Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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l SENIOR President James Shuler CLASS Vice-President Jerry Hillard -a' 711 ' 4.-r l li in A i 1 1 r Secretary Advisor Treasurer Ann Mulkey Mrs. Minnie Gaston Ralph Edwards Seniors dismissed! . . . experiencing the Honor Society , . . being surprised by the privilege of leaving the auditorium first . . . competing among 'homerooms and classes in our last magazine drive and homecoming parade . . . planning for our future vocations . . . holding back tears at the last homecoming half-time ceremony . . . thrilling over the winning of the state football championship in our last year . . . selecting our own mascots . . . aspiring to be tapped into the National Junior Class at the glorious Junior-Senior Prom . . . seeing the Prom King and Queen . . . presenting our own original Class Day Play . . . marching down the aisles in caps and gowns, receiving our long-awaited diplo- mas . . . experiencing a new feeling the last time our Senior Class is together . . . bidding a fond farewell tearfully and with a heavy heart to our beloved Boyden.

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