Etowah High School - Chief Yearbook (Etowah, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1938 volume:

Capit oC. | feet ie a oe harks o FE Che Etowah ane School's Font Annual THE CHIEF Senior Class of 1930 ) THE STAFF Memtorsi-Wliiefenwe be hee ae et te Virginia Allison AcsOciaLe suditor Glee Gees «| Margaret Morgan Ducinesse ianager = =. @ kta Walter Davis Ter ai ILOT, eae Le ee ss = Wilma Blythe FLANAGAN PRINTING CO., HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. CLASS OF 1929 Carl Cantrell Coy Greer Mattie Hamilton Willie Bee Laughter Ada Orr Miriam Weese CLASS OF 1930 Anderson Banks Goldie Banks Alba Blythe Florence Blythe Thelma Drake Pauline Greer Ellen Fletcher Mareta Huggins Leona Huggins Thelma Laughter Bonnie Morgan Carl Wall CLASS OF 1931 Beulah Allison Kate Blythe Mattie Brittian Bonnie Cantrell Lizzie Mae Chapman Aldane Drake Earl Grey Paulette Grey Edith Keith Ada Laughter iD. CmOrg Rebia Raines William Rhoades Felix Weese CLASS OF 1932 Annie Alien Glen Allen Margaret Anderson Ralph Banning Willard Barnwell Gladys Blythe Beulah Mae Dalton James Dalton Maude Gash Ola Gash Mildred Grey William David Hawkins Katherine Kilpatrick Frank Laughter Caroll McCrary Annie Middleton Phydill Orr Deceased Page Two ALUMNI Joseph Summey Frances VonCannon Nannie Weese CLASS OF 19338 Opal Elaine Anders Malvin Rae Anderson, Jr. Owen Banning Mary Sue Banning Martha Bell Violet Bell Beulah Mae Cantrell Archie Davis Margaret Earnhardt Lantie Gash Herman Hawkins Gervia Huggins Oleta Huggins John Elmer Laughter Nannie Mae Laughter Lucy Long Roy Lyda Hubert McCrary Gola McKinna Leo Morgan Hubert Nicholson CLASS OF 1934 Marguerite Allen Preston Blackwell Jewel Blythe Frank Broyles Elizabeth Byrd Evelyn Dalton James Jirwin Daisy Bell Hamilton Marjory Hamilton LeRoy Hawkins Herbert Houk Helen Justus Frank Kilpatrick Harvey Laughter Lueille Laughter Josephine Long Alvin McCarson John Merrill Fritz Merrill Hans Merrill Estelle Moffitt Harry Nicholson Geneva Shipman Hazel Stamey Leon Underwood Helen Wright CLASS OF 1935 Rachel Allen Velma Allison Carl Berna Anders Harold Anderson Sylvia Banks T. P. Barnwell Beatrice Blythe Carlos Bray Adelaide Broyles Harry Lee Bruce Edwin Clayton G. B. Drake Corene Duncan Lester English Ruby Lee Garren Jeanette Greer Madge Jones Jennings Long Lillian Merrill Lillian Moffitt Arvil Reese Oberia Revis Charlotte Summey CLASS OF 19386 Blanche Allen Earl Anders James Clayton Ann Dalton Edith Dalton Alonzo Davis Ethel Grey Geneva Justus Harold Kilpatrick Fred Laughter Harry Laughter Ruby Merrill Mavis Mann Kathleen Orr Rosa Owens CLASS OF 1937 Hillary Boyd Edward Blythe Rosa Bray Ruby Collins Irene Cox Frank Dalton Max Drake Nonnie Drake - Jack Dunean Lloyd Garren Virginia Gash Willie Heffner Gordon Hollingsworth Amy Sue Laughter Jack Merrill Victor Williams Dona Y. Wright DEDICATION With sincere admiration we dedicate this book to James Wilson Morgan, whose achievements in the field of education place him eminently among the few who have contributed greatly to the enrich- ment and progress of Education in Henderson County. Being one of the first teachers in Henderson County, he has stirred our students in their thinking to a deeper appreciation of the things about them, and has been one of the most compelling inspirations of our high school days. For this admirable love of knowledge, we take genuine pleasure in presenting this volume as a token of our esteem. Page Three QNIGIUINA TOOHOS FAHL Page Four R. G. ANDERS R. W. JONES Superintendent of Education