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

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11 C in Nineteen Twenty-eight -1 1 v - . + G: 7663 .. Y -lf. ' ' v 9210- 'Cb '- - ,, -3' ' .ef 4-.5 , 'X y 'x -5 ' 5 g lgsbitla- st:,-Eixyll' gun-fa A ' -n , . i l,,.- . 4 , 1 T. 5 I x ' I1 I x I ll' ul L A M' 'I Q 1' - U A 0 . .Y 0:1-:.-1 -. '- . .,.t ,W , iiafs nm ' .Je . fe e 1' ' ' ' T e u I A I 1 L I 11 '. ::,lX ng 6.51 A,. --' ' y fix 'V' WW 'iv Ill SCHTOI' Class VIRGINIA FLEETWOOIJ STYRON Lf'afvr silfnrr to tht' saintsg I am but human. Literary Society, '25g Latin Club, '26, Frenr-h Club, '27: Dra matie Club, '28, Athletic Assof-iation, '27g Treasurer Frenrfh, '28. NO foolin'! Virginia does this to the utmost of her ability. XVhen everything: seems to br' getting quiet down in Lab. ffor a rhangel, Virginia pops up with some fantastic' idea. She must do something if it is only to settle an argument with her adyersary, Hubert Ellison. Her favorite subject is I.i'H0Ul4'tI'y, but why bring that up? Her srhool reeord is an enyiable One. l-low vould the Senior Class have clone with- out- GINGER CLARENCE POE TAYLOR Spf'rcl1 zs grrat, hu! szlfnrf' 15 yrralfrf' Although CIZil'l'll!'G ranie to us in the eleventh hour, he has not failed to leave his mark on our memories. His quiet and studious habits have brought to him a dignity which is Sel- dom seen in the happy and rollirking mien of his fellow students. His soft and methodival way of doing things promises great surge:-ss for his future endeavors. May he be one of the many famous pc-rsonagrs from the good Ol' Class of '2S. CLARENCE LINA BELLE TAYLOR She has that inrxlzauslihlr good naiurf fwhirh is the C!l01t'l'5f gzft of h1'afUfn. Literary Society Critiv, '25g History Club, '26, '27, Glee Club , '26, '27: Junior Carnival, '27g Cheer Leader, '27, '28g Sevre- tary S:-it-nee Club, T283 Assistant Manager Bruin, '27, '28: Assistant Manager Cub, '28g Journalistic- Club, '28. XVhat in the world would we do without Lina? She always has a smile, and she even makes Freneh amusing. Lina doesn't believe in letting lessons worry her, but she always manages to pass all hl-r subjer-ts. She is somewhat of a heart-breaker. and she likes to pir-lc on football players. If you gain her friendship you are lun'-kyg if she is your enemy you are out ol' luvlc. Our four years of high sr-hool have been Iwigliteiin-d by Lina. and '28 won't for-get her. 'KLINAU THELAIA GPAL TAYLOR HBl'QL'!lI'l' hofw you say mon' than you If1L'Cl7l,' hcttrr mfan more than you say. 0I'fghestI'a, '25, '26, '27g Glen- Cluh, '27, '28g President Math Club, '28. s, but everybody knows and likes her. She is very I-apable and willing to lend a helping hand to anyone all your dirlivult problems to Thelma if you It f She is quit-t, yt . in need. Take K want them solved. She I-ame to our class in the ninth grade, and has since proved herself worthy of any class to which sie may belong. She- is of the type that goes to make up all at is bt-st in the world. You are true blue, Thelma, and old N, B. l-l. S. will always be proud of you. 'I'IIELIvIA:' 28 x,,iQ tm .YI 'Q f-25223 CII Ast.- - , , -. . ff , -3 m - . - 1-s .,-- '- A- f ,pw xg' ,I :'Q3.vqnn- ,,ngg9,?iyx I-N v v . , , .x ., ,, ' , . - l ,a: - .' 's ' 1' I 1 I ' l. x, , yo., ,

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s The C 13, Nineteen Twenty-eight I - .' 5 ' Qi 1 . gala ln! l' 5 K 5 ul L Qi It a .I 5 '-. ..-' in , .. u , 1 , D' MQW in 0 , I .:-17: ge xggrsgcv -Nm: -mg 1 1 an ' ' I9 :fi A 1 u X I i s . , - - J L 1 -u'2.tg'i:z' K N, , 50611, N K 1 1:1 4 1 -4 rm N. -X 1 A .- - .' 0' 4 I k' l y ar v n 5 I Class Song llvhivz thi' golilwz sun is mvltiiig, in the jvurfwlc' of the' night, Tlztm' is promise of thi' morro-zc', that it 'zvill hi' fair ana' lzrightj So today iw' .Vf'f' the' glvamiizg, through I'l'g'l'f'fX that uw' must part, Uf thi' hrauty of the futiirv, in thc' hofws that jill each hmrt. Jll thi' yvars -uw spwzt fOgl'fllt'l', 'mid tha svmzvs we low so 'zL'f'll, llvill rvmaiiz as s'u'm'tc'st llll'Nl'I'll'X, 'ZL'I'IIf7f in youtlfs s1L'f'0t, mystic sjrrll, its 'zu' jOlH'Ilt7V1' zlo-zwz lifc s patlizvay, still our thoughts will oft 1'c'tur1z, To thi' hajvpy ilays l'f'llll'lllbt'7'-ll -u'l1z'1'z' -zu' stroivv lifcfs rulrs to lcarn. lfvr go forth -with firm ezzflivwoz' and a jrurjwosc ffvcr true, ililll our motto is A'Pl'?'fl'l'fl0lZ in 'ZL'llIIff'1'f'l' -uv may do. Bat though lamls or svas ilifivizlf' as, zu' will l UC'l' rlicfrislz dear Our hvloiwzl Jlma iurltvzj, and hw' namf -za-ill -zu' 1'c Ue1'c. Class pO6Tfl By JOE G. MCDAXIEI. Four yvars ago 'zu' i11ti'1'i'1l i1z Thi' stagf' of high school lift, ,tml 'ZCll6'Il our f2'C'Xlllll!ll1 yvar ivas gow' llvc' ic'i'1'z' -zc'i1z11f11's i1z tha' strife. .ls A'0flllUlI10I'C5 -Zvi' fvlaywl the game, fVo ilutifs zlizl -zu' shirhj .tml pretty soon -zu' l'1U'lIf'tl a name For gladly doing tzcork. Thin ramf' thi' jolly j1111io1'yc'a1', lfith 'zc'o1'1'iz's anzl its klZ0t'A'3', But 1zo our slzozvifil a sign of fvar, jail -zu' got past thc' I'0l'A'S. lfyfivif jwlayvzl thi' part as Svniors grafivv, Quito zligzzifivzl aml holflj lfvi' struggliwl lihv a raptifuff slafvff, But noic' -zc'f 'i1f-' 1'v1iz'lzf'1l tht goal. Thr last l1i'll's rung, aizrl -with 1'0g1'f't llyf' lzfazw to ro1zq11f'1' fatffj llvish us good lurk, Illlll zlo11't forget Thi' Class of T-zwzzty-viglzt. 30 '--- - - c 'W' . -ag ', 1 f'x'a! 1-'ll , . ' X45 ,HQ - ' 1 u ff: vu VII' 'rsvp qv .u ly s rl , :s f, beige: i w 5 gain . 4 . lx 50 ls ' .' Y f za- .45 9 . 5 I I. I' lr' S :il 'ogg I , ,,1o.,'