Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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ACK That poem makes me thunk of the future and I realrze we wnll be scat ered probably mto e four corners of the earth after seyeral years Ipropose that IH say fnfteen years from today thxs whole group get together tgam Then we can see what eyeryone else has dcne and what he has made of hnmself or herself We can determnne then too how mueh edueatnon has really helped us and what nt has meant to us C oxxu Thlt IS a good Idea md no matter where I am I eertunly won t mnss that meetnne, Tow If we had the spmts Id propose 1 toast to the ndea IIDIIIIII eomes m wlth punch IBINAII Lawsy mercy ehllluns Wont punch do? CONNII Good that s the yery thing Tow Here s to our party flfteen years from today 'May we all be there QThey drunk the toastj Plume Qlawyerj Before the rumpus starts agam I want to ask a few of you about the wlll ve gotten most of the frets I need but I want a lnttle more mtormatxon BA131 Who s dead? BLSIIR Plpe down Bright Izyes Bust Yeth Buster dear IAw XIR Perey to whom are you gomg to leave your oy ererown eerebrum9 P1 Rea If youre alludmg to my mental capncnty I can not offhand state anyone whom I eonsnder Tow Que half of xt to our frnend Buteh Then hell be a half wrt at least' Beaclfl Huh? Law XLR And Conme whom do you leaye your beauty to? Ach Ill say If s beaut COINNII I cant afford to gnc any away but I ll lend a lnttle to Blllle Hedrlck proylded shell gave It back when I need lt L-xwauts Well that flmshes the wrll Its ready for graduatxon tomorrow Do you want to hear 1 ALL Sure we can stand anyrhmg once' Llswxx R Well here nt ns' fReads LAST WILL AND TILSTAMENT Hear Ye' Hear Ye' Thus ns mdeed an oecasxon for gravest reverence Therefore with bow ed heads let snlence prey all We the Senior Class of 35 realxzmg that we are about to complete our course beheymg ourselves to be sane of mmd sound of body and stately of stature and mnndful of the fact that we haye a de gree of IDICIIIBCDCC superxor to that of those who haye preceded us do herebv release the followmg truths to be accepted as self eyxdent We are cogmzant of the fact that vou unlearned underclassmen are not blessed wnth the exceptlonal aforesamd qualntres of thxs august body of xntelleetuals therefore b at known that these facts are aboye crntncnsm and that they are presented not merely for your pleasure but for your beneflt Hark' Be ut herewnth resolyed that we the Sennor Class of Boyden Hugh School do hereby and thereupon wnll dense and bequeath I-msT The most wholesome of our thoughts to those dearest to us Our parents SELOIND To our beloved and esteemed Prnnclpal lvinss ulla Groves and to the other members of the Iraculty we express our deepest apprecratton and thanks for thelr untxrmg efforts to mstnll nn us know ledge purxty and good character THIRD To our fantlaful yanntors we leaye no paper cr trash m the bunldmg or on the grounds adyacent FOLRTH Knowmg her love and affectmon for It we leaxe all chewmg gum found stuck on and under the school furmture to Nllss Nlarston FIITH Bate Toms walls has abrlmtv to drnve recklessly and not get caught or hate wrecks to 'Skmnv' Yorvell I28l I V- - '. . ' . th V V v Y - v I r v - Y 7 LY . I Y xv! Y I , Q' I ' ' ' Y I n 1 1 V I A xl I V V , ' , ' V , , ,, ' , , ' ' ,x' ' ' . t' .. . , . , , - , D v ' V 9 I . . ., , . . yv ,. ' V ' ., . , K, , . I . . '. I ' ' '. V ' -' VV . , ' ' v I V- li I y . I . V . 5 V 6 K w .' V V.: u . Y .7 . , ,. , ,. r ZZ , . Z - - s V y A s V V y - -- 4 I ' K 1 . - ir: I K Y V 1 1 r i 7 ' X worthy of such a trust. .. . , . , . , I' l .. , I . I V -, y YAY fu v v 7 y , y I 4 .. , Y . ' ' ' Y ' ' 3 - V V V V V . . , . . . t. . , . if , . . . . . , , ,, 3 I I L . Y . 7 V - Y 1 5 v ' , 1 ' - V Y. i . . .. . A . 3 y C 7 K ki K f Y D. I vt x , Y U, V . . 1 'I . V I H V V, V Y ' ' I - f I . ' If ,A J v V 1 Y' , I ' : V V L . y , ,D - D v V Y n Q Y

