Etowah High School - Chief Yearbook (Etowah, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

Oe GO RPP RO Sener Riise EO Sith tsa wise Lot my hand . | GD if THE CHIEF published by © The Senior Class of 1958 Etowah High School Etowah, North Carolina By FOREWORD We, the Senior Class of 1958, proudly present our volume of The Chief. It has been our desire to store within the covers of this book some of the most treasured memories of this school year. We have placed emphasis in our yearbook upon the hands of our pupils, teachers, parents, and friends working together for the betterment of our Alma Mater. We Believe: Beautiful hands are those that do work that is noble, kind and true. --Mrs. R. E. Miller 2 ® ALMA MATER Southern suns and crystal water Always just, to honor true : Smile upon you, Alma Mater; All our love we pledge to you. ; Mistress of this mountain land, Etowah, stand forever, : With all knowledge at your hand, ‘Neath Carolina's western sky. We, the Seniors of 1958, want to pay tribute ou, our parents, for the patient guidance you have given us, especially during our school life. Had + been for your understanding, love, and devotion, we would not be ready to take our places as educa itizens in a busy world. We thank you for your mothers, we want you to know that you have won the love and respect of our class. DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1958, wish to dedicate our yearbook to you, MR. WOODSON, as an expression of our appreciation. We thank you, not only for your guidance as a teacher, but for your true friendship to each of us as individuals. As we think back, even though we may not have realized it then, we now know how much your patience, understanding, encouragement, and occasional discipline have meant in helping us reach this goal of graduation from high school. Again, we wish to thank you for everything you have done for us. FACULTY ‘ TRIBUTE TO OUR TEACHERS To you, our high school teachers, we wish to express our gratitude for the help you have given us during our four years of high school. We realize that the things you have endeavored to teach us will be very beneficial as we are confronted with the problems of life. For everything that you have done to help us, we sincerely thank you. NELLE M. DOTSON, B. S. WILLARD ROBERTS, B. S. WeGeueinccs Asheville Biltmore Junior College Freshman Girls' Sponsor East Carolina College Home Economics Sophomore Class Sponsor Coach, Social Studies, Science i % MYRTLE RUTH SAMS, A.B. LUCYViG') SITLON EBS. MR, ELBERT UPTON, B.S, North Greenville Junior College Georgia State College for Women N.C. State College Carson Newman College Senior Class Sponsor Freshman Boys’ Sponsor Carver School of Missions Commercial Agriculture University of South Carolina Duke University Junior Class Sponsor English and French Ahi as ADMINISTRATION TO OUR ADMINISTRATORS We, the Senior Class of 1958, wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the assistance and guidance you have given us. We sincerely wish to thank Mr. Sitton for constantly en- couraging us toward the goal of grad- uation from high school. To Mr. Foster and the local School Board we wish to express our appreciation for their earnest efforts in helping maintain our school btildings and thoughtfully se- lecting our school faculty. H. T. SITTON, B.S. JuMe FOSTER SSB. S. Brevard College Asheville Teachers College Georgetown College Furman University University of North Carolina Wofford College Principal Extension Department University of North Carolina Superintendent ETOWAH SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Brian Merrill, Mr. Homer McKinna, Chairman, Mr.. Laxton Cantrell. ETOWAH STUDENTS WIN RECOGNITION MARGIE ORR First prize winner, P.T.A. Winter Fashions Revue, Jan- vary, 1958; Fourth prize winner, county-wide dress- making contest sponsored by WANDA SUMMER Miss Hi Miss, Senior Class Representative to Winthrop College, March, 1958; First prize winner, county-wide dressmaking contest sponsored by Cranston Printworks, May, 1957.6 MARGARET BYRD First prize winner at Etowah in I Speak for Democracy Contest sponsored by Junior Chamber of Commerce. Cranston Printworks, May, 157 au HHH becussied 1 1! i HNN Shirley Riddle, Editor of The 1958 Chief, admires the cup awarded at Editor's Roundtable to the year- book staff of The 1957 Chief, as the best yearbook published in the small school's. pan of the twenty- one counties represented. Margaret Byrd, Janice Moffitt, Shirley Riddle, Wanda Sumner, Mrs. Lucy Sitton, and Arnetta Ledbetter (not shown in picture) represented the An- nual Staff atEditor's Roundtable, Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, during October. HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES TERESA LAUGHTER MICHAEL FLETCHER SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS CLASS FLOWER: 2 o's: cisicle o's 00 6 o's a cleteie ot