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

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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.

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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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William I-ee Kinnkv, A.B. Burlington, North Carolina aniiiol accuse liiiii, if I nhoidd desire to Although Bill murmured much to his nearest friends about the Queen ' s lee Fac- tory he was usually the joUiest fellow in the ( lass. He was self-reliant in all his pursuits and won the eonfidence of both students and faculty. Mozelle and Mathematics were his majors while in College, and his life ' s work will be a further pursuit of these .subjects. Kinney will be remembered as a star de- bater. He faced his opponents in three public combats and never suffered defeat. He was the man behind the gun. For the power be- liind the man see the opposite picture. College Honors Philologian; V. M. C. A.; Christian Endeavor; Phi. Debater, ' 13; Sophomore Debater. Fresh- man-Sophomore Debate, ' 14; Junior Debater, Junioi ' -Senior Debate, ' 15; Vice-President Y. M. C. A., ' 14-15; Chairman Per.sonal Evan- gelism Committee, ' 15; General vSecretary Y. M. C. A., ' 15-16; Delegate State S. S. Con- vention, Winston-Salem, ' 14; Delegate State Y. M. C. A. Convention, ' 15; College Band, ' 15; College Student Solii-itor, ' 15: Elecled President Self-GovernmenI Hoard. ' 15; Chapel Monitor, ' 15-16.