Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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1927 THE ECHO ' Page 27 EVELYN THOMAS Tom —Entered ' 23. Science; Girl Reserves ' 23, (Treas. ' 25, Pres. ’26); Associate Editor Echo ' 27; Athletic Asso. ' 25-’27; Vice-Pres. Senior Class; National Honor Society ' 27; Car¬ nival Staff ' 27. “Wit is the salt of Conversation. WILLIAM THOMASON “Bill —Entered ' 23, Latin; Hi-Y, ’24-’27 (Treas. ' 25- ' 26); Dramatic Club ' 26- ' 27; Latin Club ' 27, (Censor); Athletic Asso. ' 25- ' 27. “A merry heart maketh a cheerful counten¬ ance.” MARGARET THOMPSON Marget”—Entered ' 26, Latin and Science; Dramatic Club ’26- ' 27; Athletic Asso. ' 26- ' 27. “How far the little candle throws its beams; So shines ' Marget ' in a gloomy world.” EVA WALSER “Eek —Entered ' 23, Latin; Girl Reserves ’23- ' 26; Dramatic Club ' 24- ' 25; Basketball ' 23- ' 26; Baseball ' 24- ' 2G; Tennis ' 24; Volley Ball ' 24- ' 26; Athletic Asso. ' 25- ' 2G; Echo Typist ' 26; Let¬ ter Club ' 25. “If I am your friend there is nothing too much for me to do.”

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THE ECHO 1927 ■pj -c 26 FRANKLIN STOESSEL “Frank”—Entered ' 22, Latin; Hi-Y ' 24- ' 25. “Men have died and worms have eaten them, but not for love.” ETHEL SUMMERS Entered ' 23, Latin; Athletic Asso. ' 25- ' 27; Dramatic Club ' 27. “To fall in love is awfully simple; To fall out of love is simply awful.” GRACE SWICEGOOD Entered ' 24, Science; French Club ' 27; Sec. Senior Class ' 27. “Ah! quiet lass, there are but few Who know the treasure hid in thee.” ELIZABETH TARLETON Toots”—Entered ' 23, Science; Girl Reserves ' 23-’25; Basketball ’23- ' 26 (varsity ' 26); Base¬ ball ' 24-’ 26; Volley ball ' 24- ' 26; Tennis ' 25; Hockey ' 26; Athletic Asso. ’25-’26; Letter Club ' 25. Play up, play up, and play the game.” EDNA TATUM Melie”—Entered ' 23, Latin; Girl Reserves ' 23- ' 27 (Sec. ’24-’25, Treas. ’25-’26, Vice Pres. ’2G- ' 27; Glee Club ’25-’26; Triangular Debater ' 26; Debating Club ’25-’27 CPres. ’26-’27); Na¬ tional Honor Society ' 26- ' 27; Tennis Club ’25-’27; Latin Club ' 26- ' 27; Reporter “Echo” ’25- ' 26; As¬ sistant Business Manager ' 26- ' 27; Athletic Asso ’25-’27. “The voice so sweet, the words so fair As some soft chime had stroked the air.”

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THE ECHO 1927 WILLIAM WHITE Spec”—Entered ' 23, Latin; Triangular De¬ bate Alternate ' 26; Triangular Debater ' 27; Latin Club ' 2G- ' 27; Debating Club ’25-’27; French Club ’2G- ' 27; Associate Editor “Echo” ' 26- ' 27; National Honor Society ' 27; Athletic Asso. ' 25- ' 27. “Whose little body lodged a mighty mind.” SAMUEL WILEY Sam”—Entered ' 23, Latin; Hi-Y ’24- ' 27 (Vice Pres. ’26- ' 27); Marshal ' 26; Athletic Asso. ’25- ' 27; Debating Club ’25-’27 (Reporter ’26-’27); Ticket Manager Senior Carnival ' 27; Triangular Debater ' 26- ' 27; Editor in Chief Echo and Annual; Pres. National Honor Society ' 26-’27. Of me you may write in the blackest ink;’ ' I say what I mean and I know what I think ' .” MARGARET WORKMAN Peggie Entered ' 23, Science; Associate Edi¬ tor Echo ’26-’27. “The girl who wins is the girl who works, The girl who toils while the next one shirks.” MARY CATHERINE WEST “Tommy”—Entered ' 25, Science; Girl Re¬ serves ’25- ' 27; Dramatic Club ’26-’27; Chief Marshal ' 26; Treas. Senior Class ' 27; Asst. Busi¬ ness Mgr. Echo” ' 25 - ' 26; Advertising Mgr. ’26-’27; Girlss Council ' 25; Athletic Asso. ' 25-’27; Asst. Cheer Leader ’27. “Hoy-day, what a sweep of vanity comes this way!”