Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1933 volume:

Z 4, MSM AM WN MM W M W9 W Wifjfgfff Q W W Rf 91 f T DX M5wf X R n A .QN I W g My M XFX' Y Mfg! -,Eff- --I MFI- MM Q- mph ' LL WW .A 2 ' ff VN ' N 3 -,LM-I -4 7 ' C3EIfjf'UW , 1 fgg'5Q,aE A Y l Prjutezl by N E ' ROWAN PmN1f1Ng: COM1-ANY x ' ' Elzgrafuednby' A 9 V CHARLOTTE ENGKAVING COMPANY 1 .1' Vifflf ,.f-N 0 4 fs s M X X OPYRIGI-IT FRANCES FOIL zgcliioz' JOSEPHINE KLUTZ Business 77Zgz1 ' 1933 Ml fvjffgafflfyfxly fwff gf uf,-,D !fM6 Q c. arms: My AW K W Ng w , f yjzfi ' + 1- H. .: 6'1 s,-'!fJ'.' 'V' am, . REWO RD ,L The key has clicked-the portals of this W07Zd81'ldl2ll in which -we have so- jouraeal for four years have slowly swung together-the -resozt1m7i1zg clang still echoes a fter as as we werza' our 'way forzuawl to face the realities of the years. Ours are beautiful 111e11zories of mer- ry, sowowfu-l, youthful :lays-never to he experiefzcecl again as the hu1'1'yi1zg seasolzs unfold themselves. Yet, if one sweet echo is hrought to life as our alim- 'llllllg eyes clrivzlz in these time-yello1vect pages-then, and only then, shall the PL ,X-'ix ultimate goal of the staff of '33 he at- X tained. x N-. xg v ,ff ',??gl,r 42Lg:.'rf: 0 Wy. .1 ll fpv . .- , 'N-X 1' my-MP9 ff' v'v' sa- - 7? psn kff g kbp! li -'I xc!! ' J I' fl ' .-,-1' lil' gall' I' : Alice ia XWomlerla1zrl elzchazztmefzt rlirl final Amt wofzelers unhearcl of-there were a million laimls! Yet none were so marvelozzs or half so clear As those which on these pages appear. In one cortege of splerzzltal array Comes faculty, seniors, alzrl the class play. Behold! stazzrl hy! watch them pass- Izmior, Sophomore, Fresh-marz class. Now flip the pages and you will see The staff, activities, and sports of '33. As Alice's arlverztztres have lived through the ages, Thus we hope will survive these pages! JNW4 QE r ,. .Lx x id T X! , 355, . ! fl' xi!!! 's14T?i?ko'2P fig W .' fl! I 3.1 tr. ul. f- P' .JL Llx-I C 4 5-'A l ': '--'J -'L:',,Y,3'i,T 'ff . :Aj ',i.G 1' ffttimxd Z - ' 1, .- M s ., --,Y . .. - v. ,. ,A . -Y , . , cl T E ' A , s 1 1 1 P rl ,. I -,'d g 1 V I fl c Q. vi 'w I 'LL IK xx gg.-i . ,gg -, 'iz-s'L5fiF9L5g1lf4 ef'wizg5f4f:i:1v4 ' L- '2-f'iLfJl3w-Q Amhii DEDICATED To Miss Margaret jackson, our beloved class aclviser, for ber wise counsel, 1ze1Jer-ending ser- vices, mul jmfimzt ZL7Il16'l'S1flZ7fdiIZg. FY' ,Q ' ' 1:-'w.'i -4 I 2 L.-...g1 g'L ,Tfhi f . K L 1 iii? M711 mb' ' ref f3..,r??f ff 5' 3 ff-' UL - Q-itiflizi E 1 I HJ, ' k1 iT.,-is,nsT-iliiim -Tiif-if-fTfQE35aVTism'QQ gmiigg 'J . . , , ' ' nf W ' 1 V 2 ..1, A ' 'VN P, ff! M Er' r' . ,J 1 Sq V VJ ' M a Wt W 'N 3: W r J? 1 gn Q PJ 1 M31 4 7 viii 5 re 23 E S W if ii Q! 11 1. E-3 - M DEDICATED To Mr. Gorclozz Ashby Kirkland, our highly eszfecwnerl Conch rmd teacher, whose rmlimitefl knowledge and efforts in the field of sports have wer led us to victory. F52-gff Q fra -ff- mw U QQ r . X fr. Qf.,'-E . M' If- ll,.'ligPn,. Q H '11 -:MFL Q WL. 41 W 5 h. To you, Senior -nmscot, we take off our hat, Yozfve led '33 through this thi-ng and thzztg Though Alice in W7o1zde1'la1zd doth reign SZtp7'L 77Zf?, Of our hearts, fnmscot, you only are ki-ng! ! 1 a ji ,K u XX X-. f. P R X X C L A S S fe- S ,J R f X in . + T KW ,ffizi '51 N rf' f L 'f-3. -MXNR, 1 Et:-S --- f- fm .- . -.LA -T. . C... . A f K -I . A QA., . . ,I , . ,. - f -- ' - Sin . 3:1 I . fa ,-V' FACULTY , J. H. KNOX LUCIA B. ABLE OLETA BILLINGSLEY CI-IARLES C. BOGER LENA RIVERS BOLEY ....,.,. ,.,..4-. XJ' ' P1149 MARY LILY CATE LOUISE GOEORTI-I PAULINE HARRIS MARGARET JACKSON ALIENE JOHNSON EVA BULLOOK F. A. JONES J. W. BYERS J. C. JONES HATTIE CAlVIP1g:?.LL . J. R. JONES J G. A. KIRKLAND J A J .a 8 Z? .. 5, J Ev , H l , 1-, 'Ml . Z V IE, fax, . I .L 2 f- im? el , wx fi W9 J' fQ.?2ZQ'7H'J'j, N, -ELWQE 5 1 ' -f f,.A'Z-7.410----...,,.,n-M.-A Q'-rdf' GY!-2I i-ufl'rll11I, X XX,a:2v:'r-WM..-w ALB if WI A 1 I y I L1 fr Im Af .-L...-. ,,-L FACULT JULIA GROVES HESTA KILCHIN L' MELVA LEGETTE LURAY LEWIS META LILEs gf' MABLEL LIPPARD C. E. LOMAN FRANCES MARSH EMMA MARSTON JOHN WINKS pictures! ESTHER GSTEEN CAROLINE POWELL SARAH C. RICE LOUISE ROTHA KATHERINE SHIELDS FRANCES SPRATT JESSIE P. THOMPSON DORRIE LEE XVELLS I L CATHERINE WHITENER wx f'7' J A .--L L, ,, - I. ..- 1. I, 1 J X A pfgygg ,mx I fo W3 111 .W O Q , O eeeee L, L Nj A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS :Vi -1 'QIIE J 1 L Q- 9, 11 x I to NELL CHOATE ------- Presiclemf MARGAIKET THOMASON - Vice President CATHERINE BRINGLE Secretary GERTRUDE THOMPSON Treasurer CLASS DAY OFFICERS JAMES WOODSON ----- Lawyer JOY GRIGSBY - - Poet CAROLINE LAUCHMAN Hiszforiavz BILL CORNELISON Sifztiszficiaz-z NELL CHOATE 'Prophet ge 'BI' I EQ I 4 v3.7 - . If A X I. I A 'I .gff3!V! 'HIl?R X ,mfg 52 H 9 l ,,,--..f-Q ' M IX v..O,L ,ALLE-WGAA-QXXQI' 9 ij I If 'W' 'vzaw' .I ' I 155' ' I l rf 5 l l 4 EDVUIN AARON Shade: of Hamlet, wha. that, a circus in town? N it's only one inimitnl clown! Entered' '2S: General.: Cro 1 Country Track Team: Drama Club: Stunt Night. Pep-viuaeitgf MABEL .ALBRIGI-IT A veritahle Peter Panf' 1 Entered '29: General: Glee C '32-'33: Inter-class Basketball 'Q '32. MARY ANDERSON True merit, like a river, t. deeper it is the less noise nzelaesf' Entered '29: 'Generalg Latin l '29-'30: Poetry Club '31, Ulm ELEANOR AYR-ES Her air, her manners, Il who saw azlnzirecl, Co nite! , though roy, and ge: lc reti1'en'. l Entered '29: Ge ' if e'. 5 R. '30: Chr. Prog. rxfm. '29-'30: Welfare C H. . '3 Social' Comm. H. 23. 8 1 BRYCE BARGER Wit and humor belong genius alone. '29-'30' Chr. H. R. '30' Travel Cl '31-'32: Soph. Debating '30- Echo Staff '32-'33: Color D Comm. '32. N Entered '29: Latin: Man. Ai . . ,E Qi RACHEL Ams As rlynmnic ami ilzisehievous as the March win1ls-sweep- ing even zz football player off his feet. lActivities in Winston-Salem High School! Entered '29': General: Varsity Hockey: Dramatic Club: B N Class Basketball: Class Soccer: G. Reserves. Ei .S N Q ir X WYLLIS ALBliIGHT ivy CNS . A 'R X After the manner of grmt Rl- uzeu, he thinks I1 lot and so 7-Tliqx .myx little. 'N Entered '29: General. gM,,Jl.J -4 fww i - B -ULA1-1 ARMISTEAD .ff---0' I l Full of laughter, full of pep, Never still, that's her rep. Entered '29: Latin: G. Reserves '29-'32: Member Perm. Comm. '31- '32: Chr. Welfare Comm. '31: Social Chr. '32: Home Ee. Club we-1. l ,291 Ol -'W' LQ . DELL BAITW ,..- 1 . X X zlas Jing young shiek who playx the itinerant Romeo to all the fair juliets in the state. Entered '29: Latin: Man. Arts '30: Science Club '30: Football '32: Echo Staff '32-'33: Senior Play: Poetry Club '30-'31: Travel Club '31-'32: Color Day: Radio Club: Stunt Night: Mfrr. Selwyn 'Magician Show: Point System Comm. GILMER BARBER Anal thix, folks, ix one of the best baseball pitchers in this part of the country. Entered '29: Seience: Orchestra '29-'31: Chr. H. R. '29: Radio Re- vue '33: Art Club '30-'31: Science Club '29-30: Music Contest '30-'31: Math 'Club '30f'3l. M7505 . TD' .itat X 3 3 ' f ll W l13l 1 - W X yy, '29: Sec.-Trcas. H. R. '30: Sec. will wp. 4 I .... , r,. ,f S. --.N . fr 73 fy fe ff: ..:-- v. . xr X. X' 1 A .. , L.: M, u Kim.: Im, it S MAIKGARET BARRINGER I would he 'very sau' I say, If I should failnfo get an 'A . Entered '2El: General: G. Reserves '20-'31: Chr. H. R. Comm. '31: Chr. Social Comm. '2!l. f-KYUI I . I RY ELIZABETH BEAVER 'Simple and 'lllOlll!Sf deport- vnent hernlzl the golflen -rninrl and nohlc' character. Entered '29: Latin: Banker '29- '30: Prnetor Lntin Club '30-'31: Chr. H. R. '30-'8l: Chr. Program Comm. '32: Traffic Comm. '32-'33: Color Day Comm. '32: Color Day Play '33: Operettu '3U: Echo Staff '32: Basketball '30-331: Nat. Honor Society '33: Sec. H. R. '33: Dra- matic Club '30. PIARVIEY BERNHARDT ' Literully he's one of the biggest boys on the campus men-tally and physically. A lzig boy with a big heart. Entered '20: Science: V. Chr. H. Sonh. Clnss: Sec. Jr. Class: Travel Club '31-'32: Chr. Program Comm. '32: Pres. Math. Club '31: Radio Club '30: Sec.-Trans. H. R. '31. MAIKY EVELYN BRADLEY She puclu her troubles in a hox, sitx on the lizl anzl laughs. Entered '29: General: G. Reserves '29f'31: Nature Club '30-l31: Ath. Mrrr. 253. HENRY BROCKINAAN An anlent lnember of the high school hand-may you never finrl a rlixeorzl in the orchestra of lifef, Entered '28: Science: Music and Cheerio Clubs '28-'20: Commercial Club '29-'30: Travel Club '30-'31: Hi-Y '29-'31: OFChCStPll and Band '28-'33: Glce Club '32: Band Em- blem Club '33: Library Asst. '32- '33: Oncrettn '33. j f . fl .ff ij ., hy -x 65 .. BURNS B AVER This hurutsonzegpeehzggz iffy,- swers to the name of 'COTlZ.jl,, and he's a eorlcing good fel- low-exeelling on the grizl- iron and basketball eonrtf, Entered '29: General: Chr. H. R. '30-'32: Pres. Soph. Class '31: De- bating '31: V. Chr. H. R. ,315 Pres. Jr. Class '32: Football '31-'32: Student Council '30-'31 : Pres. Fresh. Debating Club. Von.s BECK Stl'ong-vrzlnselezl, tanned hy many suns, full of a buoyant love of urlfuentn're. Entered '29: Science: Math. Club '30-'31: Program Comm. H. R. 'BZZ Social Comm. H. R. '31: Man. Art Club '31: Citizenship Comm. H. R. '32. JAMES BOGLE In whatever field finz invests his life, we are sure he will reap iz golden harvest. Entered '29: General: H. R. Chr. '29: Midget Basketball '30-'31: Glee Club '32: H. R. Ath. Mgr. '30, 4.5 In thrq vzzeifgyklztgl? u Iss rl uellli-Hifi spirits of n1Yelli- suv' Entered 2 'parm Praetor Latin Club 30 ramatlc Club 9: Sec Treas H R 32 Basketball 30 Echo Staff 3 Traffic Comm. 32- 33' National onor Soclety 32- 33' Debating Club 29' Color Day umm. 3 : Color Day Play 32: peretta 30: Managing Editor n- nual Staff 33: Secqnsenior Glas' 32-'33: Prog'am . . - g' e '33. j fb' CATHEIRINE BRINQIEE, 5 ,,A he 1 .x iz. , L I C . '. ,' . ,' .E L genre, perso11al1tQ1,'2g251,?lolue. 1' ,I l lf' u ' . 9151 -' ,2 .- 1 . . R in 5, ' I . C ' ' 2 ' ' o ' V A y V' KUJZPTC .-.Z FRANCQASJBUTLER ,QT fflffflbfj, My lady here is fond of fun. Her mirth anal smile 'make this lmhhle of life worth while. ' ' Entered '28: General:-Debating Club '30: Home Ee. Club '30. AD ,..w.:, ,--HX -A f . .' f K mr., ffl Gil rif5iJHf'll'9- X. 'w M .4 fQj3,L -f -N--1. .. M727-'j:,.!411lil. 'lg --:Q-..:,zv-'Jw kfinwhj ' 'lil . ff: ' 14' X xr, if l14l ,V w -.1.:...j.- ..-,.-. l XXX , .. , jk, I l ,li I AZ. X. ., , H A AH N1 H RUTH CAM1? NELLIE CARTER As snafwpy and bright as a . rr . Collegiate ff1iW,.,iwifb H E V As plainly and zlclicatc as a . . ' ., ' , ' J: rattling capacity equally as , WJ' MHC' U'0lf'f- , 6l1.fL'l'f!ll17f11g.,, r 1-'Engred '2S: Home Eu.: Home E d .2 3 L - , - , uc. ub: Debating Club '29-'30: ,ziointiflgzetrygclustlllgb-g1:Re,i.i,:xE5 ylilixnker '303 Sec.