Craven County Farm Life School - Mill Stream Yearbook (Vanceboro, NC)

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'X ' 1 . MOTTO: Faire Sa? :What FRANK L. TEUTON, JR., MASCOT lrr2v1L afml Clolrl LS Dire. Colors : C FRANK VVILLIAMS. . . LESLIE IPOCK ...... JOHNNIE LANCASTER. . . EULA BALLENGER. . SALLIE MAl'DE LAM NORMA ROWE ...... WILLIE ROWE. . . IPAGE Nmsl ...... FLOWER: Yellow Rosa 51 Senior Class Officfrs 'AST ICR. . -.... . b'ef'1'cflc1ry . . . . .frvsizlmzt Vive l,I'C.SllIUll,f anal T1'12u,s11w1'0r .........,POPt . ..l'1'n!1l10l ...Tcslazfor . . .llf1fsfo'7'1'U7L

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. f '- -- Q- - . 1 ,:.iX- s .. ' X ' Zin Memoriam ANDREW LEROY SMITH O U R BELOVED CLASSMATEH BORN JULY 27,1904 DIED OCTOBER 19,1923 To the Memory of Andrew CBY E. C. DURHAMJ sb TS not in vain he took up life and laid it down so soon: Some reach the end of their life-day ere comrades reach the noon. How much he lived in those few years to make his stay worth while! He lived in every cheerful word, he lived in every smile. Home first, with home ties binding him, he did so noble live: He lived in that Hrst baby smile his parents saw him give, And as he talked, and walked, and grew to be a manly son, He lived in such a noble way that home ones say, 4'lVell done! ln other homes he had a place that no one else could take, And now the social circles feel the sudden shocking break: They feel it most in homes where just a few would often meet, .Xnd where they say it took his face to make their joy complete. He lived elsewhere-he lived in school. As one from out the mass lle was selected, then was placed, as a leader of his class. They think not now of him as one who lived and lives no more- But Andrew Smith will ever live in the class of 724. He lived, l've seen him noble live, as oft he took his seat, VVith reverence unsurpassed, in church, to sing and to repeat, The ereeds and prayers that all there said, expressing their belief ln Him, the Maker, Father Friend, and Comforter in grief. Who says that Andrew did not live to bless the brotherhood? For I hear voices everywhere, exelaiming 'tHe was good l 'Tis not the length of many years that makes his memory sweet How much, and not how long, he lived, makes Andrewls life complete. IPAQE EIGHT!

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-emu, ' f- , N- ...,..., .Xu-W ,... mivy-.j':' -1 ri-1fF'if1?7 - - .e N 2 .'- , A3 523 , ,isp ,Ne-qw. b av . e 4 3705 HAZEL 4kVERY VISTA, N. C. Humor Editor of HBIILI. STREAM For all her 4-hatter and nonsense, Hazel is not lacking in brains. Wie ourselves may be slow-witted, but Hazel may be depended upon to see through every humorous happen- ing. Behind it all is a true heart. Tsi- sgf A ' Ei . EVLA 13.-XLLENGER K x gm., ERNUL, N. C. Tflllllilfllllfll' Dcbfzre 19233 Editor of Photogrophs 1923-1924: Class Poet 1923-1924. I-Zulu is one of our girls from the country. She is quiet and not given to raving. She thinks a lot of her education because she rides in from the country every morning. She Q, .. has her head full of knowledge when she leaves in the afternoon, too. . if., LEON C.xrsEv GRIFTON, N. C. Every onre in ii while we meet people whom the longer we know the better we like. Leon is one of these. A rherful personality radiates from every inch of his six feet six. CHARLoTT12 COPPAGE ?, 'f4i-- 'Eta' Vkxcmsono. IN. C. H7 5Q4?1jg' If Charlotte ever gets married she'll have to change 5 its!! because at the present she surely doesnt have any kind his feelings for the masculine sex. But you just wait, some- .Vipkn . day shell wake to find that she's desperately in love. JOB- en. . ' 'W A ., .N rv --'fa s' 1' V ' M ' F Vo f. ga ':- f ' 'V vt--'.f . A' ' 4 '- -'f .' f' if IPAGE TENj