Etowah High School - Chief Yearbook (Etowah, NC)

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Senior MOST ORIGINAL Ruby Jones - Joe Allison | BEST ALL AROUND Clair Orr Harry Byrd BEST LOOKING Sara Lee Johnson : Bobby Drake

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Class History Plahet of Education. On board this shining Wanda Briggs, Bobby Drake, Minnie Hunsinger, new rocket © Ruby Jones, yy Elton Ritter, Charles Robinson, Bud Stover, and Maymie shuford, who took us safely to the second planet. The se tely, Mrs. Turner found us, and guided us to the third At first the third planet discouraged us, but Mrs. Combs came to our aid, and explained that we knew how to print, but now we must learn to write. We brought aboard one new student on this planet, Jimmy Phillips. held for us a new subject, Geography. And Geography was really something--we were other countries and where they were located by Mrs. Parker, who with her love of birds rs lanet, we ee a tedcher whom we thought a little strange, for she liked arithmetic. This sting worn ek ee ste ofl her many trips, was Mrs. Keller. From the seventh year work, On the eighth planet we met another teacher who liked arithmetic, but she went in for more difficult problems such as algebra and geometry. She introduced us to the Audobon Club, which we enjoyed very much. This wonderful teacher was Miss Bessie Jordan. We took aboard two more new students, Freddie Parris and Joe White. When we arriyed’o ing into High Sc liked this new rou nth planet, Miss Curto came tofour ‘aid and explained that we were now enter- ies. we 2 would eas Giossesko d shave, a: eterent teacher for every subject. We r dec , Mrs. Sitton, come aboard once a- gain. And unfortunately we lost two of our cies innid Hunsinger Ord Bobby Drake, but Margaret John- son joined us. Just as were cranking the dusty ‘worn-éhigine, We Heard a squeaky little voice ask, Is this the 'Old Faithful, ' bound for the Twelfth Planet of Education? We‘told him yes, and so Harry Byrd came through our portals. As we landed on the eleventh planet we were all excited, for we had two important tasks before us. The first one was the Junior play. We presented Wanted a Hero, which proved to be a success, and in the Spring of '55 we gave the Seniors a banquet with the theme, Sh students joined us: Charles Arrington and Sara Johnson, and Bobby and We did all of our senior tasks joyfull i : i ishi i and taking small trips. But deep in our minds we were a ’ our flight did come to an end we marched with reached the first step in our goal. When we we are now on our ewe in a Great Wide Worle

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| Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Wanda Briggs Charles Robinson MOST VERSATILE Peggy McCombs Bud Stover MOST STUDIOUS Maymie Jo Summey Freddie Parris