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

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I TRODUCTIO We have chosen the influences and effects of the seasons as the theme of the 1960 BRUIN. Each season brings with it certain moods, emotions, . and activities. The playful seasons decorate the school plant in varying moods- youth- ful green and gay in spring, grey and melancholy in Winter. Although the changing seasons affect our growth and development during the school year, more permanent aspects also infiuence us. The administration, the faculty, the course of study, the school plant-these seem to hold qualities of permanency and changelessness that place them in no particular season but in the perspective of continuing forces from year to year. Thus, the stable, enduring, almost immutable part of our school life precedes the more seasonal divisions of fall, Winter, spring, and summer. We present the 1960 BRUIN by following the . . . rf' , P 1. ,' w 'r If . 'di m if I l f Z 1 if' s L , 1 1. f -fr Q3 1, , lg i I 3 3' 5 ' . in , If 3' 'IfT f ' , W dx 5 -4 7 2 I , --aff , -ff' , 1' -P, , .t , 1 'KI ,,gwF : ,gig - N . ,pa t .Ml , 'X ' l ,f, 1 kiwi ' vf' ' wgwa , 'y:.. , a V -ui! ' Ai, 'V ' FB' H. A

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Page Eight , P 3 Q 'J 545252 MR. H. J. MacDONALD Superintendent Superintendent Harry 1. MacDonald, a Duke University graduate with majors in Zoology and education, was elected to his present position in 1947. Mr. MacDonald has devoted his time and energies to the progress of the New Bern City Schools, for Linder his leadership our accreditation has been strengthened, our cirriculum broad- ened, and our physical plants improved and broadened. In addition to his influence in the schools, Mr. MacDonald has made a significant contribution to the city through his participation in civic organizations. He is a thirty-second degree Mason, a member of the New Bern Rotary Club, New Bern Historical Society, North Carolina Educational Association, National Educational Association, North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers, and a member of the Centenary Methodist Church. He continues now as in the past to be interested in the growth and progress of our schools. Mr. MacDonald, a gentleman with courage, vision, and wisdom, is our su- perintendent and our friend.