Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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DAY AT SCHOOL Hurry, llic first bell's rung”—thus begins the busy activities on our campus. As we rush over the campus to our math, sociology, or English class, we see the tower which keeps constant vigil over Eurman. We wonder when the old swarm of boys will again be under its view. Then, the cadets come along and remind us that the boys won't be back until our army is strong enough and smart enough to defeat its enemies. We enter our classes, proud that we still have the opportunity to receive a college education. With a determination to learn, we go through the class schedule without many breaks. I lowevcr. a snack at the shack, rilling the bus to the Zoo. and loafing there, odd pleasing touches to the dull routine. The day nt Furman this year has been changed and we admire the students lor their gallantry in handling the situation. The girls have had to go without many dates: the boys have constantly received frightening questionnaires: and the social activities ol the students have been nt a standstill. Even so. the students’ morale has remained high. The one wish of this entire student body is world peace and universal brotherhood. Until that is accomplished, we will continue working our physics problems, planning our term papers, volunteering our lime for our country, and trusting in God. 5

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DEDICA MUSIC LIFE AT FURMAN CENTERS AROUND I IIESE TWO FACULTY MEMBERS. THEIR WILLINGNESS AND EAGERNESS TO HELP EACH STUDENT IN EVERY WAY MAKES THEM LOVED BY ALL. IT IS WITH THE DEEPEST APPRECIATION OF ALL THAT WE DEDICATE THIS Bonhomie M TO MR. AND MRS. WEN-DELI. KEENEY. 6 m