Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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TCUO PAGE 22 YEAR 1929 VIOLA IIOFFNEK Entered ’25 ; Home Economics Course; Glee Club ’26-’29 ; “Gypsy Rover” ; Novelty Art Club ’28-’29. Viola is a quiet girl who has very little to say. However when you need some one to help you, she is always willing ' and anxious. Boy- den Hi will certainly miss you, Viola! EDITH IIOLSHOUSER Entered ’25 ; Home Economics Course ; Class Basket Ball ’2(i-’27 ; Vars ' ty Basket Ball ’28 -’29 ; Varsity Base Ball ’28-’29, Manager Base Ball ’28-’29 ; Treasurer Home Room ’25-’26 ; Secretary Home Room ’27-’29 ; Triangular Debating Team ’28-’29 ; Girl Reserves ’25-’29 ; Debating Club ’28-’29 ; Home Economics Club ’27-’28 ; Monogram Club ’28-’29 ; Marshal ’27- 28; Big Sister ’28-’29 ; Girl’s League ’28-’29. Happy, thoughtful, and kind to everyone is Edith. No one girl has ever won more friends than she. She likes the great out-of- dcors, and is always in for any k nd of sport. Ingenious at all times, she is rarely at a loss as what to do in any situation. Our best wishes go with her. HERBERT HOOVER Entered ’25 ; Latin Course; Debating Club ’27-’28 ; Latin Club ’28-’29 ; Dramatic Club ’28-’29 ; Member of Cheerio Club ’29 ; Member of Athletic Associat on ; Store-keeper ’28-’29. Herbert, like the famous man with whom he shares his name, is a quiet though bril¬ liant student. When exams come “Herb” is usually at home enjoying a little vacation. We envy him and his ability to make high marks. Though he is a little bashful around the girls he is liked by all. FRANK IRVIN Entered ’25 ; Science Course; Hi-Y ’26-’29 , President ’29 ; C-Y Science Club ’28-’29, Vice- President ’28 ; Varsity Base Ball ’26-’29, Mana¬ ger ; Varsity Basket Ball ’26-’27 ; Midget Foot¬ ball ’27-’28 ; Midget Basket Ball ’27-’29, Captain ’29 ; Home Room Vice-President ’28 ; Aviation Club ’29 ; Athletic Association ’25-’29 ; Home Room Cheer Leader ’28 ; Most talkative Senior ’29. Ladies and Gentlemen, Behold ! Frank hails from the west side—taking a great interest in arguing at class meetings. He will proba¬ bly go into politics. Frank is one of the most popular members of the senior class, upright, selfreliant, plain, and outspoken. Good luck to you, “Tootles”, may you pick a Georgia Peach ! BEATRICE JENNINGS Entered ’25 ; Latin Course; Girls’ Council ’25-’26 ; Girl Reserves ’27-’29 ; French Club ’27 ; Home Economics Club ’26-’28 ; Dramatic Club ’28 ; President Home Room ’25 : Secretary Home Room ’26-’27 ; Big S. ' ster ’28-’29 ; Girl’s League ’29 ; Secretary Student Council ’28-’29. Beatrice is the kind of girl who works hard when she works and plays hard when she plays. She ranks well in all her classes and is popular with teachers and students. Any college may be glad to get her.