-Treas. H. Club '30-'31: Traffic Comm. '32- ' ' ' '33: Echo Reporter '33: Chr. Wel- fare Comm. '31: Sr. Class Day Play ' 'ssg Most Talkative '33, 2 l FLETCHER CAUBLE j CHARLES CHASE HDL'fC'l'17Zi71tIti011, L'011SiS1lU'lZCjl 3 HY I. I . of effort, a strong will power I AP0y? f 5 WZ aflffsfffi -elements of success which n7 '3', am' 7mf'7c5j ea' 5015 be P.0sm,xMs',, zany you far in tae war rl. Entered '29g General: Prog. Entered '29: General: Science Comm. '29-'31g Man. Art Club '0: Club '30: Art Club '31: Midget Social Comm. '31: Chr. H. R. '31g Basketball '30: Varsity Basketball 5 Nature Clubg Radio Club '29, I 54 21533: Football '32-'33: Sec. H. R.: ' QACQ, t . Mgr. H. R.: S'thlete Club '31- CGJ' WELL C, ATE ' ':s2g '-Most Original pq-v-JY W .e1.fc'?Eii'lf ,a wi y fl, a girl so full of fun, a stndions girl, a carefree girl, a thons- MAX CLARK and girls in one. ' . Entered '29: Latin: Student A little nonsense now and Council '29-'33g Chr. H. R. '30: ffggn Pres. G. Reserves '31: Pres.-Sec.- , ' , H Treas. G. League '32-'sag Marshal A ls relished hy the wisest men. '32: Echo Staff '32: Pres. Sr. Class '32-'337 OIJETGWUZHC R'21fli0 Review Entered '29g Latin: Echo Report- '33: Class Day Prophet '33: BeSt- T er I-I. R. '29: Sec. H. R. '31: Bank- All-Round '33: Most Paul:-xr '33: gr H, R, '32, Nat. Honor Society '32-'33. BILL CORNELISON ff ' li. o1ft ' 11 a- l Tas Cilb up ei s ein 1 LORENE CROOKE cnlar boasts of a fancy line which he dishes ont in gen- 1 Variety Icimls L'nchant11ze11t crons hel Jin fs--es' eciall 1 to 5 . -'non fh saizl when 3 makin , 3 3 the girlsf' of L0l'C1IL'.v Entered '2S: General: Midget , g I Football '28: Mgr. Varsity Football . C Entereg ig' ,2cg'qge!:uldI Welfare '29g Varsity Football '31-'32: Mid- ' Comm' H' '1321 Car' Social get Basketball '28: Capt. Basketball Comm' H' R 09575 ' T' Prog' '31: Varsity Basketball 'ao-'azz ' Umm- - ' - S'thlete Club '29-'33: Sports Editor Q Annual '33: Statistician '33: Most Literary '339 Echo Staff '32-'33. ' RACHEL Cl1OXY'DER ' MAXIE CUPJ-FE ,, . . . PTCCIOILX thin s Colne in ' . . . . g , His lim' with the women is small packages-gee, I in glad . h . I '. . , , ,, ' a sn-rc fire 111 opositzon. I nz little. A g H , . , ares to more and hetter Entered 'ZEJQ Latin: V. Chr. H. X , . ,, R, '29-'30g G, .ReservesC'29-'31g Sec. V 100ll.ll7g COIIQUUSIIS, MOXlC'- H. R. '32: Poetry lub '31-'32: , ECHO Rfellvrtel' H- ROOHI '31i Sflpial Entered '29: General: Poster Club Comm. I-I. R. '31g Cutest Girl '29: Midget Basketball '31: H. R. '33. ' Banker f31g.Baseball '31-'32. ' VEZY. ?g2i3f A u 9 of Ngyvlf' ' 3 3 L- In X J W 'I llfl -sv , l .ff-Y-Ne-, .7 . . , ,. ,.. . . fe. k--nigga.. ff lib if lsfl H4211 -W. of N qi: K? '---...auf-f' X ' -' '-J ' -J ,, ' . '-lf.-gf' Qi-Y-.lj :EDWARD DANIELS Au honorable 111a1z will al- ways return any kiss, That be takes against a wo- ,11u111's 1uislJ. . Entered '28: General: Pres. H. R. '2S: Cheerleader Fresh. und! Jr. Classes '28-'30: School Cheerleader- '31-'32: Sec. Jr. Class '31: Pres. H. R. 752: Student Council '32-'33Z !Radio Club '2Sg French and Latin Clubs '28-'29: Wrestlimr '31: Foot- ball ' 8332: Truck '28: Stunt Nilrht 5 32' Cla 5.132131 Play '33. li fare is my fortune' cr fl be flue motto o this fair mairleii. ' - W . 1 ouls- -Al. L52 U f Entered '29: General: Sec. H. R.: Treas. II. Room: V. Pres. H. R.: Miss Boyden Hixrl1 '33. REBA EA-one close your eyes, aful you 1111131 sec This sturlious maid, with book on lame. 1 Entered '29':' Lutin: G. Reserves '29-'30: G. Council Mem. '30: Sec. H. R. '31': Poetry Club '30-'31: Onerettn '30: Echo Stuff '32-'33: Most Scholarly '33: State Latin Contest '31: Class Dny Comm. '33. I T1'lELNl'A ELLER It is tranquil 1u'oj1.'e who !lCC0771lIll.Yb '11z11cb. Entered '2U: General: Chorus Contest Til: Prosrram Ccinxn. '31. CAIRI. FINR Cute blomles are bis weak- nessg yet bis many strong qualities 0'ucr.sl7arlo'zv this vui- uor fault. Entered '2lJ: Lntin: Sec. Drama- tic Club '29: Chr. Permanent Comm. '30-'31: Nature Club '30- '3l: Cnlendur Comm. '29-'3D: Chief Marshal '32: Senior Play '33: Hi-Y gan!! '32-'33: Sec. Student Body '32- l sv .swim JANE DAVIS A c'o1'11er of every heart she has won, with ber u1zass1u1z- ing wiiisomeiiessf' Entered '29: Latin: G. Reserves '29-'32: Sec. H. R. '30: Annual Staff '33: Treas. Poetry Club: G. Athlg Mgr.: Egho Staff '32-'33g Art Clu . HAXRRY DUTTQN , A better sport coulrl never be found .mul 079, for his power with the weaker sex! Entered' '29: General: Football '29-'32: Chr. Citizenship Comm.: Basel:-all '2El4'32: H. R. Comm. '29l7 Cheer Leader '31. J? LUCILLE ELLER W'illi1zg worker full of '11zi1'tb, Wfe need more like this on earth. i Entered .'29 :,,,L:1ting Gi Reserves '29-'30: Chr. Citizenship Comm. H. R. '30: House and Grounds Comm. '32-'33: Prog. Comm. '32. ' KATHERINE EVANS Q'-14 Your sole Ycoutribution to the Senior Class is jlourself -a gift fit for a king. Entered '29: Home Ec.': Sec. Nurses' Club '307 Chr. Welfare Comm. '31: Echo Reuorter '29: Point System Comm. '33. JERRY FISHER Plays -well tloe ga-me aml knows well the limit, Anil 'still gets .all the fun 5 tbere's in it. Entered '29: General: Chr. H. R. '30: Nature Club '305'31g Banking Club '31: G. Reserves '32L'33: H. R. Atb. Mgr. '31-'325 Basketball 'Sl- '33: Student Council. I . . , f ,ff A 52. l 9 M WJ J .1714 '--Combi! QV, by f W lla , .4 i l , l . F re.e..,,QiliX'Tr' is -e ee C , i ' Mime FISHER I Q I 1 Y I FRANCE FOIL A kind heart is a fountain of glmlvzessf' Entered '29: General: Candy Club '29-'30: Poetry Club '31. EVELYN FRICK J . S has a ay thats dif- e'e1ztg sl s ahsolutely dear: i. a ia' s good to see her, zz il you a vays want her ee - lAetivities in other schoolsj Entered '29: General: Pres. Fresh Class '29-'30: Council Mem- ber '30-'31: Swimming Team '30- '31: Chr. H. R. Comm. '31-'32, CAROLYN GEORGE Her skill as a rlehater mul resoureefulness as a leader will wherever she is B0jl!l07l,S r 'Miss Ameri- J ll '29: Latin: Music Club lu '31 Pres. G. Comm. Echo ALICE Goorua ll7he1z she has It's hall for the other temp: that's all. , Entered '29: Latin: Soccer '29: Basketball '29-'30': Fresh. Debating: Club '29-'30: Chr. Point System Comm. '32-'33: Capt. '33 Class Bas- ketball. 1 if , I,-fi. 2: fl no ff lim To those whb know thee not, no 'worlls can paint: And to those who know thee, words are faint. Entered '29: Latin: Tennis '30: V. Pres. Jr. Class '32: Mgr. Bas- ketL-ull Team: Echo Staff '32: H. R. Sr. Class Council '32: Sec.-Treas. G. Reserves: Marshall '31: Editor- in-Chiel' Annual Stuff '33: Library gitgaff '33: Chr. Color Day Comm. Bon GARRISON ,jf May you cheer on to fuic- tory this game of life as suc- cessfully us you ha-ue our dear old B. H. S. teams. Entered '29: General: V. Chr. H. R. '30: Dramatic Club '30: Cheer- leader '30-'31-'32: Major in play '31 : Chr. H. R. '31: Hi-Y '32: Letter Club '32-'33: Chief Cheerleader '32- '33: Senior Play '32: Operetta '32: Sec. H. R. '33. ALVIN GOODMAN Fate blessed this carefree larl with superior intellect mul lgeerz ability in s ports-it's u ji to you, Enoch! Entered '28: Science: See. De- bating Club '29: Midget Football '29: Midget Basketball '29: Sec. H. R. '29: Hi-Y '30: Thrift Club '30s Tennis '30: Track '30: Varsi- ty Football '31-'32: Varsity Basket- ball '30'-33: Student Council '30- '33:S'thlete Club '30-'33: Chr. H. R. '33: Student Council Rep. Sen- ior Clnss '33. ALI.lE GOODNIGHT A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, anal most divine- ly fair. Entered '29: General: Prog. Comm. H. R. '29-'31: Glee Club '32-'33: Welf. Comm. H. R. '30. MARY KIKIDEIK RAHAM 'Triemlshijz is the gift of the gods, and the most precious boon to man. Entered '29: General: Prog. Chr. H. R. '30: G. Reserves '30-'31: House and Grounds Comm. '31. , 1 A . X l B 1Lf , l QM L-in . f, f , ,.- fc. I. ! 'Th--11'.f7, PM. Y 4 P X rf NL K. XX-C 'W:Twe.nrmmW4f ffffmfx. ' SSRN-.5-ming. 1 Xl A J '51 lvx Q, L1 , -'Self' xxx'-M,-.e :Six-J, 1 I e 0,9 f WA' 5 ,, 0 WWWWJV -ZWL MASON GRAIJAM Does he attract them--aml how! A lion among the Iarlies is a terrihle thing. Entered '29: General: Chr. H. R. '29-'30g Fresh. Debutim: Club '30: Bnsebnll '30-'32g Treas. Fresh. Class '30: Chr. H. R. '31-'32: Bas- ketball '32. V A Joi' Giucsisv ' True aml Sll7l70I'L', loyal and kiml, A girl like this you seldom find. Entered '29: General: Music Club '20-'30: Pres. Nature Club '30-'31: Nurses' Club '30-'31: Sec. H. R. '30: Pronr. Chr. H. R. '31'-'33. ' Mose I-IAruusoN y A true Southern gentleman -never too rashezl for court- esy aml kiml11ess. Entered '29: General: Fresh. De- bating: Club '2ll: Chr. Prog. Comm.: Hi-Y '33: Midxzet Football '29-'32: Midlret lfixxsketlmll '30-'31: Chr. House and Grounds Comm. '33: Student Council '33: Traffic Comm. '30-'32. Q MYAIKGARET HEs'rEn -re was here so lavish in Jer store, That she l1estow'11 until she hart no more. Entered '29: Latin: Jr. Dramat- ics '29-'31: Chr. Prog. Comm. G. Reserves '31-'32: Assem. Comm. G. League '33: G. Reserves '33, IXIADYNE I'IOL5I-IOUSER A true athlete and a true friend. Ailorezl lzy a score of ai irers. Entered '28: General: Home Ee. Club '28-'30: Class Basketball '28- '32: Varsity Basketball 'and Base- ball '28-'81: Soeeer '29-'30: Hiking Cl '29-'30: Cunt. Basketball Team : Mgr. Baseball '28-'29: Ass't. Gvm Teacher '31 '32' Letter Club Lgr'2ll-'3.l0: Archery 'a'1-'sig volley Ball , '32: Truck '31. BETTY GREENE A tender heart aml lratiefice, supllzorterl hy wisilonz, ami initiattrfe will ever lead her throughf' Entered '29: General: Jr. Drama- tic Club '29-'30: Fresh. Debating Club '29-'3U: H. R. Banker '30: Ath. Mgr. '3l: Library Ass't. '32- '33: Basketball '31. rr 1' RUTH HARMON In athletics she has certainly gained l'L'C0g1Zi1ff0l1 5 May she reach the height of her lifels anzhitionf' Entered '29: General: G. Reserves '23-'30: Tennis '32: Basketball '31- '3 . REUBEN HELLARD Someday when we hear his solzorous bass over the radio we shall say, 'I knew him when-' . Entered '29: General: Chr. Wel- fare Comm. '29-'30: Banker H. R. '3O: Pub. Agent Senior Play: Glee Club '32-'33: Mixed Octet: Radio Review '33. ELIZABETI-I HOFFMAN 6 When 'Sis' and I on work get busy The toughest problems soon go dizzy. Entered '29: Latin: Gi. Reserves '29-'32: Thrift Club '3u: Poetry Club '30-'31: Chr. Program Comm. '32: Operetta '31: Assem. Comm. '32-'33. H . - Q . ,i l y . . -l3f'.....-.-W2 J j-...--.fr -L- -A ' 'fa xl -is 'K-K:-L.Z'.,f GERTRUDE HONEYCUTT lat-rorlaeing 'Hormyj fle- 1lZ7L1'6, quiet, and 7L7l!lSX1lf77Zi1Zg, yet rearly for any lark. Entered '20: General: Jr. Dra- matics '29. fy' -7 fd xI ! .s- XN Ekllijrrifgg fail e- ffxx, -A -ff ,fl my . C l at .t7e...,,, ,lin --4 -U '67 C i ij, l' 22? X E X ll mf I1 l Q01 ha ,od when she jzaternerl jes- VO-' D ' V l l ries eriir-iofy MAX HOYLE . 