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

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it ll CCQJ9 ie domed 10188 geaxyavgeotfler Sas Lulu. R.xviv1oN11 joNEs Annual Art Editor, 1921: Senior Play, 19213 Athletic Association, 1921. At'fio11.r spvzlk l0Zldt'l' 1111111 tt'111'ds. Carl jones-the quietest luoy in the Senior Class but not hy any means the least gifted. He is our Art Editor, and besides his talent for drawing he has a talent for constructive work. He has made a razor for our Senior play that is a masterpiece of mechanical con- struction and would strike terror to the heart of the most ferocious crap-shooter. skip Akvye like you. Mixiiriix ll1z.xsxvEL1. jovxak She is fwsscsscd of ffltlf l'lIC.l.'l1Ull.Yfl.l7ft' gmoa' lllIflH't' tc!11'1'l1 is flzc c!111i1'csf gift of l1uc1f'c'11. XYe could call her the baby of our class if we spoke in terms of height, hut speaking in terms of width-Uh, well, we'll let you de- cide that for yourself if you ever see her. llut never mind that. Mattie, we wish that all of us had as amiable a disposition as you have, and as few ups and downs in our grades. XVC hope that you like us as well as .1.. .- 1 .4 . .... , 4- it X as 1 SFS - 4 1ll:1 N- F' if Q x. ,. . Q 1 15 .4 it . I-s F ,fafvil ,F Q ...Qi 'gifs .531 1.15 'TS' ' J.wHrrE Mattie Joyner White, 86, of 601 Meadows St., died Tuesday at Craven Regional Medical Center, New Bern. Graveside service is set for 11 a.m. 1 Thursday at Greenleaf Memorial Park with the Rev. Roger Elliott of- 1 ficiating. She is survived by her widower, .1. e one son,WilliamR 1 l v . . if -:J .', -. , '. ' , 511 ffl - it--1, Tffwurg ...lQ,I13- .V ,. ,, ,, N K 'I - ,f'M51-jr 3-.U11,-,-'gi-51-5'1,,q-.1 Q1 1 , 11 - -1,11-422'-1' .. 1..-, .iR..,,'f l4. 'ly1 'ie' -5 .'-'gin L 1, -, -, -,' , - ,',. 'ful15511111hi1.'.1fE1If'1?l15J:Lili 11:1 'g 1 5, ..- -.- -1.-, -- . - -1--:J-A -I, 1-L -,,-, ,V ,,

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ft 53362353 RL'IioLPH How jxck sox President Class 1919, 19213 Captain and Manager Baseball, 1918: Manager and Presi- dent Athletic .fXssociation, 19193 Operetta. 1921: Manager Athletic Association. 1920-213 Marshal, 1919-201 Football, 19213 Senior Play, 19213 Baseball Team, 1918-19-20-212 Basket-Ball Team, 1920-21: Captain Base- ball Team, 1919. Titles of honor add not to his worflz, ll'l1o is l1IilIlSCff an honor to his rifles. This is our Senior President. NYC are proud of him for his school spirit and for the influence he has had among all his class- mates and particularly among the boys. lle can be depended upon to take part in all our activities-he's a stone wall on the football lield, yet he has been able to acquire most of the useful learning expected of a Senior. All girls ambitious to vamp so important a personage have found that he is a true and tried lover who can see charms in but One liven yet the mention of Norfolk can any day make him miss a geometry proof at the board. lflpigvr JOHN BENJAMIN JENN1-:TTB President Athletic Association, 19213 Cap- tain liootball Team, 19213 Assistant Business Manager Annualg Baseball, 1917-18-20-213 Basket-Ball, 1917-18-20-213 Football, 19213 Secretary and Treasurer Class, 19201 Mar- shal, 1920: Captain Basket-Ball, 1918-20-21: Captain Baseball, 1918-20: All-State Basket- Ball Guard tSeeond Teaml, 1921. He looked ui galluizf, daslziizg bean, and with his looks was ter!! roufezztf' lf you've ever been to one of our football games, you've heard us yell, Ujennette, J. J., until you ought to feel fairly well acquainted with this name. He's our star athlete and somewhat of a ladies' man-but 1 often won- der if it shouldn't be spelled lady's man. John can think quick under pressure on the football lield, but his studies are, in the main, too light either to press or oppress him. He shares with Billy Guion the weight of a most delightful and pleasant opinion of him- self. folio

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m e 536,353 liizssn-3 lixiasoxs Mel M N ll-ll. Xie have about three people in our class who are gifted with the ability to draw. Lies- sie is one of these. For specimens of her ability we refer you to the plzlee-ezlrds of the Senior lizmquet of 1920. She has decided opinions of her own, but after much persuasion she usually eomes over to the side of the majority. In spite of this she is Z1 lirst-rate girl and we are glad to have had her with us. l3c.vsiv Cecil- M.XT'I'llL' its IVIQGI N N lizisebzill, 1920: Bzislcet-ljzill, 19201 Senior Play, 19213 Uperetta. 1921. Tim gfreiltcsf Crrm' in his L'l2I1lf7U.Yl-fl01I is 4111 1'11s1efn'1'aI1l0 a'z'r'1'sio11 fo all kinds of profit- able Iulmrf' Did you hear it said, Cecil is Z1 curious mixture? Take umneasured ability mixed with more than the average amount of lazi- ness, zi harmless :md far-off expression be- lied by the actions of the most mischievous member of the Class, and eyes that in repose drezim imnumbered dreams, yet show a strong contrast when sparkling with fun and mischief-and you have Cecil. A' Tevllyn