Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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 Thtre lies deal of deviltry beneath that calm exterior. I). N'ixo.v Dorn—Niek.—I- the Miiallcst mail in the ch » in body): a business boy, be is in the mercantile business. a good financier, and is doing well. Xot to-day—I’ll do it to-uwrroxv. Hknrv Hoixi.vsworyii Harris—Harry.—Read Jaw for a few years, then got in with a lawyer of fine reputation and lias worked himself u(i to be tlic leading member of the Greenville bar; has twice l eon a Representative in the House and on his next run will make a dose shave for Governor. Forsooth a great mathematician.v Sami'ix Alrxakhkk Moorr—“$« .”•-Taught school for several years, and was very successful; but his nature seemed to call him to a quiet life on the farm, where he has all that tends to make happy—i$ a good farmer ami has a loyal friend in hi wife.

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 iSever unprepared. Jvmks Mkhiuiky Brannon. A hard student: returned to his home for a few years: was engaged in business with his father, now Principal of the best High School in the State. Paige is fond of telling jokes yet. How dnn a foundation. Myron Earnest Brockman:.- After several year of hard study he wandered off and was found asleep in the deep.” When aroused from his slumbers he said. I wil(J) so(o n marry.” He :s now living hapi y—with his. and is a most successful farmer. You way get the wedding garments ready. Howard Enoch Chapman.—He returns to his home after a few years course in Northern medical schools and takes up his father's practice: he increases in popularity, a very successful physician, (’hap.” is now married and wears as sweet a smile as ever.

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7 tench my lifs itx sweetest smile.' Glenn Peake Parrott—' Folly. - Did various things after leaving College, and went to see the girls without hesitation until hi breaking of hearts began to turn on him, and reviewing his past record, he returned to his first love, and is now a prosperous merchant in the upper jwrtion of this State. Thy looks become lliee as thy words. John Rowlakh Pittman.—Was very popular with the ladies, a good business manager, studied law tor several years, and from perseverance has attained a prominent position as attorney, having been employed on various occasions by trust companies, and also sings in the choir of his church. Ploys such fantastic tricks before high heaven as make the angels laugh.” Daniel Km.Nc.HAM Rwgeu.—'T. —Was for some time in the front ranks with “Thelma at the Broadway Theatre. X. Y. Twenty years hence finds KIT. a prominent member of the Senate. and now he is practicing law in one of our leading cities. Time has dealt gently with him and he is the same jolly F.flr. we used to know. (We pass now from the ridiculous to the sublime.)