5 By his friendly nature and 1 intelligence, he has crept in- to the depth of our hearts. Entered '29: Science: Hi-Yi'30- '3l: Pres. Hi-Y '32-'33: Wrestling . '31: Midget Football '30: Nature Club '30-'31g Sec. H. R.: V. Chr. H. R. V l t FRANCIS JARRELL l Francis, we think your tell- 1 tale eyes I Your scorn- for woinezz flon't disguise. Entered '29: General: Man. Art l Club '29-'30: Chr. Program Comm. l H. R. '30-'31g Glee Club '30-'31. l l w JESSIE MARGARET JONES watzire was in a kindly sie with her sweet nature and winning ways. ' .. Entered '29g General: Home Ec. XHiking Club '29-'30g Soccer Team '30: Asst. Gym. Teacher '32: Track Team 'Bly Nurses' Club '3l: Volley 1Ball'Team '32: Class Basketball '30g Traffic Comm. '30s Pep Club '31. ub '29-'30: Girl Scouts '29-'30g EVELYN KENERLY She wilt play her role to jierfection became she knows I u l I 1 l l l w r L ! l A yuyf ,YXLWK MAIKY ELLEN JACOBS Behind those brown eyes there lies much mischief, a- waiting one tiny spark to set it afla-me. Entered '29: General: Jr. Drama- Club '29-'31: H. R. Banker '30- WE? I 1 ,.A, W-aka A K-ff',2t'T' vu ggi CLO'l'lLDA,5f Q - Z U, V' .A n ,.. -, I ,- A hamlieh ofT,s,cha11iz.s7g-1 sweetnefs, d?Zi !lCfll!0lIL'SS, gang? ' ty, and l011ahleness. 'Dk' ' i L'1J i Entered '29': Latin: G. Reservesxivfiga- '29-332: V. Pres. Poctry Club' '80- '3l: Council Member Jr. Class '327 Thrift Club '30: Echo Staff '32- '33: Marshal '32: Best Disposi- tion '33, I I'lIEI.liN JULIAS we' Her infections cheerfmness and gay, Iiltiizg laughter have chased old wan Gloonz out of many a class-'room. .-5...-eff Entered '29g Latin: Chr. H. R. '30: G. Reserves '29-'33: V. Chr. H. R. '33: Sec.-Treas. H. R. '32: Student Council '30: Glee Club '31- 'B22 Echo Staff '31-'33: Thrift Club '31. MAIKGAIKET' KERN To the Kern's family tree, how to find her place and ? 'a'fa'lfffi'ff'f! H , DRA puts her heart in her work. IW3' CIWSS ffffwf i '0fU'5UIJf- , . - . X, Entered '29: Latin: G. Reserves yzlgggered 29, Latin, G. Reserves 'V ,29-,33: Chr. HL R, Prog' Comm' ' ' '3l: H. R. Social Comm. Chr. '33. BROWN KETNER t V JOSEPI-IINE KLUTTZ He sticks to the flght when - ' l 196.5 hardest hit, Whe1z thi.: mozlern fairy And when things seem worse, .N Wave-V ,WV 1W fl of i'f l0 f' be just www quit, ty, conquests fall at her feet. That's our Brown. F ,3Entgfcfilgggljvgguigg1,:E?llVM0gf?' Entered '29: General: Chr. H. R. ' G- 'Reglrrv' '31I V- PXIGS- H- - '29: Chr. Traffic Comm.: Chr. House 1 '30 :.SecJ-'15 a . '30 :nJr. ra- ancl Grounds Comm. '32: Wrestling I-,Q nriatlc ' 9:. - 1 Staff f en. '31-'32g Library Asst. '37 Mem! 1231 25: t Isl oil .trri fn tilffl Traffic Comm. '32. J 05 .0 111 Y '- by -21 x M322 Z f-f U Tj' ' -1' WX r fy ,f ' - -,.jj1- 'J ' , 441. 14, A,-ii,-E J A F A i ,V s , J ,-Q39-Q--ffks VDC' I - ' 3.-3 - 'J' - 5 IH 'A35 9 ,,,, . 4 W i I i il1'9l f ' - I ' ' , er 1 -I lk ld ffvvv A .-- i , V, , fx, fy --l--Tu... - 3 N M! ,f fa, My ,A,, 4 QQ C12 1 fidpf . J W .Q' f RUTH KRIDER To know her is to love her, for only then rloes one glimp- se ihe depth of her character. Entered '2ll: Latin: G. Reserves '29-'31: Poetry Club '30-'1-Sl: Chr. Citizenship Comm. '30-'31: Chr. Welf. Comm. '33. .I I-lixzel. LEONARD A sweet attractive mmmer which has emlearerl her lo all who know her. Entered '29: General: Jr. G. Re- serves '29-'30: Basketball '31: Chr. H. R. '30: Pianist Senior G. Re- serves '32-'33: Girls' Octet '31-'3. HAZEL LONG A ,girl in whom you may confide aml feel sure of sym- Xpalhefic 1mzlersfa1zrling. Entered '2ll: General: Nurses' Club '30: Welfare Comm. '30: Glee Club '31-'33: Art Club '29. 'igaq F EDNA LOVVERY lWha1! great happiness is in store for her if she 1nai1ztai1zs her frieurlly spirit. Entered '29: General: G. Reserves '29-'33: Bunker H. Room '3Z: Chr. Social Comm. H. R. '33. FRANCIS MAHALEY A peculiar eombination of laziness aml enthusiasm, sense and 11o11se11se. Entered '2S: General: Radio Club: Trnvcl Club: Inter-class baskotlmll: Chr. Welfare Comm. H. Room '32: Diego Society. l.1 A ,ff ,ff T CAROLINE LAUCHMAN Two sjmrlcling eyes, a pinch of gay laughter, spiced with mzlimifed mental resources, and mixerl well! Entered '29: Latin: Chr. H. R. '29: Jr. Dramatics '29-'31: V. Pres. Fresh. Class '30: Sec. Nature Club '30: Book Club '31-'32: National Honor Society '32-'33: Chr. H. R. Comm. '33: Student Council '33: Sec. H. R. '31-'32: Senior Class Play '33: Color Day Song '32: His- torian '33: Class Day Comm. '33: Echo Staff '32-U33 Chr. Prog. Comm. G. League '31: Most Lit- erary '33: Most 0rie:inal '33. GENEVA LEONARD A girl of brains beyond a doubt Wait awhile and she'll win out? Entered '2S: General Course: Poster Club '28: Nurses' Club '28- '30. Lois Loxvnen She has pretty curly hair: Confrarliet this if you flare? Entered '29: General: Home Ee. Club '29-'30: G. Scouts '29-'30: Hiking Club '29-'30: Soccer Team '30: Asst. Gym. Teacher '32: Track Team '3l: Nurses' Club '31: Vol- ley Ball Team '32: Class Basket- bal ' 0: Pep Club '31. WALTERA lLYE1xLY R11bi1zoff the second, we salnfe youli' Entered '29: General: Jr. Dra- matics '30:: H. R. Ath. Mgr. '31: Chr. Traffic Comm. '31-'329 Stu- dent Council: Orchestra. H. L. MANGUM, jx. He hath dejicmlabilify-n greater tribute hath 110 'l7ZllIZ.,, Entered '29: General: Nature Club '30g Radio Club: Band '33. ll' 'ZW - eqlfli -----, N- 2281. .C -' ,. l 'A'- - N ' f'.f'1 '. Q D l QE Jie' -7 ehgggwmlx XY d.,fTif- .3 ib 0 .- .Q --MS,-AV --- H J ,f ' V- V-d,..--ff-- ---F, ' N ,f . fe -we-if of if We X as lil' -Fl f ' 1 of ' l20l , I C5 CCLDLXXQT H we Q lil ofkf VELlZABE1'H MASK A quiet girl who iloes her ' hast, She's just jnire golrl when put to test. Entered '29: General: Chr. Prog. Comm. H. R. '30-'32: Ath. Mgr. '31-'33. ELEANOR MCKAGE qi' . . . G Chic, SfjlllSl7+!l fit 1noa'el for I any Parisian 1n0a7iste. Q Entered '2S: General: C r. Room '28: Dramatic Club '29-'31: Tennis Club '30-'31: 'Latin Club '29: G. Reserves '28-'30: Music Club '28-'30: Art Club '29-'30: Commercial Club '29-'30: Treas. H. R. '31: Asst. Chr. Traffic Comm. '32. ARTHUR MENIUS and jolly chnckl as way the es as a' .reitale chases a k-t , k,f whose eh ry smile Entered '29 3 Scien : Fresh. De- bating '29-'30: H. . Chr. '29: Na- ture Club '30 : reas. Soph. Class '31 : Sec. Jr. lass '32 : V. Chr. H. R. - '31 S 1 dent Council '31. ,fc s'Llln,j 'V !lwJ Cg MILLER He's nice to walk with, He's witty to talk with, Anil pleasant to think upon, too. Entered '29: General: Chr. H. R. '29: Sec. H. R. '30-'31-'32: Bi- ology Club: Senior Class Play '33. NANCY MILLER A smile for all, a greeting glail, An amiable, jo-vial way she has. Entered '29: General: G. Reserves '29-'31: Chr. Citizenship Comm. H. R. --s . -...V t TPIOMAS MCCOIKMICK He has learneil to live his own life, without making it Ia mere imitation of othersf, Entered '29: General: Midget Football '29: Sec. H. R. '29: Bunk- er H. R. '30: Varsity Football '31- '33: Wrestling '31. - .FRANCES MCSXVAIN A whirlwind of 'uiuaeions at 'l'!lL'fl'L'6'll6'S.Y' -lp a shower of elztal ac'c'ess0I'ies : 'Fan- ,ll P ,J Entered '29: General: Sec.-Treass. H. R. '31: Chr. H. R. '30-'33: V. 1 Chr. H. R. '30-'ssg V. Chr. H. I R. 'azg Ho Q Ee. Club 'sog Dra- mat'u I ' 1 I -ll-9-ws MENIUS , She's only a little devil in I . . rlisginse, A But just one look into her 1 angel eyes, I Anil uietiwns fall-even the ! worlrlly-wise. I Entered '29g Latin: G. Reserves 4 '29-'30-'31-'32. Travel Club '30-'sig V G. Council Member Soph. Class '31: X. Pres. Fresh. Class '29: Class Day omm. '33. ,I ' X I, , ,ffl ' JANET MILLEIK, AI A congenial nature and sweet eonntenanee which will always radiate in the hearts of those who know her. Entered '29: Latin: Latin Club 1 '29-'30: Chr. H, R. 'zen Basketball '31: Traffic Comm. '33: Echo Staff '32: Chr. H. R. Citizenship Comm. '3o. I XVINFIELD MILLER 1 If yon want your grey skies cha-ngerl to hlzze-see Red, a enre for even teehnoeraey and rl e jn'ession.' ' ' Entered '29: General: Man. Arts '29-'30. I if 1 x. ' A 3 3 . llfife l21l Lx 2 -. '--X K.. E. . F. - , ,gf 1-A --- cf LNNN XIL Egg X, ,ei PM-.,,,.-f I I -,M L-+9 ' f 'X-ff? ,41,,fff4f wifi K- f .5 ,Cie 5. . KENNETH MONROE L AnollJer Bobby jones! Boy- zlen High is proml fo boast of a fulzire golf ebanzpf' Entered '20: General. 'J KN X V . P P Xjeikrglg -7l.'J'?Lvkf- Q-LAN-L.. LLCA , . I I i 5 --'-TXs.K -Ngnyas fl, FRANCES MOHCAN Frances, - iflrlivirlualis-m aml L'fll'lSIi0L'l'llfll.' beauty leave won a 'izume for ber. Entered '2El: Science: Overetta '31: Chr. H. R. '32: Senior Play '32-'33: Cup and Gown Comm. '32: Ath. Mgr. '3l: Sub-Council '3l: Glec Club '31-'32. r x ,ml MAILGUERITE MOIKIKISON jlour talent aml apfifmle or 'jiiiblic speaking aml fle- JPU 'ating lll.YfllItLf'lllSl7 you above .f all others? MCA Entered '29: Lutin: G. Reserves '29-'33: Dramatic Club '29-'31 I Poet- ry Club: Book Club: V. Chr. H. R. '31-'32: Chr. H. R.. '30: Class Day Comm. '33: Echo Staff '32- '33: Orchestra '31-'32: Color Day Comm. '32: Declamation 'Contest '33: State Lntin Contest '31: State Music Contest '31-'33. MAYNAIRD NEWMAN His really wit aml happy rlisposilioli make bim a fa- vorite. with bis associates a-ml always the life of fbe party. Entered '2El: General: Treus. Fresh. Class '29: Fresh. Debating Club '29: Sec. Sonh. Class '30: Student Council '3l.-'32: Chr. H. R. '32: Chr. Citizenship Comm. Z2 Chr Social Comm. H. H. R. 'I : . . R. '32: Murshnl '32. SARAH PEELER Like a balo-perfect poise anal an imlefilzable charm en- 'zfelojn ber jzcrsonf' ' Entered '29: Latin: G. Reserves '29-'31: Pres. Dramatic Club '30- '31: Trens. Soph. Class '30-'3l: Chr. Prog. Comm, Jr. Class '31- '32: Class Day Prog. Comm. '32- '33: Election Comm. '32-'33: Nu- tionul Honor Society '32: Best Dressed '33: Most Attractive '33. 4 1 ..-W' f,-J ,L f,- I X 1 f ,I . 1 LLL ,, y 'ZZ ,Q A l. BLONDELL MOORE Men prefer blondes. Add to fairness sophistication, then you leave a perfect type. Entered '29: Latin: Glee Club '30: Soccer '30: Greensboro Music Contest '30: Marshal '32: Math. Debatiw' Club '29-'30: Point Sys 1 i f iljff f-14' 'L-L Club '30-'31: Latin Club '29: Fresh. 5 tem Comm. '33. ,Jkt KVA ,Qsir HASSELL MORGAN r john Gilbert put to sbazzzew CActivities in other schoolsj. Lit. Society: Dramatics: Basketball: Tennis: Debating Club: Glee Club. 1Activities in B. H. S.4l Class Day Commf: Lead in Senior Play: Hanclsomeness , Most Attract- ive , BestNActor , Cutest , '33. IARY Lois MOSER ' iugers are. merry Aml free from sorrow and care. Entered '29: General: lActivities' in another schoolj. Wide Awake Club '29-'31: Latin Club '29-'32: Trav- elers' Club '31-'32: Melric Science '30-'32: Book Lovers' Club '32: Na- ture Club '32: 1Activities in B. H: SJ Glee Club '32-'33: Mixed Octet' '33: Greensboro Contest X33., ll of GJJQ? U- ' HELEN G ELL gs, My ,l ,Q A ll l , W Q, ljff' Her fine sport abilities ba-ve rlrawn ber info fbe field of, jno jmla1-ity. .Entered '29g General: G. Re- serves '29-'30: Ath. Mgr. H. R. '3l: Class Ath. Mgr. '32: Basketball '31-'33: Baseball '31-'32: Soccer '30. WIILLIANI PEELEK ye willow A quiet ma-ng but quite a man, , Get aeqzminzfeil-if you can. Entered '29: Latin: Fresh. De- ' hating '29-'30. R . l J, PVC, 'ibgysf chyj, l J-f J S 'lf Welt R l 3 l 9 I f sllwl 4 F221 0? X lk .XR 'x in ls Vi .f'-'fS'?