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

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'N N- t A , T , f. be xx 1 ' ii E 7' :S f W A A P' W ' IIIIIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllll lllllllllllllll ' llllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllilll Illlllllllllllllllllllil' A M ROSALIE SMITH Lifes o jest and all things show it. 1' thought so once. and now I know it. English Club, '2G: Latin Club, '2T: Dramatic Club, '28, '29: Glee Club, '28, '29: Assistant Pianist, '2S: Pianist, '29. Hoosit coming this way? Why that's Rosalie, our talented pianist. Can she play? Whoopee! I'll say she can, and how! Rosalie has been with us through the years and is known for her good disposition. She is a friend to every one and always willing to help. Here's lots of luck to our own, RosIE WALLACE ALVIN SMITH Better not he at all. than not be noble. English Club, '2ti: History Club, '2T: Debating Club, '28: Football, '28, Good natured, easy going, Snookie. Always happy and light hearted, always willing to help his fellow man. May the best of luck and suc- cess always attend. HSNOUKIEU MILDRED ANN STALLINGS Look for the good. let the had take care of itself. Student Council, '25: Orchestra, '26, '27, '28, '29: English Club, '26: Glee Club, '28, '29: French Club Reporter for Bruin, ':29: Marshal, '29. If it's a true and dependable girl you're looking for, seek Mildred. She is always helping someone along in life. Mildred has won a place in our hearts by kindness towards all and malice toward none. Why seek the had when there is a little good in everyone? Success, health, and happiness is what we're wishing you, MII,I, ROBERT LEE STALLINGS He seen his duty. a dead sure thing. And zcent for it thar and then. Student Council, Fall Term, '2ti: History Club, '2T: Science Club, '28: Debating Club, '29: Business Manager of Baseball, '28: Business Manager of Football, '29: Treasurer ot' Hi-Y, '28: President of Senior Class, '29: Assistant Editor ot' Bruin, '28, If the Senior class wants a president who can give it a smooth and successful yearg if the foot- ball, basket-ball, and baseball teams want a man- ager to bring them a paying seasong if the pro- ducers of plays want a real business man with ideas which increase their box receipts, a fellow who can manage these things successfully and still maintain his popularity among those with whom and for whom he works-page Robert Stallings! UBOBH

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4 , GN F711-I A i 1 E If I JOSEPH RAMON SALEM He has fcu' equals and no superiors. Class Secretary and Treasurer, 'iltiz Vice-President Class, 'ZTI Treasurer, '28: Secretary Hi-Y, 'ittz Assistant Editor Bruin, '2tl: Manager Bruin, '28, 'Zin Joe is one of the most outstanding boys that ever graduated from our high school. A for- eigner by birth, he came into our school and made better grades and showed a better spirit of loyalty and pride for his adopted country than many ot his native born classmates. He has been honored as an officer in practically every school club he has been a member of, and is a member of the National Honor Society. Don't worry about Joe, he'll make his mark. Juli CHARLES WILLIAM SEIFERT An honest ma11's the noblest :cork of God. Class Secretary, '2ti: Vice4I'resident of SAX: Member Student Council, '26, '27, '29: Cub Football, '2T: High School Football, '28: Baseball, 229: National Honor Society. '2H: President Judicial Conunittee, '29: Hi-Y, '22-ll Vice- President Hi-Y, '29: English Club, '26: Critic Latin Club, '2T: Dramatic Club, '28: Treasurer Dramatic Club, 'ZEN Ani I lntruding7 , '29: Help Yourself, 'ZSL Charles is our idea of an all 'round good fel- low. He is a star pupil, a good sport and a real friend. Also he's a most delightful person to argue with, because it's impossible to get mad with him. Remember now, we expect to see you in command of a fleet of ships in the next war. Sl-IIFER'l ' KATIE BELL SMITH A perfect Icoman. nobly planned To warn. to comfort and command. English Club, '2ti: Latin Club, '2T: Student Council, '28: French Club, '29, Katie has never let her studies interfere with her social life, yet we will be willing to bet that few book worms have gotten more out of high school life than Katie has. She works hard on her lessons, but she takes life easily and has a smile for every one she meets. - UK.-ITT LEO DUVAL SMITH My 'mind lets go a thousanfl things Like dates of wars and deaths of kings. Football, '29: Baseball, '28: Basketball, '29: Junior Easketgnall, '28: Dramatic Club, '2!r: Science Club, ..i, .. . His cheerful disposition, his ready wit, and, let's not forget his mischievousness, adds spice to Leo's already attractive personality. There's one boy we know we can depend on-one who is willing to give N. B. H. S. his services without a bite and- a growl. St'NKIss better known as Ri-zo

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A 53 FII-'l X X .E 5-7 i if Jfaf. OJ X 1 j X we me YS ' r 'CENA ak' all K lllllllll un.. V'gillllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllmlllllllllllllllmlll ll lll llllllllllllllll l l I lll lllllll llllllllllllllllll nu ,, KATHRYN DUDLEY SUTER A smile for all. a yrccfinff ylrnl. u lora'iIr'. jolly way she' hall. Englisli Club, '2ti: Glen- Club, '28, '2!l: Blskctbull, '2T: Drulnatic Club, '28: Vice-l'rcsident Frcnvli Club, '2EJ: Senior Trio, '29: Girl-1' Hi-Y Club, '2!l. Here's to Dud-laughing and joking every day. She is good-looking, attractive, and one of the most talented girls in our class. Of course you know she sings-and how! We predict a suc- cessful grand opera career for yon, Dud. You have won a place in our hearts and we'll never forget you and the good times we've had on your porch. 'tDl'n GRACE DUVAL Sw1NsoN If worry were the only cause of death. flier: would I live forever. English Club, '26: History Club, '27: Drunmtic Club, '28, '29: Student Council, '2T: Bruin, '28, 'ZEN Minstrel, '2li: Old Gooseberryu, '27. Who is that striking looking girl? It's Grace! She helps in all school activities and her witty remarks have brightened many dull days. Her vocabulary is enormous and she is always talk- ing. She loves her pranks and mischievous play -she is a good sport in every way. The class of '29 is not likely to forget 'tGl!.X1'IPI.' BESSIE MAE TAYLOR Here's to Bessie. happy and gay. With ncrci' a care. she cavft giggle away. The Travel Club. '29. Although Bessie is one of the smallest mem- bers of the Senior class her merry laugh can be heard all through the corridors. If you are blue or need a friend, just call on Bessie Mae, you will always find her ready to help you. Her en- thusiasm and cheerful disposition have made her a welcome addition to the Senior class. Bessie LINA CORINNE TAYLOR To know her is to lore her. English Club, '26, '2T: Draniatic Club, '28: Student Council, '27, '2ll: lilee Club, '281 Drama Guild, '29. You say you want a car to advertise a play or some one to entertain out of town visitors? Well, just ask Connie, she'll be delighted to help you- Corinne the beautiful, the unselfish, always ready to do all she can to help anyone. She was able to be one of the most popular girls in her class and still keep up on her studies. And she is talented, too. Ask anyone and they will tell you she is a truly lovable girl. CoNN1r: