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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

THE HANOVERIAN VOLUME SEVEN 194.2 Published by SENIOR CLASS NEW HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL Wilmington, North Carolina E. G. Herrine, Editor-in-Chief LoutsE Harpwick, Business Manager DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY WILMINGTON, N. C. Ju Memoriam HESTER COX STRUTHERS WILLIAM A. CAROTHERS BED RYer ARIS ee eee Principal THOMAS TRISTRAM HAMILTON, JR. Principal Wake Forest, B. A. Columbia University, M. A. GRACE GREENE, Registrar Appalachian State Teacher’s College, B. S. ELLA Mar BULLARD, Secretary VIRGINIA HERRIN, Dean of Girls Agnes Scott College, A. B. University of Southern Cali- fornia, M. S. WILLIAM R. EICHORN, Custodian of the Building From the minute we became high school students to the last sad farewell to New Hanover High, we have been ever conscious of your presence. It was you who told us we would get out of high school just what we put into it. It was you who showed us how to begin—which foot to put forward. It was you who held us back when we began running too fast. Steel discipline flavored with love helped you to lead us aright. Many times you have borne the responsibility of foolish things to shield us. You have been our friend, our counselor, our leader. When we think of high school in the coming years, we will think of many things—good times, friends, good days, bad days, lessons—a jumble of memories. But always the one thing that will stand out sure and strong in our mind will be the thought of one who directed all of this activity, yet had time to understand each of us in our troubles or joys. We salute you, Mr. Hamilton, as the best gift New Han- over High could give to us. ANNE MANITSAS, The Faculty BWR ‘easiness ae Wikcwcpgerese RY ine get NEE wd Tic seucstes Sbyven cues een] G) aD Ham owe rit aan nen BANKS, ESTHER . BARRON, MYRA A. . BENSON, ELIZABETH . : BLACK, MRS. KATHLYN H. BLAKESLEE, VERNA TREAT BJONERUD, MRS. BERNICE D. BROCK, MRS. JOSIE W. BROCKINGTON, MARY LEE BROWN, ALBERT 5 BRYAN, J. RUPERT G. CAPPS, FRED H. 6 COLLINS, ELIZA A. COWARD, GERTRUDE DANIELS, MRS. ZYLPHIA D. DAVIS, RUTH G. EDWARDS, MRS. ANNIE LAURIE ENGLE, E.. 3 FORMY DUVAL, FRANCES GREENE, GRACE . GRUITS, SGT. LAURENCE T GRISEH, HELLEN C. HARRELL, HERBERT HARRISS, MRS. LAURA WEDDELL ‘ HERRIN, VIRGINA HOOD, MRS. J. W. HUNT, MARY RUTH JONES, MAYO JONES, RUTH O. . KEITH, MRS. MARY HALL KEUZENKAMP, BETTY LACOCK, LT. EUGENE J. LASSITER, MRS. ANNE C. LATHROP, MARY LeGRAND, LUA B. LEVIN, PAULINE : LODOR, MRS. RUTH K. LOSSEN, EMMA 5 McLEOD, M. J. B MILLER, MIRIAM 2 MITCHELL, GLADDYS 2 MONTGOMERY, ELIZABETH MURRAY, ELIZABETH MYERS, REBA : NEWCOMB, MRS. C. B. O’KEEF, FANNIE RUSS, ELEANOR . RUSS, REBECCA . : ROBINSON, RELMON . ROEBUCK, FRANCES . SANDERS, MAIE . SEIGLER, F. C. SEVERIN, PAUL . SMITH, ELIZABETH . SMITH, HATTIE LOU . SMITH, MRS. BURROWS SNOW, PEGGY : : SOWELL, THEO STACK, MARTHA . 3 SUMNER, MRS. FLORENCE G. SYMMES, ELIZA D. . : TAPP, LOUISE é é THOMAS, FLORENCE . TRIGG, FRANCES W. WALSH, VIRGINIA : WANNAMAKER, HARRIET WARD, VIRGINIA LEE WARREN, MARY CLINE WARREN, MRS. RUTH V. WEBER, MAUDE M. WEST, MRS. GEORGE H. WEST, GEORGE . ' WILLIAMS, MARGARET WILLIAMS, MRS. R. H. WILLIS, M. J. ; WILLIS, MRS. REXFORD Faculty State Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., B. S. Searritt College, Nashville, Tenn., M. A. Winthrop College, A. B. A Meredith College, A. B. University of Alabama. Bowling Green College of Commerce, B. C. S. East Stroudsburg Teachers College, Pa. Duke University, B. S. Winthrop College, Rock Hill, S. C., B. S., Commerce. Chowan College. Summer Schools, University N. C. and Columbia University. Winthrop College, B. S. in Home Economics. Royal Academy of Music, London, A. R. A. M. Wake Forest College, B. A. Ohio Weslyan University, B. A., M. A. WiC: Urge N Ci Ac eB: W.C. U.N. C., A. B., Library Science. Registered Nurse. Greensboro College, A. B. Wig CroUk No Ci Al B. Gerard College, Philadelphia, Pa. Greensboro College, A. B. Appalachian State Teachers College, B. S. Globe Business College. Marquette University. University of Arkansas, L. I. Wake Forest College, A. B. Brenau College, A. B. Agnes Scott College, A. B. University of Southern California, M. S. Bowling Green College of Commerce, A. B. Teachers College, Murfreesboro, Tenn., B. S. Iowa State College, M. S. Duke University, A. B. Teachers’ College, Columbia University, M. A. We C2 UZ Ne CG: National School of Arts and Sciences, B. S. East Carolina Teachers College, A. B. Army Band Leader School, U. S. Army Retired. Wve (a WW IMs Can Ale 18% WaeCs Us INn Cx An Bs Mississippi State College for Women, A. B. Columbia University, M. A. Winthrop College, A. B. Cafeteria. We CocU SUN. 3Cs,, An Bs Stout Institute, B. S. W. C. U. N. C., B. S., Secretarial Administration. Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va., A. B. Duke University, A. B. Winthrop College, B. S. We GE IN OZ Meredith College, A. B. Duke Uninversity, A. B. Meredith College, A. B. Salem College, B. S. Furman University, B. S. Wits (5 Wis alg eg 1S (We WUE KOs, Ve 18% WerCe Ue Na CarAe Be Bob Jones, Panama City, Fla., B. S. (Of, INS, Gop FING 18% Brenau College, Gainesville, Ga., A. B. Flora McDonald, A. B. We CrsUceNai@ Ane Bs Mary Washington College, B. S. Winthrop College, A. B. Wey URN. Cs (A.B; Wi Cs UN anC. Aw Bs Radcliffe College, A. B. Mississippi State College for Women, A. B. Concord College, Athens, W. Va., A. B. Western Reserve University, A. B. We CasUis Ne (C2 AZ Bs Winthrop College, B. S., Physical Education. Wie (Gin Wh ISS (a, 185 Se Isla 1h University of Tenn., M. S. Salem College, A. B. Wie Cs UmeNaCeaeAS B: Northeast Missouri State Teachers Co lege, B. S. in Education. Baptist Training School, Louisville, Ky., Master of Religious Education. Boston University. Ohio University, B. S. Ohio State University, M. A. Wits Ca UemNen CancArs B- Wr Ce. NE Go A. Bs M.A: University of Georgia, B. S. We Co Ua Ne GAL B: BO os ts eae wpe Erne gr cnt ray v5, Dedication SERGEANT LAURENCE T. GRUITS In appreciation of his loyal service to our school and in recognition of the friendship and helpful leadership which he gave to us, we gratefully and gladly dedicate this seventh volume of the HANOVERIAN. eniors President . ; Vice-President. Secretary-T reasurer Class Representatives a , : 5 5 é Bert NIsBET ¢ : ; : : . Kirk Low : : : : . ARTHUR SHAIN EveE_LyN BrRowN AND BryAN MarRSHBURN Class Poem Oh School of ours, to you we pledge devotion. Oh noble School, we'll ever honor you. With tearful eyes, but heads erect we leave you, Dear N. H. S. youve taught us to be true. We leave your doors with higher living standards, And with a code that ever will endure, For like the clay you molded us and made us, Dear N. H. S. you’ve taught us to be pure. You gave us teachers who were kind and thoughtful, They've watched a million like us come and go. But one of them can only watch from Heaven, Her life is all the gift she need bestow. Within your walls we laughed and cried together, But loved them both, the laughter and the tears. What precious mem’ries have we now behind us, To last us ever onward through the years. THELMA MINTz. °} ; 5 re wen tl Ose geste NL Peete cian cae lL G) AD THlan TO DY E TOD CI DD sae ennai emer stat ee ener rey yc Wan, CAROLYN MAyYE ALLEN Who does her task from day to day And meets whatever comes her way. Home Economics Club 2; High Steppers 4; Nature Club 2. Mary Sitvia ALLEN “A quiet demeanor, a girlish face, Bespeaking sweet, youthful grace.” Science Club 1; Glee Club 1; O. Henry 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2; High Steppers 4; Scrib- blers 3; Tennis Club 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Bowling Club 4; Boosters Club 4; Chemistry Club 4. ANNE ELIZABETH ANDREWS “Sweet and gentle, good and true, Smart, sincere, and friendly too.”’ Latin Club 1; President 2; French Club 4; Boosters Club 4; Hi-Y (Sigma Chapter) 4; Bible Club 4; Library Science Club 4; O. Henry 1; Marshal 3; National Honor Society 4. FRANCES IDELLA APPLEWHITE In Frances we find a combination of those qualities which make a friend both loved and admired. Bible Club 3. WILBUR APPLEWHITE Thoughtful, considerate; always kind. Jutia ExvizaBETH ASHWORTH When looking at life, she sees far beyond. True fore- sight. Latin Club 1, 2; Library Science Club 3, 4. Epwarp AULD Optimistic chap, never find him gloo my. Latin Club 1; Chemistry Club; Nature Club. BarRBARA MCKEITHEN AYCOCK As quiet as a mouse with eyes as bright. Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Advanced Biology Club 2; Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; Homeroom Chairman 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. INEZ BalILeYy She does her share of spreading joy. FRANK BALLARD The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Wildcat 3; Chemistry Club; Art Club; Latin Club; Nature Club 1; R. O. T. C. 2; Rifle Team 4; Debating Club. fe) Laan Assan g reste” Nias, eet tte Mika eseted Mab, ° ete l| 9) 4 Y Ha 0 Ove Iria DD Ren inrcctoo™ PH emsgets:sno Rem we paiKAY NC raragy ct Un, FLORENCE IRENE BAME Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. Bowling Club 3. HucuH EpcGar Barlow As sturdy and quiet as an oak. Bible Club 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 4; Annual Stemee Zo 1 @s 4th GO, Peo eh 2b Betty BarNeEs Gentle as a summer breeze. CLIFTON BaTsON Always speak the truth, young man—and leave the rest to liars. DorotTHy BaTson As mild as April breezes; enchanting as May. Bible Club; Home Economies Club; French Club 4. Bitty BEcK A good sport! He can really take it—always coming back with a smile. JaNE G. BEEKMAN Uncertain and in doubt She adds a word which helps us out. Home Economics Club; Chemistry Club; Bowling Club; French Club; Nature Club. IRENE BELL The mildest manners and gentlest heart. Home Economics Club; Physical Education Club; Boosters’ Club. KaTHRYN Love BELL As pretty as a picture—twice as much personality. Home Economics Club; Physical Education Club; Boosters’ Club. AUDREY ELIZABETH BENTON The sweetest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. : - ° sae REE PB Heaee gee he Mik ysrsec OO MG uate thyyey cue all G)) AD Tan pny DY E TOD CA TD sak sees eis eee Cobia” REPT TT ates Oey DonaLp BLAKE Donald is really a good friend. Firoyp R. BLAKE Johnny-on-the-spot. Home Room Chairman 2; Band Club 1, 2; Coopera- tive Employment 4. KENNETH R. BLAND Self-confidence is the first requisite to great under- takings. Nature Club 1; Latin Club 1; R. O. T. C. Band 2, 3; Manager of Baseball Team 2; Manager of Basketball Team 3; Band Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Klick Klub 4. EpitH ELizaBETH BLANTON A type of girl admired by all, happy-go-lucky, with great ambitions and still greater ability. Physical Education Club. CHarRLEs H. BONEY A superoo! But def! Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club; Tennis Club 1, 2, 3; Officers’ Club 4; Home Room Organization 1, 2, 3, (Secretary 3); Nature Club; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. RutH Drxon BosTiIaNn “Blizzard Top’’—The kitten of the Senior Class. Basketball Team 1; Girls’ Athletic Club 3, 4, (Vice- President) ; Home Economics Club 2; Bowling Club 4; French Club 4. James Epwin BowDEN To seek, to strive, to find—and not to yield. MarTHA VIRGINIA BRINSON Mix reason with pleasure and wisdom with happiness Art Club 1, 2; Bible Club; Chemistry Club; French Club. JuLian Britt He'll always get along. Patricia BROUN A flashing smile, a kind word, a lasting impression as a swell person. Home Room Chairman 1; Nature Club 1; Scribblers’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President 4); Glee Club 2; Advanced Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Band 4; Bible Club 4, (Secretary 4). ce) or BE Pb serypggn este Mt Pee. eee cn one edl| S)) 4D Ha 40 DY ETP DODD os onsite cts Ree. pA AY Emeg gy ct A gay ALEX BROWN He never flunked and he never lied I reckon he never knowed how. EvELYN ALINE BROWN A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred! Nature Club 1; Latin Club 1; Student Council Rep- resentative 4; Delegate State Student Council Con- gress 4; Editor Handbook 4; Hi-Y 38, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, (Treasurer 3) ; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President 4) ; Scribblers Club 3, 4, (President 4); French Club 3; Home Economics Club 3, 4, (President 4); Wildcat Staff 3, 4, (Club Editor 4); Delegate S. I. P. A. Lexington Virginia 4; School Store Assistant 4; Debating Club 4; Dra- matic Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Senior Play. HazeLt Lee Brown None named thee, but to praise thee. TomMy BrowNn Still achieving, still pursuing. FRANCES JEAN BRYAN Has won wide acclaim by her friendly manner. Latin Club 1, 2; Boosters’ Club 2, 3; Majorette 3, 4. Mary Bryan A lady, well-bred and learned. Rospert A. BuRNS I hear, yet I say not much, but think all the more. Latin Club 1; Vice-President of Sophomore Class ; Band 2; Band Club 2; Secretary of Junior Class; Chemistry Club 3, (President 3); Attended Boys’ State 3; Debating Club 4; R. O. T. C. 