Elizabethtown High School - Etonian Yearbook (Elizabethtown, KY)

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BOARD OF EDUCATIO frgslg-lil azmiffl il! Left to Right T K Stone Supermtenderz! Hayes Burnett A L Perry W A Boone fhalrrrun W H Barnarl I T Hatcher The Elnzabethtown School Board and Mr T K Stone supermtendent have been untlrmg nn their ef forts to proudc adequate educational opportunmes for thc chrldren of Elizabethtown They have been able to mtcrpret the present needs ln relation to a rapldly ex pandmg populatron and to a shrftlng populat1on be cause of the proxlmrty of Fllnbethtown to Fort Knox The cxpansron program over the past sex eral years includes the follovung MORNINGSIDE EI EMENTARY SCHOOL bunlt t a cost of S750 000 opened ln january 1954 ELIZABETHTOWN HIGH SCHOOL on M0fHlHgSldC Drive built at a cost of S700 000 opened in Septem- ber 1955. Lunch room added to the Mulberry Street Elementary School at a cost of S100 000 opened m the fall of 1956 Addntlon to Mormngslde Elementary School butlt at a cost of 5150000 completed nn September 1957 VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL on Hawkms Drlve bullt at a cost of S250 000 opened 1n September 1959 H C Taylor a former supermtendent and S B Dxbble G W Ransdell and V O Brown past members of the Ellzabethtown Board of Educatron also con trrbuted to the expanslon program of the Elxzabethtown school system

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I 7 1271 Q' LfG4x.L. QZLIi .H l T UPERI TE 'DE 'S MESSAGE The class of 1960-largest. numerically, in the history of EHS. has Chosen at theme altogether fitting and proper. Lives of great men . . Does this Sound like juvenile delinquency? Does this souncl like spoiled, fun-seeking teen-agers? Does this sound like Z1 lost generation? The answer is obvious. To me it sounds like ti young generation, culminating its prepara- tory experienees :intl realizing sutltlenly th.1t the tl.tte of emburlcntion into the sterner ttntl more rextlistie sttige of life is ut hand, seelcs :in zinehor und it guitle post for those turbulent, untertnin years uheutl. 'lives of great men-oft remintl us . . XVh.tt. intleetl. eoultl be more fitting tintl appropriate thtin that they set .is their goril- the emulation of the great men who lmye gone before? Congmttilrttions and best wishes to this fine group of young Amerieans as they set sail upon the next voyage of the sea of life. NIRS. Nl.'XTTlE ilffi DAVIS Sllf7E7'lP1lL'Ild1L'71fl5 .Serrelufl Efficient, accommodating. and dependable. - bww, UMM 'K Q -as nw ff ,uw M-vm,