Craven County Farm Life School - Mill Stream Yearbook (Vanceboro, NC)

 - Class of 1922

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GRADUATING CLASS, ’22 FARM LIFE SCHOOL RANI) SCENE FROM SHAKESPEARE PLAY, PRESENTED BY CLASS OF ’21 o

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r. Brinson Janie Brown. Mr. S. M. Brinson was loved and honored by all. Especially do we of the Farm Life School honor him as the father and benefactor of our school. We feel that in the death of this loved and respected man our school has lost one of its kindest and most interested helpers. He stood by the school during its most critical years as loyally as during its most thriving ones. No man in Craven County had the welfare of the school more at heart than did he. Mr. Brinson was a man of character, a man upon whom one could depend and one who did not break faith with his fellow man. His virtues did not go unrewarded. When his people selected him to represent them in the government of the!r country they manifested their good faith in him and their appreciation of his services to them. Mr. Brinson was a man of sorrows although he did not show his sorrows to the world. Sorrows came fast during the last years of his life, never- theless he was not embittered by them. He remained buoyant in spite of his troubles and gave sympathy to those around him rather than asking it for himself. He never failed to heed the plea of one in need of help or of a kind word, always did he seek to l ' gliten the burdens of others. When he criticised it was favorable crit ' cism given from the standpoint of helping rather than discouraging. His motto through life seemed to be to look for the good in one’s fellow- man and to pass over the bad. If a man empties his purse into his head no man can take it from him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. — Franklin. A PARADOX OF NATURE Nature works in circles, Everyone agrees; Trees grow out of doors — Doors are made from trees. — Meehan’s Monthly. The greatest event of the session was that of the high school group com- mencement held in Dover. Last year a silver lo ing cup ' was given to the high schools by the high school teachers. It was awarded to the school making the highest average in literary and athletic contests. As Farm School won the cup in 1921 there was much competition among schools to try to take it from her this year. By a close margin Farm Life School again won the cup. Already interest is being manifested in regard to next year’s contests. Paxton Dixon (State College) To get a true conception of what Farm Life School really is one should understand what the school means to its alumni. Thru clean athletics the school has built clean, strong bodies in its grad uates. Those bodies mean health and health means happiness. Farm Life School has developed Christian characters in its graduates. The atmosphere at the school has been of such a type that every graduate now in college is taking part in Y. W. or Y. M. C. A. or some other form of Christian work. A Y. M. C. A. secretary of one of the state colleges said of a Farm Life School graduate: “It seems that a boy with such a strong Christian char- acter is rather a God sent blessing to this college.’’ The boy in question gained the larger part of his Christian inspiration while he was being trained at Farm Life School. Farm Life School has built a foundation for its graduates upon which they may build worth-while future lives. All members of the Alumni of the school are interested in its welfare. They are behind it to help further its well begun work. We of the Alumni hope to see a greater institution, an institution that offers a bigger and broader education; an institution that will send out men and women who will be just the right type to lead Craven County, North Carolina and the United States to be the greatest country, state and nation in the world.

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