Etowah High School - Chief Yearbook (Etowah, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1959 volume:

star, and the soul his own “4 Man SPER Picea mee The 1959 Chief Published by The Senior Class Etowah High School Etowah, North Carolina Foreword . We, the Senior Class of 1959, have included with- in the covers of this yearbook some of our dearest friends, favorite places, and cherished memories which can never be forgotten. The stars sparkling in our eyes at the time of our graduation represent a mixture of emotions—both of. joy and of sorrow. Joy is felt because of friendships established, ambitions accomplished, and knowledge gained; sorrow, because an era of our life has ended. We sincerely hope that in years to come, ouryear- book will bring to others who read it as much pleasure as we have had in its publication. We now submit to you, THE 1959 CHIEF. DEDICATION In appreciation for your sincere guidance during our school years, we, the Senior Class of 1959, would like to dedicate this yearbook to you, MR. SITTON, our principal and friend. Because of your unfailing interest, your encouragement, and your devotion to us and to our school, we have successfully reached this point in our life for which we have been striving. To you, Mr. Sitton, whom we shall never forget and to whom we are all grateful, we dedi- cate this yearbook. ADMINISTRATION Fie. tolls ON Bao: Brevard College Georgetown College University of North Carolina Principal Jee POSER Base Asheville Teachers College Furman University Extension Dept. Univ. of N.C. Superintendent TO OUR TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS We, the Senior Class of 1959, wish to express our appreciation and gratitude for the assistance you have given us through our school years. We realize that without your guidance, patience, and understandingwe could nothave solved some of the problems we have had. We are truly indebted to you and it is with respect and admiration that we say OY thank-You.:'! HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY REX ASHBURN, A.B. JANE C. CASSADY, A.B. NELLE M. DOTSON, B.S. North Carolina State College Brevard Jr. College WG. UeN.C. Freshman Class Sponsor Montreat College Junior Class Sponsor Agriculture Freshman Class Sponsor Home Economics English, French HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY o aS 5.4 y ——— eal BESSIE N. JORDAN, B. P. LUCY Ge SITFTONSSBSS, HARRY D. WOODSON, A.B. Woman's College of U.N.C. Georgia State College for Lenoir Rhyne College High School Math Women Sophomore Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Social Studies Commercial ETOWAH SCHOOL BOARD | OS Mr. Brian Merrill, Mr. Homer McKinna (Chairman), Mr. Laxton Cantrell. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Murphy, President; Helen Morgan, Vice-President; Tommy Simpson, Treasurer; Mrs. Lucy Sitton, Sponsor; and Sandra Hutchinson, Secretary. Senior Class CLASS COLORS 0 ech aie.d asus MU 0, bat wcate 0 ue cha veel ts: bos) el ttoade onatt aia eucttcl ence or eeeet teem ECC Cee CLASS FLOWER. % 2% wise onine yt o plo pals die sMele «oy ns ommcfell sic sees Susis sg sean de GA MeTlegi Ded uel mn ae MOTTO If we do not plant knowledge when we are young, it will give us no shade when we are old. —Lord Chesterfield MASCOTS Barbara Jane Fulle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulle; and William H. Gash, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gash. BARBARA JANE FULLE WILLIAM H. GASH, JR. Mascots PERRET ad any, Most of the members of our class have taken one or two years of typing as well as other subjects in the Commercial Department. Tribute to Parents We, the Senior Class of 1959, wish| to express our sincere thanks and gratitude for your patient guid- ance during our school years. Because of your encouragement and understanding we have accomplished our goal of graduation from high school. To all our parents who have served as grade parents of the Parents Teachers Association, we would especially like to thank you for the many ways in which you have served us. CAROLYN VIOLETTE BROWN RICHARD MILES CONNOR JOHN “Pete CORHN DOROTHY ANN DALTON SENIORS JOAN Joni FLETCHER SHIRLEY ANN FOWLER ARDITH FRANCES FULLE BETTY JEAN GRIFFIN JOAN HENDRICKS SANDRA LEE HUTCHINSON CLASS OF ’59 KENNETH EUGENE McCARSON BRENDA JOYCE McLEAN HELEN ELISE MORGAN JEWEL ALLISON MURPHY MARY KATHLEEN MURPHY BOBBY RAY OWENS SENIORS DOUGLAS OWENS LEROY. LEEW ELLYNGRIT TERS IK: THOMAS CLAUDE SIMPSON EWART SMITH JIMMY ALBERT SNYDER WANDA KAY STRICKLAND CLASS OF ’59 EULA MAE SUTTLES VIRGINIA EUGENIA WELLS ETHELYNE ROSALEE WILKIE FRANCES KAY YOUNG Many of our class socials have been enjoyed at Woodlake Farm. SENIOR DIRECTORY | CAROLYN VIOLETTE BROWN FHA 1,.2; Annual Staff; 4-H Club 1, 2; Office Work 4; Li- brary Staff 2. RICHARD MILES CONNOR Dickie Class Officer 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff; 4-H Club 2s JOHN CORHN Pete Class Officerel,: Basketball, 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1)2.3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Festival King 4; Annual Statt. DOROTHY ANN DALTON Class Officer 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader '52; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Songleader 4; Festival Queen 4; M.C. Jr. Play; 4-H Club 1, 2. JOAN FLETCHER Joni Class Officer 1;FHA1,2,4, Songleader 2; Monogram Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Office Work 3; Apple Festival Representative 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1; Annual Staff. SHIRLEY ANN FOWLER FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Songleader 3, Historian 4, Tri-County Workshop 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1, 2; Jr. Play; 16 Cranston Dress Review 2; Basketball Manager 4; Annual Photographer; Office Work 4. ARDITH FRANCES FULLE ; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Organization editor of 'The Chief ; Representative to Editor's Roundtable; FHA 1,2; Marshal 3; Christmas Prin- ‘cess 4; Beta Club 4. BETTY JEAN GRIFFIN FHA 1, 2,4; Annual Staff; Office Work 4; Glee Club 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Jr. Play; Assistant Librarian 2. JOAN HENDRICKS FHA 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff; 4-H Club 1. SANDRA LEE HUTCHINSON Class Officer 4; FHA 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Of- fice Work 4; Elementary Editor of 