Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Hard work and fun go hand in hand on “work night. The victory bell rings as Furman scores again. The Day Students exhibit, a replica of the Bell Tower; the Freshman Class exhibit, second place; SAEs exhibit; and the judges Mr. Buck Marshall. Alumni President, and “Tootsie” Dennis, Miss South Carolina. »» • :un « t Ml AC ) ii' rv- ! nc« nHICOMrt oil re u v m» • jve t rut ‘ 14 A JTA1J 1,11 «l W TmUM I HIT, AfltlfA 17

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Gail Lollis Homecoming Queen ---------------------HOMECOMING Visiting hands spell FURMAN during half-time at a rainy Homecoming. On a rainy Tuesday night, prior to the big event, students began work on the Homecoming exhibits, and then, on the night before the game, spirit soared at the pep rally, fireworks exhibit, and Social Board drop-in. Adding charm to the Homecoming Parade were Miss South Carolina Universe, Mary Ann Powell, and Miss South Carolina, “Tootsie Dennis, of Columbia College, who also served as a judge of the exhibits. During half-time ceremonies the Homecoming queen, Gail Lollis, was crowned by Jack Nolen, Men’s Student Body president. Despite torrents of rain, Furman students and alumni cheered as the Purple Hurricane defeated the George Washington Colonials 24-0. i 16

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15T FUN NEVER ENDS “Happy Birthday, Hugh!'' B-E-A-T, Beat G. W. Time out for pranks . . . “throw him in the shower” . . . ball games, week-end dates, and parties . . . hoarse voices after the games . . . pizza at Capri’s .. . wasting free periods in the canteen . . . decorating the campus for Homecoming and Christmas in the rain . . . serenading the girls who get “pinned . . . pep rallies, bonfires, and fireworks . . . “cook-outs” at Paris Mountain . . . always time for swimming, golf, tennis, and horseback riding . . . YVomanlcss Wedding” at Fraternity Skit Night . . . bull sessions for night owls . . . sailing on (or falling in) the lake ... crowds of confused students in long lines during registration . . . Clemson raids on the “Fort Furman” . . . study breaks and breaks for study . . . fun will be remembered when hard work is forgotten.