Salisbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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4 ECHO ANNUAL June, 1921 Senior tElana FRANCES HOYLE Of Girls High School Club Athletic Association, Bas¬ ket Ball Team, ’21, Base Ball Team, ’21. “Her voice was ever low and sweet, an excellent thing in a woman.” Frances can talk all day and be so still about it, seem so dignified and quiet, that she never gets ailed down. They say that the word “lady” is becoming obsolete; it won’t while Frances lives. ELIZABETH TIERNAN Athletic Association, Critic Debating Club ’21, De¬ bating Society 1919-20, Chairman Service Committee, Girls Club 1919-20, Class Historian 1920-21, Basket Ball Team ’21, Critic Class Secretary ’18. “If thou appear untouched by solemn thought, Thy nature is not therefore less divine.” Wherever you see Elizabeth, you see laughing brown eyes. She is very popular, and writes the most thrilling stories! For some undefinablfe reason “Liz” is also extremely fond of writing letters, especially to Durham.” KATHERINE FISHER Girl’s Club, ’21, Marshal, ’20. “Sir, I am a fisher of men.” Katherine’s ever increasing “string” shows that her bait is rather effective, for she has quite a few of the choice men of the lot. Katherine is an all round good sport, and she sure drives a wicked car. MARGARET FULK Girl’s Club “Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax, her cheeks like the dawn of day.” Truly Nature was kind to Margaret in presenting her with such a pretty face. We have all been wor¬ ried for fear she would spoil her beauty by sitting up pouring over her books until dawn of day.

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June, 1921 ECHO ANNUAL 3 1. 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14 . Erltn Staff David N. Julian, ’21 Lala Durham, ’22 Robert Ellis, ’21 William Thomas Burke, Jr., ’21 Walter H. Woodson, Jr., ’21 Spencer Murphy, ’21 Columbus Clark, ’24 Gladys Julian, ’21 Thomas E. Conely, ’22 Sidney Jones, ’22 Annie Laurie Hudson, ’21 Dorothy Duttera, ’22 Virginia Wood, ’23 Miriam Shell, ’24 Editor in Chief Associate Editor Managing Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Art Editor Joke Editor ..Assistant Business Manager Assistant Circulation Manager 11th. Grade Reporter 10th. Grade Reporter 9th. Grade Reporter 8th. Grade Reporter

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June, 1921 ECHO ANNUAL 5 MEATTA BRINGLE Entered 1917; Girls Club. “There was a little girl, and she had a little curl.” Meatta and curls are inseparable. Yet behind that curly head is plenty of sense, and Meatta is one of our best students. She is ever ready to lend a helping hand to a fellow classmate, and is a true friend, when once you know her. FLORA LEE TUCKER Girls Club “None knoAV her but to love her.” Flora Lee is conscientious in her work and friendly to everyone. Consequently everybody likes Flora Lee and finds her a very loving and lovable girl. SARAH WILEY Girls Athletic Association, Marshal, Girls Chorus, Class Vice-president, 1920-21, President of Girls Club in 1920. “She doeth little kindnesses, Which most leave undone, or despise.” If Miss Campbell wants somebody to help in the kitchen, or some poor baffled student is lost in the maze of Latin supines and gerundives-go get Sara. She is a conscientious student and a true friend. RUTH SUMMERSETT Entered 1917; Girls Club, Athletic Association. “So firm, so strong, yet so refined.” Everybody admires Ruth. She has strong convic¬ tions and isn’t afraid to say what she thinks. She is thoughtful of others, and so jolly and good natur- ed that she is always in demand.