ctereny lise COLORS. cs dccscccstssccvces+ ees GLECRIONCR a mmm MOTTO Whatsoever thy hand findeth todo, do it with thy might. Eccelesiastes 9: 10 CLASS OFFICERS MARGARET BY RD wv Site oid 0 + 0s e'e oceteenE eee President VERNON HUGGINS....ceeessesceecee Vice-President SHIRLEY RIDDLES soos. oon 3a wee litte. ene mena LOUISE BLANKENSHIP .2 5.0 00 0cecce ss settee Roe sunam MRS. LUCY SITTON. ccc cccceccs cece s a erneiEgeae MASCOTS Teresa Laughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Laughter and Mic hael Fletcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Egerton Fletcher. ENJOYED BY ALL WERE THE TIMES WE SPENT TOGETHER IN THE HOMEROOM., HENRY CARL BARNETT F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Officer; Annual Staff. The Wise are silent. DELLA LOUISE BLANKENSHIP Beta Club 3,4; Marshal; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Annual Staff; Junior Play; Class Secretary 3; Basketball Manager Ne A good link in any chain. CAROLYN JO BLYTHE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Cheerleader 2; Apple Festival Queen 4; Class Queen 2; Program Chairman 2; Junior Play; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Annual Staff. Full of laughter-full of pep Always talking-that's her rep. RICHARD LEE BROWN Glee Club2,3; Basketball 2,3, 4; Class King 4; Monogram 2,3,4, Vice President Monogram Club; Annual Staff. A truer gentleman one seldom sees, MARGARET MAE BYRD , F.H.A. 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Bas- x ketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff; Class Treas- | urer 3; Class President 4; Marshal. : a Success is 98 percent perspira- Y tion, +] � v s CAROL CABLE . FOP OAsel p233,4- eae He says what he thinks-he ¥ thinks. . 4 FRANCES JEANNENE COSTON F.H.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Usher Junior Play; Treasurer F.H.A. 3; Annual Staff. True wit is nature. DONNA JEANETTE CRISP F.H.A. 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Class Reporter 1,3; Popularity Queen 3; Junior Play; Glee Club; Annual Staff. Work is work and must be done, But | must have my fun. LOWELL ELLIOT FLETCHER F.F.A. 2,3; Junior Play; Manager Basketball 4; Annual Staff. Judge me by what | am, MARY EVELYN FULLE F.H.A. 1, 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Manager Basketball 2,4; Basketball 3; Annual Staff. If silence is wealth, I'm rich. VERNON CLINGMAN HUGGINS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Vice President; Annual Staff. Always happy never sad, Sometimes naughty, but never bad. HELENE ARNETTA LEDBETTER F.H.A. 1,2;3,4; Glee Club-1; Class Officer; Marshal 3; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Representa- tive to EditorsRoundtable; Beta Club 4. Never too busy to help others. JACQUELINE SHEILA McCRARY F.H. A. 4; Junior Play; Annual Staff. She looks for the good in every- body. JANICE ANN MOFFITT F.H.A. 4; Typing Club 2; Annual Staff; Representative to Editors Roundtable. Genuine friendship without any fee. MARGIE DEZZETT ORR F.H.A. 1,2,3,4;)Glee_Glub 4, 2,3; Beta Club 4; Junior Play; Secretary of F.H.A. 3; President of FLH.A. 4; Annual Staff. She knows the true meaning of friendliness and charm. SHIRLEY ANN RIDDLE Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Chief Mar- shal 3; Basketball 2, 3; Junior Play; Class Officer 2,4. Patience is a necessary ingredi- ent of genius. JOHNNIE MARGARET ROBINSON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Popularity Queen 4; Annual Staff. Listen to everyone, then do as you please. WANDA LORAINE SUMNER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 2, President 3; Tri-County Pres- ident 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Beta Club 1, 2,3,4; Junior Play;Marshal; An- nual Staff; Class Officer; Miss Hi Miss. Push On-keep moving. SARAH SYLVENE WILKIE F.H. A. 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4, President Monogram Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Cap- tain 4; Annual Staff. It's courage that counts. JAMES EDWIN YOUNG Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Monogram 3,4;F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff. If there's anything to be said he says it. JUNIOR CLASS HOMEROOM SCENE “ HELEN ALLEN (not pictured) JEWELL ALLISON CAROLYN BROWN - PETE CORHN DOROTHY DALTON “ “4 SUSIE EUBANKS ‘ JONI FLETCHER SHIRLEY FOWLER ARDITH FULLE 4 JIMMY GARREN I BETTY JEAN GRIFFIN JOAN HENDRICKS SANDRA HUTCHINSON KENNETH McCARSON WALDEN: McENTIRE BRENDA McLEAN HELEN MORGAN MARY MURPHY DOUGLAS OWENS LEROY RITTER JAMES SHIPMAN TOMMY SIMPSON EWART SMITH WANDA STRICKLAND EULA MAE SUTTLES JIMMY SNYDER JEAN WELLS ELFRIDA WILKIE ETHELYNE WILKIE FRANCES YOUNG The Junior Class sponsor for this year is Miss Myrtle Sams; the officers of the class are: President, Dorothy Dalton; Secretary, Frances Young; Vice-President, Wanda Strickland; Treasurer, Mary Murphy. The subjects we have