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, (President 4). ANNE C. Burr Delicacy in woman is strength. Nature Club; Bowling Club; Home Economics Club; Chemistry Club; Maid of Honor of Company A, 3; Tennis Club. HELON LoutIsE CANADY Behold a great optimist—she is capable of doing any job. Home Economics Club 1, 2; High-Steppers 1. JosEPH EpGaR CARTER A winning smile—a stout heart. Hi-Youl, 250 3) Footballe3s) 4) Ra Osea Carosmes ] 4D THI = pt Me, qa eae, attra, Be Wa 1, wre asc g reste! Nine gy NOOO Gy aust Mavi cue ea, 0 DO DY E TOD OO UD a esata SO mctit balan! Ca JoHN CHADWICK Happiness is cheaper than worry So why pay the higher price? Chemistry Club 3; Bible Club 3; R. O. T. C. 1, 2. DorotHy Fay CLewis A rare flower in our midst. ELEANOR COBLE A soul sincere. Jutia ANN COLEMAN True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. Bible Club 4; French Club 4. Witt1aMm NorMAaN COLLINS The greatest strength and wealth is self-control. Audio Visual Education; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra; Klick Klub. JOHN COLLUM Faint heart ne’er won fair lady. But a football player might be an exception. RetOmenG. Is 250d Mootball «42 James I. CorBETT, Jr. He inspires confide nce and vigor by his actions. Home Room Chairman 3; Klick Klub (Vice-Presi- dent) sR. O- TL. C2. 1, 2, 3; French Club 4. MaRGARET COSTIN It is not enough to do good, One must do it the right way. Bible Club; Home Economics Club. ELIZABETH COovIL EHaceding in human sympathies. Lots CREECH Charming; no less! ; ‘2 me Tesi ee evil rote eee G)) 42 Ha DO DY E TO 0 OD irene set tt Re piss aes gy cs HOOD i a Nancy ANN CRICHTON Sympathy is the golden key that unlocks the hearts of others. Latin Club 2; Home Room Organization 2. CLEMENTINA CROOM A mind at peace with all below; a heart whose love is innocent. Cooperative Club. Maurice PARKER DANIELS A merry heart and stately being. Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Debating Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Treasurer 3, President 3) ; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Latin Club 2; Track 2; Wildeat Staff 3, 4; French Club 4; Freshman Foot- ball; Junior Play; Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4. J. KENNETH Davis “Men of few words are the best of men.” Boxing, 1, 2 5) Officers® Clube4= Ra Os Ta C5 25235,)4 Home Room Organization 1; Intramural Boxing Tour- nament 1, 2, 3. Louise Davis Her ready smile and independent nature have made for her a great many friends during her stay at New Hanover High. Hi-Y 3, 4; Marshal 8, 4; Home Economics Club 3; Chemistry Club 8, (Vice-President 3); Latin Club 1; Battalion Maid of Honor 8; Advertising Manager, Wildeat; Bowling Club 2. Mary Davis The bigness of her heart atones for her size. NorMaNn Davis Precious things come in small packages. Nature Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Intramural Boxing Tourna- ment 1, (Winner); Freshman Football 3; Varsity Football 2, 3; Boxing Team 2, 3; Cheerleader 3. ELIZABETH DIxoNn Always neat as a pin She’s always ready to begin. LILLIAN TRULOVE DIxon Another good reason why gentlemen prefer blondes! Latin Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 3; Annual Staff 4. RosertT DoNaLp DIxon Be there a will and there’s aiways a way. Science Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Chemistry Club 3. ie) Bee A eee inate nigra, LL DAD lon mn owe eR carn 20a at 1s Ra pad dY Cragg cH Ws Mary ELizaABETH DorotHy DMyYTRUK Big in mind and heart—a sturdy girl. PuHitie DRreEssER What men dare, I dare! R. O. T. C. 1, 3; Hi-Y 4; Debating Club 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; French Club 38. WiLLiaM DUNCAN The will to do—a little energy and it’s done. JANE ELLEN DUNHAM “Her friends—there are many; her foes—are there any ?”’ O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, (Secretary 2) ; Na- ture C'ub 1; Archery Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 3; Chemistry Club 3; Thespians 3; Library Club 8, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Vice-President 4); Wildcat Staff 4; Hanoverian Staff 4; School Store 4; Advance Biology Club 2. RicHarD A. DUNLEA “A jack-of-all-trades, excellent in some—particularly in chewing gum!’ R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Officers’ Club 4; O. Henry Liter- ary Society ; Chemistry Club; Nature Club; Klick Klub 3, 4; Basketball 2, 8; Latin Club 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4. LENORA JANE EDwarps “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” Bible Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 2; Bowling Club 1; Wildcat Staff; National Honor Society 4; Home Economics Club 1. Exva ELLIOTT Tall, blond, and graceful—a good combination. Home Economics Club 1; Scribblers’ Club 2; O. Henry Literary Society 2; Dramatic Club 1; Bowling Club 1. MiriaM ELLis Sunny, smiling, and sweet—This girl’s a treat. A. C. EVERETT A. C. is sterling through and through. Chemistry Club 3; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Military Police 3; Bible Club 4; Baseball 3. VERNON QO. FENKEL The name of a friend is common, but a faithful friend is rare. xs 4 Oo RE OR tei gS NER seat NOY Aine yute eee eee Ml G) AD [lan TO DY E TO 0 0 TD 0 erect cet state Re pati iAe Cae gy cH OUR any a0, Estiz CLAIRE FERGus Why should I worry? Worry never made one great. Basketball Varsity 1; Bowling Club 3, 4, (Secretary 3); Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4, (Captain 3, 4) ; Physical Education Club 3, 4, (General Chairman 3, 4). RoBert A. FERGUSON No man is happy who does not think himself so. Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Science Club; Advanced Biology Club; Chemistry Club; R. O. T. C. 1, 2, 3. TeEssIe FINCH “She’s neat and she’s sweet And she just can’t be beat.” Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (Secretary and Presi- dent) ; National Honor Society 3, 4, (Vice-President and Secretary) ; Dramatic Club 3, 4, (President) ; Scribblers’ Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 3, 4, (Program Chairman) ; Home Room Chairman 3; Student Council 2; Assistant Chief Marshal 3; Junior Play; French Club 4; Boosters’ Club 2, 3; Delegate to Hi-Y Congress 3; Delegate Student Council Congress 2; State Dramatics Contest Play 3. Hitpa Mar FLoweErs True and sincere, loyal and kind, Another just like her you’ll never find. Harry E. FRYER He’s a boy you'd like to know. VIRGINIA FRYER Music makes the world go ’round. Nature Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary-Treasurer 4) ; Chemis- try Club 3; French Club 4, (Secretary) ; Thespians 4; Bible Club 4; Library Science Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; “Pirates of Penzance’, H. M. S. Pinafore, “Gondoliers” ; “Betty’s Paris Hat’, National Honor Society. Mary FRANCES FUTRELLE Oh, grant me honest fame, or grant me none. Dramatic Club 3; Cooperative Employment Club 3, 4. MARGARET VIRGINIA GANOUS Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. CHARLOTTE GARDNER Yours is the charm of calm good sense. Home Economics Club 2, 3, (Treasurer 3) ; Chemis- try Club 3; Bible Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; French Club 4. Rospert R. Garey Manners—the final and perfect flower of noble char- acter. Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Officers’ Club 4; Boxing Team 8; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4. ‘an fe) oases gest” Mi teas NO au eat Mev sarong} Gq) 4D Ha DO DW ETO D0 DD ao ence emacs Ree: wad reg gO WY nny nce Mary FRANCES GAUSE Quick and lively, happy and gay, A smile for all who come her way. O. Henry 1, 2, 3; Nature Club 1; Archery 1; Latin 1, 2; Tennis Club 1; French Club 3; Bible 4; Thes- pians 4; Library Club 3, (President) ; Wildcat Staff 3; School Store 4; Boosters’ Club 3; Advanced Biology Club 2. DIMITRA GEORGE Ever loyal—ever true To the toil and task she has to do. Latin Club 3, 4; Secretary of Latin Club 3; Dramatic Club 3; 0. Henry 2, 3, 4; Scribblers’ Club 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Bible Club 4; French Club 4; Home Room Chairman 4; Hi-Y 4; National Honor Society ; Art Club 2. RICHARD GIBBS And still they gazed and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. Swimming 2; Chemistry Club 3; Hi-Y 4. MortTIMEeR WorTH GLOVER, Jr. Humor is one of the elements of genius. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Orchestra 4; Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Team, 3; Trial by Jury 3; “The Gondolier” 4; National Honor Society By 2k HELEN EMELIA GMYTRUK A true friend is forever outstanding. Home Economics Club 1; Library Science Club; Chemistry Club; Dramatic Club. Mary CHRISTINE GODBOLD In soul sincere, in honor clean. KATHERINE GOODMAN “Her answer and her graceful air Prove that she’s wise as well as fair.’’ Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4; Nature Club 1; O. Henry Club 1; Latin Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Judi- cial Committee 3, 4; Marshal 3; Tennis Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis Team 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Bible Club 4; French Club 8; Business Manager of Wildcat, 3, 4; Publicity Chairman of New Hanover Thespians; Maid of Honor; Company B; Sponsor, Company A. LEoLA Mare Gore Beauty is its own excuse for being. Dramatic Club 1. D. B. GRAHAM, Jr. Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Jr. Varsity Basketball; Bible Club; R. O. T. C. 1, 2. EVELYN EUGENIA GRAY A friendly “hello,” for everyone. ° smseaganitt Caray g rests et Matar Ont cae reac G) 4D THlan DO D VY CE DOD DD sien ct oe wa? Seomerncaeynin JOHN GRAY A good disposition yow'll find in John. LEHMAN OTHO GREENE By the work, one knows the workman. Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class; Nature Club; Chemistry Club; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club; Junior Play; Hi-Y Minstrel; R. O. T. C.; Officers’ Club (President) ; Student Body 4, (President) ; Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Rospert WILLIAM GREER Anything that’s asked, Robert will try. JANE GRENIER Here’s to the girl who’s steadfast and true. In other words, Jane, here’s to you. BENNIE D. GRIFFITH A toast to you we'd like to give! MarRGARET GROOVER At home in the class room, on the senior steps, in the saddle and among a crowd. A good mixer and a lively spirit. Tennis Club 1; Nature Club 2; French Club 2. MarGaRET HELEN GUYTON “A maiden never bold.” Advanced Biology 2; Bible 3, 4; Home Economics Club 8; Thespians 4; Library Science 4. WILLIAM C. Haas Quite a ladies’ man, this Haas fellow. Intramurals 1, 2; Boxing 3; Football 4; Swimming 2; Bible Club 2; Chemistry Club 3. EpirH Marie HaBENICHT Good sportsmanship is vital. Glee Club Chorus 1, 2, 3. Ota Frances Hale The will is free Strong is the soul. Nature Club 1; Advanced Biology 2; Chemistry 3; Bible Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4. sa Tacanagtes Nicest Mey yet Stiri auvss? tea, |] 9) AD Hon move ri qumn 21 ali VETS Rem: AMO os gy NOT WY nay sas Betry Hari You never see her idle. Chemistry Club 3; Advanced Biology Club 2. CHRISTINA Hay In the midst of all world strife She always leads a happy life. ALICE GRETA HAMMONDS A combination of the impossibl e. In short, ‘“She’s got what it takes!” LoutsE Harpwick Extremely versatile, she can take a fling at social life, draw a lovely poster, and ‘‘cram” for a quiz all in one night. Art Club 2, (President) ; Latin Club 1, 2; Bowling Club 3, (President) ; Scribblers’ Club 1, 2; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Treasurer 4); Business Manager of Annual; French Club 4; Bible Club 4; O. Henry 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 4. BETTE JANE HARPER Alphabethically speaking, Bette is at the bottom, but that is only in name. In the things that really count—she’s right on top! Science Club; Home Economics Club; Cooperative Employment Club. JANICE Hart “They who are pleased themselves must always please.”’ Julia Richman High School, New York City—Tennis Club 2; Study Hall Marshal 2; Hall Marshal 2, 3; Biology Club 2; President of Home Room 2; Athletic Club 2. ERNEST GURLEY HERRING “He has a disposition as sunny as his hair.’ Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3; Officer’ Club 4; Editor-in-Chief of Annual 4. Nextt IRENE HERRING Faith and sweetness—a grand girl. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CLINTON HINEs The characteristics of this youth Are honor, sportsmanship, and truth. CHARLES HopcGEs Sincerity first of all. ce) A ota Pat Se OT Cee Na OT aed OM ROT ned || DLP lan nn OWE ODOT oie PA eh tO Re pA Y A Easy NE Laura HELEN HoLpEN There is a profound charm in mystery. ELEANOR VioLa HoLLaNnp Always alive and bubbling over with enthusiasm. Dramatic Club. Joyce IsaBEL HoLLaNnp She possesses a reputation of big-heartedness and kindness. Gipps HoLtmeEs Such characteritics as Gibbs’ make success a foregone conclusion. Nature Club 1, 2; Secretary 1; Scribblers’ 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2; Program Chairman 3, 4; Chemistry 38; O. Henry 2, 3, 4; Program Chairman 3; President 4; Latin Club 1; French Club 3; Home Room Or- ganization 4; Marshal 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; President 3. Epna ARLENE Horne A heart for any fate. Haroitp Vance Horton This happiness a habit is, for life is what we make it. Baseball; Football. THomas B. HuGHEs, Jr. Thoughtful of others—a true friend. R. O. T. C. 1, 2; Boxing Team 1; Intramural Boxing 1, 2, 3; Drum and Bugle Corp 1. MartHa HUMBERT When she passed it seemed like the ceasing of ex- quisite music. French Club 2; Sponsor, Company D. LEONA JANICKI Always willing to lend a helping hand. Cooperative Club 4. LILLIAN JOHNSON Trifles themselves are elegant in her. Bible Club 2, 3; Cooperative Club 4. aitte a ah : , : fe) allel Ae g rest asteanci it siya ciryeani tes, |] DYIY Tar mn @WE Defame ne eo PN sess See libs POTTY delat ETRE ROBERT JAMES JOHNSON Travel far and you will not find his equal! Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Bible Club 4, (Vice-President) ; R. O. T. C.; Chemistry Club. FRaNCES IMOGENE JONES Filled to the brim with personality. Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 8, (Secretary-Trasurer) ; Latin Club 1, 2, (Vice- President 2); Bowling Club 3; Home Room Chair- man 3. ALSTON JONES Quiet, and thoughtful—a strong character. CHaRLES TALMAGE JORDAN, Jr. Much study is a weariness to the flesh. Chemistry Club 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Secribblers’ Club 8; R. O. T. C. 2, 8, 4; Klick Klub 4; O. Henry Liter- ary Society 2; Boosters’ Club 3; Monogram Club 4. CHARLIE JUSTICE “Of this man we are justly proud For he is admired in every crowd.’ RO. TC. 1 2) Cooperative Class’ 4: RoBeRT STEWART KEELS Tall and dignified yet friendly as he can be. Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 3; Klick Klub 3, 4; Dramatie Club 4; Freshman Football 1; Latin Club Pec On rn. C.. 2.°3,) 45 VIRGINIA CurTIS KELLY Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt, Nothing’s so hard, but search will find it out. O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Club; Science Club; National Honor Society 8, 4; Chemistry Club 3, (Reporter); Latin Club 1, 2, (Reporter) ; Debating Club; Scribblers’ Club; Declamation Con- tests French Club 4; Advanced Biology Club. J. DriskELL KELLY Saying is one thing, doing another. Art Club 1, 2; French Club 2. Henry KeELty To smile is to brighten the day. MELVIN EpWIN KESTER The gods of Fine Art must have a special little nook just for Melvin! Latin Club 1; Art Club 3, 4, (Vice-President 4) Wildcat Staff, 3, (Art. Editor) -) Re O. TC. 2) 3) 4 Annual Staff (Art Editor) ; Chemistry Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Tennis 3; Biology Club 2; Library Moni- toret: , ’ ° : As ee i eaten ored |) G) AD Ha DO DW CE TD C0 DD ease cet ist eo wpa dA merge nee, ANNIE Mae KING To know her is to love her. Davinp Epwarp KING Sincerity is an openness of heart. Chemistry Club 2; Student Council 3, 4; Junior Rep- resentative 3, (Chief Marshal); R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Officers’ Club 4, (Vice-President) ; Latin Club; Freshman Football 2; Visual Ed. 2, 3; Circulation Manager of Wildcat 3. Jack KING To will—it is this that makes the man. Lucy Mare KING Dependable in all circumstances. Science Club; Home Economies Club 1, 2, 3, (Sec- retary 2, Treasurer 3); Bible Club 2; Home Room Chairman. MarGARET KING There is many a crown for those who can reach. Declamation Contest 1, 2; High Steppers 3. IRENE LAND Her convictions are strong. Her purpose true. THomMas LANDEN Be true and thou shalt fetter time with everlasting chains. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y. Royce LEE “Heaven Can Wait,” but Royce can’t. CaROLYN LE Ray Carolyn is different—individuality is one of her most charming assets. Bible 4; Physical Education 2; Reporter on Wildcat. DorotHy Lewis In all events of life—she is sweet. sty «44, she, e : oO pi Beg ee syer ip Ra ee TE Ai Re Oe mR | G) aD Ha pagal MW ETD CODD ws essen OM se tr snail Rear we pAb OE eg gyre HOW ayy 05, Ropert A. LITTLE I dare do all that may become a man Who dares do more is none. Latin Club 1; Nature Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 3; Klick Klub 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Hanoverian 4. Witt1amM Avery LorTIN, Jr. “Yard bird? Well, for Pete’s sake!’’ Reel Ose iow 4 sf eKlicks Wlubs 4) His Velem Onnosn 4, (Secretary 2); French Club 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 3; Drum and Bugle Corp 1. Howarpd LOUGHLIN “Why stay awake, I’ll only have to go to sleep again.’ Latin Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Rifle Team 2. Kmk Harti Low Quite an officer—a good leader! Chemistry Club 3; R. O. T. C.;} Officers’ Club 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Secretary 4) ; Home Room Chairman 2; First Lieutenant R. O. T. C.; Football 4; Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class; Hi-Y Minstrel. CHARLES LOWRIMORE “A gentleman from sole to crown Clean-favored and imperially fine.’ Band. James BorDEN LYNCH To thine own self -be true And it must follow, as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man. “Wildeat” 1, 2, 3, 4, (Editor-in-Chief 3, 4) ; Hi-Y 1, 2, 8, 4, (President 1, Vice-President Carolinas Hi-Y Conference 4); Class President 1; Latin Club 1, (Vice-President) ; O. Henry 2, 3; Debating Club 2, 3, 4, (President 4) ; Chemistry Club 3; French Club 8, (Vice-President) ; National Honor Society 3, 4, (President 8, President of North Carolina National Honor Society 4); R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, (Lieutenant Colonel 4). BerTHA Mari£ LYNCH “Patience is good, but joy is best.” O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 4; Bible Club 2, 3, 4, (Secretary 3, President 4) ; French Club 3; Scrib- blers’ Club 4; Bowling Club 8; Wildcat Staff 3; Declamation 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; National Honor Society. JEANNE MaGcGERT Those about her, from her shall learn the perfect ways of honor. O. Henry Literary Society 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dra- matics 2, 3; Girls Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; Home Economics Club 1, 2. ANNE MaAnlIrTsAs She is herself a collection of best things. Nature Club 1; Scribblers’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (President 3); Chemistry Club 3; Hi-Y Club 3, 4; President of Junior Class; Student Council 3; Delegate to Student Council Congress 3; Declamation Winner 1; Bible Club 4; Home Room Chairman 2, 3; French Club 4; Hi-Y Minstrel; Oratorical Contest 4; Feature Editor of Hanoverian. BryaN Dow MarsHBURN None but himself can be his parallel. Freshman Science Club; O. Henry Literary Society 1; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 4; Hi-Y Club 3, 4, (Secretary 3, President 4) ; Student Council 4; Wild- eat Feature Reporter 38; Chemistry Club 3; Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4; Marshal 3; Co-Club Editor, Hanoverian ; Delegate to State Student Council Congress 4. ce) Par ide BF ee ee Atay, wn mix? Achiny genes” Mb rosea tor Avion aeaste ANm ey en ctd wsrten, [I 9) 4 Y Ha m0 OWE Te sal arng aya epee Smet wrana” anna re ExisHa THOMAS MARSHBURN, JR. Tommy is always willing to throw aside his French book for a good time, yet, strangely enough—he is one of the highest ranking students. Science Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2, (President 2); O. Henry Literary Society 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (Secretary 4); Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4; French Club 4, (President) ; Boys’ State Convention; Chemistry Club 3; Marshal 3; Co-Club Editor, Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 4. CuHaRLES D. MarTIN Second thoughts are even wiser. Latin Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Re One Cow lepeasn os Cart N. Maruis, Jr. Good nature is the sign of a large end generous soul. R. O. T. C., First Lieutenant; Vice-President of Jun- ior Class; Basketball 3; Thespian Club, ‘Yankee Kine”; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; O. Henry 2; R. O. T. C. Officers’ Club; Glee Club 3. CHARLES KIMBLE MaxwELL There are none like him though there may be many imitations. Latin Club 1; Science Club 1; Glee Club 3; Band Club 1, 2; Nature Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 3; R. O. T. C. 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Home Room Chair- man 2. JAMES CLINTON MAXWELL What should one do but be merry? Debatine) Clube lee Latina Clibm2em Ris, On @ mela Chemistry Club 3; Class Chairman 3; Public Speaking Tournament 4; Declamation 1, 3, 4; Nature Club 1; Rifle Team 2. RaLtpH McCaBe Ralph has strength of character, dependability, and practical common sense—his efforts have not been spent in vain. Baseball Team 2, 3, 4. Mary Beant McCari “4A jolly good pal when all is gay, A tender pal when all is gray.’ Glee Club 1; Scribblers’ 2, 38, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Home Economies Club 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Delegate S. I. P. A. Lexington, Virginia 4; Delegate North Carolina Interscholastic Press Association Con- vention 4. Jack Trerry McCreapy “He who serves well and speaks not merits more than he, who clamors loudest at the door.’ “Wildeat’”’ Staff 4; R. O. T. C. 3, 4; Footbal 3, 4. Mary HELEN McGowan She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think wpon. Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Pirates of Penzance 2; H. M. S. Pinafore 1; Junior Class Play 3; Yankee King 4; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Scribblers’ Club 2, 38, 4; Bible Club 4; Feature Editor of ‘‘Wildeat’” 3, 4; Science Club 1; Assistant Editor of ‘Hanoverian’ 4; Sponsor Company ‘C”:; Debating Club 3, 4; Declamation Contest 2; Tennis Club 1, 2; Boosters’ Club 1; Marshal 3. James F. (Birt) McMiLian Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. National Honor Society; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Klick Klub Secretary 3, 4; Chemistry Club; Nature Club 1; R. O. T. C. 1, 2; French Club 4; Hi-Y Minstrel. Oo ‘ , can BE Resse pgp ete” NE dypenaeg vi NOOO Wasa F asians acc L G)) AD Tan DO DD VY Ce T° Dy CN DD senescent Erma gy cat nny Eminy Iris McMILLAN “In thy face I see The map of honor, truth, and loyalty.” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band and Orchestra Club 1; Orches- tra (Secretary 1); Band (Secretary 2) ; French Club 4. Jack MEapows He has a smile for everyone. THELMA MELVIN She knows what she thinks— If you ask her—she’ll tell you. Frep H. MERRITT Resolve to be thyself, and know that he Who finds himself loses his misery. Football; Cooperative Club; R. O. T. C. Henry C. MICHAELIS Life is opportunity, opportunity is obligation. Cooperative Employment. Betsy MIDDLETON Her voice was ever soft Gentle and low—an excellent thing in woman. French Club. James GRAYSON MIDDLETON A man in earnest finds means, or if he cannot find, creates them. Wildeat, Hanoverian, (Photographer) ; Band, (Presi- dent 3) ; Chemistry Club; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Presi- dent 4); Boy’s Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (President 3) ; Latin Club; Nature Club; O. Henry Literary Society; French Club; Debating Club 3, 4; Oratorical Contest 3; Klick Klub 3, 4; Orchestra; Marshal 2, 3; Pinafore 1; Pirates of Penzance 2; Trial by Jury 3; Gon- doliers 4; Declamation Contest 2, 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4; Boys’ State; National Honor Society. Marvin M. MIDGETTE “The teachers always discover my faults They never appreciate my charms.’’ Cooperative Employment Club 4; Chemistry Club 3; Seribblers’ Club 2, 3; Art Club 2. BETTIE MINTZ She is lovely to look at Better to be with. French Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Bowling Club 3. THELMA MINTZ Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. National Honor Society 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; French Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Glee Club 3; Declamation Contest 3; Girls’ Hi-Y 4; ‘‘Wild- eat’? Staff 2; Scribblers’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary 2, Vice-President 3); “‘The Yankee King’; “The Light Still Shines.” ada SE ar ie) os re age Re re ed li 9) 4D THlan rT DV E DOD GN DD us eons ct sit era: nA Erma g gece? Wanye, Vera D. MIsENHEIMER A sweet girl—-one you can easily love. Dot MONTFORD True to herself, true to her friends, True to her duty always. High Steppers 2; Chemistry Club 3. RoBeERT Mayes Moore Always rearin’ to go. Officers’ Club 4; Glee Club 2, 3. VERNON MorRISON Flash—and he’s here Flash—and he’s gone—Flash. BerTHA F, Moss She’s modest and faithful and also meek, But it’s quite a hard task to induce her to speak. FRANKIE Laura MURPHY You'll always find her true and just, A girl whom all can love and trust. Home Economics Club 1, 2, (Treasurer 1); Latin Club 1, 2: Marion Epwarpd MURRAY e Good nature, good sense are ever joined. Jack Naty Activity, Activity, Activity—the sound of this magic word is music to his ears! Klick Klub 3, 4, (President 3); Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 3; Bible Club 4; Home Room Rep- resentative 4; President of Home Room Organization 4; Student Council 4; Boxing Team 1, 2, 3; Track Team 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; (H. M. S. Pinafore 1, Pirates of Penzance 2); R. O. T. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Of- ficers’ Club, (Secretary) 4; Cheerleader 4; Advanced Biology Club 2; Intramural Boxing 1, 2, 3, (Referee, Judge) ; Student Council Congress 4; Monogram Club, (President). JaspER (Jap) NEEDHAM in his quiet unassuming way, “Jap” carries his honors with calm dignity. R. O. T. C. Band 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4: Band Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Basketball Team 2; Home Room Chairman 1. MARGARET SHIRLEY NEWLAND Every joy is gain. Home Economies Club 1, 2, 4; Latin Club 2, 3. ce) 2a eassnvigert shen scones ior Miia sual Wiovvey eet poor || G) 4 Y Tan MOvErn anna Rar eich Mig that Ree eps XY meg ge! baths rere THomMas A. NisBET, Jr. His leadership, good disposition and willingness to help others make him welcome upon all occasions— “bull” sessions and athletic contests. Home Room Organization 2, 3; Baketball 3, 4; Foot- ball 4; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; President of Senior Class 4; Hi-Y Minstrel ah Ab. ROBERT ODELL Quiet, thoughtful-kind. CLIFF OWENSBY Fast on his toes— Slow to deliberate. Davin LEwis ORMOND The true measure of life is not length but honesty. Chemistry Club; French Club; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club. MorieLt O’QuUINN A regular guy. CLAUDE D. ORRELL A hop, skip, and jump ahead of time. Never catch him napping. R. O. T. C. 2, 3; Military Police; Rifle Club. Fgep C. OurT The style is the man himself. Cooperative Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Wildcat Staff 4. JIMMy OWEN Shy—but a swell boy to have for a friend. Marian LuciLLeE PADGETT Naturally of a quiet and reserved nature, Lucille seems to take things as they come. Bible Club; French Club. GLoria ALMA PALMER “A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair.’