE E. BaRLOWE C. STACKHOUSE M. Hart 1D, Sy wees S. CooPEer Rrcpy G. ARANT Pht Siama Delta (Pounded 1909) MEMBERS ee ee ere rN ey ee, ad Mecreli et et pln et Salen, McBee, S. C. Ee Pe ac Seat nt Se Pee ee EU LAS Orangeburg, S. C. Oe ee a RO ln Ale, ec ee ee te ate Orangeburg, S. C. Fe BON. ba aR La Pe mee ae a ett RR oe Ee Orangeburg, S. C. soa eet I cl do rcot es R SB eA Ree ee Dillonyasa Ge Be eae Pee, Ale ee Re MIS Mg? ak as Hartsville; S. C. Pee a ea ee OREM Mar Ee We eke et: Mehes Manning, S. C. EE eh i ie or Pee eet ae a ok A oh, Clemson College, S. C. 5S BRA eh RSPR ck READ SRR SL pe Sl ier.) eo a ae oe Dillon, S:C: RA RORO REALS segs COR NCE A ate ea oe Won So C. PLEDGES bh bias Name tea Ae NOLEN aRAtE On ON dS OE cae ake Orangeburg, S. C Hie Heh ISA SENS EERE FNC cee EO oe See Orangeburg, S. C. ne ee re ee ee me eR 2 ee Willonmesn Ce ie tees he nS ae ewe RO te ce Me of Dillon, S. C. ey eA re ct enn Ree ee Re A ie eR): X fom tl Mayesville, S. C Page Two Hundred Twenty-nine C. TEAGUE D. Norwoov L. LEAKE I. Topp V. KELLERS H. WHITAKER M. Henpricks KORINE CGVNINIDNE n ao se [RENE = LODDs aor ELIZABETH DANTZLER ELIZABETH BALLENGER SADIE CHANDLER LYDIE LEAKE : MILDRED HENDR ICKS VIRGINIA KELLERS ELIZABETH HOLIDAY .. Ri Siama Phi (Founded 1911) MEMBERS Page Two Hundred Thirty K. GANpy E. Hoiipay S. CHANDLER a Florence, S. Saks pak ee nee Barksdale, S. Orangeburg, S. om Laurens, S. Pee lidlarisvillemss eee leairensaos Florence, S. Spartanburg, S. ae ah Ie eh een eee Glintonms: See Glintonemss Mh ty Easley, S. Ge ee: Clinton, S. Gallivants Ferry, S. ahelasnereye M. Hitt M. L. Townsenp M. McDowe Ly R. TowNseEND N. FLYNN R. Carroiu B. CarRoii CAROLINE Moore AILEEN REED W. WITHERSPOON Sigma Delta Theta (Founded 1912) MEMBERS ROSIE TOWNSEND EVELYN FULLER MARTHA HILL INGRIMUA, JBILNANIN| 3, 5 50.05 na ace MARGARET GOODSON MARTHA MCDOWELL BLANCHE CARROLL ROSE CARROLL SUE DIEHL SOPHIE MARSHALL JEAN TWITTY WILLIE WITHERSPOON MAE MILDRED SANDEL AILEEN REED E. FuLLER MILDRED SANDEL M. JOHNSTONE et Charleston, S. C. aoe Greenwood, S. C. eae: Bishopville, S. C. Ree et Abbeville, S. C. Me tegen Hartsville, S. C. Cath a el Wok, SoC eee et ae Woidls, So Cy Peat ee arent Nionlk, S. Ce Levee oe: Role JAhulll, S.C ee Roel lebulil, S. (Co A ae INocks Hullon Ge Cee Bamburg, S. C 7 Orangeburg, S.C. RA cee Swainsboro, Ga. Edisto Island, S. C. Page Two Hundred Thirty-one aeriens M. DuNLApP J. ARTHUR S. SuppetH D. RuFF L. DEePass M. Cospn C. WaGNnon E. DePass Pst Phi (Founded 1915) M. RILey MEMBERS DAISY sDONNELD. RRB OR Fo oe eee ete ee ee Rock Hill, S. CAROLINE V:GASTION o2ehe 25 Seah ie ee er Rock Hill, S. JBAN: (ARTHUR: (28 220 5k oe oe ee ee ee a Union, S. MARGARET SADLER) Oy }: 4) Shi oe Rock Hill, S. MARY = DUNLAP’ 255s re er este Fie Rock Hill, S. ICILLIAN: PITTS: 0. os ar aes Ae ee Rock Hill, S. LILA, DER ASS Says ae ee ieee 2 ee ae eh es Pe en ae Rock Hill, S. ANNE: ANDERSON 2323 222 6 s 4 Cyclone ee ee ee Rock Hill, S. SARA. SUDDETH! 5.502 sa Sy ee re aa ae ee Greer, S. MARY SSIMS 6 8 over access ee er en Rock Hill, S. PLEDGES CATHERINE WAGNON? 1 .7.5.c: stg toe Pus cote ne a Union, S. MIRIAM © RITE YS. 5 sen For ce ee ire ce a a Denmark, S. MARY: GOBB xe Sigh cite oe wy irene er De ne Lumberton, N. ETHEL “DEPASS)� 2-55, Qtek pase eh te ey ee Rock Hill, S. DORA” DUNLARS ic ccc en seis Se ae he mt mg Rock Hill, S. Page Two Hundred Thirty-two eYelalelerelorelere) 99000 See ven M. BLacKWELL V. Harte O. GILLIAM D. ZEmMrP C, RIcHARDSON O. NETTLES P. CARRISON P. CAUTHEN A. LINLEY M. WaARvDE A; DrEPass M. F. Marrison G. GARLINGTON Sigma Omega Delta (Founded 1916) MEMBERS WAGRIGHENIOA, Ses DEUGEAS. | soo ory, ir ph Re SPM ee a ercee ea aOR nee a ane ee nn ee wd Camden, S. C. IMKGILIENS TOV NCQA EE Ae eno ees Rene ae es ee eee oer eae © ate Sie ex IDIOUPING ABIES geen 4 eM ae Fas Ware Ru ge ae een ee eee Gannidenom IREAUN GIE Gua) © LUNG © Niet eae in ee Seema Fe) ere ee ae Seis, Abbeville, S. C. @ ETE eas GT eA een a, a eee ee Ae Pen ee iad EN Te ei Ces Abbeville, S. C. GAR ORIN EMIRTCEAR DS SON ae tema Mera wee Nanuet on, eee MR poe a Ph 2 Camden, S.C. AP NO OIG TON ULI EES, seccaee ec bape loaner ties, Gatien So he a ee uke cacy RE Ma IC MINE ae ee anne Anderson, S. C. COMTINGE! IINUETETEIS pa Ae ie Aine scl ean oer aig peek ee a Gamden5..G. PLEDGES WIRE Aan WEIR: ee le ee cea ee mt ee eS KER ecg, gee ge BL ee Anderson, S. C. GIANG Hie GSR Teli Gal © Nigmen own rt area tea a Ne bar ener tee ye Ue ae oss y)Spartanbure, Ss. CG: iF GEe DE NS Sa SRG em were cere cen Se Oe ee RS oo eae lg Ganidenmom Ge JNISGR Ey, (UINIBIENE Non y, 2 2S oe eee Se oe ee ee ee hee Aes ne Anderson, S. C. MGC ea Sag (OUR G TSO Se, ae Bee Tee ae seri 2. 4 ee i a ian ee eden IRoyelis IShith, S.(G, XS WAL IRIE MCIMIEMRIIOING So. So coe ean Gime. Nieman POR a aa re ae Canidenyi so. Ge IMUAIRS? TRRUAINIGISS:, INWAGFIRISOING. oc . d Aloe og Gehan bh Ac Sood no a4 nes on oe oe Anderson, S. C. Page Two Hundred Thirty-three E. GLOVER P. FULLER ExstzE PLAYER MEMBERS MARY?” QUANTZ. s aeialecs die Svea ete ee a ee er Rock Hill, S. ZAULPHA “RELLY E i cn selec ses uae AOE SPE Lake City, S. ELIZABETH: GEOVERS si aie scar ee eee ae ee Johnston, S. ELEANOR. PLAYER) fscect shaw Weick nS Pa ae Greenwood, S. MYRTIS MCINTOSH) 2 vec ace i dee Peer tte at Aarne ste esd a ee Kingstree, S. RAY’ BEAUDROT: pics sudhestisce tin tte cece seth os Oe nese I ar a Greenwood, S. IMARY MILLERS P58 a ects, i ciate tui CS Onee nee Fe rr North Augusta, S. MARGARET PULLER Coe oy cen ccc rtctl le cakene oan Siete erotic sae Greenwood, S. CULER EDWARDS G20 309 eo ci fies PA cece ve Darlington, S. EMILY MCINTOSH op ee cae ee gk ce ee a ie ne Kingstree, S. ELSIE PLAYER 3 = src Geta feces ke ee en Greenwood, S. MARGARET, MCLEOD (25 Acres: nek thc, Geers ce nC ae Darlington, S. INEZ LoA We ccsee 32 iosaes acide gelecakeed a a Roger: ea a Darlington, S. PLEDGES DELMA BURGESS artes Kingstree, S. C. ELIZABETH