Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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FACULTY Andrew Piiti.il Montague. A. M., Pm. D.. I.L. D. President and Professor of Latin Charles IIallot JuhSon, I.L. D. Deo it and Senior Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy Harvey Toliver Cook. M. A. Professor of Creek and Instructor in Latin William Franklin Watson. A. M. Professor of Chemistry and Biology Cordon Beverly Moore. A. B., I). D. Professor of Philosophy, Political Science and History, and Director of the Summer School Edgar Maximilian von Finoerlin. Pu. B., Ph. I. (University of Koine. I(Rly) Professor of Modern Languages Marshall Delhi Carle. M. A.. M. M P. Professor of Physics and Mathematics Bennettk Eugene Geer, M. A , M. M IV Professor of linglish and History Rev. I. W. Wikco. It. A.. D. I . Lecturer on Biblical Literature Processor E. L. Hughes Lecturer on Pedagogy Hugh Charles Haynsworth. B. A. Headmaster Purman Pitting School, and Instructor in linglish Columbus Ben Martin. B. A Instructor in Creek and Latin John Washington Moore. B. S. Commandant of Cadets and Instructor in Mathematics 2a

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in the Northern universities are sources of pride to the friends of the Baptist University of South Carolina. The present, then, is full of work, of energy, and of enthusiasm: there is pride in the past, glorious achievement in the present, and hope and ambition for the future. The Future Out of a struggling past, out of a present, as it were, pregnant with hope, Furman University will come strong-armed f r the future. Dangers gloomy and dark have lx-set her, but the crisis has been passed, and she lc»oks to the vears to come for the crown of glory that awaits her. First, there were school days, days of trials and difficulties and hopes and plans. Then came college-life, strong, brave. courageous, and the future will see Furman a university in fact as well as in name. In the young days of the present century new departments will l e added, the student-body will grow from hundreds into thousands, and the whole world will know Furman by her works. The dreams of the fathers will Ik realized when the university which they founded is hx kcd down upon by the mid-day sun of the twentieth century. And never once will it have turned aside from its purpose and end—the l etterment of man and the glory of God. The solution of the problems which are vexing the minds of the thinkers of the age is Christian education. and the day is riot distant when the great hosts of students will be turned into the walls of den: mi-national colleges. Then will Furman come into the light of her true day.

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Committees of the Faculty On Admission of Students Professors Geer. Jcdson. an Kaki.e On Athletics Professors Moore, Geer. and Haynswoxth On Degrees Professors Cook, Moose, and Kaki.e On the Museum Professors Watson. Cook, and von Finceki.in On Diseif line Professor Jvdson. Cook, and Geer O n li n tertu i n men ts Professors von Imngrkun. Moor.-:, and Watson On the Library Professors Ji:dson. von Finceki.in, and Wingo On Circulation of Catalogues Professors Wingo, Cook, and Geer On Schedule Professors Kaki.e. Moore, and Watson On the fitting School The President, tin Dean, and the Headmaster