Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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THE COLLEGE teelt to ettablith and preterve continuity in individual giowth and telf-development. My with it that its influence will go with each itudent through all timet and all places, broadening and enriching daily living. Ylltr.l ’l l-VriVN T HUMS' '.Mu .• GreeatiUe Woman's CaMtgt St M.vot Ai.bi.rt Ives, M.S.. PH.D. Professor of Hiolofy WlVDCLL KeCNIY Dim tor of Motif; Piano and Theoretical Work f.ENNIE I. IS BY Professor of I'iolin Cijptox Brooke McIntosh, B.A.. M.A.. Ph.I . Assistant Vroftttor of Modem l.an(ua(fS Archie Paul McLeod. B.S. Direr tor of Alkie tin and Head Coatk Mary Ellen New. B.S., M.S. A nil tan t Professor of Gkemistrj Robert Kii.i.nore Xorflskt, M.A. Assistant Professor of Frentk Alfred Taylor Odell, M.A.. IA c. de rUnivertite de Pari Professor of Kaglisk

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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

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WE BELIEVE FIRMLY in the value of every student. The needs, however, of each student are not the same. In dealing with students it «s our purpose to discover with them the course of study, the way of life which fits best into their needs. We believe also that in this quest our responsibility to God and our fellow man will be acknowl-edged, accepted, and adopted. Cii uus Watwx Bum Dean of Freshmen Furman L'nh-ersity John Ai.lln (Htksn, B.S., M.S. .Issishtnt Instructor in 1‘hysics C I.. Pittman, B.A., M.A. .funhint Professor of Fnglish Frank Kinni iii Pool. M.A., Th.M Professor of Religion Ki» in McNi.ii.i. Poiut, Sr. B.A.. Th.M., D.D., I.L.D. Professor of Philosophy Arnold Kvcrt Putnam. B.M. Professor of Foice nnJ Public School Music Gw UN DOLES WlLLKTS RkEO, M.A. .1 ssociute Professor of French Dltri Kiiamk, B.S.. B.Mumc Director of Music Charlss Da sms Kiooi.l, M.S. •Issueinte Professor of Hiology