JENNINGS. . .Spartanburg, S. HELENS LE Rie eee N. Augusta, S. C. VIRGINIA BARNWELL .. .Spartanburg, S. WU GUNUAg Is Ue ON) See Florence, S. C. VAD GINIAGs Gre Ke Gi ie e Marion, N. M. McLerop I. Law M. McIntosH E. PLAYER M. MILLER E. McIntosu C. Epwarps Z. KELLEY V. FuLtTon E. JENNINGS D. BurGess V. GILKEY Kappa Gamma Nu (Founded 1918) Page Two Hundred Thirty-four M. Quantz R. BEAupROT V. BARNWELL elelorelororelelelelolele A. THOMPSON H. DuNovANT M. N. DANIEL M. STEWART E. BELK V. ANDERSON E. ToMPKINS M. TayLor S. DANIEL C. WHITE I, L. GRonE M. Jacogs C. NELSON M. Macernis Tau Omega Kappa (Pounded 1920) MEMBERS VARS ae NIN Cleat A Nile Te aeetrey een Mattes Coe aay . a la ain Bene ein ee eae Greenwood, S. C. PAIN Naan GT ONGES © Niger ah oe ear eens cen Foren, ewe ech me 7 Die Ree AEE Ui. Batesburg, S. C. INARI E Acme el ls WeA Ral tae er ined: Segiee Many rE ry Wa nk A WM ee dee ory iy Edgefield, S. C. VATE ANIC OR Mammen ements, TAA ACU OMe ney Wee 6h tan ew og (Uruk s Geb UP ga TTS coe Pe Charleston, S. C. els Te) WIN ONAN eee ne ae reese tetaeri A nr PEER 3 a ee RO se Edgefield, S. C. ENIPIETAIN © RASHID Sie eee ee ai. Pen Me TN AR i Pn Peo Wats Mes nh eo lBanicastemmsr Ge SHUAAISE CUDANIN A SI y he lea Need, aap ne ne Bn eae ey ee Nd et Greenwood, S. C. WAARXGTEN Gy So NIN I BPEREAN ONO EP a e ueeetoeenie Cen aN AR RARO A ge ee ar 6 en ae Greenwood, S. C. GIRS SION Ean VE GT ety ies Sola ae Wart ie ote er tee ed Be gn ka Roe Ishbil, S. (Cr (CONRGIEINTS EAS wie Ss oe Re Rt Se pene es Ae el ee ge Beg ee Oe ee Beaufort, S. C. IV UE aie OK RIGN| Sa ee, et oe en ee Pitre eran Peat Matra PMc opin 8 Ni Edgefield, S. C. PEEDGES MARGARET CLINE ...... Salisbury, N. C. MAUDINE LONG ......... , Wiewoliin, Ger CATHERINE NELSON . . Rocky Mount, N. C. HATTIE JEAN BRABHAM . Batesburg, S. C. IRENE LAGRONE ....... Johnston, S.C: IMSL (QUOUESEMS 2. Columbians. © INURE AUNOOSS . 425 Ge 5 6 Kingstree, S. C. MARY MAGGINIS .. « odewoele Tatil, Sy Cy Page Two Hundred Thirty-five V. DeLoacHe N. Flynn L. DANIELS M. Garrett C. Copy S. NEUFFER Beta Alpha Delta (Founded 1921) C. Cason C. CaLHouNn MEMBERS VIRGINIA DELOACHE, aes cet rele uses ase eee anne cae Ae ee ee Camden, S. IV IPAGRUNUICE ER Ca ahi tav nigh bak eee ty ee oe ee tn ee Abbeville, S. INBLL: “PIGYNIN' (Rasen ec !2 dat ee em eck te ee ee ee ee Abbeville, S. LOUISE; DANTBIG age a a Greenville, S. CASSANDRA: CASON ef oh) iach, etd ae eae ao Anderson, S. CAROLYN: HERNY? © vibe ace coe ae oa ee ea a Rock Hill, S. SUSANA RAUCH Si kc dim Ale pthc, heute Bs et Ee er een er Rock Hill, S. SARAH .DARGAN (2%) daa cos th oe hte ian ieee ae ne Rene ee cat, Darlington, S. PLEDGES ALBERTINE GOOLSBY ‘ajc Wha cnne Suey Scere eco cee Denmark, S. ADELAIDE S$ IMVSLERY 075 o,f Sr ae ee a cee Se een Rock Hill, S. MARTHA “GARRETT Uric Seek te ese tee ee ab . � olkeo@kk TBhalil. S. MARY: BIGGERS yarns ee Fae ee een Rock Hill, S. CHICORA. GAL BOUIN ccc pee ce re nn ag nrc ec Greenwood, S. SARAH NEUBBER: - Se Oe 5 ee ee ee Abbeville, S. CATHERINE: (GODY MM? 2 occa fc, shears Secs cn, SPN alert ete ae ee Whitmire, S. PAULINE 'SBABROOK. ” scgeie feed cot tld soles) oe nn a ee e ee Charleston, S. Page Two Hundred Thirty-six eleloretololele elerelelorelelo ( | C. TILLMAN M. Brice C. KnicHT S. WATSON N. Goopine C, ParRDUE A. THOMAS E. GREBLE N. BIGGER N. McSwain CATHERINE TILLMAN CAROLINE PARDUE ALBERTA THOMAS CELESTE WILLIAMS NANCY GOODING ... ELIZABETH GREBLE IMUNROY IDIONONILIL =, 4. NANCY BIGGERS ... NENA MCSWAIN ... Omicron Alpha Omicron (Founded 1924) MEMBERS Oe ae ee ss ore ON hg en ey tens J Oy Spartanburg, S. C. ee eee eee ee Rae Pete), wnt tin le Ae Greenville, S. C. NMC ei at ae he NR It ore rie, Be hs ese n. o Bemcticwvillle, S.C. ET Re eee EE eee yen Cs Bennettsville, S. C. Ee ee en a gE eee Ne TERE UR OME AT, ot Win hg nla IMilken, Sz C; ee ee en ee ee ial rb ey. Ree ot rh Roel JEG, S.C. bx OS AOS REE, OM ck Re ey AAS, SA A ee re ee Roel Iahulll, S.C, Rae att eer en Fe ar RP ee TOs BTC Ie Ye pn A BS Watertown, S. C. PLEDGES Bence Hoth te REPRE AE La Rehan i haa en ee Winston-Salem, N. C. ie eas OCC a eS tte: ROR Re 65 2 LN ea, ee Cheraw, S. C. Re ee Ee Wye Ee na Ny NT ar ee Oe Ae ke tA oe Glovenmnsn Ce eS ae Ne ee a Aen See AOE ae AR Ake ot, Dao) Greenville, S. C. Page Two Hundred Thirty-seven C, CHAPMAN J. STOUDENMIRE J. RicHARDS F. CRUTCHFIELD M. F. Tucker E. MarkKEy H. B. Roprnson Delta Kappa Zeta (Founded 1923) MEMBERS JACQUEBLINES STOUDENMIRE 0. ore een ran en eee Sumterpome: CECIUE, CHAPMANG@.), a6. ls Dane ile eae ee ee Spartan burg, S. C. FRANCES: GRUTCHFIELD =: ate ius Gee, eee Orangeburg, S. C. JOHNGW RICHARDS ts. Bar 5 ee 2 eee rie DibertyiilleS ae IV¥ MFERGUSON= 210%. oe, nha Sr ee Lancaster, S. C. PLEDGES HATTIE, BOONE ROBERTSON] 72.5 ae Clemson College, S. C. IRENE: PRINCE 3 i026 S50 ae cle ele ne ee Charleston, S. C. MARY FRANCES DUCKER 42 en ee eee ee Sumter, S. C. ALICE GONDER 9.5 3 5 feces ee Darlington, S. C. ELINOR MARKEY sn Sse es ee nee Sumter, S. C. Page Two Hundred Thirty-eight E. DREHER E. GREEN L. H1nson J. WiENGES M. Lone J. Horxis R. L. SIsTARE Phi Delta Xi (Founded 1923) MEMBERS PLZ ESP Eta LORIE RY ee re eos Sets he ag ts eh ee oe SteVviatthewsso. © NAGOUEDINE? WIENGES = on. on oe eh es cs ee Dt Viatthewssoe cs INUEMCIES, (IS Ie| BSR ated oe) Oe 95 eee ne nae Rocke rHillesSs IPO GTS Ea UINS ON gage Aiea ed dae See ROE eG Gancasters one INARA EMe OTINGG hs canines eens Sai ee ee ane ee ae iganicastets one PLEDGES Ton Gime Cie el Nimes, 4 ya cos We Ue Se eee Rk a anaes 8 Ln e.. Greenville, S.C IS OIZA BEER BENE «en 4. 