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

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A f i X , QJC r g, T ,J L g 2 19, ,fi W1 Illlllllllllllln llllllllllllllllllllllllIlIIIllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII ll Illlllllllllllll ELIZABETH SARAH HERITAGE 7'rtll.'ing1, she lcncu' not what, nor carcrl not Irby. French Club, 'ESL Elizabeth is never serious, and how can she be when she is the wittiest girl in the Senior class? She is determined to do what she wants to and if she says she'll try to do a thing she usually succeeds. When others grumble and com' p'ain, turn to Elizabeth with her ever ready smile and words of cheer, as usually we see her laughing and enjoying life. LMA MINNIE EVELYN HODGES '1'o those who know thee not, no icorrls can point: and those who know thee, Icnou' all :cords are faint. English Club, '2ti: Latin Club, '2ti: Bruin Reporter, '2ti: Marshal. '2G: Student Council, '27: Assistant Editor Bruin, '28: Editor of .lunior Edition. 'ZSL Marshal, 'ZSZ .lournalistic Club, '28: Glee Club, 'ZSI Jazz and Minuet , '28: State Dramatic Contest, '28: Student Council, '29: Secretary Judiciary Committee, '29: Dra- matic Club, '29: Ani l Intruding , '29: President Honorary Society, '2Sl: Help Yourselt ', '290: Presi- dent Hi-Y, '29, After saying how faint any words are in de- scribing Evelyn it seems foolish to try to tell what a peach of a girl she is, but as she is one of N. B. H. S.'s most renowned actresses, as she can bus- iness manage in a really business-like way, as she is as smart in school as she is good fun out, and as she is popular with teachers and pupils alike, why attempt to describe MIN MARY ELIZABETH HUGHES Not too serious. not too gay. just a good sport in every way. Pythagorean Club, '28: French Club, '29. Although Mary has not been with us all of our high school days, we find her one of our best students. Everybody likes her for she is always ready and waiting to help anybody. We know her by her cheerful smile and we are sure she will succeed in anything she attempts. Here's wishing great luck and much success to MARY HELEN FRANCES JACKSON God made her-then los! the pattern. Student Council, '26: Basketball, '26, '27, '28: President Class, '27: Mousetrap , '2T: President Class, '28: Assistant Manager of Bruin, 128: Treasurer Class, '29: Candy Stand, '28, 'tiflz Vice President of Hi-Y Club, '29: Dramatic Club Critic, '28: Drama Guild, '29: Latin Club, '27: Manager of Bruin, '29: Declamation, '2ti. Here is a girl who is capable, true to a purpose in life, energetic and dependable. She is also a good sport, attractive, and popular. Whether its class activities, club programs, Hi-Y meetings, or a party with the 400, Helen holds her own. To say she is an all 'round good girl is putting it mild. HELEN

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Qs. 'X f T i ' 57 S. fi H fy I A E , A2547 ' unumm ul... IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll Ilmllllllllllllmlllm IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllm ' NAoM1 MARGARET HARDISON The worldis' no better if we worry. Lifes no longer if we hurry. Chemistry Club. '27, '28. One would have to go far to find a truer and better friend than Naomi. Being of a jolly and lovable nature she has won many friends in New Bern High. Although she has only been with us one year, she has been a welcome addition to the class of '29. HNAUMIU JOSEPH EARL HARPER Modest is a great virtue Our best wishes are with you, modest young man. Your qualities are right for success. EARL WILLIAM BERNARD HARRIS, JR. A bold. bad man. with the ladies. Hi-Y, '26, '2T: English Club, '2li: Lee Class, '27: Forum, '11T. Student Council, '27: Dramatic Club, '28: Drama liuild. '29, Every time you see Bill you wonder who his latest is, but he always comes back to a certain curly-haired lady. He seems to have a way of saying the unexpected and sending the whole class, teachers included, into peals of laughter. One thing sure, everyone likes BILL FRANK HENDERSON Eut. flrinlr. and be merry. for tomorrow you may die. Travelers Club, '29: Football, '29. Frank is one of the real boys in the Senior Class. But with that innocent look of his, he got away with more things than many of us do. We do not know what his ambition is, but we are Sure that with his determination he will succeed. FRANK

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V ' 1 T i , Y 1.1 H fr 'I ' ' 7 E I A , J L 130. .- Illlllllllllllln lflllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIII IlllllllllllllllllIllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllls ullllllllllllll ERNEST ROBERT JOHNSON He was gentle and the elements so mired in him that all nature might stand up and say, 'Here is a nzan.'. English Literary Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, HiY, High School Orchestra: Dramatic Club, '27, '29. Ernest is studious, but not too studious. His grades in his four years in N. B. H. S. are ex- cellent and he deserves much credit for his ability. Whatever he may undertake in 1ife's short journey we wish him the greatest possible success. JOHNSON LOUISE ELEANOR JONES Be true to your word. your work and your friends. President of Eighth Grade: English Club, '26, '27: Glee Club, '26, '2T: Student Council, '2T: Dramatic Club, '28: Secretary Drama Guild, '29: Help Yourself , '29, Quiet? Well, she isn't a talking machine. Studious? Nothing different. Slangy? Not in the least, though this beginning might leave such an impression. If you leave anything to Eleanor, you can depend on her to do it. That's why she was elected our most dependable girl. She is talented in dramatics as well as art, and we have found her a valuable asset to the class of '29. Here's luck to you, EI.EANoR JAMES FRANKLIN KETCHAM Ambition should have been his middle name. English Club, '2ti: History Club, '2l': Science Club, '28: Student Council, '27, '28: Hi-Y, '28: Class Secretary. '27: Class Treasurer, '28: Class Secretary, '29: Basket- ball, '28: Monogram, '28, '29: Debating Club, '29. Who is that handsome boy that can play basket- ball like a professional? That's Jimmie Ket- cham. Jimmie is a friend in all the athletic games. In his classes he is a student of no mean ability. James is an all 'round good sport and he is willing to make the period bell sound a little early if you are in trouble. Although James has only been with us during our high school days, he has proved himself a very valuable addition. The class of '29 wishes you success. HJIMMIEH ELIZABETH AUGUSTA LANCASTER Nicknames--how I abhor them. English Club, '26: Latin Club, '27: Dramatic Club, '28: Basketball, '28, '29g Drama Guild, '29: Treasurer Hi-Y, '29. Our basket-ball star, Elizabeth is usually a quiet, meek appearing person-but if you want to see her riled, call her Gussie! However, she's a good old sport and a tried and true friend -one whom we all enjoy and wish to keep. Lizzie GUS