Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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 Bi.nnltti Fx'CKM Git M.A., Litt.II., LL.D. President of Furman I’mtversily am! Crcentslle II oman'i College KtIIM OlN'N Carlisle, B.A. Librarian and Instructor in Library Methods Aii.uk Coooins, B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of French Hides Toy Cox. M.S. Professor of Physics FkANCts Bartow Cult, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Chemistry Routrt Norman Daniil, M.A.. I’h.M. Professor of English Ki.i .abktii Dokkalo, M.A. Assistant Professor of English Cii rlotti: Easton , M.A. Assistant Professor of lliology Laura Smith Eraugm, M.A. Assistant Professor of History and Sociology

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DR. GEER'S MESSAGE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGES I con import to ony senior is the necessity of his hoving confidence in himself. Whether one is entering the ministry, teoching, or business, his success will depend lorgely upon the degree to which he relies upon his own initiotive. Thot self-confidence is o negotive foctor for the person who hos neglected to prepore himself properly is o self-evident truth. Any senior, however, who hos eornestly opplied himself for four yeors need hove no opprehension concerning his chonccs for success in his given field if he ot oil times will hove confidence in himself. Fred W. Alexander. M.A.. I,LI). John Kalla v Bo .ard, B.A.. M.A. .Is sue rate Professor of Education .fait tan I Professor of Eighth Edward Hutchings Anderson, B.S.. M.S. .1 Storiette Professor of Economics Caroi.vn Ball, M.A. Instructor in Piano Sidkey Ernest Bradshaw, M.A., I’h.I). Professor of Modern Languagct Steal Brown. B.A. Director of Intramural . thirties Charles Watson Burts, B.A.. B.l . Instructor in Psychology Catharine Bovd Calhoun, M.A. . instant Professor of Jr!

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Komat N'uftMAX Daniel Peon of h'mntuim L'mhertity WHEN JAMES MATTHEW BARRIE, the playwright. was inaugurated as Rector of St. Andrew University, he took for the theme of hit address Courage. I wish that every senior in Furman and in the Greenville Woman's College would read that address. It would tell you things that I should like to tell you and would tell you far better than I can. But whether you read Barrie's address or not I hope that you will remember that Courage is. ne«t to Faith, the thing that you most need. You will need Courage if you will maintain your integrity m a world that will seek to make you a yes ' man or a yes ' woman. You will need Courage if you make a practical success of your life in a world in which practical success calls for a stout heart to overcome many a discouraging obstacle. And finally you will need Courage if you will keep alive youth's fine sense of life at a glorious adventure— not hum-drum ctistence. M siiv Iv m i. Fain, M.S. .IssOfinte Vn rnor nf Home F.fomomift Mi's oil S. Flitch ti. B.A.. M.A. Dim lor of Publn Relations: Professor of Journalism Delbert Harold (Iilpatmck, A.M.. Ph.l). Professor of History Meta Ki'hlir (iIi.patrick, B.A.. M.A. Jstistant Proftssor of Eaf rjk FAC Artmcr Cm (I ray, B.A., M.A. .fssOriatr Professor of Sfeeek Kokin McKay IIk.iinmitii. M.A.. Ph.l). Professor of EJ mat ion Wilh’r Charles Holland. A.B., M.S. .fssistnnt Professor of Geology Mona Howard. M.A. .Issislanl Professor of Piano U L T Y