Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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YEAR 1929 ■ECHO PAGE 2 5 ELIZABETH EUGENIA LEONARD Entered ’24 : Latin Course; Girl Reserves 24-’26 ; Glee Club ’25-’28 ; Gypsy Rover ’28. Her mother must have taught her that child¬ ren should be seen and not heard.” When you get Elizabeth ' s friendship, though, you are indeed a wealthy person. She is loving and kind ; has high ideals ; and is an extrem¬ ely sympathetic individual. She doesn’t de¬ mand much either- -just a little love. EUGENIA LINK Entered ’25 ; Latin Course; Girl Reserves ’25-’29 ; Rig Sister ’28-’29 ; Secretary and Treas¬ urer French Club ' 29 ; Senior Dramatic Club ’28- 29 : Music Club ’28-’29 ; Chairman Room Committee ’25-’26 : Girl ' s Camp Fire ’27-’29 ; Program Committee ’26-’27 : Glee Club ’27-’28 ; Cheerio Club ’28-’29 ; Athletic Association 25-’29. Eugenia is truly one of the most lovable girls in the sen ' or class. Her ever-ready smile and charming personality will be greatly miss¬ ed. As to what she intends to do in the fu¬ ture. we do not know ; but whatever it is. we are sure it will be worth while and that she will meet with success. LUCY ROSE LINN Entered ’25: Latin Course: Girl Reserves 25-’29, Treasurer ’29: Cass Basket Ball ’25-’27 ; Class Volley Ball ’25-’27 : Varsity Hockey ’2H-’28 ; Debating Club ' 27-’28 ; Dramatic Club ’27-’29 : Girl’s League ’29 ; Big Sister ’28-’29 : Banker ’28-’29 : Latin Club ’28-’29 ; Marshal ’28 ; Asst. Librarian ’28-’29. All’s well that ends well”, so we have to admit that Lucy’s four year s at B. H. S. were successful. Lucy is here one minute and there the next, and probably this accounts for her being our most popular girl. She is a girl that we admire most sincerely, and one who will never be forgotten. RALPH LIPPARI) Entered ’25; Science Course; Vice-President of Camera Club ' 27-’28 ; President Senior Science C-Y ) Club ’28; President Aviation Club ’29 : Confessional” ’29 ; Mask and Wig Club” ’28-’29. His only fault is he has no fault.” Ralph” looks after his own affairs and doesn’t say much except what is worth while. He is very punctual in his habits, which are above reproach. Ralph is courteous to every¬ body. and has been especially rewarded by excellent marks on all his studies. He is the kind of fellow that adds to his school. JEAN LYERLY Entered ’25 ; Latin Course: Secretary and Treasurer Literary Club ’25-’26 ; Class Chair¬ man ’25-’26 ; Chairman of Traffic Committee ' 28-’29 : Latin Club ’28-’29 : Music Club ’28 -’29 : Glee Club ’2S-’29 ; Dramatic Club ’27-’28 ; Athletic Association ’25-’26. Rarely do we find a young lady like this one. Jean’s great warm heart has won her many friends. She has shown herself to be a hard worker and an all-round good sport. All our best wishes follow her, and we are sure that a brilliant career is in store for her.