Principal County Board of Education FLOYD OSBORNE J. W. MORGAN 0. B. CROWELL Local Board of Education O. A. ANDERS G. O. MORGAN M. H. BELL Page Five FACULTY R. W. JONES, ASB: University of North Carolina Principal MATHEMATICS G. W. ALLISON Superintendent of Building T. B. FREEMAN, A. B. — ; ee oo University of North Carolina HISTORY AND LATIN Ss, Bros J. O. YOUNGBLOOD, A. B. University of North Carolina ENGLISH R. De BRUCE, Bos University of Tennessee AGRICULTURE MES. N.1M. DOTSON Bam: Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina HOME ECONOMICS SENIOR CLASS POEM By NELIA LEDBETTER, Poet AU REVOIR When the last lesson is finished, And the scroll has been written and dried, We will say au revoir to our classmates And set out on life’s sea rough and wide. And those who are brave will go forward To fight lfe’s battles, and attain, They ’ll strive and never turn backward Till the coveted prize they gain. We will have real lessons to master, And oft’ there’ll be failures to meet, But those who have courage will flinch not— Tis the coward who whimpers, “I’m beat”. So now at the hour of departing, At this, another commencement day, Grieve not that our school days are over, Or for chances we let slp away. For those opportunities are vanished, Life will bring chances anew; Turn then from our mistakes, dear classmates, Kach new day brings a new work to do. Then au revoir, teachers and classmates; Bid us God speed on our way. . We’ll push on and never turn backward, We'll be found in the thick of the fray. Page Seven SENIORS COLUMBUS HERBERT ALLEN “Happy am I, from care I’m free! Why aren’t they all content like me?” Baseball ss0seconeo Se “Most congenial boy’’. WILMA RUTH BLYTHE “Her gesture, motion, and her smiles; her wit, her voice, my heart beguiles.”’ Portrait editor ‘‘Chief’’. Beta Club ’37, 738. Senior Class play ’38. Glee Club 736. Vice-Pres. Junior Class. Dramatic Club ’37. Morgan Literary Society. “Most popular girl’’. Page Hight VIRGINIA LEE ALLISON “True happiness consists not in multitudes of friends, but in the worth and choice.” Editor-in-chief of ‘Chief’ Beate Glee Club 786, °37. Pres. Freshman Class ’85. Pres. Sophomore Class ’36. Dramatie Club ’37. Senior Class Treas. 738. Beta Clubs3T;, 228. Class Prophet 738. “Girl with the best person- ality.’ GRACE ALENE BROWN “She does her task from day to day, and meets what- ever comes her way.” Valedictorian ’37, 738. Dramatic Club Pres. ’37. Henderson Literary Socie- ty President 735. Program Committee Beta Clubieger383 Sophomore’ Class Secretary. Glee Club ’86. 4-H Club Member ’87, ’88. “Most graceful girl’. HELEN ELIZABETH BELL “Here’s to the girl with a heart and a smile that makes the bubbles of life worth- while”. Morgan 36. Glee Club 736, ’87. Dramatie Club °37. Class Creed ’38. “Most polite girl’’. Literary Society DRAMA ELIZABETH BOYD “FKaithful, loyal and kind, a better pal no one can find’. Class Historian ’38. Dramatie Club ’37. Henderson Literary Socie- ty SiGe Glee Club ’86, ’87. “Best citizen of Class of 19387’. SENIORS MAMIE ESTHER CLAYTON “Loyal hearted, strong in mind. A finer girl you'll never find’’. Henderson Literary Socie- ty Sage Glee Club ’87. Dramatic Club ’°37. “Most modest girl of ’38”’’. WALTER REID DAVIS “The best and noblest lives are those which are set to- ward high ideals’’. Junior Class President ’37. Basketball ’37, °88. Beta Club ’37, °38. Senior Play ’38. “Most studious boy”. ARTHUR FRANK DALTON “Men of few words are the best men’’. Basketball ’38. President Future Farmers of America ’38. Senior Play ’37. Dramatic Club ’37. “Best dressed boy of 7377. EDNA MAE DUNCAN “Not too serious; not too gay; but a true-blue girl in every way’’. . Henderson Literary Socie- y. Glee Club ’36. Secretary Senior Class. Beta Club ’37, 738. Dramatic Club ’87. Class Lawyer ’38. “Happiest girl in Class’’. Senior ELLEN JANE DAVIS “She is a girl who reaches high for the best that life will give’’. Dorland-Bell ’85, ’36. Sand Hill ’87. Beta Club President ’38. Editor-in-chief of ‘“Hy- Towers Se Senior Play ’38. “Most dignified girl’’. KATHLEEN CAROLYN DUNCAN “For God’s sake, give me the young man who has brains enough to make a fool of himself’’, Basketball ’36, °37, °38. Secretary Henderson Lit- erary Society 737. Captain Basketball 738. Vice-Pres. Beta Club ’38. See’y. Dramatie Club ’37. Senior Play ’38. Glee Club ’36. “Best girl athlete of ’38”’, Page Nine SENIORS MARGARET LAURA FORD ‘She is pretty to talk with; Witty, te” talk wither and pleasant to think on’’. Saree, dehyde. sth, “Gis, “le Senior Class Play ’88. Beta Club 738. Glee Club ’38. Music Club 788. “Prettiest wirl er ses: - HAROLD “JAKE” HOUK “When a lady’s in the race, all other things give place’’. Basketball ’37, ’38. Senior Play 788. “Best sport of °38”. Page Ten DOROTHY LOUISE GALLOWAY “ woman of true intelli- gence is a blessing at home, in her circle of friends, and in society’’. Glee Club ’36. Hixson High School ’37. 4-H Club ’37. Dramatic Club 737. Beta Club ’38. Class Colors ’88. “Cutest girl of 7387’. NETA LEDBETTER “Some say the world is made for fun and frolic— and so do IL’. Morgan Literary Society. “Class Grumble ’38”. RENA SUE HAMILTON “A young lady, virtuous and adorned with the graces and elegance of finished politeness’’. Seeretary Freshman Class. Henderson Literary Socie- ty. Gleés Glub 7362 7372 Beta Club 787, ’°38. Dramatic Club ’87. Managing Editor of ‘“Hy- Tower’’. Senior Play ’88. “Most ambitious of ’38”. NELIA LEDBETTER “The only way to have a friend is to be one’’. Henderson Literary Socie- ty. Class Poet 738. “Quietest girl of ’38”’. SENIORS MARGARET CAROLINE MORGAN “Simplicity and Cre tit dwelleth in her heart’’. Pres. Senior Class ’38. Treas. Junior Class ’37. Sec’y.-Treas. of Beta Club eet Glee Club 36, ’37. Associate, Editor of ‘‘The Chief”’ Morgan Literary Society. Dramatic Club. Salutatorian ’37, ’38. “Sweetest girl of ’387. JAMES V. VonCANNON, JR. “Be not content with lowly thoughts, but soar _ to heights of fame’’. Basketball ’37, ’88. Baseball ’37, ’38. Henderson Literary Socie- CYmeeo y - “Sweetest boy of 738’. LILA FRANCES SURRETTE “Full of life, sense and wit; lots of fun and plenty OL erite. Morgan TSB. Dramatic Club ’87. Glee Club ’87. “Most original girl of 7387’. Literary Society WALTER RILEY WRIGHT Mascot “Cheerily then, my little man, live and laugh as boy- hood can”. ULYSESS COLUMBUS SUMMEY “Girls fall for him—and he lets them lie’’. Senior Play ’38. Morgan Literary Society. SARAH ELLEN CHAMISON Mascot “She gladdens our hearts with a cheery smile’. Page Eleven CLASS HISTORY By DRAMA BOYD, Historian INTRODUCTION Along the road of life marches youth, sometimes downward, sometimes up- ward. It is a long, hard climb, but if we keep up our abmitions in life as we have for these last four years of high school, we will find success. Rather than describe these activities in detail, let us take advantage of this opportunity to look over the many events that have taken place during the last four history- making years at Etowah High School. CHAPTER ONE When we started down the rough, muddy