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YEAR 1929 f ECHO PAGE 21 ERNEST HARVIEE Entered ’25; Science Course; Aviation Club ’29. Ernest is one of our exceptions as a student. Although he is quiet and tends to his own business, he takes time to get around among his friends and enjoy life. Here’s hoping that good fortune will not only follow him all his life, but that it will also be his constant companion. BUNNY HELMS E ntered ’25; General Course; Girl Reserves ’25-’29, Secretary ’26 ; Echo Reporter ’25 : Class Basket Ball ’27 ; Hockey Team ’28 ; Chief Marshal ' 28; Dramatic Club ’27-’28 ; Vice- President Girl’s League ’29 ; Big Sister ’29 ; Cheerio Club ’29 ; Athletic Association ’26-’29 ; French Club ’29 ; Senior Carnival ’27 ; Girl’s Council ’26. Well, here we have the “littlest” of all our class, but she is certainly mighty “talkative” to be so small. She is a friend to each and every one (especially the boys). Her “Mar- mon” hauls a lot of folks to and from school and it will surely be missed. Here’s to you. Bunny ! LUCILLE HENDRIX Entered ’25 ; Home Economics Course ; Home Economics Club ’26-’27 ; Nurses’ Club ’27 ; Vice Chairman Home Room ’27 ; Music Club ’29. Lucille is one of our quiet easy-going seniors. She has a s weet disposition and is a friend in need. Lucille has a quaint way of keeping quiet when others cannot. Surely success will always fall on her pathway. MILDRED HINSON Entered ’25; General Course; Dramatic Club ’26-’29; Girl Reserves ’25-’29, Vice-President ’27-’29 ; President Latin Club ’27 ; Home Room Banker ’29 ; Big Sister ’27-’29 ; Girl’s League ’29. “She is ever reaching upward” Mildred is one of our prettiest, most dignified girls. Although she is dignified it does not keep her from being a good sport in work and play. Mildred has high ideals and she always tries to reach a higher goal which will eventually yield its prize. CLIFFORD HODGE Entered ’26 ; Science Course : Football ’26-’29 ; Track ’26-’29. Captain ’27-’29 ; Basket Ball ’27-’29 ; Home Room Chairman ’27-’28 ; Student Council ’27-’28 ; S’thlete Club ’26-’28, Vice- President ’28-’29 ; Aviation Club ’29. “Hodge” is one of our best athletes whom we are proud to claim. We are also proud of him for the good work he did in the Senior Carnival -without his help it would never have been put across so successfully. Although he likes to sleep on class, he has not gone to school in vain. We wish you success.

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YEAR 1929 ECUO PAGE 23 HUGH JULIAN Entered ’23 ; Science Course; Member Foot¬ ball team ’25-’28 ; President Boy’s Glee Club ’28 ; Glee Club ’29 ; Vice-President Home Room ' 28 ; Aviation Club ’29 ; Music Club ’29. Hugh’s heart is d vided between two inter¬ ests: athletics and a certain sophomore. He is a good sport and loves nothing better than a good time. Although he takes the maximum number of steps to complete the minimum amount of work, no one can say he is a s acker; therefore, we shall all go up to receive our diplomas together. MARGARET PRESTON KIRK Entered ’25; Latin Course; Girl Reserves ’25 ; House Keeping Committee ’26-’27 ; Glee Club ’28; Flower Committee ’27-’28 ; Program Committee ’27-’29 ; Big Sister ’28-’29 ; Vice- President French Club 28 ; Music Club ’28-’29 ; Girl’s League ’29 ; Pianist for Girl’s League ’29. Most dignified girl is Margaret Kirk, Who spends her time at work ; And understands all the need In striving to succeed She has the wishes of a bird. Singing melodies which are heard, For the joy of the best And an everlasting success. ETHEL KIRKMAN Entered ' 27; Science Course; Secretary and Treasurer ’27-’28 Girl Reserves; Big Sister ’28; Girl’s League ’28-’29. A quiet, winning, attractive way—that’s Ethel. She has a quiet disposition, which gives to her a charm of character. She stands firm against the odds of school life, cheer¬ fully awaiting the outcome. She possesses a cheery disposition and ability that spells success. Every consideration grants to her a splendid future. MARY KEPLEY Entered ’25; Latin Course; Home Econo- mcs Club ’26-’29; Nurses’ Club ’28-’29 ; Civic Committee ’28-’29 ; Girls’ League ’28-’29. “A flower born to blush unseen.” Mary has a sweet personality, but one has to know her to like her. She is so shy and re¬ tiring that few have learned her real value. Mary has also made a success in her Latin Course. RUTH KESLER Entered ‘25 ; General Course; Glee Club ’27-’28 ; Girl Reserves ’28-’29 ; Class Volley Ball team ’27-’28 ; Dramatic Club ’27-’28 : Class Basket Ball team ’29 ; “Gypsy Rover” ’28 ; Cheerio Club ’29 ; Athletic Association ’28-’29 ; Baseball ’28. “Small of stature, but magnetic of personality” Ruth is one of those quiet, sedate seniors who says little but thinks much. Ruth’s high school record proves that she has been a good student and. if she begins her life work with the same undying energy, she will undoubtedly win success.