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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

dik Tee hin WOH IL TOE MLE iS) 1s InQedat Published by SENIOR CLASS NEW HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL Wilmington, North Carolina a DEMMING SMITH................ E-ditor-in-C htef SARAH STANTON............ Business Manager The Facul era THOMAS TRISTRAM HAMILTON, JR., Principal Wakeminerest meme. Columbia University, M. A. Mrs. W. H. TiLtLery, Registrar We URINE GAaB = Sonar JANE WILLIAMS, Secretary Salemi. : W. A. CAROTHERS Custodian of the Building “The vocation of every man 1s to serve other people” FACULTY ALLSBROOK, JANIE AYERS, ARCHIE R. BANKS, ESTHER BLACK, MRS. KATHLYN H. BLACK, ROBERT L. BLAKESLEEH, VERNA TREAT BLAKESLEE, E. R., JR. BJONERUD, MRS. BERNICE BLOMME, GLENWARD BROCK, JOSIE W. - BROCKINGTON, MARY LEE BROWN, ALBERT BRYAN, RUPERT G. BUMGARNER, FLOYD CARSON, L. J. c COLLINS, ELIZA A. DAVIS, RUTH G. DANIELS, ZYEPHIA — EDWARDS, MRS. ANNIE LAURIE FORMY-DUVAL, FRANCES GRUITS, SGT. LAURENCE T. GRISH, HELLEN C. . GRUBBS, MRS. NORMA S. HARTZOG, MRS. ELIZABETH W. HOOD, MRS. J. W. JONES, AdLENE JONES, MAYO JONES, MRS. RUTH O. KEITH, MRS. MARY LACOCK, LT. HUGENE Ts LATHROP, MARY 5 LeGRAND, MRS. GEORGE LEVIN, PAULINE ; LODOR, MRS. RUTH K. LOSSEN, EMMA MacDONALD, HOWARD McLEOD, M. J. MILLER, MIRIAM : MONTGOMERY, ELIZABETH MYERS, REBA . NEWCOMB, MRS. C. B. O’KEEF, FANNIE : OCHS, WILLIAM V. ROBINSON, J. RELMON, SR. RUSS, REBECCA ‘ SANDERS, MAIE : SANDVIG, GEORGE L. SMITH, MRS. BURROWS SMITH, HATTIE LOU STACK, MARTHA : STRUTHERS, HESTER C. SYMMES, MRS. ELIZA D. THOMAS, FLORENCE = TRIGG, MRS. FRANCES W. WALSH, VIRGINIA . WANNAMAKER, HARRIET WARD, FRANCES 4 WARREN, MARY CLINE WARREN, MRS. RUTH V. WEBER, MAUDE M. WEST, MRS. GEORGE WEST, GEORGE 5 WILLIAMS, MARGARET A. WILLIAMS, MRS. R. H. WILLIAMS, LOUIS G. WILLIS, MRS. REXFORD W. Cc. U. N. C., A. B. in Library Science University of South Carolina, B. S.; Duke University, M. A. B. S., State Teachers College, Murfreesboro; M. A., Scarritt College, Nashville, Tenn. University of Alabama, B. C. S.; Commerce Davidson, B. S. Teachers College, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, B. S. B. S., State Teache rs College, East Stroudsburg, Pennsyl- vania; Muhlenburg College, Allentown, Pa.; Duke Uni- versity, N. C. B. S., Winthrop College Athletic Department Chowan College Winthrop College, B. S. Royal Academy of Music, London, A. R. A. M. Wake Forest College, B. A. Davidson College, B. S. SaleC Bass Wig Cane IN. C..-A. eB: Greensboro College, A. B. RaaNe Wa Cael, NSICl As. Be Greensboro College, A. B. Marquette University University of Arkansas, L. I. Virginia Intermont College; Bowling Green College of Com- merce, A. B. A. B., Queens College A. B., Commerce; Bowling Green College of Commerce, Bowl- ing Green, Ky. Anderson College, S. C., A. B. Greensboro College; Duke University; A. B., School of Interior Decoration Teachers College, Columbia University, M. A. B. S., W. C. U. N. C. and National School Arts and Sciences Army Band Leader School—U. S. Army Retired Wise Cana Os, Anas Mississippi State College for Women, A. B.; Columbia Uni- versity, M. A Winthrop College, A. B. Cafeteria Ws Cy URN. Cy ASB: URENe CA. Bs Stout Institute, B. S. Win (GS Whe Ils (i512 Se RE Duke University, A. B. We IN, A. B., Meredith College Duke University, A. B. L. L. B., Pennsylvania Military College; University of Tennessee Furman University, B. S. Salem College, B. S. Wier C aMeINe Co Ace 12 Stout Institute, B. S. Wi CosUCeN. Cl eA; B: A. B., Flora Macdonald College Wee. Ul Nes CAT BE Wg ANTE, (eo, Vito 18 e Radcliffe College, A. B. Concord College, W. Va., A. B. A. B., Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio Wits Co WWE INS Oss Fie 18s Winthrop College, B. S. Winthrop College, B. S. Salem College, A. B. Wa Ca UbENa (CAB: B. S. in Education, Northeast Missouri State Teachers Col- lege, Kirksville, Missouri; Master of Religious Educa- tion, Baptist Training School, Louisville, Kentucky Boston University B. S., Ohio University; M. A., Ohio State University Wie CUR ENE Cs Az Bb: iW Canle NewOs and WaeN. Cl Mees. Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va., A. B.; University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii (Graduate work) and Duke University, Durham, N. C., M. A. WiC UREN C:, Aj 1B. Bowling Green College of New York LIEUTENANT CoLoNEL WILLIAM VAN Dyke Ocus DEDICATION In recognition of one who has given his best efforts to the development of young man- hood in New Hanover High School, and in deep appreciation of his loyalty and service to our school and community, we gratefully dedicate this volume of The Hanoverian. SENIOR CLASS DEMMING SMITH—President Fred Day—Vice President Boppy Epwarps—Secretaryv-1 reasurer ANNIE GRACE PARKER—Student Council Representative Tom McCraw—Student Council Representative Cotors: Blue and White Motto: “Our Strength Lies in Untty.” ALDRIDGE, MARION As friendly as an old house full of memories. BA TEE BEORS OBER sb: To know him is to like him; have not I said enough? Ri ONL Cane ono Ritlemhea m4 woceA rtrGliubmans BATSON, ELIZABETH Can one desire too much of a good thing? Bible Club. BEERY, WALLACE COATS All great men are dying; I don’t feel so well myself. Cooperative Club; Officers’ Club. BELL, MORRIS Never trouble trouble, ‘til trouble troubles you. Chemistry Club. BLACKHAM, JUANITA ISABELLE A smile from you each day will drive every care away. Dramatie Club; Basketball; Home Economics Club; Hi-Y Club; Science Club; Typist for ‘‘Wildcat’; Art Club; Boosters’ Club; Chemistry Club. BORNEMAN, LOUIS BOLDT My tongue 1s the pen of a ready writer. Cooperative Club; Officers’ Club; Swimming; Military Police) 3,042 BOWEN, WILLIAM F., JR. J ove 1s a disease that 1s incurable. Intramural Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5 (Vice- President 4, 5); Home Room Cha‘rman 4; President of Bible Club 5; Basketball 4, 5 (Captain 5); Boxing Team 5; Cooperative Club 5. BRINSON, HELEN As pretty as a red rose. National Honor Society 8, 4, 5; Glee Club 3; Chemis- try Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 4; Science Club 1; Home Economies Club 1; Cooperative Club 5; O. Henry Literary Society 4. BRINSON, LINWOOD “There is a kind thought for everyone,’ said he. RieO wa Cele. 2. Pea OE aN Rw OG tay SB FR aI A GIT EL OR a 8 Se A RO Ti EE GO OR EAD OE OND DIE! AL ER ON, LE LCE Oe Ce Tt g Om ee hey tet eR a I Ee A, ee SE ate Ot Re TUTE re tT a er ee Se BROTHERS, LUTHER-CLINE There is no wisdom ltke frankness. Military Police 1, 2; Glee Club 1. BROWN, ANNIE KATHERINE A winning way stands high today. BROWN, NANNIE KOONCE A nature as stimulating as a bright Scotch plaid. Bible Club; Home Economies Club 1, 5; Typist for Annual and ‘‘Wildcat.”’ BRYANT, DUREMA Beauty 1s 1ts own excuse for being. Home Economics Club; Bible Club. BURNIE Tig WILLIAM ee: He 1s our friend; need we say more? Cooperative Club. BURTON; GLADYS So neat, so fair; she’s always on the square. CAPPS, WINIFIRED Cute and small; she’s loved by all. Art Club 1; O. Henry Club (1, 2, 8, Vice-President). CARR, SUSAN ANN A most delicate, dainty, and sweet little creature. Hi-Y Club; Bible Club; Home Economies Club; French Club; Boosters’ Club; Science Club; Marshal 3; Stu- dent manager of senior play; Advertising staff of “Wildeat’’; Junior play committee; Hi-Steppers. CAST EEN, JAMIES. W., Silence is one great art of conversation. IR, Os We, Co wl, M, Bis lose! ier cnayer, CONAWAY, CHARLES THOMAS FHlear me, for I shall speak. Chemistry Club 4; Nature Club 2; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, 5. pA AR ae tan tee ga Te et A A ee Ete tay Meet nme TS OS A re Cf TO do Ses 5 Reel Lp na Nar aly Sh Pee OST a ee SA, a eR RE RR ee ae re, I COTA BAW IPE TAM Humor is one of the elements of genius. DAY, FRED N., III They say Samson was a mighty man, but look at me. Baseball 3, 4, 5; Football 4, 5 (Football Award) ; 124, @s Wb (5 ti DAVIS, JEAN Cupid, cute, cunning, and coy. Library Club. EDWARDS, JAMES ROBERT The world knows little of its great men. Football 3, 4, 5; Basketball 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3, 4, 5; Tennis Club 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class; Hi-Y 4, 5 (Secretary-Treasurer 5); Latin Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 3; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, 5; Intramural Boxing (Class Champion); Officers’ Club. EDWARDS, JENNINGS BRYAN, JR. I would live to study, and study to live. Baseball 8, 4, 5, 6; Football 4, 5, 6; Basketball 4, 5, 6; R. O. TC) 3, 4; 5; Officers, Club’ 53) Hi-Y Club) 6; Physics Club 6; Chemistry Club 4. ELDRIDGE RCHAKIVES Bless the man who first invented sleep. EZZE We STEM Y. Fun and frolic is his aim, Breaking hearts his favorite game. FULLER, KENNETH CRAIG Beware! Beware! His flashing eyes, his curling hair. Senior Play; Football 4; Tennis 4; Chemistry Club 4: Declamation Contest 4. GALLAGHER, MARY ELIZABETH A newcomer, but a sure friend. (Transferred from Byrd High School, Shreveport, Louisiana.) GILBERUEAVOENEYeMea| Rs I am in charity with the world. KO Cwd oo neNatures@lubes. mE eT A DBO COB em eS oie OTA RB CF TO SH EEE aw TEES DRS | AO TT SES cra ei ct he A RR ee Ee Na ee re ee eh Re OTE TE I IP 0 a FE RT er eee, Rem ner Se A GRIMSTEAD? SYBIL IRIS The sweetest flower that ever grew. Typist for ‘“‘Wildcat’’; Bible Club; Glee Club; Art Club. HALE ARUTEHSOLIV E Her looks do argue her replete with modesty. Hi-Y; Senior Play; Glee Club 4; Moved from Durham High School (Activities there): Glee Club 1, 2; Liter- ary Society; Needlework Guild. HARRILL, MARGARET ZOE As lovely as flowers in moonlight. Marshal 8, 4; Senior Play; Hi-Y; Company A Spon- sor; Boosters’ Club; Dramatic Club; ‘‘Wildcat” Typist; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Chemistry Club; An- nual Typist. HA eva Y UGE UE Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. HARTIS, MARY MARTHA May every charm that now appears increase and brighten with the years. Secretary-Treasurer 1. 8; Bible Club 38; Cooperative Club 4; Home Room Chairman 2, 4; Chief Marshal 4; French Club 2; Nature Club 2; ‘Student Council 3, 4: Chemis’ry Club. PENDERSON IVA KY SEMIEY Be true to your work, your word, and your friends. HIGH, JAMES Pil just sleep on while the good ole world goes slowly by. Football 4, 5; Baseball 3, 4, 5; Rifle Team 3, 4. JACKSON, RUBY V; As refreshing as sparkling champagne. Chemistry Club 5; Home Economies Club 2; Bible Club; Advertising staff of ‘Wildcat.’ JOHNSTON, BARBARA The hand that made you fair, hath made you a charming girl. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Scribblers Club 8, 4; Home Eco- nomics Club 2; French Club 3, 4; Hi-Steppers; Dramatic Club 4; Edison Science Club; O. Henry Liter- ary Society 2. JOHNSON, LIONEL W. Love took up the harp of life, and smote all the chords with might. Chemistry Club; Officers’ Club; Bible Club; Tennis Club. op Fite PEM Fotly, C, de ee eee Oe ee ee en ee KANDER VALICE LOUISE There is profound charm in mystery. KEANDERS BERBER Great thoughts like great deeds need no trumpet. LEE, HENRY BRUCE All I wanted was a chance. Intramural Boxing; Chemistry Club. LEWIS AEMILYs CATHERINE Let my deep silence speak for me. Glee Club. LONG, ALDON Knowledge 1s power. McCRAW, THOMAS EASON A true friend and a willing worker. Senior representative on Student Council; Junior play; Vice-President Class 1989-40; Bible Club. McENTEB, CYNTHIA YEARBY It does not pay to worry. Things are bound to happen anyway. Home Room Chairman 2; Glee Club 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club. McIVER, CLIFFORD DAVIS Why worry about life? Yow ll never come out of it alive. So laugh, love, live and be happy. Vice-President student body 5; Foo’ball 2, 3, 4, 5; Senior play 5; Hi-Y; Officers’ Club 5; Home Room Chairman 2, 4; Glee Club 5; Chemistry Club 5; Boos- ters’ Club 38, 4, 5: German Club 8; Military Police 2, 3; Edison Science Club; Marshal 5. MAGIDIE TRUMAN Beare I to myself am dearer than a friend. Biology Club 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 4, 5; Dramatic Club 2; Senior Play 5; French Club 1; Chemistry Club 5. MARSHBURN, ROY An abridgment of all that was pleasant in man. on NE A RS ee RT Fe A amare een Pinas +E ee Ee 8 I ee SOL LE eet mt 2 ee at tie Bs Coie te er men oe “ cad ; a five eters lee i peas cg haat ates a es 5 Ewe OT et IT et eT Re BY TO I at eT ym rm ca! ina he te ee Rr ee Oe ee NA ee ere EACH ET Wen eaetes Good nature 1s the sign of a large and generous soul. Rifle Team; Officers’ Club; Klick Klub; Boosters’ Club; German Club; Junior Play Manager; Golf Team; Home Room Chairman; Chemistry Club. MELTON, MARY A heap of friendliness. MOEING Te Ms Sie | Re An honest man 1s the noblest work of God. Freshman Science Club; Cooperative Club 5. MOORE] EEEANORSBIDDIEE Whatever 1s worth doing at all 1s worth doing well. Hi-Y Club; Glee Club; Bible Club: Junior Class Play; Boosters’ Club; Nature Club; Hi-Steppers; Bowling Club; Tennis Club. MORRIS, FRANCES ADELAIDE Serenity of manners 1s the zenith of beauty. Secribblers 2; Assistant Business Manager for Annual 5; Boosters’ Club 2; Home Room Chairman 1; Hi-Y 5; Senior Play 5; Bible Club 5; Home Economics 1, 2; Basketball 1; Science Club 1; Glee Club. NEWTON, JACK A heart for any fate. 1h, (05 285 18s 1k 5 Bo PAGIy ] OSEPIINE Take everyone's advice and then do as you please. Cooperative Club. PARKER, ANNIE GRACE As gay and exciting as a dress parade. Boosters’ Club 1, 2, 3, 5: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4, 5 (Head cheerleader 5); Senior Play; Monogram Club 4; Class Day Committee; Sponsor Company D; Junior-Senior Prom Entertainment Commi tee 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council Representative 5; Home Economics Club 4. PARKS, CLARA BELL Personality makes the gentus. PATELOS, STANLEY N. Life’s a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it. Officers’ Club 5; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, 5; Science Club 1; Nature Club 2; Chemistry Club 5. Ly aa = ¢ “. as é Se a, IZ vera eno Fide p02 geet ing ain terme SO teF Oh me A as te SOROS Oke O Re ROE EO wo Rm oe Rte dee ON, SE ee tay fre eee ee Se i 3 RAN SED eet ee te ge EN Set AR Bt wey - Re Ney rey ewe TE OE Ne Ore Ode OP OE ow wt as aes (eae e Fes [as 6 a IS? Be 8A AA Pe FE FE et ai iy tt Cae Ot ae en Oe EN