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

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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.

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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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THE PI E BIKR Page twenty-five Clas!£i ropfjecp The Prophet now takes up his pen To write of things within his Icen, And lift the curtain, now and then, On B. C. A. friends who are women and men. Harrington and Ives we found out then Are bringing to God their fellow men. And trying to show them day by day That He is the Life, the Truth, and the Way. So these few lines he hopes will show The destinies of those we know, Who journeyed thro ' this vale of woe In the Class of ' 12, as named below. Down at Fair Bluff, the strawberry land, Batson and Rogers have taken their stand. And won for themselves and their coun- try fair Prosperity and thrift and money to spare. A famous journalist is Robert F. Pace, He meets the world with an honest face; And living now with his better half, From morning till night sounds his happy laugh. Cole and Creech are practicing law — The greatest fellows you most ever saw, — While Clyde and Rollo, please take note. Are titled il.D. ' s, both in the same boat. New Jersey ' s business in imported silk Is largely due to Loudermilk. While Ruby Shields and Beulah T. Are faithful in work of charity. The Thoniasville Orphanage called friend Joe As General Manager to make the busi- ness go. While Humphrey in his Southern State Wields an influence far and great. Bessie Campbell and May .McKay In the world of music found their great joy. And since the year of ' 12. when they left here, They have entered upon a brilliant career. Annie Snoddy and Beulah J. Are teaching school in the good old way; While Lizzie Lynk and Cornelia Lanier Are living old maids — that is, so I hear. The prophet here pauses to get a new start. For he finds it is hard to do well his part, And in every circumstance tell the truth Concerning the future of B. C. A. ' s youth. Next comes Durema, slender and tall. Teaching to her is no trouble at all; And Ada Welch is a pedagogue trim. Who goes at her work with a vigor and vim. Stevens and Pope have joined the band Of those preaching Christ throughout the land. While Ingram and Mangum do the same In striving their best to His message pro- claim. Currie and Story and Ysalgue Are dentists of note, we ' ve heard some one say ; While Sutton of Latin is a master, And few can translate the sentences faster.