Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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 ■5® h m IP :rl oKi . ■ V ■« £'. - ; After many days arjd even some nights of hard 'orlc, by no mje ite urirnixed ith pleasure, the Staff presentsythe ,1955 B(5Nf4oMlE for your approval. Your delight in the book ftir be more than ample rewaidCfor our effort. It is our sincere desire thaf a you ttirn the pages recollections; which are stimulated will 'be altogether happy. f W havejtried to depict life prr. ihe Old Campus F anefto pointconfidence to ffe'Juture of our f University on the Ntfw. Tne traditionally mag-, nificent spirit oL Furman has become a very real jpart, of us and we do not hesitate to admit that - 'a touch of sadness creeps into our hearts as we 8 4leave the cherished old campuses. May th is book serve as does your abiding appreciation of the splendid heritage that is yours, to make lasting the bond between you and Furman University.

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DEDICATION,, After more than a cerftury'of servic the traqi-tion-laden and beautiful cardpus will yfdtd soon to the Furman of Tomorrow. With an awareness of the deep-rooted affection which Vitudents past and present have for the ' Mill andjAfc • Zo'ijY the Staff wishes to pay tribute to thesenallpwegjj halls by ded.cat.ng this V °

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3u HUmnnam DR. J. DEAN CRAIN 1881-1955 As a loyal and devoted trustee for more than thirty years and vice-chairman of the Board of Trustees of Furman University for many years. Dr. Crain rendered incalculable service to his beloved Alma Mater. He believed inherently in the value of Christian education in a democratic society. His vision of a greater University on a new campus was one of the motivating forces which helped to change the dream into a reality. ... Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth: Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labours; and their works do follow them. —Revelation 14:13. 4