Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Dr. Charles F. Marsh, President of the College the PRESIDENT Dr. and Mrs. Marsh are among the first to see the new BoiH ' Nri N. President Charles Franklin Marsh . . . scholar . . . and leader . . . recently arrived from the land of the Yankees . . . with family . . . and reputation of achievements . . . from College of William Mary . . . where he was dean . . . and former professor of Business and Eco- nomics . . . Chairman of the department . . . came to our domain in 1959 . . . been working and accomplishing ever since . . . never ending job . . . never ending responsibility . . . small of statue . . . but great of mind and character . . . pushing Wofford forward . . . further into her second century . . . big educational and construction program instigated . . . resides in White House on Archer Circle . . . friendly chat for everyone . . . President of Wofford College. 14

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Mr. Edward K. Hardin Chairman of Board of Trustees BOARD of Trustees This l)ody of men serves as the administrative hrain-trust of the college. In its charge is the task of keeping the college close to the purpose for which she was originally founded— that of providing the best possible Christian higher education. The Board, ten of whom are minis- ters and eleven laymen, carefully outline the most important needs of the college community and provide sound measures to assure the real- ization of the founders of this institution. The work of the board is not only for improvement of facilities, but also the re- sponsibility of increased faculty salaries, more scholarships for worthy students, and other educational advancements. These are sincere men with a definite reali- zation of their responsibilities . . . First Row: Mr. T. J. Gasque; Mr. T. T. Traywick; Dr. Boone M. Bowen; Mr. Edward K. Hardin, Chairman; Mr. Ralph A. Durham- Dr. E. E. Glenn. Second Row: Mr. Frank T. Evans; Dr. Francis T. Cunningham; Mr. Paul C. Thomas; Rev. Charles Polk- Mr ' Roger Mihkm; Rev. C. F. Dubose, Jr.; Mr. W. Cantey Sprott; Rev. T- F. Trammel; Mr. Russell King; Mr. Walton J McLeod- ' Rev T. E. Jones; Rev. S. M, Adkinson; Dr. J. Carlisle Smiley; Mr. H. M. Gilbert, l ot Pictured: Rev. T. C. Cannon. ,13

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Dean Covincton: Dean of the College . . . Do you wish to get out of elass, or start study- ing . . . hard worker . . . dihgent student . . . late hours studying . . . trying for years to stop smoking . . . no success . . . friendly and edu- cational chats in chapel . . . gentleman of many talents . . . foreign representative of the col- lege . . . tour of Europe . . . speaks Russian . . . with some fluency . . . always a smile for all . . . and a word for all . . . the best man for a difficult job . . . keeps Wofford going forward . . . academically. Dean Philip S. Covington Dean of the College the DEANS. Dean Logan: Intaminatis Fulget Honoribus . . . Dean of Men . . . Man of men . . . hurry! hurry! hurry! . . . always cordial . . . professor of History . . . pop tests every class . . . extra credit . . . domi visitor at very unexpected moments! . . . Class cuts? . . . Yes, we do have chapel twice a week . . . late hours in the office . . . loves Wofford . . . never ending responsi- bility ... a good man for a thankless job . . . and the students ' friend. Dean S. Frank Logan Dean of Students 15