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

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CIIKSE i)assing ila s arc cunliii- ually rolling themselves into ears. and the fond events that cling to (lur memory will, one In one. lie lo t tci view. If at some distant dav the events recorded here shall brighten the menK.ry made mellow by the hand of t ' .me, and our returning youth is tenderlv linked with that of our College days, then our purpose h;dl be accomplished and hall be content. Page Nine

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not PMIPSIC1 I Dr. Newman ' s life has been given almost entirely to teaching. He was first instructor in English and Philosophy at the University of North Carolina. His ne.xt appo ' ntment was associate principal of the Suffolk Collegiate Institute. From that post he liecame Adjunct Professor of Latin in Antioch College, Yellow Springs, ( )hio. This was a most fortunate position, for here he met with Mrs. Newman, who was then Miss Pattie R. Long, Odessa, Mo., but a student in -Antioch. In all Dr. Newman ' s career this Christian woman has been all that the Scriptures imi)l - in that suggesf ' ve word, help-meet. She is active in Christian effort and in the good deeds which she does. Mer children, three sons and two daughters, praise her and call her blessed. So also do her frienth — and they are everybod} ' . From Antioch Dr. Newman came to The Graham Normal College and accepted the chair of Latin and Creek. There he remained till the College whose name, Elon, means strength and beauty, was founded in 1890, as we have said. Here the honored scholar and beloved man has become rooted and grounded in love, to quote from Paul, and here he has grown in usefulness and power until like kberty and union. .Vewman and Elon, have become one and inseparable, now and forever. W. A. H. I ELON COLLEGE I fage Eight

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