New Bern High School - Bruin Yearbook (New Bern, NC)

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DEDICATION what they have meant to us but it will be one of the dear est memories of our high-school days that our first Annual was dedicated to them. They have been our inspiration-our friends, as well as our teachers. They are symbolic of the ideal- ism of our high-school life, and yet are never too busy or too de- tached to help us with our simple, practical problems. Because of them we take with us into the larger life of college or business affairs ideals which we could never have formed without their guidance. Their magnetic personalities and gentle dignity have made us love them as we could love few people. Their well-con- sidred advice and their sympathetic smiles have added a new charm to school and given us that feeling of comradeship for them which has been one of the most delightful of our experiences. The diflicult position of directing high-school affairs and solving many, many problems-technical and moral-has been Miss Lesley's lot. Kindly, sympathetic, a source of inspiration, a Christian worthy the name, she has been able to hold the affections of all the high-school pupils, with some of whom she has had little personal contact. She can always see our point of view and never expects the unreasonable of us. How then can we help re- specting her opinions and loving her as we do? Miss Caldwell, though jealously claimed by others, We feel to be our own particular treasure. She has been intimately con- nected with all the undertakings of our class and has been our constant source of strength. A large part of the credit for our Annual is due her, for she has worked tirelessly and faithfully to make it possible for us. The Senior play, the operetta, and any- thing else which has interested us has claimed a large share of her time. The strength and nobility of her character have called forth our admiration, and the beauty and charm of her person- ality, our love. Poet, author, and guide-a friend whom many of us place near to our mothers-our own Miss Caldwell! 0 tribute to Miss Caldwell and Miss Lesley can ever express

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