Tyler County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Middlebourne, WV)

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U MMR ECBBOES my an September 5 School begins with a bang. Nobody hurt in the explosion. September 4 Old friends could be seen in every nook and cor- ner, excitedly recounting summer adventures September 6 Everyone . Cwell a at least '1'- Q V21 fewl has set- E H tled down for D ...... Hi some good hard T H E Xf scnoo S work' 'H mm eptember 10 The first as- - 1 E -' sembly was CJ- O f held today. ' You should 6 have seen the 1 1-.J freshmen - JU stare I ' ' Q September ll The study hall 5 I clock returned ' 5' after a seven year vacation. Now if it would only run! September 12 It was learned today that James Arnett has a weak- ness for redheads. September 15 The Freshmen started missing the bus in the even- ing 'cause they hadn't learned to work the comb- ination of theirlockers. KSO they saidl September 18 Certain freshmen, sophmores, and juniors started taking senior civics instead of third period study hall. Such progress! Amazing! September 25 Third assembly. The freshmen are becoming used to looking at Mr. Wood by this time, although he declares some of them watch him as if they ex- pected him to jump at them anytime. ,. L September- 28 We lose our first game to ,7f'X7 Pennsboro by a score of K4 .7 14-O. Much grief and many ASN Yi x Q tears were in evidence. Xa of gif October 2 Many couples, new and old, 'L - ' can be seen strolling up and f XX 1-Q-p down the street at noon. F- :Sri More and more cases are being RE. started every day. It seems f an.. .- ne...--Q ll il

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- B' B' -- FIiQhM ? 5 - The privilege of contributing poetry to the annual was extended to all the students of Tyler High but very little material was presented. The best select ions have been chosen and printed herein. Incidentally,you will note that our aspiring young poets are all members of the freshman class. .v..-'.-u- RAINY DAYS Rain drops on the attic roof: Big drops slide down the window paneg The sky is dark but friendly. Little baby birds chirp saftly In their nest under the eaves While the ir mother keeps them warm. I sit in my slant-roofed corner, In my old distorted rocker, Reading my books and dreaming. Brave sailor lads steer their ships the rain and fog before me Through Bearing down on a pirate host. A iight and the lads are victors a friendly rainy day Give me And adventure books in the attic. .Howard Wright - '58 ..,g- KTVTENITFC- TIME When the sun drops below the horizon And the moon lights the sky, The stars in heaven are twinkling And we hear the whipporwill cry. The perfume from thousands of flowers Floats out on the gentle breeze. The lovers out in the garden Are laughing with joy and glee. Alone! down in the meadow, With his heart full of joy and cheer, The mocking bird is singing For us poor mortals to hear. Raymond Carroll - '58 WINTER Who is he so brave and bold As to defy the winter's cold? While the wintry winds howl and blast And snow and sleet is driven past? Who is he to stand and say, Come, winter, come and go my way. Bo he man or bird or beast He'll ne'er turn back the elements in the least. But when the springtime comes at last And the warm South wind comes blowing past. Then shall they rise and say Come, spring, come and go my way. Donald Weekley - '58 g 9, 5

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s , .sg-gag. E ld B Hi F E EMDR :gg 4 s . that most of the serious Cases are in the senior Frances Baker topped the list in the season tickets sale contest, with fifty tickets to her credit. Evelyn CJohnnie7 Fuchs came second with forty-seven. Ingram Morgan was seriously injured in the St. Marys - A group of students and teachers attended the funeral of Miss Yates. The music was furnished by the school The boys are rejoicing - Miss Furbee has formed a habit of winking at them. Of course she denies it. Tyler won her first game to- day when she beat Salem 15 - 0. Did we celebrate! The girls outnumbered the boys two to one on the first honor roll of the year. It W8. October 25-26 S an accident, no doubt. The teachers attended the meeting of the State Ed- ucational Association held' at Parkersburg. Of course, we had a vacation. October 29 Eve Miss Tuttle found her car where she had parked it last Saturday while in Park- ryone is glad to hear that The closest and most exciting class elections in the years were held today. Robert Jackson was el- ected senior class presidentg Howard Pyle, junierg Maurice Hickman, sophmoreg Cecil Mayfield, freshmen. Since this was election day, we had a holiday 'Rayl We had a game scheduled with Pullman for today, but The school reports show that the boys miss more than the girls. Hmm, that's odd. Or is it? class. October October Tyler football game. October 12 quartet. October 17 October 19 pg October 25 . If ' A ' J 0 Ili!! Quinn ersburg. October 50 November 6 November 9 they cancelled it. November 13 November 15 We all wonder what happened to the little 'possum' that strayed to Mr. Millers room. Bet he 'et' it! November 16 Tyler wen another ki, 1-su-1-al ... .vw- e ,--Q-5,-:.m.,s N ann- ...--Q--4a-1-0 ..--un..-aff -,.--' ! ....... .-4.1.-.. ...... ..,,,A ,.... A., ...,..-.--n- ----..44g..-..-- .Move oss-I-1... ,yu-L, , game! This time Tanner was 'it' to the tune of 15-O. More fun! In fact, some of the boys celebra- ted before the game was even be- Sun' James Arnett was November 20 high man in the Post Magazine sale, with a sale of 18 n 9 5 Sf 1