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

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vt. li Cieilig Uied RUTH ERNEsTi:EN1a Epwixlzns How b1'z'llia1zf and uzirllzfzzl fln' liglzt of lim' eye, l.il.'c 0 star glazfdzzg out from the blue of tlze sky. The hrilliancy of her hair does not detract one atom from the hrilliancy of her friendly nature. Her cheerful smile, her roguish laugh, and her merry glee sometimes give way to the sober realities of life. l?u.vl3 ' Reiaaetlx CHEATHAIXI Ifeluzlznig Assistant Art Editor, 19213 Athletic Asso- ciation. Not foo svriozls, not foo guy, Bu! 0 jolly good fellow tvllulz if routes to play. Reba has spent most of her time this year drawing cuhs in all kinds of postures. Besides being an artist she is a great sport. If any kind of hall game is going on you are certain to lind her on the side-line doing her hit of yelling. She even goes away with the teams whenever we are given permission to leave school. In spite of her outside ac- tivities she has found time to make good grades. She has true artistic instinct- l or Reba is a girl who always lvnows XYhen and where to wear her clothes. l?c'l1a

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af t? eerie Digi RVTH XYYAIAN Dixox Tim twrId'5 no Z7C'fft'1' if ict' tuorry. l.ife'5 110 Imzgjvr if imc fI1l1'1'j'. lllack nf hair and dark of eye, Ruth could play the part of an Indian Maiden to perfec- tion. She used to lie fond of promenading with the sailor lads Uendurin' of de war. Since the armistice, however, she has turned her attention to commercial work, and is now as vigorously hitting the typewriter as she once hit the paving stones. She will make a good business woman, if she does not decide to plunge into thc sea of matri- 11llllI3Y. Ulellflliu ELIZABETH DUFFY Editor-in-Chief Annual, 19213 Athletic AS- sociation, 1918-19-20-213 Basket-Ball Team. 1921: Scholarship Medal. 1918-19-205 Third Year Math. Medal, 19203 First Year Latin Medal, 1918: English Medal, 1920: Dramatic Society, 1918: Senior Class Play, 1921: Class Poet, 1921: Class President, 1918. To flzosv zulzo kzzotu hm' not 110 words can f tl1'I1f,' And those who kzmtv her know all words are faint. Polly is our paragon-a gem of many fa- cets and ne'er a dull one. First in Latin, tirst in Math., and first in the rest of her studies. too, She is a magnet for all the medals, they just can't he kept away from her. Polly is no grind, however, but a good, all-around sport, and gives her opponent plenty to do on the basket-ball court. Our Annual could hardly have existed without her, for she has had to be both editor and author, both poet and humorist. Polly has a very strong sense of justice, and we would leave her with this admonition: that she remember that earthly power is likest God's when mercy seasons justice. POIIy

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11 132 CCC1313 XXvll,1,111'CHl1X' 1311211-311 1:12111-llllili Baseball, 1918-19-20-213 llasket-llall, 19Zlg Senior Play, 19213 Captain Basehall Team, 1921. L1f1 s 11 jest 111111 1111 1111111113 111111211 11, I 11101151111 511 111150 111161 11112111 klltlil' il. Is XN'illougl1l1y as dignilied as l1is name sounds? Oh! nog the more familiar lSill expresses our jolly, happy-go-lucky class- mate to a much more accurate degree. XVQ see 11im drowse tlirongli o11e recitation. lmarely inanaging to keep awake, to arouse without any apparent effort and give a vital recitation on his next class, or keep those about him stirring with fun a11d mischief. He is a continual surprise to us in the quick- ness a11d accuracy with whicl1 his hrain works, since his delilmerate movements make his actions appear slow. 13111 'l'H13o11o111z G11.x111' G.1sk1Ns Marshal, 1921. His air 111111 f'f11L'l , 111.5 1170kS and 1111111151 511111, Xplflljxv 1111 so 1110'z'i11g1y 111 1115 1201101-IC. Somebody has called Theodore the quiet- est hoy in the High School, hut those who know him better know that Theodore can talk-and talk well, too. llesides being a good, steady student, he l1as plenty of class spirit and is always ready to carry his share of the lmurdens, as well as to share the good times of the Class. His Ford carries its share of hurdens, too, and helps many a tired wayfarer across the bridge. Tf'1I'11-V