Etowah High School - Chief Yearbook (Etowah, NC)

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THE CHIEF -’39 Amy Sue Laughter Wilma Blythe Rena Sue Hamilton Jack Merrill Grace Brown Harold Houk Victor Williams Drama Boyd Neta Ledbetter Dona V. Wright Mamie Clayton Nelia Ledbetter Ellen Davis Margaret Morgan 1 ' ‘ Walter Davis Frances Surrette Class of 1938 Edna Mae Duncan Ulysess Summey Columbus Allen Kathleen Duncan J. V. VonCannon Virginia Allison Margaret Ford Helen Bell Louise Galloway Deceased — @ -—— — HISTORY OF ETOWAH SCHOOL (Continued from Page Five) and there were only six graduates of the first class. The children of the grammar grades remained at the various elementary schools of the district until the opening of the 1929-1930 session. At the present there are fourteen in the faculty. Besides the regular academic courses of study, courses in vocational agriculture and home economics are taught. There are one hundred and fourteen students in the high school and three hundred and sixty-one in the grammar grades. Twenty-four seniors are being graduated this year. According to the old proverb, ““We judge a tree by its fruit’, we may judge the efficiency of a school by its Alumni. One hundred and fifty-four graduates have found places of usefulness in various communities of our state. Several of these, after completing courses in higher institutions of learning, are making names for themselves in the teaching profession. There are among the students of several southern colleges former Etowah students who, by the quality of their work, are reflecting credit upon their Alma Mater. of ots of ofeekeots ofeote oe ote of of co fal ofe of ofee$e ote ofeofs ofe sfoogs ofoo$s ofe ofe of of oe So efs of of oe afeeks of sfeefeots of of of of ofs of oe sfoofeets ote oe of ote ote fe ofe fe : ‘ + bo od : ik 4. ‘att : ote : n Appreciation : + Se as “ co Se ye bead “ } ; Ns $e Je This book would not be complete without a word as to the sincere appreciation ake fo that we, the students and faculty of Etowah High School, feel towards the business oy . . . . - Ai and professional men who by means of their advertising have to a large degree Xe oe made possible the publication of THE CHIEF. oh ; oh oe 5 Hl + fo A year ago Etowah School pioneered its first annual. That it was a success = ee has been abundantly proven this year as we have gone about soliciting the adver- x3 3 tisements of merchants for the present issue of THE CHIEF. Almost without ote $ . oe exception every merchant who advertised last year has taken an advertisement as oe 2. O a es Si, large or larger this year. We like to think that this response on the part of the % % merchants has been to a large degree due to the kindly patronage which the ote ote patrons of our school community have shown those merchants during the past se ‘- year because they, the patrons, appreciated the aid which had been given their . ae school. ote y : : “3 oe It is our hope that we of Etowah School, along with our parents and friends . of the Etowah School community, may be able to repay the kindness of the mer- 2% Aa chants’ advertising herein with our patronage and good will in the years to come. oe % fs + ‘ + % ws + ote oe of oho of ote oe ote ote fe fe ote ote ote ofe afeoke ote ote ote ofe ote ote ote ote ote ote ote ote sfoofeeteote ote ote ofe of of ote ofooke ote of of. ge oe ote ote ote ofe of ote ote ote ote ok Page Twenty-nine

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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 Woodrow Greer Earl Grey Paulette Grey Edith Keith Ada Laughter D: Ce Orr Rebia Raines William Rhoades Felix Weese Class of 1932 Annie Allen 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 Carroll McCrary Page Twenty-EHight THE CHIEF -’39 ALUMNI Annie Middleton Phydill Orr Joseph Summey Frances VonCannon Nannie Weese Class of 1933 Opal Elaine Anders Malvin Rae Anders, 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 George Drake James Erwin Daisy Bell Hamilton Marjory Hamilton LeRoy Hawkins Herbert Houk Helen Justus Frank Kilpatrick Harvey Laughter Lucille 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 Garren Jeanette Greer Madge Jones Jennings Long Lillian Merrill Lillian Moffitt Arvil Reese Oberia Revis Charlotte Summey Class of 1936 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 Duncan Lloyd Garren Virginia Gash Willie Mae Heffner Gordon Hollingsworth

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