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

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GBAX if is if E Y' ' 'I V,.--'ll ' , gym A A evjifif T IIIIIIIIIIII mi... filillllllulmlllllmlllllllllllllunlllitllllllllullumill IlmlllllIllIIIIlm!ImlIllllllllllllllllllllll llll lll 1 MORRIS KING HENDERSON HE BEARS HIM LIKE A GENTLEMAN. Orchestra, '23: Cub Football, '23-'24: Cub Baseball, '231 Asst. Mgr. The Bruin, 'Zip Dramatic Club, '23: Marshal, '25: Mgr. Baseball, '25: Hi-Y Club, '24-'23-'26: President Hi-Y Club, '2li: Athletic As- sociation, '24-'25-'26: Treasurer Science Club, '26: Asst Mgr. Foot- ball, '25: Asst Mgr. Basketball, 'Zl6: Sports Editor The Bruin, 'itiz Student Council, '25-'iliiz President. Student Council, '26. In King we find both business and efficiency com- bined. As manager of several teams, he has shown good supervision, and in his school work he shows efhciency in keeping up with his various duties out- side of school as well as in school. We all know that he will be a success in all that he undertakes later. CKKINGVY MABEL LOUISE HOLLAND STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. Literary Society, '24g Dramatic Club, '253 French Club, '26: Debate, 'iliz Student Council, '26, We cannot find in the Senior Class a truer or sweeter girl than Mabel. She is the Senior Class ideal of a refined girl. When in need of help on any subject, Mabel can always be depended upon. She has never been known to make below 85 on any subject and her average is 90. Never shirking her duty. sweet and sociable always, the least we can wish her is suc- cess and the fulfillment of her dreams. MABEL - LUCY CAROLYN HURST AGE CANNOT WITHER NOR CUSTOM STALE HER INFINITE VARIETY. ' H. E. Fashion Show, '24: Athletic Association, '23-'24-'2fi: Literary Society, '24: Girl Scouts, '23: Science Club, '26: Manager Annual, '26: Cheer Leader, '26. Here is a bundle of complexity. One minute she is the most rollicking of the whole crowd, the next, the most serious and intent upon business. She has a quick temper but it is soon over, and best of all, she never harbors a grudge. We wonder what you'll be, Lucy, a lawyer Vcause you can arguel, a preacher Ccause you can be seriousj, a housewife Ccause you know how to manage a homel, or just a downright flirt! Just the same, we can't imagine you anything but a plumb good sport in old N. B. H. S. KALUCYIH MARY EMMA HURST A DAUGHTER OF THE GODS, DIVINELY TALL AND MOST DIVINELY FAIR. Athletic Association, '23-'24-'25-':!ti: Basketball, '23-'24: Literary So- ciety, '23: Dramatic Club, '24: Minstrel, '23: Girl Scouts, '23: Junior Carnival, '25: The Bruin Reporter French Club, Asst. Mgr.. '26: Athletic Stand '26: Senior Play, '26: Cheer Leader, '26: H. S. Chorus. '23. Mary Emma would have been well placed had she lived in a.ncient days upon Mt. Olympia, for what does she lack that constituted an outstanding goddess? She has undaunting courage, enough temper so that no one will ever run over her, and she has the ability to execute as well as command. If Mary Emma likes you, she likes, you, but if she doesn't-well-just cultivate Mary Emma's friendship! MARY EMMA I I f 5 QTWENTY-NINEI

