Etowah High School - Etowahian Yearbook (Attalla, AL)

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Student 1 p Council President ,i Wifi ' Herbert Rothrock The 1966-67 year has in some ways given each of us fond memories to carry with us always. As your representative om the student council, it has been my pleasure to work with many of you during this year. I would like to thank each member of the student body for the co-operative, willing spirit each person exhibited, no matter how important oil trivial the task. I f It has certainly been a successful year for each graduating senior. Because of the effort each one of the graduating seniors have put forth, we are now rewarded. If each graduate will strive as hard in life as he did for his diploma, I am sure that everyone will be as big a success in the future as he or she has been in the past. I can only speak from limited experience, but it is my belief that you have made this one of Etowah's finest hours. Each person has in some way contributed to Etowah to help make it a better institution. May I say thank you again for your kindness towards me and the rest of the student council. May continued success follow each of you into future years. Herbert Rothrock President, Student Council I4

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sxifgax I' Companionship, spirit, laughter, and sadness characterize football games Beta sponsors delight when presented with flowers from club members. Devils score victory over archrival. I3

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fo-Editors The ltowahian Robert l i ornbuekle l Valli Walker We entrust from our hearts to your hands this your 1967 Etowahian. X year's life confined to a few short pages. The whole story you won't find here, merely pieces-pieces designed to recall fond memories of days gone by. Looking back we see a year filled with anxiety, opportunity, trial and error, and a search for truth and reason. We feel again the rain that fell at the Etowah-Ft. Payne football game-the weight of a senior ring-and that load of books that we always carried. Ringing in our ears are C21 af -5- bf. 'tOnt, out, brief candle! . :Today we will be on special schedulen, and the final score, Etowah 8-Gadsden 13. All has not been a success. There have been tears, but we have tried to do our best, winning and losing. Our inspira- tion has been our teachers, our principal, coaches and friends. Out of this sharing of thoughts has grown the everwidening spirit of H. S. But when the mists of years haze these memories, it is our sincere hope that the Etowahian will serve as a torch to cut through and bring back perhaps a smile, perhaps a tear, but always a memory .... . Valli and Robert Co-Editors l967 Etowahian I5