Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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65947 are presented pictures and explanations which we hope will disclose the school spirit on our campus as well as the tangible aspects of this phase of campus life. By exploring the third and fourth sections. Activities and Features, you perhaps will he able, we believe, to understand more clearly the personality behind the profile. We hope that in years to come this Bonhomie may help you to recall with accuracy and pleasure activities at Furman University in 1940.

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LO Wl but logical arrangement of representative pictures and their accompanying bits of explanation, we have worked toward creating such a silhouette. I he various phases of collegiate activity at Furman are all. of course, interwoven, forming a single varied picture. However, in the attempt to make the highlights of the profile easily discernible, we are presenting the annual in four divisions. The first division, the University, explains academic activity on the campus. In Athletics, division number two.

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DEDICATION l)R. JOHN LANKY PLYLER Assuming the presidency ol Furman Uni-versily on January I. 1939, Dr. John L. Plylcr. in cooperating with tlie student Ixxly. the faculty, and the alumni, has contributed much toward the realization of a greater Furman. I hrough his friendly associations with the students on and off the campus, he has won our recognition us our personal friend. In appreciation of what he has already accomplished and of the efforts he is now making toward a greater and grander Furman, we dedicate to Dr. Plyler the Bonhomie of 1940.