Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

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Sonilr chu Bdydin High Sehiil Salisbury, nr. c. DMT S0h1lr! 5 nu nu- responded z. the una fir lnllrnhlp 1- anyam my Sehlll in I crltlell yin! flr lu! eluntty IM lux' eimlty. u the -crux yur run u r une ma ua lux uni lvor :ne yur, v- realize :nn :ha spxm sf aqua nu rilln u xv.- mgnuz puk. nur r-.penn u ylur cuuatry nn bun n pr.- pqn your--xr ur your px-C. 1: :na 5-run, an au yiurprt xn zu- nr -ff-n by wyirg ,amp ma mms, by prnexp-11.4 1. an rung- anna, by unmmnng nn., -ra nn za an ma cr-qu, oy .rpnuxrg .na participating in no vxcnry awp. nm. rug-urn-ne. .rr pnyrm-1 funn, an .aaqnu prog.. md cozu-nity ur-un. my kd hop you rv-r faithful, 1:91, -nun.-, .ra nu. nn zu. nr em. yw nu rx., . D15 part ln nuzpng u -xo Shi! lirld s Mlill' pllci in Ihltll li 1110. n-ns-uy yum , LLL, J :lil l. DNV!! Prxnexpx MR. H. KNOX Slz j2Uri11lc'11cfc'11f The Citadel-B.S. MR. F. MERLE DYE Shop Ohio Stotrt Univorslty, B.S. MRS. G. B. GAFFORD Biology Umversxty of Georgia, B.S. MRS. MARY VIHITE GARRISON Mcthenzctlcs Coll'-qc Vtflrxtluogw, A.l3. MRS. GERTRUDE PRINCE GILES Distrlbutlve Education BO'-'.'l!nq Green Collefjci ot Contrnorce Dulce LIHIVLISIIY New York Univoxsxty MISS LOUISE GOFORTH Erxqltslt College XN1ntl1rop, AB. MISS IANE GREY Bible Agues Scott, AB. Assembly's Trolmriq Scliocl, l'-fl,R,lf. MISS ANNE HALL Home Efxmorrxtss College Vv',C'.lI.N.Cj,, MISS OCTAVIA IETER lltstoxy Cclleoe Xhtznrlxxog, AB. MISS MABEL LIPPARD Enqlislt, Dean of Guls Cclleqe -V.'.C.U.VNI.C., A.B. Teachers College, Columbxo, MA University of Chicago-M.A. 3 MRS. T. WINGATE ANDREWS Enqllsh Callrqfe Vf.C.U.N.CI., A H. MISS BETTY BRIDGE Music Mmmx Umverstty, AE. Northz-Jcstertt Umverstty, :,l. l. MISS LAVILLA BRITT Home Eiorxomtes COlIGQGfVV1YlIIIIOjT, BS. W.C.U.N.C. MISS HATTIE CAMPBELL Comm-elciol Sublffvts Flozujo State Collfqo lion-fltnq Green Buetttfss Umm! :tj MISS LOLITA COX Phystczzl Educgxtton College--'v't'.C.U.N.C., B.S DL Umversity---Teachers Ccll 'JC Col,1rnb1cz MA MR. ROBERT CULTON History, Physxcol Edu ation College' -Catawba, A.B. 3 qw '5- I Miss JULIA XWHARTON GROVES Principal , Flora Macdonald--AB. MR. WILLIAM S. LUDWIG Physical Education, Dean of Boys Colleqe Hiqh Point, A.B. MISS EMMA MARSTON French Collfqo W.C.U.N.C., AB. MISS ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN librarian Collcqe W.C.U.N.C., AB. Teachers College, Columbia, MA. MISS MARGARET MILLER Mathematics ColleqefV'.'1nthIop, A.B., M.A, MISS LILLIAN MORRIS Latin ColleqefW.C.U.N,C., A.B. Columbia University, M,A. MISS MARY NICOLSON Business Education St. Marys School, Catawba, E 2 Columbia University-M.A. 'KF' 1' 'HCV' lgr T' 'R 5 . 'Q 5 -it , 824-I fb' QSM' I I J-A SARA PEARLSTINE Commercial Subievts University ci S. C., AB. 9-L -Aix' K I I ff z ur i MR. H. L. PRESSON Physical Education, lean Duke University, AB. MISS BEATRICE ROBERTS P Mathematics ' cczifqe w.c.U.N,c., AB, Duke University, VLA. MR. IOHN STEELE vi Boys Diversified Cccupatcns N. C. State College, BS. MRS. MARTHA RAY KAY THOMASON Biology College Lander, A.E. Unlversity of S. C. MISS IESSIE THOMPSON English College Peace, 'f'l.C.U.TJ.C., AB. MR. GEORGE STEPHEN TRACY Music Cornell, BIA., l.fl.T.f State University ii ' .. .. ,.. C ,.,C. George Peahocy C2 il 'gf' MISS FRANCES WALTON .Silence Czlleqe -f -'.'f'.C.'J,fI.C, ,LE MRS. EUNICE WOLFE Hzstcry Cclleqe-Coker, I-.,E. University of N, C. Ohio State University C111 g' hiioqrfxphedl MISS LENA BOLEY Enahsh Cmlefgf- Catawba, AB. fflt' r?:z1iqrag.herll MRS. CARL KING Lili? Salk-ge Blackstone fluke University, AB, C LASSLS S xlc as xx ALT IVIT IILS SPORTS SINJILIS UI ru mx ISI ADVI1R USING Slhlll'-4X'J1'H1H'l' r'1rIlT.1'!xS lhfvl' 'IX' '1-'I X. 'Hunk .11 gf- 'UN1.'vi '1 ml lN1w1 wx sul x Yu IUIRN Coram Louxc ll X umm SMP 5362 My Qi! 'em' 'gf f M., Top - Lol' to Rught IACK LUCAS BOYD KATHLEEN BUIE 'Lu':dS SD rncfrl-c and yet so bold, 'Cut' ls :wut and Jarnzcsrci Ezmterfd 39: General Course Erntcrrd C11::mfrr 11l C'J'l1'S D Club 4 LLEWELLYN CAMP LILLIAN LANELL BRADY ,. , ,V I r.veryar.a f.-:nays offrriq wxth ...-9'-'.'S.'llQ'Il she 3 She trlfis to please. fun! Entered 38: Lanquaqe Course. Entered 39' Commvrcgal ljourse: H. R. Athletl Mgr. 3, 4: H. R, DF'lCY1f5l'13l Chr. l' Boosters Club 4 G. R. l, 2, 3, 4- Bcskffball 2, 4: Hc:ke'g 4. TERESA IEAN BRANCH Shorty belleves 1n domq her work and then enuoylnq her frrends. Bottom - Rtgm 'o Lev: Entered '4O: General Course. H. R. Sec. 27 H. R. Cltzzenshlr Chr, 3. , RUTH FRANCES CARTER She al'.-:ays dfos what rs exgmrtfici of her. Entcred 513- General Qjfuzsfi lntzau-Lxxal Basker- Dall 4. 'J 1943 lfdw' hg' I ,Q '4 LUTHER PAUL CASPER ' Nctnlnq :euld keep' htm from hzs gcal, Entered '33: General Ccursq H R. Clean-Up Chr 3. THOMAS ALEXANDER BRIDGES HELEN LAVERNE CAUBLE iicggcfilqogl? Olhm mums 'Bobby' has a way 'ruth all '.-:ha know' her. Entered '39: General Course: H. R. Pres, 2: Trafk Emefiff '391 Ginn? Cjursfi H' R ViCe'EIES' I' 37 lntrarnural Basketball 4. H. R. Credn-Up Chr. 4: H. R, ser. 4g ll. H. tsltlzenshlg Chr. 1, 3: H. R. Devotional Chr. Zg Ir. Bind 1: Sr Band 2, 37 DISTTVJQ lVll1SlC' Contest 25 Sta'e Mus: Ccrxtest 3- G. R. Z, 2, 47 G. R. Treas. 3' G, A. A S'd'3'l0D'O Boflom 4' Hockey 1, 4' Ezrsketball l, 4. TLOIS ELIZABETH BROWN I. T. CAUBLE f. ff 0 5 - A A , 4 Vg Lots IS on, J. th. fav rltes Qhr S !rettY, toc Hshzny, ihQy brjmmodr -ilqv km-Tw him Entered '39: Lanqudfge Course: Class Devotional bQSt' Chr. 2: H. R. Cleanrll' Chr. 3: H. R. Prfnq. Chr. 3: - . W . Y G, R. 3. Boosters' cttlb 1, 2, 4. Dramam: Club ly Ullnfpd 19 fffmml Ci'-HS' H- R- V'ff'Pf'-S- 1' Sub-Deb 45 TE'l'lTl1S l, 2. Football 3. -,MH I an J . .VV gd, fi 5- if lop - Lett to Rtght LLOYD BEST DURANT ll it could be done, he did it. Entered '397 General Course: H. R. Social Comm. l: H. R. Clean-Up Chr. l7 H. R. Athletic Mqr. l NANCY LOUISE EAGLE Nag why lxuqh? Because lauqhter is cherished by the wisest men. Entered 39: Lanquaqe Course: Victory Corps Council l, 3, 4: Sub-Council l, 4: l.tbrarY Comm. Vrctory Corps Council 3: Assembly Comm. Victory Corps Council 4: House and Grounds Comm. Victory Corps Council 4: Class Pres. 1: Class Sec. 3: Proq. Chr. 47 H. R. Pres. l, 4: H. R. Vice-Pres. 3: H. R. Sec. 27 H. R. Treas. 37 H. R. Citizenship Chr. 17 Glee Club Pianist 3, 47 Glee Club Pres, 3: Sr. Orch- estra Pianist 1, 2, 3: Orchestra Letter Club Pres. 3: Orchestra Letter Club Sec. 2: Music Letter l: Music Stars 2, 37 Orchestra Medal 2: Group Singing Pianist 2, Assembly Pianist 47 State Music Contest l, 2, 3: Winner Piano Solo State Music Contest 37 Orchestra Ensemble 37 lournalism 47 Yellow lacket Reporter 4: Outll and Scroll Club 47 N't'l Honor Soc. 3, 4: N't'l Honor Soc. Vice-Pres. 47 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 47 Candidate for D. A. R. Citizenship Trophy 4: State Math Contest 37 Ir.-Sr. Decoration Comm. 3: Sr. Invitations Cornm. 47 lr. Marshal 37 Literary Editor Echo 4. JM 1943 ELM BETTY IEAN EARNHARDT Ieanie enloys work as well as play. Entered '397 General Course- H. R. Clean-Up Chr. l, 2, 37 H. R. Devotional Chr. l: H. R. Prog. Chr. 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, CHARLES IENET EARNHARDT 'Matt as full cf Eur. and joke'-s as anyone would be. Entered '387 General Ciursf- H. R. Echo lr. Chr. 4: H. R. Social Chr. 3- Football 3, 4. Stde f Too to Bovorn IESSIE IACQUELINE EARNHARDT lack won't let anythtnq qr-t her down. Shell pull throuqh. Enterrd '387 General Course: ll. R. Pres. 27 H. R. Athletic Mrgr. 3: Traffic Squad 57 G. R. 37 G. A. A. RANDOLPH DEADRICK EARNHARDT 'Mole ---knowledge is a qreat asset. Entered '39: General Course: Lost and Found Comm, Victory Corps Council 2, 3, 4: H. R. Proq. Chr. 2: H. R. Citizenship Chr. 4: N't'l Honor Soc. 3, 47 Honor Roll 2, 37 Most Studtous Superlative 4. OSTELLE WENCY EFIRD Rum is a quiet qirl but no one ltkes her less. Entered '3B: General COUTSFI Victory Corps Coun- cil l: H. R. Pres. 1: D. E. Vtcrr-Pres. 4: D. E. Read- ers' Diqcst Chr. 47 Penney Day 47 May Day 2. Bonom- Rtghv to Lett CLYDE ELIUM Always trying. Entered '39- General Coursr-. MARTHA LOUISE ELLINGTON Good-looking, good dancer, well dressedf- shffs all rzqht. Entered '397 General Course: H. R. Vice-Pres. 47 H. R. Devotional Chr. 17 H. R. Proq. Chr. 27 l-l. R. Clean-Up Chr. 2, 37 H. R. Social Chr. l, 3, 47 Sub- Deb. 47 Forum Club 47 Boosters' Club l, 2, 3, 4: Best Dancer Superlativo 4: May Day l: Playday 2, 3: Hockey l, 2, 3: Archery 27 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Tennis 2, 3. ALSTON RAMSAY ELLIS 'Bot the sweetest sax this side of Spencer. Entered '39: Science Course: H. R. Pres. 27 H. R. Proq, Chr. 3, 47 H. R. Yellow lacket Mgr. 37 Sr. Band l, 2, 37 Band Letter Club 1, 2, 37 State Music Contest l, 2, 37 All-State Band 3: Sr. H1-Y 3, 47 Ir. Varsity Football 37 Basketball Mgr, 3. MARY EMMA EPTING 'Ep' always makes herself knowneparticu- larly to the opposite sex. Entered 33' Lanauaqe Course: Victory Csrgis Czuncil l, H. R. Treas. l: Ycllcw lfxcket Safi 3: Bzosters Club l, Z, 3 Dramatic Club 27 Latin Play l' Fzrurtt Club 4' Radio Revue 3: lr.-Sr. Comm. 3: Etqqest Flirt Superlative 47 2nd Place State Biology Contest May Day l: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey Team 4- Basketball Team 4. 'uf-., Top- Lett to Rtgttv HENRY WHITE GOODSON He always stood above the crowd. Entered '39: Science Course: H. B. Vxce-Pres. 2: H, R. Athletic Mar. l' Boosters' Club l, 2: lntra- mural Basketball 4: Basketball l, 2, 3: lr, Varsity Basketball 3: Baseball l, 2, 3. ROBERT IOE GORE Bob -f not another one anywhere! Entered 39: General Course: H. B. Pres. 2, 3: Co-Captain Football Team 5: Basketball 4: Baseball 3: Football 3, 4. IOHN CALVIN GOSNEY Pretty Boy he tried until he succeeded. Entered '4O: General Course, H. R. War Stamp Chr. 4: H. R. Treas, 4. RONALD ALEXANDER GRAHAM Bornmfl gsatierrco was his qreatest asset. Entered '33 Science Course: H. R. Treas. l, 2. jhp, 1903 Stoo - Top to Bottom WILLIAM EDGAR GREENE ALBERT HARLEN GUDGER Tuck -r-on the team he proved his worth. Entered 38: General Course: H. B. Pres. l, 2: H. B. Treas. 4, 5: H. R. Prog. Chr. 3: H. R. Athletic Mar. 2, 3, 4, 5: Varsity Football 4, 5: Varsity Base- ball 3, 4: lr. Varsity Football 2, 3: Ir. Varsity Bas- ketball 2: All-Conference Basketball 5. BILL EUGENE HAITHCOCK What he said he would do, he did. Entered '3B: General Course: lr. Rifle Club 1: Boy Scout l: D. O, 4. Bottom -- Rught to Left CATHERINE LEVADA HANSELL Pretty and popular, too. Entered '39: General Course: Victory Corps Coun' cil l, 7, 4: Library Comm. Vietory Corps Council 4: H. R. Pres. l, 2, 4: H. B. Ser. l, 3: H. R, Devotional Chr. 2: H. R. Yellow lacket Reporter 4: Lib. Sci. 2, 3, 4: Lib. Sci. Pres. 3: G, B. l, 2, 3, 4: G. R. Pres. 2: G. B. VicefPres. l: G. B, Proq. Chr. 3: G. A. A. 4: Hockey 1, 4: Basketball l, 4: May Day l, 3. MARY FRANCES HARKEY Frannio is a sweet qrrl who is casy to qef alonq with. Entered '39: General Course: H. B, Sec. 4: H. R. Proq. Chr. ly H. B. Cleanellp Chr. 2: Traffic Squad 4: Glee Club Vice-Pres. 3: G. R. 4: lr.-Sr. Decora- tion Comm. 3: lr. Marshal 3: N't'l Honor Soc. 4, MABLE IUANITA HARRELL Nita is happy when she sinqs, because she sings, Entered 39: General Course: Class Pres. 2: H. R. Defense Stamp Chr. 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club Pres. l, Q, 3, 4: iramatif Club Vice-Pres. l: Dramatic Club Pres. l, Z- Dramatic Club Se:. 