Craven County Farm Life School - Mill Stream Yearbook (Vanceboro, NC)

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boy in the Senior class. He is a very exemplary i 'Y young fellow and our many pleasant associations V ,X g with him at F. L. S. will ever be most outstanding fw .in our memoly. im, 5 N-.,-r W ,A,,..5-:-- 'X 7 .. 1 ,. X 03, fx 'V ix. ' ' .'5 .,,,.,xAv'-Ah - - ,I I H ,. ..,..w.w-.-1v,pe:'f- W, X vmwlgziw, - 'I A , . A . ww- -' -fr ,A 1 . - ,, , , .,,..,,,'m2,J,,, ,.,,. .,-ffLx.-.wmgmf-.,.:5...M,. --V ' U - - ...f- CORA LAUGHINGHOUSE Vanceboro, N. C. Co-ra Member of Athletic Teams '25, '26, '27, '28, Class Censor '28. Care is an enemy to life. Cora has proved herself a most useful nu-inber of our class. She is ever ready to extend a help- ing hand to those who are less fortunate than herself. Her motto is Screw your courage to the sticking place and We'll not fail. She is good along all lines, on the stage, on a party, or in the classroom. She has a great imagination and we expect brilliant things of her in the future. Q33 THELMA MILLS Vanceboro, N. C. Thimble Faithful to the End. English, History, Bookkeeping, Math, and Physical Geographynl Yes, Thelma has tered them alll Sometimes she finds things to be difficult, but she never leaves a task until it is finished. We have no need to worry about her future, if her success is as great it has been here. MELVIN MILLS Vanceboro, N. C. Toots Melvin is' pretty, witty, and wise, shes attru,r'tio'e to the, eye. When -it comes to innocent fun, she will beat tlwm, every one. Singing, danving, as she goes, cheering others in their woes. Thereis a time for study and for plny, Ihis she prac-t1k'es every day. Of all the members of the Senior class, she z'.-f one that is .wmre to pa.9.S'. HUBERT MORRIS Vanceboro, N. C. A :QI-Ialnsv f' 5 Hubert is a boy of good looks and sterling I P qualities, He is considered the most handsome 2 Eleven

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,U , - .. .f- n'e'eL----av-at-,.r., '13 .. .w ff ----H-1-:sl Nz . . as- , . .. , 1 is K fx I ,Z VU ... ,. .,... ,,,:,., .v , :Arai , is .- 1,-Q Ten . . v f -' 'f X V . ,.,,fw-me.. ...V In ,A M. ..,... - H ...W -..,,,.,.,ligwgdfwbwwhw, - - , .. ,. , N .M ..,,. ,, ,,,-a......,.c.-..s,gca.M,Q,. wwf' W ,,Wa,,,,- , ,N . WN-W w,,..,.-.ff,,.,,,.w.... MW. 'ms .1-...,,, ,.am...:.w,.,.QivAm-Aww4wly:T,u,., waxy.,-W., - EDNA GASKIN New Bern, N. C. Skinny Whereabouts o-f last year's Seniors '28. Quiet yet charming. Everybody knows Ednal During her stay in our class she has won a place in our hearts which no one else can ever fill. She is clever, ambi- tious, studious, dainty and neatg and her dis- position is of the friendliest kind. What more could be said of any one? VVe wish her the happiness that she so much deserves. RosA LEE HARRIS, '28 Four years ago, Rosa Lee came to us from the Epworth Graded School with the rep for brains which she has well sustained. She has absorbed so much French, Math and Science, that we are inclined to think that her community will consider her a prodigy on her return and it behooves her to prove this true, but we sadly fear that Blake Adams has marked her for his own. LENA EVELYN HELLEN Vanceboro, N. C. Sister Secretary of Freshman Class '25g Social Editor of Farm. Life Sr-lmol Days '26g Member of Girls' Basketball Team 26928, Membei' of Triangle Debating Team '26, '27g Advertising Manager of Mlllll STREAM '28g Manager of Girls' Basketball Team T283 School Yell Leader '2Pl. Full nf life, full of pep, full of fun is alle, Full of ?l'P7',llfIll 7lig that's true- .l mt full of .Qympa,thy- .1 fhousnlncl girls 'is she in one, ,l llllfl who is markrrl O. K. A girl who can przsx tlln test of life- .lml .while alrmff the way. MYRTLE HUFF Vanceboro, N. C. Baby Peggy Basketball Team '24-'28g Chairman Program Committee Freshman Literary Society '24g Athletic Editor Farm Life .S'r'lL0ol Days '26g Advertising Manager, Mlm. STREAM '28g Class Historian '28g Prophet '28g Member of Farm Life School Band '28. Tn ha-re a true friend is to be one. Quality, not quantity, might well be said of Myrtle, for she has personality, pep and wit, all of which help to make her a true friend.

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w-vf--'v eQ1:fe'-,w-sw- , M . H , W., W ef- 'ov 'D 51 fs. .f - ,.,.,.1.s,. ,..,...f.,f,,w-me-R.,,..:.. -f ' N LEON NORBIAN Ernul, N. C. Runt '21 !',ll'PI'flll l'0ll7lfYllIlIlL'4' furneih away gloom. Just because Leon the smallest in our class is no reason that he is the quietest. lf it's telling a joke, it's Leon, If it's 4-utliuf: classes, it's Leon, ll' it's playing, it's Leon, If it's wrestling, it's Leon, and lf it's studying:-Well, it's Leon too. XVhen he goes out in life, may he always be as happy as he has been here. THELMA TOLER Ernul, N. C. Shorty Try and ye shall succeed. By patient endeavor, Thelma has been a suc- cessful member of the Class of '28, It would be 21 difiicult task to try to find one who has been more faithful than she. From her lips, a witty remark is ever ready to fall. May success be hers. Clramics B. TINGLE New Bern, N. C. Cho1ie Among! the members of the Senior class, Charlie is one of whom we're proud. He is willing at any time to lend :i helping hand, and no matter where he goes in life, our thoughts will ever be with him. AGNES E. Weiss, '28 , 0omnmml me to home joy, the family board, altar and hea,1'th. Four years ago, from Vanceboro Graded School. Agnes came, a girl who has developed through sunshine and rain into one of our best, most trusted students. Her conscientious observation uf all rules, ladylike deportment, unassuming man- ner and fine work have won her an enviable reputation, and we wish her the most abundant success in her ascent,