Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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MAC MILLAR HARRISON. Mac. - V kh faith that comes 0 self control. After graduating at Forman Mac will enter Johns Hopkint. where he will take a course in medicine, graduating with honor in 1909. He will then goto hit native State and practice in the rural districts for a few years. But hit thorough knowledge of his profession will toon call him to a larger field. He will make hit permanent heme in Pcntacola. whore he i now authority on all pointt pertaining to his practice. Mac is yet an old bacholor. THOMAS EARLE MAULDIN. - Earle. - I could be happy with either if the other were not there. - Earle will enter the office of a local draughtsman, where he will remain for two years. Then he will enter the school of Technology at the University of Pennsylvania Here he will at or.ee lako a prominent stand in hit class After graduating he will gradually win for himtelf tho confidence of his fellow craftsmen Probably his greatest work will be tho plant of a much improved method of tunneling which will be used by the Union Pacific railroad, Earle hat long been happy with hit college sweotheart CANTWELL FAULKNER MUCKF.NFUSS. - ’Muck. •Shadows of the world appear. --Muck will first work life insurance for one of the old lino companies. In a few year he will accumulate a competency for life and retire from tho field of inturance. Inactivity does not suit hi restless disposition and in a few year we find him again on the road. Hit many friends hail him with joy at every stopping place. Muck ; ono of the wealthiest bachelors among hi numorout fellows.

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PEARCE EASTERLING Price --My dream? Do I dream of bliss? Price will make many venture before deciding what he I best fitted to do. First he will travel ar.d then enter the mercantile world, but here he is di»»ati fied and oon decide to study law. In a hort timo he will be admitted to the bar and gains for himself a lucrative practice He is eminently successful. His wife urges him to enter politic , but the political arena ha no attraction for him. He is happy and content in his work. RODNEY HAMMOND ETHEREDGE --Hammond - In the spring a young man's fancy b'ghty turns 10 thoughts of —ney. Hammond will at once enter Cornell University whero in 190? he will finish his course in Civil Engineering. After a brief vacation during which time he will take unto himself a wife, ho will accept various contracts from different companies. The excellence of his work together with his unswerving honesty will soon win him an enviable record as an engineer. In 1912 he will accept a government position at Panama, whore ho will be cne of the chief constructors. Life will over be a pleasure to him and hi JAMES THOMAS GOING -Tom --A mighty fortress is our God. After completing hi course at tho Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Tom will enter upon his pastoria! duties in some small town. In addition to his ministerial duties he also teachts the vil’age school. This field is too narrow for a man of Tom's ability and we soon find him and his family In the parsoaagoof a thnv.ng city in Louisiana, where he is doing a great and noble work.

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LEON LEFTW1CH RICE. Leon.-—-The plane: 0 Lovt it on high Leon will begin the study of law in the University of Virginia in the fail of 1005, Whilo here ho will play a star first base on tbo University r.in After getting hi degree in law Loon will make his home in some Virginia city, wherohe will win for himself renown Hi strongest fort with the people will be hi prohibition views, which will ere long place him in tho governor's mansion. He will be the firs . '05 man to marry. ADDISON MALCOLM SCARBOROUGH — Malcolm:’— “ Theploughman he to 5onn clad Malcolm will goon the stage for a while after finishing at Furman. He will be a star end man .n one of New York's great minstrels for a short time, but wili finally decide that thero is no place like home. He w:l! give up acting and come South, where he will purehaso a fine farm. Here wo will find him a lich and influential man in hi State, ro-spected by all who know him. L W. CouftTNBY. Prophet