2. WILLIAM GEDDIE HART .www ':Q V'r' 2,54-f ibn-ew lN1ll19l to beat a fiddle as he could beat itl Entered 39' General Course: N't'l Honor Soi. 5: Business Mgr. Eaha 2' Sr. HLY 5: Class Statistifian 5: Most Personality 5: Yellow lacket Advertising Mar. 5: Virrtzry Czrgs Council 3: Advertising Mar. Penney Day CsfCl.r. House and Ground Comm. Viftzry Corps 'Lu:.i'Ll 5: Official Delegate Sseial Standards Conf:-: nCe at Kannabolrs 5 Sr. Oriir esrra 3, 4, 2' .:'..l'5f'I'-: C'rchestra 4: P-.1lfSzu'?.ern Orfhestra 3' Stacw.: Orchestra Dirfctcr L- Sr. Band ',: State LILLXS1' C'.r.'1s1 3: Camera Club 3, 4' Qutll and Serill Visual Edu a'ion 3, 4: DI'fIfTlUfl'x Club fr Bros?-rs C 1: 3, 4, ', TAa',f Court Tennis 4, H B. Vis'-Prfs, Q. H. B. Tre-as. 3, 4.- 0 4.1 'Y-17' Wild Bill' theres always a remedy tor hunger. Entfred 35- Gr-nf 'l Czursf: Intramural Baskf' ball 4, Z. mf if Tap - Lett to Rugnt PHOEBE ELIZABETH HOLSHOUSER Duck can entoy a 1oke5 yet she knows how to be sermons. Entered '39, Cynmfrcial Course5 Victory Corps Council 45 H. R. Pres. 45 H. R. Vice-Pres. 25 H. R. Sec. 25 H. R. Devotional Chr. 3, 45 H. R. Clean-Up Chr. 25 Sr. Band l, 2, 35 G. R, 4. MARGARET LOUISE HOPKINS Maggie seems to entoy living and making friends. Entered '395 Commercial Course5 H. R. Vice- Pres. 15 H. R, Proq. Chr. 15 H. R. Clean-Up Chr. '25 H. R. Sec. 25 Glee Club l, 25 G. R. 2, 3, 45 Lib. Sci. 2, 3. V J yjhg, 1943 DOROTHY DUNKLE HORAH Dot usually says what she thinks-but she thinks it first. Entered '395 General Course5 H, R. Sec. 35 H, R, Social Chr. 45 H. R. Prog. Chr. 45 Sr. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Band Letter Club 3, 47 G. A. A. l, 25 Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3. ANN HUBBARD Flea can lauqh and cry, work well and play well'-r-this makes her a qood student and a good friend. Entered '395 Lanquaqe Course5 H. R. Vice-Pres. 2: H. R. Yellow Iacket Chr, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Music Letter 15 State Music Contest 15 Co-Editor Yellow lacket 45 Girl Scouts l, 25 Office Practice 45 Girls' State 35 N't'l Honor Soc, 4. Side f Top to Bottom ELLEN CECELIA HUDSON She laughs and the world laughs with her. Entered '395 General Course5 Victory Corps Coun cil 25 H. R. Pres. 25 H. R. Troas. 25 H, R. Proq. Chr. l5 H. R. Echo Ir. Chr. 35 H. R Clean-Up Chr. 15 Traffic Squad 45 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Band Letter Club 3, 45 Band Letter Club Sec, 45 Orchestra Letter Club 3, 45 All-State Orch- estra l, 2, 35 Silly Symphony 45 Band Medal 25 State Mustc Contest 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 25 G, R. Pres. 35 G. R. Convention 2, 35 G. R. Reliqious Chr. 25 Gtrl Scouts 15 N't'l Honor Soc, 45 School Letter 25 State Monogram 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer l, 25 May Day l5 G. A. A, 2, 3, 45 Tennis Champ. 25 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 45 Paddle Tennis 2, 3. THOMAS HUDSON Giles -' never lacking in appearance. Entered '395 Science COurse5 H. R. PTSA Chr. 15 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Band Letter Club l, 2, 3, 45 Hx-Y 45 lr. Hi-Y 25 Best Dressed Superlative 4. fufzi -Qs' X, 'f' I '1 JULIA ANN 171'UN'f I' ' A Iuan anyone likes a pretty smile. Entered '395 General Course5 Victory Corps Coun- cil 35 H. R. Devotional 2, 45 H. R. Pros. 35 H. R. Vice-Pres. 35 H, R, Athletic Ivfqr. l, 45 H, R. Proq, Chr. 2. Bottom - Rught to Left WILLIAM CLAUDE INGOLD Bill --always heard above the crowd. Entered '395 General Course5 H. R. CleanAUp Chr. 35 H, R. Czttzenship Chr. 25 Wrestling 35 Football 4, DOROTHY IACKSON Dot enjoys talkinq and others entoy listen- ing. She is Well known. Entered '395 General Course5 H. R. Pres. l5 H. R. Social Chr. 3, 45 H. R. Sec. 25 Office Practice 3. ANNE LOIS IACOBS Anne is loved by those who know her. Entered '395 Commercial Course5 H. R. Citizenship Chr. 2, 35 H, R. Clean-Up Chr. l5 H. R. Devotional Chr. 25 Glee Club 25 Lib. Sci. 35 Honor Roll 2, 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH IACOBS Lib ---shy but sweet. Entered '39: Commerctal Course: H. R. Citizenship Chr. 15 H. R. Proq. Chr. 25 Glee Club 1,25 Lib. Sci. 3. ,ww in Top- Lett to Right MARY ANNE LINN The wild, red rose was never half so fair, Entered '397 Language Course7 Victory Corps Coun- cil 2, 3, 47 Study Hall Comm. Victory Corps Council 27 Social Comm. Victory Corps Council 37 Chr. Social Comm. Victory Corps Council 47 Class Devotional Chr. 47 Sub-Deb 47 H, R. Pres. l, 37 H, R. Sec. 17 H. R. Clean-Up Chr. 27 Served at Ir.-Sr. 27 Ir. Mar- shal 37 N't'l Honor Soc. 47 May Court 1: Best Look- ing Superlative 4. 377.7 1943 ffffwf FRANCES PARK LIPPARD Parkie is honest, sincere, and agreeable. Entered '397 General COUISG7 H. R. Pres, 47 H. R. Sec. l, 2, 37 H. R. Prog, Chr. 3, 47 H. R. Vice-Pres. 47 H. R. Clean-Up Chr. 37 Glee Club l, 2, 37 Glee Club Pres. 37 Music Letter l, 37 G. R. 2. JAMES LEAKE LITTLE. IR. lim -brawn and brains combined. Entered '397 Science Course7 H. R, Clean-Up Chr. l7 H. R. Prog. Chr. 27 H. R. Athletic Mgr. 47 Ir. Varsity Football l, 27 Varsity Football 3, 47 Wres- tling I, 2, 3, 47 Track l, 2, 3 47 Basketball Cham- pion 4. HAZELINE LOWDER Hazy isn't too stuck-up tor anyone. Entered '397 Commercial Coursey H. R. Vice-Pres. 47 H. R. PTSA Chr, l, 2, 47 H. R. Bulletin Board Chr. 27 Glee Club, 1, 27 G. R. 1, 2, 3, 47 G. R. Devotional Chr. 37 Lib. Sci. 37 Hockey 4. .ww Side - Top to Bottom IUNIUS ADOLPHUS MANGUM lune in work and play he was tops. Entered '397 General Course7 Victory Corps Coun- cil 47 Stage Comm. Victory Corps Council 47 H. R. Defense Stamp Chr. 47 Traffic Squad 3, 47 lr. Var- sity Basketball l, 2, 37 Varsity Basketball 47 Base- ball l, 2, 3: Football Mgr. 3. MARY GEORGIA MANSON Bobbie's smile makes her an attractive gxr. Entered '397 Language Course7 Sr. Orchestra 1, HENRY GRAUY MANSON, IR. He had the howl of a wolf. Entered '397 General COUYSQI H. R. Pres. 27 H. R. Vice-Pres. I7 H. R. Treas. 4: H. R. Athletic Mgr. 2, 37 H. R. Clean-Up Chr. 37 Football 3, 47 Track 37 Wrestling 37 Intramural Basketball 4. Bottom - Right to Lett EDWARD ELLER MCCULLEY Mac - his intentions were good, anyway. Entered '397 Science Course7 H. R. Pres. lg H. R. Athletic Chr. 2, 37 Hi-Y 57 Golf 2, 3, 47 Intramural Basketball 5. BILL MCDANIEL Clem e-why be serious? Sorrcw killed the cat: let's be happy. Entered '397 General Course7 H. R. Social Chr. 17 H. R. Clean-Up Chr. 47 Football 37 Intramural Bas- ketball 4. RUTH OLDHAM MCDANIEL Blondie always has a friend wherever she goes. Entered '397 General Course: H. R. Bulletin Board Chr. 17 H. R. Devotional Chr. 27 I-I. H. Clean-Up Chr. 47 Glee Club 17 G. R. l, 2, 37 Boosters' Club 27 Lib. Sci. 2, 3. ROBERT CRENSHAW MCDANIEI. Tucker alias Handy --to love a bus as he loved one. Entered '397 General Course-7 Victory Corps Coun- cil 47 Boys' Athletic Mgr. Victory Corps Council 47 Class Treas. 47 H. R. Pres. l, 2, 3, 47 Sr. Hi-Y 3, 47 Sr. H1-Y Treas. 47 Best Dancer Sugerlative 47 State Theater Trophy 47 Tennis 37 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 37 Track 2, 3. 4..- lop LU-' --L R gh: DOROTHY ROSE MOWERY L I 'tis '1 Lrzfzlf F113 5 y -1-1r1tt-r1'1r'1CO, :lt--rd 35- Cj-:.- '17: H H St . 7: H R. 'J1 -- Pr' s 1 H. R. Tr- . H R l-'1ft1fw11f1l Ctirnrn. l H, R E'Ea': lr. 5:1 . H R. Pr ft. Chr. l, G. R. V1 1-'Pr' s. 4- Lrs. Sf-1, 3 MARGARET CLARK MUNRO 'Marqre' H3-wr fz ryood txmf-: you do not Lass thrs way but onrw-. Entered 39: l.ar1'1L1a-gp C1,11rf:f': Pulalrr-tty Cornrn. Vwtory Corps Counfitl 4 PTSA Cornrn. V11'lOI'Y Corps Count.-tl 3: War Starngf Currtrn. Vt'-tory Corps Coun' t-1l 4: Student Counml Cfnqrvss 3: Asst. with Vrsual Ards, TraH1:, Student Council 3: Traftxc Comm. Vu'- tory Corps Ccuncrl 4: H. R. Social Chr. l: H. R. Cl-Gan-Uy Chr. R, Bulletrn Board Comm. 2: Trafltr Squad 3, 4: Gxrl Shouts 1, 3, 4: G. R, l: Vlsual Ards 3, 4' lourndlrsrn 4: Ottrto Praftrcv 4: Lzh. SC1. 3: Penn:-y Day 4: N t'l Honor Soft 4: Class Port 4- Standard arid Adyannnd Ftrs? Ard 3: CJ. A A. 1, E, 4- Playday 2, 3- Basketball 1, 3, 4: . . , , Scnool setter 3. JILQ, gdl ' MARY MARSHALL MURPHY Ankle' her mannnrs, a orare. Entered 39: Languaqe Course: H. R. Pros. 17 H. R. PTSA Chr. l: R. Eoho Ir. Chr. l: H. R. Clean-Up Chr. 3' Gloe Club l: l.1l'n. SC1. 2, 4. IACK THOMAS MYERS A irzendly srnrle IS -.-forth rn:rf 'han :great '-Jsalfh. Enrsred EE- Gsnerd Courss- Fr. Band l: Boys Qhirus l- Ezsezall 4- Ezfthall 4- 'I'r'1t'k 3. 5 T291 Einpm MILDRED DORNE NAILE Ezrtrfr'-G E Jfrwrul Qmrrsf- H H V11 l-Jrws. l- H. R F'. 1':. Crit l- H. Fl V71--Jf':'r.'1l Chr. 2, 3 H. h. fflllZfI'.Si.j C1.r, f- H R. Pru: C::r fi- lllay l.ff1y l Playdaj: fi. ODELI. IOSEPH NASSAR By naturc- he was Jolly, EI1lf?fPd '39 SY'1PIl '2 Ci-ursvf H. Ft. V1 'ft-PINS. 1: H. Fl. Ssv. l, 4: H. Fl. Clfwartrllg Chr Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Orflxwstra 4- Ushrrs' Club 3: lr. Varsity Baskotball 4: Ertothftll Mrgr. E: Tennls 3: Track 2, 3. WILLIAM LUTHER NOELL. IR. Cowboy ll br'1111s w--rw dynaxrtrte, l11s head would eaxplodf-. Entered '3f3: Sfronr-Q Courso- H, R. Athlntro Mgr. 3, 4: lr. H1-Y 2, 3: Sr. H1-Y 4: Tr-nnrs f', 3: Track 2, 3. Bottomn Rtght to Lol! IEAN FRANCES OSBORNE leans SlIIll' rs s'.-111'-t fzzxa shr- IS ruin. Entered '42 Gfmrfrl Courrlt- Cllss V11'f-Pres. H. R. Soclal Chr. F: Glnf Club l, Lf, 4 State Must: Contest l, 2: Studf-nf Chin IL, 3- Athlon? Club 1, 2. DOROTHY LEE PAGE Dot says what slug tliznks '.-lrthout twxstr rnq rt around. Entered '39: Conxrntlrf,-1111 Course: H. R. Officer 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2: G R. l: Ofire Practrfe 4. HERMAN RAY PEELER 'Herkro' hgs srntlf, wlll be rfnicrxhered. Entered '39: General Czursi H R. EJHC lr. Cnr. Z Fiotball 3. MARION VAUGHAN PITTS :Q11.,.1' anrnty? 'I ,, 1. :.. 151' E.:.1.-:VJ1 l'1I. 1-1 1 :, . .1 ,V H H li lt'-T llltgr. -1: li' H V11 rfr- LL . H P f.'.g'-r.sl.1g, Chr, I H. Fl. .l ',f' 1-1. 'j:r. ' H R Pzfg Chr. 4 H. Pt. lJe'l',11L:1frl Cxrrrv. 3 'r fl.,'r.' kv Art Edrfzr 4' Art Edttcr Ewhff -1 fr:tfz': Cub I. Quill 6 2--rcll 4: Art Awfrrfi I. r -.-1 :'1':.:1 QTITZII1 4 May Ddy l, 2. wt I fin. hw X Top - Lelt to Right X x . H HILLERY HUDSON RINK. IR. Rfnkey-Dink','-he proved his worth to the school. N l Entered '397 General COUTSSI Victory Corps Coun- cil 47 War Stamp Comm. Victory Corps Council 47 War Effort Comm. Victory Corps Council 47 H. R, Pres. 17 H. R. Citizenship Chr. 27 H. R. Echo Ir. Chr. 27 H. R. Defense Stamp Chr. 37 Sr, Band l, 2, 37,Band Letter 37 State Music Contest l, 2, 37 Boys' Chorus 2, 47 lournalism 47 Co-Advertising Mgrf Yellow lacket 47 Boosters' Club 2, 47 lr. Rotarian 47 Radio Revue 27 Asst, Business Mgr. lEcho 47 Best Looking Superlative 47 Boys' State 37 Q May Day 17 Track 2. X IOHN I-'ELIX RINK lohnny fyou should hear him beat those drums. Entered '397 General Course7 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 47 State Music Contest 2, 37 Boosters' Club l, 2, 3, 47 Yellow Iacket Reporter 4. SARA LEE RODGERS Sara is a wonderful violinist, She's out- standing in other work, too. Entered '397 Language Course7 H. R, Vice-Pres. 37 H. R. PTSA Chr. 2, 37 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra Letter Club Pres. 27 Orchestra Letter Club Sec. 47 Sr. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 47 Sr. Orchestra Concert- master 2, 3, 47 All-State Orchestra 2, 37 All-Stata Orchestra Concertmaster 37 All-Southern Orchestra 27 State Contest l, 2, 37 District Contest Solo 37 State Contest String Sextet and Trio 27 Catawba Orches- tra 2, 3, 47 Rubinoff Medal 27 Orchestra Letter 17 Orchestra Stars 2, 37 Orchestra Medals l, 27 Yellow Iacket Reporter 37 Boosters' Club 27 Forum Club 47 Honor Roll 37 lr.-Sr. Decoration Comm. 37 Served at Ir.-Sr. 27 Most Musical Suoerlative 47 N't'l Honor Soc. 47 Writers' Comm. for Class Play 4. VIVIAN LUCILLE ROUECHE Viv is usually laughing, and that makes you feel comfortable around her. Entered '4l7 General COUTSGQ G. R. 3. Side fTop to Bottom ROYSTON RICE RUDOLPI-I He was approved by all. 