Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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values develop and the future aequuses meaning . The four relatively short years dur- ing which students live within these portals are most vital years in the development of the human mind and personality. These are years which bring to those who experience them a variety of emotions, for truly these years are a period of great change. Considering the changes which are apt to occur within the life of the student, we have chosen the words Let Us Be AWARE to be printed boldly on the first page of the 1965 BONHOMIE. One must truly be AWARE, for the changes which take place bring with them inconsisten- cies, vacillations, conflicting philoso- phies, and suppressed desires. Let us be AWARE because if we are not, our opportunity for develop- ment may pass us by, never to re- turn. We can waste our time at fol- ly, or we can become believers in a cause, identifying ourselves with it and preparing ourselves for it. Let us be AWARE as we seek to live more than just a passive existence in this world of need. These four years of development mark our des- tiny and the destiny of the society in which we live. Thomas Wolfe, in You Can't Go Home Again, described the spirit of America's promise. To every man his chance, he wrote, to every man, regardless of his birth, his shin- ing, golden opportunity, to every man his right to live, to work, to be him- self, and to become whatever his manhood and his vision combine to make him, this, seeker, is the prom- ise of America. Let us be AWARE as we fulfill this promise. 1965