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Home Economics Club 3; Boosters’ Club 3; Dramatic Club 4. 1°) eR RS Seay a tte Mh kage NOOO Mon ay eae sien yeevee ae 9) AD [Han m0 OWE TD 0 ID se tien icnicat a cts it erm win AY Omang ctl idliak eo E. JocELyN PEck It is a good thing to be rich, and a good thing to be strong, But it is a better thing to be beloved by many friends. O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2; Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, (Head Cheerleader 4) ; F rench Club 2, 3; Sponsor of Com- pany B 4; Wildeat Staff 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Declamation Contest 3. Nause G, PETALAS “In friendship she is true.’’ Latin Club 38, 4, (President 3); Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 4; Home Room Organization 1; National Honor Society 4. Davip PETERSON “All handsome men are dying And I don’t feel so well myself.” R. O. T. C. 1, 2; Wildcat Staff 4, (Art Editor) ; Il- lustrator for Scribblers’ Club. RoBERT HOMER PETERSON Full wise is he that can himself know. THOMAS PHILLIPS Always in a rush. Visual Education Staff; Dramatic Club. WittiaM A. PrEeper, Jr. So much is a@ man worth as he esteems himself. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Cooperative Employment Club. CxLaRK PoIsson Happy am I, from care I’m free Why aren’t they all contented, like me? R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Bible Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 2; Biology Club 1, 2; Mili- tary Police 2, 3. SaLLy PREVATT Nothing clouds the beauty of Sally’s ideals, and one achievement leads to another. Debating Club 8, 4, (Vice-President 3) ; French Club 4, (Treasurer) ; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer 2; Vice-President 3; President 4); Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; Freshman Representative; Sopho- more President; Junior Representative; Delegate to State Student Council Congress 1, 2, 3; Wildcat News Editor 3, 4; Marshal 4; Delegate to Press Conference 4; Assistant Manager to School Store 3, 4; Delegate to Girls Hi-Y Congress. Luia SKINNER PULLIAM The hand that made you fair, hath made you a charming girl. National Honor Society 38, 4, (Vice-President 4); Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (President 4; Treasurer 3); O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President 3); Na- ture Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 8; Library Science Club 4 (Secretary). JANET RABUNSKY A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. fe) : y � Sere Daal g Fee ee eo tea, sae Oya iue eae LL G) 4 THlanon DV EOD GADD vl kino” Pe cot st Res pad i Lad cD LENA MAE RACKLEY A thing of beauty is a joy forever. EMILY CAROLYN RAFTERY She neither turns to left or right But toils with her goal in mind. National Honor Society 3, 4. WALTER REGISTER “To say little and perform much Is the character of true greatness.” Ids (Oe Mh, (Ce Tony S. REYNOLDs How forceful are right words. Intramural Boxing 3; R. O. T. © 3 EpwarD RIVENBARK None but the brave Deserve the fair. JULIETTE P. ROBERTSON “A mistress of herself.” Glee Club 2; Boosters’ Club 3; French Club 3; Chem- istry Club 3; Thespians 4; Latin Club 1. LEAMON ELwoop ROGERS Always a smile and a friendly clasp. A happy go lucky fellow. WittiaM A. ROGERS Go boldly, go serenely, go augustly, For who can withstand thee then! Cooperative Employment Club. ELINOR FRANCES ROMEO Never idle a moment—there’s so much to be done. Home Room Chairman 1; Dramatic Club 2; Scrib- blers’ Club 2; Wildcat Staff 2; Art 1; Home Eco- nomics Club 2; Cooperative Employment. Mary ALIcE ROsE Mary Alice, better known as ‘‘Red’’—is just as warm a friend as her nickname implies. O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Club 1; Dramatic Club 1, 4; Tennis Club 1, 2; Tennis Team 3, 4; Bowling Club 8; Bible Club 3, 4; Advertising Staff of ‘‘Wildcat’’? 3; Home Economics Club 3, 4, (Vice-President 3); Hi-Y Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Boosters’ Club 2, 8; Monogram Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Chemistry Club 4. 0 ce) ay aa Serena Pau ie Ree Cree ene ora || G) AY [Hla pagal DY CG TOD CN DD ca iia eset tat ere pti Ae rm, pt EV nny as eer CHARLES ROURK Man am I grown, a man’s work must I do. R. O. T. C. 1, 2; Cooperative Club. WaLTER Russ Big in mind and heart, though small in statue. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cooperative Club. LuTHER O. RUSSELL, JR. His heart is true steel. Band Club; Chemistry Club. GEORGE A. SAFFO “Duty is the slogan to which he bows down.” Home Room Chairman; Latin Club 1; Tennis Club Qa on 4 Dramatics ©lupw4- mre © a ln Ooo moses Oh ficers’ Club 4. Rusy GREY SALMON Quiet, gentle, sedate, and calm. FRANCES SALYER Be silent and safe Silence never betrays you. ROBERT MaAcoN SANDERS “A man’s a man for a’ that.’’ Officers’ Club; Latin Club; Chemistry Club; Hi-Y iy V4, eh, Che Ish e Whiners] Gy 245 1s @), We fe, BB MARGARET PORTER SANDLIN What ’ere thy task By perseverance thow’ll accomplish it. Dramatic Club 1; Home Economics Club 2; Declama- tion Contest 1, 2. ROLAND SASSER, JR. My mind to me a kingdom is. Betry Lou SAUNDERS Apt emblem of an ambitious maid. fe) Se is Wie Aeseeeg ese AE haa tor Moto au syste AS yyy ee || G) 4} 3) Ha a(n} Ove Te odo Pian irsseuroo” Pests Repaid meng IU OV any 0 CHARLOTTE SAUNDERS Teach me half the gladness That thy brain must know. NELL CATHERINE SELLERS “A noble-hearted girl.’’ Home Economies Club 2, 4. ARTHUR RONALD SHAIN “A turquoise in the ranks of men, sportsman, athlete, man, and friend.” Class Officers, Vice-President 1; Secretary-Treasurer 2, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (President, Secretary 1) ; Nature Club 1; O. Henry 1, 2; Tennis Club 2; Basketball 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Wildcat 2, (Sports Editor 3, 4) ; Chemistry Club 3; Home Room Chairman 2, 3; Dec- lamation Contest 1, 3; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 4; Parliamentary Law Class 2, 3, (Parliamentarian 3) ; Student Council 4. BETTY CAROLYN SHEPARD Great is truth and all powerful. Glee Club 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Nature Club 2; Bible Club 4; Library Club 4. EpITH GRAHAM SHEW She has heart with room for every joy. Home Economics Club 2; Dramatic Club 3. FERD SHIPP He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Rk. O. T. C. 2, 3; Military Police 2, 3. Harri£ET SHOOTER Reserved? No, not when you know her—she loves a rolicking good time. Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Biology Club 2; Boosters’ Club 2, 3, (Vice-President) ; Bible Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3; French Club 4; Home Room Chairman 4. ORINE MARGARET SIMMONS Never out of place, a good mixer. IRMA SIMPSON An honest person is the noblest work of God. MARGARET SKINNER Dignity of manner always conveys a sense of re- served force. : F fe) span OR sai gress NE er reer oc meena 9) ALD Ha pagal OWE IPD G1 TD 0.5, ave Pe stot st pA DAO Eg gy ca ER 5 GEORGE SLOAN Difficulties are things that show what men are. Batin’ Clubyt3. 2:5) BiblesClubu3ie Ro O: eles Coponnsa4s Military Police 3. BERTHA SMITH A heart as warm and loyal As the spring is welcome. Bible Club 3; Home Economics Club 4. BETTY SMITH “Wildcat”—oh no—gentle as a lamb. French Club; Wildcat. CLARA SMITH Her modest manners and graceful air show her wise and good as she is fair. MARGUERITE SMITH Quiet, sure, and efficient. Latin Club 1, 2; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club; Nature Club 1; French Club 3; Wildeat 3; Chemistry Club 3; Scribblers’ 4; Dramatic Club 4; Bible Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 3; Declama- tions 1, 2, 3; “The Yankee King’’; Glee Club; Na- tional Honor Society; Tennis Club 2. MarGIE SMITH Kindly, thoughtful, faithful, true This, my friend, I think of you. Latin Club 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer of Art Club 4; Bowling Club 4; High Steppers 2. Micprep P. SMITH Refinement-friendliness stand out in her character. Home Economics Club 3; Bible Club. RoBertT MacLeop SMITH All the great are dying—in fact, I do not feel well myself. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Team 3, 4; Debating Club 3, 4; Declamation Contest 2, 8; Winner of Declama- tion Contest 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 38, 4; Dramatic Club Play 2, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Nature Cfub (Vice- President) 1; Chemistry Club 2; Latin Club 1; R. O. T. C. Band 2; Band Club (Vice-President) 2; Wildcat Staff 3; Hanoverian Staff 4. VERA ELIZABETH SMITH She shows her thoughts through her fingers. Home Economics Club 2, 3; Bible Club; Dramatic Club; Advertising Staff of ‘‘Wildcat’’ 2. Jack SNEEDEN Not fearing toil, or length of weary days. st. ae J . . ° go ees ig eesti ccna NO en yas NUH eel 9) AD Ha DO DW E TOD CODD nines cet ist tere pati nes gy cll Was aay James Eart SNEEDEN, Jr. The vocation of every man is to serve other people. LouirE SNEEDEN Iie pessesses all the qualities of a sincere and true friend. ikea KOMS ARS Gy Alters Mary ELEANOR SNE “Of softest manners, unaffected grace.” Latin Club 2; Home Economies Club 1; Bible Club 2. DEN CaROLYN SPARKMAN With gentle yet prevailing force Intent wpon her destined course. ALicE PoTrerR SPRUNT To see her is to admire her. Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2) Latin Club I, 2; Nature Club 1: French Club 3; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Home Room Organization 38; Wildeat Staff 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Maid of Honor and Sponsor Company “‘C’’ R. O. T. C. 3; Battalion Spon- sor 4; Chemistry Club 3; Cheerleader 3, 4. Marjorie STAMPLEY A face with gladness overspread. JosepH Epwarp STARKEY A likeable chap with many friends. Borie miuatin ©lub ls Nature Club: 2. 2. ©. TE Cr By Bro Ale James Roy STARNES James is very ambitious, thoroughly alive, always in- teresting and original—the very life of the crowd. Oe ine Gs 3 FREDERICK BEAR STERNBERGER Light-hearted and enthusiastic, Fred is ever a most enjoyable companion, R. O. T. C. 2, 3; Freshman Science Club. RoycrE STEVENS Behold! A man of true worth! Chemistry Club 3; Cooperative Club 4: R. O. T. CGC. 1. ce) seen tt Oc seasig rest EL tener tt Ain peste Cate pare aall| 9) AD Ha no Ove Te TCO Dv enre™ ONS nah A a we pAb DAY Ermey aye ae Wenn, ‘ FANNIE STEWART A cheery smile turns away pain. Harpy STRICKLAND The world is all before me. THomas E. STUTZENBURG Smile and the world smiles with you Frown and you lose your job. Re O} Ea Cond, 4: PEGGY SUMMERLIN A lovely name; a lovely young lady. MarGareT E. Taylor A woman’s natural quality is to attract. Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 3; Chemistry 3: Library Science Club 4. Marcie TayLor “Continuous as the stars that shine And twinkle on the milky way.” PAULINE THRESHER “A willingness to do her part Almost fills her whole heart.” Oswego High School, Oswego, N. Y.; National Honor Society. ANNA Mayrair TOMPKINS Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shine. Glee Club 1. FRANCES THORNTON A friend to all—ever ready, ever true, ever charming, ever new. Girls’ Hi-Y Club; Dramatic Club; French Club; Home Economics Club. Extco TrNca All of earth’s gems are not found in mines. Hi-Y 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Bible Club 4. 8%, Nt 7 ns Ay ° 1 sig rest NE tere t O Non sya Miavvey ead |! 9) AD Tan DO DY E TOD OD a eerie ac sO Rea ptt aa gy UY agg sae Leon M. Topp Fools rush in—therefore, Leon takes his time. Football 1, 2, 8, 4; Student Council 1, 8, 4, (Re- cording Secretary 3; Vice-President 4); Latin Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Home Room Chairman 2; Judi- cial Committee 3; Boosters’ Club 3; Monogram Club 2; Parliamentary Law Club 3, 4, (Recording Secretary 4); French Club 4; R. O. T. C.; Officers’ Club 4. EmMMa Harriet TRASK Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Nature Club; Home Economics Club; Chemistry Club ; Bowling Club; French Club. PrisciILLa TYLER She can smile on the cloudiest day. SAMMY TYLER “Perseverance and the will to do are the cardinal qualities.”’ Bible Club 3; Baseball Club 3, 4; Cooperative Employ- ment Club 4. ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD Her directness makes us trust her. MANGELINE VON OESEN Personality, honor, modesty, and the ability to make and keep friends are among Mangeline’s chief characteristics. Nature Club 1; Latin Club 1, 2; O. Henry Literary Society 3; Chemistry Club 38; Bible Club 38, 4; Home Economics Club 4. Epwarp KENNETH WA RREN His dark hair and eyes are quite an attraction. ANDREW WATTERS “Strong in will and earnest in endeavor.” Ree Ojete (Cauls 2503. Brrty WENDT For they can conquer who believe they can. Football 4; Track 1, 2; O. Henry Literary Society 3; Chemistry Club 3; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Biology Club 1, 2. J. A. West Forceful and decisive is his word; Whene’er he speaks, he’s always heard. National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, (Secre- tary 1) ; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Nature Club 1; Home Room Chairman 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary 2; Treasurer 3) ; Tennis Club 1; Debating Club 2, 8, 4, (Secretary 4) ; Student Council 2, 3, 4, (Corresponding Secretary 3; Treasurer 4); R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, (Color Guard 3; Major 4) ; Parliamentary Law Congress 2, 3, 4, (Secretary 2, 3; Parliamen- tarian 4); Wildcat Staff 3, 4, (Managing Editor) ; French Club 3, (Secretary) ; Junior Play; Declama- tion Contest 1, 2; Oratorical Contest 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Cheerleader 4; Boys’ State 4; Officers’ Club 4. ° : tO, sh Mee, eave: Wr ans, sw tl asus reate” AL Hteoegs tie Ate wise? Savve re || G) 4} 3 Ha nl Ove Ir sa cana oe Nescinga Wal aoe ier =A Jack WEsT A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. Jean ELizaBETH WEST Smile and the world smiles with you. THomMas WEST What’s all this noise and din? Why it’s Tommy West coming in. Bible Club; R. O: LT. C. 1, 2; 3; Nature Club. Mary ALIicE WESTBROOK To be gracious—a noble goal. Harry WETTIG So conscientious and responsive to the call of duty. Glee Club 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, (Treasurer 2); Biology Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1; Chemistry Club 3; French Club 4; Home Room Chairman 4. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS As full of life as the air is full of oxygen. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary 4) ; Boosters’ Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 38, 4; Dramaté Club 38, 4, (Vice-President 4); Junior Senior Prom Committee 4; Senior Play; Home Economics Club 3, 4. JAMES SuGG WILLIAMS Quite a young gentleman of the South. Nature Club 1; Bibte Club 2; Dramatie Club 3; French Club 4; Delegate Southern Interscholastic Press Ass6vciation Convention 4; Delegate North Carolina Interscholastic Press Ass6@iation Convention 4; Wild- cat Staff 3, 4, (Circulation Manager 4). MartHa FRANCES WILLIAMSON A winsome smile, a charming girl. Frep WILLETTS, JR. Hobby: Blue eyes, soft hair, red lips, multiplied by fifty. Science Club 1; Biology Club 2; French Club 3; Latin Club 2; Intra-mural Boxing 3; Officers’ Club 4; Home Room Chairman 3. James BLaNnieE WILSON Follow your honest convictions and be strong. Tennis Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1; Track Team 1, 2; Baseball 3; Ra Of I. C2 2,3; 439 Military, Police 2; Officers’ Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Wild- eat 3, 4; Editorial Staff 4; Delegate S. I. P. A., Lex- ington Virginia 4; Wildcat Delegate N. C. I. P. A. 4; Hanoverian Staff 4. wt y aif, y. : : O° MASS GERSHON WY tear ey ay giate® Stoeey as || 9) 4} Y Ha nm OvVeE Ir sal COD einen eset sam Re pAb Cay cat OY ngs a5 Haroitp Davin WiLson Never morning wore to evening but he some heart did break. Chemistry Club 3; Klick Klub 3, 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. LEsTER Jack WILSON “Good nature and good sense must ever join.” Glee Club 1, 2; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 4; Chem- istry Club 3; Klick Klub 3, 4; Visual Educational Shue Pye ee McCuLiocH BRoGDEN WILSON, JR. Life’s a jest, and all things show it; I theught so once, but now I know it. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (President 2; Secretary 3); Wildcat Staff 2, 3, 4, (Columnist 4; Feature Editor 4); R. O.: Owl 3, 4) Orticers, Club 4-) Debating, Club 3; Hanoverian Staff 4; Marshal 8, 4; Cheerleader 4; Biology Club 1; Chemistry Club 2. WiLtiamM WILSON Independent, wise; a sturdy fellow. HarrietTE LovuisE WoLrr A willing hand, a true heart, a lady. Bible Club 4; Physical Education 2. Persons whose pictures do not appear in the annual: ALTON BEDSOLE ELBERT BOWDEN GEORGE HarPER James HiLyi Nem KELLEY Jo—E Newton Nep WoorTren The School SS uniors President . : Vice-President . Secretary-T reasurer Class Representatives : : 5 : . Harry McGirt ; ; ; . Haywoop BELLAMY ; . Betsy APPLEWHITE AGNES MorRTON AND GLEASON AILEN pt Oki pst Ribas: yi Fy er ope reser ‘ Ti teeta) Me id Stony ay ie + Soevep esate re, I G) 4 A, a so’ PRkink snscae « = sh. fd “Ae ee taal Juniors Beste ME cap ges Nem Me Sh Scien aussi tang lh 9) AD Ha MOwveEe TOTUCHI flees eee eerie as Se pee Juniors ming % Detaled eu ae eee G) AD Ha m0 DW E TPH CODD coset set Ac pa ama cett Asp aneesee” PNR Hf caged A uniors Sophomores President . : Vice-President . Secretary-T reasurer Class Representatives . ‘ . GERALD BAKER : . Fred PoIsson : 1 IRN IP RESTON HaLL AND CLEO PaTurIs m4, beeen MA Sseay gre sde NER tape NEM art A! ers C) AD Tan no DV EON GOD onan ences! angy tit Wg Sophomores af a WE Praag gears Mb rags Oo Piet, e rire � BE rena MI 9) ALD THlan yaya} DV E TOD CODD se ince cts ecw rane merci me Sophomores . i $ ‘ ' if % i ri, ‘ OF 4 . “ n Pet ere ean igi eee ea nen || 9) LD THIla na DY E DOD CODD cs ies a set it eee w patie es gy OM gees i : fa oad reshmen President . : Vice-President . Secretary-T reasurer Class Representatives : ; ‘ GWYNN TOWNES 5 : : . Birt Lassirer : : Betty SuE WEsTBROOK ELoIsE JACOBI AND TOMMY SNELL += i2) PA seagea est NE erica Sivse nite LL ) 4D crm We re 0 cere PAIN chsh Re patie Erman yy ct EV.ny Freshmen 2, ah. 3 ‘ ; ° eases gyarest bro teen eNO hn suisse Aare ic edl| G) AD Ha na MV E TOD CTD weiner ee Re pats XP es Ke WV nay soe Freshmen ce) sastama eel “ek ssay g reste Re ay seen! eile crate, esec en | 9) ALD Ha paca @MWETP Th ODD weenie ct Ree pad Ome cl’ Ree @ al: Or || 9) 42D Ham DW EDN COIN 1 aver ar sh ras pa ay gy OY st. gs Fs Set mares Ob ssayg pert NL crag tO Son ye Major E. ENGEL SERGEANT LAURENCE GRUITS Jum LyNcH ALICE SPRUNT ee wee Nay RET Gomme) fe) She cath lags TT Men sexce® ove arene nee || G) 4D Hamowvepfan Ping cnicatte Meese rae es rae KAO Ea 5 gy gE TY ey oy oey BATTALION STAFF Bossy LITTLE J. A. WEsT Car L MarTuis Davin KING BLANIE WILSON E. G. HERRING KENNETH WARREN COMPANY COMMANDERS AND SPONSORS Company A Company B Jack Nau KATHERINE GOODMAN Leon Topp JOCELYN PECK Company C Company D Frep MERRITT Mary HELEN McGowan McC. WiLson MartHa HUMBERT Lizut. EUGENE Lacock R. OMG aearre Cadet Leader . : : MASTER SERGEANT THOMAS LANDEN Assistant Technical Sergeant . : : First Sergeant Staff Sergeant Sergeants . . . . WALTER BARNES DONALD BLAKS EUGENE Epwarps JOHN OLSEN Clarinets WiLLtiaM BaTsoN Francis Bass RoBERT BELL Patricia BROWN JERRY BaRKas SHIRLEY COLKITT WALTER GOLDBERG Hazev HartTis ALTON Hau Marvin Howey Emity McMILian Francis McCrRACKEN CLAIRE MILLER RosEMaARY MILLs MARGARET VOWELL CROWELL WISE Flute GEORGE GEORGE Piccolo DonaLp Davis Saxaphones ANNE JOHNSON THETIS JONES LEON Moore LEON Moskow1Tz Harry SMITH VIRGINIA TRIGG Trumpets WaLTER BaRNES INEZ BAILEY RoBeERT BostTIAN Jay CaRTER Hoorer JOHNSON RopNEY May Harry WILLIAMS RoBertT WILLIAMS Horns JOHN OLSEN ROBERT OWENS TYLer PRESSON Baritones EUGENE EpDWarbs Witttam NIcH CHARLES LOWRIMORE ; WaLTeER Russ : . RoBert BELL Corporals WILLIAM BATSON Francis McCrRACKEN ROBERT OWENS ROBERT Russ Trombones THomas LANDEN WaLTER Russ STEPHEN GUYTON Basses CHARLES LOWRIMORE LLoyp STARLEY WiILBuR Cox Drums DoNakD BLAKE RoBERT Russ WILLIAM MILTON FreED PowELL GRIER SIMMONS ERNEST COLEY Bells Pat CowarD Majorettes ALLEGRA BLACKHAM JEAN BRYAN MaureL DEANS Mary Lewis DorotHy MaTTESON Bel Cele ON an ye enee eee, 9) 42 Ha Ove TD CODD 0 sete ct rit eer wpa ia eres genie Mn, Company A Captain j : Sponsor F First Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant Sergeants HucH Bartow A. C. EVERETT JOHN GRay BENNIE GRIFFITH MELVIN KESTER C. D. MarTIn CLaRK Poisson JosEPH STARKEY WILLIAM WENDT Corporals CHARLES BRINDELL CG, 1B ol ieaeae, HucuH CaLHouUN JOHN CoDINGTON CHARLES EDWarRDs AUBREY Hayes RoBERT Ho. tis PauL SNELL ROBERT TAYLOR Privates First Class Jack BissETTE JOHN CHADWICK HERBERT Davis Sam Doxey WILLIAM FARMER Doucias JEWELL ar,, : Of ‘ . ° saa test A cage OO en ay yes SHH cuss? tang} 9) 4} Y Ha DO DY E D9 DD a eset cst Re wo meget HY any agi . . . CHARLES MaxwELL CHaRLES R. MILTON ROBERT ROUDABUSH Privates WILLIAM ADAMS James AUSTIN Percy Bass Marion Batson ALAN BLAKE KENNETH BLAKESLEE James Brown ERNEST BRYANT WILLIAM BURNS Jack COooPpER ARCHIE CRAFT JoseEPH DUKE ADREAN GRAY Lioyp Hates WiLtiaM HaLyBURTON RoBerT HarLow GEORGE HENNIKER Nep HeErrInG Victor HERRING JuLttan HoLLtomMan LELAND JONES CLAUDE JORDAN VERNON Larson WiILLiaM LEwiIs . Jack Natu KATHERINE GOODMAN . FRED WILLETTS KENNETH Davis . RosBert Moore He Ee Gon ERR TING . Haro_p WILson THomMas LONG Rome LYTTON WiLLtiaAM MarINE ERNEST MayHAN RayMOND MEsHAaw Frep MICHAELIS FRANK MONTGOMERY JuLiaN Morton JoHN Nuckotrs Harry PaTEeLos RicHaRD PINER Harry Porter RYLAND POWELL HaskeELL RHETT JOHN Rivers WILLIAM SALEEBY JAMES SHERWOOD DoNaLD SNEEDEN ALLEN SPIVEY Dayip STILLMAN CarRL SUTPHIN ROBERT TAYLOR HeEATWOLE THOMAS RussELL THRESHER WILLIAM WAGNER WiLBuR WARREN JoHN WILLIAMS WaLTER WILLIAMS Houston Woop Frep WILLETTS Jack Naty KENNETH Davis Leon Topp LEHMAN GREENE RicHarD DUNLEA Captain : 3 Sponsor j : First Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant 4 Sergeants MELVIN ATKINSON James BowDEN JAMES CORBETT NorMan Davis TALMAGE JORDAN Mitton Lapp AVERY LOFTIN Howarp LOUGHLIN JAMES OWEN Cor porals GLEASON ALLEN Robert BuRNS Davis Howes [EpwiIn HuGHEs AG ee KING RoBert Lupwic Harry SANDERS Warp SAUNDERS WILLIAM SUTHERLAND Privates First Class Rurus CHURCH JoHN Rippick ARTHUR SHAIN JaMes WHILDEN Privates Jake ALDERMAN Tuck ATKINSON WILLIAM AULD JosEpH BENTON HERBERT BIDDLE RicHarD ENGLAND EVERETT ERB WabdeE Harris THEODORE HuNT GEORGE JOHNSON HERBERT KING Epwarp LamMB Leon Toop . JocELYN PEcK LEHMAN GREENE RicHarD DUNLEA Maurice DANIELS . Ropert KEELS Henry Lewis Frank McDanie. Hupert McKoy JosEPH MONTFORT HENry PETERSON KENNETH PHELPS Dan PHILLIPS Morris PowELL JAMES REGISTER J. C. RoceErs MITCHELL SALEEBY DeEIMaR SEITTER JOHN SKIPPER Lewis STRICKLAND Wn. H. WatTTers Dicky Watts Harpy WeEssELL Junrus WILLETTS R. M. Wiiriams (Nee iby ec etie fen a ned may sete G) 4LD THlan na DY ETP D ADD 0 essere” Tsetse acre wna d Nanay gy ct Wing Captain : : Sponsor F : First Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant : Sergeants WILLIAM BEcK DonaLp EDMUNDSON Henry KELLY LuTHER RUSSELL GEORGE SALEEM Corporals Heywoop BELLAMY WaLTER DEAL Ropert Hiri Dewey Hosss Haroip JETER DonaLp Lewis WiILL1amM MONTGOMERY Burt Myers NorMAaN NELMES ALLOWAY SMITH Privates First Class JaMES COUGHENOUR Harry FRYER WILLIAM HEWLETT ; : : [ fe) a saaviggnesti NL Reotese bee amet cegeret or || G) 4D Ha mH DW CE TO Th ODD oe saicete en sct tat eens erase Seamer cl tt ans nae . . . . . ROBERT JOHNSON WaLpBuRG MorEL Hovey Pore CHARLES RIGGS RoBeERT WIsE Privates B. D. ALBRIGHT EUGENE ANDERSON ALTON Bass JosEPH BREEDEN Ceci, BRowN BRUCE CARSWELL JOHN CLARK WALTER CRAIG Jack Davis WiILLiaM DUNCAN RussELL DycHEs GEORGE FIELDS HucH GRIFFITH RoBpert Hooker RoBert HurHaM THapD JacKsON é Frep MernriTYr Mary HELEN McGowan ‘i . Kirk Low . ROBERT GAREY . ROBERT SANDERS . JoHN CoLLUM Perry JAMES Roy JARRELL Jack JEFFERY THANE JOBE Oscar JONES GEROLD JOSELOW ROBERT KESTER James LEE WiLLiAM MaNsHip REYNOLDS Moore ELLIOT OUTLAW Doucias PRIDGEN WILLIAM PRIDGEN FraNcIs REESE CouNCIL REGISTER Ceci RHODES LEE SIKES WILLIAM SMITH COURTLAND SYMMES DonaLpD TartTrT Jack TILLEY GILES WESTBROOK Lem WorLEY Fred MERRITT ROBERT GAREY Kirk Low ROBERT SANDERS McC. WiLson BLANIE WILSON GEORGE SAFFO CHARLES BONEY . 1s ah. ar ah Pe NR see gh SEE MA ae MM Company D Captain , , Sponsor ‘ ; First Lieutenant . First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Sergeant : Sergeants ELBERT BOWDEN CLARENCE COUNCIL ROBERT FERGUSON MAHLON MarSHBURN CLAUDE OWENSBY Homer PETERSON GEORGE SLOAN James STARNES ANDREW WATTERS THomas WEsT Cor porals WILBUR CORBETT JOHN GOINS Jack McCreapy ROBERT SIMPSON GEORGE SINCLAIR LANSING SMITH THOMasS STUTZENBURG JOHN WHITFIELD Tom WILLIAMSON Privates First Class JOHN J. BURNEY WaLTER CLIFTON CHARLES COLEMAN WaLTeR Davis IRVING GOWER HaskELL RHETT LUTHER ROGERS Privates FRANK BALLARD RoBERT BELL Jack BENNETT Jesse Brrp WiILLIAM BLACKWELL WILLIAM BLANTON HeNryY BORNEMAN EUGENE Bost Cecit Buts Marion BUTLER LEE Cowan Epwarp Davis LEMUEL Doss RANDALL DycHEs HERBERT FARRAR JAMES FRYAR Davin GayLor JAMES GODWIN D. B. GraHamM WiILLiamM Haas ADRIAN HEWETT JEssE Hopss HERBERT Hour : McC. WiLson MartHa HuMBERT GEORGE SAFFO . Biante WiILson . CHARLES BONEY ; Bert NIsBET HuNTER Howarp Ji, 10, lessinias EDWARD LEE SaM LOFTIN RicHARD MAHN LEONARD McKoy Howard Morrow WILLIAM MURRELL FRANCIS ORRELL DoNaLpD ParRsLEY GEORGE PaTuris Haroip PERKINS RockWeELL Poisson LESTER PRESTON THomMas RaBOoN DEWEY RACKLEY TaN ROTHWELL James RourkK JOHN SALYER RICHARD SEITTER FRANCIS SPARKMAN ROBERT STELJES Haroip STUTZENBURG WILLIAM SUTTON WILLIAM TaRTT WILLIAM TURNER GEORGE WALKER James WALKER Rr ee | ¢) 4D Ha jaya DW ETON COD va oaante nests merino aygrcst OM fe ubl; licati on S ys s ‘ we wer ee ° sp : bs haath PA, Et irene meres Sanya here G) 4D Hamowertian.