studied this year are as follows: English Ill; U. S. History; Chemistry; Bookkeeping; Physical Science; and General Business. Our class projects are: Presenting the Junior Play Which Shall He Marry; Sponsoring King and Queen in Fall Festival; a Thanksgiving Play; and Junior-Senior Banquet. $$ te DANIEL ADCOCK MICKEY BLANKENSHIP MARIAM BROYLES RONALD CANTRELL JUANITA COLE. DICKIE CONNER EVA GALLOWAY GENE GOSSETT MARTHA HENDRICKS CORINA HOOTS SOPHOMORE CLASS The class sponsor for this year is Mr. Willard Roberts; the officers are as follows: President, Gene Gossett; Vice-President, Mickey Blankenship; Treasurer, Josephine Watts; Secretary, Corina Hoots. Subjects enjoyed this year by our class are: English Il; Algebra Il; Home Economics Il; Agriculture II; Typing l; Biology; World History; and Advanced Science. Our F.F.A. boys went to the State Fair in Raleigh, and our class enjoyed a Biology Field Trip. CAROLYN KILPATRICK DEWITT McCARSON ALONZO McGRAW SHIRLEY McGRAW RICHARD McKINNA GERALD MOODY JOHN MURRAY CONNIE OWENS BOBBY OWENS BRUCE ROBINSON DAVID ROBINSON FRED SUMNER JEAN WATTS JOSEPHINE WATTS BARBARA WILKIE SOPHOMORE CLASS IN FIRST YEAR TYPING FRESHMAN BOYS IN SHOP DOROTHY BALLARD MARILYN BALLARD ROSE BAYNARD ARTHUR BLANKENSHIP RUBY BYRD BETTY JEAN CAIRNES WILLIAM DAY BENNIE GREEN (not pictured) PATSY FOWLER FANNY GRIFFIN RUBY LEE JACKSON SARA LEE JOHNSON MICKEY JONES MARIAN MACE MARY LOU McCOMBS FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class sponsors for this year are: Mrs. Nelle Dotson and Mr. Elbert Upton. The class officers are as follows: President, Edward Wilkie; Vice-President, David Pace; Secretary, Jewel Roberts; Treasurer, Patsy Fowler. The subjects we have enjoyed studying this year are: English 1; Algebra 1; Home Economics; Health; General Science; Agriculture 1. Our class has enjoyed several class parties. GAIL McCRARY LYNDA McLEAN BOYCE MOORE DOROTHY MORGAN MANLY ORR DAVID PACE OLLIE PARRIS LILLIE ANN PRUITT ROY RIDDLE FOULDS RITTER JEWELL ROBERTS MARGARET SANFORD CAROL SIMPSON WAYNE STREET FRED VOLNERHUSER NOT PICTURED Edward Wilkie FRESHMAN HOME ECONOMICS CLASS IN DRESSMAKING LOCAL CLUBS ENCOURAGE CITIZENSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP Two of the local clubs in our school district truly encourage our students to do better school work and to be good citizens. Beginning in 1956, the Etowah Lions Club presented a $25 Savings Bond to the member of the graduating class who was judged by the faculty to be the best school citizen for the year. They have continued to give the award each succeed- ing year. Alsoin 1956, the Parent Teacher Association of Etowah School awarded Scholarship Medals to the students of grades four through twelve who had excelled in scholarship as well as citizenship. Twenty-seven pupils received these awards at the last chapel exercises in May, 1957. The 1958 awards will be made again in May, 1958. 1958 BEST SCHOOL CITIZEN LIONS CLUB AWARD PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MEDALISTS _ FirstRow: Melva Carol Allison, Mary Carol Jones, Jimmy Cairnes, John Byrd, John Moore, AllenCantrell., Second Row: Mary Murphy, Mary Lou McCombs, Rose Baynard, Helen Morgan, Jewell Roberts, Arnetta Ledbetter, Marion Mace, Carol Simpson, Gail Crisp, Margaret Cantrell, John Gossett. Those absent, because of graduation or having moved, when picture was made: Robert Bruce, Ann Childs, Anna Bruce, Bruce Crowder, Richard Ritter, Janice Greer, Joan Norton, Lou Ellen Owens, Eugenia Heatherly. — ELEMENTARY CLASSES oO “Ah, how skillful grows the hand That obeyeth Loue't command.” --Lengfellow EIGHTH GRADE MISS BESSIE NOBLE JORDAN, B.P. Woman's College of U.N.C. High School Math AILEEN ADCOCK WAYNE BELL ARNOLD BRADLEY MALCOLM CANTRELL FRANCIS CAPPS CLARENCE CHASTAIN JOHN CONNOR JEFF CORN MARGARET COSTON DONALD COX PHYLLIS CRISP LINDA DARNELL RONALD DAVIS JUDY DRAKE LINDA DRAKE CLIFFORD EUBANKS HAROLD GALLOWAY (not pictured) GERALD GARREN BOB GOSSETT EDDIE HAWKINS (not pictured) EDWARD HEATHERLY PAUL LEROY HOWARD PATSY HUGGINS FRANCES JOHNSON (not pictured) GARRY JONES GERALDINE MAXWELL LESLIE McCARSON MELVIN McCARSON JOSEPH McCRARY RUTH-MERRILL ETHEL MURPHY HAROLD MURRAY JAMES NORRIS RAYMOND ORR, JR, RALPH PACE JACKIE RANDOLPH CARROLL RIDDLE SHELBA JEAN ROBINSON DORIS ANN SIMPSON GENEVA SNODDY THEODORE SNODDY CAROLYN SOUTHER DEAN SUMNER ROBERT WARD B _ BARBARA WEESE SEVENTH GRADE MRS. VERA WOODSON, B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College HENRY BALL JUNIOR BARNES JERI BAYNARD KENNETH BRESNAHAN STANLEY BURRELL JOHNNY BYRD AUGUSTUS CAGLE JIMMY CAIRNES DONNA SUE CANTRELL MARGARET CANTRELL GAIL CORN WILMA COX GAIL CRISP JIMMIE DARNELL CALVIN DAY PAULINE DRAKE JACKIE DUNCAN DERLYN FRADY (not pictured) FRANCES GASH RAY GILBERT VIVIAN HOLLINGSWORTH RAY HUGGINS LEOTA JUSTUS EMMA JEAN LAUGHTER SHIRLEY McCARSON TERESA McGRAW OTIS MOORE DEENA MORRIS