road of high school in the fall of 1934, there were thirty-two in our class. As we struggled along that year, trying to reach the goal, which we are now about to achieve, we found two members wishing to join us. These were Elmer and Hoyle Green. We found also Ida Parker and Mary Orr leaving us. CHAPTER TWO In our second year of high school we gained four members, namely, Catherine Henson, James Kimsey, Charlotte Blythe, and Columbus Allen. But this addition was too good to last, and when the eight months term came to a close we had to lose, for various reasons, Janie Lou Dalton, Catherine Williams, Claude Corn, Harvey Bell, Carmel Parker, Doniva Dalton, James Kimsey, Louise Galloway, Catherine Henson, Clarence Hamilton, Harold Orr, Louise Blackwell, Pauline Dunigan, and Hoyle Green. CHAPTER THREE In the fall of 1936 we found ourselves called “Jolly Juniors”. This was a smooth-sailing and uneventful year, but when the closing exercises left us with thoughts of dignified Seniors, we found another loss of four pupils, L. C. Hamilton, Elmer Green, Charlotte Blythe, and Cecil Duncan. - CHAPTER FOUR Last fall we started our Senior year with three members waiting to join us. These were Ellen Davis, Margaret Ford, and Louise Galloway. And when the rolls were called in our various classes the following answered “present”: Virginia Allison, Grace Brown, Wilma Blythe, Helen Bell, Drama Boyd, Mamie Clayton, Ellen Davis, Edna Duncan, Kathleen Duncan, Margaret Ford, Louise Galloway, Rena Sue Hamilton, Neta Ledbetter, Nelia Ledbetter, Margaret Mor- gan, Frances Surrette, Columbus Allen, Walter Davis, Harold Houk, Ulysess Summey, and J. V. VonCannon, Jr. In this group we were strong with the strength of invulnerable innocence. Within the curves of our fumbling inex- perienced hands lay our future destiny, but with patient determination and the tendency to “hang on’, despite the odds, won us many honors. CONCLUSION The horizon looms large and empty before us. We know not what lies before our limited vision—but we are not afraid. We ask much of life, but we hesitate to pay the price—that of extensive and concentrated learning. Most of us have our particular field of work chosen, and we are educating ourselves along that line. Up to a certain point, we are guided and our small individual burdens are willingly shouldered by others, but after that we must work alone. Let us try to go by our motto, “NEVER TURN BACK”, and strive for many and varied weapons of skill to help us later in life against the battles of discouragement and unemployment when we no longer have the help of our parents and teachers to shield us. So for the class of ’38, I bid you FAREWELL! Page Twelve CLASS PROPHECY By VIRGINIA ALLISON, Prophet (World-wide News Commentator of the Etowah Yatching Club, Washington, D. C.) FLASH!...Dr. J. V. VonCannon, Jr., lecturer, and author of an outstanding book on philosophy, has just returned from London where he attended a great reception held in his honor. Another reception and banquet awaited him in New York. At this banquet it was revealed that Dr. VonCannon was a graduate of Etowah High School. FLASH!...A great disturbance was caused in the Senate yesterday when Miss Margaret Morgan, Senator from North Carolina, introduced a bill to tax all bachelors to support a beauty parlor for all old maids past the age of forty. Senator Morgan has the honor of being the first lady Senator from’ North Carolina. Hon. Walter R. Davis, the silver-tongued orator of the Senate, offered a Rejec ted Bachelor’s