ORI SER ae I fons 0 OSA! OORT ONS | nV eet eel bie OEE od mented tina me ke oe SS PELERSON] JONG EH: If worry were the only cause for death—then he would live forever. Chemistry Club; Bible Club; Cooperative Club. PITTMAN, JOHN WILLIAMS My girl, and my pipe, and the world 1s all right. Football 8, 4, 5, 6; Swimming 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Cooper- ative Club. RAYNOR, JOHN Self-trust 1s the first secret of success. Bible Club; Baseball. REGISTER MVIOU RT Re She needs no purse, her gold is in her hair. Library Club; Junior Play. RIVENBARK, BETSY A very valuable little bit. RIVENBARK, DORIS MAE Not married, but soon will be. ROBINSONS | ERROEDSS RACY None but himself can be his parallel. Freshman Science Club; Nature Club; Chemistry Club; Hi-Y Club 38, 4; Marshal 4; Officers’ Club; Tennis Club 2, 8, 4 (Secretary 8, President 4); Tennis Team 3, 4; Treasurer of Student Body. ROPER, THOMAS Gladness of heart 1s the life of man. RUSS, SHIRLEY JANE Sincerity 1s an openness of heart. Dramatic Club. SAE BEBY, -MITCHELE EMILE Follow your honest convictions and be strong. President of the Student Body; Chairman of Judicial Council; Bible Club; Debating Club; Boosters’ Club; Marshal; Official delegate to State Student Council Conven:ion; Hi-Y; Boys’ State. ek ee ee ate rr ents ata if, SAUNDERS, LEWAN WARD What sweetness is left in life 1f you take awav friendship? Declamation Contest. SEPT ERA EUGENE It seems the kingliest battles fought are fought in silent ways. Chemistry Club. SHANDS, ELVERTON Once a friend, always a friend. SHAUEF PEORINE DIVINE She'll be merry, she'll be free, she'll be sad for nobody. Nature Club; Cooperative Club. SMITH, DEMMING EDWARD, JR. The taste of beauty, and the relish of what 1s de- cent, just and amiable, perfects the character of the gentleman and the philosopher. Chemistry Club 8; Durham High School Band 1, 2; Hi-Y 38, 4; Judicial Committee 3; Basketball 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; President of Senior Class; An- nual Staff (Editor); Physics Club 4; Glee Club 4. SVE LOPASB ELL Fair of f orm and fair of face, She makes the world a friendly place. SNIPES, EDWIN Self-respect—the cornerstone of all virtue. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Boxing 1; Cooperative Club 4, 5. SNOW, KATHRYN OLIVER Sing away sorrow and cast away care. Sponsor Company B; French Club; Dramatic Club; Hi-Y; Senior Play; Chemistry Club. SPOONER, HAZEL CATHERINE Quiet, gentle, sedate, and calm. Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club; Hi-Y; Latin Club. STANTON, SARAH H. Beauty is its own excuse for being. Tennis Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Freshman Science Club 1; Nature Club 2; Junior ring committee 3; Junior Play; Sophomore Contest Play; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, 5 (Secretary 4, President 5); Stage Director of Dramatic Club Play 4; Hi-Steppers 2; Boosters’ Club 4, 5 (President 5); Battalion Sponsor 5; Bible Club 5; Girls Hi-Y 5. PELL ELL EHL: Fok Axe l“we i SIE Tee DPR sR a IN ace pe RAR GLO RR GRIT Prey eed fate SY MIMESSCEDEB YS pENNET Leave silence to saints; I am but a human. Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class; Marshal 2, 3; Chemis ry Club 38; Science Club 2; Officers’ Club; Junior Play; Physics Club 4. SARA Te Ey ayaa Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no fibs. TAY LORAIN ELSON Do your best today and you won't have to worry about your tomorrow. Chemistry Club 4; President of Junior Class; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Home Room Chairman 3; Senior Play; Judicial Committee 4; Tennis Club 2, 3. TOWLES, HEEEN CONSTANCE Her eyes are like sapphires set in the face of an artist's dream. Bible Club 5. THOMAS; EARL PASSENY Even though vanquished he could argue still. Latin Club 1, 2; Officers’ Club; Freshman Science; Marshal 5; R. O. T. C. Officers’ Club 4, 5; Boosters’ Club; Non-Commissioned Officers’ Club 2. TRIGG, EDWARD Let any man speak long enough, he will get be- lievers. Band 2, 3, 4, 5; Drum Major 4, 5; Dramatic Club 5; Glee Club 4; Orchestra 3; Band Club 2, 38, 4, 5. TROY, EDWIN F., JR. So much 1s a man worth as he esteems himself. Junior play; Band; Physics Club; Bible Club; Hi-Y. VERZAAL, MARION Never frivolous, never slow, Just .a boy yowd like to know. WALKER, PAULINE Willing worker, full of mirth, We need more like her on this earth. Cooperative Employment Club;: Home Economics Club 2, 3. WALKUP, ARLENE VIVIAN A heart without fear; a face full of cheer. Glee Club; Science Club; Biology Club; Home Eco- nomics Club Secretary; Art Club; Cooperative Club. sole Ne ee Re PRIN G2 LEB ot eet ett 2 Ce BIE ee ee ee Se ed ed WALTON, JOHN WILLIAM, JR. “Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it.” Nature Club 2; Band Club 2, 38, 4; French Club 4; Science Club; Orchestra 3; Band 2, 8, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 1; R. O. T. C. 5. We Slate isan [cits olen) | Ro His aim 1s never to offend, And every person 1s his friend. lbnmeenecniicel| Jexopahover il, Py, Bho Ik, Oh Bh (eo We Bs ZY tse WES EBROOKR CALYIZE You think she is shy, Ob! me, Ob! my! You just don’t know her, that’s why! Latin Club 2; Dramatic Club 2; Marshal 3, 4; Coop- erative Club 4; Chemistry Club. WIRES ABET LYt BLUE A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. WHIESON, HELEN ELIZABETH Wise people find nothing useless. Cooperative Club. WOODBURY, MARION A. Real worth requires no interpreter, its everyday deeds form its blazonry. President of Freshman Class; Vice-President of Soph- omore Class; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer 3; President of Home Room Organization 4; Declamation Contest 3; Dramatic Club 2; Tennis Club 1, 2 (Manager 2); Assembly Committee 4; Lt. Col. ALR On ©-02 5a 4 bOVse stave (Governor) Hie 45 Officers’ Club; Latin Club; Boosters’ Club 4; Home Room Chairman 2, 8, 4; Junior Play: Judicial Commit- tee 4; Marshal 38, 4; Assistant Chief Marshal 3; French Club 4; Chemistry Club 4. WRIGH Pa beROY Epelie Lives of great men all remind us. Nature) Cluabe2s Band Cluby2) 3, 4558s, OF Cy Band 2, 3, 4; Cooperative Club 5; Bible Club 5. YARBOROUGH, WILLIAM C. Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. VYOPRPS LHEO;MURRIN Filled to the brim with personality. Declamation Contest 2, 3; Edison Science Club; Nature Club; Latin Club 1, 2; Debating Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Vice- President of Debating Club 3; Bible Club; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Class Marshal; Annual Staff (Feature Editor) ; Chemistry Club; O. Henry 1, 2, 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 4. STUDENTS eWHOSE. PICTURES� DO-NOT APPEAR IN ANNUAL Cantwell, Richard; Carothers, Sarah; Covil, Elmo; Hewlett, Virginia Hales; Holt, Wetzel; Huggins, Wesley; Kelly, Neil; Lascor, Madeline; Meigs, Algernon; Noe, Thomas. “e if, ¢ whee se =! ae ay HE ELCELRL FOE PM ee en he a a ier ee JUNIOR CLASS ANN Manitsas—President Cart Matuis—Vice President Bossy BuRNs—Secretary SALLY Prevatt-—Student Council Representative Davin Kinc—Student Council Representative Cotors: Green and Gold Motto: “Labor Conquers All” SOPHOMORE CLASS PauL SNELL—President ELIZABETH GOLDBERG—Secretary Dewey Hosss—Siudent Council Representative FLORENCE Davis—Student Council Representative FRESHMAN CLASS Bitty McILwain—President Bitty AuLp—Vice President Nep HEerrinc—Secretary Joyce West—Student Council Representative FRED Poisson—Student Council Representative LIEUTENANT COLONEL WILLIAM VAN DyYKE OCHS SERGEANT LAURENCE GRUITS The New Hanover High School R2O. 1. @, Unit was: organized in the fall of 1937. It received honor ratings for the years 1938, 1939, and 1940. ee: KO): T.