Needham Broughton High School - Latipac Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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3 J 1 1 -.-.ff Ma-if , 1 1 .JJ .fda , uf , , fr LNJJQ ,fri Y gf, Agri' 25-f'f'i YA oxide, Q9 DANIEL M1SllSIIlYI.I. Honors, Jn. Winstou'Salem High School 1, 2: Boy Scouts 1, 2, Junior Hi-Y 1, 2. First Prize Slate Art Contest 3, 4, Literary Society 2, 3, Treasurer 4, LA'1'IPAr: Art Editor 3, 4, 5, Debating Alternate 4, Teiun 5, First Prize National Defense Viieek Contest 4, Art Club 4, 5, President 4, Deutscher Verein 4, President 5, Science Club 5, Suncrlaitive, Scholarship 5, Hi-Y 4, Secretary 5, Student Council 5, Little Theatre 5, Student Council Award 5. Dzmfs success in the art lleyartmevz-l is incomparable. His artistic ability is his biggest asset, will is llestinczl to carry him. to great lwiylzts. And his excellence in SClL0l!1.?'S,l?l1J has placed him, among our s'u,pcrlal'ives. Dan, is really the one of 'wlm-nz we're yoiny lo say, I knew him. when-f' Jon Lmvnnxcn Honon Glee Club 3, 4, President 4, Chapel Choir 4, Little Tlieatro 4. Although quiet, in his mzmner, Joe is rt 'valuable member' to our class. As tenor in the Cleo Club and in the male quartet, he has proverl lilmsrlf lb second Richard Crooks. Maybe, someday Joe will step right into Richarrl's shoes. He has the ability, RUBY mcR:-:MA I-locus U Glee Club 1, 2, Girl Reserves 2. .X To know her is lo love herf' Ruby cast her lot ui-itlz. sincere friend and o-ulstanzliny scholar. as last year, aml 'very soon grrooefl her 'worth iz? IRIVIA Honnnro J! Hugh Morson 3, Girls' Athletic elssocitkii 1. Irma. is a zleinure little bloml. She is not geo? talking constantly, as are most yoimvg ladies Ain hzjh school, therefore, she is usually seen rrnzl not heard except at the appropr-late time, than everyone stands at attention. CAREY I-I. I-Iomlowhy, Jn. Hugh Morson High School 1: Boy Scouts 1, German Club 3, Vice President 3, Model Airplane Club 3, Science Club 4, Art Club 4, Treasurer 4, Literary Society 4. Two years ago Carey whfizzezl down the hill to become the 'winner of Ruleiyhls K-rxt soap-bogv rlerby, thereby, proring what his friends hllll known for some time- that Carey 'is a whiz. We flonfl: see how he ands the time to paint pictures, 'make automobiles, and slay on the honor roll month after month. W1I.I.mM Knniv IIOLOBIAN Latin. Club 1, 2, Student Council 1, 3, 4, L1tera1y Society 2, 3, Secretary 8, State Dramatic Contest 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, 1Ii-Times 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Motion Picture Committee 4, Chairman French Club 4, High School Sports Reporter for the Raleigh Times 4. The boy with the infectious grin and the blo-rule hair 'who runs a1'ou.nll ljuoling poetry 'is 'not Longfellow- he's Kern, our Hi-Times editor. His accomyilish- ments are many: tenor, poet, seliolar, joa'r'nal'isl, and J ULf.xN SUTTON Honrox hivrriurist. He is truly a, genfleman. JACK Asmu. How' Boy Scouts 1, 2, Science Club 2, Baseball Club 3, Basketball Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Monogram Club 4. .lack is Brauyhtoifs blond flash on the baseball ilia- moml. His goorl looks and his athletic ability, are big factors in his poyiularity. Jack is the' ki-ml of boy who helps put Broughton. on the anap, Little Theatre 1, Secretary of Class 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Boys' Choir 2, Boys' Lit.erury Society 2, Tennis Club 2, 3, Election Committee 2, 3, 4, Boy Scouts 2, 3, Home Room Representative 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4: Chapel Choir 4. Jul'ian's conversalilm., appearance, and comlfact on all occasions show the vnarks of ri true gentleman. Ilis occa.-rionnl good-'rmlureal tlirusls of humor are better appreciated because he is generally so sedate. Few Broughton slullenls enjoy such universal yooll will and esteem as he.

