Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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ass • o v. v.jt JSJv £ 1946 he fourth rung of the ladder of learning has been reached, king down we see the yearly rungs and we decide that the or step has l cen the best. It was an enjoyable year for the iors vnlh the campus becoming more like that of pre-war The senior stunt stood out as one of the main events. re ( vere anxious moments while the script was slowly being - into form. Then came the Big Night with everyone tense and anxious as the curtain went up, the reassuring applause, and the sudden thought This is our last stunt.” There were the applications for prospective jobs to be filled out, teachers’ examinations for those bent on “bending the twigs” of young America, and wedding bell plans for prospective June brides nearing completion—always a consciousness of nearing the finishing line. Now, with black robes lying folded in readiness, the seniors heave that “gee-but-it-was-wonderful sigh and square their shoulders to meet the New World. 27

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SENIOR OFFICERS MENS OFFICERS Earl Y auchn Cbami Scorr Bert WlLUAMS Sammy Siieitkhson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer WOMEN S OFFICERS Caroline Mason President Saha Frances Martin Vice-President Cynthia Toim Secretary Sybil Burns Treasurer ?3