Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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DOROTHY LA UNA COOK. Ci.im«»v, S. C.. B.A. When j crowd gather! in the Student Lminjr, I ot it tute to be there . . . dancing . . . except whrn ihc't buty with dutict at head of general dc k . . . Mthough from Clcmson, the’t overcome ihit handicap by thowing real Furman ipiiit . . . plant to do tccrctarial work nett year . . . practiced by being teerrtary of the teniot claw. RORKRT SYDNEY COOPER, Wai.iiai.U, S. C.. B.A. Hob came to ut from the Cnivertity of Georgia Junior College . . . a miimteria! itudent who already holdt a full-time pattoratc . . . a likable fellow . . . majored in hittory, rninored in ptychology . . . after graduation he hcadt for Lonitville to prepare himielf for the miction field. FRANCES MARIK COX. Hi . ton, $. C.. B.A. Sweet and frienJly . . . collectt p.etry . . . lent to tee a man • moke a pipe . . . tramferrrd from Shorter her tophomoir year . . . another three yearer . . . ha thr undemanding and ability to make a tuccett of hrr vocation at a teacher. EITHER GKRALD CRIBB, Gki . svii.it:. S. C.. B.A. Trantferred from North Greenville where he wat ulufatorian of hit dm . . , an active patter . . . tincerr, independent . . . mike helpfuliu-tt a rule of hit life ... pet like include choral work and Dr. Hiller . . . majored in religion, alto took four year of (Week . . . Hand and Torch member. JAMES WILLIAM CROCKER. Union, S. C. B.A. Minitteriat Undent majoring in hittorv and minoriog in political tcience . . . tpent lirtt two yeart at North Greenville . . . thoroughly enjoyed kidding anyone and everyone . . . fondnett for football, chapel cut , and Dr. Nick. FEDEX GEM CURRY, Travki.irs R. r, S. C.. B.A. Sociology major with the expected fondnett for Mitt Fbauglt . . . entered Furman at a icnior from Wolford . . . rninored in political tcience . . . pleating pcnunility . . . hate intincerity ... hit great ambition it to be a minuter . . . plant to do graduate work at Emory. TIlEO DEE DAVKNPORT. JR., Inman, S. C, B.A. Generous ... no worrie at all, not even dattet . . , ittong dit-Iike for chapel . . . worked in the judtun Mill office . . . transfer front North Greenville . . . member of B. S. I. Council . . . g wi on to Southwe-tern to prepare for the minittry. BEVERLY JAM DAVIDSON. Dkcau’k, Gv., B.A. Bev »—with her wardrobe of pretty clothe and hrr pleating per • onality, »et the Social Standard of Furman thi» year . . . did exceptionally well in ihorthand and typing her teniot year, contemporary with thr arrival of Mr. Kimbrough . . . lovely and popular . . . blonde Georgia peach, with vim, vigor, and vitality. The 1945 Bonhomie 28 COOK. DOROTHY CROCKKR. JAMES

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ERNEST QUEFNER CAMPBELL, Stephens Ga.. B.A. Transferred from University of Georgia Evening College his senior year . . . psychology major, sociology minor . . . Snelling's protege . . . affable . . . fond of sport . . . varsity basketball . . . treasurer of senior clans . . . plan graduate work at University of Virginia. HELEN GRACE CANNADA. Gruwieu, S. C.. B.A. Slim, attractive day student . ■ . transferred from Spartanburg Junior College . . . Home Ec major, chemistry minor . . . Home Ec Club member . . . hopes to be a dietitian in the army , . . narises Mr . Riley u« her favorite Furman professor. LANCE LA BARTON CARD, Auci’iTA, Ga., B.A. One of the “Famous Four” bus drivers . . . consistently busy . . . sees the best in people . . . vpiitc the ladies' man, until he settled down to one . . . achieved notoriety with yellow ties and otks . . . Mrrccr University transfer . . . Theater Guild . . . Ministerial Association . . . hopes to go to Africa at a missionary. RALPH RAGSDALE CHANDLER, Pfizer, S. C.. B.A. Transfer from North Greenville . . . aspitri tss be a successful minister . . . employee at the post office . . . good-natured . . . dresses neatly . . . never seems to be in a hurry ... his neat stop is Southwestern. SUE ELLA CHAPMAN, Greenville, S. C.. B.A. Dark and attractive . . . one ot Greenville’s many gifts to the school . . . crazy about community concerts, ntovirs, and Gershwin's music . . . member ■ ( Home Ec Club . . . undecided about life’s work. MARGARET FRANCES CI.YBURN, Gki i nvii.i.e, $. C.. B.A. Imperturbable, except when people pop chewing gum ... political science major whose favorite prof, oddly enough, is Dr. Nick . . . alio likes “Star Dust,” the Army Air Corps, and Johnny . . . Box-llb.wir staff . . . busy three years in a row rounding up properties for class stunts . . . headed for a position as a private secretary. IDA JEANNE COLEMAN. Chappei.i.i, S. C . B.S. We hated to lose Jeanne when she graduated mid-term . . . «wcet, friendly, always neat ... a conscientious worker . . . hated to rush . . . had a time with practice teaching . . . member of Home Ec Club, W. A. A., and “Y” Council . . . transferred from Anderson, where she had been secretary of student council . . . had a weakness for the Air Corpr. JOHN CHRISTOPHER COOLEY. Jonkvim.f, S. C.. B.A. Talented musician ... a promising future either as a composer or u concert violinist . . . exceptionally good theory student . . . philo-sophical admirer of Dr. Miller’s philosophy . . . vice-president ssf Lewis Student Music Club for three years . . . Student Council . . . H ind and Torch . . will go to Eastman School of Music. riii’ l()4) Bonhomie 27 CHANDLER, RALPH COOLEY, JOHN

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SENIORS COOPER. BOH CURRY. P. G. COX, FRANCES DAVENPORT. TED CRIBB, LUTHER DAVIDSON, BK ERLY