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

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GQ, emma SL's,xN 0L1X'l.-X llkowx Athletic Association, 1920-213 Recitation Contest, 1920-213 Senior Play, 1921: Presi- dent Thrift Club, 1918. Tn be glad of life bcfazzsv if gi-ws you rr FIIGJILI' to lore, worlf, and Nav. Susan, more affectionately known as Sue, with her ready smile and winning ways, has won for herself quite a host of friends among' her classmates, and, indeed, among the whole High School. One does not have to he with her long to decide that her motto must he, Laugh and the world laughs with you. XN'hat would we have done all these years without our quaint, jolly little classmate, Sue ? Size LENA L'okNEL1lx Bioixxr Size Icarus to lim' and 11'-rcs to lrarzz. Tafcizzg play and lessons in iflvir f1lI'1I. Lena is one of our little girls. Unless she takes to French heels and pompadours we are afraid she'll never be able to convince the world a few years hence that she is of voting age. But when she does cast her vote we know that she will make it count for good sense and justice. for she carries a whole head, if not a high one. She is a pillar of the Domestic Science Department and will he ahle to maintain the domestic as well as the political end of her 11101141516 some day.

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it e Mxlzts.-xlaer ELlZ.Xl3l'I'l'H .XMAN Music Medal, 1920: Secretary Class, 19191 Assistant Pianist Orchestra, 1920: Pianist Orchestra, 1921: Assistant Editor Annual, 19213 Recitation Contestant. 1919-202 Man- ager of Orchestra, 19215 Senior Play, 1921. 1.511111 tlmzr art tuorflzy, fu!! of fm-zum, gcu- Ilc, flif7t'1'l1l-IllIilllffd, and z'01zsistt'11l. lligniiied, quiet, unassuming, a talented musician, an accomplished reader, an excel- lent studentfsuch is Margaret. Her gentle manners have won her many friends among us, XYQ wonder how, with a full high school course, violin, piano, and expression, she can keep her grades in the nineties: but she does it. We predict for her a great future. uflfllI'glIl'L'f IQATHERINE CHURCHILL BELL Athletic Association, 1918, 19213 Dramatic Society, 19183 Operetta, 1918-19-21: Editorial Staff, 1921. D0'z'olvd, azzriozzs, fjL'IlC'l'0ZlS, Avoid of gzzilc. lVi1'l1 lzvr tulmlc' l1vart's 'zt'v1t'u1110 in lzcr s111ilt'. The loveliest of girls and the most sympa- thetie of friends, but not quite self-assertive enough. Conscientious not only about her school work, but even about her most tritiing promise, she is a girl that you can not help aclmiring. Kit is just a little bit afraid of being too steady so she's up to all kinds of pranks to belie her reputation. Call her wicked or anything else you like-she won't object-but dare not call her dependable. ifjiitu

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it s 1 Qgfjfig l 1' 235551 639-'lriil Died I..YC'URG1'S 1-hsxlzx' Ci r1.R1:, 111 Operetta, 1918-19-20: Treasurer Athletic iXssociation, 1920. 1 'l-11dies, 1117111' Iflliflxf, f1le11.ve I1'111'e 1110 11!1111c. Kirk would certainly he a ladies' man if the ladies had their way ahout it. You can judge from his picture, why. lf good looks can carry a person through the world we predict a successful career for him. llesides this he has a good voice to help him along. In spite of all this he has the saving grace of modesty. 'lx'i1'l. ' 15111-xx k S.xUN11ERs 1JAVIS Uperetta, 1919-19-20-213 Athletic Associa- tion, 19213 Senior Play, 1921. l1'f'it'111'e fum' you my 1111111 H1011 you lllC tlll,' lfrifer 11101111 111111'e H1011 you say. Always cheerfully ready for service seems to he his motto and he often proves to he a friend in need. His eyes sparkle with mischief and his mind constantly seeks and linds harmless pranks to play on unsuspect- ing fellow-students: hut somehow Saunders always manages to remain in the favor of his teachers. S11111fy 22