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

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THE PI E IUHI{ Page ticentii-three Ei.vA Flure.nxe Thomas, Broadway, N. C. She tastes of the joys that spring from labor. Here is one of our best girls. Always busy, except on rare oe- casions, when she delights in teasing. Studying morning, noon, and night she has completed the four years work in three. Her ambition has seemed to be to do this work in the way that would please her teachers most. The very best wishes of her many friends go with her. (Ath). Motto: Be faithful. Pastime: Teasing. Expression: Oh, goodness! Called: Elva. Have you thought how great a harvest May be reaped from one small seed? Have you thought how great a friendship May be bought with one small deed? Then be careful what you scatter, And careful, too, where it may fall. Make each deed and seed count something; Use them well, or not at all. C. V. D.

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Page twenty-two THE PINE BUKR Louise INIrKAY Kivett, Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Perseverance conquers all things. Louise is a quiet, energetic, ambitious girl, of a modest dis- position and a lovely nature, which have won for her many friends of both sexes. Those who know her can do nothing less than love her. She stands second in none of her classes. She can solve a geometrical theor em, and the Brown Hood Problem at the same time. She intends to pursue a college course. President of Philathea Class. (Ath). FcuNEY Cole. Beasley, N. C. A diligent student and a faithful worker- Xcry few finish the required work in the length of time that Furnie has. He has his time for work and his time for play. He has a countenance somewhat resembling that of Socrates. To know him is to like him. To him, all are friends, none are enemies. (Phi). Pastime: Blowing a harp. Expression: By jingo, Johnny! Called: Funny. M.MtoAUET Elizabeth Lvnk, Buie ' s Creek, N. C. If you shovild start out looking about B. C. for the noblest and most loyal student, Lizzie would be one of the first you ' d find. She has received honors from her Society and has proven fully competent and faithful. She speaks only the kindest things of everybody and is lovfd by all. In all. A full, rich nature, earnest and prompt to ;nt lAthV Motto: Bridle your tongue. PastiiiH-: Smiling at C), Called: Lizzie. TiioMAs ALitERT Pope, Macon, N. C. His life may ever be, to follow Thee. Although his mouth is a bit small and cute, just above lie tliMit hts of ncjblf manhood. He may gaze at you as though hii were a dream, h till his standard is as higli as the stars. Quit 3 (ju like men is written indelibly in his life. He expects to conquer lives yet unconquered in the rail of the ministry. One always finds him at his post, iPhi). Mnttn; VittCfHS et viciiirus. Pa.siiini ' : Winking in the dark. I ' xiirrssifiii; Bless C ' vish. Called: Uraiiny.

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Page ttventii-four THE PIXE BURR i ' astly now the weeks ave tleetiiii; ' . Yet they seem not fast eiKJiiiih; And the lessons each one cifTers We hnd harder ami more tough. Commeneenient time is drawini; ' near. Soon we ' ll hail the loniied-for honr When we jiass fr(.im Alma ,Mater ' Into reahns of livcalcr |iii ver. Thoniih iinr hearts lie tilled with gladness Till there ' s seareely any I ' ddiii, Parting easts a shailnw tlien as .Viitiimn pines o ' er snmmer ' s lilimni. As we follow learning ' s pathways May we to the right lie I rite; May we to onr class be Inyal, E ' er re ' ere N-haniiiaaiie and lihie. May ea(di mendier gain his hilltep. Find there, blooming at his feel. Flowers which whisjier ' midst their fragranee, All yiinr hejies are made ciini]i|ele. Thongh we jjass from niii tliese ]i(irtals, Si eak goodbye to Bnie ' s Creek, ] ray we not forget her lessons And the morals which they teach. We to xilma Mater whis]ier Fond goodbyes, Imt ndl larewidl. What the fleeting years may dtlef Each of ns, ah! who can lell ( May God flood all juiths with sunshine For the Class of l ' .tli When life ' s jonrney here is emled, Mav we lu-ar. Ydti ' ve all dune well.