- Kanata got 8 OO Ra pei dora cot Vy Wildcat Staff : ' : Managing Editor Editor-in-Chief J. A. WeEstT News Editor James B. LyNcH SALLY PREVATT Sports Editor Club Editor ARTHUR SHAIN Business Manager EvELYN Brown Feature Editor KATHERINE GOODMAN McC. Witson Photographic Editor Advertising Manager James MIDDLETON Circulation Manager LoutsE Davis Art Editor Jim WILLIAMS Davin PETERSON - i a se] wr Oa tee g pest NE cp as mo pense Ae een need It G) 4D Ha DO DWV GE TOD 0 DD itt eth ere aa raven gy hl Inrange fe) Caan Sinn sunset UN G) 4D Hiamowvernanm-™. cst act hate ee pA NAO Eg gy cH ER i seaygag te SHE NK se an egy NEM The Hanoverian E. G. HERRING Mary HELEN McGowan ANNE MANITSAS MorTIMER GLOVER Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor BrYyaN MarsHBURN Tom MarsHBURN Mac WiILson BosBBy SMITH Club Editor Club Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY FANNIE O’KEEF Advisers (Saeeere | G)) AD Tan pany MW EOL COND sence PA sd 11s Re rand BY may cHY on nee at. hte “YT fae: 1) RE a sce g sei ba cm ge NCO Ro ay wad [Lhe Hanoverian Louise Harpwick BLANIE WILSON JaNnE DuNHAM Jim MippLETON Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Photographer LitLiaN D1Ixon HucH Bartow Bossy LITTLE ANNE ANDREWS Ty bist Typist Photographer Typist MELVIN KESTER Art Editor Von sith nad wh, ; fe) pe Css geaess Hiroe Minas Snaanosst ten, | G)) aD Harm WE PR CUD oo onan . Oe et thst Rea pti nas NO Wns spocy FRESHMAN CLASS GWYNN TOWNES . . 4 : ELotsE JAcosr ; : : ? : TomMMy SNELL . F 5 ‘ ; SOPHOMORE CLASS GERALD BAKER . A ; ; ; ALTON Hau , : ‘ ; , GrEo™ PATURIS: = : 4 JUNIOR CLASS Harry McGirt . : F ; ‘ GLEASON ALLEN . : ; ‘ ; AGNES MorTON . s ; . . tudent Council SENIOR CLASS F President Representative Representative Bert NIsBet : EVELYN Brown . BRYAN MarsHBURN ; President Representative Representative LEHMAN GREENE LEON Topp JeeAne WEESiI HERBERT Davis . Dewey Hosss ‘ Davin KING Jack Natt . : : President Representative Representative . : : : : President Representative Representative STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Vice-President Treasurer ; . Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Chief Marshal President Home Room Organization ome loom Organization President ; ; Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer BaRBARA AYCOCK Betty APPLEWHITE Bitty Bartow ANN Boyp Mary BaLpDWIN Boppy BuRNS Pat CowarpD JOHN CoDINGTON ARCHIE CRAFT BERNARD CORBETT CHARLIE DURHAM AL EskRIDGE L. W. FoNvIELLE FRANKLIN FLoypD DIMITRA GEORGE HuGuH GRIFFITH MarsDEN GORE PHyLuis Haar Betty Harris Bitty Haas Victor HERRING Gipps HoLMeEs GERALDINE HuBAND ELotseE JACOBI Mary Norma LEVIN MartHa McApbams Harry McGirt Bitty McILwain ELoiss MorTON AGGIE MORTON GENE MONTGOMERY Jack Nay : : . Jack Nay c . Harry McGirt j . AcGcci—E Morton ANN La PorTE Pat PRESTON RicHarD PHtLips DoNaLp RussEL WINFORD SUTTON ToMMyY SNELL MurruHy ScCoGGINs Dotty SUTHERLAND Lucy SHEFFIELD HARRIETT SHOOTER ByaH THOMASON JEAN VENDIG Harry WETTIG Jimmie WELLS Bitty Wiiiiams ce} a Z . . ° ; ot ag Re ig erik ater oa ene eee! || G) AD TH qn rn OWE DOD COT es cst er ahha rao care Wd Organizations President of Student Body . Persident of Senior Class. President of Junior Class. President of Sophomore Class President of Freshman Class LEHMAN GREENE : Bert NIsBET . Harry McGirt . GERALD BAKER GWYNN TOWNES fe) wispy Vion visev? Snag ve insti aso tae LL 9) 4D Ha DO QD WY GE 9 D0 DD a ese cst re padi Crary cA Ne Student Body Officers President . ; ‘ ; é : ; : ; . LEHMAN GREENE Vice-President . ; : ; ; : : ‘ Leon Topp Recording Secretary . ; . Dewey Hosss Corresponding Secretary . : : : : ‘ . HERBERT Davis Treasurer. : : ; : ; : : ; . ; J. A. West = aa tees RS” enantio easel orrania ea, LL G) 4D Hla jaya DY E TOD CODD vs eeiiceie all ON Te atta POT Cane eT Laat a Fe Cooperative Employment The Cooperative Employment Department was organized in New Hanover High School in 1937-38, being the first of its type in North Carolina. Mrs. Frances W. Trigg is head of the department assisted by Miss Mayo Jones and Mr. Herbert Harrell as Coordinators. The aim of the class is training for a chosen vocation by actual work experience and the study of directly related material. All students work for at least three hours each day. The following occupa- tions are represented on the program: radio techniciin, secretarial work, commercial artist, aeroplane me- chanic, blue print reader, teletype operator, physical education director, laundry work, laboratory tech- nician, comptometer operator, welder, and salesmai. The seniors enrolled in Cooperative Employment are as follows: BaRBARA AYCOCK CHRISTINA HaLy Jack Meapows LENA Mare RACKLEY DonaLp BLAKE Betty JANE Harper THELMA MELVIN ELtwoop RIvVENBARK Froyp BLAKE Jimmy Hirt FreD MERRITT WiILLtaM ROGERS Jack Britt CHaRLES HopcEs Henry MIcHaAeE Lis ELINor ROMEO ELEANOR COBLE Haroi_p Horton Marvin MIDGETTE CHARLES ROURK ELIZABETH COVIL LEONA JANICKI VERNON MorrIsON WaLTER Russ CLEMENTINA CROOM J. P. JENRETTE FRED OurRT Royce STEVENS MirtamM EL.is LILLIAN JOHNSON Davin PETERSON PRIscILLA TYLER Mary FRANCES FUTRELLE CHARLES JUSTICE THOMAS PHILLIPS SaM TYLER JANE GRENIER Jack KING Bitty PIEPER WILLIAM WILSON fo) taxa ss anne Heat OO Mic aueastet Asm even ate es || C)) 4 oy TAlan m0 Ove Irnod 140) PPRtier saa oat sR Berar: wpa AY Cars e tr, Bible Club Purpose The Bible Club is an organization which aids the students in applying Biblical facts to their daily living. Emphasis is placed upon the personal attainment of the highest possible ideals as set down by our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Membership Any boy or girl of the high school definitely interested in Christian living and service is eligible for club membership. Meetings The club holds its regular meetings each first and third Monday during the eighth period. Activities t. Club periods are often devoted to discussions of various phases of school life and _ personal Christian living. 2. Services, planned by the students, are held at the Catherine Kennedy Home, County Home and the Red Cross Sanitorium, 3. Hospital visitation is carried on by groups. 4. Hospital tray reminders are distributed on special occasions. fe) stances teen sesvig reste Ab ryteragyt Nie Ney sy Pra asisor sack ll G) LD THla DO DY EC TOD CO DD wh ees ccs st ere pai Ome ye cA erwr. O. Henry Literary Society — Library Club ‘se ppnmmape ine woot pena: Aeonnonseneniahtiee nee ee ee ce) tae snl Asap rest Nhs! He one 0 ae ae arene | G) AD Ha DO DD WY ET 0 DD eerie st eam paid Cragg ctw Arts and Cratts — Monogram � 2 5 ] 4D THI 2 5 Atha, pil crs, pat Cer... wena, pee Oa Haa65 great Riri cere NOOO AGH ay iste thy vey cure ag 0 DD DY E TOD OND ence mais pram ee GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM N. H. H. S.’s Phantom Queens have a spotless record in more than five years of inter-scholastic competition. Under the guidance of Coach Glenward Blomme the Queens seldom lost even an individual match during their meets. With the abolition of inter-scholastic basketball competition for N. H. H. S. girls, tennis has become the only sport in which this high school’s girls can compete with lassies of other schools. Their new coach, Rupert Bryan, has had much difficulty in securing competition for the lassies, but was expected to turn out another fine team. The 1942 lineup: No. 1. Eslie Fergus. No. 4. Jocelyn Peck. No. 2. Jean Jones. No. 5. Mary) Alice Rose. No. 3. Louise Hardwick. No. 6. Katherine Goodman. Bottom Row, left to right: Eslie Fergus, Louise Hardwick, Jean Jones, and Jocelyn Peck. Top Row: Katherine Goodman, Coach Rupert Bryan, Mary Alice Rose. ° BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM The Phantom Aces boast the most successful record of all of New Hanover High’s athletic teams. Under ten years of Coach Glenward Blomme the Aces have consistently won the Eastern State Crown and the state title during many of these years. Coach Rupert Bryan took over the reins this year, and his biggest problem was securing opposi- tion for his racquet prodigies. Tennis has become one of the most popular “minor” sports at N. H. H. S. The boys are expected to make a good 1942 lineup: No. 1. Charles Boney. No. 5. Matt Bulluck. No. 2. Bert Myers. No. 6. George Saffo. No. 3. Charles Edwards. No. 7. Robert Simpson. No. 4. Paul Snell. No. 8. Jack Hufham. Bottom Row, left to right: Charles Boney, Paul Snell, and Jack Hufham. Top Row: Coach Rupert Bryan, George Saffo, Matt Bullock, and Burt Myers. Not in Picture: Charles Edwards, Robert Simpson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Under the coaching of Rupert Bryan, New Hanover High’s junior varsity basket- ball quint has lost but two inter-scholastic contests. The junior varsity was begun three years ago under Coach Nat Pepper. Continuing from that time, the ‘“‘jayvel”’ teams have made quite a remarkable record. Much of the present day varsity material has been produced via the junior team. shanna RE Hees pte SRE NE gee ye VEY 5. Pa) o Kenyans” Soy yey acegaes® tare ll 9) AD Tan na DW GE TOD ADD aa ete cet tat Rea erandit mes ay caeehiey Girls’ Physical Education Classes and Club nen Rss ise VG cama tte Meng ayy it Asryyey eee || G) 4 3 Ha paca OVE IPH aq Do Oe a il AOE I Rea we nA a0 yc HA Te a, KD 4 Dayip KiNG ; Chief Marshal Bossy BurNs Louise Davis Jim LyNcH Dotty SUTHERLAND JoHN CoDINGTON Gripps HoLtmeEs BiLt MONTGOMERY Mary ELizaBETH Toms BuNNyY Davis Davis Howes SALLY PREVATTE Mac Witson fe) Siig rsres Abr teat HOO AO a eusste ASQUv ey Gee reall 9) 4} Q Hla DO DWE TOD CODD ok insincere cist erm wpa id! emerge WY ng Sponsors of Student Council Miss Frances Formy Duvat Miss Hattie Lou SMITH Mrs. RutH V. WARREN 9 a8 ares esti” NE ceaaet OOO Men ay yao Avr. eel 9) 4D Ha DO DY CE TO D1 CT DID i essen ae tat erm wea meant AMY anya Girls’ Hi- Officers for First Semester Officers for Second Semester President : ; : : : . SALLY PREVATT President 2 : : 5 5 LuLta PULLIAM Vice-President é ; : 2 . Jane DuNHAM Vice-President : : : EvELYN Brown Secretary . ; : : : ; Mitiie Evans Secretary . : : : : Loui se Davis Treasurer. : i . : ; Mary AticeE Rose . LoutsE Harpwick Treasurer. § ; ANNE ANDREWS Betty Davis Gipps HoLtMeEs SALLY PREVATT Betsy APPLEWHITE EvELYN Brown DorotTHy CAMERON FLORENCE Davis LoutsE Davis Jane DUNHAM MiLuige Evans Tessie FiIncH DIMITRA GEORGE Louise Harpwick Betty LEE ANN MANITSAs THELMA MINTZ EmMMa MITCHELL AGGIE MorTON LuLta PULLIAM Mary ALICE ROSE DorotTHy SUTHERLAND FRANCES THORNTON ELIZABETH WILLIAMS mbox Reese she NEA aay VEY A oy ay eee Ferrel C) S) Director Accom banist President . Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Sopranos JOHANN BaNck Mary E. BAREFOOT Jopy BURKE Ipa LaurA CHILD Ray BENNETT Mitire Evans PEGGY GREENE HarriEt Hines JANE Hosss MarGaRET SUE KING CAROLYN KNOX ELLEN McGirt CHARLENE REGISTER Mary ROLAND Glee Club KELSIE SUYES CARLYLE SEYMOUR CAROLYN OZMENT CAROLYN CARROLL MouriEL O’QUINN Altos NorMa SKELTON ANN SMITH Joyce West Peccy McIver NETTIE WILSON MayYFaiR TOMPKINS VIRGINIA FRYER Nextt HerrInG SaLty M. JOHNSON ANN JONES BARBARA MarSHALL RutTH MIDDLETON Tenors Jor BREEDEN Pat CowarpD TomMMy APPLEBURY Nick Foxkakis BILL SUTHERLAND Davin BLANCHARD WiILBUR CORBETT ROBERT GIBBS ARLEY SOUTHERLAND CHARLES SASSER PauL SNELL GLEE CLUB. PROGRAM FOR 1941-42 Gilbert and Sullivan operetta—‘ The Gondoliers.” State Music Contest at Flora MacDonald College. North Carolina Music Festival at Greensboro. Hla pagal DV E PON GIIN onset east tl Appian curt ALBERT BROWN ELIZABETH SMITH James MipDLETON JOHN OLDENBUTTEL MiLitie Evans Basses Jimmie Burns Doucias JEWELL HeNryY MEIER Etco Trnca MorTIMER GLOVER Bossy JOHNSON James MippLETON Jack MINTz JOHN OLDENBUTTEL Bossy SMITH L. W. FONVIELLE LENOx JOHNSON IaN ROTHWELL ce) RE NY genes nt Senet tere MUG nny eaten an, Ub epene weer, I G) 4 Y Ha yaya OVE Te al aqo0n Ee i eRe Wi eegt ih: ahd Rep wonanex? He, ee aye ey lan ane Bible Club Officers President . ; : : : : ; : ‘ : : : ‘ : Marie LyNcH Vice-President : ; : : : : z : 5 : : P F Bos JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer : ; ; ; : é . ; F : : . Patricia BRouN Committee Chairmen Program—FRANCES JORDAN, CHARLES MAXWELL. Social—ELco Tinca, VIRGINIA FRYER. Red Cross Sanitorium—Mary HrELteEN McGowan, VIRGINIA FRANKS. County Home—ALIcE SPRUNT, KATHRYN GOODMAN. Hospital Visitation and Tray Reminders—GerorceE Fietp, Louise Harpwick, MARGUERITE SMITH. Poem and Bulletin Board—CuHartoTTeE Lowe. Sponsors Miss EstHER Banks, Miss MaupE M. WEBER. ce) sara RS Steins pteste™ Miteangyi toe Milena” Source wort, I G) 4 Y Ha MOwveErno COD onsite Pe sgt sat Re wpa rma gy ct Wes MINORA CHAPTER First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers President. : : ° : BRYAN MaRSHBURN President. : ; : : : James LyNcH Vice-President : ‘ ; é ; Bossy BuRNS Vice-President é ‘ : ; MorTIMER GLOVER Secretary. ; : ° : : . Kirk Low Secretary. : ; : . Tommy MarsHBURN Treasurer. : : : s ‘ Eitco TINGA Treasurer. é ‘ : j . Brrr McMiLLtan Etco TINGA RicHarD DUNLEA Kirx Low Bossy SANDERS ALEX BROWN E. G. HERRING J. A. West RicHaRD GIBBS Bossy BurNs James LYNCH CarL MarTuis ARTHUR SHAIN NorMAN COLLINS James MIDDLETON Bossy LITTLE Bos GaREY Maurice DaNIELs BryaN MarsHBURN McC. WiLson Bert NisBET TomMMy MarsHBURN Bossy SMITH ALPHA CHAPTER First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers President. 5 A : : . JoHN CopINGTON President. é : : 5 : Rosert Hiny Vice-President : : ‘ ; . GLEASON ALLEN Vice-President F : : : . HerzBert Davis Secretary . , : ¢ : C Davis Howes Secretary . ; 5 5 : . SANFORD Doxey TOME SUTOP oc : : : : . Burt Myers Treasurer. ‘ . : : -. Lansinc SMITH GLEASON ALLEN SANFORD DOXEY RoBert Ho.t.is THloopER JOHNSON WALTER BaRNES CHARLES DURHAM Hunter Howarp Britt MONTGOMERY JOHN CoDINGTON Wittiam HEWLETT Davis Howes Burt Myers HERBERT Davis Ropert Hiri ADOLPH KING LANSING SMITH ROBERT TAYLOR 2cnqsnse eee DEAL Herm OVE rR a wane emcees ayer , ave Dregikar P woo Oba g reat Abas NO Aion ayeas! New Hanover Thespians President . ; : P : ‘ : ; : ; : 3 : , Tessie FINCH Vice-President % : ; : ‘ é. Q ; ; : : . ELizaBETH WILLIAMS Secretary . . : 0 : : : A : F ; ; ‘ Betsy APPLEWHITE Historian. : ; : : ‘ ; ‘ P ; . ; . Harry McGirtr Publicity Chairman . ‘ ; : ; : ; : 3 . KaTHERINE GOODMAN i % 2) aaa ll Obcssseegyrestie L TP Coie ener ec || G) AD THlan TO DY E TOD 0 DD asta et en epee meg cuts, Home Economics Club President . s : : ; : : ; : = , j : . EvELYN Brown Vice-President : : ; : : F ; ; ; : 2 ; . BLANCHE JAcoBI Secretary. 