JIMMY OWENS LORA JEAN REESE DOUGLAS ROBINSON FRANCES ROBINSON FLORINA STREET — MACK STREET CAROL TALLEY SIXTH GRADE © MRS, VERA B. MORGAN, A.B., B.M.T. Winthrop College Southern Baptist Seminary ILENE ALLISON DAVID BYRD BARBARA CLONTZ HILLIARD CLONTZ LENARD COX NINA DILLS PRISCILLA DRAKE JUANELL GASH ALTON GILBERT. FRANKLIN HOWARD MACE HUGGINS CARL JOHNSON FREEMAN JONES GLENDA MAXWELL SHERRELL McCRARY BRENDA McGRAW LARRY McLEAN RONNIE MEEKS SANDRA MERRILL MARVIN METCALF ANNETTE MINTZ JERRY MINTZ CHARLES MOORE (not pictured) CHARLES MURPHY LINDA NELSON JESSE NORTON RODNEY ORR DORIS ANN PARKINSON FRANCIE ROBERTS SUZANNE ROBERTSON TOMMY SUMNER BARBARA SUTTLES ROBERT TIPTON JUDY WALDROP HARRY WARREN, JR. PAULINE WATTS SANDRA WILLIAMSON FIFTH GRADE MISS SALLIE GREEN ALLISON, B.S. Weaver College Appalachian State Teachers College LARRY ALLISON MELVA CAROL ALLISON RONNIE BALL DWIGHT BLYTHE VERN BUCKNER ALLEN CANTRELL ANNE CHILDS MARQUITA CORN FREDERICK COX GEORGE CRISP HARRY DAY LARRY DAY GENE DRAKE GEORGE DRAKE VERA FRADY (not pictured) RICHARD GASH GARY GOFORTH JOHNNY GOSSETT JAMES HEATHERLY VIOLA JACKSON DAVID JONES MARY CAROL JONES MARYLIN JONES SARAH LANDERS EDDIE LOVE ROBERT McCRARY JOHN THOMAS MOORE CHARLES MORGAN CECIL PRUITT BENNIE JO ROBERTS JOE SAUNDERS SAMMIE SIMPSON ETHEL SNODDY GAIL STEPP WANDA STUTTLES (not pictured) CARROLL WILKIE VIRGINIA WILKIE BILL WORLEY FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES MRS. GLADYS OSBORNE Baptist Bible Institute, M.C.T. . Offord Road Teachers College, Graduate London, England LARRY ALLISON GLEANUS ARRINGTON JACKIE BLACKWELL DELORES BROWN SAMMIE CAPPS DAVID COX TOMMY DILLS HENRY HEATHERLY OWEN HOLCOMBE (not pictured) GROVER JACKSON LOU JOHNSON HENRY LANDERS NANCY MACE MARIE McCARSON ROY MORGAN GENEVA MURRAY ALVIN NELSON SAMMIE ORR KAY ORTH JOE PACE TOMMY RIDDLE BETTY RITTER DALE STREET LINDA WARREN EARL WATTS LARRY WHITESIDE FOURTH GRADE MRS. MARGARET ALLEN COMBS, B.S. Appalachian State Teachers College Duke University Asheville Teachers College CHARLES BALLARD JANICE KAY BALLARD HARRY BLACKWELL ELIZABETH BAYNE HAROLD CABLE WILMA JEAN CANTRELL CAROL LEE CAPPS DOUGLAS CAPPS WALTER CARROWAY , JR. DONNIE COLLINS JERRY COX BUDDIE DAVIS MARGARET ANN DAVIS MICKEY DAY MARY DUNCAN ROBERT EUBANKS DAVID FOWLER PRESTON FRADY (not pictured) PAUL GALLOWAY ANN GILBERT RANDAL HALL ARNOLD HOWARD WAYNE HUGGINS NORA JOHNSON J OESLOYV E MARY JO McCRARY JOYCE MAE MORGAN ROY MURPHY ROY MURRAY JOHNNY NokrriS SANDRA SMITH GAIL SUMNER CHRIS SWEENEY BARBARA TIPTON BRENDA WALDROP CHARLES WARD DOUGLAS WILKIE THIRD GRADE MISS ELIZABETH KIMZEY, A.B., M. E. Meredith College University of North Carolina HELEN ALLEN (not pictured) CHARLES BALL CHARLES BARNES LINDA BAYNARD RONNIE BLACKWELL TRUETT BLYTHE BOBBY BUCK NER SANDRA CHANDLER ROGER CLARK BURNEY DRAKE RONNIE DRAKE PATRICIA FISHER CAROLYN GASH DON GILBERT JANIS GOFORTH LORETTA JONES CHARLES McCORMICK JOHN McCORMICK WAYNE McCRARY DAVID MINTZ BUFORD SNODDY LARRY STEPP ALTON WILKIE WANDA WILKIE RITA WILLIAMSON THIRD GRADE MISS CELIA GARREN, B.S. Mars Hill College Asheville Teachers College CLIFFORD ALLEN TAMMIE BARNETTE MARY ALICE BRADLEY BARBARA BUCK NER GLENDA CANTRELL (not pictured) ALICE CHILDS TOMMY DALTON BETTY JEAN DRAKE DAVID DRAKE RONNIE HALL CATHERINE HAMILTON JAMES HAMILTON TERRY HILL GARRY JUSTUS ROBERT LANDERS BARBARA McCLAIN (not pictured) SANDRA NELSON BARBARA NEWELL LINDA NORRIS JOHN NORTON RONNIE PONDER DON ROBINSON MARY ELLA SAUNDERS PATRICIA SPROUSE STANLEY WALLIN MIKE WILLIAMSON oid SECOND GRADE MRS, LOEESE. TURNER, B.S. Asheville Normal-College Western Carolina College - NANCY ALLEN SANDRA BANKS CLYDE BARNES JERRY BAYNE JACKIE BURRELL IRENE COX R, L, FRADY (not pictured) MARY FRANCES GALLOWAY WAYNE HEATHERLY JERRY HOLLINGSWORTH BETTY HUGGINS FREDDIE HUGGINS MARY SUE JACKSON NANCY JILES LAURENCE LANDERS BILLY LAUGHTER KENNETH LAUGHTER (not pictured) MAVIS McCARSON LOIS McCRARY JACKIE McGUINN BILLY MERRILL RALPH MORGAN ELLEN NORRIS MICHAEL ORR JUDY PARKINSON JUDY ROBINSON JUDY SPROUSE GLENN SUMNER EDITH SWEENEY ROGER WALDROP DENNIS WOODSON COLETTE WORLEY FIRST GRADE MRS. FAYE C. WRIGHT, A.B., M. ED. ) Winthrop College University of South Carolina “Ts wii o pr SHARON BALL JUDY ANN BALLARD HOWARD CAPPS RONNIE CARROWAY MARTHA CHILDS RONALD CLARK CLIFTON FISHER ‘ADAM LEE FLYNN JAMES GASH MARITA GILBERT BARBARA GLOVER FREEDA- HILL EVELYN JACKSON ‘ LOISJACKSON | BRENDA KILPATRICK ; CHARLES McCRARY LINDA McCRARY M BRENDA McKINNA i JERRY MEEKS ' MARY JANE MORGAN | NICKY NELSON m4 (not pictured) = RANDALL ! 