Boyden High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Donald Graham, Assistant Mr. J.H. Nettles, Principal Principal Mr. Eugene Smith, Assistant Pri nc i pa I Boyden is fortunate to have an excellent adminis¬ trative staff. This staff plans, approves, and super¬ vises the educational program at B.H.S. and also performs administrative duties, such as guidance, discipline, attendance, and routine reports. Their dedication and efficiency have resulted in a well- organized school; and their training, guidance, and faithfulness have prepared many young people for future years. Left to Right: Mrs. Bobbie Dowell, Secretary; Mr. Bob Greenland, Guidance Counselor; Mrs. Edna Emmerson, Secretary. 15

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. J.H. Knox Superi ntendent The Salisbury City School System is greatly enriched by the capable and dedicated administration of Mr. Knox, Mr. Isenberg, Mr. Atkinson, and the School Board. Their aim is to provide the highest type of academic program under the leadership of the most qualified instructors in the most comfortable surroundings; and to this end, they contribute their time and energy. Sitting Left to Right: Mrs. Jim Heilig, Mr. Carroll Overton, Rev. W.H. Lash. Standing Left to Right: Mr. Jim Riddle, Dr. Chairman, Mr. Knox, Mrs. Earl Pittard, Mrs. A.S. Jones, Jr., George Busby, Mr. Floyd McSwain, Mr. Atkinson. 14

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Mrs. Swicegood Mrs. Bradley Mr. Brown Mr. Carney Miss Davis Chairman ' .Vs. Swicegood admires the Elizabethan Globe Theater that Johnny Blackmer built. I English Guilded by Mr. Carney, creative writers plan the ‘‘Peeled Orange. Torr Miller and Tim Creech re-enact a duel from Scott’s Ivanhoe. The English Department at Boyden High School is composed of dedicated teachers who stress the importance of skilled use of the English language. The department feels that a good foundation in English is essential for the appreciation of our literature and our culture. 16