4 oars Other eae kee Stars ack mw Orangeburg, S. C NUS ESE NBOIRIG. Sl = ae Ea ener we Nee ee SravViattpewsaon ee TOO Bae eo DMO LS DARD. tees tutes © heme a een aetl an eee Wancastemuom JROTC IS ee OLE a ee en NWiorksos © VAP yam LENA Ne OOD) mr s4.5, Uae ah ee tew aera er ark Shas toes Rockies. Page Two Hundred Thirty-nine F. TAYLOR D, Earrty P. SMOAK D. GEE E. McCutrcHEen E. NEELEY L. Dow1ineG E. CoGSwELL K. Mims E. NICHOLSON E. SMOAK M. W. STEVENSON Pt Lambda Kappa (Founded 1923) MEMBERS FPRANCES (TAYLOR fa 32 leas Biel ee ee ee Greenwood, S. C. DRUCILLA (GEB 8 e. ee, cette ee ek Re wer ne a Summerton, S. C. BARE NEELYS “hcg 0 8 0) Sax yc chetens oem cee sok agri nae ee ene iRwoyel Jel, S.C. POLLY; SMOA RK hpette © ino See he, ee esses a es ica ne Walterboro, S. C. LOUISE: DOWLING'® aby 5 Sic tae ee Greenwood, S. C. EDNAACOGSWELL) aide Acton tae eee her ae Roe eee eee Charleston, S. C. BEIZABETH: (NICHOLSON. on ene eee Pa AER R het hs Edgefield, S. C. KATHERINE: IMIMS® 2 cotabees ao sie cee, re cc ee en ere ee Edgefield, S. C. EMMA: M.CCUT CHEN wccic tee soe neeee cle ot aay tte geen ca en Florence, S. C. PINDA BARRELIYs 04 55 Adusciadee Oey feo Cha cae ee ee eee Georgetown, S. C. PLEDGES ELIZABETH “SMOAK SS ee hes cee cweene A le eee enue ne Walterboro, S. C. EMMA. PRANCES) P OW cies os ok «sacar te Sire one tic Wi tae ge Georgetown, S. C. MARY: WELLS: STEVENSON Tay cies es cect re ee ee Bennettsville, S. C MARY ‘GALVING STEVENSON) fics yc ace ots ae een ee mr Gaffney, S.C Page Two Hundred Forty F. BurGarp P. MoonryHAM G. TUCKER K. HoLianp L. CLELAND B. ORRELL M. BurGarpD Kappa Gpsilon Kappa (Founded 1921) MEMBERS CR GrMM SOG Re sere rete Baier Shoe Dee ee fy A SumteryS EARN LOONE VE ANIC Mga: Wo mene Fe tee oe ak 2 Elliot,S:; Pees ean Gaby AN a eine eee Ee eee. erlampton, 0, I Citas] QAO peer ure Rte AE ey. 2... .barnvilleS. ERANGESsSDURGARDMw sac oe a se 8),, @. Greenville, S: PLEDGES SOMA er me) RR ols Meee eI ce ARO ee | Ware cla Aout Y eMassee, S; NiCr Day @ON GOMER Y fel, eee) a eee... | -opartanburg, |S Oem OGD anne A cya, ee Pee ee et ef os sCoreenville:S, eieeuer es O G. Page Two Hundred Forty-one H. Mirxson M. WARE J. Harpy A. Moore A. WaRE E. WYLIE Sigma Kappa Sigma (Founded 1924) MEMBERS BLIZABETH DARGAN =... oe ee Florence, S. JEANSIEVE be Sone � cl a Ee ee ee Rock Hill, S. JENNY HARB Yio a yea he ec eae ke Abbeville, S. MARY WARBS94 feo) Einar ean Se i oe Darlington, S. HELEN MANER MIXSON...... Se eee Union, S. PLEDGES EDITH . BRUNSON poe 5 Se eee Florence, S. ANN WARB iY 0 -ateh « ha ee ee Darlington, S. ANNE DES MOORE..... are ete eat ee ig A eet aa Florence, S. ELIZABETH: W-YLIBR ko oe ee ee eee Glovers: Page Two Hundred Forty-two one) ebienie ouantrnie B. STALVEY M. Ganpy N. Bryan ISOUISE RAE ENG se SVAURUY IBIRNOAING 2 49505465 INR (GUNNIDNE 5 55465 oe SANE IOING 2555200008 JIMMY ROGERS) sey ausen « PACD Ree REY AI ae emg.) L. ALLEN S. Lone S. BRYan E. Parsons L. AYERS J. Rocrers oe Baten Beta Epsilon Cht (Founded 1924) MEMBERS ee a AP re es ee Fee ke ona ren Allendale, S. C. ee ee ne ek Pe ee I hee We net i leannaiapx, Sy, (Ce Pe a a fe i 8 OPO SIE A Paes oR ot 9. Fairfax, OG. Sy es ee SR SOE il CR Te eo ae eee Jamestown, S. C. a ere SA Nr Oe rt AEE wh eee Oe Ra YE TEM AES INicholsmom Ce AY nS Ae POR era NS a ahi oa css Rien oe ae ai, oa na nr ee ee Andrews, S. C. Face, AUG Ek See Ee cca a ae a5 GRC or nce a Conway, S. C. PLEDGES Sr a a rom en We ae OEY ere ae! AN ME AR ial Shy oo ek Andrews, S. C, IE So IRS SER SPORT i co Bi AA eee Andrews, S. C. Rese eee en RE Pee rt ln we Ptcee i Rek Conway, S. C. I te eae eee RN oh Decale Sn bee By INicholsmomG, , ee ea ea eect rs reek, ao , SIE OWES, Sa (C. cc Sis Re he, Fels Oth bn, Ie SIPC a Re ee a Pathan on Page Two Hundred Forty-three L. SPRUILL F. CLark R. ALston A. STROTHER D. REEVES F. SALLEY M. McNEILL E. FEWELL E. HiLpEBRAND M. A. WILBURN EK. AVANT = H. Crosranp Sigma Delta Phi (Founded 1924) MEMBERS FRANCES. “SALLEY 6 oo S22 cues Seen ee Buffalo, S. C. ANNETTE STROTHER 9-5 sce eee ee ee ae rel a Sumber, on Ge RUTH, ALSTON seis 2 29 c.5 els sehen ear Union, S. C. D'ARGY: .REEVES®® (foes slit unten ee Ones ea cin ar esi aa eee ea Columbians es LOUISE SPRUILIE (nl Atta ee ene Se ee Cherawa one FRANCES: CLARKS Gr rl ecco oe ee eae ae em Ore cae Ubsroxn, S (C. PLEDGES MARY. MCNETUT i. Sad) atcucittoch ore ayige ee nei dea oa cB ees ee ee Tampa, Fla. MARTA ALICE WILBURN sae. ce ailene Ghetto: eccaeaen cartier nt or reese Wnronom Gs HELEN CROSLAND? (55) 0 steko use eee eee ee ae Bennettsville, S. C. ELIZABETH! AVANT: © aiahjapeghecterfeuete tee re re sarc cyonsNe CG NAOMI” PEGUES 2.02 a co etic tow , cess ney Ree etre eee eee er Cheraw, S. C. BETTY “MANNING so fk eee eo ee ee ee Charleston, S. C. ELIZABETH: FEWEELA 26 tan eats i On a eee Rock Hiliism Ge EVALINAVHIEDEBRAND® (yu iyteec it let etter Hagood, S. C. Page Two Hundred Forty-four T. McWuiteE F. HAWKINS T. THOMLINSON C. FINKLEA C. Timmons A. Wyatt C. THOMLINSON W. GASTON H. H1ILpEBRAND D. FINKLEA N. RISER (Founded 1924) MEMBERS CHIRIGIUNIS. “TES MITERISOINT Yo 15 a dunto Wi ond bh Eudes Bon bon ees ie Oe Gus ee eee ILalke Giusa, Sp C, (CONIRGIUVENE A EUONIS EIEN, Lelio on ty tics Serine Ghee ano, AS ee AI Ee come Pamplico, s. Gt SS RIAN AL CHIT ONE TINS ON Gira pe vine iets. ee wane eerie n Oe te yh tau dose Ke Lalke Giiay, S. CG JIRUAINCIBS STEW AINES. 8: ae ie te ee ene Se eae ae ee meee ed Ciross lahihl, S.C. “TERING INTO NAS AIRTE, 9 A oe em nc eihel: © nse Ge Anns 2) Mam 7h ane ae ee ae Lake City, Sice GREO IG Nae LVVION Sarena ne hah Oe ee ee eke Weel eh Dee kere ye MEE Ag Lake City, SaG J MINN ASE! IE PN ONE AC OVI EIGUINES 6 Cente ele 4 Hc Gi obama Gare) atin a) ceiudlelo cous OMe aie .o: ene eee Hyman,s7 | C. JNTINGEIDYS, NANI. 2 6 oe mea errr ee, SO A adi nn ae Easley, So UA RRM Ge LSD EB ReAIN ID met wees Sele kA be Re ed Re. ok toe ee Hagood, So (Ce AWAITS Samy AU IAS INGE, nL elec teed RRR os ht Me omg pte ee Ee ee aurensom Ge PLEDGES INORG, ARMISTEASE: S in assttac a SE Oe One ern eh Re een os ee ee Greenville, S. C. IDYORNGIMEAG SEMINGABICIAD , 0 hae ines teen aes ee creeps, haan. Nee Ae a er Pam plicoy sua Ge Page Two Hundted Forty-five M. RoGers M. L. Latimer R. Barton E. WILKES M. Harbin M. SEAWELL G. Harris A. L. WILLIAMS M. WITSELL Beta Tau (Founded 1924) E. ATKINSO J. Harbin MEMBERS EBLIZABETHV “AT RINSON 9 siice 2 Se ieiae REI ir sc care eae eat Ee eee Timmonsville, S. RUBYE BARTON ® hese os aise Rene na eaten ee a ete Greenwood, S. MARY (LILLIAN LAT IMA R20) Ai ice cactus Cea estar ee Chester, S. MARGARET. HARDING 2c Birth acer icoe ei tote, ho: en ene oe eon Chester, S. RUTH = THOMASON: 53 eek ety acest an oo ene end Rock Hill, S. MARGARET SBAWELL™: fetes fob nee nOentn eee ee 2 Kershaw, S. MARY: ROGERS 3. caieceitgs io etn ae ee eae ieee Teeth Rip Se eee eee Rock Hill, S. PLEDGES ANNIE: LYLE WILL LAIMS Ge oe ne cae Ee ee yt Rock Hill, S. ELIZABETH: « WILKES sfx Bk dey te centre ee eke Rock Hill, S. MARGARET; WITSBIY® . See ceteets uk te techs Se cetees che eare narra Snr Chisholm, S. GEORGIA” HARRIS. she ecclesia Florence, S. ELEANOR) DRANE. 