7 i MI CARO paiviN ORR ( SHARRON ORR | j DOROTHY ANN REECE (not pictured) JASPER Se” EUGE — SANDRA ALLISON ELLIOTT ARRINGTON BRENDA BALL ARTHUR BARNES rd LILY ANN BLACKWELL WAYNE CAPPS (not pictured) SAMUEL COX NANCY DARNELL JANE DAVIS DOUGLAS FRADY (not pictured) NANCY GASH (not pictured) RONNIE.GLOVER ALMA HAMILTON ‘GLEN HOFECKER (not ;ictured) SALLIE ANi JOHNSON (not pictured) BRUCE McCARSON JOAN McC LURE ws PATRICIA McCORMICK LINDA McCRARY GLENDA McLEAN BERRY MINTZ DANNY NELSON (not pictured) . JEAN NORMAN ) ALLEN RAY “MITH GLENN SUMNER = EDITH SWEENEY ROGER WALDROP DENNIS WOODSON COLETTE WORLEY FIRST AND SECOND GRADES : —— MRS. KATE B, DALTON, B. S. Asheville Teachers College - . ba = “= -- EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES — ' Whatsoever thy hand jindeth lo do, do it with thy might.” --Scolesiastes 9:10 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve FoF.A.-ORRICERS First Row, Left to Right: Vernon Huggins-President, J.E. Young-Vice-President, Carl Barnett-Secre- tary, Leroy Ri tter-Treasurer, Jimmy Garren- Reporter, Mr. Upton-Advisor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Seated, Left to Right: Leroy Ritter, J. E. Young, Vernon Huggins, Carl Barnett, Mr. Upton-Ad- visor, Jimmy Garden. Standing: John Murray, Alonzo McGraw, Mickey Blankenship, Jimmie Snyder, Richard McKinna, Carol Cable, Ewart Smith, Douglas Owens, Walter McEntire, Tommy Simpson, Pete Corhn, Bobby Ray Owens, Gerald Moody, Bruce Robinson, Mike Prince, and David Robinson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The homes of tomorrow are in the hands of the youth of today. RetdcA. OFRICERS First Row: Margie Orr-President, Helen Morgan- Vice-President, Louise Blankenship-Secretary, Carolyn Kilpatrick-Treasurer, Mrs. Nelle Dotson- Advisos, and Wanda Sumner-Tri-County President. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated, Left to Right: Louise Blankenship, Carolyn Blythe, Carolyn Kilpatrick, Josephine Watts. Standing: Janice Moffitt, Corina Hoots, Shirley Fowler, Dorothy Dalton, Arnetta Ledbetter, Donna Crisp, Jackie McCrary, Elfrida Wilkie, Wanda Sumner, Mary Murphy, Jean Watts, Marion Mace, Jewel Roberts, Patsy Fowler, Gail McCrary, Dorothy Ballard, Mary Lou McCombs, and Dorothy Morgan. THE STAFF OF Hand in Hand SHIRLEY RIDDLE, Editor-in-Chief; WANDA SUMNER, Assistant Editor; MRS. LUCY SITTON, Sponsor...Gathering new ideas for 1958 Chief...Drawing dummies. ..Proof reading copy...Directingthe staff...Mak- ing final decisions. MARGARET BRYD, Elementary School Edi- tor; JACKIE McCRARYandJOHNNIE ROBINSON, assistants...Collecting pic- tures...Identifying pupils...Arranging names inalphabetical order... Typing copy. MARGIE ORR, Activities Editor; VERNON HUGGINS, MARY EVELYN FULLE, and SYLVENE WILKIE, assistants.. «Planning pictures...Collecting pictures...Identify- ing pupils , 1958 CHIEF We Worked Together. ARNETTA LEDBETTER, High School Editor; JANICE MOFFITT, JEANNENE COSTON, and DONNA CRISP, assistants. . .Identify- ing pupils... Obtaining data...Typing the information... Writing history. SES SES) A Re LOUISE BLANKENSHIP, Feature Editor; CAROLYN BLYTHE, assistant...Collecting snaps...Drawing up layout...Gathering information...Planning group pictures... Describing superlatives. LOWELL FLETCHER, Advertising Manager; CARL BARNETT, Business Manager; VERNON HUGGINS, J. E. YOUNG, assistants. RICHARD BROWN and CAROL CABLE (not pictured), assistants...Selling advertising space...Making receipts... Putting on subscription campaign... Writing letters. ..Making calls. ..Arrangingad lay- outs...Delivering annuals. BETA CLUB - Reading Clockwise: Mrs. Sitton-Advisor, Wanda Sumner-Presi dent, Carl Barnett-Vice-President, Louise Blankenship-Secretary, Margaret Byrd-Membership Chairman, Shirley Riddle, Mary Murphy, Helen Morgan, Arnetta Ledbetter, and Margie Orr. HELPING HANDS LIBRARY STAFF Miss Sams, Josephine Watts, Jean Watts, Carolyn Kilpatrick, and Corina Hoots. i 4 Big j CONCESSION STAND WORKERS Arne tta Ledbetter, Jacqueline McCrary, and Donna Crisp (not pictured). . OFFICE STAFF Seated: Louise Blankenship, Sylvene Wilkie, Jeannene Coston, Johnnie Robinson, Joni Fletcher, and Margaret Byrd. Standing: Carolyn Blythe, Shirley Riddle, Susie Eubanks, Wanda Strickland, Foulds Ritter, Douglas Owens, and Mr. Sitton. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM SENIOR GIRLS, COACH, AND MANAGER Kneeling, Left to Right: Louise Blankenship and Margaret Byrd. Standing: Johnnie Robinson, Mr. Roberts-Coach, Mary Evelyn Fulle- Manager, Sylvene Wilkie. GIRLS' TEAM Front Row, LefttoRight: Ruby Byrd, Marilyn Ballard, Dorothy Ann Morgan, Barbara Wilkie, Rose Baynard, Margaret Byrd-Captain, Louise Blankenship. Second Row: Mr. Roberts-Coach, Juanita Cole, Jean Watts, Ethelyne Wilkie, Elfrida Wilkie, Johnnie Robinson, Ardith Fulle, Sylvene Wilkie-Captain, Joni Fletcher, Jean Wells, Sandra Hutchinson, Dorothy Dalton, Mary Evelyn Fulle-Manager. SES BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM SENIOR BOYS, COACH, AND MANAGER Kneeling, Left to Right: Richard Brown and J. E. Young. Standing: Vernon Huggins, Mr. Roberts-Coach, and Lowell Fletcher, Manager. BOYS' TEAM First Row, Left to Right: Dickie Connor, Fred Sumner, Gene Gossett, Richard