Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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JUST ANOTHER CLASS MEETING. We mode it. Some ore happy, some disillusioned, and others just indifferent after completing the last lap of the race. At times the sheepskin seemed distant and heavy laden with wool, but through perseverance and hard work, we managed to shear away enough to carry away a degree. We've a lot of firsts’' attached to our class— we’re the largest senior class in the history of Furman, we're the first to graduate in Textile Hall, the first to win the stunt cup two years in succession, to have the same sponsor. Miss Chiles, for three years. Our homecoming float, complete with live alligators won second prize and was a splendid example of cooperation between the two campuses. The Hiawaters stunt brought much acclaim—and the cup for the second year. The addition of an operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore , made the May Day exercises an extravaganza we’ll never forget. And, too, we were royally entertained by the juniors. But there were problems: what about the class gift?—should we have a graduation speaker?—and after graduation, what? Some we solved, others never to be solved. We’ll each go our way, memory-laden. yMen j 0 f fleets: ROBERT SCOTT, President MORRIS SEIGLER, Vice-President BILL SIMS, Secretary BARRY MITCHELL, Treasurer cy .v ers: MARGARET WATT, President MARIE CHAMPOUX. Vice-President MILDRED BONHAM, Secretary JEAN EIDSON, Treasurer 31

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DEAN JUDSON ABERNATHY, Tampa, Fla., B.A., frequently in course of conversation . . . prolific writer . personality ... led singing for chapel class days . Florida sunshine in smoky Greenville. History . . . published, too . self-assured reiterates name . exuberant misses the AMANDA ADAMS, Cottageville, S. C., 8.A., Business Administration . . . “Bunny . . . president of Main dorm . . . followed her sisters to Furman . . . low-country drawl . . . appears reserved . . . will teach the technique of typewriter pounding. '' 0 WILLIAM TAYLOR ADAMS, JR., Greenville, S. C.. B.A., History . . . “Bill . . . came to school in a Buick . . . familiar to all . . . got a bang out of Dr. Patty . . . repertdite' of shady jokes . . . kidded about B. J. U. . . . radio fan and collects classical recor . . . radically broad-minded . . . intelligent. EDWIN LEE ALLEN, Taylors, S. C„ B.S., Mathematics . . . unbroken wall of silence . mind for the slid? rule . . . plays ping-pong like a Phys. Ed. major . . . takes voluminous notes in class.. . hands usually in pockets . . . married . .. The Timid Soul” of Furman. CHARLES LEROY ANDERSON, Greenville, S. C., B.A., Economics . . . Charlie . . . enjoys Ebaugh's entertainment . . . found little food for thought at Furman . . . plans to go into personnel work . , . made Block F through post-war baseball . . . married . . . very content. JEANETTE ANDERSON, Greenville, S. C., 3.A., Psychology . . . slow-talker . . . serious countenance ... a walking questionnaire . . . socks and saddle oxfords . . . wet weather bangs . . . likes grey ... Dr. Leeds is a favorite . . . wearing Ed's pin. A8ERNATHy A. ADAMS W. T. ADAMS ALLEN C. L. ANDERSON J. ANDERSON 32