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SIXTH With sweaty brow and grimy hands Lavanaa Wallaams bequeaths her working abalaty to Niaraon Stewart SI ya NIH Popularity as Indeed a noble possession Louase Rufty as to be recapaent of the immense poou laraty of Eleanor 'Newman IQIGHTH Alice Nlurdoch walls her all round good qualataes to Haldza Graham Roberts by sp caal request NINIII The reputataon of Buck Faason for skipping classes as left to Ralph Holshouser with the hope that he wall hade an safer places Ta xraa Coode Crowder the popular presadent of the Student Body leaves has executive abalatv to the new president Charles Putzel wath the saneere wash that he eonyanee the student body that all things work for thear good I HI N Nancy Coughenour leaves her friendly dasposataon and equanamaty to an one who as fortunate as to obtain at Taaa aa aaa Kitty Be-rnhardt and Frances Iurr leave thcar personality to the Iranees twans Kluttz and Hedrick TPIIRTIFNTII john Church leaves has grappling grip to J W N1cGannas with has personal wash that he become the world s Viosquato Weight Champion foeaaaxrwaaa Woodson Staller and jack Ratchae leave their speculating abalaty to their most .ardent friends joe Hearne Rufty and Custer McKinney with the honest hope that they wall be able to ply thear debts I IN Bobby NIe9w aan leayes has football shoes to any one whose feet have matured enough to wear them SIXTII NTH Fdath Gall bestowes her dagnaty upon Dot Brow n S Nl NTI I NII Over a period of several years of excellent traanang Boots McCanless has acquired the abalaty to travel the halls noaselessly therefore he leaves thas dastanguashed talent to Loeke MLKEHYIL who has already proaen very profacaent eut durane football and basketball seasons Naxma TNIH Beauty and eharm are rare possessions Niary Kerr 'viargarct Wfoodson and Mary Edy the Southard wall thears to 'Vlary Florence Caan Betsy Ross and Becky Daaas INIIITII It as the eustom of the Senior Class to reserve a speeafaed portion of the school property for a couple Therefore all sidewalks found wat hm fifteen feet of the flag pole are ordered to be held saered by the student body for the private use of Wick Sagmon and Polly Crowder aa a IIR Be at herewith aceepted that Henry ones and uanata Horton are to be reeognaled from thas date as the biggest flarts an Boyden High Sehool wa xay saeovam Ruth Claek leayes her profound salenee to anyone who dares break at ya a III lee Bost the Nuts of the scnaor class bestows all has wat on any one earzy enoue, to aecept at rxra aoeRTH Caroline Earnhardt leaves her eaeeess poundage to Annie Lee Cress a III Nlarshall Hearn Fd Beaaer ohn Surratt Dalyan Cole and Dot Earnhardt wall thear athletae abalaty to Bud Nash Ceeal Barnhardt Ball Vhate Carl Brattaan Henderson Baker Nfary Alma Rouehe and Cobbae Cauble xarxTa SIXTH Niara Flazabeth Pura as leayes her debatang talent to ohn Busby Twaxaa saaa xaaa George aanglang bestows has knowledge ot radao to Woodson and Stanbaek Radao Company aarxra EarIaTaa Xyalburn Trexler leaaes her poetry to Helen Trexler with the hope that she wall publish at aw . , , ' I' . . A . ' ,' . , - ' ' ' -L, ' s 1 D ' . . s ' . ' ' ' ' , s V' . . : 3 , V . V ' ,Y , , ' ' . I . i 1- r -I 1 . ia. . ' -..'TH: I .1 , , ' I, ' -' ' , ' ' , Y f so , . . . J y 'Lvl I ' ' - ' ' ' a I v L . y . . L :HTL My-YH: 1, A -X , ' ., ,., ' , I5 . y .I a . . 'I-fi. afI 'I: f- I ' a - g -- 4 , A a I ' . ' ' ' Q , K ' ' ' ' K - f A s A ,, IfIe.IITI-'IiN'I'Ia: Bill Hice leaves his over-stock of hair to Mr. Ludwick-to replace that which he pulled W' I Y n A V xl n : a '- - -' . I' , I' ' . A -' V X. 1. . 1 n ll I Y! Y' V 4 V I ' A I i X Y . . . . T HLNT ',. gr: s ' s V' -1 . J K J V ' L -. s ss x, '-A. f ' ' I ' ' Lk ' , - . ' . T INT '- naar: ', - .' ' -. , - ' V f' - ' - gh Tu' A' ',. ' : ' s s sA -s -K ' 1 s l Twafxa '-- -TH: . 1 , . ' '-, j I , 1, -' I 1 I , , , I , 1 , I I A 1 ev - as 1 ' ' ' ' ' , ': v - . N 1 s ' V ' - , ' ' ' - . ' , T '- I : -, ' f V '