-C LIEUTENANT COLONEL MARION WooDBURY SARAH STANTON—Battalion Sponsor CxiirrorD McIver HENRY GOODMAN WILLIE JONES KENNETH Davis ZoE HARRILL NEIL KELLY KATHRYN SNOW James Lopor ALICE SPRUNT WetTzEL Hott ANNIE GRACE PARKER NUCGHsyy] Ay xX h { A NVIGN VS SHYOTOC] NVdaq] dINNV ALLA) Ladvyoy a ROE het a gia VIN NVAugq Nva[ sojjouolepy unig ” STAFF Marion WoobBury SARAH STANTON HENRY GOODMAN WILLIE JONES CLiFForRD McIver WALLAcE BEERY DEMMING SMITH MILITARY POLICE SERGEANT CLINE BROTHERS SERGEANT JULIAN BRITT CHARLES BELL DoNALD BLAKE Bitt BLACKWELL JoHN BuRNEY CLARENCE COUNCIL A. C. EVERETT ADOLPH KING CHARLES LARRIMORE LuBy LYNCH KENNETH PHELPS CLARK PoIsson FERD SHIPP LYMAN TAYLOR BILL TURNER KENNETH WARREN BiLL WATSON Bitty WENDT Evtis WHITE RoBert WISE LIEUTENANT EUGENE LAcockK BAND Band Director—LiEUTENANT EUGENE LACOCK Cadet Band Leader—YHomas Noe Cadet Assistant Band Leader—JackK M EADOWS Trumpets: ELLis WHITE WALTER BARNES INEZ BAILEY EUGENE EDWARDS CHARLES LOWRIMORE ROBERT BOSTIAN Harry WILLIAMS FRANCES BORDEAUX GRACE SAVAGE Clarinets: Jack Meapows ROBERT BELL Emiry McMILLaAn Betty HartTIs ANN JOHNSON ROBERT WILLIAMS Marvin Howe. ALTON HALL ARCHIE CRAFT BILLIE BATSON MARGARET VOWELL JERRY BARKAS FRANCES Bass ANNIE M. JoHNSON DorotHy LEwiIs CuHarLes MILLER Rose Mary MILLs Francis McRockan Harry PATELOS Mitprep RHODES JOHN VERZAAL CROWELL WISE Saxaphones : Harry SMITH VIRGINIA IRIGG THETIS JONES Leon MoskowItz Dan McLEAN JASPER NEEDHAM ALLAN BLAKE Flute: GEORGE GEORGE Horns: JOHN OLSEN ELEANOR BESSELIEU BosBy OWENS DoNALD BLAKE Miriam ELLIs Band President—JAmMes MIDDLETON Mattor M. Ruopes DANIEL VICK Bells: JoHN CALLUM Basses: THomas Nog WiLBuR Cox Bitty WILSON Davin STILLMAN Baritones : JAMES MuppLETON Jack WEstT CHARLES SASSER Bitt Montrorp Trombones: THOMAS LANDEN WALTER Russ Ep TRIcG Drums: Bitty TURNER Bossy Russ FreD POWELL Bitty WILLIAMS Jack MATHEWS Bitty MELTON Company A Sergeants : JULIAN. BRITT CLINE BROTHERS CHARLES ELDRIDGE DRISKELL KELLY JAMES MAXWELL CLAUDE ORRELL Harotp WILSON Corporals : JAMES BOWDEN JoHN CoLLuM JAMES CorRBETT RussELL DycHEs A. C. Everetr Bossy KEELS MELVIN KESTER Birt McMILLAN Davip PETERSON JAMES STARNS Bitty WENDT Privates First Class: Bossy Burns FRANK CANFIELD FRANCIS CHADWICK RoLAND CooPER Captain—KENNETH Davis First Lieutenant—EarL THOMAS Second Lieutenaut-—-Bossy EpWaArps WILLIAM FUNDERBURG HENRY KELLY MayLan MARSHBURN HoMeER PETERSON LoulE SNEEDEN PAUL SNELL Privates Bitty BLACKWELL Henry BONERMAN Dewey BorbEAUX EUGENE Bost GRAHAM BROWN JAcK CHRISTIAN In, IL. (Crenures Dan CoLEMAN Scott CoNAWAY WILBUR CoRBETT WILLIAM FARMER HARRY FRYER C. R. GARRETT IRVING GOWER D. B. GRAHAM WILLIAM HARVELL AUBREY HAYES EarL HILBuRN First Sergeant—lom McCraw Sponsor—Zoe Harrite 47) ¢ hewe CEL Fotly, C Ap Ropert HILe Dewey Hosss J. P. JENRETTE BENNY KING RicHARD LUDWIG Lusy LYNCH Jack McCreapy FRANK McDAnieLs Bitty McDonaLp Ceci, MILLER RupoLtepH MILTON Bitty MontTGOMERY WILLIAM MosELEy JOHN PARKER Hovie Pore Junior RAYNOR HASKELL RHETT JoHN Ropberick RoBert SIMPSON ROLAND SINCLAIR CHARLES SMITH James ue Davis THOMAS HOMAS STUTZENBURG = Harry WATERS EDWARDS RoBeRT WISE ee eLearn St ie la cat Cla te ata SE a eh ARSE eer hee gk RS eI rie TSE tang Ot NT ek OT! SOE Ae tne od T8 Ore ROE omy ee NS ee rie IX ELLY MATHEWS CANTWELL ROBINSON Company B Captain—NEIL KELLY First Lieutenant—Dick CANTWELL Second Lieutenant—E. L. MATHEWS Sergeants : LEHMAN GREENE Kirk Low Cart MATHIS Bert NISBET SAM TYLER Mac WILSON Corporals : ELBERT BOWDEN ROBERT FERGUSON RoBERT GREER WILLIAM Haas CHARLES. HopGEs AvERY LOFTIN C. D. Martin LuTHER RUSSELL ROBERT SANDERS Erco TINGA Privates First Class: Tuck ATKINSON JAMES COUGHENOUR HERBERT Davis Norwoop GLOVER HaroLp JETER KENNETH PHELPS FRANK PINER ANDREW WATTERS Tom WILLIAMSON Privates: GLEASON ALLEN Tuck ATKINSON Heywarp BELLAMY Jack BENNETT Jack BISSETTE LAWRENCE BOWDEN JOHN CARTER Tom Coss JOHN COoDINGTON HERBERT Davis SANFORD DOoxEyY Norwoop GLOVER WabeE Harriss CHARLES HIGHSMITH Rospert Hottis Davis Howes JACK JEFFREY Haro_p JETER Second Lieutenant—J]ERROLD RoBINSON First Sergeant—CuarLes CoNAWAY Sponsor—KaTHRYN SNOW ERNEST JOHNSON HERBERT KING Bitty Lewis Burt Myers NorMAN NELMS JoHN NucktLos SIMON OLIVER CLARK ORRELL HENRY PETERSON Morris PowELi Tony REYNOLDS CiLypbeE Ruiccs James Riccs Rospert RouDABUSH JAMES SALMON HARRY SANDERS Roper t SMITH RUSSELL SNEEDEN Ropert TAYLOR Bitty WAGNER THAD WALKER Bit WALLACE Harpy WESSELL Tom WILLIAMSON Company C Captain—James Lopor First Lieutenant—ALGERNON MeEiIcs Second Lieutenant—LioNEL JOHNSON Sergeants: RosBert Moore JAMES WATERS Leon Topp EARLY HARTLEY Marion VERZAAL CLIFF OwENSBY Guidon Corporal: MERLIN PALMER Corporals : Jimmie Hite CLARK FoIssoNn NorMAN Davis EpGAR CARTER JoHN GRAY KENNETH WARREN GEORGE SAFFO Tom GREGG RoBERT GAREY Privates First Class: MarSDEN GoRE JoHN BURNEY HucH BARLow DonALD MATTHEWS BILL JEFFREY Nep WooTEN Epwin HuFFHAM ALTON FOWLER Howarp LOUGHLIN JAMES SNEEDEN Maurice DANIELS DoNnAaLp EDMONSON WILLIAM MANSHIP Davin KING RICHARD DUNLEA BENNIE GRIFFITH GEORGE CROWLEY Privates: FreD Day HucH CALHOUN FRANK BALLARD Jack KING LEMON RoGeERS DoucLas JEWELL Rocers | HOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS Jimmie AUSTIN JoHN Goins Second Lieutenant—Lovuis BORNEMAN First Sergeant—AUBREY SMITH Sponsor—ALicE SPRUNT ADRON PORTER WILLIAM WILSON Ep LAMB FRANKLIN SPARKMAN Epwarp KING THomMas BENTON WALBERG MoreEL Nep Rippick WarD SAUNDERS THOMAS WEST CHARLES HARTMAN Bitty Beck AUBREY LEWIS EuGENE Davis CHARLES BRINDELL GEORGE KONETES HEATWOLE THOMAS WALTER DEAL InE RoTHWELL JAMES SHERWOOD JoHN WHITFIELD WALKER I AYLOR Donatp LEwis ROLAND SASSER Lopor JOHNSON MEIGS BORNEMAN Hot PATELOS SYM MES p08 Pade VE aXe a? Ste He, Ce ee Lew Ne SL le ote © aye 2 Sage ase reese FT hea SR peer ee Company D Captain—WetzEL Hott First Lieutenant—LepLEY SYMMES Second Lieutenant—WILLIAM COoTTLE Second Lieutenant—STANLey PATELOS First Sergeant—JacK NALL Sponsor—ANNIE GRACE PARKER Sergeants : RosBert BATCHELOR CHARLES BONEY E. G. HERRING Frep MERRITT Davip ORMAND Guidon Corporal: CHARLES JUSTICE Corporals: CLIFFTON BATSON KENNETH Davis HAROLD FERGUS RAEFORD HARPER ‘THomMAS HUGHES JimmMy OWENS GEORGE SALEEM FERD SHIPP BLANIE WILSON CHARLES BELL Morris BELL TALMADGE JORDON Mitton Lapp CHARLES ROURK GEORGE SLOAN JACK SNEEDEN JoE STARKEY FRED STERNBERGER Bitty SUTHERLAND Privates: WALTER CLIFTON CLARENCE COUNCIL WALTER CRAIG JAMES CROWLEY Puitip DRESSER CHARLES EDWARDS HERBERT FARRAR Privates First Class: Loyp HALEs MELVIN ATKINSON pe seue UE Ce ee 2 Sa ee rm Te TR ne nO oe ne ris a woe Bitty HaAyegs f GeEorGE HENNIKER SAM HENRY WILLIAM HEWLETT Epwin HuGHEs ADOLPH KING