Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Board of Trustees WITH r XI'I RAT ION OK T I. If MS or SERVICE Rr.v. IX M. Ramjuv. I». I).. President. Charleston. S. C. Mr. A. 0 Furman. Secretary, Greenville. S. C Mr. H. P. McGee, Auditor, Greenville. S. C. 19(0 Rw. J. ||. BoLDRtn.r.. I.aneastcr H. J. Hayns worth. Esq.. Greenville Rw. t„ M. Rom. Spartanburg Rr.v. D. M. Ramsey. 1 . !).. Charleston Rev. A. c. Wilkins. L . I).. Batcshurg two Mr. J. A. Carroll. Gaffney Hon. J. H. Hudson, Bcnncltsvillc Rr.v. W. J I.ancston. I). I).. Greenville Mr. H. P. McGr.r. Greenville Hon. S. G. Mayfield. Denmark 1904 Mr. R J. Almckman. Alcolu R»:v. K. P. Easteruvc, MeColl Hon. W. H. Lyles, Columbia J. V. Shelor. Esq.. Walhalla W. II. Hunt. Esq.. Newberry 19M Mr. W. F. Cox, Anderson Dr. J. It. Earle. Greenville Hon. J. A. Fa NT, Union W. C. Miller. Esq., Charleston Rev. W. K. Thayer, Rock Hill Mr. L. F. Dorn, Parksvillc Mr. C K. Henderson. Aiken Mr. A. G. Furman. Greenville Mr. J. J. Lawton, Hartsville Dr. Brooks Rutledge. Florence Executivf. Committef. Mr. H. P. McGee, Chairman Mr. A. G. Furman, Secretary Dr. J. B. Earle H. J. Haynsworth. Esq. Res W. J. I.ancston. D. I). II. ). Haynswortii. Esq.. Treasurer of the l.'niversity B. K. Geer. M. A.. Assistant Treasurer H. T. Cook. M. A.. IX Lilt.. Proctor 12

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The present then is a medley of work, energy and enthusiasm. There is pleasure in the past, a glorious work at present, and hoi c and wishes tor a pros) erous future. Out of a struggling and doubtful past, out of;» present filled with hopes which arc already lteing realized, Furman University will issue forth with an impregnable armor on ready for the 1 tattle with the future. Furman has had days that were dark and dreary, but these have passed away. And since she is growing stronger and stronger every day her golden days must lie in the future. To the future she looks for the crown of glory t that awaits her. With increased endowment, new departments will Ik added and new schools oj cned. The student body will grow from hundreds to thousands. Then w ill the dreams of our fathers who founded the institution he realized and Furman Ixr a University indeed. The day is coming when the great host of students will turn to the walls of our denominational colleges. Then will Furman reach the height of her glory; then receive tiie long sought for crown bound hv the tics of the lietterment of man and the glory of God. Irorne bv the hands of her noble sons. B. A. Bknti.ky i

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FACULTY College Charles Hallettk Juusox, LL. D. Acting ‘resident, and Prof. Mathematics and Astronomy Harvey Toliver Cook, M. A. Professor of Latin and Grech William Franklin Watson, M. A. Professor of Chemistry and Biology Gorkin Beverly Moore, I). D. Professor of Philosophy, Political Science and History Marshall Delvh Earle. M. A.. M. M. P. Professor of Mathematics and Physics BnnxKm: Eugene Geer, M. A.. M. M. P. Professor of English and History Hugh Charles Haynsworth, B. A. Professor of Modern Languages Professor E. L. Hughes Lecturer on Pedagogy Fitting School Columbus Benjamin Martin. B. A. Headmaster, and Master of Latin and Greek John Furman Thomason. B. Lit. Mathematics. History, and Physical Culture Allison W. Honeycutt, B. A. Secretary of Faculty. Master of English, and Geography 13