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

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Mary Olivia Burbage, B. P. Co mo, N. C. Cornelian. Class Critic, Spring, 1909; Class Secretary, Spring, 1910. It is hard not to head this Livia and Bertha, but the laws of the alphabet are inflexible. But one always thinks of these two running mates as a team — in fact, they have been dubbed The Shetland Ponies. Livia ' s Training School pupils say that Miss Burbage is the nicest teacher they have, and with such a recommendation, there can be no doubt of her future success. Bertha Daniel, B. P. RiiXBORO, N. C. Cornelian. Class Treasurer, Fall, 1908; Class Critic, Spring, 1910. Our quick, small, fiery-tempered Senior. Watch out for Bertha when she starts for or against any project. She is sure to carry her point. Her devotion to Olivia proves the old saying that unlikes attract. They make quite a good combination. 9 Qu OZkj i io l

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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

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Nora Carpenter, B. S. Ansonville, X. C. Cornelian. Inter-Society Debater, 1910. Her appearance, which indicates determi- nation, is by no means deceitful. She ' s a star when it conies to marks, making ones on impossible subjects; for instance. Senior Chemistry. When not engaged in her regular research work, site is solving the problems of the student body. Is very manly, especially with respect to her shoes, and maintains a solid footing. Let ' s have some fresh air. J- 2£. Jessie Earnhardt, B. P. Cornelian. Class President, Spring, 1909; Marshal, 1909-1910; Editor of The Carolinian, 1910-1911; Secretary of Class, Spring term, 1909. A very Joan of Arc in demeanor and appear- ance, but, unlike Joan, of a mind too practical i be swayed by weird voices. Her devotion to one object Zannie has never wavered, and daily intercourse seems but to strengthen it. In math, and basketball she shines with unusual radiance, and is always on duty as a reception committee in 86 Spencer. 28 t JL dbt-