Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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m w 5 Eo © NELL CAMPBELL, PH. B. Florence, Ala. Class Giftorian ; Pres. Ossolian Society 1916; Pres. Junior Class 1915-16; I. P. A. Captain Girls ' Basket Ball Team 1915-16-17 Roof Garden Club; Milligan Orchestra Girls ' Glee Club; Social Editor of The Buf- falo 1915-16; Assistant Literary Editor of The Buffalo 1916-17. Ah, Nell ! Those innocent blue eyes, with the angelic expression, have done noble work in getting by some rough places on the road. Nell is loved by all because of her cute, bad, little ways and sweet disposition. She is on the sunny side all the time. Even the loss of her best beau did not faze her. I ike a wise little Campbell she got a hump on herself and found another. German is her hobby. She ' s not a fioddess, an angel, a lily or u pearl She ' s just that which is sweetest, completest and neatest — , A dear little, queer little, siaeet little girl.

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Isi lUJ {a} CARSIE MAE BOWERS, B. S. Elizabethton, Tenn. Vice-President Senior Class ; President Ossolian Literary Society 1916; I. P. A.; Racket Raisers ' Tennis Club. Down in Happy Valley, on the banks of the Watauga, stands a monument erect- ed in honor of the King ' s Mountain Boys. This beautiful valley widens up past Syc- amore Shoals, then the old Taylor farm, into a fine farming section. It is from the • very heart of this section that Miss Bow- ers comes to us. To be sure any one coming from such a beautiful country could not help but be a fond lover of na- ture, and it is this love of nature that one first notices wlien in company with Miss Bowers. She not only finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks, and ser- mons in stones, but she revels in the ar- rangement of all nature, her hair and her home. Her interest always goes to the top, and thus we often find her in com- pany with the Garrett. Miss Bowers has dark brown hair and ej ' es to match, with the proper expression to make one willing to fight for his country, his home and the one he loves. Her voice wus soft, gentle and loir. An excellent thing in H ' Oiiuni.

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mm w S Ik: © RUSSELL BOONE CLARK, A. B. Boone ' s Creek. Tennessee. Adelphian Literary Society 1912; V. Pres- ident Frederick D. Kershner Society 1914; Critic American Literary Society 1916-17; Owl Club 1914; Member Athletic Associa- tion 1913-14-15-16-17; Basket Ball Guard; Baseball ; Varsity Team. Seven years ago there came to dear old Milligan, a little freckle-faced boy in knickerbockers. Russell, more commonly known as Rastus, was much loved by the ladies, but of late years the tables have turned and Rastus is loving the ladies. An ardent lover of athlet ics of all kinds, he never is more happy than when in ball clothes or whistling a tune of some kind. A good student, and one to be depended on in case of need, we will one day hear of him as a doctor of medicine of no mean ability. Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt And every grin so merry dniu ' s one ou(.