'Entered '4O7 General COUTSSI Forum Club 47 Ntl Honor Soc, 47 Wrestling 2, 37 State Wrestling Meet 2, 37 State Wrestling Champion 3. HAROLD EDWIN RUFTY Stick -'nothing short about him. Entered '397 General Course7 H. R. Treas. l7 H. R. Devotional Chr. 27 H. R. Clean-Up Chr, 27 H.. R.4C1tize-nship Chr. 47 H. R. Basketball Cham- pion . JOHN LEWIS RUSHER, IR. lack -nothing would keep him from lin- ishing what he began to do. Entered '397 Science Course7 Publicity Chr. Vic- tory Corps Council 17 Sub-Council l7 H. R, Athletic Mgr. l, 2, 37 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 47 State Music Con- test l, 2, 37 Band Letter Club l, 2, 3, 47 Sr. Hi-Y 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Basketball 17 Basketball Mgr. 2, 3. Bottom - Right to Left DORIS REBECCA RUSSELL Always a friendly greeting when you meet or pass her. Entered '397 General Course7 H. R. Yellow Jacket Mgr. l7 D. E. Finance Chr. 4. LOIS MAE SAFLEY Too is quiet and doesn't bother anyone around her. Entered '397 General Course7 H. R. Treas. 27 H. R, Citizenship Chr. l7 Lib. Sci. 27 Hockey 47 Basket- ball 4. MARVIN HERMAN SAPRIT A job Well done takes time. Entered '397 General Course7 Victory Corps Coun- cil 47 Library Comm. Chr. Victory Corps Council 47 War Ef'fort Comm. Victory Corps Council 47 Chr. Victory Book Campaign 47 Class Prog. Chr. 27 H. R. Social Chr. l7 H. R. Bulletin Board Chr. 2, 37 lr. Hi-Y 2, 37 Dramatic Club 27 Forum Club 47 Honor Roll l, 2, 37 Study Hall Monitor 27 N't'l Honor Soc. 47 State Math Contest 3. IAMES DELMER SAPP His understanding could be seen. Entered '39, Science Course7 Class Vice-Pres. 37 H. R. Pres. 17 H. R. War Stamp Chr. 3, 47 Varsity Football Mgr. 4. t 11 ll R PTSA II 1 v Clu 'UNI . lf 1. 3 xl C Illll V1f-- ,1 Cor 5 Ccun ll J L r. 2: MuS1 Contf t l Y 3 4- Ef-vd l Ort1 4 Band O 4' L, r H 1 l r 1111 X1 zzy C 1 H H fl r C I l 3 4 1? 33 t at-J YV E7 Q ., iz A 2, '. 9 - 3 .. S. 2 fi' 75 5 F E : 3 . H Q E O Hi 9 Q O 5 3, Q -:- Q FI: ff W 5- .2 in 'Q Mm 452 E is -A ff F4 ts F' 1 Z du Tap m Hamm MARTHA E. WAGNER Avi 3- llmlcf-y 7, 3, 4, Bfrsketlurxll 3, 43 Bfrsfr bull 3, 4- Archery 2, 3, 4: Pluydqy ll, 3: St-lx-101 Qt-:tm Z Slut-3 Letter 37 Stars 3: Stuttr PIII 4 G. A. A. 3, 4. MARY LEE WAGNER ' H15 sy -.'.'1tt1 41 resolute hourt und 1-ltr-4-rtulf' Ente-red '43, Gwrtercxl Ccurse,-7 H. R. Athlotlf Cllr. 3: F1rst A1d 3- Houk-Qy 2, 3, 45 Bcxskotbcll 3, 4- Eqsebfzll Z, 3, 45 Arrhcry 2, 3, 45 Plfryddy Q, 3 F:-lifxil Lett-ir State lmittrvr 3- Stars 3, Strrtit Pm 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. PEGGY LOUISE WAGNER 'P--rg' tw try 15 to arc-Or:1g1l1sl1. I.:1tf-rid 393 Gonffrfrl Cvursnp H R, Sf 1-. l: H. R. Er' 3. Clzr. 4- R, C1flZC'I1Sl'Y1fk Cllr H. R. Y1,ll-.'.-.' lx.-'Ut Rag srtnr 3: Cvlfie Club l, 3- l.1b. Asst. E'J :m -- Rtghv to Lei: WILMA IUANITA WALKER Wy lfzdy S eyes llcxslunq C1 qlcmf.-ft rl1v1z1- Errtfgrfd '42y General Course: Drum Mcufarutto 4 MARY EVELYN WALSER Cnet wrll not okercomc me, Entfirc-d 39: Gfwlercl Coursey H. R. Soc-ml Comm. 2, H. R, Cle-an-Up Comm. 3. DOROTHY REBECCA WALTERS 'Bfiky' - 1f you learn her, you lcve ltf-r. Entered '33, Ccrnmer:-ml Ccurst-: H. R. lllfikr Up, Ccvrxm. 2- Glef- Club 1, 2, 3, RUTH KLUTTZ WARD A 5 ii sg 1:1 'lla-. 1ys ends an t.,g. ll:.tf1r-'j 33- fjftrf-r'1l Cfursff Clxss Atl1l- 1- f.1:r. E 4 H R l, 3, 4- H, R, Allnliftf- Mqr l, f, 4: H. R. Pr's f- H F Claim-UQ. Chr 3 ll, R. l, ., 3: E '!.t'r: l, 3- f21rl ff Nuts l, 7, 3, 4- lrtrrz- ::.ur.1l 1 3- G. A. A. l, 3, 3, 4. v. ROBBIE VIRGINIA WYRICK There is nothing false about her personality. Entered '397 General Course7 H. R. Sec. 27 H. R. Treas. 2: D. E. Prog. Chr. 47 D. E. Finance Chr. l. FLORENCE ESTELLE YARBROUGH While she isn't talking, she's listening to what others say. You learn more that way7 don't you, Flossie ? Entered '397 Language COUYSSI H, R. Prog. Chr. 37 H. R. Clean-Up Chr. l, 27 H. R. Bulletin Board Chr. 2, 37 H. R. Social Comm. 37 Glee Club 17 Advanced Glee Club 27 Dramatic Club 27 May Day 2. lf' MARY RUTH YOST .17 if' LM Armful oi charm. I Entered 739: Commercial COUISSI H. R. CleanAUp Chr.7 D. E. 47 May Day 2. SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED DORRIS LUCILLE ALLGOOD MIRIAM BAME CURTIS ALVIN CAUBLE CLYDE EUGENE HONEYCUTT SARAH ELIZABETH LEAKE THOMAS PAGE RACHEL LUCILLE REAVIS ROLAND LEVERN REAVIS HELEN IRENE TREXLER PEGGY DEAN WILSON FREDERIC HOUSTON YOUNG. IR. Stick -he relied on the law oi Chance, Entered '397 Latin Course7 H. R. Treas. 17 H. H. Prog. Chr. 2: Visual Aids 3: Ir. Hi-Y 2. MARTHA IANE ZIMMERMAN Patty gives a good appearance because she is well-dressed. She laughs a lot, and it is fun to talk with her. Entered '397 Language Course: H. R. Treas, 37 H. R. Prog. Chr. 27 H. R. Sec. 47 Yellow Iacket Reporter 3, 47 Yellow Iacket Start 47 Dramatic Club 17 Sub-Deb 47 G. 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XL URQSIEJ' il-Imtnrg nf Gllaza nf 1543 It was on a September mormng rn 1939 that a group of d1gn1f1ed self composed young people flrst entered the hallowed halls of Boyden H1gh School 'lhey were consrdermg attendmg school there and the faculty naturally flattered at the prospect was anxtously endeavortng to make a good 1mpress1on After consrderrng the ments of the school thoroughly the young people decrded to stay and thus arrlved th Class of 43 Reallzmg the value of organxzatron the Freshman Class of 1939 elected Nancy Eagle as pres1dent Batty Hennessee as v1ce prestdent Dorrs Hand ecretary and l1mm1e Peeler as treasurer Theft abrltty as a class was proved by the large number of freshmen who were on the honor roll dur1ng that year The year 1939 was also outstandlng 1n the annals of the class because that was the year that Ann Mane met Vernon But tempus fugrt and fuglts last and before long the freshmen became the sophomores f Boyden H1gh School That year our offrcers were Bob Weant pres1dent Owen Weant vrce pres1dent Iames Spry secretary and Tommy Yoe treasurer The dramatrc abxlrty of the class was exempltned rn a comedy Keeprng Kxttys Dates The sopho more glrls were hockey basketball and archery champxons for the school and tred w1th the Juniors for the athletlc cup As 1nd1v1duals too, the class was makxng progress Sara Rodgers was second VlOl1I'l1Sl rn the All State orcnestra and Rosamond Putzel was an alternate on the debatrng team However ln our 1un1or year takrng full advan tage of the greater opportunrtles open to upper classmen the Boyden H1gh graduatlng class f 1943 greatly advanced ltself and the school by out standmg SEYVICS Three Junrors were members of the debatmg club etghteen were 1n the band and thrrteen were IH the student councxl Many mem bers of the class also served on the traffxc squad and twelve yunrors were on the honor roll durrng the ftrst semester Eleven members of the class asslsted rn 1ssu1ng the Yellow lacket There were several outstandmg xndlvldual accom pl1shments too Srx rumors entered the h1gh school mathemattcs contest and one of these papers belng Judged the best rn the school was sent to the state contest Durrng observatron of Fxre Preventron Week lames Spry recerved the prtze for the best poster submitted by any student m the crty schools Mem bers of that class were 1n the All State orchestra Sara Rodgers was named nrst vroltnrst Wflham Greene second bass and Ellen Hudson frrst tympanl tdrums to youl Also IH the State Musxc Contest Nancy Eagle was awarded a rattng of one m the Class A plano group ln lanuary of 1942 tNo tumor 1n1t1ates were tapped for membershtp 1n th H1Y makrng eleven boys of our class rn that organrzatron A few weeks later mne Junrors were znducted 1nto the Nattonal Honor Socrety These were Patsy Foutz, Nancy Eagle Betty Hope Wrllard Anne Iulran, Rosamond Putzel Martha Lou Hertman Iames Spry Randolph Earnhardt and I1mm1e Peeler At the State Honor Socrety conventzon some of these represented our school Rosarnond Putzel was elected secretary of the state organlzatron Boydens success ln the football season of l94l may be attrrbuted 1n no small measure to the efforts of the erght 1un1ors who recerved letters and stars for part1c1pat1on tn that sport Also for athletrc actxvlty twelve grrls won awards A hxghly successful lun1orSen1or Prom ended that year durtng whlch we had advanced far under the leadersh1p of these offrcers Patsy Foutz presr dent Delmer Sapp vrce prestdent Nancy Eagle secretary and Owen Weant treasurer And so at last the ttme had arrtved for us to became the senlor class of Boyden H1gh School To lead us through thrs the most rmportant year of all we chose as pres1dent Henry Bernhardt tw1th Patty as Frrst Ladyl as vrce pres1dent Wrlbur McFarland as secretary Martha Lou Hextman and as treasurer Tucker McDan1el Of the ftve most rmportant student body oftrcers four were members of the semor class, these bemg Bob Weant pres1dent Henry Bernhardt ftrst v1ce pres1dent Ann Marre Rendleman secretary and 11mm1e Peeler treasurer Elghteen members of the semor class were on the Corps Councrl Agam many of the boys of our class drd outstandmg work on the football team The senror class elected as members of the annual starf Henry Bernhardt edttorm chtef Ann Marle Rendleman managrna edrtor Nancy Eagle and Arcus Morrrs llterary edrtors Vlfllllflfft Greene and Hrllery Rmk buslness managers Max Whrtley sports edrtor and Mar1on Prtts art edrtor As class day Ol'l1C9YS we selected Henry Bern hardt as lawyer Patsy Foutz as prophet Wtlltarn Greene as stat1st1c1an and Rosamond Putzel as h1stor1an And now the hour approaches when we must leave Boyden H1gh School never agatn to return as a part of rt We the Class of 1943 rn partmg speak to you these words of an unknown poet There IS a word of Gr1ef the sounarng token There 15 a word beleweled w1th brlght tears The saddest word fond hps have ever spoken A httle word that breaks the charn of years lts utterance must SVQI' brmg emotron The memor1es 1t crystals cannot dte T1s known rn every land on every occaslon 15 called Good bye ROSAMOND PUTZLL Hlstorxan O 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 I I I I I e ' 1 1 1 1 : I 1 I I I Y ' - ' , as - . s 1 ' ' 1 1 I I I 1 1 - I 1 ' I 1 . 