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

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JOHN MILTON ABERLY The Full House. '32g Student C'ounc'iZ. '31, Hi-Y Club. '30, '31, '32, The Bruin smpf. '32g Baseball. '32. You can always depend upon Jack. He has always made good grades, but this year we've learned that he's quite an actor, writer, baseball player, and a power with the ladies. HJACKH -'ti if if LEE CAHOON ff' If you haven't heard one of Lee's deep solos, your education in New Bern Hi is not complete. He won the contest in Greenville and we're expecting big things of ccSOL0ra -'li' -74' if CLESSON PARROTT MOORE Our new student from Swansboro-ole studious Clesson, whom we have learned to like so well, always meets the standard of friendship and duty. HCLESSONH sr ai xr DONALD PAUL A Donald's the big boy with the big heart. Perseverance makes him one of our best commercial students. DONALD ALMA MAE NELSON Just a quiet, dependable girl, liked and respected by all her classmates. Alma always follows the call of duty willingly. May she find success in every walk of life. ALMA if if if WILLIAM D. PERRY f Student Council. '30, '32. Easy to make friends with, Hard to break friends with, Best pal you know of-that's K6BUD!7 it it Ji HORAOE WHITE ' Hi-Y Club. '32g Football. '32g Baseball. '31, '32, Student Council. '32. Horace is called the prodigy of 11-B. And besides making 1's and 2's on all his subjects he's right there on the baseball diamond and an all-around good egg. HORACE if if ii MATILDA HACKBURN SCALES J Hi-Y Club. '30, '31, '32, The Bruin Staff, '30, '31, '32, Memory Book Staff. '32. She is original and unusual and for that reason pupils sit'wide-eyed when she reads her poems and compositions. The world will surely listen to what she has to say. TILLIE STUDENTS RECEIVING CERTIFICA TES BELL, EVERETT BRINSON, EDWARD If CARPENTER, PRIMROSE ELLIS, GEORGE HARVEY, NATHAN HILL, WOODROW ' IPOCK, LENA SMITH, MARVIN TINGLE, CLETA WIGGs, DAN

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M E MORIES JOHN JARVIS TOLSON, III. I Football, '31, '32g Basketball, '31, '32g Baseball, '32g Debating Team. '32g Declaniation Winner, '30, Hi-Y Club, '29, '30, '31, '32, Treasurer. '31g Class Secretary, '30, The Full House, '32g Circumstances Alter Cases. '31g Help Yourself. '29g Mar- shal, '31g Memory Book Staff, '32g The Bruin Staff. '31, '32g Older Boys' Conference for Carolinas, Secretary. '32. Jack has the distinction of having made a letter in all sports and also in debating this year. Besides that he's our star actor, a good student, and quite a lad1es' man. He'll probably be a sailor as he has a girl in every port. CK 79 - JACK it it it it , . WILLARD EARLE TURNAGE .y Student Council. '32. Here's to Willard, the faithful student! In work or pleasure he's right there with that smile. Everyone likes him. May he succeed in the future as he has in the past. HFLOSSIEH ir it it si MACIE CRYSTAL WADE X Student Council. '31, '32. 'Z lVIacie's a pretty brunette, and very popular with everyone. Her work is always neatly done and we are sure she'll be a very capable stenographer. MACIE ir if ir :lr LULA MAE WHITFORD ff' Student Council. 29, '30, '31, '32. Lula's the speed demon of the typing class. She's right there at her typewriter when any special contests are being held. She does her best in all her other sub- jects, too. She's sure to succeed. CCLULA79 it it it it ADA MAY WILLIAMS , Hi-Y Club. '31, '32g Student Council. '32. Ada is the little girl whom everyone likes and who likes everyone. She is a game sport and always willing to help someone in need. We feel sure that success and happiness await her in the future. CGADAYY it it Ji it- ERNEST HARVEY Wooo, J R. The Full House, '32g Football. '32g Hi-Y Club. '29, '30, '31, '32g Debating Team. '32g Class Vice-President, '30g Class Treas- urer, '32. In Ernest we find the ideal high school senior. His speaking and musical talents linked with his excellent scholarship, his ever persevering spirit, and his long list of friends mark him as an outstanding student.

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MEMQRIES Class History We entered New Bern High School in the fall of 1928 ninety-one strong. AS the proverbial freshmen we were awed by the grim upper classmen. In need of expert guid- ance we elected Albert Salem our class president. The high light of the year was the trip to Raleigh. - Next year we came back, proud Sophomores, arrogant and condescending toward the freshmen, but humble enough to the juniors and seniors. This year we elected Oscar Brinson as our president. We wound the year up by giving the sophisticated seniors a delightful picnic. Returning again in the fall we found ourselves Juniors. Reelecting Oscar Brinson as our president, we set out to face the perils of another year, the largest of which was the Junior-Senior banquet. We gave a highly successful play, Circumstances Alter Cases, to help defray the cost of the banquet. On May the 8th we entertained the seniors at the traditional affair and wished them success in their future life. At last: Sophisticated Seniors. After struggling ten years towards the goal, we reached it. Electing Albert Salem president we set out to wind up our career in a blaze of glory. The class presented The Full House, a three-act play which was a huge suc- cess. This year we were entertained by the juniors at a delightful banquet. The gradua- tion exercises being held, seventy-one of us will set forth to face the perils of the world. Prettiest Girl . Best Looking Boy . Most Popular Girl . Most Popular Boy . Best Athlete fGirlJ . Best Athlete fBoyJ . Most Attractive Girl Most Attractive Boy Wittiest Girl . . . Wittiest Boy . . . Most Dependable Girl Most Dependable Boy Best All Around Girl Best All Around Boy. Senior Statistics FRANCES GRANTHAM OSCAR BRINSON ELEANOR NUNN ALBERT SALEM BLANCHE STALLINGS JACK TOLSON LUTRELLE LAFRAGE OSCAR BRINSON ELEANOR N UNN HERMAN' HARDISON VIOLA DIXON ALBERT SALEM ELEANOR STEVENSON JACK TOLSCN