Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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I.KKOY XOKCHOSS CM U'PKI.L, Jr. UryTOs . Geosoia Far awa in the land of the antipodes, in Shanghai. China, Lero Norcross Chappell was horn on the fifth da of Novemher, 1891. However, he made his appearanee in inericn in time to receive preliminary training in the schools of liishopvillc. Lake City, and Kasley: subsequently lie entered Furman. Here lie has been a great supporter of athletics, having heen associated with the football, the basketball, and also tile baseball team. Afer leaving here with his . B. degree, he will perhaps study Kleetrical Kngincering. Member Kta Section of Adelpltian Literary Society: Corresponding Secretary Adelphlan Society Kail Term 'i:s-'ll; Vice-president Adelnblan Society Spring Term Member V. M. C. A.: Left -Guard ii Basket-Ball Team 'Il-'12: Center on Basket-Mall Team ’12- 12. M3-M4 Member Class Football Team 11- I2, 12-’13; Captain Basket-Ball Team ’I2-'i:S; Man- ager Track Team 'll -M2, M2-M3.

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WIN'd KI WII.I.IAMS C’AHTRK Kiiiiiiakut. Socrii Cakoi.ixa On Novcinlter 23, 1M 2, Wingard Williams Carter was born near Khrhardt, South Carolina. His elementary education was received in the Oak drove draded Schools, and in the Bamberg High School. ftcr this he took upon himself the duties of a student at this institution. Here lie engaged in the quest of a degree of Bachelor of Arts; and after the faculty has conferred upon him this degree, he intends to confer his services upon the hanking world Judging from past observations we predict that Wingnrd will soon have some one to rid him of the degree of Bachelor of Hearts. Member Sigma Section Phllosophlan Literary Society; Standard Bearer Phllosophlan Society Fall Term 'lO-'ll; Junior Critic Phllosophlan Society Spring Term 12- I3: ltc oi«llng Secretary Phllosophlan Society Fall Term: Public Debater Phllosophlan Society IS-’H: Class Kditor 'It-'I2: Member Jmlson Memorial Haraca Class: Intercollegiate Debater Member Y. M. C. A.

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JAMES PAUL CHILDRESS Grkenvii.i.e, South Cakoi.ixa On October 22, 1901, at Pickens, South Carolina, within sight of the impressive peaks of the Appalachian Mountains, James Paul Childress began life. After sundry studies carried on in the Perea High School, the Central High School of Greenville, and the Mauldin High School, he entered Furman University. He made good, and is assistant in the Department of Chemistry. According to his own account, he intends to “instruct unsophisticated bucolic individuals in the elementary rudiments of learning.” We add that by a dexterous philological transmogrification this Hrohdingnaginn assertion may be rendered in the vernacular by— “teaching in a country school.” Member Sigma Section Phllosopliian Literary Society; Member Class Football Team '12-'13: Member Relay Team ‘12-‘13: Winner of Mile Race '12- 13; Manager Track Team 13- H; Member Furman Council.