Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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But soon exams were upon us and there was no escape — only dex and guts and tough-minded will power. Late hours and pages of notes, research papers and nights at the library; cramming, cramming, cram- ming for something we should have learned two months before. Study time is a lonely time. We were by ourselves, and brass thoughts rudely forced their way into our minds, and the page before us squirmed with litde snake- like letters until we wanted to be sick— but we weren ' t. We hit it hard; then we sat . . . research papers and nights at the Hbrary. . . . a lonely time — with a slide rule and a Handbook of Chemistry and Physics; Forty-First Edition.

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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! '

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as soon as this program is over. ' . . . no more dex ' til May. OK, but this is the last game. back and waited . . . but waited for what? A repetition of the past? A repetition c f the television and pool nights which would neces- sitate more cramming? Perhaps. But certainly we waited for winter to go away. January and February were people we didn ' t like.