Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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To the Class of '05. Out tut I hr hrocvil Hold «»f tattle. Out lilt the thick of the light, 'I he dmrold cln« o! ll» S With ]iwntil o take it» flight. X'i motv -lull you he ir the old tail A »he wlnn 10n’ ' hi the lower. For dnty call on you to part In thU mod try 1 nit hour. Krted from tlv«- dutlea of clnM-rooni, You enter the worhl o fair. Hut childhood funcr of fnvitom Will vanl-h In n worhl of cure You nrv Ju»t 11TMint to taken »lc|i. The llr t on your weary way; The |«i-S 1“ tmt It t milting xr.Siiol To |ircjorv in for today. Follow not the tWr of men. Stand llrui for what l« right. Let other do whate'rr they will. You'll alltvly will the tight You owe live world a prhvUtM gift A del it you'll never pay. Hut do the very lf t you full And never fclj today Si live among your fellow men, Thu’ your friend tuny Hr tail few. T hat Minveat Wat may leant to know The giaal we nil tuny do.

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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

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In itajr to conn- whwi life it »hort. We'll ne'er forjn-l ihe (line, When life writ Allisl with youthful joy. Anil uvrth n homo of low miMIiih . l rv on, tin- goal of life to tnwth A ml place your tanner there. That tom poorrtcujntlin : brother Mtvy Nek your crown to wear. I.lftf U too short anil dewth too certain. To live for yourself atone. The world expect totnethlng of yoo. Your life I not your own. t5o forward ye prowl alumni! Ami let there never r»r.t OSe blot »f shame «|» n the name Of the claw We love the !»-«• Kan-well ! Farewell t OKI Furman ' Our ho) - forever Khali bo, That our Alnut Mater may yet liw A halo of glory to see. May each year add to her glorv And the noble college thrive. And never a blot come to her name Krom the class of IPOS. I.ros I. Hick. ' ». 31