Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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I’tin, William Joskimi McGlothun, Pii.D., D.D., LL.I). President ! unnun I niversity Till'. Editor lias given me. as President of Furman University, the privilege of sending ;i brief message t“ those who may read this volume of our animal. College annuals are to me exceedingly interesting. One looks into the faces of these l oys and wonders what their life histories will be. Twenty-five years from now these boyish faces will sit on the shoulders f responsible and influential men. Some of them will have won fame, influence, position, wealth: some may have faltered and failed. Those life histories are now behind the veil, hut one cannot look into these faces without the wistful hope that each boy is traveling straightforward toward an honorable, happy and worthv life. Bovs, your future belongs to you—and God. Vj' f. { • ■«

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THE RT-T’ECTORY—Ft llowsliip here, eight to a table . . . Much is said, forgiven, and forgot ten three times a day ... I he vast, high-ceilinged hall, noisy with many knives and forks . . . And the deafening echoes of Instx cheers ... J

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Faculty Marsiiau. Dki.pii Kari.k. M.A., LL.D. Professor of Mathematics Sidney Frnkst Bradshaw, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Modern I.amjuagcs Mi den Toy Cox. B.A.. M.S. Professor of Physics George Alexander Bcist, M.S. Professor of Chemistry Herbert Winston Provence, M.A., I n.I). Professor of Religion Robert Norman Daniel, M.A., Pn.M. Dean and Professor of English Scmnf.r Albert Ives, S.M., Ph.D. Proftssor of Biology Frank Kenneth Pool, M.A.. Tu.M. Professor of Religion '«' (' Tic cut'