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

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V Malissie Jackson — (Ath.) Dunn, X. C. Motto: Never give up. Heaven is not reached by a single bound, But we build a ladder on which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies And mount its summit round by round. Though the subject of this sketch has been with us for only a short time, yet by her earnestness and faith- fulness she has won for herself a great host of friends including both facultj- and students. She is an excellent girl both in and out of school and always accomplishes whatever she undertakes. We feel sure that her life will be a success even under the most trying ciromnstances. Kelly Jexkixs — (Eit.) Roanoke Hapids, X. C Motto: Not fnilnre hid loiv aim, is crime. Kelly is a boy who does things. He has proven his ijcrsevcrance and loyalty to trutli as well as to ir- gil and Geometry. He never gives up, but lives up to his motto. He believes in Duty before pleasure. How- ever, if you want a joke told or a little fiui stirred up. you can count on him. He is everybody ' s friend and lavishes his esteem on all his fcliciu cially a certain dormitory girl, llr of his infatuation and denies himsi If ing on his friend. We feel sure iIk whatever lie uiiderlakos. -hid , but espe- d ndes in spite jiliasure of call- P (I ij e T IV e II I y - o ?i e

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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.

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i0» Nellik C!ray Martin — (Ath.) Reidsville, N. C. Mdtto: Dniy hrfore phnsnn-. Our greatest glory is not in never falling but in rising every time we fall. Member of Editorial Staff, .Iuni ir Class, ' 1.3; President of Society first half (if Ivdl Tcrni, ' 13; President of Philathea Class, ' l:i and ' 11; I ' dd, Senior Class, ' 14. The |ii ixmnil ,,( the Senior Class would be incom- plete willMiiii ilii- ilijcct of this .sketch — a gu ' l of splen- did aci-(ini|ilwlini( iits, thoughtful, earnest, and always bearing more than her part. Nell has a smile and kind word for every one, even when a Latin or Geometry quiz is only a few moments distant. The above motto is a splendid index of her character, for she is liviiiti every day its beautiful sentiment. The hours wlnhd :i ;iy in sport bv others find this girl diligently a|i| ' Uiiiii Inrsclf to the problems of sc1h«j1 life. We have no d.iul.t of her success in any sphere of life llial she may deeide to occupy. KiuiKNiA Moody — (Ath.) Roanoke Rai ids, N. C. Motto; Do all the ijudil i on oin mid ilmi ' l niake a fuss about il. Count that day lost whose low descending s m Views from thy hand no worthy action done. President of Society fir.st half of Spring Term, ' 14; Author of Essay for Pine Burr; Member of Editorial Staff. Jinks is a kind hearted, conscientious giid who has won her place by her own heroic efforts. She is a splendid student, an acconipli-lied iiiiisni.in. :iii I ' lilhusiastic society worker and a ni.i-i lejie. nl.le .(miiikiiiiou. Her record here has been nmiLcd li - ii.i sensatmnalliights or falls, but h;is been a sti ' ady rise — the product of honest toil. Ill hei- liiiiiM ' eiiiiiniiinily or wherever she may take up her abode, we feel conHdent of her success, for she pos- sesses those exquisite qualities that always win, even under adverse circumstances. ' „ , c 7 ' IC r I, I 11 -I .