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

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«t- f. t,, y ' ' - - First r(nc, left to right: Ray Ei.kixs Cook I lallshoro. N. C. Vf sh.-ill .-ilways ri ' iiunilHi- l{.iv oil the atlilrtif Held. Tluri ' U - srt-iiifil at lionir. (.ooii liK ' k to you. Sfcond nnc.lcfi to right: Dale Davis LunilK-rton, N. C. Dale lias many aptitudes. . He is crrtaiiily licack-il for .success. Haholi) Smith Cooki Durliain. N. C. Althouuli lie is short ami (jiiict lie makes a hii;- hit on the IJaskcthall court. Carey Vklmont Downing Fayetteville, N. C. .Vlthoun ' li it has heeu difficult for some of us to net to know Carey, we admit th.-it it is our own fault. ' I ' h.-iiiks ,-1 niilliou f(n- heiiii; wli.at vou ]?. AiNswoiiTii CouuKTT Garner, N. C. n amhiticMis youiif;- man with an ahidiiii; love for all sports. Mahtix Doziei! Whitakers. N. C. . n all around giiod fidlow. M.-irtin is a hajjjiy jiersonality. His dixerse interests and frit-ndly m.-inners make him admired hv all. Xathax Kmohv Cox (ireenslioro. N. C. A humorous convers;ition;dist. .-ind ;i conscien- tious student. Enid Duakk Castalia. N. C. Enid ' s interests are many, and it is liis .sincere devotion to the winniiii;- of certain basketball u;imcs tli.at l),as m.-ide him ]io)nil;ir and much liked.

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First rOiC, U ' ft to right: Willis Donald Brown Magnolia, N. C. The profouiidity of his thought and aggressive- ness of liis performance give us faitli that Willis will one dav be a verv fine lawver. Second row, h-ft to right: Xeal McCjke Cahlton Warsaw, N. C. Short and quiet hut still all right. You might see Neal in Erwin tonight. He likes Chemistry Lab, too. James Morris Bvhd Windsor. X. C. A friend in need is a friend indeed — I am sure your friends can truthfully say this of you, James. Walter Karl Carson Bath, N. C. Saint .James wrote, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. You have taken his advice, Walter, and we know you will somedav reap the reward. Frank Caldwell Charlotte, X. C. Religion and eating, or is it eating and religion: Pjither word reminds one of this good-natured fellow. Betsy Campbell Buies Creek, X. C. .She likes pearls about as well as she does good ball games. She is original and likes children. Maybe that is why she is majoring in ))rimary education. Ellen Louise Cailk Bennett, N. C. Blondie, as the above likeness implies, is energetic, high-spirited, likable, and lovable. She can be found with her telescope focused on Pearson, most any old time. Raymond Otis Colston Bacon ' s Castle, Va. When it sounds good, that ' s swell; when it sounds lowsy, they still cheer. Otis has a per- sonality which gets him through any situation.

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First row, left to right: George Parker Edwards I ' liuilttoii. N. C. George is an open-minded person; and it may be that his candy eating has made him the im- mense person tliat he is. Allex Bovd Kllex li.ittlrl.oro. N. C. Allen, being by naturt- .-i (luut fcllnw. likes to go on fishing trips. It ' s iiiorf tli;in incidental that trig fascinates him. Edna Rith Elliott (Jaffney. S. C. From way down in Ciaffney, South Carolina, this little lassie hails. Leaving a certain gentle- man behind certainly hasn ' t daunted her spirits. To you we say, Keep Climbing, Ruth. .Second nnc, left to right: James Lehoy Faiso.x Clayton, N. C. Whatever James starts, he finishes. As editor of Creek Pebbles, perhaps he is best described as an abstract James Strickland. Iris Elaine P elton F-ure. X. C. Elaine is a very likable, intelligent girl who is always ready to help a friend. Her host of friends is proof that she will be successful in whatever she undertakes in life. MiRiAN Eleanor Fehebee Manteo, N. C. Smiley, the lovable, laughable, light-hearted girl has always a smile and a head full of curls. She isn ' t too short and she isn ' t too tall; an all-round student, it ' s agreed bv all. I.ITTIIER L. ExzoR Fair Hlurt ' , X. C. Luther your earnestness in the Kingdom ' s work has inspired us to labor more for the Master. Your influence has made us better Christians. James Malcoln Fitzgerald Selma. X. C. James has a mind for mathematics which will prove its value when he enters into business.