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

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EuLA May Bullard, Fayettcville, N. C. Motto: X ever give up. Her greatest glory is not in never failing but in rising every time she falls. Of Jule it may be said that she has that charming trait of character which so many others do not possess, that of not speaking unless she has something to say. She is one of the most studious girls in school, and thei-c is no one who has more friends. You will ever find Eiila doing that which tends toward helping others. .Just to see her you would think her haughty, but to know her reveals just the contrary fact. (Athenian; Secretary Class ' 13.) M. Peytox Bullahd, Fayetteville, N. C. Motto: Slriving upward to higher things. The secret of success is constancy to piu-pose. His face is the mirror of soul, therefore at a glance an observer would say This is a young man with a noble character, which is true. Though you search through the whole student body you will not find one more stu- dious or more loyal to his teachers and the regulations of the school than Peyton. Although here for only one short year yet he has won many lasting friends who wish for him the greatest of success. (Eu.; Critic Society.) Henry Verkon Burden, Aulander, X. C. Motto: Give the world the hrxl you hare and the henl will come to yon. Vernon is always bubbhng over with happiness. Those who come in contact with him ai-e sure to catch some of his cheerfulness and then they smile and soon the whole school smiles. In his chosen profession of taking tem- peratures and writing prescriptions he will make good, for whatsoever he goes at he goes with a determination to succeed. (Eu.)

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Chester Orlander Bell, Linden, N. C. Motto: Mientras ijo rim yo espero. I dare do all that may become a man: Who dares do more is none. Chip has been here only two years but in that short time he has won friends as few have been able to do. In a shorter time than the average student he com- l)lpted the High School course. In the spring of 1912 lie won the Excelsior, for the best allround young man in school. He has held several important offices in his society and the Y. M. C. A. As a lawyer we shall expect him to make good — pleading the one great (love) case. (Eu.); President Societv; President Anniversarv 1911. Felix Orton Bell, Linden, N. C. Motto: Labor niiniin riiicit. The only heli)less people in the world are the lazy. Felix is not one of the helpless, for in a shorter time than it takes most students he completed the required High Scliuol course. Like the Liberty bell he is up in the air atifl has to look down on most of us, and yet he is not above us for he is the friend of every one, his sunny smile can not help but win for him friends and his cheery tones have a ring uncommon to most Bells. If at any time you hear You know — spoken in a ringing tone, you may look out for Felix, for he is sure to be near. In his chosen profession of M.D. the Senior Class of lOl. ' J wish for him much success. (Eu.) Lena Maik Betts, Buies Creek, X. C. Motto: Dmi ' t be dismnrnged, ncrcr give up. girl of high quahties, very modest, sweet in dispo- sition, and possesses a deep Christian character. She is faithful to her school duties and in all things she does her part well. Though undecided as to her hfe work we feel sure that she will be capable in whatever .she undertakes.

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CiEORciE r. Cameron, Iln|K. Mills, N. C. MoTTci; Li1 ninllin- hv iiiij iiniilinii star. ' My Country! Mv Mot her I My Clod! ■Jlick ' vriy iiiilustrious student and knows liow to use his time to make it count for most. He never hesitate.? to ask a question when he can gain knowledge h, ' it. He is kind in nature and has a cheerful disposi- tion; just such a boy as gains the friendship of people as fast as they learn him. He intends to use his talents in service for his Master. We feel sure that .succe.s.s stands at his door and knocks. (Phi.; Midterm Repre- sentative; Leader ill religious organizations.) M.- TTiiC Lois C(ii;i:ixs Motto: X nl I, inn -Men jii.lg,. us le Bear Creek, N. C. the siieeess of o t the efforts theniselvt .f tluil till In .M:illii- we have anotlier |iri goods ;ii ' e III small packages. Shi ' is small of stature but not m common sense, hustle and energy. She is always on the move and this means that she is always doing something, for she never moves just merely to get rid of siiridiis energy. There is not a more sincere, liuc hi ' :iiied girl in srliool than Mattie, nor one mori ' |.n|Hihu- (Atli. ' iuaii; Ivlitorial Staff Pine Buim.) Cedar Creek, N. C. s belore . ' .-iv, ■lear, 111; lamp. lLl.l, .M C. HLVI,E DoWNINC, Motto: !lr rnii irlm lllllihx In For when the heart ;oi . nd illumines the k ]] Many things are niadi- • Lie li ' idden in darkness. iMiginecr is one of the most substantial students in school, as his manly expression betrays. He is quiet and modest, but his ability has asserted itself to such a degree that he is a recognized leader. He is one who has never sought honor but has had it Thrust upon him. He has held every office from doorkeeper to President in his society and has filled each one with i(|iial honor, has also been a prominent leader in other oig.uzations tending toward the better life of the school. inner of both Improvement and Debater Medals in his society. (Phi.)