Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Mbat Me Mere JOEL EDWARD BRAKE FI ELD — Philosophian Society: Sect..‘97; Sr. Critic, 98; Chaplain. '99: Pres., ‘ot; A Ed. of I'urmun Echo, '98, '99, '00; Prc . Ath. Asa., ’oi. WM. WARE COLEMAN—Adclphiau Society; Censor. ’99; Sect , ’oo; Ass. Ed. of Furman Echo. ‘00: Sect, of Ath. Ass., '00: ' Varsity Rase Hall Team. ‘99. 'oo; “ Varsity Foot Ball Team, ’00: Treas. of S. C. I. O. A., ’oi: Chairman May Picnic, ’ot. ALISON PUGH HICKSON—Philosophian Society; Critic, '98; Vice-Prc ..’99: Treas.,’oo; Pres,. 01; As . Ed. of Furman Echo, '99; Ed.-in-Chief, 'oo; Speaker to S. C. I. O. A.. Vsi. JACOB ACHILLA HUNTER Philosophian Society; Censor, '99-Caterer of Mess. 1, '00. 'oi. WALTER HERBERT McCLAIN—Adelphian Society: Librarian, ’99; Sect., 'oo: Pres., ot: Ass. Bus. Mr -. Furman Echo. '00; Ass. Ed. '01. WM. LEROY NEWBY- -Philosophian Society; Critic, 9S, '99. ‘ot; Censor, ‘ot; Ass. Ed. of Furman Echo. '99. '01. SAMUEL ROSEBOROl’GH RHODES Philosophian Society; Sect., ‘oo; Vice-Pres., ot : A » Ed. of Furman Echo,'00; Ed.-in-Chief, oi. JAMES WM. TAYLOR -Adelphian Society; Sect., ‘oi ; Ass Ed. of Furman Echo. oi. GEORGE TINDAL—Philosophian Society. DAVID RICE WILKS-Philosophian Society!; Censor. ■97, Sect., '98; Trea ., ’oo; Vice-Pres, '01 ; Ass. Ed. of Furman Echo. '00. 26

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she, though not the most successful! in contests, has always l cen a most enthusiastic supporter of all thnt pertains to physical perfection. In recitations it cannot l c excelled. Three of our uutnbcr have taken the five year course in four years anil at the same time kept their names on the University honor roll. Indeed this roll has ever contained a greater proportional number from our ranks than from any other class. A brighter anil more enthusiastic class can rarely lie found in college annals. When about to separate to parts unknown, to destinies unforetold, we can but realize the ties of friendship and unity of purpose which have characterized our days spent together both outside and within the class room. Few arc we in nunilwr, but great are the cords of union. The Seniors of ot arc indissolubly liound together. With a significant feeling of the results of our happy association, it will be hard to part. But the class was born for greater things. As college successes are but a delicate index to what the future record will ! c; the destiny of these ten can but l»e a glorious oue. We have |»a cd from the little college world out into the great wide world: let us continue the climb toward that diadem which crowns the rugged and perilous mountain of success. 5

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Statistics. Naftie Known as Striking Feature Noted (or By word Afterwards a Brake field Brake Broken . Breaking hearts • - Oh! I'm broke . . . Broker Colon An Ware . . Slick hair. Being in love Consider Farmer Hickson .... Cblny .... Bumpy face Chewing and smoking at the same time Durn it . . . Bachelor liuntcr . . Sorrel-top Feet . . Perfect recitations . By dicks .... . Barber McClain . . . Mac ... Red eyes . . . Cutting . . Unmentionable. School teacher Newby. M r. Nov by Red mustache Hconomy with soap and wster . Kr-or-ugh .... . . . Missionary Rhode . Sammy Coquettish smile Height Confound it . . . . . Moon fixer Taylor . . . Music Taylor Curly lock Singing Good gracious Street musician Tiinl.il George . . . Nose lagging By George . . . Jockey Wilks .... Dave Kars . . Growling I)ad-jim-it Peddler 7