'The Chief ; Beta Club 4, KENNETH EUGENE McCARSON FFA 1,2,4, President 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, President 4; Jr. Play 3, 4; Senior Play 3, 4;Festival King 3; Jr. Red Cross Represent- ative 2; Annual Staff; Class Officer 1; Glee Club 2; Christ- mas Play 4. BRENDA JOYCE McLEAN Class Officer 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; Jr. Play; Annual Staff; 4-H Club. SENIOR DIRECTORY HELEN ELISE MORGAN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Treasurer 4, Tri-County Workshop 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Class Officer 4; Marshal 3; Glee Club 2,3; Beta Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Co-editor of The Chief ; Jr. Play; Office Work 4; Jr. RedCross Representative 2; Represent- ative to Editor's Roundtable; Cranston Dress Review 2. JEWEL ALLISON MURPHY FHA 1, 2,4; Annual Staff; Office Work 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Jr. Play; Cheerleader 2,3; Monogram Club 2, 3. MARY KATHLEEN MURPHY Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 2; Jr. Play; FHA 3,4, Secretary 4; 4-H Club 1; Chief Marshal 3; Cheer- leader 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Co-editor of The Chief ; Re- presentative to Editor's Roundtable; Cranston Dress Review 2; Office Work 4. BOBBY RAY OWENS FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff. DOUGLAS OWENS Basketball 1, 2,3; Office Work 1; Annual Staff. LEROY LLEWELLYN RITTER, JR. FFA 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Business Manager of The Chief . Office Work 4; Marshal 3; Basketball 1, 33 Baseball i, THOMAS CLAUDE SIMPSON FFA 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Advertising Manager of The Chief ; Office Work 4; Representative to Editors' Roundtable. EWART SMITH FFA 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff. JIMMY ALBERT SNYDER Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play; Office Work 4; Annual Staff. WANDA KAY STRICKLAND Brevard: Student Council; Booster Club; Beauty Paegant. Etowah: FHA 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; Class Of- ficens3; Mouooratn Club 2,3; 4, Tet 4, Secretary So: Girce Work 3; Feature Editor Orne. ne Chief , Marshal 3; Festival Gueen 3; Jr. Play ; Beta Club4; Neaniesenrative to Edteome Roundtable; Miss Hi Miss. VIRGINIA EUGENIA WELLS Class Officer 2; Festival Queen 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; FHA 1,2; Ze ET Clubyimes Moe Staff; Weber ye Play; ies) Staff 2. ETHELYNE ROSALEE WILKIE FHA 1, 2,3; Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 2,3, Manager 4; Annual Staff. FRANCES KAY YOUNG Class Officer 3; FHA 1; Usher Jr, Play; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 23; 4, Festival Queen 2; 4-H Club 1, Paes Annual Staff; Office Were: Official bis, Mae for eae Fea Tommy Simpson, Mrs. Lucy Sitton, Ardith Fulle, Helen Morgan, Wanda Strickland, and Mary Murphy at Editor's Roundtable, Western Carolina alleges discussing plans for 'THE 1959 CHIEF, Lz 18 MICKEY BLANKENSHIP RONALD CANTRELL JUANITA COLE EVA GALLOWAY te GENE GOSSETT Seated: Gene Gossett, President; Corina Hoots, Vice-President; Mrs. Nelle Dotson, Josephine Watts, Secretary; Richard McKinna, Treasurer. MARTHA HENDRICKS CORINA HOOTS CAROLYN KILPATRICK DEWITT McCARSON Sponsor. Standing: ALONZO McGRAW CONNIE OWENS BRUCE ROBINSON RICHARD McKINNA GERALD MOODY CLASS OF ’60 SHIRLEY McGRAW ae | ry Members of our Junior Class are mastering the fundamentals of grammar under Mrs. Cassady's direction. JOSEPHINE WATTS BARBARA WILKIE DAVID ROBINSON FRED SUMNER WILMA JEAN WATTS £9 20 MARILYN BALLARD ROSE BAYNARD WILEY BINGHAM ARTHUR BLANKENSHIP RUBY BYRD Jewel Roberts, President; Arthur Blankenship, Vice-President; Mr. Harry Woodson, Sponsor; Pat Fowler, Treasurer; Kohlan Flynn, Secretary. BETTY CAIRNES BILL DAY KOHLAN FLYNN PAT FOWLER FANNY GRIFFIN RUBY LEE JACKSON MARION MACE MARY LOU McCOMBS GAIL McCRARY LINDA McLEAN CLASS OF ’61 DOROTHY MORGAN OLLIE PARRIS CARL PEACE FOULDS RITTER JEWEL ROBERTS CAROL SIMPSON EDWARD WILKIE 21 ad yee AILENE ADCOCK DOROTHY BALLARD. ARNOLD BRADLEY MALCOLM CANTRELL FRANCIS CAPPS DENNIE CLONTZ FRESHMEN John Connor, President; Barbara Weese, Vice-President; Mr. Rex Ashburn and Mrs. Jane Cassady, Spon- sors; Ailene Adcock, Secretary; Jimmy Norris, Treasurer. K JOHNNY CONNOR JEFF CORN MARGARET COSTON DONALD COX PHYLLIS CRISP LINDA DARNELL “RONNIE DAVIS JUDY DRAKE LINDA DRAKE HAROLD GALLOWAY GERALD GARREN BOB GOSSETT EDDIE HAWKINS EDWARD HEATHERLY “af PATSY HUGGINS HAROLD MURRAY JIMMY NORRIS SHELBY JEAN ROBINSON FRANCES JOHNSON DORIS ANN SIMPSON JUNIOR ORR GARY JONES CLAS GENEVA SNODDY JOHN PEACE GERALDINE MAXWELL OF ’62 CAROLYN SOUTHER JACKIE RANDOLPH RUTH MERRILL DEAN SUMNER ETHEL MURPHY CARROLL RIDDLE ROY RIDDLE BARBARA WEESE 23 OUR NEW CAFETERIA t For several ye ars we have needed a new cafeteria at Etowah. Finally, funds were made available for the building and construction was started in the spring of 1958. After watching and waiting, some- what impatiently, we were served our first hot lunch on November 4, 1958, Everyone was very much pleased with the new cafeteria. We would like to thank our county superintendent, Mr. J. M. Foster, and the Henderson County Commissioners for the part they had in making this avail- able for us. We want to express our sin- cere gratitude to allthe parents, teachers, and students who worked diligently during the past year on various money-making projects tohelp furnish the necessary new kitchen equipment and the attractive dining room furniture. Lunchroom Personnel Miss Emma Cantrell, Mrs. Levoyd Norton, Mrs. Carl Cantrell. 