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Qlazt wrll emit Cflestamvnt nf thr Qllazs uf 1943 IN THE NAME OF ALL CREATION A MEN AND A WOMEN We the Senror Class of Boyden rlrgh School berng of unsound mrnd cmd rndrsposrng memory and realrzrng the uncertarnty of the contrnuance of thrs happy and carefree exrstence and wrshrng to make away wrth all that we possess do hereby and hereunto make declare and publlsh thrs to be our Last Wrll and Testament so help us' That rs to say as follows to wrt SECTION A Frrst To those who have patrently watched us through our trrals and trrbulatrons and llstened unceasrngly to our never end mg problems tfrnancral and otherwrsel Our Parents we leave our most srncere love and devotron Wrthout your encouragrng words and guraance our graduatron rn thrs the greatest class rn thel hrstory of Boyden Hrgh School mrght have never become a rea rty Second We leave our undyrng gratrtud to our advrsers M1ss Lourse Goforth and M1ss Emma Marston for therr generous advrce and counsel and for makrng our last year here easter and more enloyable Thrrd To our prrncrpal M1ss lulra Groves members of the faculty and admrnrstratron go all our thanks and apprecratron for therr tryrng so earnestly to rnstrll knowledge rnto our embry onrc mrnds SECTION B Frrst Mole Earnhardt and Romeo Van Poole prom1se t drsclose the secret of therr amazrng strength tAtlas Coursel to Iames Morrrs and Mrles Smrth provrded they rn turn promrse never to lose therr temper and beat up Harlan Gudger Ioe Prrce Second Tommy Grles Hudson bequeaths h1s abrlrty always to appear as lf he had lust stepped out of the fashron sectron of ESOUIRE to any underclassman who has as many clothes as he and hrs brother have Thrrd That Lrvewrre Tommy lulran leaves hrs abrlrty t appear as rf he had yust stepped out of another sectron of the same magazrne QESQUIREJ to that Wolf rn freshmans clothrng Brlly Adams Fourth Max Whltley and Nen1e H nry unwrllrngly leave therr frlendlrness genral personalrty and grft o gab to Brll Taylor Frfth Mary Emma Eptrng the classs past master at flrrtrng leaves her unmrstakable abrlrty and everythrng that goes wrth rt to the Owen srsters losre and Barbara Ann Patsy Proctor also a vlrtuoso of the same trn her own wayl leaves her crude abrllty to Betty Io Atwell along wrth seven dozen bottles of peroxrde Srxth The lunror class may rest easy for there rs none rn therr mrdst capable of recezvrng the abrlrty of Wrllram E Greene and Lorene I McKenzre always to say the wrong thrng at the rrght t nd et b wrth t trme and the right thing at the wrong rme a g y Seventh Mary Ann Lrnn leaves her exotrc beauty to Mary Frances larvrs Ed Note No further comment rs needed m thrs case although a few shrrll whrstl s mrght be very approprrate Erghth A prrvate drary trtled THE WAYS OF A WOLF whrch has been kept up to date for the past year by Handy McDan1el rs hereby left to Davrd Watkrns along wrth the advrce to stay away from Hrgh Pornt for that land of mrlk and honey strll clarmed by McDamel Nrnth Ann Hubbard leaves M1ss Lrppard to Margaret McCall Tenth lean Mahaley and Ilmmy Sumrrers are the recrprents of the good all round qualrtres of Bob Weant and Ann Mane Rendleman esteemed Presrdent and Secretary f Boydens steamed student body Eleventh Veronrca Mrller leaves her allurrng harr to anyone who feels she can spend four hours a day rn front of a mrrror arrangrng the same Twelfth The boy who has caused four thrrds of Mrss Mrllers grey harrs Alston Ellrs Wrlls hrs ever present collectron of wrse cracks and wrtty sayrngs to Bobby Surmouse er Surratt Thrrteenth Ed McCulley and Teenre Hobson leave therr abrlrty to relreve Fred Young of hrs lunch money each day to Chrrs Busby and Irmmy Wrlkre Fourteenth The artrstrc abrlrtres of Iames Spry and Marlon Prtts are left to Rlchard ZumBrunnen and Frank fuller Frfteenth It IS customary to leave some senrors automobrle or wreckless drrvrng of the same to an underclassman However due to crrcumstances over whrch only Washrngton has control thrs rs rmpossrble To keep thrs custom alrve lack Rusher leaves the next best thrng seven bus tokens to hrs good frrend lrmmy Burch Ed Note From one Lard to another Srxteenth Lourse Ellrngton and Patsy Foutz leave therr unex celled abrlrtres to trrp the lrght fantastrc to Tom Yoe and Charles Dogas Wentz S venteenth The rntellrgentsra of the Senror Class namely Rosamond Putzel Royston Rudolpn Nancy Eagle and Irmmy Peeler twrth apologles to the remarnder of the Natronal Honor Socretyl leave therr outstandrng scholastrc achrevements as a goal for wayward freshmen Erghteenth The members of the far famed Boyden Srlly Symphony leave the followrng suggestron to the entrre student body If thrs organrzatron rs contrnued next year both students and faculty members alrke should try to grow a thrrd arm tor a reasonably exact facsrmrlel so that they can hold therr noses and both ears at the same trme whrle lrstenrng to therr musrct'Pl Nrnteteenth Those two lrttle bundles of yoy Skeet Coggrn and Pat Frazrer wrll therr abrlrty always to be the lrfe of the party to therr brg brother and srster Ann and lohnnre Twentreth The outstanding musrcal attrrbutes of Arcus Morrrs and Sarah Rodgers are lert to Alma Ruth Arthurs and Ioe Davrs rn hopes that they too wrll some day be able to play Marche Slave at slght Twenty frrst Pete Watkrns I D Porter Ierre Bowles and Irmmy Lrttle wrll therr athletrc talents to Ralph Penley Bob Gore and Robert Martrn Twenty second lrmmy Kennedy and Harry Kluttz leave therr well rounded foundatrons to Con Krmbrough Wrth the hope that he wrll have more success than they drd rn frndrng srze twelve shoes Twenty thrrd A collectron of twenty seven well warmed paddles rs hereby left by the 1943 I-l1Y Club to next years club wrth the srncere desrre that Wrth these rmproved rmplements they too can Keep Em Burnrnq Twenty fourth There IS lrttle doubt that any Boyden student for many years to come wrll be able to equal Betty Hope Wrllard rn poetrc abrlrty therefore rt rs left as a challenge to future students who feel poetrcally rnclrned Twenty frfth Wrllre Alvrn Shaver leaves hrs srncere hope that the shortage of razor blades wont last forever and also that harrcuts wont always cost lrfty cents to Ed Edmrston Twenty srxth Sara Leake and Wrlma Walker leave therr Im rnnocent expressron to lean Forbes and Ann Coughenour hopes that they too wrll frnd rt easy to vamp Boydens really mnocent lrttle boys Twenty seventh The followrng geographrc locatrons 1n and about Salrsbury are left to the followrng underclassmen by the followrng senrors Ed Note Followrng to say the least A Odell Nassar leaves Spencer to Iohnnre Mrller tFor the benefrt of you freshmen thats the trrst cross road north of townl B Brll Hart s seat up at the drug store rs bequeathed to Iohnnre Morton along Wrth seven funny books C Catawba College rs begrudgrngly left to the 400 odd females rn the lunror Sophomore and Freshman classes by lean Osborne tNorfolks grft to Boydenl In conclusron yours truly would lrke to leave the followrng advrce to you underclassmen Freshmen Dont get excrted the best rs yet to come Sophomores Thrnk twrre before you start to lay out Its a short trrp up to the drug store but a mrghty mrghty long one to MISS Groves ottrce lunrors Next year may be your last at Boyden study hard look rntellrgent at all trmes and dont worry too much rf you cant measure up to the stand ards set by the precedrng class And now Frtth year students Remember no matter how long rt takes to get a sheepskrn t cant last forever the army wrll get you eventually IN WITNESS WHEREOF I Henry Bernhardt havrng been here tofore authorrzed empowered drrected and delegated by the aforesard Senror Class to hash up thrs Last Wrll and Testament by and wrth rts help suggestron and complete connivance do hereunto set my hand and af'f1x my seal on thrs the 28th day of May rn the Year of Our Lord tand the end of Hrtler' Hrrohrto and Mussolrnrl One Thousand Nrne Hundred and Forty three HENRY BERNHARDT tSeall Ardrng and abettrng counsellrng and procurrng the commrssron of the foregorng offense and as wrtnesses thereto we have here unto set our hands tand marksl all on the sard date FRANKLIN DELANO WILLKIE ADOLF STALIN HIS MAHATMA CHURCHILL GEORGF txl TRACY MARK no . 1 - 1 - - I : ' ' ' . 1 . - I 9 2 . . , , . , 1 1 . . 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' 1 1 r - - 1 , , 1 I 1 1 Walklng down the street all alone agaln I was sure I heard Gabrxel blowlng h1s horn When I fmally found the trumpet that the muslc was commg from 1t was Just Gabes assxstant on the bus1ness end of 1t Skeet Coggm He was really cutt1ng up and soon some bystanders 1o1ned 1n Henry Bernhardt began Slldlhq h1s trombone and Wlllle Greene began slapplng h1s bass Ellen Hudson and her drums were drowmng them all out though Elxzabeth Iacobs was do1ng the vocal1z1ng and WOWIHQ the whole wonderful crowd that had gathered Three of them were saxlors Iames Cloer Ronald Graham and Lloyd Durant A few were Army flxers I1mmy Kennedy Marv1n Safrxt and Arthur Shoe Wllbur McFarland was w1th them and when I notrced h1s medals I started over to con gratulate h1m But lust then a group of WAVES walked by I recogmzed Betty lean Reeves and Phoebe Holshouser The crowd recogmzed them too and soon I was alone aga1n No not qulte Henry Bernhardt trampled and trodden was at my feet I helped htm up and saw h1m safely to h1s OFIICG Not untll then dxd I learn that he was edltor and sole owner of the Heavenly Herald the one newspaper 1n the place consequently the best Henry had surrounded hrmself wlth beaut1ful women and called them h1s secretanes Betty Hennessee sey to name only a few In the Art Department Marlon P1tts and Mary Emma Eptmg were draw1ng dreams To pose for them they had Mary Anne l.1nn Patsy Proctor and H1llery Rxnk the most beautfful blondes out of the world When they needed someone more on the cute and cunmng sxde Sara Culbertson and W1lma Walker were the1r models And for pure sophrstxcatxon they had Eva Blackmer and Louxse Ellxngton I went over on to the Sports Department and found Max Whltley 1n charge He had followed Henrys example as to secretar1es On h1s desk sat Peggy Sawyer Peggy Sloop Dot Page and Dot Iackson Fmally he dxs engaged himself long enough to tell me the latest Harlen Gudger ex navy ther had f1nally settled down Frances Cook was a champron skater lune Mangum had a basketball team of h1s own Ierry Bowles and Grady Manson were coachxng Bob Weant had QIVGH up all sports to become presldent of the place By the t1me he got out of school 1t was gett1ng to be a hab1t Handy McDan1el had learned to wr1te and spell so he could become a sports reporter and could go to all the games on the bus free lust then Neme Henry who couldnt get over hav1ng been such an UCIIVS socfal worker came 1n to compla1n Thxs place 1S perfect' Some one laughed and I d1dnt have to look to know that rt was Lorene McKer1z1e She was the star reporter on the Heavenly Herald and had some 1nte1'v1ews to do rlght qu1ckly I was dying to talk to her therefore I tagged along As we walked out the door Ilmmy Barr1nger Nalked 1D carryzng somethrng that looked l1ke a brg green watermelon Probably h1s latest bean Lo exolamed He always uses Melvln Faucetts famous fert1l1zers on h1s farm and they never fall Her ftrst 1nterv1ew was wxih three p1lots who had attracted a great deal of attent1on lately wrth the1r facts and ftgures about flymg of course I knew both the red heads and the brunette Sara Leake Betty Duf'fel and Ruth Ward The1r t1me was short for they had dates wrth a sold1er a saxlor and a marfne all three of them flters and all three boys I knew B111 I-Ia1thcock Harold M1lls and B1ll Gobble But along came some leathernecks who got a gl1mpse of the glrls and soon had all three SIIUG IIOHS well 1n hand same old Ixmmy Beeker and Teeny Hobson Los next 1nterv1ew was m the suburbs heavens own Hollywood we caught the next tram lack Myers was the engxneer and Alston Elhs the porter Fred Young now a travelmg salesman was strll trymg to rtde for half fare and gett1ng by wlth xt When we arrrved at the SIGIIOH a pubhclty man Eddxe He1l1g was there to meet us They escorted us to the sound stage where they were shootmg hardt was beh1nd the mask Arcus Morr1s and Ed Propst had Just won the Academy Award for the1r wonderful work as the front and back ends f S1lver Srlver havmg gone long ago to the butcher and horse heaven On the next stage we found them recordmg a real l.1fe scene whlch would prob ably make hfstory Delmer Sapp now a barber had that heartbreaker Wlllle Shaver rn the cha1r and was really work1ng on hrm I almost dropped my teeth when I saw who was work1ng on the next set It was that wolf of all t1me I1m Laughr1dge and he had two lovely leadlng ladles Rita and Iuamta Hayworth We walked on down the hall Three once fam1l1ar and now famous ftgures passed s and a long low whxstle escaped from two nearby sallors I T Cauble and CQIVIH Gosney The good lookxng blonde brunette actresses were none other than Kathleen Haynes and Mary Ruth f1n1shed her 1nterv1ew yet but she gram and had to leave on the run I and red headed Frances Arch1e Yost Lo hadnt recelved a tele dont know what 1t sard but 1t must have been terrxbly 1mportant for W1ll1am lngold the pres1dent of the Western Un1on deltvered 1t m person He told me that 1t was probably some news about the Honorable Thomas Ne1l Iuhan who was soon to arrlve He had become an rmportant pol1t1c1an 1mmed1ately after the pubhcatron of ms book Masterpxece of a Moron Speakmg of Tommy remmded me that I was ln dxre need of a tr1p to the beauty parlor . I A . . - I 1 ' . - 1, - II - If . I . , , . . I A A . , . . . W I r II . . , . I r - 1 , I I ' .. - U ' 3 f . . - - 1- I - - . , , . . . ' , I I . . . . V . It I I I ' v - H ' - I I I - ' l i I - I - 1 . , 7 I I - 7 ' , I V I I ,, ., A V . I I ' . ' ' I I I I 4 I , . . - I ' Margaret Hopkins. Mufqufel Poleql and lean Rum' scenes for the Lone Ranger serial. Randolph Earn- ' - 1 ' , ' - o I ' H . H- . I . I ' I I . , . I . I ' U I . . . . , . , . ' I I . A ' I I A I ' - 4 . . I ' I ' u , , ' ' . I I I 4 I 4 I , I I ' I ' I 1 . . , ,, f. . , , V V I I V I ' I I I , V I I . ' I I II - I II I . . , I ' ' y . I . . . . . . - A - . . . I ,, . - . H . . , . . 