New Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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MARIE EMELIA SCHNIBBEN GENERAL , Royal Rooters (38). “Sweet, Marie’; Wild Violets. Marie is a reliable person and a friend worth having. She is a mixture of sweetness, modesty, and smiles. We wish her much success. MARIE RUTH FRANCES SHIRLEY GENERAL Spanish Club (2); Class Track (1) (2). Cleopatra; Ocean Waves. Ruth has the gift of making friends easily and quickly. She is one of our best-liked girls, and we predict’a fu- ture of sunshine and smiles for RUTH Mary DELL SIDBURY GENERAL French Club (2); Spanish Club (1) (2). Foreign Secretary; Gushing Geysers; Bean Stalks. Whatever May Dell undertakes, she sees it through to a successful close. She is accommodating and cheerful— an altogether nice person to count among your friends. May DELL WILLIAM SLOAN CLASSICAL Latin Club (1); F-Y Club (1). “Willum”’; Emma Green's Clusin; Ask Mary. William is one of those rare boys who can study hard, yet have a good word and pleasant smile for everyone. What would we do without some of his serious remarks that sound so funny? WILLIAM FRANCIS McKoy SOUTHERLAND CLASSICAL Student Council (3); Glee Club (4) Seribblers Club (4) ; French Club (2) National Honor Society (4). wee Rodrick’s Pal; Books; “You read first, McKoy.” : McKoy is one of those boys of whom we expect great things later in life. He has plenty of common-sense, but is careful never to say things out of place. McKoy WILLIAM KINNY STEWART, JR. GENERAL Assistant Manager, Football Champions (4) ; Orchestra (2) (3); Football Band (2) (8) (4); O. Henry Literary So- ciety (4); Dramatic Club (38) , (4); French -Club (1); Latin Club (4) ; Sandspur Staff (4); B. O. B.; Senior Play. Toots his own horn; Black Hawh Bill’s genial manner and over-abun- dance of energy have combined to make him popularly prominent, and there are many who will regret his absence next year. OS) Binge

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OURIAN SAVAGE GENERAL Tiny Tot; Red Lips. Ourian is one of those gay, brieht people who just automatically scatter sunshine wherever they happen to be. She holds a place in all our hearts. OURIAN CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA SCHADT GENERAL Athletie Association (1) (2) (8); French Club (2); Glee Club; Latin Club (2) (8); Dizzy Dozen; Royal Rooters (8) (4). Titian Type; Answer to a Youth’s Prayer; Tooth Paste. A winning personality, plus good looks go to make up Charlotte. Enter Charlotte and listen to the applause. Space will not permit us to describe CHARLOTTE KATHERINE LEGWIN SCHAEFER GENERAL Latin Club (1) Athletic Association (2) ; Royal Rooters (4), Romance; Sweet, Young Thing; Ruiner. We’ve never known Katherine to be serious, but she’s far from silly. We’ve heard she slings a hot line and that she admires a certain “‘Head.’’ KATHERINE WILLIAM RICHARD ROYALL, JR. GENERAL Cheer Leader (4); Glee Club (4); ae Club (3); Athletic Association 4). Blackbottom; Wild Women and Song; Pajama Tops. If Dick had been with us four years instead of two, there would hardly have been space for him here. Everywhere there’s a good time, there’s Dick, or maybe where there’s Dick, there’s a good time. Anyway what would the class of ’28 be without “Dick? DONALD RULFS CLASSICAL French Club (1). “Oh, go on, now”; Speaking of the Devil; Tonsilitis. Donald is a quiet boy but one that is certainly not unknown in our class. We wish him the best success ever. DONALD EMIL WINTOR SELL GENERAL Baseball Team (2) (3) (4). Old Bachelors; Miss Sloan’s Spanish Class. Ask any boy that knows Emil and see if he doesn’t tell you that Emil is O. K. Boys like him are what make the world go round—would that there were more of them, so keep the good work up, EMIL os i See

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RuTH MARGARET SILVERMAN GENERAL Athletic Association (1) (2) (3) ; Class Basketball (1) (2) (8); Spanish Club (1) (2); Girl Reserves (2); Hockey Team (3). ' Rosy-Cheeked Apples; Outdoors. Ruth has a cordial greeting and a friendly smile for everyone. That partly accounts for her great many friends. She has ability and persistence, so suc- cess can surely be hers. RUTH ANN HOLMES SLOCUM CLASSICAL Athletic Association (1) (2) (8); Class Basketball (1) (2); French Club; Roy- al Rooters (8) (4). Sympathetic Line; Alarm Clocks; Chewing Gum. When you know Ann you know one of the best all-round girls in the world. She’s ready for dances and games. We are fortunate in having her as one of us. ANN Mary EMMA Woopy COMMERCIAL Mathematics; Spirit of Serenity; Reliance. Mary Emma has certainly been an asset to the class of ’28. We wish her great success and feel sure she will have a bright future. “EMMY”? JOHN ELDRIDGE STANLEY GENERAL Sas od Women; Work; Wit; Pork. There is nothing to prevent John from having a wonderful success in life provided he keeps the pace he has set during his high school career. He has made many friends here who will never forget him. “BEANS” RopRICK KINNEY SPARROW “a CLASSICAL “ O. Henry Literary Society (4); French Club (1); Debating Society (4); Se- nior Play. ki Book-bags; Santa Claus; Question Marks. Rodrick is a true son of N. H. H. S. His is a case of good things coming in little packages for everyone knows what he is capable of. RODRICK ROSE BARRY SMITH GENERAL Royal Rooters (4); Spanish Club (1). Lavender Sachet-bags; Crinoline. Rose is so quiet and unobtrusive on class that we should scarcely realize she is in the room, but for her winning smile and personality. We'll always re- member her for her sweet disposition. ROSE