CHARLES MAXWELL Bitty MurrREL WILLIAM ROCHELLE LUTHER ROGERS JAMES RourkK MICHEAL SALEEBY ARTHUR SHAIN AL SMITH LyMAN TAYLOR Epwin_ Troy ERNEST VEREEN Bitty WALTON Bitty WATERS Bitty WATSON JAMES WHIDEN ORGANIZATIONS The Hanoverian LE GUOT AA AD Ee oe eT OS ted Se NE Tee ot DEMMING SMITH SFOS OTA OR TUNG TOIT g PA ine i cate STN AY IN chen at foe a eee in ea SARAH STANTON © PENCE TEGO EGR ANUS ST SURE Ne 2 Ged ae eae Rk OT ee THEO Yorp I CRED USCS SOM ANAGeT me erent ey nye, FRANCES Morris LOWS ook ee SRN Pen ee NANNIE Brown, Zoe HarrILi | USP SOA. ERs I ce Se a FANNIE O’KEEF, ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY ofe The Wildcat ED RVORMUMES ST AlsI ge MEER Se ace SINT as IE Se te Seria A a cr JAMES LyNCH DOLE. IE GHIAGIRS, coo. slept pate IER OUI de oot CEA ML I See ee J. A. WEsT Pca OR ees 0's oa EUS IRS Rea ees AIG) ie ote eas a el ee ae en SALLY PREVATT EMAIL Weir fPIC te Pe A 8 Re Tec daitesdadavten custody Mary HELEN McGowan UR Me CEES 1G UI CLL OF i tes Secs pee ae ode mse shales Leprnwbibven catihndens secieacuucouinu eden toe Bossy SMITH RMSE CL) MMRE ENC Mn A gene ce Bee eT Sc aces Sie cogviutiaic radars cosaeedeee ARTHUR SHAIN RRTREMMEES POUL SUOL C1007 pen he So ih at Sgt hos Bat Ws tet oow sek duslscsus te thee snk tet beede sich ase Maurice DANIELS OP a a) LEN TON os cae, Mate alee eS ate GERRI, 1 cM Siena ee een WINIFRED SMITH SR ARI Ci Mrmr eee, were CLE NAOT Jee al come SL a ES Ls iid. sanatbncade lexeethdiulhes basneied Boppy LITTLE Sana OE | URL A A GE AN ten Vd RN OL lah he cE leans MELVIN KESTER News Reporters: EVELYN Brown, Mazie Comss, Hucu GrirFitH, May Howes, CaroLyn Knox, Marie LyncH, KATHERINE Murray, ELinor Romeo, MarGUERITE SMITH, Mary SyMMEs, JOYCE West, Jim WiLLIAMs, McC. Witson, Mary BELLAMY, LILLIAN BELLAMY, ELvA ELLIOTT. Sports Reporters: RicHARD DUNLEA, AGNES Morton, HAskeLL RHETT, BLANIE WILSON, BILLy. HALLIBURTON. Feature Writers: ELEANOR BurGwin, Epwarp Davis, KATHERINE Mage Drxon, Davin GAYLor, BLANCHE JAcoBI, MAry NorMa LeEvINE, BRYAN MarsHBURN, EMMA MITCHELL, JOCELYN PECK, C. B. Hotpen, Patt Cowarp, Mary Frances GAUSE. Faculty Advisers: Mrs. O. A. Bsonerup, Mrs. EMory N. Gruspss, Mrs. Cleves SYMMES. BUSINESS esr P ESTAS I VTL TIT C ee EON Shey A IN Ae BNA SIN: Mea Melle) NT ae eet ok ee ee KATHERINE GOODMAN PRS SOUS TEIRTIOSS. MAOH NONE cia Bhs NA ee ote le Soc beet GARE Oe OLE Ee eC Ce ALICE SPRUNT (METH UAO YNIT TOA T Rate. sees Ss hoch nal tbe eee Be AM Aen Ee Pe De Oe Ee Davin. KING IVT ESL UA HOT IAPS SHIA ON 8 5 oe Ont ee SLR aha a fe oe Se Bossy LITTLE Advertising Solicitors: Sitvid ALLEN, ANN Carr, JOHN CopincTon, JAMES EzzeLLe, RuBy Jackson, ELinor Romeo, Mary A ice Rose, JANE Epwarps, FRANK BALLARD, BiLLy WILSON, Louise Davis, JEAN Brown. Typists: Ropert Stroup, Zoe HarriLt, SyBiL GRIMSTEAD, JUANITA BLACKHAM, NANNIE BROWN. Cs EEE Student Body Officers PERV PRE MNS A SF Io Vole Bee eel ae gy ln Ne cs rel Ver ee cee ene oes, A President CBRE EOR Dig | GLY ER mite tae bet Mcan ct A Gi Aeata eee Ge ENON Vice President AEE ODM OB UN SON Sf pee oan en tae et oc Rent AAD ee pei ete Nt ee dS Treasurer MPS@ING EOD) Seeeeisa Mek Ede od ea dk PE A ee et ABA age ae: Recording Secretary 1h, Bis NWS EN oe ioe ars eek oh oh ai anne, Wa Nee ee mee ean Corresponding Secretary NMMARTON «WOODBURY ai2..:-..2dee cise. President of Home Room Organization Wp TBAB (OWN StS ee noe ee Captain of Military Police i SP ETEOA. TE GANTT S, oO a Ee ee, Oe Ce ee ee Chief Marshal ofe The Student Council Seniors CORO ILIG SyALISVSRG G at Sac Ev d oe Aer ea ee President mmc CHL eReader, Stu! TTY, a a tS eal ois sie wecsaglBon cadet culesnes Vice President SEMI OINS Oem ON eee ehh Oa Ig PS re hee vedas Treasurer soe fo SA TINIE SIN BTS SRL SEO ego ape en ro gn eee ee Class President EIR TRCMECION GEM ARK ER utes thea 25. cib i PU MMO U A gle fee cle Representative arr ME Re@ Ri, moran WR Ae ee eh os 2 ewe) Pale oe SS td Representative IV Warne WOODBURY... -.-..c00--2 cto cece ks President of Home Room Organization fe Re Gly ect Sm es en ee eas oT ae She ov NE 2 Beal S Eck cece BE Chief Marshal Juniors BP OS et ee a. Corresponding Secretary of Student Council kos || Opi 22a aay den sone eee oe Recording Secretary of Student Council Copeo, NWUNNUEERG NGS. icon Incas Seidl my. SSAct Ra OE, a ace OEE eevee Retna Class President Coal? PARSING! tae SN” he A ede ee ae Representative MOSS ERAGE ap a Se mn Representative STUDS USE ee See ae ee ee ee Sergeant of Military Police Sophomores PAUUGONEL Desiate =o. Class President FLORENCE DAVIS............ Representative IEG ORY Tra ROVE Se ANG ye ali BO Ae es «Raine ane Re ee i ee ee Representative Freshmen IS ISDN UGE WWOAU Neeeee, caesar re President NOX@E MIL ES Tete. ok. te Representative aE Dame OLS SO.N peeneias OMe te eee ge Eh eee ORNS Ee oT Pra Uae ee att Representative Post Graduate FEICOR EIN CGar |) Avi Soe te eens mete? eG de te Rae ed ol essa ia Sess Representative Advisers FRANCES FORMY-DUVAL RutH V. WARREN AN Judicial Committee NORE RO ALES Yarns 06 pie evi paltete. Sethe. oe President of Student Council PRONE MODI) sees weeoesamm ery ge 8 Recording Secretary of Student Council PLM ONGC Wer em air aia Meee Captain of Military Police OU NEST UOT oe eS oe Sergeant of Military Police SA SOIS = TEAS Ba) 25 ROMA 1 a ee Senior Class Representative POMUEIERINE: GOOD MANE 05). .t no eee oe Junior Class Representative FRANCES ForMy-DuvaL, HESTER C. STRUTHERS, RUTH V. WarREN............Advisers ove Marshals ANN ANDREWS James MIDDLETON Tessie FINCH, Assistant Chief JERROLD ROBINSON KATHERINE GOODMAN DEMMING SMITH ZOE HARRILL CALYLE WESTBROOK MartHA Hartis, Chief Marshal Mac WILSON James LyNcuH THEO YopP CiirF McIver oe ok oe ore tg : si ———— Home Room Organization FRANCES ForMyY-DuUVAL Seniors Zor HARRILL E. L. MATHEWS Marion Woopsury, President Martua HartTis Juniors CHARLES Boney, Secretary Jimmy CorBeETT Tessie FIncu JEAN JONES ANN MANITSAS Bert NISBET ARTHUR SHAIN ALICE SPRUNT FRED WILLETTS Sophomores Heywoop BELLAMY DorotHy Byrp Advisers Mary JEAN CHRISTIE CHARLES DURHAM RoBERT GREER Hooper JOHNSON Dewey Hosss Bitty MacDonaLp SARA RICHARDSON FRANKLIN SPARKMAN RoBERT TAYLOR CLARICE WooLARD Freshmen Bitty AULb COLLEEN CLARKE MarGARET DEVANE Doris D’LucIn HuGH GrIFFITH Victor EARL HERRING Lots LANE RutH V. WarREN ANDREW LEwIs Bitty McILwain RosA PETALOS ORVILLE ROBLNSON ANN SHUFFLER Jimmy SNow THAD WALKER Harry WILLIAMS MERLEN PALMER Eighth Grade Morris TATUM Occupational Department HARRY SHRIER JOHN CANFIELD Joste WENENT WALTER RuicGs Cooperative Employment Club OFGIGERS PMSISIONT: VERZAAL 2 oppo. 25-2. ccnceese ee teeeese ase eee Bale nue Foe Ok oie ae President ULE, (CONGEST eg en ee oe Vice President ke SNE NN NGB SRL Die Sas Oa Me St Se IU a le ee Program Chairman ove, SSUES 28a eS OR 2 pe Secretary-T reasurer Mrs. Tricc, Miss Jones, Mr. SANpDviG WALLACE BEERY Louis BoRNEMAN WILLIAM BOWEN HELEN BRINSON IXATHERINE BROWN Bitty BURNETT SARA CAROTHERS MEMBERS ELmMo CoviL Mary FRANCES FUTRELL MarTHA Harris Mary HENDERSON James MoHN JOSEPHINE PAGE JOHN PETERSON BILLY PITTMAN fe NT ES UE, EO Sponsors FLORINE SHAUL EDWIN SNIPES PAULINE WALKER THELMA WATERS CALYLE WESTBROOK HELEN WILSON Leroy WRIGHT Bible Club