Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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THE FCHO John W. Gardner He is complete in feature and in mind, With all good grace to grace a gentleman.’ —Shakespeare Entered ’30; General; H. K. Echo Reporter ’31 ; H. R. Bank¬ er ’31 ; V. Pres. H. R. ’32 ; Treas. H. R. ' 33; Wresting ' 32, ' 33; Letter Club ’33, 34 ; Glee Club ' 32. Mildred Garrett Her eyes as stars of twi¬ light fair, Like twilight, too, her dusky hair.” Wordsworth Entered ’30; Latin; Sec’y. H. R. ’30; Chr. H. R. Welfare Comm. ’31 : Treas H. R 32 : Baseball ' 30 ; Basketball ' 30; Travel Club ’31 ; Jr. Dramatic Club 31. Ellen Gill ... . She moves with a soft composure.” —Cleghorn Entered ' 30; Science; Sec ' y. H. R. ' 30, ’31; Basketball ’30; Art Club ' 31 ; Letter Club ' 33, ’34. Entered ’30 ; Latin ; Pres. Freshman Class ' 31 ; Pres. Sophomore Class 32; Pres. H. R 31, ’32; Jr. Debating Club 31 ; Jr. Dramatic Club ’31 ; Hi-T Club 34; Mgr. Hi-Y Basketball 34 ; Tennis 34 ; Sec ' y. Senior Class ’34 ; Nat’l. Honor Society ’34; “Best Dis¬ position” 34 ; 1034 Annual. Editor. Literary Frank Gooding, Jr. . . . . Plays, in the many games of life, that oiu Where what he most dotl value must be won.” —Wordsworth Letha Goodman Like a lovely tree, S he grew to womanhood.” —Byron Entered ' 33; General; (Acti¬ vities in other schools:) Chr. Class Program Comm. ' 31 . Basketball ’31. ' 32; Franklin Society ' 31 ; Jefferson Society ’32. William A. Goore, Jr. fust at the age, ’twixt boy and youth, When thought is speech and speech is truth.’ —Scott 3e Latin . Chr. H. R. Program Comm. ’32; Pres. H, R. ’33. - Her eyes like wells, where sun lies too, So clear and trustful and brown, Without a bubble warning you That here’s a place to drown.” —Dargan Entered ’30; Latin ; H. It. Echo Reporter ' 31; Chr. H. R. Welfare Comm. ' 32; Basketball •;U Tennis ' 32 ; Travel Club ; Girl Reserves 30-’34 ; Treas. Girl Reserves ' 33; Best Dress¬ ed ’34. Evelyn Griffith 34 -

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THE ECHO Nell Dedmon Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maid¬ ens are-” —Coleridge Entered ’30 ; Latin ; Ath. Mgr. Sophomore Class ’32; Chr. H. R. Social Comm. ’31, 33 ; H. R. Ath. Mgr. ’32; Intramural Basketball ’31 ; Tennis ’32 ; Girl Reserves ' 30-’34 ; Pres. Girl Re¬ serves ’31 ; V. Pres. Girl Re¬ serves ’32; “Most Personality’’ ’34. Sarah Devereux Her eyes are sunlit hazel; Soft shadows round them play.” —Cleghorn Entered ' 30; Latin ; Sec’y. H. R. ’32; Chr. H. R. Program Comm. ’33; Jr. Dramatic Club ’31; Girl Reserves ’30-’34; Glee Club ’32, ’33, ’34; Octet ’33, •O A --—- Dorsett The name that dwells on every tongue No minstrel needs.” —Manrique Entered ’30; Latin; V. Pres. Student Body ’33 ; Pres. Student Body ’34; V. Pres. H. R. ’30; Pres. H. R. ’32; Treas H. R. ’33; Tennis Team ’34; Intra¬ mural Basketball ’34; Hi-Y Hi-Y Basketball Team ’34; V. Pres. Jr. Debating Club ’31 ; Triangular Debating Team ’32, ’33; Hi-Y Club ’33, ’34; “Most Personality” Most Dependable” “Best