Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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GERALD CLARK ADAMS Agreeable, Honest, Composed Entered '46, Course: Collrqe Prep, Varsity Football 4, Leltflrlmin 5 Club 4, Intramural Spons 4. JOSEPHINE ANN ALSOBROOKS Calm, Beautiful, Constant Entered '46, Course: College Prop, I-LR. Serv. 1, 'l'1oc1s Cl, V.fProsa. 4, Class Council 4, Student Council 4, Mosque 6. Wiq 1, Clrls' Cltoru 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Y-'Teens 1, Sponsor Colleqo Day 4, Carol-1 Day 4. FRANK LOWE ANDREWS Jivy, Joking, Cheerful Entered '46, Course: Colloqc Prrp, Brest Dmxv: r Suycrlotivf- fl. RICHARD W. AREY, JR. Hnnzorous, Cheerful, Likable Entered '46, Course: College Prep, I-LR, Dev. Chl. 1, Sorglul Clu 2, 4. Clecm-up Chr. 4, Baud 2, Golf 3.

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THE LAST WILL and TIESTAMIENT We, the members of the Boyden High School Class of 1950, being of sound minds, strong bodies, and weak consciences, wish to bestow our undying qualities of honesty, dignity, and intelligence upon our most deserving underclassmen, in full view of the fact that it will be impossible for them to achieve greater success than did the Class of 1950. Realizing that we have come to the end of our high school career and that we have acquired an unusual amount of knowledge, we, the Class of 1950, must leave to the underclassmen some of these superior traits in order that they may be able to uphold the standards set by this and preceding graduating classes. Therefore, we do make this, our LAST WILL ANTD TESTAMENT. FIRST: To our parents who have loved us, cared for us, and guided us in our prepara- tions for our life's work, we give our deepest love and dearest thoughts. SECOND: To Mr. J. H. Knox, our superintendent, to Mr. J. H. Nettles, our principal, and to members of the faculty, we leave our lasting gratitude and sincere appreciation for all that they have done to make our high school career a happy one. THIRD: To the citizens of Salisbury go our thanks for supporting us in every way possible. FOURTH: To our senior class adviser, Mrs. Minnie Gaston, and to our student council 5.1 iser, Miss Margaret Miller, goes our wholehearted appreciation for their guidance wi?-:gi .L N hout the year. f INDIVIDUALS AMONG Us BEQUEATH THE. FOLLOWING: 1- are ' - z ' Y ' Carl King his presidents seat to Bunny Link student body president, with :shes for a successful year E Jiri- ' - : Don Godwin, John Buford, and Gerald Adams, their Hot Rods and repair fgktogls to Humphrey Barringer and Hermie Kincaid. Included in this are three Glow-in- the-dark signs saying Beware of Flying Parts. SEVENTH: Bob Gardner and Bill Peeler, their football equipment to Bruce Rendle- man and Dick Smith. EIGHTH: Heywood Miller and Henry Grogan, that inseparable twosome, their ability to 'lay out of class and not get caught, to Harry Rainey and Fatboy Goodson. NINTH: Elaine Elium and Betty Jean Plyler, their dramatic ability to Missie Houck and Harold Hagler. TENTH: Jack Smith, Dave Shuler, and Wayne Leazer, their musical instruments to Don Ousley, Jimmy Bibb, and Jimmy Eagle. ELEVENTH: Robert Brinkley, Paul Kiger, and Don Dedmon, their basketball skills to Sonny Morris, Kirk Hill, and Norman Kimbrough. TWELFTH: Travis Stokes and Clyde Taylor, their enormous batting averages to Frank McRae and Bob Rouche. ' THIRTEENTH: George Yarborough and Bob Ritchie, a box of sleeping pills to be taken before going to class Qthey really did.n't use the pills thoughh, to Bucket Chambers and Bob Waggener. FOURTEENTH: Frankie Andrews, the Casanova of the Senior Class, his twenty-four condensed volumes of Dateable Girls, to Rodney Calloway. FIFTEENTH: Dick Arey, his all-around ability to Jimmy Stroud. SIXTEENTH: That witty pair, Sara Hubbard and Bill Bibb, their sense of humor along with the book, How to Be the Life of the Party, to T. Kepley and Annie Campbell. SEVENTEENTH: James Coggin and Jo Ann Cothran, their talented paint brushes to' Sue Hughes mid Don Clark. EIGHTEENTH: Bonnie McRae, Lloyd Ennis, and Tommye Barker, their ability to take scraps of news, throw them together, and create the Yellow Jacket, to Celia Cole, Billy Overton, and Jane-A alton. NINETEENTH: Jim- - uscle Man Whitler, his Charles Atlas course and mit 'With built-in muscles to none other than Charlie Honeycutt. . F. H, TWENTIETH: Margaret Peeler and Bob Plyler, their good looks to sarah Home-and Bob Beazley. ' TWENTY-FIRST: Mary Anne Beaver, her musical ability to Mary Dare Moore. ' TWENTY-SECOND: To the freshmen: There is a lot that lies ahead of you here in Boyden. Take advantage of every opportunity offered you here and I am sure that each and every one will be a success. - TWENTY-THIRD: To the sophomores: You are now half-way through your high school career. More and more responsibility will be placed upon you. Grow so that you will be able to meet your obligations to the school. TWENTY-FOURTH: To the juniors: You have only one more year at Boyden. It is up to you to take the initiative in all undertakings of the school. Merely pattern your lives by the examples set by the class of SO and you will be your best. b In conclusion: As the time draws near for us to depart from this beloved institution, we look back over the fruitful years, we, the class of 50 , have had in Boyden. Now that we have well established ourselves as the best class in the history of Boyden High School, I do affix my signature to this, our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. JERRY BARGER, Lawyer 4

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