Brown, Kenneth McCarson. Second Row: Mr. Roberts-Coach, Manley Orr, J. E. Young-Captain, Daniel Adcock, Vernon Huggins - Captain, David Robinson, Roy Riddle, Lowell Fletcher-Manager. ETOWAH INDIANS IN ACTION - - ee CAROLYN BLYTHE WANDA SUMNER Left toRight: Jewel Allison, Wanda Sumner, Wanda Strickland, Helen Morgan, Jewel Roberts, Josephine Watts, Carolyn Blythe, and Susie Eubanks. WANDA STRICKLAND Co-Captain SUSIE EUBANKS Co-Captain First Row: David Robinson, Manley Orr, Richard Brown-Vice-President, Vernon Huggins, J. E. Young, Kenneth McCarson, Dickie Connor, Gene Gossett, Lowell Fletcher. Second Row: Jewell Allison, Wanda Sumner, Wanda Strickland-Secretary, Helen Morgan, Jewel Roberts, Josephine Watts, Carolyn Blythe, Susie Eubanks, Mr. Roberts-Coach. Third Row: Louise Blankenship, Johnnie Robinson, Joni Fletcher, Sylvene Wilkie-President, Mary Evelyn Fulle, Frances Young, Margaret Byrd, Dorothy Dalton, Sandra Hutchinson, Jean Wells-Treasurer, Barbara Wilkie. 4-H CLUB Standing: Judy Drake-President, First Row: Mary Carol Jones, Melva Carol Allison, David Jones, George Crisp, John Thomas Moore, Virginia Wilkie, Geneva Murray, Ruth Merrill-Vice-President, Linda Drake- Secretary. Second Row: Annette Mintz, Brenda McGraw, Suzanne Robertson, Ilene Allison, Juanell Gash, Glenda Maxwell, Sandra Williamson, Doris Ann Parkinson, Sandra Merrill, Pricilla Drake. Third Row: Henry Heatherly, Sammy Orr, Tommy Riddle, Francie Roberts, Roy Morgan, Lenard Cox, Rodney Orr, Larry McLean, Harry Warren, Larry Allison. Fourth Row: Carolyn Souther, Phyllis Crisp, Geraldene Maxwell, Linda Darnell, Barbara Weese, Calvin Day, Evan Flynn. Fifth Row: Eddie Hawk ins, Kenneth Bresnaham, Edward Heatherly, Garry Jones, Marquita Corn, Marylin Jones, Marie McCarson, Wanda Suttles, Gail Stepp. Miss Sallie Green Allison-Sponsor, Mrs. Nell Garrison, and Mr, Earl Smith-County Agents, were not present when the picture was made. SCHOOL YEAR we APPLE HARVEST FESTIVAL REPRESENTATIVE Carolyn Blythe CHRISTMAS PRINCESS Donna Crisp ‘ FALL FESTIVAL REPRESENTATIVES a Seated: Suzanne Robertson, Linda Drake, Wanda Strickland, Shirley McGraw, Mary Lou McCombs, and Marquita Corn. Standing: Leonard Cox, Arnold Bradley, Kenneth McCarson, Fred Sumner, Foulds Ritter, and Johnny Gossett. WHO'S WHO High scholastic averages prove that the Seniors’ choice of Shirley Riddle as MOST INTELLECTUAL was correctly chosen « Athletic ability as well as good sportsmanship made Sylvene Wilkie and Vernon Huggins the Seniors' choice as MOST ATHLETIC. Always ready with a sympathetic ear is our MOST UNDER- : es : Loe STANDING Senior, Margie Orr. i — Because of their clever ways and nice appearance, Donna Crisp and Carl Barnett are our CUTEST couple. IN 1958 Diligent work that brings commendable results by Wanda Sumner made her our choice of our Senio r MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Good looks and a well-rounded per- sonality make Louise Blankenship and Richard Brown our MOST POPULAR Seniors « Strong determination and the will to get ahead were what we saw in Jacqueline McCrary when she was chosen as MOST Athletic achievement and the ability AMBITIOUS. to do the things she most enjoys makes Johnnie Robinson our MOST VERSATILE Senior. MARSHALS FOR GRADUATION, MAY 1957 Left to Right: Shirley Riddle-Chief, Margaret Byrd, Wanda Sumner, Arnetta Ledbetter, and Louise Blankenship. HISTORY OF THE Aswereach this goal post in life and look back over the past twelve years, our hearts are filled with love and appreciation. Many have made it possible for us to reach this goal. Most of all we would like to thank our parents for their guiding hands . Each year, too, a new teacher has lent us a helping hand. For Wanda Sumner, Louise Blankenship, Margie Orr, Janice Moffitt, Carolyn Blythe, Johnnie Robinson, Sylvene Wilkie, Lowell Fletcher, Vernon Huggins, J. E. Young, and Carol Cable, 1946 was an exciting year. Under the guiding hands of Mrs. Clyde Hensley, we learned the meaning of going to school. A new world was opened to us -a world of learning and new friends. The hands of Mrs. Loee Turner began to direct us in our second year in the ways of behavior and study. Louise Blankenship left, and Mary Evelyn Fulle joined us. Very uncertain and undecided we began our third year. Under the guiding hands of Mrs. Kate Dalton and Mrs. Lucy Sitton, we gained confidence. Jeannene Coston joined us, and Louise Blankenship came back from Brevard. As the fourth began, we had two leaders, Mrs. Margaret Combs and Mrs. Claribel Clark. Their influence and guidance prepared us for the next year in our school life. Mrs. Effie Stepp took command in the fifth grade and by her firm hands we learned the meaning of discipline and study. Arnetta Ledbetter joined us in this year. Mrs. Vera Morgan used her hands wisely to lead us on in our quest for knowledge. Mrs. Perry was there to instill in us a love for