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

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Eeclicafion XX'e can never stand still, says Dr. Spear. We have to keep searching for a still better way to ap- proach our goal of offering the most to every young person under our care. So from his first good morn- ing on Monday till the door is closed on Friday, Dr. Spear does not pause in his search for the better way. The supervision of the academic program is but one of his tasks. He keeps a firm eye on attendance, on discipline, registration, guidance, and on extra-curri- cular activities. He is not, however, too busy to counsel a student, confer with a teacher, welcome a guest, or otherwise take time out in the special way that dis- tinguishes the man with a purpose from the man with just a job. So for his concern with our problems, for his keen sense of humor, for his enthusiastic sharing of our joys and triumphs, for his loyalty, his wisdom, and his in- tegrity-for all these, we are privileged to dedicate the 1958 edition of The Bruin to Dr. R. S. Spear. With it we pledge our affection and esteem! Dr. Spear expresses pleasure as he presents science awards to Earnest l Hughes and Bobby Turbeville. 1, Q 'P W., ps Q' fa, N4 . l 0 , . V , 'W dl.. l In the New Bern press box Coach Hockaday announces the football game, and Dr. Spear manipulates the scoreboard. ,31, 34 f-' 'K Seated around a junior-Senior Banquet table are John R. Taylor. Mrs. R. S. Spear, Dr. Spear, H. J. MacDonald, Mrs. H. J. MacDonald, the reverend Mr. Charles E. Williams, and Mrs. John R. Taylor.