Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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ANN HEARON AUSTIN, B.S. Florence, S. C. Montague favorite with a quick wit and mischievous eyes . . . hates the light bell . . . yells herself hoarse at all the F. U. football games . . . constant laughter . . . plans to further my home ec. training with an M. R. S. degree. EUGENE PENDLETON BANKS, B.A. Corinth, Mississippi Transfer from 8revard . . . author of countless poems, short stories and features . . . exceptionally keen intellect . . . crew haircut . . . shrewd commentator on that most complicated animal, man . . . seldom seen outside the intellectual clique . . . polished actor . . . versatile . . . reserved . . . pitched pennies for recreation. CHARLES GRAY BARBERY, B.A. Simpsonville, S. C. Member of North Greenville Junior College set . . . friendly . . . thrifty . . . industrious and conscientious . . . hunting was his hobby . . . spectator at all baseball games . . . unobtrusive ... his hang out was the library . . . not his will but the faculty's. 26 AUSTIN BARNES BANKS G. T. 8ARNETT BAR8ERy J. L. 8ARNETT

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J. ALLEN ARCHER B. ALLEN ANDREWS BETTY ALLEN, 6.S. Greenville, S. C. Quiet sincerity . . . loves the sunshine, eating Devil's food cake and coffee at Walgreen' , the color purple . . . conscientious with scientific interest . . . haunts the home ec. lab. JOHN ALLEN, B.A. Marion, N. C. Developed from an extremely juvenile freshman to a very mature “wolf” . . . tall . . . wiry . . . devoured Sarge's food with relish . . . numerous hobbies; tennis, stamps, minerology, and bridge . . . cosy-qoing . . . vigorous broom-wicldcr . . . future M.D. BETTY LEE ANDREWS, B.A. Tryon, N. C. Unassuming transfer from Flora McDonald . . . appreciates music and poetry . . . interested in social work , . . pet likes include walking in the rain and Miss Ebaugh. HERBERT SITTON ARCHER. JR.. B.A. Anderson, S. C. Short fellow . . . outstanding and understanding . . . plays piano and also that monstrous tin-pan in chapel . . . has no hang out . . . hide out, 312 Geer . . . clean cut . . . plays tennis and swims . . . self-effacing . . . treasurer of sophomore class . . . well done, little fellow. JULIUS BATES AIKEN. B.A. Greenville, S. C. A Greenville boy from Porker High . . . legged Dr. Taylor for four years . . . but really likes him . . . coptain of basketball team . . . alwoys in bull sessions ... at least they’re bull sessions when he gets there . . . good training for work fs a lawyer . . . friendly and likeable. SARAH AITON, B.A. Greenville, S. C. Sincere and poised, but reserved . . . collects records and abhors chapel . . . intellectual . . . radiant hair . . . underestimates herself . . . Dr. Odell liked her as a student but groaned at deciphering her hieroglyphic penmanship. JANE ALl E, B.A. Greenville, S. C. Duke bound . . . ready smile accompanied by the utmost joy and zest for life . . . tactful . . . soys nothing ot all rather than say anything uncomplimentary. 25 RUTH MITCHELL Mo;t Popular Girl Bet? Leader

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BASKIN BEARD BELK BENEDICT MAY ROBINSON BASKIN. B.A. Greenville, S. C. Versatile and altogether charming . . . adept with her pen . . . thoughtful eyes and a fine sense of humor . . . fluent conversationalist . . . loves any shade of blue, nut sundaes, Strauss waltzes and Tommy Dorsey . . . Echo co-editor . . . Who s Who EDWARD MITCHELL BEARD, B.A. Roonolce, Virginia One of Virginia's famous products . . . and we don't mean ham . . . trim . . . all-round balance of athletic ability and intellectual brilliancy . . . contributed his talents generously to the tennis team, Hornet and Colister . . . reads extensively . . . nonchalant . . . sentimental but practical. MARGUERITE BELK, B.S. Gastonia, N. C. Paradoxical . . . loyal but outspoken . . . considerate but not adverse to taking an unpopular stand . . . guiding hand behind much that has been accomplished at Furman . . . honors galore— Senior Order, student body vice-president, Who's Who.” LeROY HAROLD BENEDICT, B.A. St. Louis, Missouri Deserted Flat River Junior College in Missouri for Furman University . . . prized highly the friendship of Ellis Bryan, Joe Reed, and Horace Buddin . . . friendly . . . independent . . . helpful . . . active participant in all religious activi-ties on the campus . . . immobile face. SARA BARNES, B.A. Walterboro, S. C. Low country drawl . . . singing twenty-four hours a day or talking incessantly about L. S. U. and Harvey . . . carefree herself but possessing sympathetic shoulders . . . crazy about food and always nas plenty of it. GRACE THERESA BARNETT, B.A. Clinton, S. C. Another transfer from North Greenville Junior College . . . first semester graduate . . . calm temperament among her virtues . . . efficient ... all but worships Miss Ebaugh and a 8aptist minister around whom are centered her after-college plans. JAMES LONG BARNETT, B.A. Calhoun Falls, S. C. Standout on the gridiron . .. ex-Marine . . . lucky husband of a charming wife . . . grit . . . energetic . . . positive of his convictions . . . classes were definitely not nis chief interest here . . . did like Miss Ebaugh's, though . . . will make an excellent football coach some day. 27 J. T. RICE Most Popular Boy