Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Members SOPRANOS Vivian Jenkins Nj'O AndctSOfl Jo»lyn Jonet Betty 8 lhop Jean Maehen Groce Aiw B.i’Oour Sue Melton Claire Dan clt Ann Miller Martha Finnegan Sylvia McKern,c Scverly Granjm Norma Richardson Betty Ann G'een Jeanne Saondert Mary Anne Greater Pal Smith Gwen Hodge Nancy Shannon 8»'tty Moghet Ada Margaret Meekt Koty Katta'ka An,ta Heckle Kd'plyn Kendrick Roberta Han.t K. , McGee Joanne S.ngletary g-om Faye Moo'clteM Ncile Francet Nye TENORS Billie Mane Peek Ray Avan! Jack.e Privette Jamet Slaclwe'dei Mj'y Sea ctl giownie Bradley Margie Roil Kenneth Brannon Gail Sloan B«nn e Hughey Peggy Ann Small Richard Ulmer Jove Smith Sylvia Smith War er euike Gerald Carter Sylvia Sparit Johnny Hewtt A»ne Taylor Ralph Jonct Margaret Moil Watton John Long Carlton McDaniel Patty Wigging S'da Wol'e Jcry Owent M,fy Wood Robert Stewart Phanaha Sleckttorte 6 Hy Wellt Irene Breland Shelby yojkom June Coli.M Je y Priveltc M.mi Oev.ne Ridd'Ck Trowell Catherine Hotter Sammy Horton Joyce Hmton Shulcy Mubtsa'd BASSES Lij'ta Humphr.et Henry Bair Sue Jamet Billy PrettO-n Batet Carol Page Charl.e Brock Glen Reed Bob Chapman Charlie Clanton Mary Lou St'awKome Marilyn Wald hour Bob Oomnger Roth Anne Gcttyl B.ll Coker ALTOS Matey Etiew Donald Forretter Carolyn Ad nt Gail Moul Anne Baldwin Troy Petty • Malone T-omatcn Benetta Clary Setae Clary Dean Owent Patty Coot Clilton Aleiander Martha Oobton Bobby Avert Evelyn Elliton Lin Barnett Edith Event Andy Bait Betty Knight Jean Lantord Sidney gland Truman Brown Ma-jaiet McCray Wayne Cooper Sylvia Outen Riley Cothran Joan Pepper Aubrey Danielt Margaret Spearman A»dv Harper Helen Stewart Fred Kilttrom Jean St roman Kirk Lawton Becky Tapp Joe Mettl Margaret SnuggJ Fred Payee Maty Allen Bob Compton Maty Lena Cali! Sutan Harbin ACCOMPANIST Cl.ita Hvfl Walker 8'dand THE FINALE OF THE THREE MUSKETEERS SINGERS' POGO EXHIBIT AT HOMECOMING

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Furman Singers MR. DuPRE RHAME Conductor September found the old and new members eager to begin the new year, which promised many hours of hard work, but also many of fun. First performance at the Baptist State Convention in Columbia was a treat for the entire convention. Special music for Religious Focus Week followed. “The Messiah at First Baptist Church was better than ever. All work ond no play makes a dull boy, so interspersed with the work were Mr. Rheme's parties, the homecoming exhibit, and the annual party. A voried program of Mozart compositions was given during the Mozart Festival , the first event of its kind ever held at Furman. The program for the annual tour was well received in cities throughout North Carolina and Virginia. Changing from Operetta to Opera, two performances of The Bartered Bride were presented in May. Hats off” to the directors and cast for an outstanding production. Hard work, cooperation, the Furman Spirit , and love for Mr. Rheme ond the organization contributed to the success of the year. Graduation meant the last performance for mony, but it provided a fitting climax to an outstanding year. OFFICERS Left to Right: BROWNIE BRADLEy. Secretary-Treasurer; ANDY HARPER. Business Manager; BECKy TAPP. Vr« President; CHARLIE 8ROCK. President: WALKER 8RE-LAND. Accompanist.

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THE FURMAN UNIVERSITY MARCHING 8AND Furman Band This year the band supported the football team in both out-of-town games and home games. The out-of-town games attended were: The Citadel, Carolina, Wofford and Auburn. The band was noted for its fine performance and maneuvers during the half-time activities. The band did much to uphold and promote school spirit. It also participated in several Christmas parades in Greenville and neighboring towns. Officers of the band were president, Charles Reaves; vice-president. Paisley Jackson; secretary-treasurer, Cecil Cave; publicity chairman, Wilfred Platt; and social chairman, Frank McCravy. David Daniel was drum major. OFFICERS CHARLES REAVES. PAISLEY JACKSON. CECIL CAVE. WINFRED PLATT. FRANK McCRAVY. DAVID DANIEL