-J-Al 3 .7 ll Y- 7 ff oomzoxv PEELER '61 's 'Beau Brummell' of 1l1L.1L?llISS, Thrills and heart throhs for ,fhzarzgr a lass. 1 ' Entered '29 g General : Mgr. Football Team '32: Mr. Boyden High '33. MARY KATPIRYN PLYLER Mistress of the ifuories! to you we leml an eager ear, for what hath greater charm than 11msie?', Entered '29g Latin: Jr. Dramat- ics '29-'30: G. Reserves '30-333: Echo Staff '32-'33g Orchestra '31- '32: Pianist Jr. and Senior Classes '31-'33: Most Musicall 6:33. v FRANKLIN PRATT Good nature was his eur- rency and smile his coi1z.', Entered '29: Science: Chem. Club '30: Treas. H. R. '30: Nature Club '30-'31g Ma- :rClub '31g Radio Club 'ao. 9' . ,Q - A ,, V- AL, I --lv rlflf :up ff.. . if ' 'ROSALIE RANKIN Hang sorrow-care will kill a cat. Therefore, lefs he mer- 13! ,J Entered '29: Latin: Chr. H. R. '29: G. Reserves '29-'31: School Cheerleader '30-'33Q Class Cheer- leader '30-'33g Chr. H. R. '30-'32g Debating Club '29g Sub-Council '29- '31g Thrift Club '29. PAUL REYNOLDS Great men are dead or dying -I rl01z't feel well 77Z3lXUlf.,, Entered '29: Latin: Travel Club '30g Radio Club: Midget Football: Golf Team '30-'33. H 0 XT!-Jlfffi-1 -E-QQ Hlggffkf ,E ofa-w -- . if ff ii 'W n,'I'? L.. .Y -.A ll- .ei s lf L1 Q ',nAQ,, six r, 'V i ,.. L , ll I J Domus PINKSTON Whimsical 'miss-her 'woods as changeable as an April shower-ami quite as frag- rant aml 1'efreshi1z,g.,' A Entered '29: Latin: Jr. Dramat- ICS '29-'31: Chr. H. R. '3l: Bask- etball '30: Chr. Program Comm. G. League '32-'33: V. Chr. H. R. '32: Sec. H. R. '33: Lit. Editor Annunl Stuff '33: Color Day Song '32: Color Day Play '32: Echo Staff '32-'33: Best Actress : Nu- tional Honor Society '33. - VIIRGINIA PoPL1NQf.L'QL-- Ax.: Her mziqzle wit is a constafz f source of arlmiration io her I many friemlsf' C CHQ Entered '29: Latin: Poetry Club ' g '31: Travel Club '31: Basketball '31: Echo Staff '32-'33: Ath. Mgr. H. R. '33: Dramatic Club '31g Class Day Comm. '33. TON MIS ' l a 1 ys lhroz h men, While all the al V him. Entered '29g General: Football '30-'32: Track '31-'32g Monogram Club '30-'33g Loafers Club '29-'33. BROWNIE RENDLEMAN N? Those who pro-ue thearzselqesflil ' to he miracles of gL'l1lZlS,q?l'lJF l 4 il Sk , Ex. firsi been miracles of lzlh0' Entered '29: Home Ee.: G.4R7zQ,.i,,zknClEg,Q serves '29-'33: Glee' Club: Green :jx boro Music Contest '81-'33. HOKE RITCPIIE Honest, loyal, fair, and re- served. This larl has -marie a place for himself in. B. H. S. Entered '29: General: Hall Mon. '29: Chr. Devotional Comm. H. R. '33-5 Chr. Prog. Comm. H. R. '31: Radio Club '30g Mun. Art Club '31. -Q ,K ' ' . WWW Q L A33 M 4 ll s 1 .Q- 23 6 on ff Fr'- xii eq gf' it .. i -, ,ff i lf-l.-:'fP ' ,ffl 5 Xl! It 'V kt KZ' L' If J I 41-... f Q11 R J., I-Imxvm' RUFTY A lover of peace and quiet --An iialepemli-nf tbinker witb all bis migbff' Entered '2!l: General: Natllxre Club '29-'30 I Radio Club '29-'30 : . R. Banker '30-'3l. .1 .-1 r' 1, f 1 I ff STANTON Sciuu.nTT 'An animate football! He gets a big kick out of life, is worsbippezl by sport fans anrl lovezl by bis ebnnisf' fActivi1:ies in other schoolsj. Chr. H. R.: Pen Art Club: Dramatic Club: Monogram Club: Baseball '29, fActivities in B. H. SJ Foot- ball, '33: Track '33: Tennis '337 Wrestling: '33: Chr. H. R.: V. Chr. H. R.: Monogram Curb: Baseball '33 eww ff if FRANK Si-IIELDS Not too serions, not too gay just a marvelous good pal in every way. ' Entered '29: General: Sec. H. R. '29-'32: Banker H. R. '31I Football '29-'3l. I MANIIE SMITH In a bungalow by a brook, Sbe'll make some man a of a cook. Entered '29: Generali serves '29-'302 V. Chr. H. ELIZABETH SPRINKLE Eternal smiles ber attractive- ness betray, As bubbling streams run rlimpling all tbe way. Entered '2il: General: G. Reserves '29-'30: H. R, Banker: Nurses' Club '30-'31: Chr. Prog. Comm. H. R.: Sec.-Treus. H. R. '33. V, , ....,.A,.1.i...-Y -- -.. , JAMES SAFRIT The battle for success is balf won, when one gains tbe babit of work. Entered General: Commer- cial Club Glee Club '29-'30: Up in The ' and Betty Lou : Nature Club L: H. R. Chr. l29: Music Club '30,: Senior Carni- val '32. 'I 1. SHAVER mannererl, in dress dainty anrl neat, sbe leaves ns loveil and respected by all. Entered '29: General: Sec.-Treas. H. R. '29: G. Reserves '29-'32: Sec. G. Reserves '32: Sec. H. R. '32: Chr. Social Comm. H. R. '31: De- bating Club '30: Glee Club '33. PAULINE. SIVIALL Sprigbtly and animated, ana' not bad to look at-eb, boys? Entered '29: General: V. Chr. H. R. '30: Prog. Comm. H, R. '31: Home Ec. Club '29. C. W. SOMERS His sterling ebaractefr and outstanding originality assure ns tbat real success is bis. Entered '29: Latin: Chr. H. R. '31: Citizenship Comm.: H. R. Banker '32: Sub-Councilg Senior Class Play '33. sm STOESSEL A low czilturecl voice, dig- nity, and sincerity of purpose sum up ber appealing traits. Entered '29: General: G. Reserves '29-'31: Traffic Comm.: Science Club: Latin Club: Poetry Club: Debating Club: Cap and Gown Comm. '32: Class Day Comm. '33: Operetta. f 1 , 31 we ' i l . .Q f Q X .. J. as ll H .f-j Zil-W., ,l,,,fl l-X X f--4-Sfike. J :J Qi X., .- 7 .-- My fl i gl. '- 1Q.?e,.,..---' We e,,-.f IW Q -Sf, :lf j Q ' '-.3 ' lil IM I-241 Tele eel-ziofhC LDOROTI-IY STUTTZ Conservative dealings with the jiroblems of life will en- ableoher to'fiml the blue bird of happiness. Entered '29 : General. l ! CHARLES SUMMERS As elejzemlable as the rock of Gibraltar, mm' as honest as Abe Lincoln. A Entered '29: General: Fresh. De- C bating Club '29-'30: Mgr. Track i Team '33: Chr. Social Comm. H. R, 'aog Band '31, j I ,. MARGAIKET THONIASON For if she will, she will, ami you 'may zlepeml on'fg Amt she 'lU0ll,1f,,X1J6' wozfi ami thereis mul end on't.,' I Entered '29: Home Ee.: G. Re- serves '29-'33: National Honor So- ' eiety '32-'33: State Student Council '32:'V. Pres. Senior Class '32-'33: V. Chr. H. R.: Traffic Comm. '32- '33: Marshal '32: Student Council '32-'33: Most Dependable '33. cj i , JA TREXLER i ere's the answer to a maizl- I en-'s prayer, equippezl with all the little extras-versatility, W mavzizers, mul looks. 3 Entered '29: General: Track '30- l '3l: Sec.-Treas. H. R. '312 Chr. H. R. '29-'33: Football '30-'32, Q. LONNIE WAGNER 'Lo1mie's' vuotfo is work! Never rest until ,the gooil is better and the better bestf' l 1 . Y I ew www' ovwfufb- CLEO SULLIVAN Senior class darling-skyn blue eyes, pink, zlimplea' cheeks, aml soft, babyish voice. Entered '29: General: Latin Club '30-331: Dramatic Club '29g Chr, Social Comm. H. R. '30-'31: Sec.- Treas. H. R. '32: Echo Staff '32- '33: Echo Reporter '32-'33. Louise SUMMERSETT until she smiled on mlef' I never knew her lovelinessi Entered '29: Latin: Banker H. R. '29: V. Chr. H. R. '30: G. Re- serves '29-'31: Thrift Club '30: Treas. G. Reserves '32-'33: 'Prcgx gist. H. R.: Fresh. Debating Club GERTRUDE THOMPSON Poor Venus would have been left out of the picture hail our lovely 'Truilieu happeneil along the Appizuz W1zy. Entered '29: Latin: V. Pres. Soph. Class: Sec.-Treas. H. R. '29g Treus. G. Reserves '29: V. Chr. H. 'IL '30: V. Pres. Dramatic Club '30: Dramutics '30-'32: Treas. Senior Class '33: Echo Staff '32-'33: Pres. G. Reserves '30-'32: Prettiest '33: Futtcst '33. CATHERINE TYSINGER You'll always fi-ml her true and just, ' A girl whom all eau love aml ' trust. Entered '29: Latin: Echo Report- er '31: Library Asst. '31-'33: Bask- etball '30-'32: Soccer '31: Chr. Citizenship Comm. H. R. '3l: Stunt Night: '31,: Tennis '33: Hik- ing' '32: Nat. Honor Society '33. CII-IARLE5 WALLACE What fatal ealzrmify brought this innocent youth among these aurlacions Seniors? Entered '29: Latin: Travel Club Entered '29': Science: Man.nA '302 Rlldiv Club '30: Bankirii-I Club Club '29-'30: Nature Club '31-'32 If '30-'3l: Band '32-'33: Tennis Club Sec. H. R. '32: Math. Club 31. '29-'32s Football '32. Q I . Y x i-'V i ' ' 3 5 I ew lil l I j K Ere wi LORRAINE. NVALLENBORN Still they gasped and still I their womler grew, That' one sm-all' hearl coulrl carry all she knew. Entered '29: Latin: G. Reserves '29: V. Chr. H. R. '30: Mbr. Perm. Comm. '32-'33: V. Chr. H. R. '33: Sr. Play '33: Oneretta '30: Class Dny Play '33g Nat. Honor Society '33. - IKUTI-I WALSER ' We all azlmire Ruth for her witg Her eleveruess we consider it! - -Entered '20: Lnting. G. Reserves '29-'82: Book Club '31-'32: Echo Staff '32-'33: Sr. Plny '33: Traffic Comm. '32-'83: Library Stuff '30- '33g Debating Club '29-'30: Science Club '30-'3l: Poetry Club '30-'3l: Latin Club '29-'30: Nat. Honor So- ciety '33. SA mn WILLARD 0 A sweet, serene, anrl joyous maiden, ' With happy thoughts her heart is laden. Entered '29: Home Ee.: Jr. Dramatic Club '29-'30: Banker '29- '30: Nurses' Club '29-'3l. LENA WINECOFI? When Lena is askarl to :lo something you can het your life she Joes it. She's what we call rt 'go-getter. ' Entered '29: General: Jr. Dra- matic Club '29-'30: Ath. Mgr. '30- '33: Poetry Club '30-'31: Baseball '29-'31: Bnskctbnllg Soccer '29-'31: Sr. G. Reserves '32-'33: G. Scout '29-'3l. MCDONALD WX'A'fT Those who know him :lo not hesitate fo prerliet for him. a future as bright as his sear- let thatehf' Entered '28g General: Man. Art Club '29-'30g Trans. H. Ii.. '30-'3l. CEUQ 5,4 ff ff? 3-J' 3? . K. 'v f li?-gill' 1 . RUDY WALSER As captain of the football team, Rmly was a 'hot shot! We hate to think of losing him, hut' our loss is the -1u0rl1l's gain. Entered '28: Latin: Midget Bask- etball and Football '30p Pres. De- bating: Cljxb '30: Pres. Soph. Class 130: Varsity Football and Basketball .32: Letter Club '32g Student, Colm- eil '3Z: Baseball '32: Capt. Font- ball Team '32g Chr. H. R. '33. HEI.EN WALTON Bridge fiends may azlore their hearts aml spades, but herzfs the cutest little trick ever. Entered '29g Home Ee.: G. Coun- cil Rep. '31: G. Reserves '31-'32g Chr, H. R. 'sog V. Chr. H. R.'31g Treas. Jr. Class '32: Chief Marshal '32: V. Chr, H. R. '32: Treas. H. R. '32: Nat. Honor Society '33, LETHCO XVILLIAMS We 'lU01tlll1t,f accuse him of larlies' man, hut he Knight in the Land 28: General: Sec. H. R. Club '30: Mgr. Baseball Comm. '31: H. R. Hi-Y Club: Midget hestrag Varsity JIM WOODSON Love him? Well I guess we rlo! htm hetter every alay- why-it's just his way. Club Foot- Class Pres. Day MARGARET YOUNG The joys of graduation are when we thi-nh of with such a compan- as this. Entered Home Ee.: Sec.