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

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Clarence L. Fisher — (Phi). Roseboro, N. C. Motto: Ad finem. I hate to see things done by halves. If it is worth doing at all, do it right; if not leave it alone. Fisher is a favorite among the students especially the dormitory girls. He himself claims one of the board- ing girls as his best friend, but since he must be loyal to the government of the school ho bestows his affections on a certain community girl. Although he has been with us but one year he has proven himself true to the best things of the school. From here he goes to college, where he intends to complete the literary work, after w ' hich he hopes to pursue a course in law. FiLADELFO DiOXEDES GaRCI, — (Eu.) Holguin, Oriente, Cuba. Motto: Vince te. In the world ' s broad field of battle, In the bivouac of life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle ! Be a hero in the strife ! Garcia came all the way from tlu cane brakes of Cuba to Ki ' ndu.ilc with the Class of ' 14. He has spent three yi-n- wiih us and each one has been filled to the best of lii aliiliiN. He has proven himself to be a loyal student a[id knuws not what it is to fail. Gosse is known as one of our best Latin students. He has many good friends that are w-atching, waiting, and expecting a great success from him in future years as an M.D. P a ,! e N i .

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Ralekih Newton Childress — (Phi.) Kaleigh, X. C. Motto; Oii ' r your right hand ti the luifortunalc. My life is a brief, brief thing, I am here for a little space; And while I stay, I would like if I may. To brighten and better the place. inner of Best Debater ' s Medal, ' 13; President of Society lii ' st half of Spring Term; Commencement Rcjiresenta- live; President of Senior Class. Kaleigh Newton Childress is a name well known :ii(iiiiid Buie ' s Creek, wherever he goes he carries a smile of sunshine with him. He is always ready, and willing to lirlp you, when it lies within his power. His chosen pro- Irssion in life is the ministry. Already his deep religious (■(uniction has demonstrated itself in ))rayer meetings and V. M. C. A. work. His record as a society worker is sur- passed by very few. On several occasions he has repre- sented his society as a public speaker. Carlos Benjamin DoMiNr.uBZ — (Eu.) Sta. Lucia, Oriente, Cuba. :Motto: Do the thimi so irelt that ererii one inlt w int l ou to llo it Oljoill. Let us then, be up and doiiin. With a hi ' art I ' or any fate; Still acliicvini; ' , still piu ' suing, Learn to lalior and to wail. In the fall of ' 13 he boarded a vessel bound for Amer- ica ' s shores. Landing at Tampa, Fla., he delayed not exploring her coast, but hastened on by winding routes, as the Spanish explorers, seeking the Fountain of Youth, till he f Hin(i himself knocking at the doors of this insti- tution demanding entrance. The doors were soon ajar and he entered, introducing him.self with all the dignity of Si)anisli tongue, at the same time uttering the words, Tene tluria ma ' s masica. These two words he has since translated, not in English language but in an aei ' u- rate solution of both i)roblems in then- respective depart- ments. Now with a business diploma under his arm, and nMlddir, . n Im- liniici ' lips, plus the affections of his music ii-M ' lii r ,ind I he r ii.cm (jf all Dominicar goes forth to manage llic Liusiness end (jf t ' uba. ' ( ij e E i y It t c a n

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Paul Elliot Greene — (Phi.) Lillington, N. C. Motto: Be true lo Dijisel}, and you will he true to everythi iij. No faint inji; heart In this world ' s strife Has caused to Hve Our faithful life. Anniversary Deliater; President of Philologian Society last half of Fall Term, ' 13; Commencement Repre- sentative; Historian for Senior Class. Paul has been with us two years and a half, and dui- niy, this time we have found him faithful to his daily task, and always meriting the confidence repn.-icd in hini. He is a young man of great ability. Books arc his pas- sion and work his recreation. I ifficuUy has been no l)aiTier to his success for he h;is dvci-coinc many. In his chosen vocation in life, as a lawyir, wc- wisli him every success. Willie W. Green — (Eu.) Motto: Trying always to rise higher. Nelson, N. C. The heights by great men readied and kcjit Were not attained by sudden flight; But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. This young man came to us after schixil started, fin- ished his course in the business deparl iiirni and Icll be- fore Commencement. Although his stay was biirf yil he left an excellent record, both in his studies and depinl- inent. No student was ever more attentive, ajiplied him- self more diligently to his studies or bett ' r deserved thi ennfiilence of both teachers and students. In the wdrli III ' business, for which he has carefully preiiared liiiuself lie carries the good wishes of both teachers and studenls If he applies himself In liis Imsiness as he has In lii school work success will be cerlain.