Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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CHEROS CHRISTOPHER CHILES CLOER EMMANUEL GEORGE CHEROS. B.A. Greenville, S. C. Bussey's own Jim Farley . . . college career characterized by unselfish service for others . . . slaved with his work and made excellent grades . . . editor of the Hand Book . . . ambitious . . . verdict: teacher or lawyer . . . Who's Who. DOROTHy DIX CHILES, B.A. Greenville, S. C. Public school music major . . . another school teacher . . . giggling all the time . . . swooping eyelashes . . . never seems to be perturbed . . . excessive energy counterbalanced by dreamy eyes. MARY CHAMBERS CHRISTOPHER, B.A. Greer, S. C. Spartanburg Junior College transfer . . . her pals call her Minnie . . . journalist . . . loves good music but chemistry and spinach make her life unbearable . . . individual expression ... another of those who combined housekeeping and school. DANIEL WEBSTER CLOER, Greenville, S. C. A colorful character . . . will become a minister . . . likes the Furman library, but looks forward to the new one ... efficient and persevering . . . doesn't hove time for a hobby, unless it's Greek and college (which is Greek to us) . . . fond of hunting. SARA LOUISE CARR. B.A. Piedmont, S. C. Fun-loving day student . . . olways present in a crowd or bull session . . . always found either in accounting classes or in her green Studcbakcr (in spite of rationing) . . . plans to teach commerce. WILLIAM LEE CHAPMAN, B.A. Greenville, S. C. Another product of North Greenville Junior College . . . treasurer of our honor system, but bids chapel adieu” . . . expects to fill his own pulpit someday . . . enjoys barber shop atmosphere. JENELLE CHASTIN, B.Mus. Thomasvillc, Georgia Amiable and conscientious . . . quiet but appreciative of good fun . . . usually practicing or relaxing in Ashmore's . . . hates education courses . . . fond of a soldier, bull sessions and week ends in Atlanta. AARON GROCE Best All-round Boy 31

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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

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MARGARET HAYNE BEATTIE COURTENAY, B.S. Greenville, S. C. Original to owning four names . . . prefers Haync ... lab technician to be . . . always working in lab . . . athletic with an avid interest in mechanics . . . A. E. D. . . . unselfish service . . . square shooter . . . W. A. A. president . . . friendly and altogether likeable . . . Who's Who. JAMES HAMILTON CULP, B.A. Fort Mill, S. C. Versatile . . . erudite . . . tennis expert . . . accomplished writer . . . swell sense of humor . . . independent . . . top ranker in Furman journalistic circles . . . job at The Greenville News . . . thrives on good shows, detective stories and lots of work . . . efficiency plus . . . a certainty for success. BETTE LOUISE DAVIS, B.A. Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Happy-go-lucky Yank . . . hates going to bed at eleven and getting up at eight . . . sincere and fun-loving . . . bull sessions or dances have her in the middle . . . Theater Guild and Alpha Psi Omega. 32 COURTENAY D. E. DAVIS CULP DILL B. L. DAVIS DONNAN