2 ; P i . : 3 ‘ : : : ; DorotHy CAMERON Treasurer. : : 3 j : : ‘ ; ; : GERALDINE HUBAND Betty Favy—E ALLEN RacHEL AXLER FRANCES BERGER Joyce BLAND JEAN BOSTEN ELIZABETH BROWN EvELYN BrRowN DoroTHyY CAMERON Dot CaNDILL LucILLE CONLY EUNICE CONNOR Marion Cox KATHERINE DIXON Doris DLUGIN FRANCES GMYTRUK KATHLEEN GUTHRIE MARGARET GUYTON Betty Harris Martie Hardee ANNA HarTLEY Frances Hicut CaROLYN HoLLAND Lucy Horne GERRY HuUBAND Mary PaLtMeR HUNTER BLANCHE JACOBI ALINE JARRELL NaNcy JEFFEREY FRANCES JORDAN Lois LANE ANNE La PorTE Mary LERN BARBARA LUWENBERG HELEN MANITEAS Mary BELLE McCaru EvELYN MOBLEY SHIRLEY NEWLAND MaDGALINE VAN OESEN EpriE REESE Laura ROE DorotTHy ROMEO Mary ALiceE Rose ETHEI, Russ NELL SEALLAN Lucy SHEFFIELD ANN SHUFFLER EmMILy SKINNER GLoRIA SMITH MARGARET SPIELMAN ByaH THOMASON Mary ELizaBETH Toms MARGARET VYVOWELL Mavis WALKER MarGarRET WENBERG RutH WHITE VIOLET WHITMAN CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS .s 5 : evacuate? Aeeagui ey ayaee nna DED — Alor rn yw TOT G0 seer ears em mnatit? enna a : % be] Laren Pebitsearg apt at NL htcea ey tlir Miley seit Mavpen acta wwe, T] G) 4 Y Ha a Ove Te nda DD sierra PN 6 ae hs Rea: pate Ernest eR, Chemistry Club President . : : 3 : ‘ ‘ , : ; ; ’ : Hooper JOHNSON Vice-President : ; A : 5 : : . : : é : . ANN SHUFFLER Secretary-T reasurer : 5 : : : F ‘ : 4 : ; : Tessie FINcH Reporter. : ; : : ‘ : 5 ; 5 : : : Jim WiLiiamMs Sponsor : , : 5 : : : : : 9 . . . Mrs. R. H. Witrttams Purpose: To increase the knowledge of and increase the interest in chemistry. ELIZABETH ASHWORTH IRENE BAME WaLTER BARNES Mary BELLAMY FRANCES BIDDLE HELEN BIELANDA pean BIRD Jack BIssETTE KENNETH BLAKESLEE ELIZABETH BRANCH CHARLES BRINDELL EVELYN Brown Mary BRUCE Matr BULLUCK JoHN J. BURNEY BETTY CANADY EpGAR CARTER BEN CLAYTON JoHN CoDINGTON HucH Cook HERBERT Davis VERA DIEHL MarGaRET DE VANE PuHitre DReEssER MARGARET FARMER Tessie FINCH SHIRLEY FINKLESTEIN Nick FoxKakts KATHERINE GARDNER GEORGE GEORGE ELIZABETH GOLDBERG BoBBY GREER EpitH HaBENICHT James Harri Wave Harris Bitty HInNANT CAROLYN HoLLAND ELEANOR HoLLAND RoBert Ho. tis Lucy HorNE MartTHa HUMBERT Mary HUMPHREY PERRY JAMES Bos JOHNSON Hoorer JOHNSON MarTHA JOHNSON LELAND JONES ANN JOHNSTON ANN KELLY MELVIN KESTER Ep Lams THomas LANDEN Betty LEE Noxian Lorick Marie LyNcH JEANNE MaGGERT Bitty McILtwain Francis McRackan Henry MEIER Bettie Mintz Britt MONTGOMERY JuLian Morton BerTHA MusIAL Loris NivEN BopBy OwEN CLeEO PatTurRIs Rosa PETALOS DarHNE PITTMAN Frep Porsson Pat PRESTON LuLta PULLIAM THOMAS RABON Nep Ruippick ORVILLE ROBINSON LEAMON ROGERS LuTHER ROGERS Mary ALiIcE Rose RoBERT ROUDABUSH Howarp RussELL MITCHELL SALEEBY RuBy SALMON ROLAND SASSER NeELL SELLERS JAMES SHERWOOD ANN SHUFFLER LANSING SMITH Jack SNEEDEN JAMES SNEEDEN PauL SNELL VIRGINIA SONDAY ARLEY SOUTHERLAND FRED STERNBERGER FRANCES THORNTON ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD RoNaLD WALTERS THomas WEST RutH WHITE Frep WILLETTS EpGar WILLIAMS Jim WILLiaMs LoutsE WOLFF CLARICE WOOLARD ce) nwa Be era ees eva cee ahi gaiastence LL 9) aD Ha DO WD VY CE DO Dy ID onary NOW ngs, National Honor Society President. é ; : : ‘ ; : F : : ; : ; Bossy Burns Vice-President ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ; j ; ‘ ; ; ; , . Luta PuLLIAM Secretary . : : ; 3 : : : : 2 : : : . TeEsste FINcH Treasurer. F : : ; : 3 : ‘ : F ‘ : . THELMA MINTZ Sbonsors ; : ; : : . : : . Miss PEccy SNow AND Miss PAULINE LEVIN Ideals: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. ANNE ANDREWS DIMITRA GEORGE THELMA MINTZ BARBARA AYCOCK MortTIMER GLOVER Nause PETALOS FRANCES APPLEWHITE KATHERINE GOODMAN LuLa PULLIAM ALEX BROWN Gipsps HoLtMeEes EMILY RAFTERY EVELYN Brown VIRGINIA KELLY Mary ALiceE Rose Bossy BuRNS James LyNcH FRANCES SALYER JANE Epwarps Marie LyNcH MARGUERITE SMITH TeEssreE FINCH Tom MarsHBURN PoLLy THRESHER VIRGINIA FRYER Birt McMILLan Awe NES i: James MipDLETON fe) vata et OAC seam gy s ON terageN east ria ausit aug L} 9) 4D lon mn OWE PRGA ere PA chat Re pati meng cw Latin Club — French Club Features History—DImMitRa GEORGE. Prophecy—Satiy PREvaTT. Last Will and Testament—Luta PULLIAM. Poem—THELMA MINTz. Feature Writers — ANNE Manitsas, MARY HELEN McGowan, MorTIMER GLOVER. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1. Best All Round . i) Most Dependable . Most Independent 3. Happiest : ‘ 4. Most School Spirit 5. Best Politicians . ANNE Manitsas lJ. A. West {SaLLy PREVATT lJm Lyncu {Louise Harpwick UJack Nair JOCELYN PECK Jack Naty SALLY PREVATT KENNETH BLAND 6. Best Most Dressed Athletic Biggest Flirt Most Dignified { ALicE SPRUNT {Leon Topp {Este Fercus )Harotp Horton { KATHERINE GOODMAN Leon Topp {Lua PuLtiamM jm Lyncu 10. Eine I2. 13's 14. Ds. Most Mischievous Most Intellectual Class Babies . Most Influential Most Original Best Looking SENIOR SUPERLATIVES {Louise Harpwick Dicky DuNLEA {Terssre FIncH {Mort GLOVER RutTH BostTIAN AVERY LOFTIN {SaLLy PREVATT UJ. A. West {Louise Harpwick )Metvin KeEsTER { KATHERINE GOODMAN ) LEHMAN GREENE Friendliest j AticE SPRUNT )}CHarRLES BONEY {JocELyN PrEcx | LEHMAN GREENE ANNE ANDREWS { ANNE Manirsas UJ. A. West J )LouisE Harpwick )Mac Witson fo) ; } etanyen ot Asus gpreseee AL tenet igus ASnEeD peor tce It 9) aD Ha na OWE pi DO DD einer Osc st ere wpa meng O Class Prophecy By SALE YePREV ATs I) ALLEN, CAROLYN . : Public Speaking Instructor. ALLEN, SILVIA : : 4 Cosmetics Demonstrator. ANDREWS, ANNE . : : President of N. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs. APPLEWHITE, FRANCES . : Local Sponsor of National Honor Society. APPLEWHITE, WILBUR . : Toothpaste Salesman. ASHWORTH, ELIZABETH : IN@R Lice SseLipratian: AULD, EpwaRD . ; : Janitor at Rockefeller Center. Aycock, BARBARA . : : Seamstress. BalLey, INEZ ; ; : Leader of an All-Girl Orchestra. BALLARD, FRANK . : 5 Radio Comedian. BaME, IRENE : Manager of a False Hair Market. BarLow;HucH . : ; Presbyterian Minister. BaRNES, BETTY. , ; Super Speed Stenographer. BATSON, CLIFTON . ; ; Insurance Salesman. Batson, DoroTHy : : Happily Married. BECK ie DILL Ya. ; : ; Window Decorator. BEDSOLE, ALTON . ; ; Private Detective. BEEKMAN, JANE . : : Hosiery Model. BELL, IRENE . E ; : Model Housewife. BELL, KATHERINE . ; ; Daily Lecturer on Beauty Culture. BENTON, AUDREY . : : Gift Shop Owner. BLAKE, DONALD . : ; Swing Band Leader. BAKES SET Oy iam: : : Principal of Tileston School. BLAND, KENNETH . ; : Wilmington’s City Manager. BLANTON, EDITH . ; ; Kindergarten Teacher. BONEY, CHARLES . :; : World Tennis Champion. BosTaIN, RUTH . : : Home Demonstration Agent. BOWDEN, ELBERT . f : Wholesale Grocer. BOWDEN, JAMES . , ; Bus Driver stor Lawak. Co: BRINSON, MarTHA ‘ : Missionary to Africa. BRED Tyas) ULIA Naenee : : Finder of Lost Persons. BROUN, PATRICIA . : : Author of ‘‘Poems for Children.” BROWN PALE X Gee : , Chef at the Waldorf Astoria. LEAST CTR eae ix uneyl eueiiNi, ; fe) awn OCs wg rest Pb amt NOY heirawis ivraanossttea,, [ 9) aD Horm WE Pham oon ala OS TTT nae Ror eps Ke™ rae, wea Class Prophecy - Continued BRowN, EVELYN . : , Dancing Instructor for Arthur Murray. Brown, Hazet LEE. 5 Hostess at Camp Davis. . Brown, Tommy . ‘ : Wilmington Postmaster. BRYAN, JEAN : : ; American Legion Drum Majorette. Bryan, Mary . : : Physical Culture Director. Burns, RoBERT . d : Chewing Gum Salesman. Burr, ANN CC. . : : Salesgirl at Cosmetics Counter in Kress. Canaby, HELEN LoulIsE . Designer of Ladies’ Millinery. CaRTER, EDGAR. ‘ ; Tobacco Auctioneer. CHADWICK, JOHN . : : Recently Published “Why I Didn’t Marry.” CLEwIs, DoroTHY : ; Dietitian in Cape Fear Hotel. CosLe, ELEANOR . : . Candy Saleswoman for O’Henry Co. COLEMAN, JULIA ANN . : Primary Grade Teacher. CoLiins, NORMAN : : Curator of Local Museum. CoLLuM, JOHN. : ; Clerk in a Jewelry Store. CorBETT, JAMES IRVIN, JR. . N. H. H. S. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. CosTIN, MARGARET. ; Sec. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Dumb Animals. CoviL, ELIZABETH . ; : Manager of a Day Nursery. CREECH, Lots 5 : i Assistant to a Dentist. CRICHTON, Nancy A. . : Fashion Editor of ‘‘Mademoiselle.” CrooM, CLEMENTINA . ; Manager of N. H. H. S. Cafeteria. DaNIELs, Maurice P. . : Writer for ““Tar and Feathers.” Davis, KENNETH . : 4 World’s Lightweight Boxing Champion. Davis, LovuIsE : 4 : Gown Model. Davis, NORMAN . , ; Circus Acrobat. Davis, Mary ; 5 . Owner of “‘Mary’s Beauty Salon.” Drxon, ELIzABETH ; ‘ United Airlines Stewardess. Dixon, LILLIAN . : : Owner of “Lillian’s Ladies Ready-to-Wear.” Drxon, ROBERT . : : Owner of a Texas Ranch. DmytTruk, ELIZABETH . : Ticket Girl at Bijou. Dresser, PHILLIP . ; ; U. S. Senator fro m North Carolina. DuNCcAN, WILLIAM. : Inventor of “Duncan’s Dippy Doughnut Dunker.” DUNHAM, JANE . : ; Professional Hula Dancer. DUNLEA, RICHARD : ; Sports Commentator for N. B. C. Epwarps, LENORA JANE : Comic Strip Editor. ELQIOTR LELVAGT . ; New York Model. Eviis, Miriam. : : Cigarette Girl. EVERETT As Cy nies : ‘ Designer of Men’s Sportwear. ° akagaeene ee Airsagag reste bry eet At Ao guest Sap Pees || G)) 4 oy. Ha jaya Ove Ie DCD Reinier Oct 1b Rr pati mesg cl Class Prophecy - Continued FELKEL, VERNON . 5 5 Hostess on a Bomber. Fercus, Esliz . : : Owner of ‘‘Fergie’s Gymnasium.” FERGUSON, ROBERT A. . : “Sleepy” in “Snow White and the Seven Drips.” FincnH, Tessie : ; : Understudy to Katherine Hepburn. FLowers, Hinpa . : ; Owner of ‘Flowers’ Flowers.” FRYER, Harry Epwarp . : G-Man. FRYER, VIRGINIA . : : Night Club Singer. FUTRELLE, Mary F. . : Recently Published Biography of Edgar A. Poe. GaNnous, MARGARET. ‘ Chewing Gum Sample Distributor. GARDNER, CHARLOTTE . ; Professional Chaperone. GAREY, ROBERT Ry. : Designer of Women’s Clothes. GausE, Mary FRANCES . : Old-Maid School Teacher. GeEorGE, DIMITRA . : 5 Famous Pediatrician. GripBs, RICHARD GREY . ; District Attorney. GLoveR, MorTIMER : Secretary of State. Gmytruk, HELEN : ; Authority on Flirting. GopBoLtp, Mary C. . ; Angora Sweater Designer. GooDMAN KATHERINE . : “Swing and Sway with Goodman.” Gore, LEota Mae. : ‘ Occupant of Class Room 208. GRAHAM, DANVILLE B., JR. . Secretary to U. S. Ambassador to Great Britain. Gray, EVELYNE. . j ; Streamline Train Stewardess. Gray, JOHN WILLIAM . : Taster in a Pickle Factory. GREENE, LEHMAN ; 5 Appearing at the Royal in “Hot Lips.” GREER, ROBERT . : ; Public Health. GRENIER, JANE. : 5 Cashier at George’s Sandwich Shop. GRIFFITH, BENNIE D. . ‘ United Airlines Pilot. GROOVER, MARGARET W. : Doctor’s Assistant. GuyYTON, MARGARET. : Designer of Doll’s Clothes. Hass, BILLY . : : 5 Talent Scout for M. G. M. Studios. HABENICHT, EpITH : Dietitian at State College. Hae, OLA FRANCES. : English Teacher. Hist eee DELL : : : Owner of a Kentucky Derby Winner. HALL, CHRISTINA . ; ‘ Waterers HaMMonpbs, GRETA . : Army Wife. Harpwick, LOovuisE ; ‘ Art Critic. Harper, BetTTy J. . ; : Home Economics Teacher. HarPerR, GEorcE R. . ; Typing Champion. Hart, JANICE : : ; Chemistry Teacher. aan Sse g est Reeth la past yey ner, Lp 9) ND Ha na Ove TOD DD veins ict allie VETTE att Ree. ati KOE 5 yc Heer Class Prophecy - Continued HERRING, E. G. Herrinc, NELL JANE Hitt, James Epwarp . HINEs, CLINTON . HopcEs, CHARLES . HoLpEN, Laura H. HoLLaNpbD, ELEANOR HIOLEAND, Joyce; I: HoLMEs, GIBBS HorneE, EDNA ARLEEN . Horton, HaroLp VANCE Hucues, THoMas HuMBERT, MarTHA Jackson, NORFLEET JANIcKI, LEONA JoHNsoN, LILLIAN JOHNSON, ROBERT JoNEs, JEAN . JoNEs, JERRY A., JR. JoRDAN, TALMADGE Justice, RuFus CHARLIE Keets, ROBERT STEWART KeLiey, NEIL KELLEY, VIRGINIA . KeLLy, DRIsKELL . KELLY, HENRY KesTER, MELVIN KinG, Davip E, King, JACK. KiInc, ANNIE Mak Kinc, Lucy Mae . KING, MarGARET SARAH LAND, IRENE REBECCa . LANDEN, THOMAS, JR. LEE, ROYCE . LE Ray, CAROLYN Lewis, DoroTHY ELIZABETH . Baby Carriage Manufacturer. Journalism Instructor. Warden at Dix Hill. Wilmington Policeman. Warden at Sing Sing. Clerk in a Jewelry Store. Radio Actress. Nurse at James Walker Memorial Hospital. Owner of Holmes’ Antique Shoppe. Supervisor in Rug Factory. Dancing Instructor. Playwright. Nail Polish Saleswoman. Foreman of Welder, N. C. Shipyards. Operator in a Beauty Salon. Office Receptionist. District Judge. Taster in a Pie Factory. Game Warden. Traveling Salesman. Bicycle Manufacturer. Safety Pin Salesman. Dentist. Manager of Marriage Agency. Methodist. Minister. Assistant Basketball Coach. Successor to Jon Whitcomb. Happily Married to Carolyn. Floorwalker for Sears, Roebuck Co. Happily Married to Charles. Author of “You Know.” Dramatic Critic. Real Estate Agent. Music Salesman. N. H. H. S. Instructor of U. S. Govrnment. Nurse. Coin Collector. fe) sma wad Pacer genet AR eae ome ear oral | 9) 4D Han DO DY E TOD 0 DD 2 esses met st ere wpa” Camera Class Prophecy - Continued LITTLE, ROBERT ©. ; : Model for Esquire (What the Well-Dressed Man Wears). VOFTIN SAVERY. = | Rene ; Top Sergeant in U. S. Army. LOUGHLIN, HowarD . : Plumber. Low, Kirk . : : : Dean of Men at University of Georgia. LowRIMORE, CHARLES, JR. . Owner of Lowrimore Training Stables. LyNCH, JAMES. : : Professional Gambler. LyNcH, Maric. . : ; Ambassadress to Mexico. MaGGERT, JEAN. : : Pharmacist. MaRSHBURN, BRYAN. ‘ Manufacturer of Marshburn’s Mushy Marshmellows. MaRSHBURN, Tommy . : Paper Hanger. MarTIN, CHARLES . 