Boswell High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boswell, IN)

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Senior Honor Page HONOR ROLL Elsie Barrett 5 Mildred Hogue 5 Robert Carlile 3 Ollavene Jones 4 Ervelene Dowling 2 ' Bill Lawson 4 Shirley Eldridge 5 Maxine Lockhart 1 Helen Gottschall 5 Norma Smith 4 Frances Walters 1 CLASS ORGANIZATION President .......... '. .' ......' Shirley Eldridge Vice President ,..... ...... E lsie Barrett Secretary ..... ' Ervelene Dowling Treasurer ,.,. ..... O llavene Jones Reporter .................. Norman Graves ' Sponsors ........ Miss Hickman, Mr. Foster Colors .- ...... Creme and Crimson Flower ...............,......., White Rose Motto: Knowledge comesg but wisdom lingers. Helen Gottschall, Shirley Eldridge, Bill Lawson, and Robert Carlile won scholar- ships. Helen - a county scholarship to Indiana Universityg Robert - a county stholarship to Indiana State Teachers Collegeg Bill - a special merit scholarship to Indiana Universityg and Shirley - a special merit scholarship to Purdue University. Helen Gottschall and Shirley Eldridge placed first and second, respectively, in the county scholarship tests. Bill Lawson and Robert Carlile also placed high. Robert Carlile represented Boswell in the county and distriit poultry and egg judging contestsg and he'will participate in the state Round-Up at Purdue. Elsie Barrett, Ollavene Jones, Mildred Hogue, Robert Carlile, and Ervelene Dowl- ing carried off many honors at the state commercial contest. Ollavene Jones and Elsie Barrett placed seventh and eighth respectively out of a number of two hundred and ten. Their team, one of seventy, placed fourth in the advanced typing class. Mildred Hogue, Ollavene Jonas, end' Elsie Barrett, as a team in the Stenographic Ability Contest won ninth place. These are but a few of the several placings they received. I.n the 'county Latin contest' Shirley Eldridge was alone in her efforts, consequently she won first. After having won first in the district contest also, she participated in the state contest. Her placing here is not known es yet.

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The Flight of Youth There are gains for all our losses, There are balms fer all our pain: But when youth, the dream, departs 1 It takes something from our hearts, And it never comes again. We are stronger, and are better, Under manlzood's sterner reign: Still we feel that something sweet Followed Youth, with flying feet, And will never come again. Something beautiful is vanished, And we sigh fcr it in vain: We behold it everywhere, On the earth, and in the air, But it never comes again. We never know what time shall bring, What song tomorrow we shall sing, What joy or sorrow share. 'I'he stream of life goes swirling by, But none can read with certain eye The ffeights-ge it may bear. We take one turn to left or right And in that second'g rapid flight Life may be shaped anewg What thoughts We had but yesterday Be wholly changed or put away By what we now must do. - Richard Henry Stoddard Destiny 'Ihe difference 'twixt good and ill Is never fully known until The record lies complete. Wlzat men cell destiny or fate In curious places seems to wait The ones it seeks to meet. How chart this mystery so strange When by our every act we change Unto the journey's end? Two pfopie meet and who can know A If each has made another foe Or gained another friend? - Edgar A. Guest