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

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. U my A A V df , I E sb x .. My ' X1 N I x I E I 1 .2 ' A A' . ., ' nmnmm ...... .. I' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIm IIIIIlImIII V A umaummmumnumunnmmm mi , . W I Q., , ia ., ' ' M . Q Aa.. x, . .fs gi ,ff . if we ' .,,,n.,, . . X l, .A . , hp .. KTWENTY-SIXJ ALLAN JACKSON SMITH THE HONEST HEART THAT'S FREE FRAE' A' INTENDED FRAUD OR GUILE. Pinafore, '22fS: Student Council, '23-'24. Jack comes in from Rhems every morning and brings a truck-load with him. He always has a smile for us. Each month his report is full of two's and many of us look at him enviously, for we don't see how he does it, for if ever any fun is planned Jack is always the first to join in. Jack WILLIAM SMITH NOT T00 SERIOUS, NOT T00 GAY, BUT A RARE GOOD FELLOW WHEN IT COMES T0 PLAY. Treasurer S-B, '20-'2l: Pinafore, ,221 Literary Society, '23-2-1: Or- chestra, '22-'23-'24-'25. Bill is certainly the t'clown of ll-B. He can even bring a smile to Miss Blackwelder's face, when things go wrong in Geometry class and she finds it necessary to frown. He also takes charge of the erasers and chalk and is one of the gallant leaders of those much- talked-of chalk fights. But we can't say that Bill is never serious because once in a while we see him striving hard to make 11-B get one on room inspec- tion, especially after Miss Cline has said a few words. Bill DIXIE MARGARET TAYLOR SHE HATH A HEART T0 CONCEIVE, AN UNDERSTANDING T0 TONGUE T0 PERSUADE, AND HANDS T0 Pinafore, '23: Athletic Association, '22-'23324-'25: Basket-ball Team '22-'23-'24-'25: Captain, '25: Critic Adelphian Literary Society, '24: President Athenian Literary Society. '25: Triangular Debate, '24-'25: Assistant Editor of THE BRUIN, ':Z5: Assistant Editor of THE CUB, '23: Student Council, '24-225: President of Student Council, 24: Music Medal, '23-'2-I: Debating Medal, '25. Dixie is one of the stars that is forever shining in old N. B. H. S. If it were not for Dixie we just could- n't get along. She can't be beat in her studies, hardly ever makes below a one on any of them. Dixie was voted the most capable girl in the Senior Class and everyone knows that she well deserves the honor. Besides being captain of the girls' basket-ball squad, this year, she is on the student council, the debating team and almost a hundred committees. Dixie is never in one place very long, but she tries her best to be everywhere at once. Dixie JAMES VINSON TRUE T0 HIMSELF, TRUE T0 HIS FRIENDS, TRUE T0 HIS DUTY ALWAYS. Pinafore, '23. James has always had a quiet manner in class. This has not hindered but helped him in solving dif- ficult problems in his commercial class, when others had given up all hope. His loyalty and willingness was greatly admired by his fellow pupils. He is ever faithful. Ja.1nes may be quiet but his marks prove that he gets there just the same. Jamesi'

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, T I 2 'ta Y E :J r 'fl' AGI-'L A L 134 . IIIIIIIIIIII Illll AllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MARY ELIZABETH BRINSON 0 WHAT A PAL WAS MARY. Girl Scouts, '22, Pinafore '233 High School Minstrel, '23g Literary SZ-aciety, '24, Dramatic Club, '25: Assistant Editor of THE BRUIN, JJ. If you've got the blues just listen to Mary laugh, and soon you'll be laughing, too. Her smile is not only for her crushes and friends, but for the whole world. Not only is Mary noted for her smiles but for her hard work. What would our school paper do without Mary to help make it a success? Everyone loves her for she is a real pal. csMaryr: GEORGE WASHINGTON BRADHAM AS A WIT. IF NOT FIRST, IN THE VERY FIRST LINE. Athletic Association, '22-'23-'24-'25g Football, '22-'23-'24: High School Minstrel, '23: Exchange Editor of THE BRUIN, '25: Joke Editor of Annual, '25: Orchestra, '25: Dramatic Club, '25: Marshal, '24: Senior Play, '25. We often wonder if George ever hurries. He al- ways seems so slow and happy-go-lucky, but he al- ways manages to get what he wants. George keeps things going in 11-A and he is attractive and quite a sheik with the ladies. When we think of him we think of wit. He is not only witty, but has plenty of sense. In whatever career George decides he is most titted for, we are sure he will make a big success. Sleepy OLLIE MAUDE BOONE WELL TIMED, SILENCE IS MORE ELOQUENT THAN SPEECH. Athletic Association, '22: Operetta, '23: Literary Society, '24, Glee Club, '24-'25: Dramatic Club, '24-'25. Ollie is one of the most loyal members of the Senior Class. Always ready to help somebody out, she is indeed a good friend to all. Her school record is an enviable one, especially when one thinks of the short time it takes her to get her lessons. She gives a great deal of her time toward helping to make the school organizations a success and is an all-round girl. Ollie ALMA DALTON BRYANT BE GOOD, SWEET MAID, LET wHo WILL BE cLEvER. Athletic Association, '22: Literary Society, '22-'23: Pinafore, '23: Council, '23-'24: Glee Club, '24-'25: Dramatic Society, Alma is one of our experts in dodging the teacher when the long list CAlma's name always leadsl is read out to remain after school. Alma can't under- stand why she is not permitted to chew her gum in peace. She declares that if she ever teaches, a gen- erous supply of gum shall be distributed among the pupils. All she strives for is the seventy mark and if she happens to go over it she is sadly disappointed. Alma ITWENTY-FIVEI