OPFICERS yar TIE ot Ieee Es CONN EE Nat ret CURE eke WOME oo Nd ee ee President ERIS Nae ee STERN PD, ARON IPOS Vice President ie CEMENT (SRO MeN Gne Ries SRT er Fe en ie een Secretary-I reasurer COMMITTEE GHAIRMEN AQUOS UNV RUS oe I PEI 8 oS aro ae ee a oe Program i CUNT EGE SUEDE Gyre US VN NT li a eco ee ee Bulletin Board TRS UB RLS NUS) Sis SE a Petts oer ee ees alr Advertising PUNGCMV(ORRIGkere eee mee ee Ee Bete ete olen Wo Oat Membership LONE TNA Goo Sh GIR le A cht Entertainment Sponsors: Miss EstHer Banks, Miss Maupe M. WEBER Motto: “We Would See Jesus.” Purpose: This club is open to all students who desire to know more about the Bible and its relation to life. Features of the club’s activities are prominent speakers on subjects such as “Prayer,” “Faith,” “Building Christian Character,” and dis- cussions of personal problems such as “Friendship,” “Choosing of Life’s Work,” and “Finding True Happiness.” It is our desire to build Christian character using Jesus as our perfect example. Boys’ Senior Hi-Y Club Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. MINORA CHAPTER OFFICERS First Semester DEMMING SmiITH, President JERROLD RosiNnson, Secretary Bitt Bowen, Vice President Netson TAYLor, J reasurer Second Seniester JERROLD RosBinson, President Cuiirrorp Mclver, Secretary Buppy Meics, Vice President Bossy Epwarps, J reasurer MEMBERS JENNINGS EDWarRDS WILLIE JONES CEMMING SMITH Birt Bowen CiiFFoRD McIver NELSON TAYLOR Bossy EDWARDS Buppy MeIcs Ep Troy KENNETH Davis JERROLD RoBINSON MILE SALEEBY JAMES Lopor Marion WoopBury ALPHA CHAPTER OFFICERS First Semester James Mupp.Leton, President BryaAN MarsHBurn, Secretary Joe Howe, Vice President Maurice DANIELS, J reasurer Second Semester Maurice Danigets, President McC. Witson, Secretary Bossy Litrie, Vice President J. A. West, Treasurer MEMBERS LAUREN CE BoWDEN Tom GREGG James MIDDLETON ALEX BROWN E. G. HERRING Pert NisBet Possy BurRNs Bossy LITTLE Boppy SANDERS NorMAN COLLINS AveRY LOFTIN ARTHUR SHAIN Maurice DANIELS Kirk Low Boppy SMITH RicHAaRD DUNLEA JAMES LYNCH Fico TINnGA Bos GAREY Bitt MacMiI ian J. A. WEstT MortTIMER GLOVER BRYAN MARSHBURN McC. B. WILSON LEHMAN GREENE ToMMy MarsSHBURN WILLIAM YARBOROUGH Cart Matus = oe | e e Oys unior 1= Uu DELTA FRESHMAN CHARLIE DurHAM, President ARCHIE CrarFt, President Hooper JOHNSON, Vice President Winston SmitH, Vice President HerBert Davis, Secretary Ep Pickett, Secretary Ropert Ho.tis, Treasurer Jack HuFuHaM, Treasurer Girls’ Hi-Y Club OBEIGE IS First Semester MSSM ONIN ES 2) ce al cit Semel ie Macks, Ue Peabe nd ee er ene Bc lk! President SANDS? LE SER aye ot Gee tte tn) Ub Re Coeds Se eg LGR aCer, Af ae eee Vice President “Teg, SUESAN eee AY Boy Sis eee eee gas a ly ee Secretary Ne Cur STOR N TON meee ee Me Mee Ol ihe eee Suet Ree ea Sethe ok Treasurer “loses, MEVGNWENS is Ay, Uae Sia ie Ue IPP me Teale a ade cance Ee OR SC A A ee Re Pres dent So OS? LEROR aE CCE SIN TELS av WE a nD tak pa na ae etc, Sele Vice President RM MD il ney meen ee imme Orn eae Me ae ya oe els Secretary’ | TLIgv os Bal 1g a ag I SE cre nn i Oe ery. Treasurer MEMBERS LILLIAN BELLAMY Zoe HArRRILL LuLa PULLIAM JuUANITA BLACKHAM Gipss |loLMES Mary A tice Rose EvELYN BROWN May Howes ISABEL RUSSELL ANN CARR Mary LonpbAN JAMES EVELYN SOVEREL Betty Davis JANE KING [TAZEL SPOONER Louise Davis ANN Manitsas KATHRYN SNOW Jane DUNHAM MMA MITCHELL SARAH STANTON Mitite Evans ELEANOR Moore Dotty SOUTHERLAND Tessie FINncH Frances Morris FRANCES I HORNTON RutH Hater AcciE Morton ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Louise HarDWICKE SALLY PREVATT Peccy WILSON ® ee Tom GREGG President ime orc mmen LUNE [PEs eave Aan ede foe atl eee eet Vice President ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Purpose: To create a better understanding of music throughout the school and community. During the first semester, the Glee Club presents a Gilbert-and Sullivan operetta in which all members participate. The last semester the Glee Club competes in the State Music Contest, to which a selected group is taken to represent the high school. Chemistry Club OBFICERS | DOC EDMMELLOR Nica tae tenet r vc. 0 22 Qn Reem RU MAR Re Reel AL, 2 te NC President LONG III. Poa Sia eae tak ces wh ibe | NA oa an een Vice President | SONNE S mee om cs eons Mh ede Pay eer meee Neen oy ol 8 Secretary-T reasurer aLEGUINGU ALG LAE S coe hein | RE RG MOL ee Pent Shans NG OE eA Reporter Bic am iom lleen WV OLA Sate ede ak eee eee eee) SAR Ghee AA oe Sa ee ie Cae Sponsor Purpose: [To create interest in and broaden the knowledge of Chemistry. GLEASON ALLEN SILvA ALLEN Epwarp AULD BARBARA AYCOCK JANE BEEKMAN LAWRENCE BOWDEN MartHa BRINSON ALEX BROWN Patricia BRowNn Bossy BurNs ANN Burr DorotHy Byrp RICHARD CANTWELL JoHN CHADWICK MARGARET CHADWICK Tom Cosss NorkMAN COLLINS Loutse Davis LILLIAN D1Ixon SANFORD DoxEy JANE DUNHAM A. C. EVERETT HELEN FALES RoBERT FERGERSON VIRGINIA FRYER KENNETH FULLER CHARLOTTE GARDNER DIMETRA GEORGE RICHARD GIBBS MortTIMER GLOVER MEMBERS HELEN GMYTRUK KATHERINE GOODMAN MarsDEN GorE LEHMAN GREENE Bitty Haas FRANCES HALE Betty HALL CHARLES HARTMAN E. G. HERRING Dewey Hoses Davis Howes Gisss HoLMes GERALDINE HUBAND Bitty HALYBURTON RuBy JACKSON JEAN JONES LIONEL JOHNSON ‘TALMADGE JORDON RoBert KEELS VIRGINIA KELLY MAbDELINE LASCOR Bruce LEE Ropert LITTLE Kirk Low JAmMes LYNCH Mary HELEN McGowan BRYAN MARSHBURN TomMMy MarSHBURN C. D. Martin Car_t MAaTHIS E. L. MatTHEws Jimmie MAxweELi Dot MontrForp Jack NALL JIMMY Owens STANLEY PATELOS ; JOHN PETERSON y SALLY PREVATT JULIETE ROBERTSON JERROLD RoBINSON LUTHER RUSSELL GENE SEITTER ARTHUR SHAIN MARGARUITE SMITH KATHRYN SNOW ALICE SPRUNT Royce STEVENS MarGARET TAYLOR NeELson TAYLOR RoBert TAYLOR | EMMA TRASK MANGELINE VoN OESEN Bitty WENDT Jack WEstT J. A. WEsT Harry WETTIG Harotp WILSON Jack WILSON Marion WoopBury LeRoy WRIGHT THEO Yorp Thespians Club OFRIGERS SSRIS SSIS SSN aye re age i Ce kt de i President BER AV aN GCsr hee = atl ee obey a gos eae hia 2 See rae Ls. Vice President NIEVES A Vil Suet weer) RAS 1 ES ee ae tS ore eo Secretary INURE, VALS oa Ree Nes RE pe 8 2 Oe Uy OL CD ee ct na Treasurer MEMBERS Mary ELizABETH ALDERMAN MarTHA BELLAMY Mary BELLAMY JuANITA BLACKHAM FRANCES BIDDLE ELEANOR BURGWIN Betty Davis JANE DUNHAM DIMETRA GEORGE IoLA GREER KATHLEEN GUTHRIE HaAzevL Haris FRANCES HEIDT MarTHA JOHNSON DoroTHEA JONES Mary JONES Mary Norma LEvIN Doris D’LuGIN SUZANNE MartTIN ELLEN McGirt Mary HeteEN McGowan THELMA MINtTz Maup MUuLLER Evsre EARL ORRELL JocELYN PEck SARA RICHARDSON ELinor RoMEo ELoisE SMITH EVELYN SOVEREL ByAH | HOMASON Littige Maze WELLS Mary Atyce WESTBROOK PeGccy WILSON JoHN CALLUM JERRY CoLosa Epwarp Davis EvizJAH HAWKINS C. B. HoLpEN Davip GAYLOR Harry McGirt RocKWELL PoIsson Howarp RUSSEL CHARLIE SASSER Jim WILLIAMS LATIN CLUB Gi Ye NG ee ees So Se eR President IAB OER PRTMAN 2) ook |e Vice President IDEM BIRA] GEORGE. «6020s. Ae) Secretary-T reasurer DD Hebe van Ey AGO Neco «ed feo net owt Program Chairman ® 0,8 FRENCH CLUB DVIS cL ONE Stas oer htm ene eth Fe President RAMEE NC Himes PERRI Pe een NG ate SPs Vice President Pe rae VES ee coisa veins) rd aca Secretary-T reasurer Eve New ROW.Nes kee wee oka Program Chairman Purpose: