New Bern High School - Bruin Yearbook (New Bern, NC)

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V rv.- Mj f' 1' i 2,527 355 E H P Aff f ff Y N ffkfg , E , gg,-fyifif' l .,. ' Ac' i n , - X IIIIIlllIlIIIIIIllIIllIIIllIIllIIllllIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll - lmmmunmnuuummnmummmumumumnm A, A f FRANCES ELIZABETH SCALES LAUGH AND BE MERRY, FOR TOMORROW YOU MAY DIE Pinafore, '22: Literary Society, '241 Dramatic Club, '24-'23, Glee Club, '24-'25. VVhat would the Senior Class do without Elizabeth? When we see something funny and no one else laughs we can always turn to Elizabeth to help us out. She surely isn't in love with her studies but somehow she always keeps stride with the others. On a hot sum- mer day Elizabeth always looks around for a shady place because one of her horrors is freckles, but it really wouldn't be Elizabeth if a few freckles didn't greet us, and they are really becoming to her. Elizabeth MELBOURNE SUTTON THU VANQUISHED, HE ARGUES STILL Orchestra, '22-'232 Operetta, '23, Melbourne is one of our outstanding students. He shines in all his studies, especially History. His one desire is to become a great orator and politician like Cicero of ancient Rome. He is well informed con- cerning the political conditions now existing in this country, and it is his greatest pleasure to enlighten the students of 11-A with his views. Melbourne GLENN SMITH UBEWARE HOW YOU SAY MORE THAN YOU MEAN! BETTER MEAN MORE THAN YOU SAY. Band, '22-'233 Plnufore, '23: Orchestra, '22-'23-'24-'25: Student Council, '25. Here's to the prettiest boy in the Class of '25. What an honorable place he holds! He is one of our Com- mercial students who does good work. He takes life as it comes, never worrying over anything especially, but he always has the grades. Pretty Boy ELDRIDGE SMITH 'fwE SEE ONCE A WEEK on so. THEREFORE I-us ABILITY WE no NOT KNOW. Pinafore, '23. Eldridge was one of the irregular students in the Senior Class, and because of this, it seemed we must lose him. But some other school in the town to which he moved will be proud to have him in their Senior Class, as much so as we. Eldridge ININETEENJ