24 Hou I wonder what you wre, Up above the woud 40 high, Like a diamond in the spy! -- Anne Taylor -- co Junior Barnes Jerri Baynard Wayne Bell Kenneth John Byrd Jimmy Carines Margaret Donna Cantrell Gail Corn Wilma Cox Bresnahan Jim Darnell Calvin Day Cantrell Gail Crisp Pauline Drake EIGHTH GRADE MISS BESSIE NOBLE JORDAN Jackie Duncan Evan Flynn Frances Gash Ray Gilbert BeP. David Green Vivian Ray Huggins Emma Jean Woman's College of U.N.C. ho eaag ior a Laughter High School Math Leslie McCarson Shirley McCarson Teresa McGraw Otis Moore Deena Morris Jimmy Owens Lora Jean Reese Frances Robinson Douglas Robinson Theodore Snoody Florina Street Mack Street Carol Talley Furman 26 Whitesides Ilene Allison David Byrd Augustus Cagle Barbara Jean Leonard Cox Nina Dills Priscilla Drake Juanell Gash Alton Gilbert Clontz Mace Huggins Freeman Jones Ethelyne Green SEVENTH GRADE MRS, VERA WOODSON, B.S. Appalachian State Teachers Glenda Maxwell Sherrill McCrary Brenda McGraw Ronnie Meeks College Sandra Merrill Marvin Metcalf Annette Mintz Jerry Mintz Linda Nelson Jesse Norton Rodney Orr Doris Ann Margaret Peace Wayne Reynolds Francie Roberts Suzanne Robertson Tommy Sumner Barbara Suttles Parkinson Harry Warren Pauline Watts Sandra Judy Waldrop Williamson 27 Larry Allison Melva Carol Jackie Blackwell Ira Brown Allen Cantrell Sammy Capps’ Ann Childs Ray Clontz Allison George Drake Richard Gash Johnny Gossett Henry Franklin Howard Fred Cox Heatherly SIXTH GRADE Nee MRS, VERA B. MORGAN Grover Jackson Viola Jackson David Jones Mary Carol Jones A. Be, BoMede Marie McCarson John Thomas Charley Morgan Roy Morgan Winthrop College Moore Southern Baptist Seminary Charles Murphy Geneva Murray Sammy Orr Tommy Riddle Betty Ritter Jo Saunders Sammie Ethel Snoody Dale Street Linda Ann Larry Carroll Wilkie Virginia Wilkie Simpson Warren Whiteside Bill Worley Gleanus Arrington Charles Ballard Elizabeth Bayne Harry Blackwell Dwight Blythe Delores Brown Lawrence Carol Lee Capps Douglas Capps Walter David Cox Buddy Davis Cantrell Carroway, Jr. FIFTH GRADE MISS SALLIE GREEN ALLISON B.S. Weaver College Appalachian State Teachers College Margaret Davis Mickey Day Tommy Dills Mary Duncan Robert Eubanks David Fowler Paul Galloway Ann Gilbert Joe Love Nancy Mace Roy Murphy Alvin Nelson Sandra Smith Larry Squires Gail Sumner Chris Sweeney Brenda Waldrop Charles Ward Earl Watts Douglas Wilkie Pape) Larry Allison Janice Ballard Vem Buckner Harold Cable Marquita Corn Jerry Cox George Crisp = Harry Day Larry Day Gene Drake Gary Goforth Randall Hall FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES MRS. GLADYS OSBORNE Baptist Bible Institute, M.C. T. Offord Road Teachers College Graduate London, England James Heatherly Wayne Huggins Marylin Jones Eddie Love Mary Jo McCrary Joy Morgan Charles Moore peace Murdock Roy Murray John Norris Cecil Pruitt Bennie Joe Gail Stepp Wanda Suttles Roberts Tammie Barnette Linda Baynard ‘Truett Blythe Ralph Brown Bobby Buckner Wilma Jean Sandra Chandler Roger Clark Donnie Collins Tommy Dalton Burney Drake Cantrell David Drake FOURTH GRADE MRS. MARGARET ALLEN COMBS Biss Appalachian State Teachers Carolyn Gash Janis Goforth Kathy Hamilton College James Hamilton Terry Hill ArmoldElow ard Duke University Asheville Teachers College ; Loretta Jones Charles John McCormick David Mintz . Johnnie Norton Don Robinson Mary Ella McCormick Buford Snoddy Alton Wilkie Wanda Wilkie Rita Williamson Saunders Larry Stepp Sandra Banks Ronnie Mary Alice Barbara Jean Glenda Cantrell Alice Childs Blackwell Bradley Buckner Wayne Heatherly Ronnie Drake Betty Jean Drake Ronnie Hall THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES at MISS ELIZABETH KIMZEY The new library books received recently proved to be A,B. M.Ed: most enjoyable. Meredith College University of North Carolina Jerry Betty Huggins Billy Merrill Sandra Nelson __Linda Norris Judy Parkinson Hollingsworth Glenn Sumner Stanley Wallin Mike Williamson Dennis Woodson Colette Worley 32 Patricia Sprouse Sandra Allison Charles Barnes Jackie Burrell Jerry Bayne Irene Cox Elizabeth Nancy Gash Mary Frances Ronnie-Glover Donald Gilbert Fred Huggins Clontz Galloway THIRD GRADE Janie Davis Mary Sue Jackson Nancy Jiles MISS CELIA GARREN, B.S. Mars Hill College Participation in the rhythm band is enjoyed by many Asheville Teachers College children. Billy Laughter Patricia Linda McCrary Barry Mintz Ralph Morgan Michael Orr McCormick Judy Robinson Judy Sprouse Joan Suttles Sherrill Peace Danny Nelson Mary Ellen Edith Sweeney Norris Roger Waldrop 33 Ray Allen Sharon Ball Judy Ballard Ann Blackwell Howard Capps Wayne Capps Martha Childs Ronald Clark Sam Cox Nancy Darnell James Lee Gash Marita Gilbert SECOND GRADE MRS. LOEE E, TURNER, B.S. Wanda Green Freda Hill Glenn Hofecker Lois Jackson Asheville Normal College Brenda Kenneth Bruce McCarson Joan McClure Western Carolina College Kilpartrick Laughter Charles Jackie McGuinn Brenda McKinna Jerry Meeks Mary Jane Mickey Nelson McCrary Randy Norris Carol Ann Orr Sharon Orr Morgan Jimmy Wilson 34 Jean Norman Carolyn Wallin Ann Barnes Dora Dean David Brown Linda Burns Brenda Burns Alice Cantrell Patricia Belcher Audrey Gail Deborrah Crisp Randall Dillard Edward Drake Chapin Robert Childs Cox FIRST GRADE M RS. FAYE C. WRIGHT A.B., M.Ed. The Merry-go-round and other playground equipment are popular at Winthrop College recess time. University of South Carolina Robin Drake Kenneth Galloway Barbara Glover Carroll Jackson Mary Ann Barbara Laughter Jim Morgan Barbara Norris Steven Norris Dinah Ponder Phyllis Rudisail Laughter Vicky Sprouse Glenn Woodson Courtenay Stepp 35 Elliott Betty Bradley Ronnie Carroway Sharon Chandler Daniel Cox Arrington Johnny Hamilton Alma Hamilton Jim Huggins Evelyn Jackson Dorothy Ruth Fulle FIRST AND SECOND GRADES vy The use of films in the primary grades makes study- MRS. KATEB, DALTON, B.S. ing more interesting. Asheville Teachers College Albert Murray Dale McCrary Rita McGraw Tim Morgan Linda Newman Patty Orr Malcolm Jasper Smith Steve Smith Patsy Waldrop 36 Roberts Acne we our Etowah stars,” -- SLewah Cheerleaden of ARDITH FULLE DOROTHY DALTON _ JEAN WELLS — oo GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Henderson County Conference Winners Henderson County Tournament Champions Left to Right: Ethelyne Wilkie (Manager), Dorothy Morgan, Barbara Wilkie, Ruby Byrd, Pat Fowler, Marilyn Ballard, Rose Baynard, Linda Drake, Sandra Hutchinson, Joni Fletcher, Harry Woodson (Coach), Dorothy Dalton, Jean Wells, Frances Young, Ardith Fulle, Jean Watts, Doris Simpson, Barbara Weese, Judy Drake, Ruth Merril, Ethel Murphy, Shirley Fowler (Manager). Dalton (42) and Wells (40) attempted to in- Drake (27) pushed the ball into the air, and tercept a pass while Byrd (23) guarded the Hutchinson (24) was there for the rebound. other forwards of Mills River. rhe) DICKIE CONNOR ih PETE CORHN HARRY WOODSON Coach BOYS’ BASKETBALL Henderson County Tournament, Second Place Left to Right: Dickie Connor, Arthur Blankenship, Kenneth McCarson, Pete Corhn, David Rokinson, Kohlan Flynn, Roy Riddle, Gene Gossett, Richard McKinna, Dewitt McCarson, Johnny Connor (Manager). Gossett (24) went into the air, and