Club Amendment, which was immediately passed. FLASH!...Miss Mamie Clayton has adopted ‘‘Neta Uneeda’’ as her Hollywood movie name. She is soon to be starred in “The Follies of 1950’’. FLASH!...Miss Rena Sue Hamilton, lion-tamrer for the Ringling Brother and Barnum and Bailey combined shows, had a’ narrow escape yesterday as the world’s largest circus started its engagement at the Madison Square Gardens in New York. She was rushed to the hospital just in time for Dr. Jake Houk to save her arm from having to be amputated. FLASH!...Lady Edna Duncan and Prince Von Tucker, of the Royal House of Afghavis- tan, will be married today in the Little Church Around the Corner off Broadway. They will sail for Austria to spend their honeymoon with the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. FLASH!...Dr. Harold Houk now is a famous surgeon at Walter Reid Hospital, Washing- ton, D. C. His wife, the former Miss Drama Boyd of Etowah High School, is one of America’s foremost society editors. FLASH!...Miss Francis Surrette, local hostess on 101 Dude Ranch, Dallas, Texas, was a graduate of Etowah High School. Miss Surrette is now entertaining the movie colony, which is making a new picture starring Kathleen Duncan in ‘Francis Shot a Giant from Mars’. FLASH!...Helen Bell was announced the winner of the annual swimming contest at Los Angeles, California. A silver cup was awarded her. FLASH!...Mrs. Neta Ledbetter Jancosky and Mrs. Nelia Ledbetter Bloomburger have bought and are operating an establishment for “‘Fashion Designing” in the eity of New York. FLASH!.. Mr. Columbus Allen is now considered the outstanding umpire in the National League. é FLASH!...Dr. Wilma Blythe, specialist for infantile paralysis, is now leaving Portland, Oregon, for the Johns Hopkins University, where she will become a member of the faculty. FLASH!...Miss Louise Galloway and Miss Margaret Ford, former students of Etowah High School, have obtained the right to manufacture and sell the Galloway and Ford Diati- tion Pills. FLASH!...Commodore Ulysses Summey is near Honkong, China. He is the head of the Asiatie fleet, FLASH!... Miss Ellen Davis, famous noted lecturer, will lecture in Hendersonville next week. After this she plans to aid in dramatizing one of Shakespeare’s finest plays, ‘As. Bote like, Lt: 72 FLASH!...Mrs. Grace Brown Wintergreen is now head of the English Department of W. C. T. C., Cullowhee, North Carolina. She and her granddaughter, Teeny Weeny Upright, will spend the summer in Europe. Page Thirteen JUNIOR CLASS ag Eg ae a ee OFFICERS President?2¥as (Ss eer oS HELEN: HOUT eGLAWw VacesPresidemtarss ae) kale ee eee ORC AN KeGAS En Sectetaryme sas a eS ee See AGNES WHITESIDE Treasurers .eeet tes : --._ JEANETTE ANDERS 6 CLASS ROLL Edith Allison Jessie Stamey Virginia Helen Allison Fannie Summey Bobette Anders Agnes Whiteside Jeanette Anders Virginia Noonchester Ada Dalton Charlie Banks Janie Lou Dalton Monroe Cantrell Dorothy Grey Troy Drake Helen Holtzclaw Frank Gash Arlola Jenkins George Gibbs Mildred McCarson Terry Mann Nell Merrell Raymond McCarson Lilian Mintz Wayne Nicholson Sue Eileen Orr Cleatus Norton Ellis Revis Page Fourteen SOPHOMORE CLASS President 2... bs sel Bae GO oe HELEN WILSON Vice-President i Rt aA Se _ WILLIE GASH Secretary —___ Na se ital Ae CLAUDENE CAIRNES MECASUINOY hn oc Mb ebie crore _... OSCAR WILLIS @ CLASS ROLL C. W. Adcock, Jr. Ruth Gonce Floy Allison Eula Gray Franklin Allison Blanche Hollingsworth O. A. Anders, Jr. Cameron Houk Broadeth Blackwell Helen Justus Claudene