Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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A Donald Penn Neal merry heart that laughs at care. Ronald Glenn Neal To heck with booksg experience is the best teacher. Seniors . ., . . P fi-rf,-,N ' ' '5' -.I .. ,ML Am J, Jill' ', ' , ' 'l..,1 Doyle Ray Owen r He walks on a path that ' 'wanders wide, for he aims . to see the sights. Y 4.,t?,...... . 1141 Carroll T. Overton, Jr. Always friendly and full of fung his good humor is surpassed by none. 24 Donald Kenneth Nelms He approaches the uncert- ainty of tomorrow without a doubt. .H,,. - yu Q , ' f W M N X- 'lll'fJA ' lllgl. W- - l an 1 Louie Thomas Page A thing seriously pursued affords an accomplishment well gained. ii

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Jerry Linden Morris Opportunity, sooner or later, comes to all who work and wish. Ann Louise Mulkey Pleasantness and dependa- bility are qualities well mixed. ,iw Baxter Mowery, J r. He has learned to live his own life, without making it a 'mere imitation of others. Seniors Co rol Lee Murdock When this modern fairy waves her wand of person- ality, conquests fall at her feet. 23 L 5 Sue Ann Muirheod Wisdom is better than any jewel. John Lee Nash Build for character not for fame.

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Phyllis Peacock A good clisposilion I far perfer to gold. . ,. ,N -if V Bw' it 6 - 'iluf-' - xg: 3 Frances Gertrude Peeler It is om' actual 'work that determines om' value. .NNN ff .1 i f ' 'l'i ,i - ,LL-5 .L..'.' ...x,: . o J . -1 Wallace Hinton Plyler A delightful combination of perception and enthusiasmg sense and nonsense. Seniors Dorothy Lee Pinkston The girl that loves and laughs 'must surely do well. 'Dj--air ,, ...jr .1 T I .3 . :ll 11 I. ,L i hits. fl nl is l':-A.,-21,4 .,-?-.077-.,..-vis.---, -.2 JI , ,Q I Q - 1, .sie -ye. ,- Julia Estelle Polyak Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eyeg in every gesture, dignity and love. 25 '55 11,3 1 -.' z Patricia Ann Porter Silence and thought are combined to the best advantage.