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

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EMMA WEST GREEN CLASSICAL Student Council (1); Athletic Associa- tion (1) (2) (8) (4); Royal Rooters (4); Glee Club (4). Soulful Eyes; Giggles; Onions; “Flirt.” Em is the ideal girl—good sport, good student, good looking, and a good friend to her many friends. If there is Em there is laughter and a good time. COL) M” ETHEL Burr HALL CLASSICAL Latin Club (1) (2); Student Council (4); Dizzy Dozen; Junior Play; Na- tional Honor Society (3) (4); Annual Staff; O. Henry Literary Society (3) (4); Athletic Association (1) (2) (3): Royal Rooters (3) (4); Vice-President (3); President, Honor Society (4). Nine Miles Out; Plenty of “‘It.” Ethel’s sunny disposition has bright- ened many dark days for us at N. H. She’s got “It,’’ looks, popularity, and what have you? If you’ve never known her you’ve missed a big part of your school days. ETHEL MARGARET TANNAHILL HALL CLASSICAL Athletic Association (1) (2) (3); Ju- nior Play; Sandspur Staff; Dramatic Club (2) (8) (4); Student Council Sec- retary (3); Glee Club (8) (4); Latin Club (1) (2); Royal Rooters; O. Henry Literary Society (2); National Honor Society (4). “Lady Margaret’; ‘“‘Apple Blossoms.’’ Peggy is well known around school for her many activities, and her attrac- tive personality. Especially has she been interested in dramatics. and often we have enjoyed her acting on the stage. ries SGC Vee WILLIAM HINTZE GENERAL F-Y Club; Hi-Y Club; Athletic Associa- wont Basketbali Squad; Glee Club; B. Arrow Collars; Inferiority Complex; Canaries. When N. H. H. S. loses Weenie they are losing a boy whose place will be hard to fill. Weenie is full of pep and always willing to go. We certainly wish him a brilliant success. “W EENIE’’ ROBERT JOHN HORNE GENERAL Miss Gulley’s Summer School; Joviality. Robert is studious, but not too stu- dious. Quiet and dignity mark his manner, and he is worthy of a warm place in the hearts of his N. H. H. S. friends. “Bop” WILLIAM OSLER HUMPHREY GENERAL French Club (2); Orchestra (2) (8) (4) ; Athletic Association. Drum Majors ; Loud Speakers; Tortoises. Bill is fine to talk to, and most pleas- ant to think of, certainly, he is a val- ued student of N. H. H. S. Also an asset to our orchestra. Everybody likes “HUMP”

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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

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LILLIAN HANCOCK GENERAL Shoes; Dodges; Sea-shell Ears. Lillian is one of those rare girls you just can’t help liking. She has looks, wit, and personality. To bear her dig- nity, she has let her hair grow out this year. LILLIAN MABEL ANNETTE HANEY COMMERCIAL Basketball Team (4); Girl Reserves (1); O. Henry Literary Society (4). Lady Buccaneers; Golden Glint. Annette’s laugh is contagious and she isn’t stingy with it, either. Also, she’s very smart and ambitious. Hers will be a huge success. ANNETTE ANN ELIZABETH HASKETT CLASSICAL Early Bird; Carefree; Eyes!— When a girl has the humor and looks that Ann has, she is sure to get along anywhere she is. Ask anyoue of her many friends if Ann is not ‘‘all right.’’ ANN CHARLES RAYMOND HUMPHREYS SCIENTIFIC Seribblers Club (3) (4). Toad-frogs; Other People’s Business; Fish Stories. If good will, generosity, and knowl- edge lead to success, Bunkie will soon reach the top of the ladder. He is pop- ular with the class of ’28 and we are sure he will be just as much so in later life. ““BUSTER”’ EDWARD VINCENT HUNT, JR. GENERAL French Club (2); Spanish Club (2) ; Golf Club (4). Flaming Youth; Pat’s Brother; Nuff Said. Here’s one of the best boys in our class, though he’s hard to describe be- cause he is quiet, which probably ac- counts for his being such a good stu- dent. Here’s to EDWARD HENRIETTA HAY GENERAL O. Henry Literary Society (2); Ath- letic Association (1) (2) (8); Rooters Club (8) (4); Varsity Basketball (3) (4); Spanish Ciub (2) (8); French Club (2). H eu en-On-Earth. Henrietta is the kind of girl we would all like to be. She is popular because she is pretty, a good sport, and has an attractive personality. Henrietta does not leave out her athletics either. You see we're for HENRIETTA