7 ' ' ' A so I checked out again Kathleen Bure and Llew ellyn Camp worked on me for hours and finally decided rt was a hopeless case The trrp wasnt made rn vain though I learned the latest gossip about the newlyweds with drshpan hands and tattle tale gray sheets They said that Peggy Wilson Flor ence Windsor and Addie Warlrck all old hands at the business of being married were teaching the young things though The damsel rn the next dryer came out for arr and of all people rt mas Hope Wrllard She told me she was on the radio now and was doing very well for herself She sa1d for me to be sure to see Pat whrle I was here on my vrsrt but dashed out before saying vthere I could find her In the telephone book the nearest thing I could find to Frazier was Watkins The address was nearby and I rushed over Sure enough there in the outer office sat Pat Frazier and Mary Frances Harkey the very busy secretaries of General P I Watkins and Admrral I D Porter The officers were in conference Just then trying to decide what could be done about the streets of heaven which were guarded by the U S Marines As proof that sailors were much better qualified for the Job Admrral Porter called in som shrnlng examples Bill Mc Daniel Paul Morgan and lack 'trmer General Wat kms had shining examples of hrs own though Tommy Lrngle Harold Rufty and H C Sells A Cauble lack Boyd and Iames Clement put up therr usual valiant defense a decision could not be reached Finally a compromise in the form of female Coast Guards settled tne question of who should guard the streets With a lone male Coast Guardsman Odell Nassar in charge four SPARS took over LaVerne Cauble Betty lean Earnhardt Helen Frye and LeVada Hansell A I stood there admiring their uniforms two angels lack Kepley and Harry Kluttz flew rn to tell me that my time was growing horter and that I must soon return to my normal lrfe on earth Then they offered to be my guides For a whrle I accepted and had one of the most pleasant experiences of my whole adventure They showed me Heavens High School Yes they have one there for high school IS really a pretty wonderful place It looked surprisingly like Boyden on the outside but entering and exploring I found some changes had been made New addr trons to the faculty rncluded Iors Brown Patty Zimmerman and Martha Dell Purvis Edrth Mc Pheters was teaching music Frances Park had taken over Mlss Mabel Lippards place as Dean of Grrls In the gym Katre Sue Holshouser and Ruth Carter were in charge of the grrls whrle M1 Culton was still killing the boys I found Anne lunan trying to teach a lot of lrttle morons math Margie Munro was teaching a biology class which was filled with familiar fa es They werent the orrgrnals only minor reproductions of many who had been married long ago Dorrs Russells little boy was there Both of the Wyrrcks Robbie and Iune had girls Florence Estelle Yarborough was really represented She had twlns' Anne Hubbard was rn cha ge of the French class next door And still srttrng there wondering why M Perichon couldnt have stayed home were Madamorselle Betty Gill and Monsreur Irm Little Martha Lou Hertman head of the hrstory depart ment was on her way to the offrce I followed Teresa Trollrnger and Lots Safely were doing the general offzce work now but there were secretaries all over the place I saw Helen Taylor and Elame Rabon at one desk takmg and exchanging notes Rachel Reavis and Omena Gaskey were at another desk Just typing away At still another were Hazel Holshouser Frances Frsh Rachael Fesperman and Irene Gaskey All thrs wa explained to me by Ruth McDaniel the girl rn charge The place is practically a correspondenc school The door of the prrncrpals office opened and more secretaries filed out Lucille Allgood and Mary Beaver I walked rnto th office bumped into two more Margaret Cranfield and Rowena Donkle and finally found myself face to face with the principal Miss Edna Bankett She was face to face with her personal secretaries the Wagners trying to decide which was Mary E Martha Lee and Just plain Peggy Soon we were talking and rt didnt take us long to get on to the subJect of men She told me Tommy Hudson her old flame had gone rn for textile engineering and Iohn Rink for electrical engineer ing Luther Casper xs a radio technician and Davis Bame a navigator Luther Barnes and Roland Reavrs the other loves of her lrfe are both m chanrcs Most of the grrls had had careers to keep them pretty busy therefore lately there was lrttle or no competition Helen Trexler Anne Lois Iacobs and Iuanrta Harrell had become government grrls Ostelle Efrrd had gone rn for retail sellrng and had made gurte a success of 1t Lanell Brady and lean Branch both secretaries for a short period were out of the running now that both were happrly married Of course she sa1d there are a few of those cute grrls we knew in Boyden Just flying round loose Take for instance Miriam Bame Dor othy Mrze and Mary Evelyn Walser But there are more male angels than youve really ever dreamed of Heaven s the word for rt And with that I had Beryl Chrrstre the telephone operator call Mr Iordan and extend my leave of absence forever All Boydens here rn heaven now havmg a won derful time you must come up and vrsrt us some time PATSY FOUTZ Prophet for Class of 43 . . J V ' h . J - J f , . . , . , ,J J . . - J . . Y - J J - - A 4 , J ' . , J ' : . . J J J . , J J A I J C J ' ' ' . ' s ' ' ' e . I ' ' ' ' ' A , . Q . . . . v o , . J J J I 4 ' ' . J J J . . . J t , defenders for their branch, the marines, Curtis ' ' , , , ., , . J , . . , J J J J . , - V I I I I . I , . . J J . I J I S- . s , . I - r ' I . V U - I . . I I . J J J s - J J J , J . J J J I I J JJ , JJ J JJ . . . J J J , . . . r ' V I I ' J - J J JJ . . . , . , J J J J J J I lv - J J .. J , J . J ' ' ' ' ,- f J r-K P0000 500004 Rum X L13 '-pi 1 Q55 in 1 v E 25,45 fW N000 5 W I '. 1 P 'ff 4141? Y Q, A5 'J X'Tf KP ' 1 X QM. A LA xv Cf-1 ' unwfz glam Ugglfffl Pl6SldLIli . . Jean Mahalex V1Le P1es1de11t . . . , Gradv Shue AGXISGIS . Miss MH1',9Q211'6t Millei DIIISS Lena Boley Sec1eta1x . Margaret Cole T1 easul C1 . Audrey Davis si! 'K Jlomnfwnm 702 MISS MAIRY Nicol som P1Qs1dent Ed Edmiston V1LQ P1es1deht Beve11v Cauble SOC1 et 11 x Nadme Leor1a1d Tm ISLIICI BGIt G1Hesp1e S cond Vow: M'lIlgLlIT1, Casper. Allen. Lov- ing. H111, Penny. Ritchie Third Vow: Messick. MCClJ1'H. Bowers. Crass. Wentz. Salechy F 111'th 1' wt Iovette. Rabon. Thompson. Chowk. T'l5'iOl' Absc 111: Bost. Morris, Leonard Zlomefwom 704 Miss LENA BOLEY ,, President . . . . . Fred Mills Vice-President . . Robert Martin Secretary . . . David Watkins Treasurer ..... Ralph Penley Second row: Thompson, Cline, Owen, Hall- man, Powell, Roueche, Kluttz Third row: Hicks, Lyerly, Moneyhun, Har- din, Rex, Whitman, Eagle, Noble, Hall Back row: Waggoner, Dunham, Holton, Johnson, Petrea, Cleaver, Morgan, Davis, Godwin Jfnmofwnm 275 Miss lVlARGARET MII,LER President ..... Bob Earnhardt Vice-President . . Fred Fisher Secretary ....... Bill Ellis Treasurer .... Fred Satterwhite Second row: Whisnant, Dungan, Zimmer- man, Beaver, Johnston, Lyerly, Cox Third row: Kimbrough, Mahaley, Kluttz, Britton, Guille, Davis, Wagoner, Comp- ton, Pinkston, Kesler Fourth row: Gminder, Propst, Cline, Cough- enour, Forbes, Ward, Smith, Faust, Morgan, Stokes Fifth row: Finney, Wilkie Absent: Burch A .f M' 'VL ,Qkgcnzalwnm 2161 W' Miss FRANCES WALTON President .... Betty Swofford Vice-President . . Grady Shue Secretary . . . Ann Coggin Treasurer ..... Jack Walters Second row: Holt, Peeler, Myers, Miller, Cline, Morton Third row: Price, Fries, Peeler, Kincaid, White, Allen, Fuller, Surratt Fourth row: Finney, Carnes, Reeves, Plyler, File, Honeycutt, Mason, Curlee, Lee 5 07114 J ,cu-01.9, 11-M, 1114.414-i ' !42l,,,k,17'1A-J FLA-D . A J UC- I ' 1 Z' jnpholrwfuz 6 laAA Uggiccm First row fleft to rightj: President .... Vice-President . . Second row: Secretary . . . . Bob Keppel . Jimmy Summers . . . Ed Brown Adviser . . Miss Jessie Thompson Treasurer . . , . . Frank Cain Jfofnefwnm 270 MRS. G. B. GAFFORD MARTHA KAY THOMASON President . Mary Frances Jarvis Vice-President . . Billy Cleaver Secretary .... Jean Dungan Treasurer . . . A Joe Barringer Second row: Durant, Harrill, Kepley, Carter, Kirk, Johnson Third row: Thomas, Jones, Heilig, File, Hoffner, Baldwin, Nassif Fourth row: Cohen. Wyatt, Russell, Kirk, Jones, Friend, Anderson, Bass, Womble Jlomvwnm 277 Miss BEATRICE ROBERTS President .... Jean Brown Secretary .... Doris Hess Treasurei '... Jake Waller Second row: Nicholas, Hubbard, Bame, Harris, Kluttz, Ellenburg, Parrish Third row: Raney, Link, Julian, Potts, Morris, Pinkston, Bias, Bame, Saf- rit Fourth row: Hart, Walters, Beck, Brock, Barringer, Bradley, Thomp- son Qlomwwnm 272 Miss LILLIAN MORRIS President .... Jim Willet Vice-President . , David Walters Secretary .... Dorothy Clark Treasurer . . Elizabeth Curlee Second row: Charles, Kirk, Hardiman, Coneley, McCall, Harvey Third row: Magill, Marsh, Coleman, Cobb, Lippard. Livengood, Ingle, Morgan , Fourth row: Smith, Arey, Mowery, Webb, Ramsey, Rudolph, Thomp- Son E Vzlzvzvzq Jlomafwnm 273 J H MRS. ROBERT GARRISON President . . . Catherine Hudson Vice-President . . Stahle Linn Secretary .... Frank Cain Treasurer .... Bob Keppel Second row: Miller, Thomas, Parker, Van Poole, Sowers, Shives, Weaver Third row: Spencer, Bain, McMillan, Chandler, Shoaf, Pinkston, Cabell, Cabell, Noell, Kirk Fourth row: Thompson, Hollis, Good- son, Mattox, Frazier, Miller, Sum- mers, Shafer, Brown, Waggoner Absent: Harris, Northrup Jfomafwnm 276 M Miss JANE GREY MRS CARL KING Piesident Jimmy Satterfield Secietaiy Tieasuiei Doiothy Yarbiough Wai Stamp Chau man Bobby Cai ter Second iow Hess Gaskey Griggs Cashwxell Benson Kendiick Wal sei Thud low Weddington Davis Black welde1 Boger Mclver Yost Ev ans Valley Fouith iow Biady Poteat Collins Feeney Blalock Haynes Bame Campbell Millei Lefler W 'M 5 ?lom,eJwom277 MISS ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN President Don Whitley Vice P1 esident Henry Beeker Seci etaly Bei naid Penley Treasurei Russel Barber Second iow Young Agnei Beacham Julian Leazei Moiiis Stevenson Thud iow Smith Haiiison Trexler Honeycutt R u S s e l l Mesimoi e Bridges Honeycutt FOL11tl'1 iow Cauble Klutz Rinehait ZumB1unnen Thomas Jlomwwom 2 7 8 MISS JLSSIE P THOMPSON Pi esident Betty Lou Millei Vice Piesident Laveine Kesler Secretary Joan Surratt Tieasuiei Sally Sedberiy Second iow Biincefield Fishei Ly ei ly Stillel Robex ts Rogeis Thud iow Lingle Lofhn Nail Stossel Stillei Munio Fourth iow Moi gan Ti exlei Yost Julian Rufty Rufty Phelps Mor gan ' A . ' 1 1 1 7 -' - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.1 X 1 5 2 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ' ' . - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,. . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J Vice-President President . Second row: Secretary . Adviser . Treasurer . glam Uifrhafm . . Chris Busby . John Robert Cauble . Mary Lindsay McAlister . Miss Lavilla Britt . Dolly Dedmond Jfommoom 208 MRS. EUNICE WOLFE President . . . Frances Hollis Vice-President . Leon Zimmerman Secretary .... Vera Harvey Treasurer . . . Dorothy Miller Second row: Dedmon, Bell, Phillips, Clement, Parker, Shehan, Brad- sher, Peeler, Lewis, Duke, Davis Third row: Null, Morefield, Dedmond, Hayworth, Simpson, Dry, Camp, Hudson, Levenson Fourth row: Willett, McCora, Daniel, Busby, Britt, Greenway, Sloop, Palmer Jfvmefwnm 209 Miss LAVILLA BRITT President .... Merle Kluttz Vice-President . . Johnny Morton Secretary . Betty Jean Alsobrooks Treasurer . . Betty Ann Hunt Second row: Johnson, Holt, Erwin, Furches, Rice, Varner, Cress, Mc- Alister, Warren, Rink Third row: Stanback, Fisher, Harvey, Carpenter, Armstrong, Foreman, Sawyer, Bruner Fourth row: Cauble, Jarret, Mainous, Black, Daniels, J u l i a n, Boyd, Adams Y I ll X ,,. 7 r L. ' ' .HQ A Wm? J If J M' Ml' I oflibfldfllj 5:CI:!2J'Z,Cf Front row fleft to rightjz Rex. Har- rill, Miss McLaughlin. Holshouser. Hayworth Second row: Donkle. Miller. Honey- cutt, Poteat. Morton. Hopkins Third row: Lippard, Livengood. Bald- win, Yost. Johnson. Doan. Hansell Absent: Honeycutt, Murphy. Haynes, Brittain. Reavis Uzlmaf dzda First row Cleft to rightj: Van Poole Johnson. Munro, McFarland, Wal- ler Second row: Burch. Johnston, Brady Whitley Absent: Morris ywwm gm President . . Katherine Weisiger Vice-President Martha Lou Heitman Secretary . . Rosamond Putzel Treasurer . . . Sara Rodgers Second row: Duffell. Ward. Proctor. Miller, Frazier. Ellington. Zimmer- man. Davis. Mars. Kirkner Third row: Safrit. Spry. Rudolph. Propst. Weant. Trexler. Hogge. Trotter Fourth row: Dungan. Foutz. Wingate. Purvis. Blackmer. Willard, Cox. Culbertson J ww' gei xoxlxggxe X563 ' -A W 9 CWS 929 Qt 5 90 ,,oV5QeXXJXQ cttw, oe 90 OWN. Wa we Secvx ,We K we-ei' owes: 0 me Q 39- I9 X 'OOO X091 elgvx qgwoox Npsxolxfe' S 6 X9 'CO jim 7943 r w aflarkaf :Stagg Feature Editor ..... Lorene McKenzie Art Editor . Marion Pitts Co-Editor . . Ann Hubbard Co-Editor . . Edith McPheters Exchange Editor . . Omena Gaskey CofEditor . , . Katharine Weisiqer Advertising . , . Hillery Rink Advertising , . . Willie Green Co-Editor . . . Henry Bernhardt Managing Editor . . Max Whitley Sports Editor ,..... Skeet Coqqin Business Manager .... Frank McFarland, ae we ew legen S 00 Q0 we gow Quilt' and SCJIDU The members of the Boyden chapter of the International Quill and Scroll, hon- orary society for high school journalists. First row Cleft to rightj: Edith lVIcPhet- ers, Marion Pitts, Lorene McKenzie Second row: Katharine Jenny Weisiger, Frank McFarland, Nancy Eagle Third row: Henry Bernhardt, Charles L. Coggin, Jr,, William Greene, Max Whitley www High School piwzzmfzw Handbook: Black and Gold Weekly Newspaper: The Yellow Jacket The Yearbook: THE ECHO Football Programs: Home Games Qlkix . 0 Os dw YkQi259sfi39gQiQ.,I I ci QQVNHX 69' lt : . OO 0 9 QQ . 'six YA C0 q Xe hp- V ' . P59 . ?-f6gZilg,oQ . in .ey g '. A QNX efttlcfcrt we . . - .0 9 - Pggxx0igdxY86xKCgXXOi QQQQEQX O0 5 9 YAG fl Y'-ivoihlod wgwelo V034 Qiuaitl P' P305 Director ........... George Tracy Drum Major ......... Max Whitley Majorettes Cleft to rightj: Peggy Parker, Miriam Cox, Wilma Walker, Mary Frances Jarvis Due to transportation difficulties, no State Music Contest was held. However the band retains its number l rating in the Class A section which it won last year. - 1 yum gm gm Pianist .......... Nancy Eagle First row Cleft to rightj: Hubbard, Harrill, Jones, Griggs, Yarbrough, Kendrick, Allen, Miller, Parker, File Second row fleft to rightj: Harris, Baldwin, Hubbard, Munro, Mangum, Whisnant, Miller, Clement. Director: George Tracy Absent: lVlorris Agana! Qfettan Klub President ,.... Skeet Coggin Vice-President . . Tommy Hudson Secretary . . . . Ellen Hudson Treasurer ...... Joe Davis Second row: Arthurs, Nassar, Bame Third row: Morris, Director: George 5Q.l'I,i0!L agand Tracy, Bernhardt Absent: Surratt, Trotter Band and Glee Club Director GEORGE TRACY Orchestra Dzrector Miss BETTY BRIDGE 'Www jmiofz. 0 Ufzrhmffza, cfatfm, Klub, Secretary ..... Sara Rodgers President ..... Sybil Cline Treasurer .... Alma Ruth Arthurs Second row: McPheters. Gaskey. Clark. Hudson Third row: Miller: Director: Miss Betty Bridgeg Greene First row Cleft to rightjz Concertmaster: Sara Rodgers. Gaskey, McPheters. Jones, Sowers, Davis Second row: Cline. Clark. Arthurs. Miller. Summers. Shives. Swofford. Honeycutt Third row: Bridges. Barringer, Bame. Bernhardt. Adams. Brown. Pinkston. Kluttz Fourth row: Greene. Miller, Hudson. Director: Miss Betty Bridge Absent: Morris. Nassar. Trotter. Trexler i , t . I E l lil 2 swim, aff- fy President . . . . Skeet Coggin Vice-President . . Henry Bernhardt Secretary . . . Tommy Julian Treasurer ..... Pete Watkins Second row: Cain. Peeler. Johnston, Morris. Rusher. Hudson, Weant. McDaniel Third row: Noell, Young, Ellis, Greene. Whitley, McCulley, Summers Fourth row: Martin, Mills. Miller. Adviser: RobQ:t Culton Abseng Tayslgr. Watkins H if 4'.., - V Ylxi' J J ' fx , K' ' Jkif' V A 7' ' 5 'Nw ' Q! 'ylaflonal Hanan .svfgqfq President .... Rosamond Putzel Vice-President .... Nancy Eagle Adviser . . Mrs. T. Wingate Andrews Secretary . . . Betty Hope Willard Treasurer ..... Jimmie Peeler Second row: Cole, Donkle, Zimmerman, Foutz, Julian, Heitman, Earnhardt, Spry. McPheters. Hudson, Mahaley. Hubbard Third row: Donkle. Beaver. Guille, Munro. Rodgers. Harkey. Moneyhun, Hardin. Ward. Linn. Thomas. Rendleman. Bern- hardt. Weisiger. Lyerly. Kirkner Fourth row: Safrit. Trexler. Morris, Ru- dolph, Trotter Absent: Weant. Greene Adviser THOMAS MCG NIS P1 esident Vice P1 esident Secretai y Bob Suiratt Bob Keppel Lloyd Campbell T1 easui e1 . ..,. Johnny F1 azier Second row: Wilkie Satterwhite Waller Brown. Hall Whitley Morton Third row: Hollis, Satterfield. Waggoner, Shafer. Spencer, Busby. Mattox S. U fs. Qunjolz 51911 Hmmum President ..... Jean Mahaley Vice-President . . Audrey Davis Secretary , . . . Miriam Cox Treasurer .... Rose Zimmerman Second row: Conrad, Dry, Cauble, Eagle Bogle Third row: Owen. Loving, Noble, Arthurs, Holt, Pinkston J 5191! dimmwm First row Cleft to rightj: Hudson. Rink. Dry, Bell. Foreman Second row: Hollis. Peeler, Cress. Levenson. Camp. Bruner. Leonard, Hayworth Third row: Palmer, Davis. Fisher. Adviser: Mrs. Jimmy Brown: Willet. Lewis. Harvey 5l1Zlllb!1 91311 Heamum President .,... Mary Rudolph Vice-President . . . Dorothy lVlowcry Adviser . . . Miss Jessie Thompson Second row: Hunt. Kirkner, Donkle. Harkey Third row: Hansell. Woodford, Kendrick. Hartman. Hayworth, Gaskey. Hudson Fourth row: Williams, Julian. Holshouser. Fesperman, Cauble J Soplwnwfuz 5171! Jiazwwm First row fleft to rightjz Shoaf. Clark. Adviser: Miss Frances Walton: Thomas. Kirk Second row: Harvey, Dungan, Parker. Jar- vis, Weaver, Shives. Trexler, Miller. Noell, Connelly Third row: File. Johnston, Honeycutt, Car- ter, McCall, Livengood. Kirk. Sowers. Miller. Van Poole Fourth row: Baldwin. Kluttz. Hoffner. Brown, Surratt, Curlee, Hudson. Ingle We-Jlbifd First row Cleft to rightj: Morgan. Shaver, Hilley, Bowles, Hubbard Second row: Page. Leazer, Peeler. Burch. Kennedy Third row: Gudger. Trexler, Cobble. Instructor: John B. Steele: Durant. Mills, Kluttz Absent: Kepley PM-EMM gm Qwmmrpm Fi1'st row Morgan Wa1'lick Ward Page Wentz Second row Beavis Randall Morris w Womble Wilkie i Rink First row Cleft to rightjz Burch. Peeler. Hubbard. Leazer. Gobble. Hilley. Durant. Kluttz Second row: Instructor: John B. Steele: Mills. Kepley. Morgan. Gudger. Bowles, Page. Kennedy. Trexler. Shaver 6 . Third row Beeker Cloer Mills Peeler Wagonei' Fourth row Sells Haithcock Lovette Hoffman Harrill Casper MRS. GERTRUDE P. GILES .Ziff IQATUXLNG Qiafzuhatzbn fducation gym Wyrick, Wyrick. Instructor: Mrs. Gertrude P. Gilesg Yost, Faucette, Russell, Archie fseatedj mummy fducafzbn President . . . . . Frances Archie Vice-President . . . , . Ostelle Efird Secretary-Treasurer ....,. June Wyrick Second row: Leonard, Cooke, Yost, Faucette, Walser, Wyrick Russell, Buie Boydent students, headed by Frank McFarland and Max Whitley, take over J. C. Penney's store in Sal- isbury on March 27, 1943 Www af! The St JI CEFBEIZEY Assistant Manager . Skeet Coggin , ore mdw IC 6 Manager . . . Frank McFarland Sengrs ferve as HEI? Publicity Manager . Max Whitley agers an Sa esman on a ' Adv. Manager . . William Greene urday, March 27. The workers were paid a salary of one dollar each and the senior class received five per cent of the sales. Sudan P wwf Pictured below are the top salesmen in the very successful magazine cam- from the campaign adviser paign, receiving their prizes Miss Emma Marston They are Edwin Van THE ECHO, Poole top boy salesman and Edna Bankett top girl salesman The proceeds from this campaign which amounted to well over S600 were used on First row Cleft to rightj: Cooke, Julian, Kirkner, Van Poole, Munro, Coggin, Efird, Proctor, Hansell Second row: Yarbrough, Duffell, Bankett, Frazier, Ellington, Miller, Linn Third row: Hayworth, Cobb, Archie, Creason, Jacobs, Hop- kins, Earnhardt, Blackmer, Christie Fourth row: Walters, Camp, Morton, Sloop, SaHey, Hartman, Sawyer, Gaskey, Wingate, Spry, Brown, Safrit. Manager: J. R. McCartney Fifth row: McDaniel, Greene, Whitley. Coordinator, Distribu- tive Education: Mrs. Gertrude Prince Giles, Bernhardt Absent Frank McFarland Managei WY f f 355 SIQQN VW M dsx 5 ,N fp A3X M W' ck Q Q Cf? f Q, K , , V 6 Qs I X .- if X ml JILQ, Uicfa 11 ' The Victory Corps Council is what was formerly known as the student council. When the student body voted to change their organization to the Victory Corps for the duration of the war, the old student council was changed to the Victory Corps Council. ln addition to carrying out the usual duties and activities placed on the governing center ot a student group, the Victory Corps Council introduced a number ot new activities which they thought would help the war effort. The Traiiic Committee Went to work turning oft lights, in the halls, when not in use, and they kept all the outside doors ot the building closed. This helped to conserve electricity and heat at a time when there was a shortage. Several campaigns or drives were sponsored. ln a Victory Book Campaign, 102 books were collected for men in service. The school participated in a scrap paper drive as well as a drive ior all other scrap. One of the most important committees of the Victory Corps Council is the one that handles the buying and selling of War Stamps and Bonds in the school. Stu- dents started out with a goal of S10,000, raised it to S25,000, and reached the last goal before the end of the year. As a summary of the work they had carried on, the council gave a radio and P.-T.-S. A. program in March, explaining activities. Also, when they were observed by the Evaluation Committee when it visited the school, the Victory Corps Council members were commended highly. FRONT Weant Mrs, Garrison Rendleman Bernhardt RIGHT HALF or Dungan flseit to rightl Cauble fcenterj Hennessee H 't LEFT HALF OF V egman tLeft to rightl Llnn Guille McPheters In le Willard Kiriner Weisiger Foutz Eagle Putzel Trotter Munro Hansell . S f t Kimbrough Paimligr Earnhardt U Rink Jiffffn Morris . Summers Edmiston Han Greene Wh'tle Mahaley Marjgugq Com ton ' . Reerles Watkins Keppel Hardin Brown Johnston BOB WEANT HENRY BERNHARDT ANNE DUNGAN ANN MARIE HENDLEMAN JIMMY PEELER MRS. MARYIGARF President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser tv Egg' 4 g, ff'5L1s. 