music. Shirley Riddle and Jackie McCrary were added to our group. The outstanding event in the sixth grade was a picnic in May plus a spring shower. The subject matter of the seventh grade was difficult, and only by the guidance of Mr. Wade Worley were w e able to suc- ceed. We also had Mrs. Lucy Sitton, who instructed us in arithmetic which we (trying to be grown up) called Math. Next, Miss Bessie Jordan became our loyal leader, using her hands and talents to acquaint us with Junior High School. To our group were added: Margaret Byrd, Mike Prince, Donna Crisp, and Carl Barnett. Mary Evelyn Fulle returned after spending several years in Florida. Mrs. Nelle Dotson taught us health, and Mr. Sam Geek instructed us in North Carolina history. High School at last! And we became Freshmen! Mrs. Nelle Dotson began her task of teaching the girls home economics, and Mr. R. D. Bruce began agriculture with the boys. To acquaint us with high school English, Miss Josephine Curto was here to instruct us and tell us about verbs andsubject agreement. Many encouraging and uplifting hands had been with us during the CLASS OF 1958 past eight years. Now we needed the assisting hands of Mr. Harry Woodson who quickly became a favorite teacher. We had become adventurous and went to Biltmore Estate for a wonderful time. Our plans included a trip to Mount Mitchell, but the bus refused to go up the mountain. Not to be out done we returned to Ashevill e to enjoy an evening of skating and movies. After what seemed a long time to us,we became Sophomores. Again the guiding hands of Mr. Harry Woodson began to work for us. Through the efforts of Mrs. Julia Lappin we began to do better work in English and practice what we had been taught years before. We were still adventurous! So one nice, sunny day we went to Cherokee where we had a nice time wasting our money on curios, feeling that we had received a bargain. Only one mishap occured! In her haste to get on the bus, Margaret Byrd slipped and the result was a pair of torn slacks. A few safety pins did wonders, though. With the help and support of the never tiring hands of Miss Myrtle Sams, our Junior year was successful. As she helped us with the hard task of presenting our Junior Class play, Take Three Girls, we learned to co-operate and work toward one main objective. The next important event was the Junior-Senior Banquet. A lot of work and planning went into this banquet which we believe was a success. The theme of this banquet was Starlight and Roses, and it was held in the Rhododendron Room at Gaither's in Brevard. William Lynch, Dean of Students at Mars Hill College, was the guest speaker. Also a hit with us that year was a new member of our class, Richard Brown! Mrs. Lucy Sitton reached out to help and guide us in our Senior year. Many decisions had to be made and without her love and support all those decisions might not have come out so well. A Senior play, that required a lot of time and effort, as well asa lot of fun; the raising of funds for a class trip which seemed to us a tremendous task; the production of an annual--all these extras, and still we had schoolwork that had to be completed! Our teachers were patient and we always managed to do what had to be done. Miss Sams began the hard task of instructing us Senior English. Many of the girls again benefited by studying home economics under Mrs. Dotson, who wanted us to know how to live and get along with others. The boys had agriculture under Mr. Elbert Upton, who prepared them to be more useful citizens. Mr. Willard Roberts, Miss Bessie Jordan, and Mr. and Mrs. Sitton rounded out our high school faculty. Many hands have led us along the stepping stones toward our goal--graduation. We think the foundation of these stones has always been our parents. Their love, devotion, and belie f in us have made possible all the things we have had and enjoyed. We look back with gratitude to all who have taught us: To look up and not down, To look forward and not back To look out and not in--and To lend a hand. --Edward Everett Hale Working hard on our annual is Mrs. Sitton, our sponsor. LUNC HROOM STAFF Mrs. Levoyd Norton, Miss Emma Cantrell, and Mrs. Carl Cantrell. ove F f LG BS Junior Play Cast of November, 1957. Junior Play Director, Miss Sams. Ushers for Junior Play, Jean W ells, and Frances Young. BUS DRIVERS SCHOOL CUSTODIAN W. W. Owen, Levoyd Norton, Mrs. Harry Woodson, Mr. Orr Paul Norton, and Ralph McKinna. ADVERTISEMENTS “My hand done my work can de.” Izaak Walton Through Community Understanding And Cooperation Western North Carolina Will Continue To Prosper Best Wishes To The 1958 Class Etowah High School GENERAL @ ELECTRIC OUTDOOR LIGHTING DEPARTMENT Hendersonville, North Carolina Progress Is Our Most Important Product JOHNNY'S MILK SHAKE BAR For Tasty Sandwiches Phone OX 3-9162 Intersection of Spartanburg and Greenville Hwys. Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of BELK-SIMPSON CO. Hendersonville, North Carolina Chicken-Steaks-Sea Foods LANGLEY'S GRILL Sandwiches of All Kinds Intersection of Spartanburg and Greenville Hwys. Phone OX 3-9184 Hendersonville, North Carolina THE TIMES NEWS Daily, Except Sunday $6.00 a year 25¢ a Week All local news plus limited Press news. ' Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of SKYLINE DAIRY BAR Sandwiches-Shakes- Homemade Pies 707 Greenville Hwy. 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Phone 3-4086 Compliments of HOUSTON FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings Brevard, North Carolina Shop and Save at Piggly-Wiggly BREVARD'S NEWEST AND FINEST Opposite Brevard College Brevard, North Carolina Congratulations, Class of 1958 HATHEWAY FLORAL COMPANY Home of Heaven Scent Carnations Etowah, North Carolina Phone OX 3-6257 BREVARD JEWELERS Gifts Corner of Main Broad Streets Brevard, North Carolina Dial 2-1801 Compliments of OSBORNE AND SIMPSON FUNERAL HOME Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Brevard, North Carolina Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Compliments of Compliments of A farm 5 coma eec ea ees ETO W AH LIONS CLUB Etowah, North Carolina Support the White Cane Drive THE ETOWAH GRANGE Best Wishes to The Class of 1958 ETOWAH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CLUB Etowah, North Carolina Etowah, North Carolina Compliments of ETOW AH PATTERSON'S Brevard's Shopping Center PARENT-TEACH ER Brevard, North Carolina ASSOCIATION GAITHERS RESTAURANT EDUCATION-- Our Investment in the Future Rhododendron and Dogwood Rooms Banquets, Civic Clubs, Special Parties Etowah, North Carolina - Air Conditioned Brevard, North Carolina LAST WILL and TESTAMENT We, the SENIOR CLASS of 1958, of the community of Etowah, County of Henderson, state of North Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare the following as and for our last will and testament. FIRST, to all the teachers whose unfaltering hands have helped us reach this important time of our life, we render our special appreciation. SECOND, wewish to thank Mr. Orr, our bus drivers, our lunchroom workers, and all the other people who have helped us in anyway during our school life. THIRD, to the rising seniors we bequeath all the special privileges and honors which we have enjoyed, especially the responsibility for publishing the 1959 Chief. FOURTH, we bequeath our beaten-up lockers, our broken rubber bands, and our worn-out books to all under classmen. FIFTH, we, as individuals wish to will the following special items: 1, SHIRLEY RIDDLE, leave my superlative, Most Intellectual , to Mary Murphy,and my ability to take teasing to Shirley Fowler. I, JEANNENE COSTON, will my title, Wittiest, to Jimmy Garren. 1, MARY EVELYN FULLE, endow Wanda Kay Strickland with my love for going steady and to my sister, Ardith Fulle, | leave my title, Best Sport. 1, JACQUELINE McCRARY, give to my sister, Gail, my love for shorthand, and my title, Most Ambitious. 1, J. E. YOUNG, bestow my superlative, Best All Round, on Tommy Simpson. I, SYLVENE WILKIE, bequeath my superlative, Most Athletic, to Dorothy Dalton, and my love for basketball to Jean Wells. 1, CARL BARNETT, leave my love for girls and my title, Cutest, to Leroy Ritter. 1, LOUISE BLANKENSHIP, leave my superlative, Most Popular, to Frances Young, and to Joni Fletcher, | leave my love for teasing the boys. 1, JANICE MOFFITT, give to Dorothy Dalton my dislike of English, and my title, Most Dependable, to Betty Jean Griffin. 1, VERNON HUGGINS, will my love for basketball and my title as Wittiest to Edward Wilkie. I, MARGIE ORR, bequeath my superlative as Most Understanding, to Carolyn Brown, and my love for home economics to Helen Morgan. 1, JOHNNIE ROBINSON, give my love for basketball to Sandra Hutchinson, and leave all the cute boys to Connie Faye Owens. 1, RICHARD BROWN, will my crown as king of the Fall Festival to Dickie Connor, and my superlative, Most Popular, to Dorothy Dalton. 1, DONNA CRISP, leave my supe rlative as Cutest to my sister Phyllis. 1, LOWELL FLETCHER, give my curly hair and my superlative, Most Dramatic, to Arthur Blankenship. 1, CAROLYN BLYTHE, bequeath my title as Most Dramatic to Gene Gossett and my ability to lead cheers to Jewell Allison. 1, MARGARET BYRD, leave my title, Best All Round, to my sister Ruby. 1, WANDA SUMNER, will my superlative, Most Likely to succeed, to Wanda Kay Strickland. SIXTH, we nominate and appoint the Class of '59 as executors of this our last will and testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hand and seal at Etowah, North Carolina, this the ninth day of May, RES INS DE CLASS OF 1958 AUTOGRAPHS This page sponsored by BERKELEY MILLS, INC. with con rat lations to the Class of 1958 AUTOGRAPHS. A Product o} 333 INDIANA AVENUE WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.