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

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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.

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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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JOSEPH FRAXKLIX MORGAX, Ph. B. Spies, N. C. The first stel ' to greatness is to be honest Phi.; Y. M. C. A.; Society Debater ' 10; Pres. Ministerial Asso. ' 12; Society Repre- sentative at Commencement ' 12: President Society Entertainment ' 13 ; Chmr. Lookont Committee ' 14. Franklin — The famons minister of the Class is Joseph Franklin. He likes to e.xponnd the gospel far and near. Yes. amongst the highways and hedges he hkes to mingle. His chief characteristic in ac- tion and in word is. Come unto me all ye who are weary and heavy-laden, and 1 will give you rest. LILLIAX BELL JOHXSOX. B. Pe. C. RnF.N. s. X. C. ' ' ' Tis better to he ivise than otherwise Psi. ; Y. W. C. A. ; Cor. Sec. Y. W. C. A. 11: Society Representative ' 11; Essayist at Psiphelian Entertainment ' 13; Vice-Pres. C. E. 14; Y. V. C. .A.. Representative to Blue Ridge Conference ' 13; L. I. Decree ' 13; Class Poet L. 1. Class ' 13. Lillian the drole, yet witty girl of ' 14, is of a scrupulous, religious nature — a con- scientious co-ed. excells in both art and ex- pression.