5 : Inventor of a Substitute for Rubber. MaTHIs, CARL. ; : Recently Published “I Live Alone and Don’t Like It.” MAXWELL, CHARLES. : Manager of A. P. Supermarket. MAXWELL, JAMES . : : Managing Editor of “Woman’s Home Companion.” McCaBE, RALPH . , ‘ Pitcher for New York Yankees. ManitTsas, ANN . ‘ : Character Actress. McCari, Mary BELL . : Cooking Expert. McCreapy, JACK . : . “Advice to the Lovelorn” Columnist. McGowan, Mary HELEN. Manager of an Employment Agency. McMiLuan, BILL . 5 ; Second Einstein. McMILLan, EMILY ‘ : Driver with Jimmy Lynch’s Death Dodgers. MeEapows, JACK . : ; Usher at the Manor. MELVIN, THELMA . : : Mattress Tester. MERRITT, FRED. : : Waterboy for Washington Redskins. MicHaELIs, HENRY . ; Highway Patrolman. MIDDLETON, Betsy ANN. Author of Stories for Children. MIDDLETON, JAMES : : Director of N. H. H. S. Glee Club. MipceTTr, Marvin : { Journalist—Philadel phia Inquiry. Mintz, BETTY . : , Understudy to Vivian Leigh. MINTz, THELMA . : ; Novelist. MIsENHEIMER, VERA D. : Dean of Girls, N. H. H. S. Monterorp, Dot . : 3 Social Service Worker. Moore, ROBERT . : : Junk Dealer Moss, BERTHA e ‘ Public Health Nurse. MorrisON, VERNON. ‘ Professional Model. Murrnuy, FRANKIE : , Hostess at Hotel Pennsylvania. Murray, Marian . , ; Architect. Nati, JoHN.G. . : : Garbage Collector. NEEDHAM, JASPER NEWLAND, SHIRLEY M. . NEWTON, JOE NIsBET, THomas A. ODELL, ROBERT O’QuINN, MvrIEL G. ORMOND, Davip ORRELL, CLAUDE OurT, FRED C. OWEN, JIMMIE OwWENSBY, CLIFF PADGETTE, LUCILLE PALMER, GLORIA PECK, JOCELYN PETALAS, NAUSE PETERSON, Davin . PETERSON, HOMER PHILLIPs, THOMAS PIEPER, BILLY Polsson, CLARK PREVATT, SALLY PULLIAM, LULU RABUNSKY, JANET Rackley, LENA MaE RAFTERY, EMILY REGISTER, WALTER REYNOLDs, Tony . RIVENBARK, EDWARD ROBERTSON, JULIETTE Rocers, LEAMON . Rocers, WILLIAM . ROMEO, ELEANOR . Rose, Mary ALICE RUARK, CHARLES . RussELL, LUTHER . Russ, WALTER SAFFO, GEORGE SALMON, RUBY es +3 ¢ . ° east tac pga litonasato Menaul Soren ausest tea, Ll] DD Hamowerfam..- callie OS TS ca ec Lee Laas Class Prophecy - Continued Owner of Needham Kennels. Happy Homemaker. Locksmith. Champion Pole Vaulter. New York Lawyer. Voice Teacher. Missionary to Japan. Meter Inspector. Chief of Police. News Commentator—B. B. S. Tile Contractor. Photographer. Landscape Artist. Manager of an Escort Bureau. Reviewer of the Latin Language. Cartoonist for Esquire. Linotypist. Brick Mason. N. H. H. S. Basketball Coach. Choir Director. Only Woman Supreme Court Judge. Successor to Emily Post. Adagio Dancer. Manager of a Tea Room. Car Flop at a West Coast Drive In. Archaeologist. Owner of ‘“Reynold’s Funeral Home.” Silk Worm Raiser. Model for Petty. Coo Coo Clock Manufacturer. Dry Cleaner. Telephone Operator. Concert Violinist. Shampoo Salesman. Weather Bureau Expert. Math Instructor. Owner of Sandwich Shop. Aviatrix. fe) Sc ARNE tt Sr tears wea ta se an ge ceed | G) AD Ha DO DY CE DOD CO GD a srt atu era paid Crmarg gerne Class Prophecy - Continued SALYER, FRANCES . : : Button Designer. SANDERS, ROBERT . : é Research Physicist. SANDLIN, MARGARET. : Performer w:th one of Major Bowe’s Amateur Units. SAUNDERS, BeTTy Lov . ; Red Cross Nurse. SAUNDERS, CHARLOTTE . : Navy Wife. SASSER, ROLAND, JR... : Soda Jerk. SELLERS, NELL : 5 : Interior Decorator. SELLERS, NORMA . : : Clerk at the Wonder Shop. SHAIN, ARTHUR . . 4 Sports Writer for Associated Press. SHARP, ANGILY . : : Dress Designer. SHEPARD, BETTY . : ; Clerk. SHEW, EDITH 5 : 3 Manicurist. SHippP, FERD . : : : Book Agent. SHOOTER, HARRIETTE . : Popular Song Writer. SIMMONS, ORINE . : ; Advertising Copy Writer. SIMPSON, IRMA. 5 : Maker of French Dolls. SKINNER, MARGARET. ; President of Society for Prevention of Public Wooing. SLOAN, GEORGE . : : New Hanover County School Bus Driver. SMITH, BERTHA . ; j Freckle Cream Demonstrator. SMITH, BETTY : : : Literary Critic. SMITH, CLARA . ‘ : Physical Education Teacher. SMITH, MarG:E. : : Assistant to Will Hayes. SMITH, MARGUERITE . : Grand Duchess of Luxemburg. SMITH, MILDRED . ; ; Florist. SMITH, RoBERT McCLEoD . Adviser to N. H. H. S. Student Council. SMITH, VERA 4 : ‘ Florist’s Assistant. SNEEDEN, Mary . ; : Jitterbug. SNEEDEN, JAMES A. : , Taxi Driver. SNEEDEN, JAMES E._. : 6-Day Bicycle Rider. SNEEDEN, Louie C. . ; Owner of Louie’s Fish Market. SPARKMAN, CAROLYN . : Evening Dress Model. SPRUNT, ALIcE P. . : : Society Editor of Wilmington Morning Star. STAMPLEY, MARJORIE . : Fuller Brush Woman. STARKEY, JOSEPH E. ‘ Owner of a Glue Factory. STARNES, JAMES Roy. : Suspenders Salesman. STERNBERGER, FRED B. . : Toy Manufacturer. STEVENS, Roy : Manager of Local Skating Rink. STEWART, FANNIE M. . : Singer Sewing Machine Demonstrator. re) Lagan Rl acsesvicggresti Nt Ho senavi Nore Mion syeate® Athy el | G) 4 Y Ha m0 OWE IPo anna Ri neat Som that Mea. wpb Neg eee! eohtiy Class Prophecy - Continued STRICKLAND, Harpy STUTZENBURG, THOMa s E. SUMMERLIN, PEGGY TayLor, MARGARET TayLor, Marie THOMPKINS, MAYFAIR THORNTON, FRANCES THRESHER, POLLY TinGa, Extco H. Topp, LEON . Trask, EMMA H. . TURNER, WILLIAM E., TYLER, PRIsciLia . TYLer, SaM . UNDERWOOD, ELIZABETH VAN Fossan, HaROoLp . VON OESEN, MANGELINE WarRREN, Epwarp KENNETH WaTTeERs, ANDREW O. . WENDT, WILLIAM H. West, JACK . Wirsice). A. JR. WEST, JEAN . West, THOMasS WeEsTBROOK, Mary ALICE Wettic, Harry, Jr. WHEELER, J. P. WILLETTS, FRED, JR. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH E. WiLiiaMs, JAMEs S. WILLIAMSON, MarTHa F. WILSON, BLANIE Witson, Haroitp D. WiLson, Jack Witson, McCuLLocnH . Witson, WILLIAM, JR. . Wotrr, Louise H. WooTEN, EDwarD Flagman for A. C. L. Owner of a Beer Garden. Owner of Summerlin’s Sea Food Dinners, Inc. Gift Shop Owner. Poet. Wife of a School Teacher. Hostess at U. S. O. Club. Hollywood’s No. 1 Glamour Gal. Pullman Conductor. Professional Model (The Great Profile). Army Nurse. Veternarian. Doll Designer. Furniture Upholsterer. Minister’s Wife. Chiropractor. Yo We Ga Ay secretary. Wee ee Laborer: Insurance Salesman. Chicken Farmer. Ice Cream Manufacturer. Professor of English—Wake Forest College. Assistant Manager of N. H. H. S. Cafeteria. County Commissioner. Secretary to a Novelist. Blue Ribbon Jurist on “Crime Doctor.” Professional Golfer. Stock Broker. Now appearing in “Cuties Chorus” at the Carolina. Pawn Shop Owner. Designer of Airplane Accessories. Manager of Penny’s. Mail Sorter. Moving Picture Operator. Script Writer for Bob Hope. Barber. Book Reviewer. Photographer for 1952 HANOVERIAN. fe) apr Rl EA Saeaye get este” Nhat at Ne gn peut Asbuven eu ere | G) 4 9) Ha pun Ove rnd MN Kiana Mh gat hte eam wid AY man gy ct WY nny Class History Parting is such sweet sorrow. How true these words are! At last we have to leave the place that has been a second home to us for the last four years. Many memories have been made—some sweet, some sad. Now it is necessary to part from friends we love so dearly. As each and every Senior bids New Hanover High School “good-bye”, there are tears in his eyes. We realize that regardless of how much we have learned during our four years in high school, the unattained is still before us. Always calling in her golden tones, ambition leads us on. We remember the joys of our past years. Our freshman year we entered Hanover High with a feeling of awe. For a few weeks we walked around in a daze. Rooms, rooms, everywhere and nowhere to go. Those who had spent their eighth grade in the high school buildinz had no difficulties going from class to class. Alas! they were of no help to us. Thus with Jim Lynch as our president we crept through the year 1938-1939. Under the able leadership of Sally Prevatt as our president, we spent our sophomore year at the task of mak- ing ourselves known around the school. We joined club after club. Of course we had become members of some clubs during our freshman year, but we were just beginning to want our fingers in every pie we could possibly stick them into. For the first time in our en‘ire history, we appeared in the HANOVERIAN as a group. The Friday afternoon dances were initiated into school life, and we were well represented by a large number of students. With Anne Manitsas as president we climbed one moze rung in the ladder of success. We were now full- fledged Juniors ! Our play ‘The Patsy” with Tessie Finch and J. A. West in the leading roles was a grand success. After some indecision we chose the ruby as our class stone. How proud we were to wear the blood red ruby, a symbol of courage! Heroically we struggled through half a year of Solid Geometry under the sweet- est teacher New Hanover High has ever known, ‘“‘Miss Hettie’”. Many of our Juniors had the great honor of becoming members of the National Honor Society. Still others of our group took part in the Glee Club operetta ‘Trial by Jury.” Our class also entertained the Seniors at an excellent prom, which was a riot of bright colors and gay laughter. Last but not least came our Senior year, and with it, many privileges. Heads held high, we proudly walked up the Senior steps. We were master of all we surveyed. We had elected Burt Nisbet as our president in our last year of glory and he proved to be an able leader. Of our class, twenty-eight had the distinction of be- coming members of the National Honor Society. Fifteen of these members had been elected into the society their Junior year. The candle light induction service was very beautiful and impressive. The old members of the Society came off the stage among the audience and escorted the new members back. What a thrill it was and what a feeling of pride and fear entered us when we took our vow to uphold the standards of the Society. The Senior play “The Mad March Heirs” was very good. Our Senior boys distinguished themselves in their play with an all boy cast. We were glad and proud to dedicate our annual to one who has devoted his time and energy for the im- provement of the school and its pupils. Sergeant Gruits—we congratulate you! The Senior class, and also the entire faculty and student body, was greatly grieved by the passing away of “Miss Hettie” Struthers. “Miss Hettie,” who often to!d us wasting time was a sin, had endeared herself to us by her interest in making better men and women out of us. Not even death can sever the bonds of love that make her ever dear to us. We were also grieved at the passing away of an other old friend, Mr. Carothers. Time after time our lockers have been opened by him, and he was ever present when needed. It was with deep sorrow that we also heard of the death of Betty Hartis, a member of the band and our class. We all knew that through thick and thin, Betty could be depended on—she always did her duty to the best of her ability. These, who have served us so faithfully these many yeirs, will always live on in our memories. Time goes on its way. It is up to us to take advantage of time and accomplish what we will. Having thus completed our high sch ool course, we look back with longing and wish to turn back the hands of the ever moving clock, a feat which is impossible. We face our future with eager eyes and clear minds. Our goals are coming into sight now that the veil of ignorance has been pushed aside. And so, dear N. H. H. S. we take leave of you with hearts bursting with gratitude. It is impossible to repay you for all you have done for us. We are leaving—richer in wisdom, purer in mind, stronger in spirit. We will always carry with us and cherish these beautiful memories. Au revoir— By Dimitra GEorGE. . - ce) saataspaianr Asana gyrase’? Nhe, s can Nea, see aay Wop omer, |] 9) 4 2 Tan nn Ove TP iM ag rn Rian sare we wend 1a ea w paavsn OSs ee! we . wy R84 242, SR NN Sg SEE NER feat N fe) os Pah eee einer || G) 4D Hla yaa DY E TOD GADD vse innate escrito eae Erm gy cat a sae: ° tagcat Pek cauyy arse Re hte NOP urea yuastet Any eel Gh) 4 YD Ha s(n} MOWeErTe nan Pins sett PE ct) 3 Rea wpa AO Cen gy AY Satis Last Will and Testament We, the 1942 Senior Class of New Hanover High School, singly and collectively do wish to make the following bequests: We, the Senior Class, do hereby bequeath our dependability to the Junior Class, realizing that they will prove able successors. We, the Senior Class, do hereby bequeath our ability and desire for learning to the Sophomore Class, knowing that they can continue in our footsteps and be a real credit to our school. We, the Senior Class, do hereby bequeath our cooperativeness to the Freshman Class, hoping that they will give willingly and freely of what they have and never shirk their duty. I, EvEtyYN Brown, leave my versatility to BeTry Fay ALLEN. , LEon Topp, leave my way with the ladies to CHARLES BRINDELL. , Frances THORNTON, leave my glamour to Louise WARNER. , Jim Lyncn, leave my military achievement to JOHN CoDINGTON. , ANNE Manitsas, leave my influence to FLORENCE Davis. , LEHMAN GREENE, leave my heart and hand to Dotty SUTHERLAND. , SALLY PrevaTT, leave my quiet manner and bashful ways to Parry DaRDEN. , KENNETH Bianp, leave my knack for politics to Davis Howes. , Tessie FINCH, leave my flirtatious ways to Mary JEAN CHRISTIE. , MorTiMER GLOVER, leave my intellectual ability to Hooper JOHNSON. I I I I I I I I I I, Mary Atice Rose, leave my pep and vitality to Accie MorTon. I, J. A. West, leave my craze for Student Council to HERBERT Davis. I, JocELyN Peck, leave my numerous boy friends to all the hopeless hopefuls. 1, Jum Mippieton, leave my photographic ability to Harry McGirt. I, KatHRYN GoopMan, leave my “oomph” to Betty Harriss. I, ALEC Brown, leave the Visual Ed. Dept. to Bop Rosinson. I, Louise Harpwick, leave my happy disposition to BETsy APPLEWHITE. I, Mac Witson, leave my wit (a-pun my word) to Matt BuLLock. I, Grsps Hoimes, leave my sweet friendly nature to EmMa MITCHELL. I , Jack Natt, leave my school spirit to Howarp Morrow. Luta PuLiiaM, Attorney-at-Law. 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