2.2 G55 62s cetbe ee te no Clover, S. JANE. HARDIN 22 5 Sadik eat oi ee hace ko ect Se ce een Chester, S. Page Two Hundred Forty-six N ANNNNANO ANNN0OO C. SMYER K. Hasty C. McQuEEN Ib, IBY, IaWGeie, L. ALLEN E. BRANSFORD A. FLEETWOOD M. McCuLitoucH M. Pace M. BerHea Kappa Siqma Gamma (Founded 1924) MEMBERS GIO Eee S VCE Reema eis arg ree tay Ao ts Ae ee Vhs MRA ca la oti ta @hester,S. ©. ECS Ear A Tse Ne nate unmet er area th Nene A heat PR ate et Ace Chester, S. C. JSIGIWANSIGED ERVIN CIID) Go ce ne ani 4 Glatt oy Gee ae teens 6. ate Cie mene ere eee Dillon, S.C: Kea EEE New ELA CU eee een we EON wet ge ogee ee, ew TRY 2 ee Dylon, S. Cz CNS BORTON TE. IV RCO NOTEUEEN : DURT asad ay te iolda abet tlt Atari att Sree, Sed Dae fem era Dillon, S. C. LIGA? IBID MONI SEWUIG, OP k Set eeaeny ued scepenepuve: onee Mal Owerctsc eat tem r uet ae ee Dillon, S. C. PRURCTS: TNGSREIN OOD «ak, Sete meee taper te ees ree mea he Rae? oe ee ee nae Marion, S. C. ETOP Ae Vi Gl A WRI Naan rea rites cons Oe ee) ar pee ea edn od tere ars. 6 ahs anes Owe, SC. PLEDGES MAR GAR EimeN6 CUile OUGE am ae tne) ge iteae ey ecg ME Aine yo is Acetic Chester, S. C ILSTBXOIL IN JEXOMIBHEIE,” hc 2 selec ree SEIS MAES oats Fo ORG nor ni ces wi pal re ee Spartanburg, S.C. IMBNRNC JBINGIS, 5b, ope) 5s Fae SPORE ARS CN ee are Coe hd. any Cee nn me Spartanburg, S. C. IMAIRIONGED Bol Et Es gainers gr owe inn, Aes ay un eee ART LENG AG ads Stn eela = Skee Chie, Ss C Page Two Hundred Forty-seven L. ACKER M. B. Prevost A. MuRrcCHISON E, TILLMAN J. Woops Gpsilon Tau Epsilon (Founded 1925) R. Peay L. DeWitt MEMBERS MIVIENNE) RUSSELL + Sate, cece isi cares ee ee Greenville, S. MARY EVANS “ccc sot ke ieee cote er ao ie en ae Anderson, S. MARYS BELLE PREVOST ® se etree seca ete a te cee ae a Anderson, S. ROBERTA’. PEAY 0 209) geass ede ee ate Ee Re Re ee er a Clinton, S. ANNAWIMLURCHISON ie tlrearn aie ane een ee ea N 37 Se ee Rock Hill, S. MARY. RA WIEINSONQS oy ab tetich a. ciency sc ik rc ot he ae oe Rock Hill, S. GARN RHODES’ RAWLINSOND =n eee ene 4 2 a hat ee oe Rock Hill, S. ELIZABETH UTE LIVINNG Pei oe cect ene ie eae re ae a Bennettsville, S LUCILLE AICKER 037.8 alee ee a Anderson, S. PLEDGES JULIET. WOODS 5 s:. 4d ace coe et ce re cree Chester, S. LOUISE. DE WITH oxi jt ced er es re Ae Darlington, S. VIRGINIA GDUVAL 2.4 Soy 2 Od re eee ee a Charlotte, N. Page Two Hundred Forty-eight o99NN0000 on P. WEstT M. JoHnston E. Brice F. McSwain S. Dorrow E. CLOWNEY F. WYLIE I. HAMILTON Lambda Phi Alpha (Founded 1925) MEMBERS IN PAIR GI) © TING TO) Nee era rari «hem ann Aes Men Sec hy Ak Ue ee Pat ca Chester, S. C. FES AIAAUE Ee IR Aa eel Ge aireareenge Wael -taen 8 mee meet ere, RO Mrs ah FR Cee A he a, 20 Ghestermon Ge RIAN GTS Ciel G'S WEAN ee iarmine e eiter. R Doaer tyraie, ar i Re ey Pe SD eed Ge Greenville, S. C. PACE ean RCA LN a eRe ar. Oy Pe wd 28 Re Ne pd ME LP MMs, Cole NU Ann Se IRoelk lstll, S.C. OE TENA EEG ern ue rs cot wean a Ged Ge He RN has wn. We Ratiles Ast fess C@hestemnon JU NEISNG, SE ONIGGGLW GING oct eres atten AeA Deore CMRI Md pan oie ie ee ere ere Chester) os. @. ULEINOR. “TEIERRIRNE ooo oe cote Poster Onn natures Ratt contr, ty, men ners Oe ae a Se en ae Waneaster, o. G- RENIN GS meV ACR Rs] Cau aE tees SAD At eek Be eee Ae es NB oS wey Phy evan ColuimbiasonG: SRE DORR © Limpert f. po tue tr ee en, Se re rn eo Laurens) on ©. PLEDGES JERUAINIGIES:. NOADIUS! 5 a hle c toon MER IRI ene Ses Aa eee Glenridge, N. J. [PHL NEH SAME (COMMANDERS 13 nd yy eee A Re Sa es ee ee en ee ens oer G@hesteras G WIURIGIINOU ACEI MOS, 5. 5: uaa oly Me MRPs eG REGS Sic) ou SA aaa en ae nee Salisbury, N. C. Page Two Hundred Forty-nine C. BAKER F. McComes E. TIpDMARSH J. Blocker H. Moss M. Hawkins A. Moss M. McComes M. HousteIn M. C. Coce1n M. Mercer S. Crosson Omega Gamma Delta (Founded 1925) MEMBERS HELEN “GAMBRELTA sig: tase cateio ie heater ee ea een Abbeville, S. C JOSIE? BLOCKER) 2 hacs oe tyes oo Oe te Ee re ee Edgefield, S. C KATHRYN UAW BISSINGERS etree eerie ome arma er esse Blackville, S.C. FIELEN SIMOSS 4) atin adccud we o.c-a0 Rasouhccten tts Heaaeore, nT Rar Spee gener Cee aa on an Yaoi, Sw C- FRANGES IMCCOMB) fei itpocun eo meee ae Ree Sra Oe ee Abbeville, S. C. EVELYN LIDMARSH® Sites hace a, eb to Ae eee ee Whitmire, S. C PLEDGES CORNELIA @BARKER® joule o's a0 seo.s, 3 Sen SRL Rec ee ae) eee Spartanburg, S. C AINNIB) MOSS 2 x) nets SAS cues cccitics Se ce cit ea Neos, BoC MARY (CORNELTAs COGGIN@ 8 tacts ore nea eee Blackville, S. C. MABEL: MERCER “sgh sy Sees oes Tee ae a ee ee Georgetown, S. C. MIRIAMS HAWKINS? S530 aie ities eee eae cee eee ee nae Spartanburg, S. C MARGARET HOLSTEIN: 4.3 dé, 5.0002 Goes on eee ee Monetta, S. C. SARA: CROSSON [o's scod x Sa Aen oid Bicone es ee re a Augusta, Ga. MILDRED (MiG COMB tie set crete hs elec Sits ete tc fect ot Abbeville, S. C. ELIZABETH @BAUCOMeg ap tesgece pence anita OR eae cet ar re cate ne Waynesville, N.C. Page Two Hundred Fifty E. Hopces E. Cops L. BUCKNER E. FISHBURNE M. Lyon L. THACKSTON E. STOWE E. STARR Wht Kappa Tau (Founded 1926) MEMBERS ELIZABETH STOWE LOUISE TILDEN FRANCES GAINES NRE rain rt tos Ae WA ort Att G MARGARET LYONS MARJORIE RUSSELL Mary Moss A. Burriss s M. RussELL sp a EAMG, Sr Anderson, S. ee ee roy ROR ee te Nhe ic he ee Walterboro, S. . . Belton, S. 5 oer Bek Oe Bg SR Corey An Oe ae er Walterboro, S. Rock Hill, S. Anderson, S. Anderson, S. reenwood, S. Rock Hill, S. Anderson, S. Staunton, S. Rock Hill, S: Rock Hill, S. ee ee aCe ae SE ee ee ID Be 8 on | Walterboro, S. Page Two Hundred Fifty-one E. McLAauGHLin K. SMItH T. METTZE M.S. DuRant S. DREHER M. SMITH M. L. ScHIRMER P, Monts M. Martin G. SCHIRMER M. Tayior Gamma Kappa (Founded 1923) MEMBERS SARA’. DREHER 5 oii eee tea ee New Brookland, S. BUULIEAGM.CIZAUGHEIN 2 eee ee Florence, S. MILDRED SS MITH 2 7 fo 5c2e eee eee ne Bishopville, S. MARY SUB“ DURANT 2. 