To give added opportunity to hear and speak French, and become more familiar with French customs, institutions, and ideals. O. HENRY LITERARY SOCIETY EURO MES Meme te a a ee ce President Pee ULLIAM So Vice President RaReINTAM ERYER 2 eke) Ace Secretary-T reasurer Be OA VE SAS nna eee oy i! eh ee Scribe PSR OU MES en ater Pa Program Chairman Piecw SLIZAS(GOLLINS. “aes = Faculty Adviser Purpose: To improve spoken English. ART CLUB KENNETH DUAKESL Beas eest Serie ogee’ President DVUBEVIND: (CEST aR eee atu tae 2h) er. Vice President ZANE | OFINGONME Rrra nr ot) SN Secretary PMUMAMUVI ITOH EL ecateetate yt tk ey Treasurer LOUISE IT LONS he: Chairman of Program Committee DEBATING CLUB NWIORUNTE RA OVERS ee ye Le eee President SAR IRV RE Veale ke et ea Vice President NOME TUSONME em he ot ne TP ae ae Secretary Purpose: To encourage more thinking on the na- tional problems of the day and also to stress the need of two sides of questions. SCRIBBLERS’ CLUB EONINMER A NIRT SAG ee tre ayes Mere hs TOR 0 President mA MIVLINT 7 cee Meer ise at ee oo I Vice President MeIZA Bin Hamm LLP DAN Sole wehbe ne ee Take Secretary BHBES MOM ES ey Mt oe vey Program Chairman ARV UN PY VLIDGET TEs n me ey vials YF Reporter IRE il ELENMOVI CUIOWANS Gs yet Aah Reader Rowe ORROMW SOMITE. tee es Adviser ae BOWLING CLUB Me ere GARD WICKe 2. de hielo tcc oe President SLE “yA CDISS ee Weegee ie oid ere eee Secretary MiSse bLARRIET WANNAMAKER.-..--..ces-c0.-ecx-c8s Adviser Purrose: To promote better skill in bowling and serve as a recreational activity for high school girls. « 6 NATURE CLUB DOR O LH War, OM BOs ey enose mete eavn fe nett. President WON GRAR VIE ST Memes nee Mace tet n ou eut fant Vice President DT ae DiA TS ON eae Ber a weil Bold )dd. 5 Secretary-Treasurer Purpose: To promote an interest in nature, and to learn more about our natural environment. COACHES Lefie1o ebb: Howarp MacDonaLpb RUPERT BRYAN RELMON RoBINSON Miss. Harriet WANNAMAKER FLoyp BUMGARNER Bos BLAack GLENWARD BLOMME CHEER- LEADERS Left to right: JocELyN Péck Dottie SOUTHERLAND Mary Davis ANNIE GRACE PARKER ALICE SPRUNT KATHERINE GOODMAN ATHLETICS Seger E REA TI.VES By Marion WoopDBuRY First, Year We entered New Hanover High School eagerly; our minds were filled with visions of great aims to achieve and destinies to fulfill As soon zs our acquaintances were made and friendships formed, we elected Marion Woodbury, pres- ident, and Louise Hooper, vice-president, as our class officers. We chose for our class colors blue and white and for our motto,, OurmstrengthweiesineUnity. . Second Year Having passed the dull, sloomy first year, we entered the second year ready to smash all previous records and set new goals. We settled down to serious studying of mathe- matics, history, science, and languages. Due to our good judgment in selecting Louise Hooper, president, and Dick Cantwell, vice-president, we inaugurated the first class dance. By now we felt we had become an active part of the student body and had taken our real place in its being. That year New Hanover High School was accorded the great honor of being selected to have the R. O. T. C. We were especially proud when our unit was selected as an honor unit by the War Department Ours was the first unit ever to achieve this distinction its first year. Third Year Outside activities began to claim our attention, and we began joining the clubs which best suited our talents. Our class officers for this year were Warren Pennington, presi- dent, and Sam Behrends, vice-president. During this year many shows were produced and the class really became “the CLASS HISTOR Y—Continued class of the age.” Following closely was the unexcelled, much waited for, Junior-Senior Prom. Fourth Year In our fourth year we took everything by storm. There seemed to be no limits to the things we could do. The Hanoverian broke all previous records for subscriptions; the Student Council brought student government closer to the individual student than ever before; the Wildcat, our student edited paper, reached a new high in publication. These and many other achievements, far too numerous to mention showed the world that we really were N. H. H. S. at its best. Our officers for this year were Allan Strange, president, and Vennon Hayes, vice-president. Fifth Year At last our dream has been realized. We have become Seniors. How long we have looked forward to the many privileges the word implies. Although we had the smallest senior Class in the last several years we felt none the less 1m- portant. The Senior Play, another wonderful success for the class, the use of the famous senior steps, the selection of class superlatives, and marching out first from the chapel exer- cises all increased our Senior dignity. Under the guidance of our president, Demming Smith, we finally come to the event of all events—graduation. We have finally achieved our highest goal. The end has come to the happiest five years of our life. It is time to set aside our caps and gowns and face the uncertain future. It is with mixed emotions—happiness and sorrow—-that we bid good- bye to dear old N. H. H. S. CLASS PROPHECY By ANNIE GRACE PARKER GIRS A.LpRIDGE, MartAaN—Wall Paper Designer BATSON, ELIzABETH—Milliner BLACKHAM, JUANITA—Queen of Co-Eds at Carolina BRINSON, HELEN—Dancing School Teacher BROWN, CATHERINE—Successor to Miss Struthers Brown, NANNIE—Head Nurse at James Walker Hospital BRYANT, DurEMA—Dress Designer Burton, GLapys—Jewelry Salesgirl Capps, WINIFRED—Doll Designer CAROTHERS, SARAH—Owner of Carothers’ Pet Shop Carr, ANN—Housekeeper for Robert Gaylord Davis, JEAN—Prominent Artist's Model GALLAGHER, Mary—-Model for “Harper's Bazaar” GRIMSTEAD, SyBIL—Demonstrator of Marvelous Cosmetics Ha.es, Vircinta Mace—Homemaker for Mr. Hewlett Hatt, Ruta—Mullionaire’s Wife HarriLL, Zor—Sweetheart of “Lemon Pi” Hart, Lucitte—Collector of “Harts” Hartis, MartHa—Assistant Head of NHHS Co-operative Class HENDERSON, Mary—Owner of “Weekly Observer” Jackson, Rusy—The future Mrs. JoHNSTON, BARBARA—Secretary in Norfolk KLANDER, ALIcE Loutse—Writer of Biographies—Featuring Mrs. LeGrand Lascor, MApELINE—Hostess of Orton Hotel Lewis, EMILY CaTHERINE—Poet McEntTEg, CyntH1A—Secretary for Mr. Hamilton Metton, Mary—Dramatic Teacher CLASS PROPHECY—Continued Moore, ELEANoR—World Famous Authority on Goo-Goo Eves Morris, FraNces—Editor of “Good Housekeeping” Pace, JosEPHINE—Advice for Blondes PARKER, ANNIE GracE—Broadway’s No. | Screwball ParKs, CLARA BELL—Cigarette Girl in Jack Newton's Nite Club REGISTER, VIOLET RAy—Stockholder in a Lipstick Factory RIVENBARK, BETsy—Voice for Minnie Mouse RIVENBARK, Doris Mae—Future Mrs. Hall Russ, SHIRLEY—School on “What the Modern Miss Says and Does” SAUNDERS, LEWAN—Owner of “Saunders Refreshment Counter” SHAUL, FLortiNE—Dean of a Girls’ Exclusive College SmitH, Lota Bett—Hair Dresser in New York Snow, KatHryN—Featured in “The Flirt” on Broadway Spooner, Hazetc—Wife of a Prominent Methodist Minister STANTON, SARAH—French Teacher in NHHS Tow Les, Constance—-Star Reporter for “Wilmington Post” WALKER, PAULINE— ypist for Mr. Hamilton Wactkup, ARLENE— nterior Decorator for White House WeEsTBROOK, CALYLE—Florist Wiis, Betty BLUE—Author of “Dress