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

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Latta, S. C. IMI .lis- V iM.lh Willie Joseph Ckuwley, (Eu.) Motto: Ltani li do hij doing. Youth is no crimo, and incxpi gr ace; but youth that doe.-- im i that has not learned from I ' xpi a disgrace and a crime. Not a new face by any means; lie has been here be- yond the recollection of some of the oldest students. He is quiet, prompt, obedient, and ever ready to do his Ijest. His pecuUar, happy laugh can be frequently lieard. He is always on his job. Xnw lh:ii his si ' hi)ol life here is ended we hope lie will :iiii iii|ji uivnt things, e.xpect great things, and acoomplisli ii,ivii ihin s. Lell. n Baumcs D. wes (Phi.) Elm City, N. C. Motto: Trulh conijiurs nil things. Sow an act, reap a habit ; Sow a habit, reap a character; Sow a character, reap a destiny. Dawes, as he is generally called, is a young lad just entering manhood. He accompUshes things, but not in a haphazard or unsystematic way. He is a briglit, studious young man who always seems to think before acting. We predict a bright future for Dawes and extend to him hearty wishes for success. Henuy Buow.n D.vy (Eu.) Winston-Salem, N. C. Motto: H ' io dues not. ndoniicc, falls tichind. Here ' s :l sinh to those who love me, Anil :i smile to those who hate, . iid, wli.ilrver skv ' s above me, line ' s a li. ' ait for ev ' ry fate. Henry has been here for (juite a while, and is well known around Buie ' s Creek. He carries a smile wliere- evcr he goes, takes life easy and never thinks of hard times until they arrive. He is a fine cornetist and is well known among the Viand boys. In his chosen voca- tion in lite, as an optician, he has the best wishes of the class for his success.

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Mart K. CAm-ER (Ath.) Rougemont, N. C. Motto: Strike high even if you fall low. There was never a night so weary and dark That the stars won- ii l nmrwhere shining; There is never a cIimuI ,-o Iii:i v and black That it has not a silvrry lining. Polly has been with us less than a year, but in that time she has proven worthy of the esteem and love of all. She has been loyal and faithful to the school and her work. Mary looks ever on the bright side of hfe. Come what may, this girl does not bend or frown be- neath the load, but instead, carries a smile and is cheer- ful all the way. Slie finds a place in all religious organi- zations, doing all the good she can without making a fuss about it. In China or the jungles of Africa is a field awaiting her story of our Christ. €% ' m Agnes Lee Cox (Ath.) Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Motto: Beauly is truth; truth and beauty that is all yc have in this world and all ye need to have. Agnes, as she is known :iniuiii; lui- Mliodlmali ' s, is a resident student. Sln ' pn--.--.- ;, .|iiiri, n itimIK ' ;iii l ami- able disposition. She i- !■ -i .md mh lli .m as is shown by her actions. U e feel quite sin-e that, Agnes will succeed in whatever sphere of activity she may enter in the future days. Willie M. Cox (Eu.) Buie ' s Creek, N. C. Motto: He can who thinlcs he can. BiU is one of our home boys, who has inlicrited a spe- cial gift in writing and arithmetir from his father. His ready solution of almost any diflirult innlilmi and a speci- men of his handwTiting will :ii dnn ' ;illirm this truth. Bill, with his quiet, manly cluirachr, lias won a place for himself among both teachers and sUulents.

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Carlos Benjamin Dominguez (Eu.) Sta. Lucia, Oriente, Cuba Motto: Step by step we gain the heights. Tile man that hath no music in himseU, Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils. In ' 13 this young man fii ' st saw the nemasity nf a sen- uine education; and after some cnn-i,!, r.ition iv:ilizr,| tliat he would have to cross the mi lii) ilnp m cudn i i thor- oughly prepare himself to face tiie battles uf hie. He boarded a vessel on Cuban shores, which soon gave him entrance to American doors. During his short stay of two years with us his noble ambition to do things has convinced every teacher and student tluit a brilliant future lies before him. 11. Behnaud Easom (Eu.) Motto: Amicus Omnibtis. Sniithfield, X. C This gentleman bears the distinction of being the hand- somest man in his class. To every duty he proves loyal iiid ( iiiM -t li iTii; to make the most of his opportunities. V- I -111- ' 1 III III- gieat ability, being endowed with a -pii iiiliii ImiiIiiik oice He po.sse.sses a magnanimous Ik lit uaimed witli kmihuss and fiiriiiNlii|i ii.wiiid his li lluw man He cum-- witli liiin ili:ii -i ll—ii-iaining, liu-mcsshke air that the uoilil is caUing Im day after day. Theie is I iilace in tins woild for such a gentleman as he, and nt kiuiu when he takes a part things will happen. Joseph A. Fleetwood (Eu.) Jackson Motto: dare do all that iiiaij licrmni- a man. Who dares do more is none. N. C. Ahliough lie has been with us only a short while, we have found tliat he is nut alr.iiil nf i ik. lir possoscs a quiet, unassuiiiiim iIi-|»i-m ion .-umI .iiinid- siiinK- to his own affairs. Alllioiii;li lie ha- not iliTi.led upon |ji htc ' s work, he is capable of aceomiiiisliing anytliini; lie may attempt. With this in view, we hope t o liear of liiiii doing things in the coming years.