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

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WINIFRED FISHER GENERAL Dates; Dances; and Duds. Winifred is one of our most popular and liked girls. Her easy-going ways and winning personality have gained her many friends. We are certainly glad that she is one of us, thus letting us know such a girl. WINIFRED SILINE FOSTER COMMERCIAL Carrots; One-half Pint. You'll find erie: and charms in Siline, a girl you like to have around because of her sweet personality. Lots of luck, SILINE MARIE JOHANNA FUTCHS GENERAL Art Club (1); Athletic Association (3) ; Royal Rooters (4). Attractive Personality; Contagious Laugh; Permanent Wave. Marie is an all round fine girl. We like her and our only regret is that she has not let more of us know her. She is the possessor of a sunny disposition, which always helps in making friends. MARIE THOMAS BURBANK GRAINGER CLASSICAL ‘Junior Play; Football Squad (4) ; Bas- ketball Squad (3) (4); Latin Club (2) (3) Auhietic Association (1) (2) (8); Bs O Be He-Man; Breaker of Feminine Hearts. Tom is one of the most mutually liked boys in school. His: looks and personality will help him to reach the top of the ladder of success in more ways than one. “TOM’’ JURGEN HAAR, JR. CLASSICAL ' F-Y; Hi-Y (2) (8) (4); Glee Club (3) (4); Basketball Squad (1); Bas- ketball Team (2) (38) (4). The Answer to the Indian Love Call; Church Spires. One more reason why the class of ’28 is the best product N. H. H. S. has ever turned out. Jurgen has many friends at school and he’s worthy of them, too. J URGEN JAMES ETHERIDGE HALL GENERAL Football Squad (4) ; Class Baseball (2) ; Baseball Squad (2) (38); Baseball Team (4). Fountain of Youth; Circus Day. Here’s a boy who is always cheerful, and always has a smile for you. We wish him lots of success in life. “BUBBA”

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JEAN C. BOATWRIGHT CLASSICAL Latin Club (2) (3); French Club (2); Art Club (1); Royal Rooters (8) (4); Snappy Six (4). , Coquette; Reynold’s Model; “Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh.” Jean is one of the best known mem- bers of our class, and why shouldn’t she be? Jean’s known for her flirta- tious ways and glances; also the sage looks that have so much meaning— sometimes. “JEANIE” MIRIAM M. BODINE GENERAL Royal Rooters (4) ; Dramatic Club (38) ; French Club (2); Spanish Club (2). Baby Talk; the Usual Line. Miriam is a good sport and is always fun in a group of young people. Every- body likes her and she seems to like many, judging from the number of people who are her friends. MIRIAM MARIE BOUSHEE CLASSICAL Latin Club (2) (8); Spanish Club (2) (3) ; Treasurer Spanish Club (2) ; Roy- al Rooters (2) (3); Athletic Associa- tion (1) (2) (8); Class Basketball (8th) (1). Marie is the kind of girl that one always likes to be with, and she is liked by all with whom she comes in contact. “Bupp” ROBERT SAMUEL DANNENBAUM CLASSICAL Latin Club (1); Scribblers Club (2) (3) (4); Glee Club (4); Athletic As- sociation. (1), (2)) (3) 3 Junior Play; Orchestra (1); Track Squad (38); President, Scribblers Club (4). Self-Appreciation; Ye Ol de Latin Classe. Robert has other good points besides his ability to translate for Miss La- throp. If he didn’t, how could he have such a list of friends? ONG Kea CHARLES BURDIS DAVIS GENERAL Athletic Association (1) (2); Band (3) (4); Orchestra (4). Buicks; Bashful. Calm, unruffled, C. B. goes his way quietly and does his work well. He has made fast friends at school who always remember SOB EARLE CLARENCE DICKINSON GENERAL Dramatic Club (1) (2); O. Henry Lit- erary Society (2); F-Y. Angel Child; Hikes and Tin Soldiers. Not overly studious, but he manages to get along all right at school. Earle is sincere and a good fellow. EARLE ¥ =

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BEATRICE GLEDHILL GENERAL O. Henry Literary Society (4). A Smiling Face; “Ah-men!”’ S. O. S. Has there ever been a time when Beatrice couldn’t smile? Even though Beatrice hasn’t been with us very long she’s already found a place in our hearts and she makes us regret this is our last year. : “BEBE” Mary GRAHAM CLASSICAL Art Club (1); Royal Rooters (3) (4); Athletic Association (1) (2) (8); Diz- zy Dozen; National Honor Society (4) ; Business Manager Play (4). Perpetual Motion; Little Devil; Giggles; “Stringer.” There are not many people in N. H. H. S. who do not know Mary Graham. She is a perfect example of good looks and brains combined. Learn all the latest from MARY MARGARET HOLTON GRANT COMMERCIAL Girl Reserves (4). Mabel’s Rival; Tennis and Love Games. Margaret is valuable as a member of the class of 728. A girl on whom you can depend at the crucial moment. She is known for her good times and many friends. MARGAREI CHARLES T. HARTSFIELD Jewelry; Sermons. Charles is quiet and unassuming; a good friend in need. We certainly are glad he’s in the class of ’28. “CHARLIE” GEORGE CORBIN. HARWELL CLASSICAL Dramatie Club (8); Spanish Club (2) (3) ; Junior Play; Student Council (4) ; President, Chairman (4); Athletic As- sociation (1) (2) (3); Latin Club (2) ; Editor-in-Chief, Annual; Mu Sigma Delta. Ye Gods! How he can argue; Don Juan. We want ours to be the best Annual ever. That is why we elected George editor. He is undoubtedly one of the finest boys we’ve ever known, and with his writing ability and personality, we expect great things of GEORGE WILLIAM JAMES HAYES GENERAL Orchestra (1) (2) (8) (4); Orchestra Librarian (2) (3); Orchestra Presi- dent and Assistant Director (4) ; Span- ish Club (1) (2). Musical; Orchestras; Jigsaws. Bill has won the friendship of many who hope he will remember them. We certainly wish him success in his career —musical or otherwise, for we all ad- mire him. COIS Tag