into the basket another beautiful jump shot. Mills River blocked but McCarson (33) scored another two points, 41 42 HENDERSON COUNTY CONFERENCE SCOREBOARD THRU JANUARY 17, 1959 SCORES-GIRLS OPPONENTS SCORES -BOYS Ours Theirs Ours Theirs yal 33 Flat Rock 63 49 44 37 Dana 22 48 36 39 Mills River 39 30 52 49 Edneyville 63 46 38 37 Fletcher 49 68 ee sal Y XOWAy SOMA c0MAy © a’ .” g ay | . | JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Ashburn (Coach), Junior Orr, Dean Sumner, Arnold Bradley, Francis Capps. Sec- ond Row: Jackie Randolph, Jeff Corn, Carrol Riddle, Gary Jones, Ronnie Davis, Bob Gossett. MONOGRAM CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Jewel Murphy, Josephine Watts, Jewel Roberts, Helen Morgan, Wanda Strickland, Mr. Harry Woodson (Coach). Second Row: Ardith Fulle, Ethelyne Wilkie, Barbara Wilkie, Jean Watts, Frances Young, Jean Wells, Dorothy Dalton, Pete Corh n, Joni Fletcher, Sandra Hutchinson, Kenneth McCarson. Third Row: Ruby Byrd, Dorothy Ann Morgan, Dewitt McCarson, Dickie Conner, Roy Riddle, Gene Gossett, David Robinson, Kohlan Flynn, Richard McKinna, Bill Day, Edward Wilkie. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Faithful in their leadership of the Etowah fans during the '58-'59 seasonwere our en- thusiastic cheerleaders, At all games the group led us in proudly singing: Southern suns and crystal water Smile upon you, Alma Mater; Mistress of this mountain land, With all knowledge at your hand, Always just, to honor true All our love we pledge to you. Etowah, stand forever, ‘Neath Carolina's western sky. SENIOR CLASS CHEERLEADERS Mary Murphy, Helen Morgan, Wanda Kay Strickland, Captain Wanda Kay Strickland, Shelby Jean Robinson, Helen Morgan, Connie Owens, Jewel Roberts, Josephine Watts, Shirley McGraw, Carolyn Brown, Mary Murphy, Margaret Coston, Betty Loraine Owens (Mascot). a 44 raat THE ANNUAL HELEN MORGAN MARY MURPHY Co-Editor-in- Chief Co-Editor -in- Chief With the challenge to publish a yearbook worthy of our Alma Mater, the Staff of THE 1959 CHIEF began gathering materials for our annual, Many hours were spent in planning, drawing layouts, making photographs, writing copy, identifying pictures, typing, soliciting ads, selling subscriptions. The deadline created the greatest pressure as the time of publication grew near. However, we believe the joy received because of a task well done overshadowed the hours spent in tedious work. EDITORIAL STAFF Sandra Hutchinson, Elementary School Editor; Shirley Fowler, Photographer; Ardith Fulle, Organizations’ Editor; Wanda Kay Strickland, Features' Editor; Mrs. Lucy Sitton, Adviser. ASSISTANTS TO THE EDITORS Seated: Pete Corhn, Jean Wells, Frances Young, Brenda McLean, Joni Fletcher. Standing: Carolyn Brown, Jewell Murphy, Dorothy Dalton, Ethelyne Wilkie, Joan Hendricks. LEROY RITTER TOMMY SIMPSON Business Manager Advertising Manager All the members of our class have shared in the publication of this yearbook. Many others——students, teachers, parents, photographers, advertisers, publishers, civic clubs—have cooperated ina splendid way. This has made our work much easier and we want to express our sincere thanks to each of you. As you view these pages through the years to come, we hope youwill be caused to reminisce and then to re-live your school days at E,H.S. ADVERTISING ASSIST ANTS Betty Jean Griffin, Jimmy Snyder, Eula Mae Suttles, Douglas Owens CIRCULATION STAFF Bobby Ray Owens, Ewart Smith, Kenneth McCarson, Dickie Connor 45 46 First Row, Left to Right: Jackie Randolph, Foulds Ritter, James Norris, Bob Gossett, Francis Capps, Fred Sumner, Gary Jones. Second Row: Leroy Ritter, Pete Corhn, Douglas Owens, Roy Riddle, Dickie Connor, Arthur Blankenship, Kenneth McCarson, John Conner, Gerald Moody, Dean Sumner, Wiley Bingham. Third Row: Malcolm Cantrell, Jeff Corn, Dewitt McCarson, Ronald Davis, Raymond Orr, Edward Wilkie, Carroll Riddle, Gerald Garren, Donald Cox, Carl Peace, Arnold Bradley, John Peace, Rex Ashburn (Sponsor). FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OUR CREED I believe in the future of farming, witha faith born not of words but of deeds...I be- lieve that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging...I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and think clearly...I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the F,F,A. OFFICERS best traditions in our national life and that I First Row: Kenneth McCarson, President; Leroy Ritter, Secretary; can exert an influence in my home and com- Pete Corhn, Vice-President; Douglas Owens, Reporter; Dickie munity which will stand solid for my part in Connor, Sentinel; Ewart Smith, Treasurer. that inspiring task. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OUR CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, and high hope, For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values, For we are the builder of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where truth and love and security and F. H. A. OFFICERS faith First Row: Corina Hoots, President; Jo Watts, Vice-President; Mary Will be realities, not dreams, Murphy, Secretary; Helen Morgan, Treasurer; Carolyn Kilpatrick, Homes where living will be the expression of Parliamentarian; Marian Mace, Reporter; Dorothy Dalton, Song everything. Leader; Shirley Fowler, Historian. We are the Future Homemakers of America, We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. First Row, Left to Right: Margaret Coston, Brenda McLean, Rose Baynard, Aileen Adcock, Shelba Jean Robinson, Doris Ann Simpson, Josephine Watts, Helen Morgan, Barbara Weese, Jewell Roberts. Second Row: Phyllis Crisp, Linda Drake, Geraldine Maxwell, Jean Watts, Corina Hoots, Barbara Wilkie, Shirley Fowler, Carolyn Kilpatrick, Patsy Huggins, Dorothy Dalton, Joni Fletcher, Linda Darnell. Third Row: Mrs. Nelle Dotson (Sponsor), Judy Drake, Carol Simpson, Betty Jean Cairnes, Joan Hendricks, Mary Murphy, Betty Jean Griffin, Jewell A. Murphy, Eula Mae Sutt les, Patsy Fowler, Gail McCrary, Ruth Merrill, Ethel Murphy, Carolyn Souther, Dorothy Ballard. 47 ETOW AH CHAPTER, NATIONAL BETA CLUB Standing: Helen Morgan (President). Seated: Mrs. Lucy Sitton (Sponsor), Mickey Blankenship, Corina Hoots, Wanda Kay Strickland, Mary Murphy (Secretary). Second Row: Ardith Fulle, Jean Watts, Sandra Hutchinson, Jo Watts, Carolyn Kilpatrick. Membership in our club is based on scholastic achievements, citizenship, and leadership. 