2 =. ee ee ee Bishopville, S. ‘THELMA SMEBBTZE coo. Se) ee ee Columbia, S. KITTY: SMITH eee ots cow ee va eee Union, S. MARY-LOUISE’ SGHIRIME Ramee iy sire ces ae ere ee Columbia, S. PLEDGES MODBLILE LAYLOR 24 tie. aie ee ee Leesville, S. IMEYR TIS IVLAR TIN © ace ees ene ge Blackville, S. PERMELITARIMIONTS Secon re he ee ee Columbia, S. GERTRUDE SGHIR ME Rese oot cou = ca eee Columbia, S. Page Two Hundred Fifty-two a ioveweuenes AOOND M. LiInpier P. BaLLarp M. ALLISON J. KELLETTE E, MayFieLp M. McKnicut A, WHITE i Gamma Pht (Founded 1924) MEMBERS HNICE,. IISA SACD Se ei en Sen) Rance te Ye rs ee Spartanburg, S. |PIRICIS URAL IORI) Oak ele eet na ere Oo at ce Clover, S. [SURIZAAtS ea UAV EU Le ee ean ee ee ee ee a oe ry ed Greer, S. VO VEG GIRLS SE PAH ENO) Te yee pe Ale ti 9 Greer, S. INIEARGUERI Ee SULLIVAN “oruumeitucy eats. @ ede ote Meds . Rock Hull.s. RANGE RUIN Rene dnn Geb aeke Oke | os Cem Od Westminster, S. AU NIRIEGH IL TONTBI EGE) ee eee Met he ae we oe cet ee ie en eee Saludamo: PEEDGES AMEE: SYSEWGOE” (ee See ee ee nn Salucamor GRC ADO TINS UR Ve rete s epee Ae OR eh, Timmonsville, S. VIR GAR Emme NV LOKONIGH I: Maia ye. cteah wim, fy Oey . Spartanburg, S. SOREL PAN IETEINY LY = pd Se ene ee 2 or a ee ee Spartanburg, S. R. BRUNER C. SANDSBURY Ce Qiieoe evelere Page Two Hundred Fifty-three H. McCorKkie E. SECHREST D. ForwortH V. WarD R. GILLIAM R. Kemp E. NICKLES E. WILLIS M. Harvey H. Hottris L. TAYLOR Delta Siama Phi (Founded 1925) R. GILLIAM M. SLATER MEMBERS DOT MEOXWORTH 1 ee Se berets co mn Sane aoe ea gma a a Timmonsville, S. EUNICE INICREBS qc times oo opie or comc: Ce ran een eae ee ee ee cnn er er Hodges, S. FIELEN HOLIETS Am. cs cits 08 2 Bee is ee ae nae aie ee a Greenville, S. EVELYN OSECHRES TE S25 0) dooce ceeacaceyrc: ROP A ee eee cee Greenville, S. HBG EN FUT TO Are ice cep cpese sees Se gee en cee ee Dorchester, S. MAUNIXGME! TRUNENAENE © oo eo fon She Gide ee ee ee Oe ier Holly Hill, S. EDMEBE —WILLIS® .. 5 sata gece. 8 Shottag= cece ol vere see reese ree ee Holly Hill, S. ROUTH™ GIL E LAM eae ores se oe aa eg ae Union, S. VIRGINIA® WARD 20, cute ty ode Worcs to eran CIS ee Pe oo ee eee ee a a Greenville, S. HELEN «-MGCORKIEB oe evi cen ae ee cra ee Carte ee Greenville, S. PLEDGES LILEA � AYUOR@ i. 8 50h ed ciecee ck he oe tee ee an Conway, S. ROTH KEMP? ‘risa. cuocuetn a .aycee eo Gib Neils nareel eater ee rt ere cea Edgefield, S. RACHEBIY® GIBLIAM® ‘seceanceuh ols ele ote el ey ers, ee are ee Union, S. MILDREDASLATER® 5 coe cin cere sree ae oe Greenville, S. MARY ATICEUROWLER@ Srprtac tos, cm sctrchs ieee ne ee ene ne Rock Hill, S. Page Two Hundred Fifty-four evevoneronevevelere OLE ONG H. MILey G. TUCKER F. Grice L. SaAwyYErR D. MiILier C. Dicks M. SENN W. SWEARINGER M. A. Epwarps C. HarIrRe Kappa Omega Delta (Founded 1926) MEMBERS Ces C DEE WUCKER ae werent et Am ae cle at Sheth 6 4 ee A St. Matthews, S. HL JONS. TVA SIRS 9 CTs Who oer et a ee ee ee Johbnston..o- Nitin DAG WEARINGEN: - 6 Gan oct eee ak eG eat ee ‘lrentones: PURO SECIESS, GRY LOVE pera Siete eae oe ee Se, So, Ridge Spring, S. CCULZNDNAS, ING WOLIES Gi, eae ree, eee eer eet eee Branchyillers. PEEDGES GORD RE MeL A Ramee een ue eh eo ne te See Us Ick North Augusta, S. VUBSD REe ase NN einer eee ee ee Ree pe ke St. Matthews, S. IML ANLIGGIE MIO NOU U BS ae ee ae i) ene one Johnston, S. IDGR OU ym VUNEIEE eae Sr a ae en ee A ee ey ‘Prenton, 0. CLAMS ABTS | Oe el ee nent 9 ie ee ook Barnwell, S. Page Two Hundred Fifty- eoGie @ exorevere five B. WINGARD E. CHANDLER G. GEORGE H. CHASTAIN V. SANDIFER Alpha Gamma Wt (Founded 1927) MEMBERS ELLENE: GCHANDIZER = o.qie 0a ceL te eee Sumter, S. BEULAH sWINGARD so fceatihe aie eee Lexington, S. GERALDINEs GEORGE 3.gs a fe) ee ee Lexington, S. VERA SANDIFER 58 2): scl aS eae Tele ie Denmark, S. NORINE MELLETTE: $225) ee ee Wedgefield, S. BEATRICE PARROUT 237. oy. ee ee eee Society Hill, S. JUANITASPARROTT: Oops pecetcee ne ee pe Society Hill, S. GERTRUDE: BURROWS 30 .20e seat ere ea Sumter, S. PEEDGE HELEN FE... GHASTAUN scgey ee res eee epee a Pickens, S. Page Two Hundred Fifty-six aaaaaaan R. CHEEK E. Sarocu E. McFappren A. CroucH S. RrKARD A. BYERS E. LEE E. Irpy Hamma Siama (Founded 1927) EB. V. A. GLasscoc C:IBBS H. BARNWELL MEMBERS JAIUINISICILIS,- KEIROWIGISE. “Sane oC ataic, cher oa ence eben oto iach en cere nn anna Batesburg, S. TENG. AURUSRE” Cc 2S Syke oh OR dead ee see RG a, dire caret Ue IP eg RE nn Camden, S. [NOB Vim @ LEE Keen a anarnt es ara tte mea nmi WARE aN een crete RE aw 8 peeks Union, S. TEVOVIGUIGE LASSE. |. sae a teh gat te a acess pes ee Reo Dn os DS eae ee Landrum, S. JENINUEG OUSIDE JEWGISHERS! 