All Round” ’34; Nat’l. Honor Society ’33, ’34; Manag¬ ing Editor, 1934 Annual. Kenneth W. Earnhardt .... The elements so mixed in him That Nature might stand up and say to all the world, ’T his was a man!” —Shakespeare Entered ’29; General. Louise Ennis She was always that modest and sweet, 1 de¬ clare She would blush full as red as her elegant hair.” —Selected Entered ’30 ; Science; Tumbl¬ ing ’31 ; Basketball ’32, ’33. Henry N. Fairley, h - Exceeding wise, fair- spoken and persuading.” —Shakespeare Entered ’30; Latin; Class Cheerleader ’31, ’32, ’33; H. R. Banker ’31 ; H. R. Echo Report¬ er ' 31 ; Winner Fire Prevention Essay Contest ’33 ; School Store Ass’t ’34; School Cheerleader ’31, ’32, ’33 ; Tennis Team ’34; Hi-Y Basketball ’34; Jr. Dram¬ atic Club ’31 ; Letter Club ’33, ’34; Echo Staff ’33; Editor-in- Chief, 1934 Annual. Frances E. Fisher Full of a gentle kindness Her looks and language are.” —Cleghorn Entered ' 29; Science; Chr. H. R. Program Comm. ’32. Ed Gardner He was man, take him for all in all, Whose like I shall not see again” —Shakespear Entered ’29; Science; Track ’31, ’32; Midget Football ’30, ’31; Basketball ’32; Football ’32; 33. 16

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THE ECHO Betsy Grubb There be none of Beauty ' s daughters With a magic like thee. —Byron Entered ' 80 ; Science; Traffic Comm. ’32 ; Chr. Student Council Social Comm. ’33 ; V. Pres. H. R. ’30; Sec’y. Treas. H. R. 31; H. R. Echo Reporter ’32; Girl Reserves ’30, ' 34; “Biggest Flirt’’ ' 34 Buren Guthrie Clean, simple, Valiant, well-beloved, Flawless in faith and fame.” —Kipling Entered ' 30; Science; Track ' 33. Glenn Guthrie . . . . Stalwart and stately in form was the man.” —Longfellow Entered ' 29; Science. Nelson Haden Who, not content that former worth stands fast, Looks forward, persever¬ ing to the last.” —Wordsworth Entered ’30 ; Science; Elec¬ tions Comm. ’34 ; Commence¬ ment Comm. ’34 ; V. Pres. H. R. ’31 ; Chr. H. R. Program Comm. ’32; Chr. Social Comm. ’33; Jr. Debating Club ’31; Nat’l. Honor Society ' 34. Helen Hall Blue were eyes like the fairy-flax, tier cheeks like the dawn of day.” —Longfellow Entered ’30; Science; Volley Ball ' 31 ; Basketball 32 ; Tumb¬ ling ' 32; Baseball ' 32, ' 33. Esther Hambley A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet.” —Byron Entered ' 30; Latin; Sec’y. Freshman Class ' 30; Sec’y. Sophomore Class ' 32: Sec’y Jr. Class ' 33 ; Sec’y. Student Council ’34; Sec’y. H. R. ’30, ’32, ’33; V. Pres. H. R. ’31 ; Sec’y. Jr. Dramatic Club ' 31 ; Pres. Girls’ Glee Club ’32; Sec ' y. Girls’ League ’33; Pres. Girls’ League ’34; Chief Marshal ’33; Nat’l. Honor Society ’33, ' 34. “Pretti¬ est”, Best Disposition” ’34. Aileen Hansell rf ... Rich in saving common-sense.” —Tennyson Entered ’30; General; Volley Ball ’31 ; Basketball ' 32; Chr. H. R. Welfare Comm. ’32. Elvaia Harrison Dark eyes are dearer far Than those that mock the hyacinth bell.” —Reynolds Entered ’30 ; Science; Volley Ball ’31 ; Baseball ’33 ; Chr. H. R. Citizenship Comm. ’32; Nurse’s Club 81. IS