Furman University - Bonhomie Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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10 Student Life

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ATURALLY A WHOLE LOT MORE IN - STUDENT LIFE Students had plenty to write home about— if they could find time to write between fall orientation and the annual Spring Fling. The social life shifted with each season. In the fall, students donned purple sweaters and cheered on the Paladin football team, built Homecoming floats and met as many new people as possible. Winter term offered much to chase away winter blahdom. with rush events, mountain parties, Dinner Theater and the TW1RP Dance. Spring fever ran rampant with the first signs of warmer weather. Students directed their energies to house parties. May Day Play Day, Junior Senior and last-minute CLP events. Besides scheduled activities, spontaneous fun like roadtrips to the mountains or the beach, or late-night runs to late-night restaurants, kept students in good social health. Fooling around on Poteat Field, Susan Solomon shows her skill as a football receiver. Taking front row seats to cheer for the Paladins. Lisa Chase and Nancy Cochrane contribute their spirit to the crowd's. Photos by Jeff Durst. Student Life 11