Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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THE 1967 BOHEMIAN HONORS The educational process is characterized by a tone involving mental alertness, physical stamina, and dedicated desire. At Wofford, inter-collegiate athle- tics provide a laboratory experience in which students may demonstrate all three under the supervision and guidance of men trained and qualified to polish rough edges and to accentuate this tone. Conscientious involvement and a sincere interest in the college are. portrayed in the lives of the mem- bers of the 1966-67 Wofford coaching staff, who have made athletics a valuable phase of the educa- tional process at this institution. To these five men — Conley Trigg Snidow, Eugene Foster Alexander, James Andrew Brakefield, Robert Horsefall Muir- head, and Duane Austin Stober — we express our grat- itude and sincere appreciation through this dedica- tion.

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In an age of increasing complexity we are often beset by hypocritical ad- monishments, mass ignorance, and prej- dice. Today Wofford; tomorrow the world. And so it is, from generation to generation we pass, only to find that tomorrow has already passed in one whimsical sweep. The dawn of day slips into a limbo which culminates in the nexus of life. First birth ; then an effer- vescent night possessing the hope of tomorrow. And, so it is as we begin, Virtus, repulsae nescia sordidae. . .