- '29: G. Reserves '29- Comm. H. R. '30- '30: Basketball '32g -2- SEX 577 6:2031 Ill: R AQ gi-l ak i261 XTH5 PEC Immfkf W , II . A. i J. If l. I - ya : A ',l THOMAS ZUM BRUNNEN Wbe1z love :mtl skill 'zuorfc together, Expect a -nzasterjziucef' Entered '29 : General : Football '29-'30: Band and Orchestra '30- '33 T H : reas, . R. '30-'31: Man. ggt Club: Truck: Nature Club '31- LIST OF 'GRADUATES NWI-IOSE JPTCTURES ARE NOT IN THE ANNUAL JAMES ALDREDGE ANNIE LAURA ATWELL JOHN BARRINGER SUSAN BRANCH WILLIAM BRANCH IVEY BROWN FRED CARTER MARTIN COLE XVILLIAM COSTNER SARAH DAVIDSON RUSSELL FELTS BROWN FINK REUBEN FISH-ER CATHERINE FORREST ROBERT FORREST QDELL GOODMAN HELEN HARRELL BURTON HARRISON AGNEW HARTLEY ' WILMA HOPKINS ALMA JAMES MARY JOHNSON CATHERINE KIRKPATRICR XVILLIAM KLUTTZ A VIOLA LEONARD RICHARD LEWIS JAIVIES LINGLE ROSS MCCANLESS' CLYDE MCKINNEY ROBERT MILLER ELTON MITCHELL GILBERT NASH VIRGINIA NEEDHAM BYRON NEWSOME D. T. ROSEMAN HELEN ROSEMAN CHARLES SAFRIT EDITH SHOE AGNES SIVIITH VIRGINIA SWINK THELE T EMPLETON -ODELL ATREXLER EDWIN UZZELL TOM WARNER CARL WEDDI GTON I Q I 'SE L RS E241 l Senior In Wondenlnnn' ,z,,g-. PROLOGUE Hark ye! List the while I ponder, Over happenings here and yonder, In that -mystic wonder dream land Tha-t exists here by your door. I can hear those magic voices, A Alice's, and all her 'toyses, And t-he longing quite o'erwhelms me To review this scene once more. Could you go with me this hour? It is quite within my power To transport you to the court-scene In this Wonderland below. just forget your cares and troubles, Life is one grand bowl of bubbles- QThat's authentic-Alice told me- And I guess it must 'be so.j No, the queen won't take your head off, Nor the March Hare make you get off- They've at least some good about them- Southern hospitality. Hear 'the rabbit call each witness, See 'the king in all his fitness Utter judgment, pound for order. Who can show this? I've the key! Please to note their crazy costumes., From the rocking-horse to mushrooms, And your worthy class officials- Seniors, there's your chance to laugh! Spa-re them naught, -they've learned to As for fact-they shall not fake it, And these Woiiderlandic creatures Live so near along the path. Everything is topsy-turvy, i Don't forget you're still a kid, CT was not so very long ago., 'Come with me to fun and nonsense, take itg i ' 'T will not cost you e'en a twopence, ,J 1 :11o?g.f5'1-!w:a1'1lLs.' , , - Aft 31,-1-jff.-.', Shall we hasten. Are you with me? -1-4, if' wg'-ur -,tt Q- pf . , 4: , . Coming, Wondeifland-Lets go! 7 vw- bv' 3, , 5 LffiT.f:'2T-Q li 1-iwiisga-' -,W 'Kj::a5jHi 1' I ' i.,lflQjL-f . Scen,e: NVonderland. The King and Queen of Hearts are sitting on a raised plat . - '. -gui' T51 A. C-1'-5 1 , , . . . I . . gg.-.ft-yn'-1355 fbrm center. 'Clerk s table is below. At ri ht is ur box, left is lace for de ' A X Al .,f-3 l: . ltr 3 S J Y P ,gq'Y fpix if endants and witness. J new I: f. ffl ld: 1934 A! fQTwo guards bring in :the red and white Knights and stand at attention before jgyjj 1 WM the throne.j fll King: Herald, :read the accusation. Herald: fBlows three blasts, unrolls scrollj The red and white knights Both had a fight Alll on a summer's dayg l23l 'Twas an awful sight. Claimed both were right A On taking the prisoner away. King: Consider your 'verdict. Herald: Not yet, not yet. There's a great deal to come before that. King: Call -the first witness. Herald: fBlows three bilastsj First witness. Hatter: fEnters carrying tea cup and piece of bread and butterj I beg pardon, your majesty, for -bringing these in, but I hadn't quite finished my tea when I was sent for. King: You ought to have finished. When did you begin? l Hatter: Fourteenth of March, I think it was. Tweedle Dee: Fifteenth. Tweedle Dum: Sixteenth. A King: QTO juryj Write that. QTO Hatterj Take off your hat. Hatter: It isn't mine. King: Stolen? Hatter: I keep them to sell. I've more of my own. Ilm a hatter.. King: Give your evidence' and don't be nervous or I'll have you executed on the spot. ' Hatter: fTre,mbilingj I'm a poor old lman, your majesty, and I hadn't but just begun .my 'tea-not above a week or so--and what with the bread and but- ter getting so thin-and the twinkling of the tea. King: The twinkling of what? Q Hatter: It 'began with the tea. King: Of course twinkling begins with UT . Do you take me for a dunce? Go on. Hatter: I'm a poor man, your majesty. King: You're a very poor speaker. Hatter: While drinking my tea, I was most rudely interrupted by a stupid quar- rel of the two Knights. After that I cut some more bread and butter, and I canft remember any more. King: If that's all you know about it, you may go. Queen: And outside, just -take off his head. King: QTO knightsj You :both observed the rules of battle, of course? fCon- ,fusion heard. King and Queen and Duchess with baby are dragged in RJ - Order, order! Why this interruption? XVho are these people? 1 Guard: King and Queen of Chess. 2 Guard: Duchess. King: Why are -dhey brought Ihere? 1 Guard: They refused to pay their taxes. Queen: Off with 'their -heads! Herald: Wait, a trial there- must be. King: Very well. King and Queen of Chess, why don't you pay your taxes? Queen of Chess: We are too busy playing around. King of Chess: We have no money, your majesty. Tweedle Dee: They drive a swell car. Tweedle Duqrnz They wear fine clothes. King: And you have a fine time, giving parties all the time. Queen: Off with their heads! Herald: The Duchess. King: Duchess, why :haven't you paid your taxes? Duchess: I -must save -my imoney. I have to think of the fuiture. Sonney boy will soon fbe dld enough to go to school and I must be able' to send him. Tweedle Dee: If she doesn't pay her taxes, there won't be any school to go to. Tweedle Dum: Some folks are so dumb they don't think it takes taxes to run Aa school. Queen: Off with her -head! fConfusionj ' Senior enters noisily through the tunnel. King: flndignantlyj What do you mean by interrupting this trial? Who are you? ' E291 Senior: I? I am Senior, representing the class of '33 of Boyden H-igh School. King: Well? What are you doing here? . Senior: I have just 'finished High School and started on a journey of conquest when by accident I stumbled into a :hole and ffell down, down, down. Queen: flnterrupting loudlyj Off wi-th his head! Senior: Qfirightenedj Such a journey I've never made. It seemed- as if I were falling down a very deep welll and I thought I'd never stop, when bang I fell amongst you. . Queen: flnterruptingj Off with his head! Senior: It was a terrible journey, but I was not afraid. I love,ro fight and I will obtain much. . .Q King: fRising and facing juryj Wfhat shall we do with such a radical? A man with such a fighting nature as this should suffer. Queen: flnterruptingj Off with his head! Jury: Un c-horusj Off with his head! fSenior cowers in the center of the stagej Herald: fAdvancing to frontj No! A trial there :must beg. Of his deeds on earth we cannot sceg Maybe some were good and some were bad, But we cannot kill this lad -For-I A trial there must beg 4 A trial there must beg Hi, Ho, the merry O A trial there .must be. King: Very well then, .a trial -there shall be. Prepare the evidence. fConfusionj Order, Order, proceed with the trial. Call the first witness. Herald: fSwears in Miss I-Iistorianj - Miss Historian, do you on honor swear, the truth to tell, or bear the conse- quences 't-hat result from falsehoods -that invoke insults? Historian: fRepeats oathj I Herald: Whalt can you say of Senior's early days? Historian: The Freshmen entered B. H. S. one hundred and seventy-five strong., and dhose at 'the first of their career an 'able man, Elmer Hoke, to lead' them. Caterpillar: Yes, Elmer was a great ole boy and we in Vfonderland greatly ad- 'mired him but just look at the influence of his leadership on the various mem- bers of the class. Frog: Wliy, yes, the nmost outstanding event of the early winter was the Eng- lish theme Written by their most promising author-Bill Cashwell. It read: A geese is a low, heavy set boid which is mostly -meet and feathers. His 'head sits on one end and he siits on the odher. A geese can t sing :much on account of dampness of the .moisture. He ain't got no between-his-toes, and -he's got a ilittle balloon on his stomach to keep him from sinking. Some geeses when they 'gets big has cu-rls on their tales and is called ganders. Ganders don'.t haff to sit and hatch, but just eat and loaf, and go swimmin'. If I was 'il goose, I'd rather be a gander. ' Historian: However, you must remember that finally these babes in the Wood finished their Freshman year with flying colors. Frog: Oh. yeah? Historian: Yes, in one last romlp. They won field day from the upper classmen. Caterpillar: They may have been able to run fast on field day, but when it ca-me to getting to class in a hurry, they were as slow as the Mock Turtle. Turtle: And you have to suffer for being slow. If the hours that the pupils stayed in for being tardy had been bricks, they could have added two new wings to B. H. S. - All: fApplaudj QSenior rebels and storms aroundj. King: Order, order in the court room. Herald: Order in the court room! Order! King: Order, order, order! U01 i ' W Queen: Off with his head! Herald: Order, order. All: Order, order, rah-rah-rah Order, order, sis-:boom-bah Chickalocka-'boom-boom Chickalooka-bah Order, order-ray, rah rah. King: fRisingj Who in all this land so dumb has caused this rank confusion to come? All: fPointing to Seniorj He, he, see, see, see, He, he, see, see, see. Herald: Order! Queen: Off with his head! QGuards rush toward Seniorj Herald: Not yet, the trial must be finished. King: Proceed. V Histor-ian: And so this class embarked in the boat of learning, choosing as its mighity consellor, Burns Beaver, to guide the skiff 'to another victorious field day. Walrus: That year they -were wise fools : that's what they were-and- Horse: They 'threatened blloody murder to that most honored and revered of all patriots-Julius Caesar-and- Gryphon: They called down all sorts of vengeance on the head iof that illustri- ous smart guy, Pythogoras-and- Historian: Please, please calm yourselves and 'let me go on with the history of this famfous' class. These faults you have mentioned were childish ones and were quite overcome in later years. All: Boooo-Booo-etc. ' Historian: fYelling loudlyj Quiet! Quiet! I will have quiet. Giraffe: Look at her!! Look at her! That's the way fthe class of l'33 acted. They were so wild and caused so much com-motion that the most! illustrious Pro- fessor Knox was called upon time and time