'Q K zitux v 4 QR' K 'F' '. ' V . ,. 4 5 ' -f - .rf ,, W ., . , f gl' H v . , Mu is Q VY. Z, I 1 at A 5, , wx . .M 2 Q Wa K -. .VW RW? 'W ' Q :sag M 1 - f ,H 4 ' Ki sq if I 5252 5 1 ff EQ :Miz 1 -' i '.i?gW :S5? xx. QE V ' ig-gg,,EgT' ' , 235551 A t ,:3Q,V QM. Vp 5 5 Q Su. 9 . Wi iff? Us mf, Y , F ul i rail, fer 45 Va H 39. ' Q' ww' 'K 1 B4 gp. 1 5 ' Q if ui W? 5 is ,gg ,, ' 'f ., ,F 'ull X wi AMX, W as JG 'Bai Q 3 9 Q '44 -emi .4 M, . 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'Mellow jtanfnfm Joni? dluzad Pictured here is the 1942 starting line-up: Lincmen, left to right: Co-captain Pete Watkins, Ed Edmiston, Jimmy Little, Tucker McDaniel Arthur Shue, Harlan Gudger. and Jack Rusher. Backs, left to right: J. D. Porter. Co-captain Bob Weant, Grady Shue, and Bob Gore. Here are Co-captains, Bob Weant and Pete Watkins, who led the Yellow Jackets through a very successful season, standing beside Head Coach Bill Ludwig, Both boys played stellar ball in every game. Pete, rangy end, was placed on the mythical All-Conference and All-State teams and was also a member of the North Carolina All-Star team which defeated a similar team from South Carolina in the Shrine game at Charlotte. Bob, who called signals from his quarterback post, received honorable mention for All State and was on the second string All-Conference team. ddwn Slum' Behind beautiful interfer- ence Fullback Bob Weant plows right through the big hole in the Barium Springs line. Notice Grady Shue and J. D. Porter, in front of Weant, taking number 74 out of the Way. Bob Gore, to the extreme left in the foreground, dashes out to get his man in the secondary. This was Boyden's home- coming game and the Yel- low Jackets Won 20-0. Qacluzf Hlznmzala and fvach The '43 lackets were as unpredictable as the showers in Uwmitq 7943 agnydan Baalmtball Boyden ...... .... B arium Springs Boyden .... ..., B arium Springs Boyden .... ..., A ll-Stars 'Boyden . .. , ..,. High Point 'Boyden ,. , . .... Reynolds Boyden .... . ,. .Lexington Boyden .... ,... l ,exington 'Boyden ,. . . , ,. ,Greensboro First row: I. D, Porter, Guard, Harlan Gudger, Center, Captain Pete .goygen 'A g1-eenigom Watkins, Guard, Alternate Captain Bob Weant, Forward, Tuck Bggdig Afgsilrss MCDGHIGI' Guard' 'Boyden ..,... .... H igh Point Second row: Ierre Bowles, Guard, Robert Martin, Guard, Iune Man- 399 gum, Center, Ralph Penley, Forward, Max Whitley, Forward Won 8WLOSt 4 Third row: Monroe Cress, Mgr., Coach Bob Culton, Bob Gore, Guard ,Conference games TOURNAMENT SCORES Boyden 4l .,......................... Gastonia Boyden 22 .... . .. .High Point Boyden 15 .... ..,. R eynolds jaclmf gy -awww ,gdaam April. They ranged from hot to cold throughout the season and at its termination, the local quint had compiled only a mediocre record. According to prefseason dope, the lackets were odds-on favorites to cop the conference crown. The squad was knee- deep in talent, with tive lettermen and a host ot players with limited experience returning. Coach Bob Culton's charges promptly lived up to these speculations by grabbing the iirst two tilts from a green Barium Springs team by scores of 34 to 20, and 44 to 25. Local patrons were further pleased when the lackets upset the highly favored Salisbury All-Stars 48 to 4l as Center Tuck Gudger got Zl points. Next came High Point's Black Bison, who kept right on goingfstraight to conference and state titles. After losing a thriller to High Point's Zoot City Five by a score ot 44 to 38, the home boys coasted to victories over Reynolds and Lexinge ton. The two games with the latter were rough, to say the least, and lett the Cultonmen in poor shape for the two games with Greensboro that followed. ln the series with the Gate City team, the locals turned trigid and apparently got stage fright, tor they dropped both encounters: There, 23 to 25, in an extra period: and here, 26 to 36. The next opponents tor the oft and on lackets were Rey' nolds CTom Browns boysl and once again, the revenge seeking All-Stars. Both bowed to the Black and Goldwp Reynolds by a score ot 27 to l9, and the All-Stars, to the tune oi 29 to 27, The curtain rang down on regular season play with the Zoot City boys soundly trouncing the Yellow lackets 46 to 22 in tlie furniture city. All in all, it wasnt a poor season, tor the Boyden boys had their big rriltnents: beating the All-Stars twice, taking Gas- tonia tor a ride in the tournament, and Harlan Gudgers making the All-Conference team, and Tucker McDaniel's making the second team. They didn't Win the championship, nor all their games, but they gave 'ern all a fit, and never lost that spirit that marks all Eoyden High athletic teams, d57a.4lLQf,6a11'l Quigaxf C A Clllihon Coach WQMG K awe, T115 Umwl cz -WEE H3141 lmf- YG! W' 4 ft. ' 1 mx , x ,I :E x V37 ' 'N' . 1 .. ,,m, Hr x , i' w Q 1 i S I 1 ,N L Q? N E X' 'f 'WW Sag, if wx www. 9 KC' r 4 Q , fa- f A 3? w f 434 Magix 1 ,?2S'g'P2 A . ' :K A A, Y.. 1, Ag W fl, ff g as 6 ga iw ,Q we '59 if if 'MM wg? x ff was Q X , ,. AY, C '3 X95 WW K 1 f X K X k X .M n Tw. ...,.v.., I l k R lm: , A .y 1 ' ! 3 x , Q .Q l 7 l I I I Q 9 n ' A f . Vt V . x f N 3 V . P'lflC'l1CC Makes Perfect Jayvees-Future H ere's Jackets Mud in Your Eye lntra Muml Football, Two Hand Tackle Up and Over-V-Obstacle Course Trying For a Goal jponia, More Intra-Mural Grid Action More Kicking Push-ups, More or Less---Mostly Less Un-rationed-Horseshoes Red Flames - Intra-Muml Champs A Ringer- Baby! A Physical Education class busily engaged in softball game. such as one might find in p1'o- gress at any period on spring day. weather per- rnitting. MIL' ,Simian Zforluzg yfwup First row: LaVerne Cauble. Jean Hartman. LaVada Hansell. Mary Emma Epting. Pat Frazier, Ann Marie Rendleman. Second row: Rowena Donkle. Julia Ann Hunt, Llewellyn Camp. Anne Julian. Mary Rudolph. Katie Sue Holshouser. Martha Lou Heitman Third row: Coach Cox. Josephine Kirkner. Mary Frances Williams, Hazeline Lowd- er, Sarah Culbertson, Nenie Henry. Martha E. Wagner. Mary Lee Wagner 8 3 Whnoqnam Klub First row: Betty Jo Donkle, Rowena Donklc. Miriam Cox, Josephine Kirkner, Sarah Culbertson, Ann Marie Rendleman Second row: Anne Dungan. Ellen Hudson. Pat Frazier, Martha Lou Heitman. Jean Hartman. Mary Emma Epting. Anne Julian Third row: Mary Frances Williams, Eliza- beth Hardin. Helen Compton. Rosamond Putzel. Katie Sue Holshouser .swim Jimfwwaugqmd First row: Coach Cox, Anne Julian, Jean Hartman, Margie Munro, Rowena Donkle Second row: Nenie Henry, Sarah Cul- bertson, Mary Frances Williams, Mary Lee Wagner, Katie Sue Hols- houser, Martha E. Wagner, Martha Lou Heitman 6 'x rf' X' 'Q - J !7f.1'! K ' - H fi 1 , C ff If - ' 1 fn 9 .ff 4 Y L 7, '! 44 f- ' . f - Q. V I C ' 1 r ' K bl 4 ' r ' I 'lb .v . My 1 v . I , f ' 'Three senior members of the G. A. A. lined up on the archery range. 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S 'S .. .Wm ' 1 ur ' x ,gigiw 'L i z N The Fmt and Last Word un Scholastzc News Beef l1lll ' ll I Iif'1 I ri Luck Q ' mu uh. 1 'j' Boydcfn I Is Proud Smzzors Illl I You Awldylhll PblhdbyheSudn1uIBydouH'hSekool VOLUME II SALISBURY N c MAY za 1943 NO 25 COLONEL BOYDEN ,.. COMMENTS J- By THE STAFF Its been a year packed full f changes thrrlls and varred actrvr tres but nevertheless one wrth a great deal of fun for thrs Boyden s first gr aduatrng class to feel the full effects of a natron engaged rn total war If perhaps years from now just one member of thrs memorable class reads thrs column and rs remrnded of a few of these lrttle happenrngs and mrnute rncrdents then yours truly wrll have done a good Job Do you renremher The surprrse registered on students faces when they first saw the new Yellow Jacket, those Saturday afternoon cotton prckmg trrps, movres rn the audrtorrum and how hard those seats got after two O1 three reels the swell football record compiled by the 42 Jackets Pete Watkrn rng on the All Star Shrme One barrel leavrng for he the blg alumnr dance wrth no alum lCon11nued on pczqe fourj D ay team army War Stamp Sale Great Success There has been gorng on rn Boy den thrs year a war stamp sale con ducted by Hrllary Rrnk and Mar gre Munro whrch has been a great suc cess Thrs sale was begun at the end of last year and vxas thought then to be successful enough to con tmue A goal of S10 000 was set at the begrnnrng of the year Thrs goal was reached by mrdterm and a nevr goal of S20 000 xx as set for the vxhole year Thrs vras more than doublrng our first goal As thrs story goes to press a total of S30 000 has already been sold BUYDEN GRADUATES GREATEST CLASS IN ITS HISTURY School Lrkely To Close FIRST T0 G0 Due to Lack of awww... M., 'V fir 1 As? 4+ I ,I .5 if f ROBERT MARION WINGATE B05 den Hrgn School for the frrst trme felt the grrm realrty of the current war Tuesday February 23 when word was recerved here of the death of A M M 3c Robert Wrngate 42 Wrngate was krlled rn st'rntly when the plane rn whrch lre was Hyrng farled to pull out of a drve whrle practrcrng drve bombrng near the Norfolk Naval All Statron He was one of those responsrble for the success of The Yellow Jack et as a pr rnted paper He served as rts managrng edrtor untrl he left for the Naxal Arr Corps Outstandrng rn sports Robert took part rn foot lcall basketball and won hrs letter Ill golf Wrngate was a cheerleader durrng hrs last two years He was also a member of the Senror H1 Y Club and a member of the band Leadershrp The nrght of May 28 wrll mark the biggest loss Boyden Hrgh School has ever had The greatest class ever to graduate from Boyden wrll be walkrng down the arsle for the last trme rn therr hrgh school ca reers So great IS the loss that the teach ers and other students are pullrng out therr harr wonderrng what they wrll do for leadershrp next year Never before rn rts history has Boy den had a graduatrng class that wrll take wrth rt so many rmportant school figures To help solve the problem the admrnrstrators have called rn sev er al well rnfor med men from Wash rngton D C to help trarn some of the under classmen and rrsrng senrors rn leadership to keep the school from fallrng completely apart Also Dr Z R Taylor from Calrfornra author of Hrgh School Leadershrp has accepted a posrtron as rnstruc tor for a perrod of two months be grnnrng August I Dr Taylors course wrll rnclude a ser res of lectures on Just what the leaders responsrbrlrtres are and how to go about carryrng these out D1 Taylor who has been observrng rn Boyden says I see that I have a hard Job ahead of me When I lo at the leadershrp rn the class of 4.1 I realrze that there cannot possrblyr be any leaders left rn the school after they are gone if .- ' -J Y . p1 I . 