Cairnes Helen MecKinna Nellie Cairnes Alma Merrill Charlotte Clayton Paul Moffitt Salome Clayton Carolyn Orr Jackie Corne Jessie Lee Simpson Opal Dalton James Smith Christine Davis Thelma Snyder Alvin Drake Clarence Williams Edward Duncan Oscar Willis Martha Jane Duncan Helen Wilson Troy Garren Lillian Wilson Willie Gash Lucille Wilson Page Fifteen FRESHMAN CLASS Presidente oe... 2). =e ee eee er GLENN SIMPSON Viee-President) 2 4 eee OAD) Ackil Ong Secretal var te eee ee _.. CECIL CAIRNES Erea Surety oe eee et re es A — IMOGENE ALLEN @ CLASS ROLL Imogene Allen Ola Davidson Troy Mann Nora Lee Allen Palmer Drake Freda Marona Margaret Allison Fred Galloway Joyce MecKinna Wanda Anders Ellis Garren Lottie Mintz Maudina Bell Plato Hall Mary Sue Moore Hamilton Boyd Hamilton Hollingsworth Norma Lee Norman Maxine Hollingsworth Ralph Jones, Jr. iene ay SG sce Cecil Cairnes Irene Coren Th Lechter Glenn Simpson Eddie Lee Corn ae Wate Laughter Ruth Stamey Coy Dalton Carrie Mann George Valsame Opal Dalton George Mann Vennie Worley Page Sixteen BETA CLUB TPREGRSR ASIAN SS re pean sole tet lay chiar Bi an aa eae ELLEN DAVIS Nice- resid ert eat oe eee ee ee ae WALTER DAVIS Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET MORGAN e MEMBERS Virginia Allison Margaret Ford Wilma Blythe Rena Sue Hamilton Grace Brown Helen Holtzclaw Ellen Davis Margaret Morgan Walter Davis Virginia Noonchester Edna Dunean Jessie Stamey Kathleen Duncan Agnes Whiteside Page Seventeen HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Rage BKighteen OFFICERS President 22 s eee CTE EN SIVEGIGSENINGA: Vice Eresl Gent eeet se re ee ee ee ee HELEN WILSON SCOT C EAC Y mere a ee tee ere eee ee CHRISTINE DAVIS Wmeaswner qe oe Efe oer Rede eli ty LUCILLE WILSON Chairman Program Committee _______ NELLIE CAIRNES e MEMBERS Imogene Allen Freda Marona Floy Allison Helen McKinna Claudine Cairnes : Carolyn Orr Nellie Cairnes Thelma Snyder Charlotte Clayton Helen Wilson Salome Clayton Lucille Wilson Christine Davis Lillian Wilson Blanche Hollingsworth Vennie Worley THE AGRICULTURAL CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Year President Second Year President ETOWAH CHAPTER FRED GALLOWAY OSCAR WILLIS ‘(hird and Fourth Year President __ FRANK DALTON C. W. Adcock, Jr. Columbus Allen Franklin Allison O. A. Anders, Jr. Charlie Banks Broadeth Blackwell Hamilton Hollingsworth Cecil Cairnes Monroe Cantrell Coy Dalton Frank Dalton Walter Davis Alvin Drake Troy Drake MEMBERS Edward Duncan Palmer Drake Fred Galloway Ellis Garren Troy Garren Frank Gash Willie Gash Plato Hall Hamilton Hollingsworth Cameron Houk Harold Houk Ralph Jones, Jr. Terry Mann Raymond McCarson Joyce MecKinna J. B. Laughter Wade Laughter Wayne Nicholson Cleatus Norton Norma Lee Norman Eis Revis Glenn Simpson George Valsame Jessie Lee Simpson James Smith Ulysses Summey J. V. VonCannon, Jr. Osear Willis Clarence Williams Page Nineteen GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Helen Holtzclaw, Opal Dalton, June Anders, Kathleen Dun- ean, Captain, Ada Dalton, Wanda Anders, Helen McKinna. BACK ROW: Bob Anders, Alma Merrill, T. B. Freeman, Coach, R. W. Jones, Coach, Agnes Whiteside, Martha Jane Duncan. 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(ties a) Se ee as i} cova hee Aan et Nee a EG Plat Rock... 2 at te sie eS Etowah__ eae as ec Pues 36 ‘Webster: 222... eae aie 16 Hite wall-e ns eee eee 32 Pleasant Gardengmesse) sees 30 Wtow ah ee at ee Sylva ante es 6 SR ee 36 Page Twenty BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM ts FIRST ROW: Harold Houk, Cleatus Norton, Frank Gash, Captain, J. V. Von- Cannon, Jr., O. A. Anders, Jr. SECOND ROW: Charlie Banks, Walter Davis, Broadeth Blackwell, Terry Mann, Cameron Houk. THIRD ROW: J. O. Youngblood, Coach, Troy Drake, J. P. Ammons, Coach. 