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

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Class Poem Shoulder to shoulder, hearts filled with devotion, With purpose not aimless, but earnest and true, United by all of the ties of deep friendship, We bring, New Bern High, our homage to you. We'll stand by you loyally, long and unending, Loyalty which will be firm, will be sure ,' Devotion we pledge you which never can perish, And love which through all coming time will endure. In all that we do, we shall never forget you, Each member will strive to gain honor, gain fame, Not merely to satisfy selhsh ambitions, But to add honor to your beloved name. Ever beside us to lead t'ward the highest, Ever beside us to lead t'ward the right, You, in the years now dim in the distance, Will be, New Bern High, our clear guiding light, And with courage undaunted, we'll march ever onward Up the heights to be won, along paths strange and new For honor, devotion, love, friendship and wisdom ' We will, New Bern High, be indebted to you. y -JOYCE FULCHER. GOOD-BYE Good-bye to the good ole times we've had, And to all things that we've been a part ,' They will linger as something beautiful, Forever in the depths of our heart. Listen! Do you hear that last bell ring? Do you hear what it seems to say? I brought you to school as kids long ago, But now-I must send you away. -MATILDA SCALES.

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MEM RIES Your Man. They were splendid. Mr. Ennis Lane, excuse me! I mean Edward Ferebee, is a director and he directed the last production. All three work well togetherfstrange to say. Rhoda Belle Gaskins and Alma Nelson are welfare workers. They have done a great deal for the general improvement of our city. Woodrow Hill is a broncho-busting cowboy out west. He seems to like the ol' hills pretty well and hasn't been back in live years. a Nelson Bowden is rolling in wealth. He is associated with Bowden's International Fish Market and they make money on a large scale t?J Grace Hagood is one of the star radio attractions from station B.U.N.K, New Bern, and her an- nouncer is none other than Marvin Smith. Lee Cahoon is a favorite on Broadway. He took it completely by storm singing Would That I Were a Tender Apple Blossom, at the opening of Elizabeth Bray's iirst starring production. She has gone over big in several musical comedies. Irene Barnes, Rosa Peterson, Lena Ipock a11d Lila Wynne are in a chorus in a burlesque show on the Great White Way. Albert Bell is an outstanding criminal lawyer and just won a case against one of the biggest lawyers in the' United States. You remember how he used to debate. Don Basnight is a detective in New Bern Yard. Helen Chadwick has been married three times and divorced twice. Her theme song is How Long VVill It Last? Ada Williams is in the Fiji Islands, collecting material for her latest novel. Lela Elliot is a great trapezist in a circus tshe always did have high aspirationsj, and Mavis Koonce is teaching school in Horner's Corner. Earle Smith is a barker at a side show in the same circus Lela's with. Frances Grantham has captured the title of America's Sweetheart, and Mildred Ritchy is acting as her publicity manager. Cleta Tingle has danced her way into the helrts of London and Berlin. She and her partner, Horace White, have a very inrliridual style of dancing which is very captirating. Charles Taylor is in Hollywood doubling for Harold Lloyd. Mary Pate, Helen Ragan and Edna Piner are touring in Europe. Bud Perry is world's heavy-weight champion. Donald Paul is his manager and they're getting ready for another big bout. Alpha Newberry is running the Teacherage. What a break to get to see all those good-looking teachers. Melba Keener is mayor of Bridgeton and Matilda Scales is a Missionary in Africa. Virginia McSorley is a comedienne. She and Elbert Mallard have just teamed up and are steadily progressing. Eloise Miller has been studying Entomology and has completed a book on K11a1s. Jack Dunn is a real estate agent and has helped the boom that hit New Bern. Oscar Brinson has been made president of a firm in Wall Street. Blanche Stallings is physical education director at a girls' school. Georgia Swindell is buyer for an exclusive Liidies Shop in New York and has been to Paris three times since last year. Gentlemen do prefer blondes! Bradford Clark is a iirst grade teacher. She teaches those kids all about the alphabet from A to Zee. Of course you remember Eleanor Nunn, the belle of the high school, well, she's absolutely put Texas Guinan out of business as a night club hostess, and she's still going strong. When we had talked over everyone in our class, Joyce Fulcher, world renowned poet, presented each of us with a bound copy of her latest poems. Then bidding everybody a fond farewell, we came home until another such meeting. -E1.E.xNoR NVN N.

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MEM RIES w an yn B In l ar Q nv, I i a I cs -qv- JUNIOR CLASS LUMUEL CANNON . President BETSY WILLIAMS Vice-President BILLY BRADDY . . Secretary MILDRED TYSON Treasurer CLASS ROLL ARANT, DURXVOOD ARPIN, RUTH AVERY, SHIRLEY BASNIGHT, GENEYIEVE BASNIGHT, JESSIE BAXTER, BENNY BELL, LEON BELL, LEXVIS BERRY, MARY BLANDFORD, ROBERT BROOKS, SAIVI BUNTING, EMILY BAYLISS, NORFLEET BENTON, RUTH BENTON, NOLA BLEDSOE, JAMES BOYETTE, LILLIAN BOYETTE, CLYDE BARKER, WILLIAM BELANGIA, CLYDE BOYD, JULIA CHAPMAN, MARGARET CARAVVAN, VELBI,-X CHANCE, JAMES CONNOR, WOODROYV DAIL, MII,TON DANIELS, LENXVOOD DUNN, JOHN FRANK DCJIJSON, VIRGINIA EDWARDS, AGNES ELLIS, MARGARET EYICRHART, CLYDE FOSTER, HARRY FULLER, ANDREW' GUTHRIE, EDITH GASKILL, EMRIIE GASKINS, IDA BELLE HANKS, ELIZABETH H.XRDISON, EI,IZIXBE'l'H HAGOOD, VVALTER HCJ'1'T, THOMAS HAYES, HUBER'f HOI.TflN, FRANCES HVMPHREY, ELEANOR IPOCR, SAIJIE MAE JONES, MARGARET LAFRAGE, BRIGHAM LANGSTON, CATHERINE LILLY, VINCENT LAMB, RUTH MARTIN, SARA NIEADONVS, FRANCES METZ, WALTER MITCHELL, SARA MOHN, HELEN MANN, LEONARD NIEGOXVAN, MARGARET MASON, ALBERT MITQ'HELL, ELDRIDGE NEELY, JUNE MCDANIEL, MARY MOR'1'ON, LILLIE MAE NIXSSEF, EDDIE NYNN, MARY POE, AI,ICE PUGH, CAROL PETERSON, JACK PRIDGEN, V.-XLERI.i. PURIFOY, OSXVALD RAGAN, JAMES RHODES, MARJORIE RHODES, MAY LEE ROWE, ELINOR SMITH, HENRY W. SPARROXV, DON STEXVART, FERDINAND STYRON, FLORENCE STYRON, AFRANCES SHAPOV, IDEL SMITH, MARIE WEEIQS, MICAJAH VVILIIIAMSON, WILBCR WILLIS, DAVID