5, sac oh Vices ce Rag oh lene BN A a nck rare Ok ee ene en Blacksburg, S. Sy AREAU Tam Ral KAUR Dn eee er er ay en MOR ace eb ake sr alee van ndas, feria Batesburg, S. IIASA TIEl “SUNDOGSE 62. ctassaciea cule: sus ba ls cocoa eter ere Seenine I cata aoe Sere ree Blacksburg, S. PLEDGES [PIRONICIES, (GUBSIENS © 93g Ga Srey ee herent nc os Eerie Tcl eee ar ane a Union, S. IEIICANSSTUSE INACIEYNBYDIEINI: O°. oe als Wecu ced Ay iees oon cue Rn meme te Cre ee, on ah New Zion, S. WAGINE ANDIGIEN, AGEPC CNC m= ato eae take EE ecg uEt Gn eure eR SE anes Sree Columbia, S. JRUGRURSTEME ABVANTRSNBWIBULAL, |e 8s Obes ah aoe 8 aa eer Nees: SRD Reger Basen sit ree ee Y onges Island, S. IMUNOIDISS UBVEUCIDIWVAUNE fc 2: som, epg Aa See geeiuien ule Sas. SRL me Uc Se Mr Tne wee eran Gray Court, S. EILIVS NES eE LE COIGMIENS 2.5 5 shen Teter ecee mean Genes eyed tm Cac ti Sate Aen ene mee Blacksburg, S. K DU GAG NEON @) 1G C @ (Es ce Cc G Page Two Hundred Fifty-seven M. DuBose B. KirvEN A. M. ZEIGLER E. SwWETENBURG E. THOMPSON S. Pope H. Lioyp M. Hunrer Kappa Phi (Founded 1927) C. Porr E. MircHeELi B. PrGues MEMBERS MARY DUBOSESS t-..5e5- Aeon, as cen ee ne re eer Oswego, S. ANNIE MARGARET -Z EIGIOE Ris uae aero eset ney ek ear Denmark, S. CHARLOTT EY PORE ra. .evcee ices fe ee ore oe ce ee Edisto Island, S. ELIZABETH SDHOMPSON( eres ee eee teas ee on Charleston, S. BILL IB KIRVEN? 5 tcc. sia lee ail ere ce uk ogy tame Oa Darlington, S. MARTHA. NEELY v.25 heron no et es ea Rock Hill, S. EUGENTA SWETENBURGSe etic er ease ene en a ae Anderson, S. PLEDGES SALLIE’ POPE 73 fount oe ee Ae ee ee ee eee Edisto Island, S. MARGARET (PUNTER: 3) scat cope lec pice ote ene eee Owings, Sr ETHEL YN® MIT GHB Je iad cncecieon scar eee eae cer fae ee Clemson College, S. BESSIEW, PEGUES 5 iil Bch hl ee etree eee ns oe Se Mt. Pleasant, S. HELEN“ LETVOYD: . 2255 Shek eee fants aceite oe nate i Anderson, S. Page Two Hundred Fifty-eight evevorelonene A, DYE F. HENDLEY E. Davis G. Diu V. CLEMENT ieee aicKs R. TuRNER I. BRYAN L. Evans D. Linpsay F. HUMPHRIES M. Kerwutras L. HocartH L. Mi?tcHELL Tau Siama Beta (Founded 1927) MEMBERS VUCACSAT san OUI RIE IN Saeco a eB comeu ane wosedl te nt aie ne ee Bg WE pte oes eis wn Mico, S.C. ILD EN, TENORS: Pace: aiyca Bahrain On Ve Rae An Cr GO nates ae elie pe lle nee ae Pe oa en Andrews, S. C. IRON GE Smet LINE) [els Voor stat ary metre angen et Mr wes yeh ons ls el Rc Ie Spartanburg, S. C. GENTE @ TE VIN MELE US Taee oe ee Seer ep UNE AS eat ot gl ans Meat Spartanburg, S. C. RENCE SEED OVID E RE Si aa Retin nee ae ee ema REM Nadel. Cates. Spartanburg, S. C. iS) ESTs ee NUTS OS Pee ee oe as Aya gee ac A ne ed OM So ee el lLavavehewuaa, S C. JNOSINUS. NGS Ps Ss SAREE AOA Si a ee Pr ae, ae ee Greenville, S. C. MOV TEIRONT e-Gg reine Soto, ate cites aimee PS Ene 2 cer cers Ae eer 2a ee Allendale, S. C. PLEDGES ee AUNT abe lS) GS aa ee, ar Oe RS re wal ee tee nl ger es Spartanburg, S. C. REISS CG Amaia RINE Rae peers tte: een ern ER me ern ee Ni Ae yes 6 Spartanburg, S. C. WANRCGTINTION, XII ENWAZINIED soa 2 list elena me Ok Siete ee, es arn aa eee eam Ie Spartanburg, S. C. ENGINE, INNGIR GEREN ETE ars Nye ar ae geen tce ae hate ene es Crete, 8 onan Were cena er Johnston, S. C. IWIDMIRIGUARUESE IBIS ENGUIET: NSH ye Ree Me Nr! cS one ati no ae ee a Tryon, N. C. LEU ONO IE TENE? (GONADS. ate Gg ee ean enctemn qu DRI AAs cara cases 2 Garcon ha ee eR ee Lake Git Suc ETS TS TAN © GARAGE samraeetg oer huss hrtan lene Wee take idee SNAG as GPR Ag: GORA 3 eee Brunson, S. C. Page Two Hundred Fifty-nine M. B. Fant M. HANNER M. E. JAMES R. SpRUILL MARGARET BAKER Mirprep BAKER Delta Gamma (Founded 1928) MEMBERS NANCY WANNAMAKER MILDRED BAKER MARY BYRD FANT ROSA SPRUILL ELIZABETH MOORE HARRIET MCCALL Page Two Hundred Sixty MARGARET BAKERS i ke ee ee N. WANNAMAKER E. Moore ig aneoeal Cheraw, S. .. .Darlington, S. More Florence, S. .. .Darlington, S. he Florence, S. ape he ee Greer, S. eerie at Cherawss: Bennettsville, S. pee Columbiawo: wo fing bam leveloroverere O00 M. RICHARDSON M. Harr S. GLYMPH V. REID H. Corr V. BASKINS V. RHEM S. CARLISLE D. McCants Pht Epsilon Whi (Founded 1928) MEMBERS WAMRGUONEUES, - JBVARSIGIANG LA OF SR) 20 Bee i ae otek ces Rn ete eee ae ae ane Bishopville, S. C. EVE IBISIN Mn © PE gee atte rte We et ee ears ee PRR ain ag Merk reg lem Ns cmd a 20 oe Cope, Ss. C. IRIE GEINIEMIVUNKGe bcm bans Roth Rial, MU Aa tml a iy tet a Arh ede en Ne ,o ol BAsionee, S, (C. VAC ET EAM RAK ELAR DS © Nisan een weit pee: ew WAMU UT Oy on Net ed Sogn eet ee t Bishopville, S. C. NGIRORRIGNY INWUCIE INS GOS oie x, 5 ln ane keiee teeth oles ie murat aoe TA Ree CN eR eee Orangeburg, S. C. PRES @O WRN E Vue te wee nete ra oe re Ree ey era EA re bites ey Se A Od ee hoy Summcermoe Ge VEER GUN AGE CED Bienen eee ttce, 6 cre aepenrn Sa Reng pM nen Fe a ee ere pee Ce ie: Bishopville, S. C. PLEDGES WAURGHINTEN, RUC TSIGE � ... eho calea maenene SEEM Bcc cheesy etre nee statesman eeemen Georgetown, S.C. DOR Olean OA NINONG Rae Roee eee SNe REN i Pats Re recy ate Me Late hM a ge. 2 Orangebu rg, S. C. CUARUN (GHENGS TENS | SOU. ie RR a nes cen, ae te Oe, et se rs Pomariawon@-. INUAINIG MONS E: aeerer mee ett Se ce Pn ited See Meena Peter ane ML ne A oc mare Vani Wyck, so. (GAN ROTEUNIE MES ELS Waiwera ON sire cr twa Seren tonts RNS ews ure tas stlch si ee Bishopville, S. C. QUGeUy AEMRSTENGGIE! oa oe Pagerie teres meee ey Bee cle: aac ate a= Ren a IRvoele Jbl, 1S (C- INUREOS TSA NSSGNSE RUE a) ee Rayan a Go aa aioe ayes Suceec) oy oral ane ee ere eas Wamee, S.C. KORE RIN Ee U RR Fear een et aye, Se ee om Meme ir Poe aye si wit Eee wie ok oop Sumter, o. €: C. SHAW Page Two Hundred Sixty-one S. Fram D: Rupinow!tTz M. From K. Rosen R. FRANK E. Rupow1tTz S. From F. Myerson , A. GORMAN Delta Epsilon Kappa (Founded 1929) MEMBERS SARAH. PRAM. po. 5 1. ie ee ee Unioneo. @ KATE ROSEN: seas ee ee Gharlestonss ace MARY. FROM? e208 | Joie ee, ee Union. o a RUTH. PRANK sie. 0 ps ot ee a a Walterboro, S. C. DOT-RUBINOWITZs 3 0. i Beautfort,on GC, MAIE MYERSON 2. ce ces ee Rock buillesa.G@ PLEDGES PREDA MYERSON ISS 2 = ucre et eee ee ee Rock Hillzsa@: SARA FROMs 5.cgeewels yes ee UnitonrsaG EVELYN: RUDOWIIZ ste eee seen Beautorens ANNE GORMAN’ Sue 32. sua oe ee Greenville, S. C. Page Two Hundred Sixty-two Mixtprep KIrRKPATRICK MozeLtre KIrRKPATRICK E. PETTIGREW E. BROWNING Sy Op Dim optsvoyy N. Jones D. WarREN T. RoBINSON L. KircHens Phi Kappa Pi (Founded 1929) MEMBERS INU AINE SIGINISS. 