again to Warn them of their mis- behavior. All: Here! I-Iere! Historian: Yes, that's all true, but this was only practice for the inter-class de- bate in which their debaters, Marguerite Morrison, Burns Beaver, and Frances Garrett walked off with first honors. Now what have you to say to that! fSilencej And to further 'their already very worthy ability.in their Junior year, Russell Kerr and Carolyn George made Boyden High's 'affirmative tri- angular debating team. XValrus: That's all very nice, but by close observation the teachers of the Junior Class found out that their students were well versed in the art of casting their eyes about the roo.m and gaining information from different papers. Historian: That's not true! Five imernbers of that class were elected to the Na- tional Honor Society, namely: Caroline Lauchman, Frances Garrett, Carolyn George, 'Margaret Thomason, and Sarah Peeler. Frog: What of the low average in citizenship- D ? fSarcasticallyj Isn't that good and we -also know that they developed the art of giggling and acting smart- to the nib degree. Historian: And lest ye forget, let your incapable minds dwell on the elaborate banquet at which the Juniors gave the Seniors a good time. Gryphon: Being Seniors certainly made you all conceited and snooty. You should see the schnozzles that some have developed from 'snooting under- classmen. Historian: That's natural, though, isn t it when it was proved they were sup- erior? Remember -they won Color Day, and it certainly took superior minds to select Nell Choate as president. Walrus: I thought Fd die laughing when the would-be-adult seniors marched in with those baibylike dunce hats perched on their heads.f We've noticed 'how child-ish they acted all year. i i31l Historian: But surely you canit condemn the actions of the cast in All, of a Sudden Peggy. Giraffe: It was easy enough for those girls to act: they practice put-ting on all the time. And it was natural for them to wear all that paint, 'cause 400 compacts were used during the year. Historian: You creatures would .misrepresent these people with your talk of paint and powder. How about some facts for the other side? The most out- standing squadmen on that year's victorious football team were men of the class of '33. Herald: Is that all your evidence? Historian: As well as I can remember that completes the history of the class of '33. Queen: Off with her head! All: Yes, yes, off with hor head! King: fTo juryj Give your verdict. Frog: This radical, representing the class of '33, who calls himself Senior shall on the morrow die. Senior: No, no, we meant no harm. Herald: Not yet, not yet. There's a great deal more to come before that. King: Bring forth the second witness. Herald: fBlows three iblastsj Second witness. fSwear 'him inj Mr. Statistician-. King: We have heard the history of the class' of '33g noiw give isome statistics about Senior. Statistician: fUnrolls scrollj I have it all down in black and white, your honor. By careful calculation I found that the average height of the class was 5 feet 8 inches. Giraffe: Yes, I know Daddy Miller was most as tall as I am. Caterpillar: And Peggy Wallenborn was only 1 foot 2 inches. QLaug-hterj King: Order, order. Statistician: The average weight was about 140 pounds. 4 Humpty: How could that be possible with fat and sassy Harvey Bernhardt with his several tons and Franklin- Gryphon: What .about Rachel Crowder and her several ounces? Statistician: And the shoe size was number 7. Horse: There's some mistake: Charles Chase's feet alone would make it more than that. Statistician: The average finished school after four years strain, but some were influenccrl to stay on 'longer to play footwball. Also this class was abou-t even- ly balanced with blondes, and brunettes. Eyes were from azure blue 'to 'jet black mounted by penciled black eyebrows. Vfalrusz Vfith the exception of Margaret Kern who seemed to like BroWn. Statistician: Several political factions were represented. 972, are Democrats: ZWW: don't 'have a party: and Alvin Goodman with his arguing and Cue Ballv Peeler make up the Republicans. V Giraffe: XVe'll have to look over the bad judgment some people show in politcal matters. Statistician: Their average age is 18. Horse: That is if they told 'the truth. Gryphon: You can tell some are old. Bill Cornelison and Stanton Scarlett could grow a two inch beard in one clay. Statistician: Out of the 187, 18 picked English as their favorite subject, 23 His? tory, 9 Journalism. They picked their favorite teachers: Miss Lucia B. Able, Miss Margaret Jackson and Miss Hattie Campbell. Being very inquisitive I asked, XV-hat would you do if you ran the school? Here are the answers I got: Have one grade, A, saw.. Gryphon: This was very favorable to Elizabeth Hoffman who made all A's. E321 . . l Statistician: 98W Wanted the faculty fired. And ladies and gentlemen, IOOQQ desired that tihe Basketball team be 'allowed to enter the state tournaments. 9921, wanted a varsity tennis team. Also 100W wa-nted to let the football squad -p'lay post season games. Tweedle Dee: Three cheers for 'dh-e athletics -that they didn't get fall give cheersj. Statistician: 6711 wanted to hire good looking teachers and 94W to let school out at 12 o7 clock. .Another question -asked the cl-ass was, What do you get out of going to school? The answer was: Boy friends, Tweedle Dum: The reason for such a low per cent was that Rachel Aides and Frances McSwain to-ok all the Iboys for ltliemselves. Lion: All true! A111 true! Who is the fighting duet in the school? None other than the well known seniors, Voils Beck and Brown Ketner. Tweedle Dee: fRunning upj Remember the alarno . O'h, beg your pardon, I mean remernfber the Gas Bag of the class, Ralph Earnhardt, Ibetter known as' Oxygen. b Tweedla Dum: Please don't leave out the best known group in the class-the gum chewers and gigglers. 'Its leading members -are Beulah Armistead, Ruth Walser, and Ruth Camp. King: Enougfh, enough, let the jury prepare its verdict. Guards: fBring Senior Centerj. Queen: Off with his 'headl Frog: We, the honorable jury, after 'hearing the evidence against 'this -rad-ical, and disturber of a 'trial at -the famous court- 1 Queen: Off with 'his head! King: Shut up! Queen: Off with his head! King: CCrams paper in queen's fmouthj Order, Order. I approve the verdict of the jury and do 'hereby condemn Senior to die at sunrise. Throw him in chains. Guards: CChain Senior.j i Senior: Oh, -if I lhad known death were so near, I would have Written imy last will and testament. Lawyer: fComing forwardj Kind Sir, I sympathize with you. Since the beginning of the trial, I have seen that you were to be convicted: therefore I have pre- pared your last will and testament. Senior: Read it, my friend, read it. Lawyer: We, the class of ,33 of B. H. S. having completed our high school career and knowing that we possess far more intelligence :than any preceding class, and far more than any class shall ever have, are going toilegally bequeath some of our lhighly valued possessions to members of the trhreeilower and duim- ber classes of this great institution, in order to assist them as 'they continue through school -and later life. Caterpillar: If the Senior Glass is so smart, why are you in such a predicaiment? Senior: Whaft can Ido but fight? Everything was -against me jduring my' four years of High School and it was necessary to fight for everything I desired. King: Please do .not interrupt. I Lawyer: First, to a'll the 'members of the faculty we wish to express our sincere appreciation for 'the consideration and kindness that they Have extended to us during our High School days which range from 4 to 7M years. Second, Voiils Beck and Ruth 'Camp leave their extraordinary vocal cords to Virginia Dare Miller .and Mary Kerr. ' Third, Rachel Emily Aides and -Franklin Peirce Pratt, Jr. will their corpulent figures to Caroline Earnhardt and Mildred Williams. Fourth, Carl Bone Crusher Weddington wills his wrestling skill to the young Hennless Thornlas Bone Crusher Jr. Crawford. Fifth, Thele Templeton, Ruth Walser, Caroline Lauchman, ,Reba Eagle and Lorraine Wallenborn leave their brilliance to Harry Harvey and Dorothy Brown. Sixth, I-Iarvey Adolphus Bernhardt and Mary Krider Graham leave their skill in playing tennis to the younger .and more graceful Van Koontz. E331 ' l l i l l j n . ..... W.: .. . ,vis-, . A 1 . ES.lU IP-IEIIULAYII' lWiE S Seventh, Reuben Hellard, Tom Arde'll Wfalrner, Jr. and Harvey Rufty will their -ability to croon love songs to Arnold Kirk and Harvey Bostian. Eighth, C. W. Somers, Frances Morgan and G. C. Miller leave their dra-matic ability to the less experienced Joan Crawford, Jimmie Jones, and Douglas Fairbanks. Ninth, Odell Baity wills his 'luck with the dice to the innocent little Max Busby. Tenth, Rudolph Wfalser, James Lingle, Enoch Goodman and Charles Wfasllace leave their football unifoiims 'to Hayden Kesler, Charles Graham, and Red Smidh. Eleventh, Roy Folger, Edi Mi'lle1', Bryce Barger, and W.i'llianr Peeler have con- sented to leave some of their height to Joe Rice Little and Carolyn Hartman. Twelfth, A1'thur Menius' and Tillie Jones will their musical talent on the guitar to Pritchard Carlton and Robert Brown. - Thirteenth, Robert Neal Garrison and Rosalie Rankin leave their cheer lead- ing ability to Sam Ryburn and Henry Fvairley. Fourteenth, Harvey Rufty and Clyde McKinney will their small feet to John Henderson and James Dorsett. ' Fifteenth, Gertrude Thompson leaves her ability to tap dance to Bate Toms. Sixteenth, Nadine I-Iolshouser and Lena Winecoff will their athletic talent to Frances Hubbard and Frances Elium. Seventeenth, The Senior Class leaves the 'hope udhat all unmarried teachers find a :mate before next fall. Eighteenth, Tom Zum Brunnen and Jerry Fisher leave their love to Ervin Allen and Dorothy Jones. Nineteenth, Carolyn George and Mable Albright leave their lip stick to Dot Hedrick and lNel'l Dedmon. Twentieth, .Having in mind that the hurman lbody 11111512 have or be properly nouris-hed we hereby specifically request that a gallon of milk be delivered each day to our emaciated coach, G. A. Kirkland. and Betsy Grubb their accomplishment of remaining out of school without Twenty-first, Edna Menius and Rachel Crowder leave t-o Caroline Ncave their teachers knowing it. Twenty-second, I-Iassel Morgan leaves his handsomeness to Bill Coughenour and his little fox terrier. Twenty-'t1l1ird, 'Maynard New-man wilslsi to Maurice Chevalier his pronuncia- tion of the French voca'bu'la-ry. Twenty-fourth, Fred Carter and' Bob Forrest 'leave some of their daring T model racing to Uriah Lucas and Leon Bradshaw. Twenty-fifth, Winfield Miller has willed