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

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SiDiio Pearl Fisher, Hope Mills, N. C. MiiTTo: SniiHiime, xomcwhere, somehow. So near is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man ; When duty whispers low, Thou nuist, The youth replii ' s. 1 can. !■ arc fortunate to liavc with us this lass, to cheer ami liiinhtcn our pafliway. Slie has been with us two yc.iis and has hccii fmuid faithfvd to every worthy cause. hen tlic way sccnis dark she always trusts to Providence and does her ' besl. (Ath.) Ch. rIjKs .John.son Fleetwood, Motto; ,S ' ( Void possiiiii. Hertiord, N. C. ' Everv man stamjis his own value upon him- self, and he is great or little according to his -ssat iK The highest tribute that can be paid to a student is to say that he is always faithful to his duties, frank and loyal to his teachers and many friends. Such a tribute is worthily paid to this young man. He has fillid impor- tant places in his .society and is the nunii liminrcd Presi- dent of our class. His carn ' st, sympal liel ic licarl makes him .anxious to help his fellow men. He expects to take a medical course at KichuKJud. We ])redict for him a useful career, not onlv in administering to the physical needs of mankind, but in midving the wc.rld brighter with his high ideals of life. (Imi.I Ai). Penelope Hamilton, Marshville, . C. Motto: Puddle your own canoe. Yet where an equal poise of hope and fear loes arbitrate the event, my nature is that I incline to hope rather than fear, and gladly banish squint .suspicion. Although Jack h.as been with us only one year, her faithfulness and ability have won for her many friends. She is one of our brightest girls, the leader in .all of her classes, and by the quiet yet determined way in which she performs her task.s she show.s us that she always does her best without making a fuss over it. No task is too hard for her. We e.xiiect to see her name among the great teachers of our State. (Ath.)

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Ina Azalkxe Dinlat, Bonier, X. C. Motto: Let us he rather Ihiiii aceiit. Count that day lost whose low descending sun ' iews from thy hand no worthy action done. Ted is a girl with a genial disposition and an example of a strong character. She is marked by her faithful- ne.ss to duty and is calm in her actions. There is no better testimony to her ability as a student than to say she won the albound Best Student Medal in her Junior year. She is enthusiastic in religious work and has held honors in her society and other organizations, ■e are confident that she will make good in whatever she under- takes. (Ath.) Odis Toy Eakes, Oxford, X. C. Motto: oiiiic, I .soic, cuiiqucnd. Eakes is one of our best boys, very active in the relig- ious and society work. Always ready to lend a lielping hand to his teachers and schoolmates. He is well known by all the students and to know him i.s to like him. We are sure that he will make friends wherever he goes, and that whatever line of work he is planning to follow he will alwavsbe faithful. (Phi.) .I(JMN RoHKjiT ICdwahds, Ore Hill, N. C. Motto: [(llcness is cn ' iiic, John Robert is a young man with a strong personality. He is jolly and is noted for his wit, but knows just when to stop foolishness and take things serioiisl} ' . He takes jileasure in lending a helping hand to anyone in need. He is preparing for the ministry and we feel sure the future has in store for him a life of usefulness. (Eu )

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Joseph Duncan Hoggard, Asheville, N. C. Motto: Don ' t talk u-hen you ' ve nothing to say. Piggard is a young man of excellent character. One in whom his fellow students have the utmost confidence and respect and whom his teachers have learned to depend upon. Although undecided upon his life work, yet we know, judging by his past Ufe, that whatever sphere he fills will be nobly filled and that he will try to help his fallen brother. A good student and an enthii- siastic worker for his society, in which he has held offices of honor. (Phi.) Hubert Hexry Huff, Soudan, Va. Motto: He vhn u-oidd win munt labor for the prize. It seems that Hubert has made it his motto, Some may come and some may go, but I stay on forever. It is true he has been with us a good while, still he has always been faithful to his work. During this time he has completed the Business Course and also the Literary work. He is beyond a doubt the hardest worker in the class — Always on the job, as he calls it. He is unde- cided what he will follow in life but whatever it may be we are sure he will meet with the Kr(!atest of success (Eu.) Weusteu Xim.mo J.acksox, Faison, N. C. MoTT(K Exio quod esse videris. We do not have to know anyone long until his uliilily will reveal it.self. This is true with Jackson. Althcmnii he has only been with us a short while he shows I lie marks of a brilhant student. On the athletic field he is acknowledged as an alh-ound athlete. Any task lie may undertake will be finished well by him. (Phi.)