Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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CILMER CL ' STAVE HOLLAND, A. B. Hni.LAXD. V. . ■■ (71)1 Ihc I ' cry l iiik of courtesy Clio.; Y. M. C A.; Society Debater ' 11; Chief Marshal Commencement ' 12; Treas- nrer Athletic ' Asso. ' 12; Track ' 12; Class President ' 12; Class Debater ' 12; Chief Marshal Jnnior-Senior Debate ' 13; Manager Tennis Team ' 13; ' Varsity Tennis ' 13- ' 14; President Athletic Asso. ' 14; Vice-Presi- dent Self-Govt. Clnb ' 14; Sunday School Secretary ' 14. Gillie — A pretty straight fellow is Gil- lie, except in love affairs. He will beat the other fellow out if he can. It is his highest ambition to be a doctor. Although, he says that there is one case he can never cure — a love case. Experience has taugh . hm that lesson. He likes the silent walks of life, b.it not to travel them alone. 1 - C VERA CASSIE GAY. Ph. B. SMlTHI ' IiaD, ' . ll ' hy should J worry Psi. ; Y. V. C. A. ; Society Representative ' 11; Marslial Psiphelian Entertainment ' 12; Society Representative ' 13; Collector at C. E. ' 12; Cor. Sec. Y. W. C. A. ' 13; Manager Basketball Team ' 13; Chapel Monitor ' 14. Without Trix our class would indeed be at a loss. This amiable, jolly-go-lucky girl is ever ready for a good time, tho often subject to the blues, caused by Cupid ' s darts.

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CLYDE CARNEY JOHNSON. A. B. SlLKR ClTV, N. C. Thill he will talk — ye gods, haw he zuill talk! Phi.; Y. jVI. C. a.: Varsity Base Ball Team ' 11; Marshal Commencement ' 12; Varsity Base Ball ' 12; Varsity Basket Ball ' 12; Track Team ' 12; Society Representa- tive ' 13; Mgr. Basket Ball Team ' 13; Var- sity Basket Ball ' 13; Varsity Base Ball ' 13; Chief Marshal Junior-Senior Dehate ' 13; Manager Ease Ball Team ' 14; Coi. Sec. Y. M. C. A. ' 14; Class Debater ' 14; Chief Usher ' 14; Vice-Pres. Class ' 14; President Self-Govt. Club Alumni Bldg. ' 14; Varsity Basket Ball ' 14; Varsity Base Ball ' 14. Jack — A well-known jolly fellow on the campus, in the dormitories, and especially in the Dining Hall. He always has some- thing to say, iiut — (?) to do. Though in spite of the fact that he wants to be a law- yer, he wants also to be first a lover of Oma-Ha, the place of his future abode. GRACE MYRTIl ROLLINGS, Ph. B. Sebrei.i.. V . Much ado abuitl nothing Psi. ; Y. W. C. A.; Psiphelian Marshal ' 12; Treasurer C. E. ' 13; Societv Repre- sentative ' 13; Sec. Music Class ' 13; ' Marshal Junior Senior Debate ' 13. With the nerve and constitnlion of si.x. she can face any proposition. The only girl who has received a fatal shot from cupid ' s arrow. She is our greatest letter-writer. But for more specific statements in(|nire of Mollie .

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CHARLES WESLEY ROUNTREE, A. B. Cvi ' UKss Chapel. Va. ■■ am nothing, if not critical Clio.; Y. M. C. A.; Society Debater ' 11; Sec. Self-Govt. Club ' 13 ; Society Represent- ative Comniencement ' 12; Sec. Clio Enter- tainment ' 13; Sec. Sunday School ' 13; Sec. Class ' 13; Pres. Self-Govt. Club ' 14; Presi- dent Junior-Senior Debate ' 14; Treasurer of Class ' 14; Chapel Monitor ' 14. Papa — Is not so old as yon might think, though he is old enough soon to have a rich experience in life. He is a sincere, sturdy fellow — does very good work, and promises to be able to get all of the enjoyment out of life that is coming to him. Though a par- son it does not interfere with his being a jolly good fellow. EMMA SALLIE HOLLAND. Ph. B. L ' k. nki.in, Va. Nut a z ' ord; not one to throiv at a dog Psi.; Y. W. C. A.; Collector at C. E. ' 11; Society Representative ' 12; Marshal Psiphe- lian Entertainment ' 13; Sec. Y. W. C. A. ' 14; Cor. Sec. Class ' 14. The modest unassuming little creature of the class ' 14 is ' ' Empsie . who has lived during her sojourn here the life of a book- worm. She is ever cold, indifferent, and nonresponsive ; but once a friend is forever a friend.