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

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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

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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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Mrs. E. a. Crawford, Ph.B. Mebane, North Carolina No qiialities will get one more friends than to admire the qualities and disposition of others Mi- ' s Annie Velina York entered the Fresh- iiiiin ( l;is,s here in 1894, pursuing a hterary III I use lor two years, then changing to Art, in whifh she received a certificate in 1898. Upon entering the duties of hfe she soon reahzed the ilrc.-im of youth and became Mrs. E. A. Craw- fonl. As sucli she came to us this year, and, liy licr I ' linni-niality and devotion to duty, at once won tlie liearts of her classmates. Time lias neither marred her features nor dulled her inlellect; the most difficult subjects to others are easy to her with facility. Shakespeare is (|Uoted and Latin iii, rii|ii inns are made plain. Here is an exanipir nl .ipplication to duty and devotion to the hii;hcst ideals. College Honors Psiphelian; Christian Endeavor; Y. W. A.; Religious Editor Pliip.sich, ' 10.