Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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BUSSEY CALLAHAM BULL CALDWELL LOUISE ELIZABETH BULL, B.S. Greenville, S. C. Her consideration for all Her friends made Her a favorite . . . commendable frankness . . . IrenisH clothes . . . changeable as map of Europe . . . endured pacticc teaching . . . could always do the latest dance steps ... her home one of Greenville’s favorites. WILLIAM ROYAL BUSSEY, B.A. Florence, S. C. First love, politics . . . enormous ombi-tion . . . dull jokes . . . neat appearance . . . worked hand and glove with the administration . . . student body prexy . . . active in campus religious activities until senior year . . . 'Who’s Who. I JOSEPH VINCENT CALDWELL. B.A. Kingsland, Georgia Flaming shock of red hair . . . gentleman . . . active in dramatics . . . took roughest course on campus . . . positive of beliefs . . . made religion practical . . . grateful for the opportunities Furman afforded his mellow voice ... the envy of all his fellow students. WALTER EUGENE CALLAHAM, B.A. Greenville, S. C. Poderewski of swing . . . one of the best known day students . . . indignant at countless factions on campus . . . spontaneous lough which amused his fellow students . . . p ominent in student gov-ernment and a Phi Kappa Phi officer . .. jovial. CORINE BREELAND, B.S. Green Pond, S. C. A true friend . . . quiet with no particular dislikes . . . mathematician with expressive blue eyes . . . brilliant and capable always willing to pitch in and help . . . Marian's roommate for four years. DAVID DEAN BROCKMAN, B.S. Greer, S. C. Tasks took precedence over pleasure . . . Phi Kappa Phi and Glee Club enriched his talent and work . . . will make an A-1 physician . . . does justice to his two hobbies, singing and photography . . . piayeo tennis in his spare time ... a gentleman and scholar of top rank. PAUL TALMAGE BROCK, B.A. Greenville, S. C. Attended Boiling Springs Junior College for two years . . . has already acquired a family . . . booster of the honor system . . . honest . . . sincere . . . faithful . . . industrious . . . has no hangout, favorite sport, hobby or criticism of Furman. 29 PEGGY BELK . Best All-round Girl

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JAMES ROBERT BROOKS, B.A. Greenville, S. C. A unique character - . . ottended both Clemson and University of Georgia . . . Shorty's physical ed classes arc the thing J. R. liked about Furman . . . cooperative . . . congenial . . . good looking clothes . . . prospective salesman . . . addicted to bowling and swimming. LARKIN STRICKLAND BRUCE. B.A. Greenville, S. C. Ex-day student . . . yen for Dr. Gilly’s and Dr. Mitchell’s classes . . . absorbed lectures . . . bull sessions . . . encyclopedia of current events . . . reliable at all times . . . idealist, will make a wonderful history teacher apres la guerre” . . . eminently fair . . . amazing consideration. DORIS BRVSON, B.A. Owings, S. C. English major with the expected fondness for Dr. O'Dell . . . active dislike of math and eighty-thirty classes . . . ardent movie-goer . . dreaming of Long Island . . . matrimony-minded.

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S' . MARILYN CANTRELL, B.A. Spartanburg S. C. Blonde transfer from Limestone and Converse . . . loves pastel colors and wears them to advantage . . . recently donned a diamond . . . a veil of quietness conceals her sincere zest for good times. MARYDEL CARPENTER. B.A. Greenville, S. C. Dependable . . . capable . . . friendly . . . first sophomore co-editor of Hornet . . . first girl editor of the same rag and that in her junior year . . . intellectual . . . unique coiffure . . . spends all spare time at the “Piedmont office . . . Senior Order and Who's Who.” ELLA LOUISE CARR. B.A. Laurens, S. C. Neat to a fault . . . detested practice teaching . . . Toni . . . religiously treked to movies on a rainy day (in pre-Montague years}, not only reads poetry but understands and loves it . . . fond of midnight snacks with bull sessions and bridge. 30 CANTRELL $. L. CARR CARPENTER CHAPMAN E. L. CARR CHASTAIN