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. Wi- gfff, I R SJJITQX' I V5 if H ff ' K A f a E 'A I .. I Am 2 h' b L AA .. , I I I I 4 I tTWENTY-EIGHTI ELOISE HARDISON YOU KNOW I SAY JUST WHAT I THINK, AND NOTHING MORE NOR LESS. Athletic Association, '22-'23: Freshman Review, '22-'23g Fashion Show '23-'2-1: Glee Club, '24-'25: Dramatic Club, '24-'25: English Club, '25-'26. Eloise doesn't believe in working to the limit, yet she manages to pass on all her work. Her ready smile never fails to smooth over any trouble and the worid will find it hard to resist her fight to the peak of suc- cess. USQUEZZERH MARTHA HARPER HAVE A SMILE FOR EVERYONE YOU MEET. AND THEY'LL HAVE A SMILE FOR YOU. Fashion Show, '24: Reporter of History Club, '26. Love I, honey? When we hear this we don't have to turn around and see who is speaking, because we know its Martha. And do we love her? Well, I'll say we do. And that's not the only magnet that draws us to Martha. She knows her lessons and as for examinations-why they're only a passing thought for our pal. MARTHA THELMA HASSELL I'LL TIE MY HEART T0 N0 MAN'S SLEEVE. HAVE I NOT TWO EYES 0F MY OWN? Freshman Review, '25: Fashion Show, '24s Glee Club, '25: History Club, We've gone to school, worked and played with Thelma for eleven years and she improves upon ac- quaintance. There's no one any more ready to have some fun or anyone any more willing to work when there's need, than she. There just isn't a better friend to be found than- 'l'HELMA SARA MAE HENDERSON WHAT A WIT! WHAT A GRACE IN HER LANGUAGE! HER MOVEMENTSI WHAT PLAY IN HER FACE! Athletic Association, '23-'24-'25-'26g Basketball '25-'26: Literary Society, '24: Dramatic Club, '25: Science Club, '26: Sponsor Basket- ball, '2t5: Reporter Science Club, '26: Marshal, '25: Vice-President. Class. '26 1 Secretary Class, 'Z3:.Iunior Carnival, '25 1 Senior Play, '26. Who is this girl? Pretty, yes-eyes you have to look at a second time-and always happy. Why shouldn't she be? Every dance finds her there. She is one of the best girls on the basketball team. In her studies she ranks high. Everybody loves her- well you've guessed by this time, its- USARA MAE

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G T i L X57 'I 1: H :ir , I I E , I BAK? I l1llillnlllnlun........, I'QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllmlllIlllllllllllmlll IImIIIIIIIIIIIImlIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW i MARY VIRGINIA JOHNS A MERRY HEART MAKETH A CHEERFUL COUNTENANCEJ' just ask Mary-and I'm sure she'll know. MARY LENA KING MEN! MEN! HOW I ADORE THEM! success, especially in her college career. LENA WILLIAM JOHNSON LANE BIG BAD BILL IS SWEET WILLIAM NOW. Joke Editor The Cub, '26. enmeshed in a certain person's curls. BILL SYBIL DELL LEWIS OF NONSENSE NOW AND THEN IS PLEASANT. French Club. Triangular Debate. terested in the passing of the trains? , PINKEY ITHIRTYJ Mary is a girl who came to us during the middle of the term '25-26. She is a very capable. dependa ble girl. If ever in doubt of the answer to a question Literary Society, '24: Dramatic Club, '25: Critic of History Club 76 Triangular Debate, '25-':Z6: Librarian, '26: Junior Carnival. '20 A pretty blonde with laughing blue eyes and golden hair. She is one of the fortunate few who possess good looks. Lena is a lively, energetic girl who is always optimistic. At school, she always knows her lessons-however, she does not believe in studying too hard. A better sport cannot be found, always for fun and frolic. XVe all wish her the greatest of Vice-President Class, '2:2: Vice-President Class. '25s Vice-President 77 7 Science Club, '26: Cub Football. '22-'23: Cub Basketball, ':.. 3 Cub Baseball. '22-'23: Football. 'Z-1325: Basketball Captain, 6 Baseball. '25-'26: Senior Play. '25-'26: Dramatic Club, '25: Marshal 124: Toastmaster Banquet. '24: Athletic Association, '22-'23-'24 H On the football field he's little less than a demon an opponent to be carefully guarded on the basketball court. and as first-baseman, it takes some skill to get by Bill. He's sought by all the women. but none meet with success. Why? Because Bill's healt 1S HMINGLE A LITTLE FULLY WITH YOUR WISDOM: A BIT Freshman Review. Dramatic Club. Junior Carnival, English Club If you're looking for a good sport and a plumb nice friend-then Sybil is the one to ask for. tlnquire at the information bureau.l We've heard that red headed people are cheerful. and We can readily be lieve it. Sybil's our proof. We think that she has an inclination to travel. Else why should she be so in