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

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, Rl'- f T A ... , Bef... v. fi E F i - x A A , 1 ,X Illlllllllll llmm... MQQIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIII IllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH. QTWENTY-TWOj ALTA COZART AMAN A GRAND OLD SPORT. THE BEST OF FRIENDS, SHE'LL STICK TO YOU THROUGH THICK AND THIN. Literary Society, '23-'2-1: Athletic Association, '22-'IZIIQ French Club, '25-'2ti: Librarian, '26, V Is Alta a sport? I'll say she is, and the best friend anyone can have. We all carry our troubles to her, because she knows how to sympathize. Old N. B. H. S. loves Alta and hates to see her go, but since she must -here's hoping her success until the end of time. ALTA INEZ BARBOUR HER GRACE, AH! WHO COULD PAINT? SHE WOULD FASCINATE A SAINT, I DECLARE! Associate Editor The Club, '23: Literary Society, '24: Dramat'c Club. '25: Junior Carnival, '25: Associate Editor The Bruin, '26: Assistant Art Editor The Cub, '26: French Club, '26s Junior Play, '26: H. E. Fashion Show, '24. For one who is as attractive as Inez, we wonder how she can do so many things as well as she does. A gem of many facets. She dances, writes both prose and poetry, and from her pen there comes the most adorable cartoons. We expect to see her name in the Hall of Fame some clay. INEZ MYRTLE AMELIA BARKER HANG SOYIROWI CARE WILL KILL A CAT. SO, THEREFORE, LET'S BE MERRY. flee Club, '25: Dramatic Club, '24: French Club, '2ti: Literary Society, '23. There is an old, old adage that the greatest jewels come in small packages. She is a gem of wit: at the most boring moment of the class, Myrtle will bring forth a spicy bit of humor and the class will be convulsed. Few know that Myrtle is a musician- she is, and an accomplished one. And as for work, well she can do it in her spare hours. You can look from Bangkok to Trinidad and we'l1 warrant that you'll Gnd no other such precious jewel. MYRTLE MAE BELL WHO RELISHED A JOKE. AND REJOICED IN A PUN, RARE COMPOUND OF ODDITY, FROLIO. AND FUN. Treslnnan Review, '233 Fashion Show, '2-I: .Iunior Curniiail, '2., English Club, '26: Girl Scouts, '23: Glee Club, '24, Busiest girl on the campus! Always doing some- thing, even in school, and it isn't everybody that can say that! But Mae always has the time to stop and listen to anyone else's troubles. Perhaps that's really why we lak her so. She cheers us in our bluest moments and rejoices with us in our fun. We love you, Mae, what more need be said? HMAE1!