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. on-, is ' , 3 3 f T i X if H 7' V -ff X x E i ffl 'X cfxf' Lx f . AVL -fc - A A 5 .. .. lllllllllllll Illun IIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll HTIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' IllllIIllIllllIlllIlllimlIllIIlllllIllIlIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllll . M, ' 1 FRANCES DUNCAN PERRY WHEN JOY AND DUTY CLASH. LET DUTY GO TO SMASH! Literary Society, 'Z-I: Dramatic Club, 23: Pinafore, 'ZLZJ Athletic Association, 22: Illarshal, '24: Girl Scouts, '22:. Senior Play, '23, If you are looking for an attractive girl a.nd one that will be loyal to your school, if you want some- one that can be a true friend in trouble as well as in fun, one that's always ready for a good time, yet can be serious, if there is need to be, one that is a perfect young lady yet not an ol' maid in her ways, a. girl that has a smile for everyone old and young alike, then just go to Frances Perry, for she's the girl with all these sterling qualities, and is loved by all, especially one. Runt EMILY ELIZABETH POLLOCK TO THOSE WHO KNOW HER, NO WORDS CAN PAINT: TO THOSE WHO LOVE HER, ALL WORDS ARE FAINT. Vice-lircsident Literary Society, '24: Vice-President Dramatic Club, 233: Athletic Association. 'ZZZQ Pinafore, 'ZISQ Minstrel, 'Iii Elope- ment of Ellen. '2-I: What Happened to Jones, 25: Vice-President Student Council, 'Z3: Girl Scouts, '22: Iiecitation Contest, '23-'24: Editor-in-Cliief 'ri-IE PUB, '25. l Why is Emily so popular? Like Postum there's a reason. To everyone she's just our Emily. Emily has been the shining star in our dramatic firmament throughout her high school career. She holds her audience in the hollow of her hand. Her ability to ma.ke them weep or send them into peals of laughter has endeared her to all. The success of THE CUB is largely due to the persistent efforts of our Editor- in-chief. Her versatility has been a source of con- stant wonder to those who know her. Emily URAL M. RHODES HWHENEVER IT COMES TO PLAYING, YOU'LL FIND HIM READY FOR FUN, BUT-ALSO READY WHEN THEFtE'S WORK TO BE DONE. Football. '22-'23-'24-'25g Basket-ball. '23-'24-'253 Athletic Associa- tion, '22-'23-'24-'23: Elopement of Ellen, '23: High School Min- strel, '23: Chief Marshal, '21l: Secretary of Class, '24: Literary So- ciety, 'Z-lc Dramatic Club, '21 You can always recognize him by the broad grin on his face. He is always included in all the sports for the crowd would not be complete without him. His heart is given, but just the same the girls go for him, as they like to be seen with a boy that is jolly, a. good-looking star in athletics, and popular. 6AMary97 DOROTHY RITCHY THE GLADNESS OF HER GLADNESS, AND THE SADNESS OF HER SADNESS, ARE NOTHING COMPARED TO THE BADNESS OF HER BADNESS V WHEN SHE'S BAD. President of lil-A, 'Lili Secretary of Class, '25: Athletic Association, '22-'EIS-'2-l-'23: Basket-ball Team, '22-'23-'24-'Zig Sponsor of Basket- ball, '23Z Assistant Cheer Leader of Football, '2-1: Dramatic Society, 'LZSC Literary Society, '2-l: Pinafore, '23, If you are looking for an all-round girl, here she is. Dorothy is a true friend, a real pal, and a star athlete. She is one of the most popular girls of our class. and, in fact, of the whole high school-quite as much so among the boys as among the girls. Socially, she is charmingg intellectually, she is sound, physically, she is all right, morally-well, she is not exactly perfect, but she'1l pass with a high grade. We prophesy for her a bright and happy future. ilDOt!! LTWENTY-SEVENJ