Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Foreword S this the fourteenth volume of the Boniiomik goes to press, we lean back in our chairs and heave a sigh—a sigh of relief. The work of getting up an annual has been a pleasure, for it is work done in a good cause: but. nevertheless, there have been many difficulties attendant upon it. We will not burden your minds with an enumeration of these difficulties—suffice it to say that the work is done and we are glad. We have no apologies: we have done our best. May the annual meet with the approval of the students in particular and of the public in general. Somewhere in the writings of Woodrow Wilson there is a sentence remarking on the fact that it is so easy for a man on going out into the- world into business to drift away from the ideals of his early manhood and forget the standards he set for himself in the days when lie was full of youthful energy and ambition. May this annual l:e an obstacle in the way of anyone’s forgetting the ideals of his college life that are good. In future years, mav the pictures stamped in it and the words printed on its pages serve to bring back to the members of our student body recollections of tin- institution in which they once lived, studied, sang—yes. and prayed together. May the sentiments expressed herein tend always to inspire loyalty and devotion in the heart of every I’urmanite to his college; and may they help us to “Keep faith's vow to serve but thee. Our own dear Alma mater.” If these things may conic to pass partially as a result of our modest efforts, we are satisfied. We would acknowledge the assistance rendered to us by Prof. It. X. Daniel. His untiring efforts in assisting us with manuscripts and proofs have been simply invaluable. Among the students. Mr. A. L. Pickens has made himself indispensable bv his literary work; while our art editor. Mr. K. It. Stall, and his assistant. Mr. Edwin Boyd, who have furnished all our cartoons, have devoted their time unsparingly to the work. C. S. Sullivan, .In., Editor-in-chief. C. O. Milford, Business Manager.

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Board of Trustees Board of Trustees With Kxinration of Terms of Service Charles A. Smith. President..................Tinnnonsvillc A. G. Fchmax, Secretary ........................Greenville 11)11 Rev. J. H. Boldiiidoe.............................Woodrufl Rev. C. A. Jones..............................BeimeUsville J C. Si’iVKY....................................... Conway Rev. A. C. Wii.kins.............................Greenville 11)15 J A. Cakuoli.......................................Gaffney Rev. Z. T. Cody.................................Greenville J. W. Kino . . . . . . . . . Savage A. M. Kennedy ........ M illisten H. P. McGee ......... Greenville 11) 1 W. F. Cox ........... Anderson 1 r. J. B. F.ari.k ........ (ireenvillc J. M. (iEKit ......... Greenville T. T. Hyde ......... Charleston W. R. Raru ......... Winnsboro 11)17 Rev. C. K. Briers, I).I). . . . . . . . .Columbia A. G. Furman ......... Greenville Rev. Graves L. Kniciiit ....... Granifeeville J. J. Lawton ......... Hartsvillc Dit. Brooks Ruti.edoe ... .... Florence 191S Rev. J. Hartwell Edwards ....... Brunson II. J. IIayNsworth ........ (ireenvillc JL V. I.kavkll ......... Xcwherrv Horace .. Bomar ........ Spartanburg Charles A. Smith ........ Timmonsville F.NKCCTIVK ( MMITTEK II. I Mi. Gee, Chairman A. C. I'Viimax, Secretary II. J. H AVNSW ORTH Dr. J. B. F.mile Rev. Z. T. ( 'od . D.I). J. M. Geek