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

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JULIA MAY JOHNSON COMMERCIAL Girl Reserves; Athletic Association ; French Club (2). Million-Dollar Smile; Congeniality. Julia is one of those aspiring busi- ness women. Well, we wish her lots of success; and we’ve got a notion that one day we'll be mighty proud of UD Dba VIOLET MAURINE JOSENHANS GENERAL Girl Reserves (1). Love Stories; Corn Flowers; Eyes. Four years of high school life have left no wrinkles on the fair face of Maurine, yet she comes through with such results as warrant us thinking she will be a great success in life. MAURINE MARGARET KALNEN GENERAL Dramatie Club (1) (4); Spanish Club; Girl Reserves (2) (3); O. Henry Lit- erary Society (4) ; Scribblers Club (4). The Old Oaken Bucket; Keen; Imagination. Margaret comes in fresh from the country every day. Maybe that’s what makes her so bright in school. We wish her lots of success in life, and we rather suspect it will be in the literary line. MARGARET - VIRGINIA JOHNSON GENERAL Blonde—But Not, Dizzy; Talkative. We all remember Virginia for her easy-going and hope that life will al- ways smile on VIRGINIA CARROLL KOONCE CLASSICAL Athletic Association (2) (3); French Club (2). “IT think so, too’; Eyes and Hair! Neckties; Lazy. This Galahad distinguished himself as an arguer two years ago with Miss La- throp. But above all he is a fine clean- cut gentleman, and we can say no bet- ter of any man. CARROLL MARGARET EMMONS KERR GENERAL Athletic Association (2) (3) (4); Span- ish Club (2) (8); French Club (2) (3); Glee Club (1) (4); Dramatic Clube C2) cae Literary Digest; Stick Candy; Bandeaus. Margaret has successfully blended hard work with good times. Her many friends can testify as to her attractive personality. MARGARET

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HELEN VIRGINIA HUBAND GENERAL Reserved; Still Waters. Helen is quiet and sweet. She always makes good grades, and we’re mighty glad she’s in the class of ’28. Here’s luck to her. HELEN RutTH HALL COMMERCIAL Girl Reserves (1); Glee Club (2) (28); Rooters Club (2) (3) (4). Nasal Tones; “‘Love’s Old Sweet Song’’ ; Congeniality. Ruth is one of our friendliest and most liked members. All her friends, who are many, hate to come to this parting of the ways for they will cer- tainly miss the smiles and wit of RUTH SWINDELL KATHERINE JOHNSTON GENERAL Royal Rooters (8) (4); French Club (2) ; Latin Club (1) (2); Athletic As- sociation (1) (2) (8); O. Henry Liter- ary Society (3). Height’s Her Weakness; Chryslers. Dell as we all know is a girl that hopes to accomplish ‘‘one high ideal in life.” We all wish her the best of luck. “cc DELL” LERoy KING : CLASSICAL Spanish Club (2); Athletic Association G2) = (3) se Dramatic Clibma(ayE Business Manager, Sandspur (4); Pub- licity Manager Junior and Senior Play. Sex; Elmer Gentry; Dear Mabel. LeRoy always is enjoying a good joke, for he’s not an enemy of laugh- ter. If you are interested in good liter- ature, see LeRoy, for he certainly is well read. LEROY Mary ELOIseE HUMPHREY CLASSICAL Royal Rooters (4). Lavendar and Old Lace; Neat; Sweet. Any praise set in words cannot ful- fill the worthiness of Eloise. Her ways and manners would be good example; for any of us. We know she will get the best out of life. ELOISE RupoLPH KoNnIG GENERAL Golf Club (4); French Club (2) ; Ath- letic Association. Joy Rides; ‘‘Who Cares About That’, Mayor of Brooklyn. To know Rudolph is to like him. His popularity and success in this institute, indicate that which we may expect from him in the future. “RupY”

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CATHERINE KING GENERAL Athletic Association (1) (2) (3) (4); O. Henry Literary Society (4); De- bating Club (4); French Club (2); Latin Club (2); Royal Rooters (38) (4) ; Class Basketball (1) (2) (8) (4); Track Team (3). Epworth League Meetings; Playful Cat. Off class ‘‘Cat’ is so witty and jolly that you’d be surprised perhaps. Try it sometimes. We hope she’ll hang on to her sweet disposition. “CAT” MATILDA ANELA KLEIN CLASSICAL Latin Club (2) ; O. Henry Literary Society (4). Down on the Farm; World’s Fastest Talker. We've always heard that good things come in small packages, and we surely have an example in Matilda. Sweet, patient, and persevering, she is one whom we will always remember as a classmate. MATILDA RosE KoOSscH CLASSICAL Latin Club (1) (2); Dramatie Club (2) (4); O. Henry Literary Society (2) (8); Junior Play; Annual. Staff (4); National Honor Society (3) (4) ; Athletic Association (1) (2) (8); Se- nior Play. Carolina Dances; Evening Dresses; Lips. Rose is certainly one of the best liked, most attractive, and most hril- liant girls in the class of ’28 and de- serves fully the place she has won in all our hearts. fe )) Rosr HENRY ANDREW LEUWENBURG GENERAL Orchestra (2) (8) (4); Latin Club (1) (2); Spanish Club (2) (8). Gray Sweaters; Grade A; ‘Royal Passes. There will be nothing surprising about ““Duck’’ making a success at whatever he goes into. We know that from his experience these four years at N. H. H. S. We are expecting great things of ; ST Wiateice”? ENOCH LAWRENCE LEE GENERAL Cutey, Shy? My, yes; Big Boy. His mind is inclined to the analyti- eal, his heart to the susceptible, and his whole nature to the generous. lLaw- rence is certainly a good example of the word ‘gentleman,’ ’and we are proud of him. LAWRENCE HELEN KUCK CLASSICAL Snappy Six; Dizzy Dozen (4); ©O: Henry Literary Society (3); Latin Club (2) French Club (2). Heart-breaker; The Main Reason Why Gene Prefers Blondes. Helen is very quiet and pensive “at times.”’ She has a most lovable, sweet nature and is always sensible. Her gentle unassuming manner has added many to her list of friends. HELEN