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N 1 - 1 l, I PAGE TWO Uhr 'Qellnw durkrt EDITOR IN CHIEF Student Body CO EDITORS Edlth McPheters Henry Bernhardt Barbara Halsllp FEATURE EDITOR Lorene MCKPHZI SPORTS Max Whltley Skeet Coqqln EXCHANGE EDITOR Omena Goskey ART EDITOR MOTION Pltts ADVERTISING WllllGIn Greene Hlllery Rlnk BUSINESS MANAGER Frank McFarland ASST BUS MGR Kcxtharlne WQISIQSY REPORIERS Jean Ramsey Ann Coqgln Betty Anne Duflell Nancy Eagle Ann Hubbard Mary L e Noell Betty Shoal Bob Keppel Frank Com Davld Wrxtklns Ruby Hallman ADVISER Mlss Mabel Llppard me xxxclxxxmcf X GSK--Q' D 4 .::anL, Senlor, Whats Your Ambltlon'7 Rosanlond Putzel Go joy rldlng ln a Bulck conveltlble Jack TlOtt91 Nothlng Edlth McPhetels To hook some suckel Flank MCF31 land To be a funel al dllectol Peggle Sawyel To l1Ve IH South CHIOIIDH Jonesvllle Josephlne Kllknel To be able to elude J H Jean Clement To be a dentlsts nulse Max Whltley To see that glrl flom New Ol leans agaln L01 ene MCKGHZIG To have a chew gum and Clg factoly Mal lon Pltts To have a lanch at the beach James Sply To go to M315 some day Edna Bankett To see that cute boy fl om Dayton Oh1O agaln soon Nelson Mol gan To look half as handsome as I thlnk I am Malvln Safl lt To move to Call folnla Anne Jullan To see Jlm LOIS Blown Go to heaven Jean OSbO1 ne To do llght Bob Weant To do vxlong Jlmmy Kennedy To fly hlgh Wllbul MCFHI land To get H1 ound u J thele Edwln Van Poole To be good ooklng llke Jlm Kennedy June Mangum Come down to at least -IX feet E ACK .1 WITH OUR' HALUMN I -FIGHTING -FOR. UNCL-E SAM NH : Kg- 1 'f 14 W Mallfwfw Lf Dear Uncle Sam A lalge numbel of alumnl to be Wlll be leavlng aftel thelr gladua tlon on May 28 to JOIH othels of the Boydenltes who ale ploudly selvlng you Heles hoplng Slncel e'lV Boyden Hlgh School PS Meanwhlle Van Poole does h1S palt as he pl oudly enllsts ln the Boy Scout TIOOD vxhlle Wlllle Sha V91 thlnks hes pHt1lOtlC fO1 l1VlDg classes D ! Q PRzNT 1 , fSeldom Flt to Printl Ah hello my llttle studlous CVGIY llttlej fl16UdS fAny slmllallty be tween thls column and any senslble sane SODBI Ol humol ous one IS pul ely lmposslble D Blawn StO1m Those Boyden fe males vxho ale becomlng alalmed at the ensulng Sl101t3gG of the OppOSlt9 sex ale lemlnded that the fl eshman class has a lcountlful CIOD of wolves and the llke Ed Note Anyone doubtlng thell abllltles should ask Adams and Molton Doodlcatlons Just as Though You Wele Hele to Maly Flances ClOSS1OadS to the metlop olls of Spencel Thele may be a Sl'1O!tagC of candy ln Sallsbuly but It evldently doesnt apply to the tovsns supply of suck CIS fFol fulthel lnfolmatlon see Loulse Fall 01 Patsyl SUDGIIHIIVGS not seen elsevxhele 1 Most studlous Blll Halt and Sal a Leake 2 Most all lound Jack T1Ott91 and Nenle Henly 3 Best dancels Jlmmy Kennedy and Rosamond Putzel ffull f lhythml 4 Most unpopulal The W11tQ1S of thls column by now MAY 28 1943 Over the Back Fence Whats buzzln cuzzln'7 Wanna tly some corn? DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN Mlss Coxs hall was long and ln plaltsq Messls Bunch Ludwlg Plopst Johnston and oh so many 0th6lS vs ele hele at deal old B H S try lng to teach us genluses some thlng'7 MISS Boley was fat'7 Patsy Fout7 wasn t ln love Bus tl lpS W81 en t so nel vy Does K J stlll Cally the tolch of D8Vld H 01 does Llewellyn have lt fO1 keeps 01 lS Dot Jackson ln chalgeq YOU SHOULD SEE Ann Cobb Jlttelbugglng Ml TlaCy danclng MISS MOIIIS talklng to Jlmmy WHAT IS YOUR DEFINITION OF A WOLF? Tucker McDan1el Pete Watklns and Hlgh Polnt Jlmmy Llttle Somethlng that walks on foul legs but acts llke Fl ed Young Tenny Hobson Somethlng that walks on two feet and looks llke Man TlOtt91 Blll Noel Tuckel McDanlel Anonymous Fled Halt Maly M Mulphy A lathel lalge an mal sllghtly lesembllng a dog Wlllle Gleen A pelson wlth the thoughts of R Penley but the ac tlons of H Belnhaldt Laa aa a a Beheve It Or Else The sole pul pose of thls fo to g1VB youl mlnd UD a KICK' If the shoe fits W831 lt Just ask Blll Mac fol any safety plecautlons dullng blackouts Have you heald of the new book belng publlshed by Chal les E Its How to Sklp Cand I dont mean Jump IOIJBJ ln SIX Easy Lessons It 1S lespectfully dedlcated to all lnllocent UD freshmen land Blll Adamsl If thls balt falls to educate ask Bob G01 e anythlng you wanna know Hell answer fully PS No 17th coupon needed They 16 play shoes. 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I , ' AA vu 1. 1 Q I J ch H t . . . 7.3 , Boyden s athletes seem to have dwindled down one by one thrs year as they went rnto the ser vrce of therr country or elsewhere to school Frrst we saw One Barrel star of the gr rdrron play hrs last game for Boyden before leavrng for the Army Then J D Porter star back rn football and guard rn basketball graduated and went to the Navy Pete Watkrns came next on the lrst as he took a long trrp down to the Unrversrty of Georgra and farled to come back He rs making good there rn studres and rn athletrcs Bob Weant co captarn of the football team and steady basketball player started srngrng Hark the Sound of Tar Heel Vorces and be fore long he ended up down at the Unrversrty of North Carolrna Intramural sports have taken a brg part rn Boydens athletrc pro gram thrs year because the trans portatron drfifrcultres and other problems have cut the program down consrder ably The wrrters would lrke to take thrs opportunity to thank each of you for the fine way you have ac cepted our column Red Flames Cop Home Room Crown The curtarn came down last Frit- day on the home room basketball tourney and the top team was the Red Flames of 112 who took the crown wrthout a defeat The Flames took care of 111s Han sum Frve rn the semr finals to play 107s Mrghty Mrtes for the champronshrp Harold Rufty 112s lanky center has been therr stead rest player all through the tourney Many home room teams were or ganrzed Among them were The Boleyweavels, 104, Mrllerneers, 215, Greyhounds, 216, and many others to numerous to mentron here 1 ,' 1 ff lk 1 1 111' Zlifm - fll'fl l I1111111W111911 11111 11 111211111111 if -414. MAY 28 1943 H E K PAGE THREE Jackets Close Wrth Successful Season Boyden Hrghs football tc am closed rts 1942 season by defeatrng Central Highs Wrldcats 13 0 The Jackets won 8 games and lost 2 to complete therr most successful thrs past season were lrght but very fast wrth a lrghtnrng attack which proved too much for therr oppo nents Statrstrcs prove Boydens out standrng record The Jackets chalked up 168 pornts to the opponents 51 and yrelded very lrttle yardage to opposrtron The locals have decrsrve wrns over Mooresvrlle 12 0 Gray 28 0 Lexrngton 19 6 Albemarle 21 0 Reynolds 20 6 Hrgh Pornt 19 13 Barium 20 0 and Charlotte 13 0 and losses to Gastonra 13 9 and Greensboro 13 7 who tred for Western Conference Champronshrp They took 79 first downs to therr opponents 61 and garned 1 302 yards Boyden Cagers Wm 9 And Lose 4 The Jackets of 1942 43 won 8 games and dropped 4 rn the regular seasonal play They went to the tourney rn Hrgh Pornt won the first game from Gastonra and went down before Hrgh Pornt and Reynolds to make the total 9 wrns and 6 losses Thrs record does not look too good but the Jackets prayed good ball and beat some hrgh rankrng teams The Jackets started off hot by tak rng the first 3 trlts 2 from Bar rum and 1 from the Salisbury All Stars Then they ran up against the zone defense of Hrgh Pornt and fell vrc trm to a 44 38 defeat Boyden came back and whipped Reynolds once Lexington twrce then Greensboro took two trght contests The locals won two more as they beat Rey nolds and the All Stars agarn but agarn fell back against the power house from Hrgh Pornt The Brson went on to the tournament to wrn the Conference Crown and later copped the State trtle from Durham Hrgh School very easrly War Condrtrons Curtarl Track And Baseball Boyden Hrghs athletic program felt the brunt of the vxar today as rts athletrc directors announced that there would be no xarsrty track baseball or any other sprrng sports as has been the custom The drffr and equipment have made these sports hardly possrble but an rntra mural program has been arranged to strmulate some good wholesome rnter class competrtron Thrs rntra mural program should take the place of these sports Boyden wrll probably see no sprrng program for the duratron Star of the Year PFTF W ATKINS The Yellow Jacket has prcked as rts star of the year Pete Watkrns brrllrant star of football basketball and baseball Pete rn hrs last year at Boyden captarned both the foot ball team and the basketball squad and led the Jackets through a most successful season He rs non at the Unrversrty of Georgia and rs on the varsrty baseball team there Good luck, Pete . , th-.ot 1111-111111 1 I mum, . 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Im V 5161.11 lp 1' 1'11111H111 I .yfgxrryx-X, .1,11f 1l1.1l111- ll Y .' 1 11.1 '1' ',1 1 11 111 r 1 1 f .-A illllll'I!11ll11 1 1-1' l1.'J'11111l111l 11-116-agrrlf l'f' '11 1 1,111.1-0111111 ' L A - - , 'r YELLOWIAC-T'Iil'4m ' Q ' 1 5935011 in many YQHYS- The Jackets, culties of securing transportation PAGE roun COLONFL BOYDEN COMMENTS Co t ro p e o nl the mtroductlon of the V1eto1y Corps Coachs departu1efo1 the navy the Christmas edltlon of the Yellovx Jacket all the students workmg 1n local stoxes at Chust mas those corny announcements about The Hansum Flve and the poor team that lesulted 112s Red Flames vunnlng the 1nt1amu1al bas ketball tournament The up and down 19C0ld complled by the 43 Jacket basketball qumt M1 Cultons blg smlle when telllng about hls new daughtel Coach commg back home to get hltched the H1 Y mltlatlon those brutes the dxeaded evaluatlon and covel up the Wednesday aftel noon radlo E ACK tons financial wlzardrw the head aches xesultmg f1 om the April Fool lssue of the Yellow Jacket The electlons and stump speeches fo1 next yea1 s Vlctory Corps Offl cers the formation of the Qulll and Scroll Club the H1 Y show and MAY 28 l943 those colny Jokes and sklts Boy den s own dance band The Boyden Barons beatmg lt out at xeheaxsals and m the Gym and last and per haps also least the dlsappolntment students recelved when they I6 celved then 1943 Echo Hay Seed, Plows, and Sllk Underwear L1rge assortment WANTED' A grrl who won t 1 for me Lowest Pflces aw Workmg Rmk Y Shelk of 113 Rough House the d1ffe1ent VlCt0fy Corps cam palgns were carrled on The day we passed ou1 goal of buymg S25 000 worth of VVar Stamps and bonds the shock 1Eg1St61 ed up on students faces when news of Robert Wmgates death xeached them Betty Hope s poem Pete and Bob leavmg fO1 Geox gla and Calo llna xespectlvely leavlng only two of the Four Horsemen , news of 1nvent1ons of Messls Bunch and Keller the Natlonal HOHO1 Soc1ety s e1ect1on of new membels SGHIOI Penney day and all that hard vmork, the magazme drlve and Mlss Mars 'I' 9f0 NOTICE' NOTICE' NOTICE' COME TO GREENE S HOUSE AND LISTEN TO OUR MUSIC BEST DANCES CALL ON US As we ale ove11un w1th engagements better come and get you1s BOYDEN BARONS fReformed Model YIHIFCSJ C WING 8m TOO LONG Chop Suey Resmurwnt Specnlty Ch1cken a L1 Kmg OPEN ALL NIGHT Iiundry ln the Ren' SECRETS OF BEAUTY PARLORS REVEALED Are you be1ut1ful9 There IS no re1son why you should not be My recent d1scover1es h1ve smrtled the whole world wlth thexr 1m1z1ng effects I, myself, 1m 1 shmmg exftmple of the Qstonxshmg results der1ved from the use of my methods Look what I dld for Hubbard' MONSIEUR TROTTER B S CBe1uty Specmllstj EAT AND GROW THIN 5331? ZZ 5'?3?PS To 126 POUNDS 'N Thmk of 1t' Thousands have been benefited by my pleasant eas5 safe methods I p11nt below an unsollclted testlmonlal fxom a dellghted use1 Youx method has been a vxondex ful beneht to me I lost 124 pounds ln foul days Yours glatefullv Joe Glutnousn WRITE TODAY FOR FREE BOOKLET . Ba Bo T H Y E L L 0 W I E T . 5 ' I V. ' . . I ' . 9 1 ' I ninued I m og nel . ' . I ' 1 H lg ' . ,, . . ' Q , ca 9 as , , - v 1 ' ' - 3 ' ' ' , '. . . ' . . T ' n n - 1 Q a . . - . . x Q. - 9 . . , 5 ' ' ' ' 9 w 2? in i A- Yv,Y ss ' v' 1 1 ,' ' ' .. . - . 1 , - . , - ' ' f.11 ' , . . . , ' 7 - Q U AL vv .H 7 ' 3 . t - 1 9 ' J - . . 4 ' . programsg the success with which - . ' . . 9 C ' , 1 . . . 9 - f ' 4 T a . , i ' 4 - s . ' , , . H U' I . . . ' . . . ' . ' , l 7 . : ' .- r ' ' h I L I Q A L I U h l G t I I , t I . t . . t I . . . . . 4 ' L 7 1 1 . , . 0 .,. . . . . I v . . l N Q 7, . -. V . . 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