University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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c Annie Goodloe Browne, A. B. Vaughan, N. C. Adelphian. Editor The Carolinian, ioio-iqii; Class Prophet; President German Club, Spring 191 1. The Class baby in appearance and years, and most extraordinarily precocious. Is of an imaginative temperament which results in excellent literary productions. Ever since we entered college we have been puzzling over how she will look when she is a grown-up school marm, but we have decided to give up in despair. Land sakes! Qjuujuul, Q Mm- d tn u Bonnie Mae Brown, B. P. KlNSTON, N. C. Cornelian. Treasurer of Class, 191 1. The original hockey player; a faithful fiddler in the College Orchestra for four years (N. B. — Alliteration). She wishes to devote these talents to the missionary field in South America, where she will follow the call of the Bell. 25

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4R Bessie Bennett, A. B. Reidsville, N. C. Cornelian. Class Treasurer, Fall of 1909; Marshal, 1910-1911; Advertising Edi- tor The Carolinian; Vice-President of the German Club. Her crowning glory is her hair, so we arc riot surprised to find her a member of the anti- rat party. She is a linguist of no small renown, having a complete mastery of the three languages, United Slates, Roman, and Deutsch. Has been implicated in many cases but never brought to court. In spite of this fact she is, strange to say, very popular. Bless me! -a . Mary Leta Berry, B. P. Swan Quarter, X. G. Adelphian. Entered Class, Fall 1910. Joined the Class in our Senior year, there- fore we don ' t know as much about her as we would like. She ' s very quiet and reserved, and the very personification of dignity. Has been trying to take up her abode on Senior Hall ever since she joined the Class, but hasn ' t vet succeeded. She is coming by degrees. Ab- XV ■ 24

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CI Antoinette Black, B. P. Wilmington-, X. C. Cornelian. Class Treasurer, Fall term, 1910; Marshal 1910-1911. Serious and sober-minded. The Bible and Robert Browning constitute her favorite literature. She is very proud of having seen a point once, and hopes to do so again. Docs not understand the indestructibility of matter nor other serious matters of life. (We don ' t either.) Oh, I must study this ' math. Frances Bryan Broadfoot, B. P. Adelphian. President of Class, Spring term, 1910; Chief Marshal, 1910-1911; President of Students ' Council, 1910- 1911. Starred in 1 go ) as Babbie in the Little Minister, and has appeared since before the public in the role of Chief Marshal. Notable facts in her past history are: The acquisition of Judge Bryan as a grandfather; a term at St. Mary ' s, and a visit to New York. For references, see Slaughter ' s Reveries of a Roommate, or Wills ' Essay on Heroine Worship. ' i -e . 26 K. Ka-a v