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

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, 3 'i 6 5 ' T l ,aff X if H 7' jf l ix- f x E Qi Jeff' . c NIL .2 L 'L A 0 llllllllllllllllm i. Q51IlIIIIIllllIIIlIlIIlllIlllllIllllIIllIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll IIllIIIIIIIlllIlllllllIIIllIlllllIllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllill. .. nlllllllllllllll THELMA GASKINS And still to her charms, she alone is ct stranger. Her modest demecmofs the jewel of all. Thelma blushes at the slightest offense. Almost any time you can see her struggling with her math. You might think she is Very quiet, but she is lively and Very enter- taining. Eula delights in teasing her about her curiosity. She works hard on her business course, but she takes life easy and has a smile for everyone she meets. Thelma Twenty-nine MARGARET WEAVER GIBBS Athletic Association, '20-'21-'22g Reci- tation Contest, '20g Vice-President, '21: Operetta, '22: Marshal, '22: Class Secre- tary, '23. Though modest, on her zmembar- rassed brow, Nature had written, 'Lady'. Here is a rare girl who can keep up a gay social life without neglect- ing her studies. She always has a good time and yet is well up in her classes. She is popular and de- serves it, too. A better sport would be hard to find. She was chosen for the title role in our Senior Play and her acting has won her much commendation. By many she is considered the prettiest girl, not only in our class but in the whole high school. Altogether she is a very desirable companion and we think ourselves fortunate indeed to call her our friend. Margaret

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A f T i 'X .Q 9 6 H K' 'af .mg . E ' mulunmm. ....... AfilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlmlllmllllllIllllllllmmlll lllmIIllIllIIIIIhmIIlmllIIlIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Roxm ELIZABETH DICKINSON Athletic Association, '20-'21-'22-23: Basketball, '2 1-'22. - - - Lasting ease, Elysian quiet, without toil or strife. You need go no further if it's for a real true pal you are searching. Roxie is a sport, through and through. Although her studies do not cause her a great deal of an- xiety, she loves old N. B. H. S. with the love of a patriot. Her car is al- ways at the disposal of the boys of the High School teams, and many are the times that the lioys accept the kindness of this remarkable little chauffeur with her Studebaker. flROck7Y SUSIE BLANCH EATON Brinson Recitation Medal, '19g Vice- President Class, '20: Class Secretary, '21: Christmas Play, '20: Operetta, '21: High School Recitation Medal, '22: Tri-City Recitation Medal, '22: Glee Club, '22g President S. L. S., '23: Senior Play, '23: Operetta, '22: Social Editor The Cub , '23 Begone, Old care, I Prithee, begone, Old care from meg For i'faith, Old care, thee and I shall never agree. Susie is a notable example of how much natural ability is enhanced by application. Her ability for recita- tion is unequaled in N. B. H. S. She plays unmercifully on the feel- ings of her audience. When she would have some teardrops fall, she says a few sad words and straightway she is rewarded by a How of tears. If laughter is what she wants, she knows only too well how to extract that from her audi- ence. Susie is one who acts inde- pendently, thinks independently, and doesn't in the least mind telling you what she thinks. With her ani- mation and spirit, we feel confident of her success in life. Hsusyi! Twenty-etght . 'it- Q X7

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I .X is T-X22 A fTi 'af ,ffl l x 2' H 'f ' X l E P' Il - I A A ' -H IIIIIIIIIIII um... i IIllIIIIIIIIIllIIllIIIIIlllIlllllIIIlI llllHmlI Q' - -A Ilmlllll mlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllh Lorru: GRANT Athletic Association, '21-'22: Christmas Play, '21g Class Historian, '23. She 'is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant too to think on. Lottie is one of the most capable girls in our whole Senior Class. If you asked her what her favorite sub- ject was she'd probably say French because that is the one in which she shines most, although she makes good grades on all. Lottie has a wide circle of friends who all love her for the good pal she really is. She has only been with us since we were Sophs, but she won a place of love and esteem in our hearts so quickly that she seems to have been with us always. It is exceedingly pleasant to be in her company, too. If you don't know from experience, ask-but maybe we'd better not mention his name. L0tty L1-:LA MAE JONES Recitation Contest, '19-'20-'22: Christ- mas Play, '21: Glee Club, '21g Recitatipn Contest, '23: Secretary S. L. S., '23: Sen- ior Play, '23. A friend in need is a friend 'in- deed. This is our friend, always ready to help. Just say Cousin Lela, how do you do this? That is all that is necessary. Although she is very quiet and reserved in her manner she is always ready to join in fun. When it comes to a recita- tion contest our Cousin Leia is always right there. We would think that something serious had happened if she were ever late to school. That isn't because she lives near the campus, for she doesn't. In her studies she always ranks among the first. After all we could not do without her. Cousin Lela Th't'l'tjf