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J. P. AMMONS Seventh Grade MRS. LOEE E. TURNER Third and Fifth Grades B Section MRS. RALPH W. JONES Seeond Grade MRS. AVERY MORGAN Sixth Grade MRS. ANNIE MAE PARKER Fourth Grade MRS. KATE B. DALTON First Grade, A Section Second Grade, B Section MRS. EFFIE KELLER Fifth Grade, A Section MRS. CHRISTINA GARREN Third Grade, A Section MISS GLADYS BLYTHE First Grade Page Twenty-three GLEE CLUB Seahe 8 Rees, as Sete Ots5 Spare, ct nd NI Sess bes SF APs oss etec, ae MEMBERS Helen Holtzclaw Nellie Cairnes Agnes Whiteside Irene Corn Eula Grey Helen Wilson Dorothy Simpson Opal Dalton Ruth Stamey Salome Clayton Eddie Lee Corn Martha Jane Duncan Vennie Worley Alma Merrill Lottie Mintz . Jackie Corn Ruth Gonce Helen McKinna Virginia Noonchester June Anders Claudine Cairnes nN Lillian Mintz Bob Anders Wanda Anders Freda Marona Mildred McCarson Imogene Allen Nell Merrill Nora Lee Allen Sue Hileen Orr Opal Dalton Arlola Jenkins Page Twenty-four re %! 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HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. (Baek of Western Union) North Carolina HENDERSONVILLE ° Page Thirty-three F ) SS ¢ A ( ) GRRE {CREED { ) - CRRRR €) GEREEED- () EERREDP (CREED (_) RRR () -CREREND- ( ) RREETD () ESRRND- ( ) GREENE { ) CORED ( ) GREEN ( ) CRRERE () -CEEESD () GEEE () a () -CD- 0 () ae () 0) e- () cee () a 0 a ( oe + , Horse Shoe Grocery Company GENERAL MERCHANDISE Feeds, Seeds and Fertilizers Hammer and Grist Mill WE BUY WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL WE SELL WHAT YOU HAVE TO BUY SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Horse Shoe, N. C. ) ED ( ) ERED ( ) ED- ( ) GREED ( ) GEERERRD ( ) EaRRNDD- ¢ ) EPNN ¢ ) RNEREND ( ) EEED- () ERD ( -RREEN- ( ) QERES ( GEND- () GERD ( ) ERRED ( GEREENED{ ) ERED-( ) GERE ( ) D- ( ) - () A. W. 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PHONE 923 SHELF, BUILDERS’ AND HEAVY HARDWARE - SEEDS - PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES - PETERS’ AND REMINGTON AMMUNITION HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of Freeze Drug Company EVERYTHING IN Dek UGS Hendersonville, N. C. Near the Carolina Theatre a () RR (RD () RRA () RA ( ) SEND ( ) RRND ( ) RREND ¢( )- D ()- ND ()- SRNED ) ED () ER ( ) aDNN ( ) EE ( EE () --- () () A { ) SRERD() GEESE () ERED { ) REEEED-{) - ERERRD ( ) QERREED-¢ ) QERED () QENUED- ( ) ARERR ( ) GRBERSD-( ) QHEREED- ( ) CEREED ( ) EERRD ( ) EREEED ()- QEREED ( ) GERRESD { ) CHEERED () GREER () -CHREEND ( ) GUBEDD- ( ) GREED () -CREEED- ( ) GREER () CED (0) a HENDERSONVILLE HARDWARE CoO. RAYMOND L. EDWARDS, President BUILDERS’ HARDWARE - SPORTING GOODS PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL MATERIALS STOVES - PAINTS - HOUSE FURNISHINGS Phone 100 , Hendersonville, N. C. 