Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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our ship home. Life is a vast sea, uncontrolled and unfathomed, breaking wave or changing tide. We are the voyagers either drift with the tide or sail into the head-winds with vessel steeped in tradition and glory. Her tackling is rich ship, and well she might be, for ‘twas Furman’s hand that ribs of steel. Since her launching in 1851, The Furman has calm and has shared them v ith her famous sons. again carried us safely back to the harbor and now waits repairs and new passengers. As we look back upon this that it has not been entirely smooth sailing, and there sunset. But through foul weather and fair we have managed keel. the ship s Log for the voyage just completed. As you contents, think back over the trip . . . did you meet

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 Furman is T I HE world of waters is our offering a new challenge in every upon the sea of life, and we may purposeful spirit. Furman is our ship, a mighty and her apparel high. A proud laid her keel, and Judson set her known many a storm and evening The good ship has once impatiently at the dock for minor voyage of 1952 we remember were not always red sails in the to keep ourselves on an even The 1952 BONHOMIE is unlock the Log and follow its the challenge of the sea? 4

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Sail fo ■ ■ ■ When sea sailor takes his ode. They thatfyo that do budess in FURMAN LOG waters. A shipAs sooner rigg . than a pupation made ready. Speed okthe ship but let her no merchandisers sin. In chambers deepiyhere 3ffdrsd eep what unknown treasures pave the n pr. Don't give up the ship. 6