2-2 ae 4 Sen ty ous gat One lr Ae a Ae Wagener, S. C. Pe ANG ITCHENS te) Aen is, 6 esheets orn, comet ob Laurens, S. C. INVA TEAS TRS SBS GRIGG OFA SUH Ge Mae Bhs al te re ee es en Iva, on DVO Ewe EIR RP ACL RIG Kose ree poe ay ety ee laches 7 a oes lvaron © SUN Ree ILBEHES J Ey EV EIS O) RO Lee, So ee ee A tee ie a Easley 5, C. lig elztn WMT. OB TINS ONE coke er vcske eral tee a ecm, ane ernie) Orangeburg, S. C. TON meV EMRE Num writ hayes ho ie hee tee oN eNOL. or PoP A ase ace WV alias ore EWG ee MWA ICR URNG Ae als eke ete meme an Ay at ae Paes Pasleyan ome. PEEDGES EREAINI GED SmINA G GRIN Wahab rte cue se ert ores, Senet te Orangeburg, S. C. BZA eRe eT IGRE Weert (ate Siem ale oe | |: Hodges, S. C. Ets BE BEBO RO WINING Fees, hu eon ene eee ea na 4 oa Govan, S. C Page Two Hundred Sixty-three D. SIMMONS D. Croucu B. PRIESTER C. WARDE A. CULLER S. BuTLER A. PIERCE W. Huccins Kappa Delta Phi (Founded 1930) MEMBERS DOROTHY SIMMONS Us ee DORISsPs‘GROUCH 2 55 =e eee VIRGINIAS BUTLER Ws age ee ee JANESE? BUSHARD Tce eee tee nen ee ee CLARALDANTZLERo one et ee MOZELLE JOYE: Gewca ee re BEATRICE: PRIESTER es et ae EVELYN: HOGAN se ee ee GRACE“ SMITH cutee ee ee Page Two Hundred Sixty-four M. BusHARDT G. SMITH C. DANTZLER _...Johnsonville, S. ne BN ND Leesville, S. _. Timmonsville, S. se ee Lake City, S. he Livingston, S. .... Hemingway, S. wa Woodford, S. Rear a FP Sumter, S. ey ce Sheldon, S. -. -opattanburges, ....opartanburg, S. an00 edevovevevere C. WATERS R. MercHANT R. Hrep R. Corey H. ErHERIDGE R. A. MatTHEWS M. MitcHELL L. LANGFORD G. CoLEMAN M. Mayson Lambda Omicron Theta pt (Founded 1929) MEMBERS CRIEEORDe GCOLEMAN ye en ene, RI See enna ee AS ee Saluda, S. BISAN Ch Em ERE ONG Rmee ere mop ras yen ernie i ga een wee Saludamon IRAGISISIE, TOOLING 5 2 SUA eon sion eek Bote hee De rien oh ee ee A eo a oa ee Saludasor GIIAGER CO PEVEA Nae fob, teen ee en ee Me Ce Gate Seb ne es ee, athe Salurdawor [BEV ASPIRE) NYG ce” tl oe See tet 2 aie Us Ps et ee eee ee ne a Salidasns: IVA Reva ren GE Se BOR RES [eaee cea aera Meee eerie See ee Ge oe en Saluda, S. VINA G AR Elias OR RIES Teen eee enna Se lr Reet Saluda, S. ROSA EE Ea Vib ROCA Nog trl nate ans ei fel wa len Me ee Saluda, S. SUSIASIN| MEAHSUSISISI DELS Ce a ee ee ieee Caen ein. ban eR oo a Saluda, S. [SAB ESA EEE ER IDG Eien Seed o oetes Maes he ay Oe ein de smu te rain a pks Pe Saluda, S. RUG EAN LE TLS aml WAV ELEW Gees Seana eter tee City kerosene ee, Ss ee ae ee Saluda, S. (CUMRURIEY DWE SEDI SIS! a” 7) oe, rete: Veratrine rhe P «cues 2 Caso Me Ce Mrs oe ee Saluda, S. RUGS ae ll 2 ren A A ee ob wie ee Gomes Mert ee ee) Sn pe Saluda, S. REARING Sean cll a eae ee eae. JE Deki ie fe Cn ee Sy RM Saluda, S. MESRSYan CD VS Gane rrr hg eo ee see ee Soo eB a ath 2 Newberry, S. PLEDGES MARY NANCE MAYSON ..... . Saluda, S. C. FRANCES SAMPLE ......... Saluda, S. LORENA LANGFORD ....... Saludamom@e JEILIMUA IPVAIDIGISIEIE = gn Saluda, S. INARI yeh @ ene SaludamoGs elolelolelolelelerelerelerelo Page Two Hundred Sixty-five Cerpsichorean German Club OQUIEMCIIRS SYLVIA WATSON MILDRED MARKEY CATHERINE WALKER “CLEMMIE” TEAGUE “KITTY’’ GANDY “KAT’’ KNIGHT IDM YAEIMID ...55- ESTHER HOUGH ROSIE TOWNSEND CAROLINE RICHARDSON JEAN TWITTY MARY DUNLAP Chalta German Club Page Two Hundred Sixty-stx MEMBERS “BABY MARKEY SOPHIE MARSHALL SADIE CHANDLER POLLY SEABROOK OFFICERS MEMBERS MARY LESLIE TOWNSEND DORA DUNLAP MARY JOHNST ON PHYLLIS CARRISON MARY COBB SYLVIA WATSON MARGARET MCCOLL HELEN WHITAKER LILLIAN DEPASS MOLLY BLACKWELL DOTTY ZEMP ESTHER HOUGH dd At j ie (. © ome teat om 2 at ad + ign) DES Pea CHEE LESs On 1050-51 MARY B. DAVIDSON, ’31, NAOMI SCARBOROUGH, '31, CATHERINE MORGAN, ‘31 Page Two Hundred Sixty-nine Athletic Association JULIA BROWN: 22 Sec President SUSAN: WUILEIAMS. eee Vice-President REPRESENTATIVES MAURINE ODOM EDITH TOBIN EVELYN COCHRAN _— FRANCES BRADFORD HOCKEY MANAGERS CORNELIA JACKSON, 735 BOBBY WINSTEAD, ’34 J. Brown “BABY MARKEY, 733 S. WILLIAMS JEAN ARTHUR, 732 BASKETBALL MANAGERS TENNIS MANAGERS FRANCES WYLIE, 735 AMARILLA SMITH, °35 DIZZIESELUIOL Le MARGARET McLEop, '34 RUTH FRANK, 733 HELEN GAMBRELL, 733 CARLOTTA GREEN, 732 ROSA SPRUILL. 32 PHYSICAL DIRECTORS Miss SEFTON Miss HOFFMAN Miss WELLNER Miss Couc Page Two Hundred Seventy Athletic Association BRE EA Ve) ptm pereee Shs Te eee eceasarer. MOUSER OA RICE Ramee meee, sic Sak ay a Boke Secretary SWIMMING MANAGERS MARY FRANCES MATTISON, ’35 ELIZABETH DARGAN, ’34 SARA DARGAN, 7°33 NIGER DENT. 32 BASEBALL MANAGERS MARTHA WARDE, 735 MARJORIE MERRITT, '34 KATE NAPIER, 7°33 B. Pray Z ; L. PARLER OMERA MINCEY, °32 ARCHERY MANAGERS TRACK MANAGERS SARA COOPER, 35 Mary MCNEIL, 735 IVA GIBSON, '34 RAY BEAUDROT, 33 SARKY GASON, 33 ALLIE BRADFORD, 32 MARIE MILLER, '32 Page Two Hundred Seventy-one J. Brown D. Pitts F. BRADFORD E. McDanier P. SMOAK J. ARTHUR M. MILter LAOPRULEL N. LEITNER B. Peay S. Cason C. KENNEDY E. Cocurany A. SMITH E. MorGan M. MerrittT C. JACKSON A. McCo_t_um Block “Ww” SWIMMING HOCKEY JULIA BROWN, (32 FRANCES BRADFORD, °32 EDITH. TOBIN, '34 DAISY PITTS. ’32 AMARILLA SMITH, ‘33 GERTRUDE SWEAT, ’32 CATHERINE KENNEDY, '34 1 Bige : EVELYN MCDANIEL, 32 BASEBALL HELEN GAMBRELL, ‘33 ; MARGARET GOODSON, ‘33 GERTRUDE SWEAT, 732 anette SS : eit ANNETTE MCCOLLUM, ‘35 EVELYN COCHRAN, '3Bb— SUE AVI IAe 32 KATE NAPIER, 733 bee Peat RUBY WILLIAM Sy) EVA MORGAN, ‘34 EE te aie JEAN ARTHUR, '32 One mr NER; SG) MARY Harr, 33 ERA MINCEY, FRANCES WYLIE, °35 BASKETBALL MARJORIE MERRITT, °34 E mo) JULIA BROWN, ’32 ORNELIA JACKSON, ’3 ROSIE TOWNSEND, ’°32 CARLOTTA GREEN, °32 TRACK LOUISE SPRUILL, '34 VIRGINIA SMITH, °32 LOUISE SPRUILL, '34 SUSAN WILLIAMS, °32 EVELYN MCDANIEL, ’32 Page Two Hundred Seventy-two First Row—SeEn10oR Hockrty TEAM; MANAGER AND CAPTAIN Second Row—Junior Hockry Tram; MANAGER AND CAPTAIN Third Row—SorpHcomMore Hockry TEAM; MANAGER AND CAPTAIN Fourth Row—FRESHMAN HocKrEy TEAM; MANAGER AND CAPTAIN First Row—SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Second Row--JuNIor BASKETBALL TEAM Third Row—SorHomore BASKETBALL TEAM Fourth Row—-FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM ere oe ss liana 2 poet oes : ler ae } Be SWIMMING , CHAMPIONS 1931 1952 1931 TENNIS SINGLES 1931 TENNIS COUGLES ARCHERY CHAMPION 1931 TRACK CHAMPION 1931 Swimming Champs, ’31—Wyming and Davidson. Swimming Champs, ’32—Brown, Tobin, Kennedy, Smith. Tennis Singles—Glover. Tennis Doubles—Swetenburg and Gambrell. Track—Spruill, Davidson, and McDaniel. Archery—S. Cason. — OL Go 5 gan pels ne — - « , ™ . ae — ae a we ? « Toy —_ mn P le af ap - : a - = 7 : : = e zs : pe = 4 - Lz, ’ om am ee ill S pa a i ips i . : py a 7 - aor en : re oe : agncr = = = Oo al — ——_ E 5 7 - — = cw 2. 