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PAGE 24 ' ECHO YEAR 1929 JANE KLUTTZ Entered ’25; General Course; Girl Reserves ’26-’29 ; Dramatic Club ’26-’29 ; Debating: Club ’27-’28 ; Chairman Program Committee Senior Class ' 29; Jr. Student Council Representative ’28 : National Honor Society ’28-’29, President National Honor Society ’29 ; Student Council Assembly Committee ’29 ; Big: Sister ’29 ; Play “Seventeen” ' 28 ; Basket Ball ’27 ; Athletic Association 2G-’29 ; Cheerio Club ’29. Jane is rightly one of the most attractive girls in Boyden High. Her pleasant smile is a characteristic which we all admire. Through her lovable disposition and good work, she has become a favorite with both students and faculty. PRESTON LEMLY Entered ’25; Latin Course; Midget Basket Ball ’28-’29 ; President Poetry Club ’29 ; Radio Club ’29. When it comes to writing poems, Preston knows how. But that isn’t the only thing he can do. He is good in all his school work, especially Math. We are sure Preston will in future years be a great poet that North Caro¬ lina can be proud of. Wc wish you much success ! THELMA LEMLY Entered ’24 ; Home Economics Course ; Home Economics Club ’27-’28. Thelma is one who has never taken life too seriously. She is very sociable and has many friends. Although Thelma doesn’t care about study.ng, she is a good sport and one who can smile when everything goes dead wrong. JANET LENTZ Entered ’24; General Course; Girl Reserves ’25-’28 ; Echo Staff ’29 ; Dramatic Club ’28 ; Hockey Team ‘28 ; Home Room Chairman ’26 ; Cheerio Club ’29 : Girl’s League ’29 ; Program Committee Jr. Class ’28. Janet is one of the finest girls in our school. She is very witty and has a pleasing way about her that has won for her many friends through¬ out the school. We cannot think of Janet without calling to mind the many good traits that make up her character. She is a depend¬ able and trustworthy friend. MARGARET LENTZ Entered ’25 : General Course ; Chairman Home Room ’26 : Girl Reserves ’25-’26 ; Junior Dra¬ matic Club ’25-’27 ; Echo Reporter ’25-’26 ; Class Basket Ball ’26-’27 ; Volley Ball ’26-’27 ; Varsity Hockey ’27-’28 ; Class Basket Ball ’27-’28 ; Senior Dramatic Club ' 27-’29 ; Senior Carnival ’28 ; Manager Hockey Team ’28 ; Member Spanish Club ’28-’29 ; In “Only Me” cast; Cheerio Club; Senior Cheer Leader ’28 -’29. Hails from Mt. Pleasant, N. C., Margaret, known among her friends by the dignified name of “Mag”, is truly one of those persons whom one, on better aquaintance, grows to like immensely. Nature made her what she is and destroyed the pattern—there is no one else like her. Margaret will undoubtedly make a great success of whatever she chooses for her life work, for she is blessed by that subtlety known as personality.

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PAGE 26 ECHO YEAR 1929 JOE LYERLY Entered ”24 ; Science Course; Radio Club ’24-’25 ; Track ’26 ; C. Why Science Club ’28-‘29, Secretary and Treasurer ’28-’29 ; Aviation Club ’29 ; Secretary Junior Class ”26-’27 ; Track ’29 ; Hi-Y Club ’25-’29, Secretary and Treas¬ urer ’28-’29 ; A thletic Association ’24-’29, “Little but Loud.” Joe is of small statue but, nevertheless, he makes plenty of noise. His greatest pleasure is in picking at the girls. What would Joe do without Fay? We often wonder. He is liked by everyone and we know some college will be proud to claim him. ROBERT LYERLY Entered ’25 ; Science Course; Science Club ’28-’29 ; Aviation Club ’29. A man of real worth is always appreciated and Robert is. We cannot say, however, that the lad has been a great social hit during his high school days on account of the quietness he has practiced : you never know he is around unless you see him. We do not know what to p r edict for him when he leaves here, but we are sure that he will succeed. THOMAS MASHBURN Entered ’25; Latin Course; Debating Club ’2G-’28 ; Home Room Chairman ; Triangular Debater ’28-’29 ; Rad o Club ’28-’29; Cast “Only Me” ; Class Historian ; Hi-Y Member ’28-’29. “Bid me discourse, I w ' ll enchant your ears.” “Tommy” is a debater of no mean ability. However, his popularity does not depend wholly on a “Lot of wind” for he is a charming fellow and is well liked for his easy going dispes tion. ELIZABETH McCALL Entered ’24 ; General Course; Girl Reserves 24-’28; Glee Club ’28-’29 ; “Gypsy Rover” ’27; French Club ’27 ; Cheerio Club ’29 ; Big Sister ’28-’29 ; Music Club ’28 ; Athletic Association ’27-’29. “Memories of such a friend as she brightens thoughts of days gone by.” “Lib’s” sweet quiet nature has won for her many friends. She is one of the seniors who upholds the dignity of our class, but she’s lots of fun too, when it’s time for fun. RUTH McCRARY Entered ’25; Home Economics Course; Home Room Secretary ’27 ; Tumbling Club ’28 ; Glee Club ’27-’28 ; Home Economics Club ’26-’27 ; Nurses’ Club ’28-’29 ; Traffic Member ’28 ; Civic Committee 28-’29 ; Girl’s League ’29. Ruth is a girl who always gives you a cheery greeting when you meet her. She is good natured, dependable, and nearly always suc¬ cessful at any thing she undertakes. Ruth has also been a valuable member of the Jour¬ nalism class this year. “She is the kind of girl you like to know, and a friend you Jdke to have.”