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The Biggest Little CEM: GRUNOW in Hendersonville eee Small Enough to Appreciate Your FAIRBANKS-MORSE Business and Large Enough RADIOS to Supply Your Needs SALES AND SERVICE 108 Sixth Avenue East Hendersonville, North Carolina Fourth Avenue West NEAR THE POST OFFICE VJ ) ()D- -D () ND () D(C () CRED ( NERD () SCTIED () A () NED () ARN () ED () RRND: () ERD: () SD () CAND -SD- ()-ED- -D- )-NED- () ORD) AED () RD) ND () ED () ED () SA () ) ) ALD () A) AD: ED () ED) I (NS? 0) D- () D () D(C () ED (eB OO C) A - D {) RD ( ) D ( ) D ( ) DD () A { ) OETD ( ) EED { ) RRED () - GEENED( ) ED, () ND ( ) GRE- ( ) ( ) EED- ( ) D-( ) ( D- () DC) A () AR () A) DO DO DO EC) ND () ED () ED) ED () OD () ED 0) ED ED 0 ND: CEE 0 D-DD (SD () AARP () M () SUED () REND () ND ( ) IED () -CD- ( ) - ( 4 (aR) { ) ( ) mae ( ) a ( ) a () ERNE ( ) CREE) CREED ( ) GERREED ( RRED ( } QRREERD { ) CRETE ( CONREND-( ) - CEREDD () GEREN () ERR ( ) Q ( ) COREEED- (_) -GEEEEED- ( ) GURERED- ( ) - GREED () CRRRD () u () CEEED-( rem (026 i? Page Thirty-five jE () EAR () I ( ) A () ERD () RRND) ERIRED- ( ) ERRAND () EREERED- () GERRERD- () C () EERE () GERERED () EREEED {) GUREED- () GARD ( ) REED () A ( ) EES ( )-CRERED- () ERNED- ( ) GNREED-() END ( ) Q () EEED- () eED. Omi e%@ - e An Appreciation The students and teachers of Etowah High School wish to express their sincere appreciation to the merchants and profes- sional men who, through their advertisemnts, to a large degree have made possible the publication of this annual. The pupils of Etowah High School feel justly proud of this, their first effort in the preservation of school-day memories and incidents on the printed page, and to many this issue of THE CHIEF will be a treasure cherished throughout hfe. Like any magazine or booklet, the publication of THE CHIEF would have been financially impossible without the cooperation of the advertisers whose messages appear herein; and it is with the hope that by means of our patronage and the good-will of the people of the Etowah School community that we, the students of Etowah, may some day repay the kindness which the adver- tisers have shown us. 1D DD) ()P- () DD) D ) AD) A () A) (AD) (TOA) AD) ERE () a SS SC) RR (ER () EER ( ) ) ( GEAND- () -aaD ( ) SRD ¢ ) EEN ¢ ) ERE ( ) RD ( ERD ( ) RERAND{ ) CRNA ( ) D ( ) REED ) ) () () C- DX) A { ) BR ( ) C ( ) CEREED ( ) RRR C) RSERRED ( ) SRRERED- ( ) -CRRERED { ) REEEED- ( ) -GRERESD ( ) GEREIID ( ) QGRRD ( )-CHEREED () GEEEED-( P(A) () SD () ED) AD () RA () D-CA) ETD) OND (2 OUED- () ED { 05 2 + SRER ()} RERD () A () REND ( ) RERED () RED ( ) ERED- ( ) ERR ¢ ) REN { ARE { ) RRRED ( ) ERED ( PRED { ) GREREERD- ( ) GERERED ( ) RRR ( ) RRDREED ( GRRE { ) EED ( ) DD ( ) EE- C) GEREED ( ) GRE-( ) () () ( -- sé G o.4 BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY 120 FIFTH AVENUE WEST Life Insurance PHONE 729 Disability Insurance HENDERSONVILLE, N. C._ Retirement Income Life Annuities OUR SPECIALTY LIFE INSURANCE POLICY is one that pays $300.00 at death, and $50.00 a month for twenty months after, a total of $1,300.00, for an annual premium of $24.03 at age 30. Write us for the premium at your age, or better still, come to see us and ask for James L. Brown. ALL OUR HEALTH AND ACCIDENT POLICIES PAY FOR A LIFETIME, AND NOT JUST ONE, TWO, THREE, OR FIVE YEARS. TEACHERS PREFER OUR POLICIES BECAUSE THEY PAY FOR A LIFE- TIME, AND THE RATE IS LOWER. JAMES L. BROWN, Manager. 7 t ) { ) Q� ( ) QERERD ( ) BR ( ) Q ( I ( ) QEREREED ( ERED ( ) GRERE () QEEEE ( ) REED ( ) GEREEED ( ) D ( ) GREN () U () RAE ( _ ( ) () -- () ( ( ) ARR ( ) D ( ) ED ( ) RD () ERED ( ) RRND ( ) A ( ) D () RD () RD ( ) M ( ) ERED ( ) CHEE ( ) GEREN ( ) GREED () GREED- () - ED-() -CE ( -CEED-( 4 954) A 0-ER-() ED () ER - END- () ERD () ED () END) () RC) ERA () SRRED () ERED () I) GRRRND ) -CEREED ( ) EENED () REND ( )- REND () CRRMD- () GREENE () SRRED () GERAD () - ED-() EREEED () CE ( e, 2 ? Page Thirty-six . hy