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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.4952 -M - 'Vn 'frt'-,J- :.., --A' fJ'f..', ,Z'gf.J. - ff 7? ' 'fl 2 'Q if 'i i 1 ' ' i mom, , I F N., -,,.,..., F3 '-35'-,..s.e-'.'ac -W....-.,.w:v:-4.1,g-4:vw1s,..F I1,,s,,,x,,,1Ly--Q-f--' '- ffl -j.....,.f-ans...-' -2 Q ' ' ,' 'f ' -1-f-M- M: ' .. ,. A , -- - '-- ::T 4'-vt- ' ,, JI M 2'4'TW ' M ,wer-f a..-.-..W..' -' '.', v...., ,. WJ-, -W, ,.w..,,..,,,,,,,-V ---2,:4..m. M. 1-fd '2'f,f,,,,1':1w M :Z -M BURNEY LEE W1T11ER.INo'1'oN Vanceboro, N. C. KKBUB!! Dramatics '25, '26. '27, '28, Football Team '23, '24, '25, '26, Basketball '23, '24, '25, '26, Dramatic Editor of F. L. S. D. '26, Best All- around Athlete '26, Secretary-Treasurer Brinson- ian Society '27, Vice President of Senior Class '28, President of Y. T. H. F. '28, Baseball Team '27, Track Team '23, '24, '25, '26, '28, Band '27, '28, All knowledge does not come from books, says this worthy Senior, XVhere he obtained his unusual amount of information, if not from books, is a matter for discussion. It isn't often that one finds such a combination of talent. Sood nature, a sense of humor, personality, and a ca- pacity for fitting in anywhere at any time, as in Burney. TUMRIIE HUGH Wol:'1'111NG'1oN , 1 Ayden, N. C. Big Brother Dramatics '25, '26, '27, '28, Football Team '26, '27, Captain Football Team '27, Member ot' Band '27, '28, XVinner of the Best all-around Student Medal '27: Business Manager F. L. S, D., President of Freshman Society '25, Pres- ident of Sophomore Class '26, President of the Brinsonian Society '26, '27, President of the Athletic Association '27, '28, Vice President Y. M. and Y. YV. C. A. '27, President '28, Assistant Business Manager Mlm, STREAM '28, President of Senior Class '28, If fll81'9'S any cash profit. in laughing, Tommy should soon he a millionaire. His sense of humor has saved many ai situation and made many a friend for him. He is altogether a likable sort of chap-one on whom we all rely and admire tor his admirable qualities' and disposition. N! ,. Thirteen