7 = af 7 2 _ a - - - ; a a = ms a s ee ee ee ey ay Page Two. Hundred Seventy-nine c oR DER 3 OR Theee Page Two Hundred Eighty Page Two Hundred Eighty-one = = oon ee oe “LITTLE KNOWN OCCU RATIONS © Page Two Hundred Eighty-two T_ afiles So pr. t— CE ReShmen'’s ARRIVAL) _ A De. Rocees : On Oe, Kerth Dont Thwart wee “So @Gesv SomeTHine oirrerenT Jf ee Ora le Es Page Two Hundred Eighty-three 4 py e ( Ss Cae) — eno Gr We @ick — Pitre ©. UnNniFOoOR M_. out of RE the Girl ee aN EC Page Two Hundred Eighty-four ‘we Wot Sirs tot M. - I NELRMARY AP There thouks wa Pe 0 ViEew of cevesTial Bones pe es J eee an Ke Soeov 9 we ¥ CR fee en OS of Uy ea ZU Wane Skee ox ; og “AGN s % ? MER pe ae : ay settee ial ) ae ) hit Seen TH cee me GF SOLILSQUY? pu Sek ue | nere Ombrhe TanPus at mbt te vhe ier t any Where = rime) FROM 10:30 ta iN Fae FAR tuto The nicht ) : ) | : ‘ irae UN ap ae ey ( haar pe gh ae ee fre Se acta ce — 3 eae a a es ae, 2 i “EF RO) | | rk ( ee) DRS Se Page Two Hundred Eighty-five G2) canny C . i+ WORTH Page IT'wo Hundred Eighty-six ne ded love he, ae oN, ate dn a all ne fT reg GOS ox qe ey ml U ; tg ag Wey: 1 Se - he A Neos Mi . , i, Lp f Wie, ES wrxeed 10 Mwtes tee, 9, eee ; rs Ep 7%, : of creep VO donq ° Ee v a (1, j of eas (GY; “x Ww Sh S am wWeManv ALL ere ve SS Wf 135% zs of a we 4) ed ‘ke A, cnet Oy lehwrth deer iggy ZO, Ps ' ime Bs = ct Five + =e TO RENO ! Disa, me “y OV Ctr - We Cus e sa RY Co Cie: On ye His week was white as is the seus de- ly s KG OSE IVORY SOQ _ Oy MY FILGRrS Ve oe a and SaaS Pa qiabs a qe NG oe ZV Ss os ao Ca at es. CY GIVE CHAUGEK HI ADVERTISEMENTS AMERICA’S LEADING Manufacturer of COLLEGE AND MILITARY RINGS Established 1870 COLUMBUS, OHIO OFFICIAL IEW EEERS TO WINTHROP COLLEGE Classes of 1932 and 1933 | | | | | | | | | : AMUILIDES., LISKC; | | | | | | | | | I THE FRIENDLY STORE OF THE CAROLINAS + | | | | | | | EXSRE ND Seis | BESTBOE WASHES sli | | | | | | | | | | WINTHROP We couldn't have THE TATLER go to press and not mention Efird’s, for Efird’s and Winthrop have been friends for a long time. We're always glad to see you and we hope that you will make our store your headquarters every time you come to Charlotte. DEPARTMEN ‘CHARLOTTE, N.C. 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We also specialize in College Jewelry, Rings, Pins, Trophies, Medals, etc. Official Jeweler for the 1933 Winthrop College Rings “What We Say It Is—It Is’’ HALE’S Leading Jewelers and Diamond Merchants Since 1856 + + | | | | | For 76 years this establishment has always sold goods of the | | | | | | | | | | | | | GREENVILLE, S. C. : | Page Two Hundred Eighty-nine ¢ o 9% | UAGGoodeRiccem fon colmumt ; | oi | LISS. aryon st, GOART OUR IIE NaC + + Soe aod | | | | | Continuous Service | 6:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. : | Co COMPLIMENTS OF The Ladies’ Shop ROCKS EES. G Andrew Jackson Hotel And Coffee Shop Sd Modern—Fireproof Serving Special Sunday Luncheons and Dinners Page Two Hundred Ninety he A HH HH me COMPLIMENTS OF l HARDAWAY HECHT CO. | —t— tt — 1 | GREETINGS To Rock Hill’s Best Friends Winthrop Students and Faculty ¢ eo © | pa th a ee | The Evening Herald aitine Dae Store ; Coty’s, Houbigant’s, Hudnut’s Cosmetics + ' | | | | AGENCY FOR | Russell McPhail and Hollingsworth | Chocolates | | | + Tax Free Drinks to Winthrop Girls PHONE 80 122 2S MAING Sie INO Ishii, S. ©. F111 1 i a — ||| | || || | | || || || mee COMPLIMENTS OF Be LIAS) Rock Hill's Finest Store Coffee Shop one ien PRICE DZOOMINS TER YON ST. 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Acknowledgments 7 «4 A c The ‘‘depression caught us,’ but, in spite of that, we were able to put between a back and a front a book that we’ hope you like. x However, this achievement could not have been possible without , co. certain individuals whose assistance we wish to acknowledge in this Ly space: Ne IWiessts ian Doyemulesa aarliutcoinsmand. Wied.. Crichton; Ji, of the Observer Printing House, Charlotte, N. C. Miss Helen Morgan and Mr. W. J. Bradley, of the Southwestern Engraving Go. Atlanta, Ga. Mr. H. Lee Waters, Photographer, Lexington, N. C. Mr. J. Thompson Brown, Faculty Adviser of THE TATLER. Thackston’s Studio, Rock Hill, S. C. Siem oT MEAT UERSS tar. Louise Dowling, Helen Robinson, and Eleanor Blackmon who happened in the unfortunate situation of being our roommates, who, i‘ nevertheless, managed to survive and help us bring peace out of chaos, | who were always willing to lend a sympathetic ear to our laments. i Last of all, we thank the inquisitive person who, with some slight of hand and foot trick, removed THE TATLER material from the Charlotte Bus Terminal, for his thoughtfulness in leaving our “embryo book”’ so near such a station of mercy as the hospital. GEORGIE DERRICK, . Editor-in-Chief, WS) RY if FRANCES ‘TAYLOR, : i Business Manager. Page Two Hundred Ninety-seven Leseinsie Liat a ie - 7 . 7Y Ja wk ff tt —S mpi ZL. Mow iter find ‘ ass ae om, a pi ; on a Abedin Nee | 01 8 Qeuped Lr Tet LAawv . 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