4-H CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Chris Sweeney, Joe Love, Gail Stepp, Marylin Jones, Mary Jane Morgan, Sandra Merril, Margaret Cantrell, Priscilla Drake, Francie Roberts, Walter Carroway, Jr. , Charles Ward, Roy Morgan, Tommy Riddle. Second Row: Miss Sallie Allison (Leader), Brenda Waldrop, Sandra Smith, Gail Sumner, Mary Duncan, Elizabeth Bayne, Carol Lee Capps, Larry Squires, Delores Brown, Rodney Orr, Harry Warren, Jr., Henry Heatherly, John Thomas Moore, Sammie Orr, Roy Murray. Third Row: Lawrence Cantrell, anonymous, Douglas Capps, Wanda Suttles, Jackie Blackwell, Ilene Allison, Suzanne Robertson, Linda Nelson, Glenda Maxwell, Sandra Williamson, Geneva Murray, Marie McCarson, Virginia Wilkie. Fourth Row: Harry Blackwell, Eddie Love, George Crisp, Juanell Gash, Doris Ann Parkinson, Brenda McGraw, Annette Mintz, Margaret Peace, Ethel Snoddy, Mary Carol Jones, Melva Carol Allison, Larry W. Allison. Fifth Row: Charles Murphy, Charles Ballard, Alvin Nelson, anonymous, Wayne Reynolds, Jesse Norton, . Jerry Mintz, Jimmie Darnell, Jeri Baynard, Carol Talley, Calvin Day. Sixth Row: Furman Whiteside, Kenneth Bresnahan, Leslie McCarson, Emma Jean Laughter, Jackie Duncan, Deena Morris, Vivian Hollingsworth, Lora Jean Reese, Gail Corn, Frances Gash, Otis Moore. Mrs. Nell Garrison and Mr. Earl Smith (County Agents), were not present when the picture was taken, Our 4-H Club won fourth prize in the 1958 W. N. C. Fair. “Na star ts ever lost we once have seen, e may be what we might have been,” --Adelaide A. Procter 49 10) WANDA KAY STRICKLAND Miss Hi Miss, Senior Class Repre- sentative to Winthrop College, March, 1959; Winner of Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP MEDALISTS Parent Teacher Association of Etowah School awarded Scholarship Medals to the students who have excelled in scholarship and citizenship. They are: First Row: Gary Goforth, David Cox, Joe Love, Linda Nelson, Sandra Merrill, Gail Sumner, Nancy Mace, Doris Ann Parkinson. Second Row: Suzanne Robinson; Mary Duncan, Carol Simpson, Betty Jean Cairnes, Larry Brent Allison, Larry Whitesides, Richard Gash, Bill Worley, Johnny Gossett. Third Row: Juanell Gash, Lora Jean Reese, Margaret Cantrell, Vivian Hollingsworth, Gail Com, Jackie Duncan, Deena Morris, Mary Murphy. Fourth Row: Corina Hoots THOMAS CLAUDE SIMPSON received the $25 Savings Bond pre- sented by the Lions Club for the best school citizen during the year. Ruth Merrill, Jimmy Cairnes, Johnny Byrd, Mickey Blankenship, Ronnie Davis, Bob Gossett, Carolyn Kilpatrick, Carol Simpson. % MARSHAIS 1958 LEROY RITTER Y MURPHY Chief “MAR ARDITH FULLE Never too busy to lend a helping hand, Betty Jean Griffin and Bobby Ray Owens deserved the Sparkling eyes and graceful ways denoted title, BEST SPORTS. Frances Young as BEST LOOKING. Knowing how to help their friends in times of needattained theytitle-oi -MOSE UNDER} STANDING for Joan Hendricks and Eula Mae Suttles. SENIOR Radiating charm everywhere in so many ways, Jean Wells and Tommy Simpson are the seniors Sugar and spice and always nice made choice of MR. and MISS PERSONALITY. Carolyn Brown our SWEETEST senior. Je MOST ATTRACTIVE senior, Joni Fletcher, had aS a knack for knowing what to say, wear, and do at all times. With her pleasant smile and gentle actions, MOST VERSATILE title was bestowed on Sandra Ethelyne Wilkie won the title, QUIETEST. Hutchinson because her many abilities were used to advantage. Willing hands and heartsfor whatever needs be done made Shirley Fowler and Ewart Smith the MOST DEPENDABLE seniors. STARS Ardith Fulle's scholarship, athleticachievement, homemaking abilities, and community service made her the BEST-ALL-AROUND. Active participation in varied sports proved to the seniors that Dorothy Dalton and Pete Corhn have earned the title of MOST ATHLETIC. ene, Full of laughter and ready to enjoy clean fun made Because of theirsuperb talentand ability to entertain Brenda McLean and Douglas Owens the MOST HAPPY - Wanda Kay Strickland and Kenneth McCarson were GO-LUCKY seniors. acclaimed MOST DRAMATIC, Since chemistry, geometry, physics, and French couldn't stop them, Mary Murphy and Leroy Ritter were chosen MOST INTELLECTUAL. Determination and the ability to forge ahead Ways and looks which separate them from others won the title of MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED made Jewel Murphy and Dickie Connor the 54 for Jimmy Snyder and Helen Morgan. CUTEST seniors. FALL FESTIVAL QUEEN PHYLLIS RUDISAIL QUEEN BRENDA McGRAW KING ROBIN DRAKE KING WAYNE REYNOLDS Primary Division Elementary Division CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Left to Right: Malcolm Roberts and Ann Galloway, ist and 2nd grade; Danny Nelson and Nancy Gash, 3rd grade; Chris Sweeney and Sandra Smith, 5th grade; Joe Saunders and Geneva Murray, 6th grade; David Green and Vivian Hollingsworth, 8th grade; Roger Clark and Janice Goforth, 4th grade; Glenn Sumner and Sandra Nelson, 3rd and 4th grades; Charles McCrary and Sharon Orr, 2nd grade. 55 JONI FLETCHER Apple Harvest Attendant DOROTHY DALTON. PETE CORHN Senior Class CORINA HOOT'S DEWITT McCARSON Junior Class ARDITH FULLE Christmas Princess QUEEN RUTH MERRILL KING EDDIE HAWKINS Fall Festival PAT FOWLER ROGER BANKS Sophomore Class CLASS HISTORY In 1947 our bright constellation began to form. Dorothy Dalton, Shirley Fowler, Tommy Simpson, Leroy Ritter, Pete Corhn, | Kenneth McCarson, Ethelyne Wilkie, Jean Wells, Jimmy Snyder, Frances Young, and Mary Murphy made up this ensemble as it began to travel upward. As the galaxy aged, it had hardships; but through these hardships its light became more radiant. During the next eight years, the nebulae grew larger with the addition of Joni Fletche r, Joan Hendricks, Brenda McLean, Ardith Fulle, Douglas Owens, Bobby Ray Owens, Ewart Smith, Carolyn Brown, Jewell Murphy, Sandra Hutchinson, Betty Jean | Griffin, Eula Mae Suttles, Helen Morgan, and Dickie Connor. At times the way seemed dark; but with the help of our guiding stars, Mr. Sitton and his faculty, we continued on our fixed path until we reached a higher level, high school. About this time our celestial body was completed with the addition of Wanda Kay Strickland, who came to us from another planet, Brevard High School. An ambition that most ofus hadwhen we were freshmen was to participate on one of our champion