Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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SasiE Blanche Teauue, Ph.B. Lilx ' ity, North Carolina Do you know llnil I niii a ivnman? When I think, I niiixt spiak Just to Uiok into the lirown eyes of this fiiii ' , (|iii ' ciily-I. iilJiiM HDiiiaii is I ' limigh to con- wwri- (,ii ili:ii A i- Ikis ;i sv ml i:it hetic heart. She iKisscsx ' s :i -ir.irii; ili ' tri-niiniit icin and per- sists in maintaining lier position, until she is shown otherwise. Susie is ever ready to render assistance to the needy. Her big heart of love for humanity will always be her win- ning, and her love for a home, combined with her diligence, predicts the pride of another ' s life. During her foiu ' years in College she has endeavored to solve one ' ' Riddle. -A 1W College Honors Psiphelian; Y. W. C. A.; C. E.; Psiphehan Essayist, ' 15; Class Secretary, ' 14; Marshal Freshman-Sophomore Debate, ' 14; Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 14-15; Delegate State S. S. Convention, ' 14; Marshal Junior-Senior Debate, ' 15; Secretary Class, ' 16; Vice Pre.s- ident C. E., ' 16. CL SVl c a tht i-Att

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Carl Brown Riddle, Ph.B. Sanford, North Carolina Tlioii( hl is the property of him who can entertain it Riddle, deserves his name. He is one mem- ber of our Class that no one can foretell his actions. However, he never deserts a good cause, nor turns down an opportunity to ren- der faithful service to his fellow-students. Al- ready he has won fame as an Author. Miss Teague has the lionor to herself of .solving this type of man Riddle — which meets his approval, for he says, Banish that man whose solvency is to every one. His abilities are praiseworthy, and our expectations for him are the best. Codeyt ' Honors Clio; Clio Debater, ' 12; Business Manager Elon College Weekly, ' 13; Clio Orator. ' 13; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 13-14-15-16; Author College Men without Money, ' 14; .Author Trailing the Truth, ' 14; Author Thirty- six, ' 15; Self-Ciovernment Board, East Dormi- tory, ' 15; President C. E. Society, ' 16; Soci- ety Representative, ' 15; Chapel Monitor, ' 16.

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Lloyd Charlks March, A.B. Hcillanci, Virginia (■ who dnes his best does well ■■ Lloyil entered our number with the idea that he had been called to the Ministry, but he thinks time has changed his vocation, though he is none (he less a better man. Wlien ho iiccixcs his dipliima, his expectations reach far inio ilic iHi-iiir— world, and to him we wish liii ' gnaicst success. In College he has been a worker of merit, good natured, popular and congenial. Such a man can only accomplish the best in life, as his College career predicts. March on. CotUyv Honors Clio; Y. M. C. A.; Clio Improvement Medal; ' 13; Class Treasurer, ' 15; Clio Orator, ' 15; Class ' rrea.«urer, ' 16; Electe l Jimior-Senior Marshal, ' 16; Assistant Cliap ' l Monitor, ' 16. 25