Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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We returned to the monotony — monotony broken by weekend escapes and basketball games. Eagerly but sadly, we saw the seniors playing in their last games at Wofford — colorful Boyce Berry, a four-year standout; dangerous, aggres- sive Ronnie Russell; and the small, ever reliable 24

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Jay glides away. ' Me too . Buddy Night Train Morrow Out of the tests and the dexadrine-nights came the Winter Ball, and all the happy expectation was avigmented by the promise of a long-awaited, much-needed holiday. There was magic that night — magic made by Buddy Morrow and a pale green dress and a soft kiss. That night the world of books and discipline was far away, far below. And when the dance was over, we glided away from a dream to a dream and a goodnight kiss.

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The Kappa Sigs intensely watch the action of their Bouncin ' Boyce . Charlie Cluff and we watched the fantastic fresh- man George Winkie Lyons as he estabhshed a reputation for being the finest freshman ball- player in the state. A high-spirited student body ' s cheers, the smell of popcorn, and, one night, an entertaining ref made us forget for awhile. Some of the action in our hard-won victory over East Tennessee. Watch those elbows! '