basketballteams. Though all could not take part as players, there was a place for everyone either as a cheerleader or a fan on the sidelines; andwe cheer- | ed our classmates on to many victories. We will never forget the night the boys rolled over the Flat Rock Blue Devils and the night the girls were victorious over the Fletcher girls. During the sophomore year we began a series of picnics at Woodlake Farms which will always stand out as our favorite recre- ation spot. The Junior Play, Which Shall He Marry? required many hours of memorizing, but was also full of fun and laughter. Another highlight of the junior year was our Junior-Senior Banquet with its theme of Candyland. The Country Club will always have a special place in our memories for it was the sight of this merry and sprightly event. During the senior year, we will never forget the day our class rings arrived. They will forever hold their sparkle and lustrous appearance, even through years of wear, The painstaking work on the annual was worth while when the first copy was received | and proudly displayed. The Junior-Senior Banquet, one of the highlights of the spring, was most enjoyable. The top dramatic event of '59 was the senior play, Grandma's Best Years. Throughout its orbit, this group of stars has reached the peak of its brilliance and will become static in a stately manner as far as its days in high school are concerned, on May 22, 1959, we will be leaving in body but not in spirit. Always the senior class of '59 will remember Etowah High School as a place for friendship, knowledge, play; and ourteachers as the ones who started us on our road to a life of success and happiness, ; { } | II. III. Ale LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1959, having reached the end of our school days, wish to bestow our most prized possession, our Last Will and Testament. To Mr. Sitton we want to leave all the grasshoppers, frogs, lizards, etc., that we disected in Biology Class. Seriously, we want to express our gratitude and appreciation to him for the many times he has lent us a helping hand. We want to thank Mrs. Sitton for her thoughtfulness and leadership throughout our years in high school. We, the seniors, want to leave our love for Mr. Woodson, to the one who deserves it most, Mrs. Woodson. I, BRENDA McLEAN, leave my superlative Most Happy-Go-Lucky to my sister Linda McLean. I, EULA MAE SUTTLES, bestow my superlative Most Original on Betty Jean Carines and my ability to skip class to Fanny Griffin. JIMMY SNYDER, transmit my ability to slip and smoke to Arthur Blankenship. , BETTY JEAN GRIFFIN, leave my superlative Best Sport to Corina Hoots and my ability to giggle to Roger Banks, , JEWELL MURPHY, endow Dorthy Ann Morgan with my superlative, Cutest and my love for cheerleading to Jo Watts. � MARY MURPHY, bequeath my superlative, Most Intellectual, to my sister Ethel. KEN McCARSON will to Gene Gossett my love foracting, my basketball uniform and my ex-girlfriends. , JOAN HENDRICKS, bestow my title Most Understanding to Martha Hendricks. ARDITH FULLE, transmit my title Best-All-Around and my enormous appetite to Ruby Byrd. , SHIRLEY FOWLER, leave my title Most Dependable to my sister Pat, also the distinction of being the only red-haired high school girl to Frances Gash. I, WANDA KAY STRICKLAND, will my ability to cheat in Mr. Sitton's science classes to Shirley McGraw Ewbanks. I, FRANCES YOUNG bestow on Jewell Roberts my title Best Looking and my love for tall boys. I, CAROLYN BROWN, leave my distinction as The Little Gray-Headed Lady to Margaret Coston and my superlative Sweetest to Carol Simpson. I, HELEN MORGAN, bequeath my superlative Most Likely to Succeed to my sister Dorothy Morgan and to Carolyn Kilpatrick my love for typing. I, JONI FLETCHER, leave all the cute boys, except mine, to Vivian Hollingsworth and to my cousin Eddie, my bas-' ketball uniform. I, JEAN WELLS, will my title as Miss Personality to Ruth Merrill and my black hair to Barbara Weese. I, DICKIE CONNOR, bestow upon Tom Brown my title Cutest and my love for sports to my brother, Johnny. I, BOBBY RAY OWENS, will my ability to be friendly to Gerald Garren, and my love for algebra to Harold Galloway. I I SS SS SO OS , ETHELYNE WILKIE, transmit my title Quietest to Patsy Huggins and my love for shorthand to Barbara Wilkie. , DOROTHY DALTON, endow Linda Drake with my title Most Athletic and my love for Home Economics and Mrs. Dotson to Corina Hoots. I, TOMMY SIMPSON, leave my title of Mr. Personality to Kohlan Flynn and my curly hair to Carl Peace. I, LEROY RITTER, will my ability to sleep in class to Mickey Blankenship and my used razor blades to David Robinson. I, SANDRA HUTCHINSON, bequeath Shelby Jean Robinson with my love for talking in study hall, and my love for basketball to Doris Ann Simpson. I, PETE CORHN, will my love for chemistry and American history to Jimmy Norris. I, DOUGLAS OWENS, leave my love for drag-racing to Roger Banks. I, EWART SMITH, leave my love for leaving school at activity period to Bruce Robinson. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hand and seal at Etowah, North Carolina, this the twenty-second day of May, 1959, A.D. SENIOR CLASS By) CUSTODIANS CONCESSION STAND WORKERS Mrs. Paul Norton, Jessie, Mr. Norton. Shirley Fowler, Gail McCrary, Pat Fowler Helen Morgan. p) LIBRARY STAFF Seated: Corina Hoots, Mrs. Cassady, Jean Watts. Standing: Marion Mace, Betty Jean Cairnes, Jo Watts, Carolyn Kilpatrick. BUS DRIVERS ‘aN ee : JUNIOR DEPUTIES Paul Norton, E. A. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Harry Francie Roberts (Chief), Bud Day (Assistant), Woodson, J. R. Mills; Ralph McKinna, Roy Morgan (Traffic Director), Evan Flynn 60 Bernie Shelton. (Secretary). Gnereee 07 War mas Barley PaoeEctD COem _Seakteo DAIRY PRODUCTS 61 ETOWAH GROCERY Phone No. OX 3-4623 Grocery and General Merchandise Sinclair Products Feeds and Seeds North Carolina Compliments of B B FEED AND SEED CO. Feed, Seeds, and Fertilizers Dial TU 2-391] North Carolina Compliments of HOUSTON FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Phone TU 2-2243 53-553 South Main Street North Carolina Compliments of GREY BARBER SHOP 21 East Main Street Brevard North Carolina Compliments of PENROSE LUMBER CO. Penrose North Carolina Compliments of KALIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Friendly Store Hendersonville, North Carolina Congratulations, Class of '59 KEARNS GROCERY Dial TU 3-4411 Brevard North Carolina Compliments of KRISPY GLAZE BAKERY Fresh baked goods daily Dial TU 2-6401 116 South Broad Street Brevard North Carolina Compliments of COLEMAN TIRE COMPANY North Carolina Compliments of BOYD'S 66 RECAPPING SERVICE Brevard North Carolina Compliments of CRAWFORD-SIMS BARBER SHOP Brevard North Carolina Compliments of MOODY-CHOATE FUNERAL HOME Dial TU 3-242] 229 South Caldwell Street Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of THE BEAUTY SALON Brevard North Carolina Compliments of E. V. DILLINGHAM Sheriff Transylvania County Brevard North Carolina Compliments of LUCILLE’S BEAUTY SHOP Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of HOUSTON FURNITURE COMPANY Peoples House Furniture Phone OXford 3-5183 Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Hendersonville, North Carolina VAN'S GULF SERVICE Phone OXford 3-6027 7th and Main Streets Hendersonville, North Carolina Fast Automatic Wax Wash Lubrication—Tires—Batteries Compliments of EDNEY BUSINESS COLLEGE Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of JACK SCHULMAN Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of LEONA'S Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of BENSON'S AUCTION GALLERY 512 N. Main Street Hendersonville, North Carolina GREGG BROTHERS HARDWARE Phone OXford 3-7369 Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of PACE HEATING PLUMBING COMPANY 131 Fourth Ave. East Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of JANE'S FLOWER SHOP Presenting Styling In Flowers With Dignity and Prestige Phone OX 3-4298 315 W. Allen Street Compliments of BREVARD JEWELERS AND GIFT SHOP Corner of Main and Broad Street Dial 2-1801 Brevard North Carolina Compliments of HOLLEY-SWOFFORD SHOES For the entire family expertly fitted. Hendersonville, North Carolina STATE TRUST COMPANY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insured up to $10,000 Hendersonville, North Carolina 65 66 Compliments of HENDERSONVILLE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION T. Lee Osborne Hunter's Chevrolet Co., Inc. Garrett Motors, Inc. Blair-McLeod Motors, Inc. Thomas Buick Co., Inc. Pete Folsom Motors, Inc. Hendersonville Motors, Inc. Boyd - Pontiac - Cadillac Co. Compliments of POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Dial OX 2-3881 607 Seventh Avenue East Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of CASH CARRY The Store With The Every Day Low Prices Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of HENDERSONVILLE READY MIX, INC. Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of Cooperative KALMIA DAIRY Hendersonville, North Carolina A FRIEND OF THE SCHOOL LYDA'S TRUCK, SALES, SERVICE Used Cars and Parts Phone OX 2-1079 601 Cherry Street Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of RIGBY MORROW COMPANY A Complete Building Service Dial OX 3-3428 Ath Ave. East Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of SUPERIOR LAUNDRY CLEANERS Main Office and Plant 915 Maple St. OX 3-4288 No. 1 Branch Office Skyland Hotel OX 3-3368 Hendersonville, North Carolina LOUIS WILLIAMS SONS Plumbing, Supplies, Paints Electrical Supplies Fixtures and Appliances Pipes, Columns, Steel Dial OX 3-3188 701 Seventh Avenue East Hendersonville, North Carolina FRANCIS AND WRIGHT, INC. Farm Supplies Phone OX 3-3406 Hendersonville, North Carolina SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDES, INC. Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of WHITLEY DRUGS First in Prescriptions Dial OX 3-9700 Seventh Ave. East Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of BELDING CORTICELLI Hendersonville, North Carolina 67 68 Compliments of ROSE PHARMACY Telephone OX 3-6461 Hendersonville, North Carolina ALLEN E, BROWN INSURANCE CO, All Forms of Insurance 124 4th Ave., W. OX 3-5637 Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of DANIEL'S FURNITURE COMPANY Sales and Services for Westinghouse and Sieglers Hendersonville, North Carolina HENDERSON COUNTY PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Dedicated to Building Better Health Through Pharmacy Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of THE HOT SPOT Fine Food Just the Place for that BETWEEN-MEAL SNACK Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of HORACE'S RESTAURANT Lunches and Sandwiches 122 North Main Street Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of HARKEY'S TELEVISION SERVICE RADIO AND TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICES Office Phone OX 3-7210 119 Third Avenue West Hendersonville, North Carolina MILL END STORE AND SILK SHOP Piece Goods and Draperies Patterns—Sewing Accessories Edith E. Roper Audrey E. Saunders Phone No. OX 3-5033 Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of BELK-SIMPSON COMPANY Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of HENDERSONVILLE MOTORS INC, Mercury—Edsel —Lincoln—Continental Sales and Services Dial OX 3-3443 South Main Street Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of JIMMY'S RECORD SHOP Phone: OX 2-1482 314 North Main Street Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of RELIABLE FURNITURE COMPANY More Value For Your Money Phone No. OX 3-5370 314 North Main Street Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of THE REMNANT SHOP We specialize in Cotton - Rayon Drapery and Upholstery Material, Linens and Hosiery. South Main Street Hendersonville, North Carolina HATCH FEED AND SEED STORE Fertilizer Bee Supplies Dial OXford 3-7097 Baby Chicks Freezer Supplies 130 So. Main St. 70 Compliments of HOME FOOD SHOP CAFETERIA Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of J. ©. PENNEY COMPANY Quality Clothing Hendersonville, North Carolina FFA Officers, 1958 Green Hand Initiation Compliments of FORREST BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waves a Specialty Haircutting and Styling Open evenings by appointment 3rd Ave. West Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of MOLAND DRYSDALE CORPORATION Build better homes with Etowah Brick Hendersonville North Carolina Congratulations, Class of 1959 Compliments of ALLISON'S GROCERY Etowah, North Carolina MOORE FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Allis—Chalmers and New Idea SALES AND SERVICE Phone OX 3-4968 Sixth Ave. and Railroad Ave. Hendersonville, North Carolina Green Hands, 1958 FFA Initiation Phone OX 3-3066 GRADY WHITAKER Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Dial OXford 3-4083 Chimney Rock Road Hendersonville, North Carolina COMMUNITY MILL, INC. Millers of Slow—Ground Corn Meal Community Mill Dairy and Poultry Feeds Sixth Avenue, East Dial OX 3-7202 Heleetannts Hendersonville, North Carolina 71 SID BARNETT'S MACHINE SHOP Welding—Brazing—General Repair Lathe and Planer Work Etowah Indians getting ready for Phone TU 2-402] a bout with Flat Rock Blue Devils Brevard, North Carolina S li ts of Compliments of ompliments o HAYES BUICK, INC. Buick—Rambler Dial TU 3-1541 Brevard, North Carolina HAVEN'S GULF SERVICE Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of DAVENPORT STORE SHEPHERD FUNERAL HOME Phone OX 3-3435 Mills River, North Carolina Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of ORR'S GROCERY STORE DAIRY QUEEN South Main Street Highway 380 Brevard, N.C. Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of AYERS STORE Brevard North Carolina The House With The Merchandise Compliments of BAKER'S JEWELERY Brevard North Carolina Watch Repairing Diamonds Gifts Congratulations, Class of '59 QUALITY FABRIC SHOP Singer Sewing Machine Authorized Sales and Service Representative 37 East Main St. Turner 3-1091 Brevard North Carolina Compliments of BOWER'S STORE Men's - Women's - Children's Apparel Phone TU 3-1092 Brevard North Carolina Compliments of S. M. MACFIE DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Brevard. North Carolina Compliments of BREVARD COLLEGE Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of DUCKWORTH-LYDA MOTORS Sales Ford Service Dial 3-4511 Brevard, N.C. The end of a busy day. 73 74 Compliments of SKYLINE DAIRY BAR Sandwiches - Shakes Homemade Pies 707 Greenville Hwy. Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of CHIPMAN LA CROSSE HOSIERY MILLS COMPANY East Flat Rock North Carolina General Electric Zenith LAWERENCE ORR, INC. Radio—Television Sales and Service Phone OX 3-457] 625 Fifth Ave. West Hendersonville, North Carolina Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduation Class of '59 Preparation the key note to Success McCALL'S DAIRY BAR East Flat Rock, North Carolina Compliments of SHEPHERD FUNERAL HOME Phone OX 3-3435 Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of DAVIS STATION GROCERY Near Belding—Corticelli Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of DRAKE BROTHERS GROCERY On Brevard Road Hendersonville, North Carolina Car and Furniture Upholstery QUALITY TRIM SHOP 442 South Church Street Hendersonville, North Carolina Hubert Orr Phone OX 3-718] Compliments of JAX-PAX B B STORE 625 Fifth Avenue West Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of THE MOLAND-DRYSDALE STORE Miss Ada Laughter, Proprietor Phone Number: OX 3-7704 Etowah, North Carolina FREDDY'S RESTAURANT Short Orders Sea Foods Pork Chops WESTERN STEAKS 614 New Spartanbug Highway (Near Intersection) Hendersonville, North Carolina D. E. Jones GULF SERVICE Fresh Meats - Feeds - Groceries Phone OX 3-5611 Spartanburg Highway Hendersonville, North Carolina EAST FLAT ROCK KNITTING MILL Manufacturers of MEN AND BOYS SPORT SOCKS Phone OX 3-5105 East Flat Rock, North Carolina Compliments of HENDERSONVILLE SUPPLY AND COAL CO. Hardware and Paint Lennox Park Phone OX 3-4286 Hendersonville, North Carolina JODY'S DRIVE-IN Specializing in All Types Hickory Smoked Barbecue Sea Foods and Chicken Steaks - Country Ham Intersection South Church and Main In Rear of Honest's Grill Phone OX 3-9162 Hendersonville, North Carolina Come in and Let's get acquainted Jim - Jo and Jody 75 Compliments of BOB LEDFORD'S STTTON PURE OIL STATION USED CAR LOT 3 i - i Menke Best Cars in Town Compliments of Groceries 185 Cox Avenue li Brevard North Carolina Asheville, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of TOWNE HOUSE BAKERY ARCADIA SODA SHOP Grilled Sandwiches Anything in the line of Pastry Ghee eden tener Asheville North Carolina Asheville Neck Carcline Congratulations, Class of 1959 HATHEWAY FLORAL COMPANY Home of Heaven Scent Carnations Phone OX 3-6257 Etowah, North Carolina “CHICKEN KITCHEN Chicken-in-the basket-Barbecue Charles Owenby—TU 2-6231 Brevard, North Carolina BETTER STREET AND HIGHWAY LIGHTING WILL MAKE A SAFER AMERICA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 OUTDOOR LIGHTING DEPARTMENT GENERAL (46) ELECTRIC Hendersonville, North Carolina ETOWAH GROCERY Grocery and General Merchandise Sinclair Products Feeds and Seeds Our Specialty Curb Service Phone No. OX 3-4623 Etowah North Carolina SEALTEST SOUTHERN DAIRY Brevard DIVISION RAY JOHNSON'S TEXACO STATION Milk and Ice Cream Complete Auto Service TU2-3677 Pisgah Forest North Carolina North Carolina 7 78 Film Division—Ecusta Paper Division OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATI Makers of Ecusta Fine Papers and Olin Cellophane and Polyethylene N Compliments of HENDERSON COUNTY FUEL DISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION INCOR PORATED SERVICE OIL DISTRIBUTORS, INC. W. A. BAXTER moUNGBLOOD: OIL.CO. ,- INC: HENDERSON OIL CO. JD PEARGE Jet eREABEN, OIE SUPPLY COs dINC: RICHARDSON'S FUEL SUPPLY CO. GITYsIGERSR STORAGE, CO. T. B. MEADOWS eV DUE OIGO: JUSTICE WRIGHT OIL CO., INC. Breakfast TRIANGLE Dinner Lunch DRIVE Short Orders IN Compliments of McCRARY AUTO SERVICE Day and Night Wrecker Service Sales and Service New and Used Cars Curb Service Owned and Operated By Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Tinsley South Broad St. Brevard, North Carolina Brevard, North Carolina Compliments of Congratulations COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CLUB A FRIEND Etowah North Carolina 7) 80 ETOWAH !PARENT-TEACHER | ASSOCIATION EDUCATION— Our Investment in the Future Etowah, North Carolina THE TIMES NEWS Daily, except Sunday $6.00 a year 25¢ a week “Local news plus Press News. Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of THE ETOWAH GRANGE A farm organization for every member of the family Etowah, North Carolina Compliments of TANKERSLEY'S FLORIST Brevard, North Carolina Congratulations, Class of '59 PISGAH FURNITURE COMPANY TU 2-151] Pisgah Forest, North Carolina Compliments of ETOWAH LIONS CLUB Support the White Cane Drive Etowah, North Carolina ¢ ¢ aes 8 ys . a ‘7 y ' b' 2, r! =e iv. é TAR. ry ly ae Sea as Se ’ : ro % =, + t i « ¢ “ . 1 ‘4 � | og . . ; ; hs Ps co i ee . “ar ee 7 a , 7 “ ( ; ny : page a ahet ali es