Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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 Starting a “popcorn war at the Shortwave Concert, Jay Beard and Melissa Sexton battle it out. Openlng 3

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Bot Powell Capturing the attention of Jim Taylor and his new-found friend, the Krystal Walrus visits campus for May Day Play Day. Taking advantage of a warm afternoon, Dr. Stephen Jennings. Vice President of Student Services, converses with Shelly Brown. 2 Opening Reaching Up Small and just beyond the reaches of the city, the campus seems to be a tiny town. And as small towns sometimes are, it is its own miniature world. It holds a warmth, charm and style that is unique. In fact the University spins on its own axis. The people are as colorful as the fall leaves and as varied as anyone would wish. These are a kaleidoscope of personalities. Surprisingly, as the year progresses, the colors don’t fade; they just become less startling as they grow more familiar. The tradition of small towns is kept; almost everyone gets to know everyone else. Too, the size of the community creates what appears to be highly unlikely but extremely interesting friendships. But after a while, they don’t seem unlikely at all, just interesting.

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A cool winter's mist of morning rises on the lake. Surrounded by Shortwave fans, Fitz Hamrick and Patsy Thomas ex-change comments on the FUSAB concert while Bob Reece listens. 4 Opening