Campbell University - Pine Burr Yearbook (Buies Creek, NC)

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TIIK IM E lUKK Page nineteen Nathan Cole. Beasley, N. C. ' ■ Love is blind. He seems to carry sunshine in his pockets, but can ' t keep it hid. His language is forcible; his convictions strong. Expects to practice law and be an honest man. Likes the ladies, but with supreme innocence. Winner of the Phi Debater Medal, fall I91I. We predict for him a bright future. (Phi). Motto: Laugh and grow wise. Pastime: Getting lost. Called: Cicero. LiNA May Joiixsox. Buie ' s Creek, N. C. It ' s better to have a kind heart than a crown. Lina is one of the most gracious girls of the class. Much to her credit, she has sought the advantages the splendid school life here affords and has been successful in all her efforts. Faith- fulness has characterized her every pha.se cf action, especially in Society work. (Ath). Motto: En avani! Pastime: Playing. Called: Maten, Eaunkst T. Maxgum, Mt. Gilead, N. C. .lust as you say, not as I care. I can not now, but will next year, At first sight you would take him to be Abe Lincoln the second, for he has the care of the world ever present in his ap- pearance. Known as a ladiesman out of school, and is ever winning friends. We hope for him true success in the field of the ministry. (Plii). Motto: He can who is willing to pay the price. Pastime: Canvassing. Expression: I ' ll be blest. Pat, Called; Slow. DriiWAKi) Thomas Dh kik. Henderson, N. C. A glance at him would convince you that he is a direct de- scendant of Rip Van Winkle. But note the masterly way in which he handles a piano and you would take him to be a second Mozart. But in fact he is not at all related to either of these gentlemen. He intends to take a business course at Richmond next year, and when he launches in his little craft upon the sea of business, we shall expect to see it return with a precious cargo. Motto: ,iVi7 despernri lum. (Phi). Expression: I ' ll be tlog! Called: Poke moonshine.

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Pape eight I ' fn THE PINE BIKU Chaklik Hadley Stevens. Wilsons Mills. N. C. Bn governfd by your conviction. Charlie is an all ' round good, unselfish boy. He possesses a stern ambition wliich will some day lead him to victory. He is a splendid impromptu speaker (?) and ha.s a strong voice, which he intends to use for the Master. Hi.s mathematical talents are splendid. Charlie is never still— always in motion, especially among the ladies, with whom he is very popular (?). A great future awaits him. (Eu). Pn-.sidcnt of Baraca Class. Coii.xEi.iA FuAxc ' ES Laxier. Kipiing, N. C. Thi. ' little hunch of everything compressed into nothing, can talk as fast us the next one, and when she stops something has been said. Always cheerful and bright, a kind of I ' d like to help you look, and a deep Christian character, she has won many friends as well as honors during her stay here, and we expect to hear her name mentioned among the great. (Ath). Motto: I ' ll try. Pastime: Playing ball. Expression; That ' s all right Called: Little One. Youngsville, N. C. D. RrssEL Pehuy, If I will, I can. Russ has a sturdy look, and is full of spirit. He is kind hearted and ever ready to do his best; earnestly desiring to be at the top in life. His plans for a professional life are ap- proaching higher ideals. You may look out for him, he is sure to come. (Phi). Motto: (. ' e que les autres Oiil f nf, jf pciix. Pastime: Dreaming of athletics. Expres,si))n: I ' ll swigger! Called: Uuss, Hkitlah Eli a Jones. Ore Hill, N. C. Take care of the minutes as the hours will take care of themselves. Known among the students as Beauty, a name wliich she naturally deserves. She has held many important offices in her Society, of which she is a loyal member, Beavity is a consumer of books. Her mild nature and dis- position have won for her many friends. There is not a girl in school more loyal to its principles thiiii she, Her ambition, iriteil.-et. ;iiid ititegrity will win laurels. (.Mh).

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Page tirenti THE PINE BIRU May McKay, Buie ' s Creek. N. C. Oh, well for the fortunate soul Which music ' s wings unfold, Stealing away the memory Of sorrows, new and old. It will nut take more than one look at her to eonvince you that May has the rare combination of good sense and good l(»oks. She is universally liked among the students and com- munity and is known as a leader in her classes. She is a gradu- ate of the Music Department here and her aim in life is to become a talented nmsician. We heartily wish her true success. Pastime: Doing as I please. (Ath). Expression; Doggone it! Albkkt Fkanklin Fales. AVilniin.iiton, N. C. His character is gentle and meek, yet strong, noble, brave. I- xpects to wear the M.D. honors (on his coat lapel). We pre- dict for him a happy and useful career, not only in adniinister- int: to the physical needs of mankind, but in making the world Kritrhter with his life of mirth and sunshine. (Eu). Motto: ' ■ ' (■ ■ anyiista ad angusta. I ' astinii-: lilacksmithing (forging Lynks). ( ' ;dli-d: lienjamin. N. K. Ci ' KKiE. Vineland, N. C. . ' ■ He dares do all that may become a man; Who dares do more is none. This brave, great hearted son purposed in liis heart and came to Buie ' s Creek, where he has worked hard, ever grinding away at his tools, grasping each opportunity with a hope of doing good and better preparing himself for the duties of to- morrow. In his quiet, unobtrusive way N. K. has won many friends, and the best wishes of the class gu with Inm through the coming year.s. Motto: ' ApJ ' es le combat la cuurunnv. ' ofation: Dentistry. Byword: Gee whiz! Called: N. K. Lki A Pack. Rule ' s Creek, N. C. A real girl with all that the term implies — sweet spirited, gentle, and serene. While occupying the teacher ' s desk, we shall expect her to accomplish much in moulding and shaping the character of the youth of North Carolina. Her rnre accom- plishments and devotion to duty have distinguished her as one of the brightest Pages in the school history. Fond of an interesting Story. (Ath). Motto: I can if I will. Pastime: Slioppitig. Called: Pully.