to Billie Burke his farm three miles southwest of Bear Poplar. Twenty-sixth, Paul Reynolds and Ed McLeod leave to. Bobbie Jones and Pedro Saleeby their golf clubs with the 'hope that they will improve their game this summer. Twenty-seventh, Virginia Poplin and Mary Kathryn Plyler leave Mrs. Marsh a few instructions as to how to teach French. Twenty-eighith, Carl Fink wills Ihis blushing ability to Carl Talbert. Twenty-ninlth, Beulah Armisteadimost willingly bequeaths 'her wad of chew- -ing gum to Tenny Cooke. Thirtieth, Jane Caroline Davis ileaves her dumbness to any 'under classman who is dumb enough 'to take it and it is our opinion that there are many. Thi-rty-first, In view that Ed. Miller is such an excellent tennis champion he lovingly leaves his 'latest book, Tennis and Its Principles to Sqatto', Byers. Thirty-second, Josephine Kluttz wills her personality to Esther Coleman Ham- bly in hopes that she may realize much good from this lovely gift. Thirty-third, Nell Choate, our most beloved president, leaves her gravel to anyone who has strength enough to hold it. In witness whereof, we have affixed our seals and signed our names on this, no F the fifth day of May, in the Year of Grace 1933 and have appointed Miss Lucia B. Able as scale executor of the Last Will and Testament of -the Senior Class. Sigvmzl: JIM XVOODSON. QPeace, a girl, comes tumbling down the tunnel, causing, as before, pande- moniuim in Wonderlandj King: CStra'ightening his crown and leaning forwardj W-hy, W1hat's the hurry? What brings you, my fair damsel? X Queen: Uealouslyj Off with her head! Off with her head! Cupid: fComing forwardj Not yet, not yet. fCarofully fits an arrow into his bow and calmly shoots Senior who sits up startled 'and stares at Peacej. QSi.multaneously W'ar, Depression, Death, and Dollar fall in with a great deal of noisej. XVar: Ah, my pretty maid, at last I'have you here within my iron clutches. What can your cunning resources bring you now? Dollar: Don't be in such a hurry to capture Peace. I want to make some inves-t- ments first, I tell you. fScornfullyj 'Warz Investments! Ha! Ha! QTO Peace, My pretty one, long have you escaped my cruel grasp, but now-ha. Ha. fAdvances threatcningly toward hcrj Peace: Save me! Save me! l Queen: Off with his head! Off with his head! Peace: Is lthere no one in this wide domain that is 'able to save me from this monster, War? Senior: fBreaking chains and rushing toward herj , Oh, fair one, I am here! f'I'o Warj And what do you want, you and your ugly creatures of destruction, you and your companions? A ' War: I want revenge. I want to chain Peace and 'throw her toi the bottom of Chaos, since eternity she has been trying to capture me but I iw-as too mighty for her. Now the tables have turntdg I am after Peace: she -has been trying to rule long enough: I want -to sit on the throne now. Peace: QTO Senior, imploringlyj O, kind sir, save meg I 'have been avoiding these monsters from my cradle days and I am well night worn out with trying to escape them. I must-oh I fear I must-give up- fDeath, hearing this, approaches with clanking chains and ghcfllow groansj Peace: Don't touch me. Queen: Off with his head. Executioner: No head, no head-I-Ie-doesn't have a head. fDeath immediately stands on his heady Tweedle D-ee: What's he up to? Tweedle Dum: He's not up to. He's down to. Tvweedle Dee: That isnit what I mean. XVhy is he doing chat? I Tweedle Dum: XVhy, -he's trying to prove that he does have ta head. Tweedle Dee: Well, why does -that prove it? Tweedie Dum: Well, -he's standing on his head. I Dollar: You are aged, old man Death, as -before I have said, and Your hair has become very White. Do you think, at your age, it is right? Death: In my youth, my friend, Dollar, I feared I might injuremy brain but now that Iim perfectly sure it's lhollow, I do it again and again. King: Grder in the court. qTo Deathj Get up, you fool. Who do you think you are anyway? And who are your companions? Death: fAfter risingj I'm Deatsh-the most destructive thing on, the face of thc earth. Tweedle Dee: CTO another creaturej If the earth has a face, where are We? Tweedle Dum: We're in her heart. Death: And one of my cdmpanions is Depression who always follows war. I35l , , ,. .H..-,lp , S IU lP4E IRILAYII' Depression: CStepping forwardj Yeah, I can 'bring every human to his knees, either by starvation or suicide. Giraffe: QLooking down at his ikneesj. He?ll have to bring my knees to me. I cain't get down 'there to mdhem. Death: And this is my friend, Dollar. Dollar: I'm the fattest -thing on earth. Horse: Yeah, you've got mfe beat. , Dolla-r: I can- -make everyone come a runn-ing. E Humpty: It's a wonder they didn't run from you with such a face as th-at. Dollar: Ah, they would run from me,,if they could, but mybrightness so dazzles them that they all desire me-so close that I can devour them before they see how ugly I am. King: QTO War! And W,ho are you? You seem to 'be leader of this crlowd. War: fCouming forward with ia great deal of noise and a drawn sword! I am War, the .mightiest thing in the world! Queen: The world must .be a large place that there's room for two such mighty men. War: What do you 'mean-ltwo? Queen: Why, you .and Senior! 1He implies Uhat he is the most important creature on earth. Peace: QTO Senior! Oh, siurelly you are not mean! King: We've just tried -him and found him guilty of being the most radical per- son who's ever come to Wonderland. Peace: fDrawing awayj Oh- Senior: Oh, now, I couldn't itruly fight-not kill people as war does. War: And I'll kill you, too-that is, unlless- you'll join forces with us and aid us in getting 'men to fight and butcher each other. I'Ia,' Ha! that is a delightful siglht. ' Senior: Never! 'fThey fightj 2 Knights: To a-mms! To ann-is! Down with War! King: Order! QA!! quietj NWlhat's .the meaning of this? I shoulld think you two knights w.ould side with warg you so love to fight. Knight: Oh no, we duel and have bouts, but .harm a woman? Never! QA!! fight. Down War, Death, Depression, and Dollarj King: Order! Order! Wlhait shall we do with them? Queen: Off with their heads! Rabbit: Should they -not be tried? Chorus: lN0, -no! guilty, guilty! King: Order! Since alll the creatures of Wonderland and Senior of the Class of '33 have so successfully conquered t-his quartet: namely, War, Dollar, Death, and Depression and consider them guilty of causing 'horrible suffering on earth, I ask the jury to pronounce their sentence. Frog: fChorusj Off with tiheir heads! QExecutioner takes them off. Queen nods with approving smilej Queen: CTO Peace! Isn't it tiring! If these men would only let us go ahead and rule! Of course we 'always do in the end anyway. Peace: And what a wise ruler you are! - Twecdlc Dee: A ruler? Tweedle Dum: Three Feet! Queen: I've said, Off with their headsv a hundred times today and only this once -they listened to me. Peace: The would will certainly be glad that they did. King: Wliat is it tihey call you? Peace: Peace. Queen: Peace? What does tha-t imean? What is it? Peace: Wd!!-Qlimbarrassedj wi Senior: Peace is the loveliest thing on earuh. She is the one thing for which all wise men strive. King: Why doesnit someone :make her his queen then? Senior: The wlorlld 'has been courting lher for years. Peace : Yes, but the World is very fickle: sometimes he becomes so fascinated by fthe dazzling Dollar or noisy War that he forgets I'm alive. Senior: Peace: life Senior: vise alble mY :live I'll never forget it. For that I':m thankful . I'Il never be able to repay you for saving my today. Save your llife. Tha-t's not .half I'm going to dog I'm going to super- youir life from now on. Never will I leave your side.lYou won't be to get rid of me. Oh, Why w:vsn't I alllowed to meet you slooner? All -life until now has been miserable-but the future will be different. We'll in happiness the rest our lives. EPILOGUE you see, this class has chosen the Wonderlaiid of Life- to guide it safely, surely, to lead its steps arigh-t. Thus, Frolm Peace Peace May your lives be happy, joyful, And your one big watch-word K'Peace So long as you obey Her, Fortune's goodness shall never cease. 3 Juniors, :may your hopes be realized, As you rise to take our -place, But a goal keep e'cr before you- fAnd that goal is Peace's face. Down in Vfonderland all was pos-sible, War and dealt-h were easily killed, Dollar 'and olld hag Depression All their greedy blood did spill. Buit of course dhat's just in Wonderland Where things strange and rare 'take place, But we're -there for only a moment- Now we're back on old earth's face. But even here in all reality Whei'e wars and struggles never cease We, dhe Seniors of '33, Pledge to follow after Peace. Pk W1 . 1 'lst 77? ,fi :x 1 if L fxwtgli le! -C Q Hal QXML 'sw CLASS POEM TDM ce HPR You White robed spirit of beauty You Wonderful thing of light: If only We could find you, 'Twould give us great delight. For four long years of High School We've Viewed you from afar, And seen your glorious splendor NVhich gleams as the brightest star. You seemed so far above us- Radiant as sunset 'sky- Yet gently Wooed us to you Till at last you,ve drawn us nigh. And now that we have found you, And High School days must cease, We hear you Whisper sweetly, Go, bring all men to Peace. And that's our road to duty: We obey thy just command. It is Peace that gives us Wisdom, Let her reign throught the land. -1031 G1'igS!7j.' f ffflif-U ' A if ax f an N M F0381 STM? BEQPQQXK' SJ LOWER CLASSES 6662 JUNIORS What a curious fceImg. ' SOPI-IOMORES And what an ignorant little girl sbe'll think me for asking! 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' .V .Q 3 1--I ,HJ J, X 04. F X MW--H J-hi Q ,411 , 'M --Y1 K. 5, .-... K, ,- '! 3111! r ,- , .1 N. J- .:,. -V ,, R, M., . ,,. ,S 4- 5'-f'-1-f-.wY..a....