for High School Girls” Witson, HELEN—Seller of “Sunshine for Happiness” Yorr, THEO—Principal of Bradley's Creek School BOYS BATCHELOR, Ropert—Happy Bachelor Bett, Morris HEnry—Math Prof Beery, WALLAcE—Double for Wallace Beery Bowen, WILLIAM—A-I Basketball Star BoRNEMAN, Louis—Highest Ranking Buck Private in the Army Brinson, Linwoop—Novel Writer BroTHERS, CLinE—Head of NHHS Co-operative Class CLASS PROPHEC Y—Continued Burnett, Brtty—Pazinter CANTWELL, RicHarp—Lt. Col. West Point—Class ’5] CasTEEN, JAMES—Builder of Bridges ConAWAyY, CHARLES—City Mayor CottL_e, WiLLIAM—Hair Tonic Salesman CoviL, ELMo—Seat in the House of Representatives Day, Frep—Outstanding Football Player for Duke Epwarps, Bosspy—Baseball Player for N. Y. Yankees Epwarpbs, JENNINGS—Seller of Edwards and Edwards Muscle Lotion ELpRIDGE, CHARLES—Lawyer for A. C. L. EzzeL_e, JiMmMy—Dancing Teacher for Murray Futter, KENNETH—Fuller Brush Salesman GILBERT, VoLNEY—I mpersonator of Baby Snooks Hicu, JamMes—Author of “Nine Hours Sleep—And Its Advantages” Hott, WetTzEL—Giving Six Lessons on “How to be Happy” Huccins, WesLEY—Instructor in NHHS Metalwork Shop Jounson, Lionet—Editor of “Esquire” Ketiy, Nei—A LA merican Halfback KLANDER, HerBerTt—Everybody’s Friend Lee, BrRuce—Still in “The Pursuit of Happiness (Dorothy)” Lonc, Atpbon—Designer of Streamlined 1951 Autos MaaiILL, TRUMAN—Autbor of a Second “Mein Komph” MARSHBURN, Roy—Foreman of Holly Ridge MatHews, E. L.—City Commissioner Meics, ALGERNoN—Water Boy—Holly Ridge McCraw, THoMAS—Winner of an “Oscar” in 1950 Mclver, CLirForp—Married to Sarah Stanton Moun, JaAMES—Seller of “Mobn’s Sure to Sleep Tablets’ Newton, JAcK—Nite Club Owner Nog, THomas—Director of NHHS Activities PaTELos, STANLEY—Foreign Minister to Greece PittMAN, JOHN WiLLIAMS—Second Knute Rockne RAYNOR, JOHN—A merica’s No. 1 G-Man PETERSON, JoHN—Leading Oyster Grower in U. S. RoBINSON, JERROLD—Super Salesman of School Supplies Roper, | HoMAS—Teacher of “The Art of Tying Bow Ties” SALEEBY, EMILE—Author of a New Version of “How to Win Friends and Influence People” SEITTER, EUGENE—Editor of “Progressive Farmer” SHANDS, ELvERToN—Pitcher for N. Y. Yankees SmiTH, DEMMING—Flight Commander Snipes, Epwin—Undertaker SYMMEsS, LepLEY—Head Usher 1n Carolina Tarttr, Percy—Hair Tonic Salesman TAYLOR, WILLIAM Epwarp—Sculptor Taytor, NeLson—Lionel Jobnson’s Successor in Tennis World Tuomas, Eart—Major General of U. S. Army Tricc, Ep warp—Cowpuncher for the Columbia Studio’s Horse Opera Troy, Epwarp—Producer of “George White's Scandals” VERZAAL, Marton—Daredevil WALTON, Bitt—Sax Player in Kay Kyser’s Band Watters, JAMES—Draws ads for “Liberty” Woopsury, Marion—Mr. Louise Emerson WRIGHT, LERoy—A rchitect YARBOROUGH, Bitty—Second Rubinoff LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of New Hanover High School, Wilmington, North Carolina, being of sound memory and uncracked mind, on this thirty-first day of May, in the year nineteen hundred and forty-one, A. D., do make, publish, and declare this our Last Will and Testament. To our great rivals, the rising Seniors, we do bequeath, first and foremost the OPPORTUNITY that was ours; we hope they will see this precious right, and take full advantage of it. Second, our undying love and never-ending respect for the faculty, who gave willingly to us their precious time in trying to prepare us for our future lives; and last, but not least we give to you the privilege you have been looking for- ward to for the last three years, the mighty symbol of Senior power, the Senior steps, which we trust will be kept tradi- tionally clean of all underclassmen. Individual Classmen have given their wills as follows: I, Marion Woopsury, leave to LEAMON RoGers my art of being true. I, EMILE SALEEBY, bequeath to LEoN Topp my political ability feeling confident he will not in anyway abuse it. Last Will and Testament—Continued I, CtiFForD Mclver, bequeath my personality and way of winning girls’ hearts to LEHMAN GREENE. I, Ear: Tuomas, leave my dry wit and ability to cut Sth periods to MorTIMER GLOVER. I, KENNETH FULLER, leave to CHARLES BoNEY my manly physique and good looks. I, SARAH STANTON, leave to Tessie Fincu my ability to influence others. I, ZoE HarrRILL, leave to ANN Burr my ability to love in hope that it will go to the right guy. I, KATHRYN SNow, leave to JANE BEEKMAN my flirta- tious ways. I, FRANcEs Morris, bequeath to ELIZABETH WILLIAMS my friendly and goodnatured ways. I, THEO Yopp, leave my talkative ways to BARBARA AYCOCK in hopes she’ll not abuse them in anyway. Signed: The Senior Class, New Hanover High School, By DEMMING SMITH, President. Witness: NELSON TAYLOR Betty BLUE WILLIS Bossy EDWARDS ADVERTISEMENTS For Fun and Healthful Play SPORTING GOODS A Complete Line at SEARS, ROEBUCK COMPANY For Anything in the Way of FLOWERS WILL REHDER FLORIO Oldest and Largest in Eastern Carolina INVESTMENTS OF EFFORT AND STUDY BRING YOU TO GRADUATION .... When school days are a memory and home ownership a dream, use the CAROLINA’S friendly service for savings or loans Two The Million Dollar CAROLINA BUILDING LOAN ASS'N. “Member Federal Home Loan Bank” C. M. BUTLER, Pres. W. D. JONES, Asst. Sec.-Treas. W. A. 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TAYLOR Front and Princess Streets E.W.GODWIN'S SONS Manufacturers of LUMBER Dealers in BUIEDE RSs © lgtaieliens Evervthing to Build the House Phone 7747 uy It Will Pay You To Have Toms HYMAN SUPPLY CO Fill Your Next Prescription Distributors of TOMS Benjamin Moore Co. Paints DRUG COMPANY Front and Market Streets Vv Compliments of S.H. KRESS CO. 5c - 10c - 25c Store GREGG BROS. HARDWARE HOTEL CAPE FEAR Wilmington, N. C. 200 Rooms 200 Baths Fireproof Air-Conditioned Coffee Shop Connecting Garage HEADQUARTERS AAA CLUB On the Ocean Highway, U. S. 17 117 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’41 T. W. WOODS SON Slelelby SMOjRde Ask Your Grocer for Some Bear’s Best Extra Fancy Molasses Samuel Bear, Sr., Sons Wilmington, N. C. Established 1853 Selected Meats Seafood a Specialty 117 Princess Street WILMINGTON, N. C. Oldest and Best in Town DIAL 3553 Compliments I. SHRIER SONS Clothiers and Furnishers Suits Made To Measure Curlee Clothes Wilmington, N. C. S. E. Corner Front and Princess Streets Congratulations Class of ’41 Sun Crest Orange WILMINGTON The Air-Conditioned DIXIE CAFE and GRILL BEVERAGE COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of ’41 THE SCHOOL STORE . Bonds Insurance. . 230 Princess Street Cooperative Building Loan Ass'n. Frederick Willetts, Sec. 124 Princess St. Dial 5233 “43 Years Without A Loss” SAUNDERS Wilmington’s Largest and Most Complete Drug Store 108 North Front Street IDEAL PLUMBING COMPANY C. C. DAVIS, Owner Plumbing — Heating 126-128 South Front St. Dial 7292 Wilmington, N. C. BOYS! BE WELL DRESSED IN THE FUTURE Do as LIONEL JOHNSON does— BUY, YOUR CLOTHES AT FOY, ROE CO). PNLIBJEI IE IP, PEI EIROY Compliments of A Friend It has been a pleasure to photograph the ’41 class and we extend to each of you our best wishes. WE CAN GIVE YOU QUAL- ITY PORTRAITS FROM YOUR NEGATIVE WHICH WE HAVE IN OUR FILE. ADAMS’ STUDIO DIAL 6318 WILMINGTON, N. C. 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