Salisbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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— )F 1941 Mr. Date KELLER Appalachian Teacher’s CE ar Ss. Radio Engineering —R.C.A Refrigeration Engineering Technician Institute Miss Maset Lipparp Ww. C. U. N. C.—A.B. Columbia University—M.A. Mr. W. S. Lupwic High Point College—A.B. Miss Emma Marston Va Cn UN Gx AUBs Miss Exizasetu McLauGHuin WoC an USNC AUB. Mr. R. P. McLeop Stout Institute, Wisconsin B.S. Industrial Arts Miss Marcaret MILLER Winthrop—A.B., M.A. Miss Lintian Morris Ke ‘C. J. N. C.—A.B. olumbia University—M.A. Me. J. H. Nerries Furman—B.A.P.H. George Peabody—M.A. Miss Mary Nicotson Saint Mary’s, Catawba—A.B. Miss Carotinr Powr.u Elon College—A.B. Duke University—M.A. Mr. Guy Propst Catawba College—A.B. Miss Berarrice Ropers WwW. C. U. N. C.—A.B. Duke University—M.A. Mr. Larry Rocers Northwestern University—B.M.E. Mr. Dinttarp SHOLES Duke University—A.B. De Nac! Mrs. Giapys STouDEMIRE Wie Ch Wh Wh, Chest, Miss CATHERINE WHITENER Catawba—A.B. Duke University—M.A. Miss Ruta Woopcock High Point College—A.B. Duke University

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THE FACULTY Mrs. T. Wincatt ANDREWS (0 We @— ATR, Miss Evetyn ARrcHER Queens—A.B. Mr. Davin Buncu Mitchell Appalachian Teacher’s College—A.B. Miss Harrierr CAMPBELL Florida State College Bowling Green Business University Miss Louira Cox Wa Con Une NEN OL =BEcaps a! Mr. Merit Dye Ohio University—B.S. Miss Brverty Fow Ler Appalachian Teacher’s College Salisbury Business College Mrs. Mary Louisr Garrison Winthrop—A.B. Miss Louise Gorortu Winthrop—A.B. Miss Anne Hari WalC SUseNAE CBS: Mr. Ray Ho ..ister Stout Institute, Wisecnsin—B.S.M.A. Miss Barsara Hurr We CuUREN C= BiSe Mr. T. B. Honeycurr Appalachian Teacher's College—B.S. Miss Octavia JETER Winthrop—A.B. Mr. Ronatp JoHNSTON Maryville—A.B. THE ECHO

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CLASS POEM THE BLUEBIRD’S SONG While wandering through my garden of memories, I heard a bluebird’s song of breathless prophecy, A song of victories and banners waving high, A song of new conquests and successes by and by. His notes trilled with rapture and were echoed by a lark That sang of life’s ship we’re soon to embark— “There will be calms and tumults—typhoons and gales— But keep the wind of courage blowing in your sails.” “Little Bluebird,” I begged, “please prolong our stay;” But saucily he turned his head and flew away— “The Class of ’41 must today set sail, You must not now either falter or fail.” “Little Bluebird,” I answered, “we’ll promise you, Wherever we go, whatever we do, We'll forever be staunch and loyal and true To our banner of Black and Gold and our colors of White and Blue.” — Sadie Greer