--ff pp I I 2',,, 3 v '14 X M 1 M MAR f, X, L- 4 ' ,I fail? E441 - x X it 53' f A-5: 4 .fq , STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President - JAMES WOODSON Secretary - - CARL PINK Vice-P1'c'si1le11t - JAMES Donsnrr Treasurer - - FRANKLIN CROXVELL MAIN COUNCIL Cilass presidents: Nell Choate, Sam Ryburn, Frank Harrison, Jack Tarrh. Class Rep- resentatives: Frances Foil, Alvin Goodman, Carlton Jon-es, Mary Kerr, Jimmie Jones, Frances Crowder, Carl Deal. Chairmen of permanent ccnznminteesz Earnest Cowan, Tip Harrison, Russell Kerr, Carollyn George, Caro-line Lauchman, Mose I-Iarrison, Alice Goore, Tom Crawford, Betsy Grubb, Margaret Thomason, Pharis Broadway. SUB-COUNCIL Chairmen of 'home rooms: Mary E. Chilson, Naclmi Bar-ber, Nancy F. Cain, F-rank Harrison, Carl Deal, Louise Wfyairr, Ruth Andrews, Charles Dutton, Ross Sigmon, Doro- thy Brown, R. B. Lemley, Floyd Frick, E. W. Cole, Edith Gill, Mary Bland Moore, L. H. Julian, Sam Rybuirn, Joe Little, James Trexler, Mason Graham, Frances Foil, F-ranccs McSwain, D. T. Roseman Virginia Cauble, Charles Putz-el, Goode Crowder, Hcllen Gra- ham, Charles Graham, Ed. Daniels, Hal Clark. FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Cossna Rice Mn. GORDON KHLKLAND MRS. E. B. MARSH , 2 Tfr 'Q - F fl Wd 'D Y W 3 QLU 9 X97 ,wma tfEsfsg,l,,. xx R l-E15 E451 QT Hi E: EH Igffffgdjffe if ZJVM4 I sl Z 91.1 2 I l if J ' I OMLQAJF ' I l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members A I I SENIORS I MARY ELIzA1sE'rH BEAVER CAROLINE LAUCHMAN CATJ-IElKINE BRINGLE SARAH PEELER BILLY BURKE DORIS PINKSTON NELL CI-IOATE IVIARGARET THONIASON FRANCES FOIL CATHERINE TYSINGER CAROLYN GEORGE LORRAINE WALLENBORN RUSSELL KEIKR RUTH WALSER CATHERINE KIRRPATRICR HELEN XVALTON JAMES XVOODSON IUNIORS TOM CIKAWFOIKD ESTHER HAMBLEY FRANKLIN CROWELL SARAH LENTZ JAMES DORSETT REBECCA WEANT MILDIKED NVILLIAMS SPONSOR Miss JULIA GROVES The object of this society shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate il desire to render service, to prcmote worthy leadership and encourage the development of character in the pupils of Boyden High School. .awf- NJ ,fiifbe D9 will O F A O EI 7 II' JY 5 If l 'l46l 'N-:,.....,-Afadffm In . ,Q Tl-l-'E 'ECHG fl' l l i a .- ,V , if rf , ff l ff L ,ffnlf . MUSIC DEPARTMENT This year the -music department has doubled its participation in school activities and has enlarged on all its various bra'nc'hes, thus making .music a :more animate part of a student's life. N 1 The band -has made excellent progress, taking part in zitlrletic events, school programs, community concerts, and parades, while the orchestra, supported by the quality of work -done, 'has increased its popularity -and made qui-te a name for itself. Bo-th of these organi- zations entered t'he State Music 'Contest in Greensboro vsfhere tlhey made a good showing against strong competition. The vocal division of the -music department is one of which the school may be justly proud. The Girls' Glee Club,l1a selected group, was awarded first place in the contest. During the year 'this group has greatly profited by repeated 'pub- lic appearances on community and school programs. More members and -added spirit have resulted in unusual accomplishments for the Boys, Glee Club. A umixed chorus of ninety voices has been formed by the union of the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs. An opera-tfta pre- sented by this group 'proved a decided success, While mile-h attention has been accorded them due to the active part they have taken in school prbgraims and the state contest. In the small field of ensembles, the Girls Trio has attainedfthe distinction of winning first place in Greensboro. This group along with the Mixed Octet has appeared on numerous programs. l ps 'A I 9 r .isa o , , ' .1- . 'if' , l A 5.1 K.. ff-c 'NN -L, s. gs. -N ,X , I , , I B-. I I-s. - ,,, as ,x . K, jf ---f., , of Tirfbizffjvom Here mm' 'Under PEEPS INTo FAMQUS LOVE LETTERS Darling One, Light of My Life, Inspiration' of Inspirations, Loveliest of the Lovely, My Own Dear Sweetheart-could you, that is I mean would you, have pity on my poor tormented heart and let me take you for a bicycle ride to-morrow? Wforshipingily yours P. S. This leter cqmes Ito you through the courtesy of station L. O. V. E., ,broadcasting on a wave length of 7 billion heartaches per minute. I shall be in unbearable distress until I hear from you. My Own Darling Girl, Q You are the :most marvelous creature that I have ever met, read about, or heard abouvt! Every ti-me I see you I lose the ability to say what I wouldl like to say-that is that I care for you more than words can express! To me you are the combination of all that is perfect. Oh, precious one, what have I ever done 'to deserve such ecstasy? Yours forever PERSONALITY GLIMPSES . Charles Wmllacie-T'hc Frencih Wliiz. Mary Katherine Ply'ler--The Musician. Betty Greene-N-ot as green as her name. Caroline Lauchman-TeaCher's pet! Carl Weddington-Does he wrestle? Reuben I-Iellard-Such a great, big voice. C-leo Sullivan, Ruth Walser-O'h, those dimples. Harvey Bernhardt-Professor, could you tell me- Nell Choate-Does she like chicken salad! Rachel Crowder--Slhort and Sweet. Rudy XVailser-Tlie 'Pest' ! ! ! Mary Anderson-Quietness personified. Paul Reynolds-just me and my shadow. Gertrude Thompson- Miss Salisbury . Alice Goore-A knockout when it comes to sports. Bob Garrison-I'Ie's gc-t a way about him. I-Iassell Morgan-The Model Boy Q? ? Pj. Ji-m Woodsoii-Ilnu falling in love again. To-m Zum Brunnen-Oh love, where art thy sting? Virginia Poplin-It pays to be frank. Thele Templeton-Life's just one big round of A's.', Odell Bality-Wlieii lbetter bunk is written, I'll write it. Tom XVarner-This boy knows his crooning. Frances Foil-I can t throw this awayg it 'migbf be important. Reba Eagle-Studying is my rhobby. Margaret Kern-Oh yes, I just adore football. Maynard Newnian-Wlliew, if she had called on me to-day-- Russell Kerr-Youse is a viper! Mose Harrison-Wfell, it is just bound to be! .41 iffy ff? -2' ykipf pi 'riff in ,ai-:Z Q, if---N . 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Honorary Varsity is the list: FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL Honorary Varsity could illustrate the lls in passing, guardinlz and throwing goals at your suggestion. SECOND TEAM Roueche, Mary Alma-Capts.-Surratt, Josephine Stirewalt, Ellen-Capts.-Cashwell, Gertrude Winecoff, Lena Gm-wood, Nellie Corner kick into the LeQn31'd- Mae Sfliithf I-'oulse Stirewalt, Ellen McDaniel. Viviun DOY13li!lY'S middle- gallh Laura .Etta Hmklla' Alma . Harmon, Ruth Eidson. Fannie arrison, Elizabeth Sherrill, Fannie G ri Alice Harris Ethel Every team has eleven Davis, Ruby McDaniel, Vivian 90 L' J B . 1' M- in t players Lyerly, Blenda Wagoner, Mildred F'5he '. effy rmg e' drkdre Leonard, Margaret Lentz, Marxraret Grlffethf Evelyn Hull' Helen Rush the ball and Williams, Juanita Safl-let' Geneva Odell, Helen NVh1tc, Dorothy never waver. Rufty, Louise Jacobs, Kathleen Hubbard, Ella Frances Davis, Ruby Shupinl-Z, Mary BASEBALL A chance of a run, Around to home, Or out you go. If you travel slow! LETTER S GIRLS To wear an S , Each girl's best In all activities do. Whether soccer, hockey, Basketball, baseball, Tennis, track, Rhythm and like that! ' A point an hour if you lose. Two points should you win, To hike or skate a point each mile Until two hundred points you reach, Each hundred points above, Physical Education Activities You say! Mind and body trained as one. Girls proud of new skills In sports and rhythms. Health habits practiced, - In a beneficial way. ' Total aim a superior girl. nocmav Hockey sticks. Note their trick, Of a striking hit! RHYTHINIS This world is a world of rhythms. From the movement of the starry heavens to the heart of iman, the mind recognizes a silent, powerful, majestic, pulsim.: obedience to a hidden but all 'compelling law. It is a wholesome and vitalizinyz thins: to realize this rhythm, to search for it, to glory in it, to watch it operate in all growim: things, to know that its presence in our own lives will bring into reality, here on this earth, our hopes for happiness and success. Pupils love to participate in rhythmic move- ments. In every dance, every game, every exer- cise, every sonlz, every cooperative job, rhythm adds joy and laughter, and aids in the growth of all concerned towards happier, healthier and more A star your wear. TUMBLING Dare you try stunts? It is a skill if you will, Forward or backward you Hand or head stand, Feet in the air, if you dare! roll. HIKING What Vikings to adventure forth. To discover with leisure. The pleasure and treasure Of an accompanied measure, To walk and to talk. beautiful TRACK Aisles marked with white lines. On your mark , Get set , UGO.. High Jump! Broad Jump! Discus! Or Dash! Miss ARCHERY Strimz Your bow, Sight your aim, Release your fingers, Straight your arrow. Into the bull's eye, A round you shoot. And high your scorell jf ff' -ri - l 9 , ,f!'. 'lfll At class time living conditions. TENNIS or after school, a racket and balls, Tennis means A white lined court and an adjustable net. . A partner, who is willing to call A fair game of love , and never frets. es Bullock and Cate assist in the rest. SKATING Skate without dread, Of a fall on your head. Laughter, coasting down hill, Frowns? tugging up the hill. A35 .Q ix X. ' If N if-1 .Gi , Ka- 5. iixr is rf. ini oi FOOTBALL First row-left to right: Saleeby, Scarlett, Brown, Kesler, Ramsey, NVoodson, Wal- ser-Capt., Lingle, Hearn, Gra-ham, Harrison, Sminh, Goodman. Second Row: Dutton, Dan-iels, Stafford, Cornelison, Allen, Newman, Beaver, Edmundson, Barnhardt, Trexler, McKinney, Smith, Coughenour. Third row: Wagoner, Jacobs, Wagoner, Peeler, Stiller, Hines, Harrison, McConmick, Gardner, Rogers, Russell, Beaver, Beaver. Fourtlh row: Bogcr-1Asst. Coach, Peeler-Mgr., Lucas-Asst. Mgr., Cla-rk, Chase, Earnhardt, Bowers, Knight, Boyd, Simith, Rankin, Canup, Spencer, G. A. Kirkland- Coaclh. Byron Newsom was absent wlhen picture was taken. Sflfilifllllli B. H. S. 25 - Thomasville - 0 B. I-I. S. 33 Monroe - - 0 B. H. S. 13 Raleigh - - 0 B. H. S. 26 Greensboro 0 B. H. S. 59 Spencer - - 0 B. H. S. 112 High Point 0 B. H. S. 44 Concord - 0 B. I-IL S. 19 Gastonia ' 13 B. H. S. 25 'Winston 12 A B. H. S. A- 0 Charlotte I - .19g,ff:r':m 255 44 Won - - 9 Lost - - - 1 KD 4 - 'O Y, K TN JG!! lil y . . ll! E521 l ak! 3 s. -1: HQ' 'EC 'A HO l BASKETBALL Front row-Left to right: XVhite, Walser, Gloodmimx and 'Chase-Capts., Cornelison Grahamg back row: Beaver-Mgr., Brown, Clark, Laughriclge, Smith, G. A. Kirkland- Cooclu. Hnden Kesler was absent when picture was, taken. SCHEDULE l B. H. S. - 25 Oak Ridge B. H. S. - 24 Alumni B. H. S.' - 25 Davidson F. ' B. H. S. - 35 Gastonia B. H. S. - 25 Spencer B. H. S. - 41 Greensboro B. H. S. - 23 Davidson F. B. I'I. S. - 30 Wilnston B. H. S. - 30 Greensboro B. H. S. - 26 Oak Ridge B. H. S. - 30 Gastonia B. H. S. - 27 Spencer B. H. s.. ' - 31 High Point B. H. s. - za High Point B. H. S. - 27 Charlotte' B. H. S. - 25 Charlotte B. H. S. - 28 Winston B. H. S. - 30 Faculty ' 538 Z l ' ' N A I 9 lnlvx X 3 5 W 1 l ' l53l l TH-E ECHQ Us l l l N . . -' ' :Q-'P 4 e rs. . fa ,- 'ii - f -it i ,wwf .-- A xx -Q.. ' ' gf ,,4g3,,,5., ., - f.'5.r N .-..1....-A-.7 14411: FLARE' '77 ' 'J fe, f 1'1 -- V N ,ji 5 ' ' G: -7, -' F5 C12lfE.'-1?'55'9',i,'f.i -5-J....1,g,g.i . itgl H- fi: -, ,,, -4', ,iiii---'2.-'Lxginf ' L-4g,Q:.'S7.-1. '7 7fT2S 'j'3-.ff1iff'2w.5,Z521 -1 -1 5- A :w x-.V if 13-gf '.1Q'f'f '11 TRACK Lettermen ithis year: Ed. 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