Etna Union High School - Nugget Yearbook (Etna, CA)

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16 WHY H15 1 i, 1 wewfigzi Q in is vm: I IIUNIICDIR lil LASS First Row: Richard Creamer, Ronnie Morris, Audrey Gepford, Denise Roberts, Annie Barandun, Ed Klump, Sharon Holmes. Sezond Row: Richard Price, Nancy Gane, Peggy Thompson, Bonnie Deppen, Helen Hammond, Jack Minney. Third Row: David Franklin, Rod Eastlick, Pat Ufz, Joanne Smith, Harrie? Skillen, Milton Sleen. Fourth Row: Don Roberts, Chuck Cromwell, Jim Hayden, Mike Bryan, LeRoy Wathall. i 2 i 5 3 2 SCENES FROM: WFWEMIWNUEDCG KAUGWEDW E l z , 2 This page sponsored by: BARKLOW'S DRESS SHOP BARKlOW'S TOGGERY Yreka, California Yfekal California

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FIRST PRIZE ESSAY: THE GOOID OLID IDAYS by MAnY O'HANEN-Senior Those were the gold old days, was a favorite saying of my grandfather, as he sat in his easy chair by the fireplace. It was one that was never tiring, for it was followed by a story-maybe the one concerning his devilish twin sons. The twins were very proud of the straw hats they wore. These hats were the first of their attire to be put on in the morning and the last to be taken oif at bedtime. Oh, yes, they often changed desks at school to cause confusion. Even after the twins were married, they played this prank-much to the annoyance of their wives. These stories didn't fall in any set order according to their occurrence, for Grandpa told them as they came to his mind. His next story might have been about his Grandfather Ford and his children. Grandpa Ford settled in a fertile valley near the Columbia River in Washington Cthen known as the Oregon Territoryl with his wife and children. There were, of course, many Indians around whose children were the Ford children's only playmates. FIRST PRIZE POEM: My Grandfather's mother, Lizzie, the eldest of the Ford children, was usually somewhere she wasn't sup- posed to be. When the family moved across the Columbia River to their new home, Lizzie climbed into a canoe with some Indians instead of the canoe her family was in. Lizzie and the Indians had great fun entertaining each other, but her absense caused much distress to her family. However, when they found the kidnappers on the opposite shore, sitting in a circle around the. little white child, they too made friends with the Indians and forgave Lizzie this time . The fast Indian ponies also attracted the Ford chil- dren, and they soon persuaded Papa Ford to get each of them one. Even after Lizzie was married, she often tied my grandfather to her back, and away they raced to Grandpa Ford's on a fast Indian pony. Grandpa said he hung on for dear life, and even though he was tied securely, he was very glad when he was safe in Grandma Ford's arms again. But alas, bedtime was always near, and the good old days were gone until the next fireside chat. SIPIRIINIEIVIIMIIE IIN SIIIODIIT VAILILIEY by MYRNA HOLMES-Sophomore Turning up sod with a plow, Scratching it down with a harrow, Hoping that just for now The sow in the crate won't farrow. The barn roof needs fixing, And there's a ditch to be dug. The sulphur on me is itching- Or could it be a bug? While looking at the last plowed acre- Thinking of work yet to be done, I can't help thanking the Maker, Despite all this work, for the fun. There's a corner in my room Where after work, I sit and look, Watching spring come into bloom Like the flowing of a brook. It's Scott Valley in the springtime, With all these things to do, Yet they mar not the rhyme- Of spring for me or you. This D310 SDOIISOTBU by: JANSON'S STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPlY Phone 444 325 W. Miner Street Yreka, California

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SIIDIDIHCDB IIDIRIES First Row: Lynette Killiam, Glenda Czerwinski, Roberta Bottoms, Jean Berthelsen, John Skillen, Jerry Reynolds, Harvey Palmer, John Berthelsen. Second Row: Bob Roberts, Jocelyn Moore, Myrna Holmes, Georgianna Klump, Joe Davis, Tom Gurney, David Campbell. Third Row: Jim Lilly, John Quigley, John Aitken, Tom Edwards, Phyllis Hayden, Arlene Dickenson, Barbara Wahlborg, Jack Burcell. Fourth Row: David Black, Norma Olson, Diane Farrington, Darlene Wolford, Tom McBride, Bill Martin, Torn Smith. Fifth Row: Ted Carlson, Larry Gurney, Lyle Facey, C. J. Stroud, Jim Young, David Norris. IFIRIES Il'l IVII IE N First Row: Chet Berryhill, Bill Stacher, Carolyn Hughes, Kathleen Johnson, Floyd Mullen, Charles Brown, Margaret Hayden. Second Row: Rae Eastlick, Virginia Deppen, Marilyn Betschart, Arlene Meek, Darlene White, Betty Young Bob Gilmore. Third Row: Jack Ball, Roy McEwen, Norma Lee Atkinson, Alice Skillen, Barbara Miller, Janet Lewis, Bob Martin. 1 Fourth Row: Duke Stroud, Stanley Cromwell, Bill Young, Darwin Bean, Bill Balfrey, Sam Shipler Clyde Hammond. 1 This page sponsored by: BARNETT'S APPLIANCES Tappan Ranges - Admiral Refrigerators Yreka Phone 39 California