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WILLIE CATHERINE GILLIS Hugh Morson High School: Girl Reserves 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 2, Morson Literary Society 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, Art Club Secretory- Treusurer 3. Broughton High School: Girls' Literary Society 4, Little Theatre 4. Catherine is one of our most scholarly seniors ami, also, one of our 'most belovezl. Just us quietly als she nssames responsibility, she masters it, and goes se- renely on her way, always 'working towctrai greater goals. EDN4i MAE GILLIS Biscoe High School 1, 2, 3, Class President 3, French Club 4. Erlno, the tall 0lI.ll7'III.l7l!l yirl from Biscoe, has acquired nm-ny ,friends since she entered our school. She always has 11, .smile and a friendly 'word for everyone. May success crown her every ofurl! CIIARLES FIlAVIUS GOODNO Student Council 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Monogranl Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Businesslilce and thorouyltly ejlicient, Cho-ries can ol- 'ways be 1lepmule1l on to measure up to his responsibili- ties. l'Ve believe in. you, Charles, and are expecting great things of you! THODIAS I. GRAY Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Tom is quiet and shy-never clrtshiny hither and yon, as so many of our dignified seniors do. He works consistently in anything he unzlertulres-always coming through with flying colors. . Enwoou I-IARPER Junior Football Tenrn 2, Football Team 3, Swimming Team 3. - Nature nmfle him what he is, anll never 'made another. At no place but Broughton could one Jimi 11. ymrnon just like Eluvoorl. His frimully manner, plus his pleasant smeile and 'wrtrrn ll.!l7I.!lClIlf-911, has rlrawn to him 11, circle of close friends. A JENNILLE H.-mms - Alexander Graham Jr. High School, Charlotte, N. C., 1, 2. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, LATIPAC Stull' 3, Student Council Delegate to State Congress 4, Chapel Choir Vice President 4, French Club 4, Little Theatre 4, Chief Marshal 4, Carnival Queen 4. 1. Jennille speaks for herself. She is admired by all anal because of her beauty she was selected the belle of our class. She will go far in anything, for her personality is as attr11eli'ue as her counte'nance. J ACK HOBBY Henman - We wonder if all the time Jack has spent in the library has been given to parallel read-ing! If so, he has 11, valuable store of knowledge-make the most of it, Jack! - ' Norvrn SIVIITII HINKLE Latin Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, Boy Scouts, 1, 2, Tennis Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, German Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Chairman of Publicity Committee 4. Witty, athletic, fun-lorinvy, popular, original-in fact, practically every interesting worrl in the dictionary can be applied Lo North. As captain of the tennis team and wit among the Senior Swperlatives, Hinky has left lla mark that will be hard, for future Seniors to excel.

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Club 4. 03 wifi' 1. Sl' H 51 i . X .WJ A.A. 4. WV' ' 30 FRANCES Josrzmnxr: Hunsox Hugh Morson 15 Girls' Athletic Association 15 Girls' Glee Club 4. Fra--nces chose the quiet studious way of life, and by her perseverance and determination has 'marie it yoorl record for herself. She has many qualities 'which are admired by all who know her. JAIIIES Tnnon HUTCIiINS Latin Club 15 Orchestra 15 Boy Scouts 1, 25 Science Jim has 'won the respect aml tulmiration of students and teachers by his quiet, easy 'mann-er and his conscientious porformavnce of duty. He is truly a man of his word. MARY Susnx J Acxson' Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Latin Club 3, Secretary 35 Debating Alternate 35 Bird Club, 4, Vice P esidcnt, 4. Sl 'x x is ' and quiet, but in that small dark head there 1 a. world of knowledge. Her intense interest ature has marle those big brown eyes shine. MAMIE BONNER JnNNi:'1 rE Theatre 45 Girls' G-lee Club 45 LATIPAC Staff rls' Basketball Team 45 French Club 45 Hculth Room 45 Girls' A.A. 4. Anyone can look at that aniniaterl expression on Mamie'.9 face and know that she loves living! Her deliylztful humor has made her a lively member of our class. She has :lone her work well, entering into ' i it with spirit rarely found. H ' Mlmmnn MAE JENNETTE Athletics Association 25 Science Club 25 Little Theatre 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 LATIPAC Staff 45 French Club 45 Girls' Basketball Team 45 Secretory Girls' Mildred is dainty and quiet, sweet and reserved- a lady of 'most diverse encha-ntmentsf' Her ambition is to become an interior decorator, and with her eye for color and harmony and her creative imagination, she will lend beauty and charm to any project 'whikh she undertakes. Envnv M. JOHNSON, Jn, Boy Scouts 1, 25 Baseball 45 Junior Football Team, 45 Hi-Y Club 5. Ervin has a broad grin, a witty remark, and a pleasant word for everybody. A famil-iar sinht is he, cramming for a chemistry quiz. 'Whether the cram- ming helped or not is unknowng but this is well known-that our ball playing Ervin is one of the senior favorites. MARY INA JOHNSON Litt'e Theatre 45 Glee Club 45 LATIPAC Staff 45 French Club 4. We have learned to depend on Mary Ina. Her modesty and ability, coupled with determination, have 'mazle her a yoofl student. With her admirable qualities and, high ideals, we are safe in Il7'01JlL8!7fIfi7'l,g a bright future for this member of the class of '38. AI.Ll-IN BANKHRT JONES Boydton High School, Boydton, Va., 1, 2, We wonder, when we see Allen -in deep meditation, if his thoughts are: C'arry me back to ole' Viryinien -if so, he is 'very auccesxf'ul in keeyring his longinys for old frieml.v and acquaintances to himself. He ullaytezl himself to his new environment and has 'made many friends :luring his one year at Broughton.