Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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lLeftJ I came prepared. lBelowl Think this will fit in my closet too? lBottoml But there isn't any room! L , 5, , . My ..,..,.s,,-m.f...,,,,y- Coming to Furman this year was special for the girls in three ways: the return of old friends and the screamed greetings, the arrival of the freshmen on a campus that would be the center of their life at least for I , A the next nine months, and the unique precedent of girls mov- ing into lVlanly. Unpacking the impossibly packed proved this year, as always, that what a girl thinks she needs. she does not have room for, and what she thinks she will never use would fit just perfectly into that cor- ner. Arrival is exciting and fun, however, and it is a part of be- coming a Furman student. 'l7

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KRightJ You're my roommate! CBe- Iowj Looks like it's going to be a long day. A new home and family ..,4 ' 192-W ww ,, mkomm v an Kg v5 ' o om I ' 11 ii , f2z of 16

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What makes a girls' dorm different from any other build- ing on campus? No, not just that it has girls in it. lt's the little things like: The big round tables coeds sit around while studying to all hours of the nightg the phone booths with no seats in them for those tvvo hour phone callsg the washing machines and the dryers that never vvorkg the candy machines that take your moneyg the birthday parties for your friendsg and the midnight swims for girls who get pinned. Living in the dorm gives the iLeftl Early morning finds many a girl studying. CBelovvl What a way to go . . . pounds that is! lBottom lefty Remember our two hour limit. lBot- tom right? Fresh air lends itself to studying. ..,,, M