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

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F11-I i , QD -1 L I 4: GS w 35626 lllllllllllllllllnn-. Q'grilllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll I ll lllllll lllllll ll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll nllllllllllllll SARAH BRYAN LANE Boys, howflyl What town is fhis. ' l'Ql't'Slllllilll Literary Society, '25: Senior Literary Society, '2H: Home El'Oll0lllll'S Fashion Show, '261 English Ulub, '27, Who is that? Why that's Sarah Lane, one of the best sports in New Bern. Sara's a real enter- tainer, and if you want to have some fun at your parties just ask Sarah. To look at Sarah's pic- tures one would think she is serious, but not so you can tell it. She has proved her skill in typing and shorthand. We wish you the best ever as a business woman. Bl'lAl I'Il l'l WILLIAM JOSEPH LANSCHE Life sings through his blood And puts old cares to rout. English Club, '2li: History Club, Football, '27, '28, '29. Billy is one of our best! player and he sure knows pigskin. And good-looking? and those eyes! He likes a We wish him lots of especially love. much. thing, HBILLYH '2S: 'l'ravel Club, '29: He's a good football how to handle the Oh! boy, that hair certain girl so very good luck in every- ISABEL LAWRENCE Life is merry. life is gay. She takes it all in a joking way. English Club, '26, '2T: Dramatic Council, '28, Club, '28, '2!l: Student Icky is a good sport, she fits in anywhere. If there's anything exciting happening, Icky sure will be first there. She is full of good sense and good humor, too. She's just a good sport clear through. All these things help to make up our friend, If'KY RALPH GLEN LOCKEY All great men are flying. I l107l'l feel well myself. Student Council Vice-President, '28, '29: Science Club, '2S: Drama Guild, '29: Football, '28, '29: Basketball, '28, '2El. Ralph is one of our shining lights and a boy that every one admires. His sunny smiles and cheerful disposition have won many friends for him. He is a good sport and a lively com- panion. He has a leaning towards the fairer sex. We wish him luck in whatever he may try. NLOCKEYU

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V ' 1 T i , Y 1.1 H fr 'I ' ' 7 E I A , J L 130. .- Illlllllllllllln lflllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIII IlllllllllllllllllIllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllls ullllllllllllll ERNEST ROBERT JOHNSON He was gentle and the elements so mired in him that all nature might stand up and say, 'Here is a nzan.'. English Literary Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, HiY, High School Orchestra: Dramatic Club, '27, '29. Ernest is studious, but not too studious. His grades in his four years in N. B. H. S. are ex- cellent and he deserves much credit for his ability. Whatever he may undertake in 1ife's short journey we wish him the greatest possible success. JOHNSON LOUISE ELEANOR JONES Be true to your word. your work and your friends. President of Eighth Grade: English Club, '26, '27: Glee Club, '26, '2T: Student Council, '2T: Dramatic Club, '28: Secretary Drama Guild, '29: Help Yourself , '29, Quiet? Well, she isn't a talking machine. Studious? Nothing different. Slangy? Not in the least, though this beginning might leave such an impression. If you leave anything to Eleanor, you can depend on her to do it. That's why she was elected our most dependable girl. She is talented in dramatics as well as art, and we have found her a valuable asset to the class of '29. Here's luck to you, EI.EANoR JAMES FRANKLIN KETCHAM Ambition should have been his middle name. English Club, '2ti: History Club, '2l': Science Club, '28: Student Council, '27, '28: Hi-Y, '28: Class Secretary. '27: Class Treasurer, '28: Class Secretary, '29: Basket- ball, '28: Monogram, '28, '29: Debating Club, '29. Who is that handsome boy that can play basket- ball like a professional? That's Jimmie Ket- cham. Jimmie is a friend in all the athletic games. In his classes he is a student of no mean ability. James is an all 'round good sport and he is willing to make the period bell sound a little early if you are in trouble. Although James has only been with us during our high school days, he has proved himself a very valuable addition. The class of '29 wishes you success. HJIMMIEH ELIZABETH AUGUSTA LANCASTER Nicknames--how I abhor them. English Club, '26: Latin Club, '27: Dramatic Club, '28: Basketball, '28, '29g Drama Guild, '29: Treasurer Hi-Y, '29. Our basket-ball star, Elizabeth is usually a quiet, meek appearing person-but if you want to see her riled, call her Gussie! However, she's a good old sport and a tried and true friend -one whom we all enjoy and wish to keep. Lizzie GUS

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1 C f T l Q. ff H rf .-, ' E Illlllllllmll llllllllllll lllllllllllll llllllulllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllmlIIIllllIIIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllt nllllllllllllll NINA BASNIGHT LUPTON Any color so long as its Red. Student Count-il, '2ti: Eighth Grade English Club. '26: Latin Club, 'ZTZ Dramatic Club, '28, '29: Basketball, '28, '29: lllee Club, '28, '29g Girls Hi-Y, '29: Candy Stand, '29: Ani I Intruding? , '29: Help Yourself, '29: National Honor Society, '29: Assistant Manager Junior Edition Bruin, '28, Nina's the kind of a girl who will have a good time wherever she is, in school or out. She was our fastest basket-ball player and besides is al- ways ready to take a swlm, go for a ride, or play a game of tennis with you. .lust a plain, good sport and a true friend is N1N.x MARILYN IRENE MADARA Two of the fairest stars in all the heavens-llel' eyes. Assistant Editor Cub, '29: President Debating Club, '29: Secretary Student Count-il, '29: Member Judiciary Conl- lnittee. '29: Am I Intruding? , '29. Although she has only been with us one year, when we look at Mary's list of achievements, we often wonder how we got along without her. Whenever you can't find her you just know she's riding, so hang around the main drag awhile and you can't miss her. MARY GLADYS EVELYN MALLARD Tile most valuable things are often found in small packages. tilee Club, 'IZSI French Club, '29: Help Yourself , '29. That short sentence describes Gladys perfectly. She is small bllt she in always ready with a smile or a helping hand whenever either is needed. Gladys is blessed with a disposition that every- one ellvies. She is always smiling and everyone likes to have her around. Gl..xm's LEROY MILLER There are bricks to build. There are bricks to tllrozv. But the best of all brieks Is the brick lee lcnolr. lfontlmll, '2u, '27, '28, '29: Baseball, '20, '27, '2s, '29: sec- l'rlZll',Y and 'frealsurer Debating Club, '29. Who's that good-looking boy? That's Roy. On the baseball team he excelled as a tielder, and on the football team he took a great many bumps, but with a smile and grit that won. Roy is a thing with the ladies 'cause they always fall for his curly hair and blue eyes. Good luck, Roy, we know you'll be a success. ROY