New Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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MARY ELIZABETH HOUSTON Forever foremost in the ranks of fun, The laughing herald of the harmless pun. Very skilled in feminine witchcraft, which art she employs quite frequently in History Class. Very fond of recit ing poetry; an excel- lent elocutionist; in fact, she has a soul. Good natured, popular, and really excellent in English. Vocal solo, Class Day. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH JORDAN Learning, by study must be won, ’T was ne’er entailed from sire to son. A hard student, and our only “foreigner,” coming in town regularly to attend Tileston. She has continued with us to the end, and has established a record as rather a modest maiden, and a good scholar.

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OCEANA CAVANAUGH Fantastic, frolicsome and wild, With all the trinkets of a child. A mathematician and, — my, when she laughs! The youngest girl in the Class; one of the best elocution students, and a member of the Dramatic Club, in which she makes a “ hit.’’ MARGUERITE KATHERINE LOUISE DULS Know then this truth— Virlue alone is happiness below. “Hine deutsche schulerin.” Also ‘‘sum’’ Latin student. Again, a musician. But Margeurite will break the rules occasionally and talk with the black-haired youth ahead of her in class- room. Piano solo, Class Day.

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EDELWEISS KING A truer, nobler, trustier heart, More loving or more loyal, never beat Within a human breast. Edelweiss does well everything she attempts, and her ability as a student is recognized by Faculty and associates. She is a girl who will make her life a success wherever her pathway may lead her. KATHERINE LOUISE MEREDITH The modest matron and the blushing maid. Katie Lou just can’t help smiling, espe- cially when a youth is near. At times im- pulsive and wants to say something so fast that she forgets it in her enthusiasm. Oh, yes, she is pretty and more bold than she looks. 14