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

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ii The 1.' 4 ., . 4Q ,i , V g .. , R ecaoes a Q hen in the beginning was a group of three score and fifteen freshmen. ' and organization. tPf QQ on their faces. And the spir And the faculty s And there was a c elected: Lester C fgw X, fxffti 11' N r tw FA'-Ol ' Uafd And these were without knowledge And deep seated ignorance.wae mp- it of the faculty moved ameng them. aid, nLet there be a class meeting H lass meeting. In this meeting'were Gardner as president, Charles Smith as vice-president, Harry Myers as secretary, and Elaine Under- wood as treasurer. And all the officers did do'a good job. And the class unaminously voted to hold a party on the evening of February 16. And they did so. Three score and ten freshies did revel and care use until a late hour. On the first day of the fifth month, the newly formed class did plan and hold a gathering at which weiners were roasted and, with a seasoni tween buns. And the spirit of the they increased slightly in ulty said, ULet them be pro The faculty saw these divided the deserving from these was the class of l956 first year. nd on the first day three score and s the HKnowledge Bo wise. And the fa f if fist fa CN 45-N P? lfflml life.n And the c v NJ D grew greatly ingt n. ng of mustard, were devoured be- faculty again moved among them and wisdom and learning. And the fac- moted.n And some were promoted. few that were deserving and they- the undeserving. And the first of . And this was the end of the - of school of the second year ix pupils did return once more to Xh to partake of the words of the eulty saith, nAll ye, both great and small, partake of the truth and knowledge of lass parteok of the knowledge and he favor of the teachers. And the faculty saith, NLet them be lights in the school and let classes who may enter into It came to pass that t Howard Pyleg vice-president Myers, and treasurer, Naomi class party which was to be entine. Until a very late had a good time. Yea, and during the se one of the best basketball many of the sophomore boys year for their great skill And at the end of the lights, and there were some lights were filled with the ment. So the faculty saith students. We have made the books. We will new make th them be a guide and an inspiration to all other this school of higher learning.u he class officers: president, , Eward Allen, secretary, Harry Crew, did call and plan for a on the evening of the Saint Val- hour the class played games and. cond year the class did put forth, teams in the class tournament. And did gain fame and honor during this in the field of sports. year there were some great bright lesser lights. And the bright spirit of learning and achieve- , HWell done, our dearly beloved e ruler of many subjects and text ee ruler over more and harder sub- jects and text books. Consider thysclvcs juniors.n i i i.i.i jQl936d. s V' ......-w-J,.......... 1...

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TYLER ECHCES 4 Virginia Wines Chorus K1-2-5-433 Junior Carnival 135g Red and Black reporter 141. 'Love deceives the beat of woman-k1nd.' Virgil Wagner Band C5-4lgJun1or Carni- val f5l'Chorua 122' Glee Club f25g'Glr1 snya Kay, Banquet program f3lg'Are You a Maeon?' C4lg'Show- boat Revue' l4lgNaLiona1 Honor Society l4JgEchoes scarf 445. l 'lhen you fish for love, bait with your heart,not your bra1n.' Edward Virden Football il-2-3-413 Bae- ketball fl-2-3-4JgJun1or Carnival CSB. 'Bashful till you know him.' En! Belle Wright Chorus lllgJunior Carni- val fbjg Red SEQ Black reporter fbflfg Echoes staff 449. 'To know, to esteem, to love and then to part, Makes up l1fe'a tale to many a feeling heart.' Jack Wilcox Jacksonburg High School K1-2-515 Vice-president K4Jg Echoes staff 141g 'Showboat Hevue'f4J7'who Gets the Car To-n1ght?' 443, Basketball 147. 'Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth.' r ffl' KISS TYLER Jeanne Kilooyne was elected as the students' choice for the beauty queen,lise Tyler. Jeanne,a sophomore,1as elected over three other contestants from the different classes during the annual lies Tyler beauty contest. Votes were awarded to each person buying a Tyler Echoes. Jeanne is very popular and has a great number of friends who were glad to see her vin the title. To add to her ac- complishments this year, Jeanne was judged the beet actress in the one act play tournament held the nineteenth of larch in which each class presented a one act play. also I956 in

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r 4, ..-TYLER ECHGESf.-- And this was the end of the second year. n order to receive a diploma they had to continue pgs school. And it came to pass that three score and -1 H1 two students reported for their third or junior year 1.3 jig' .l, ,M of schooling. ,, . And they said, 11:9 X , :Q '5 2 cr-Q, I And the seniors and the sophomores and the freshmen were loud in their praises for them nSurely the junior class hath done great work.u And the faculty saw that the class was good and that the officers: Howard Pyle, president, Lawrence Haught, vice-presidentg Wilma Underwood, secretary- treasurer, were very competent. And the freshmen and the sophomores and the seniors went about murmuring about the splendid Junior Fall Carnival the class presented on the twelfth day before Christmas. And it also came to pass during their junior servitude that they gave a great banquet. And the faculty and the sen- iors Eartook of the feast and were loud in their praises say- ing, Verily, verily, it was a darn good meal.' And they loudly acclaimed the class of 1956. And once again as in the year previous the class held its annual party on the day of Saint Valentine. And the stu- dents greatly enjoyed the merriment and meals. And after the twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth of the month of Mareh the class loudly cried, nDidst thou see our play uGirl Shy?U It was the best junior play thou ever saw- est.n But the faculty saith, HWe are worth we are much older and wi And the faculty did saw them in a new light- a group of good students education. Seeing this, to judge thee, for er than we lookest.H take notice of the not as freshmen or on their way to higher and better they were greatly pleased. And they class of 1956 and sophomores but as said, UYou, who have learned and profited, shall be given a chance to learn more. Take thyselves from this class and en- ter into your final year of study and of learning in this ins- titution. Thou hast been given opportunity and have taken ad- vantage of it. Thou shalt be given more opportunity. New scram ye! And this was the end of the third year. ven unto the last term, the class of 1956 having f'3,, ' gone through school for three years, a great multi- r tude of undergraduates came to them for advice and zu FJ.- 1X'D fi, wyfv' ' J 52.1 diffy team. Many of words of wisdom. Needless to say, many undergrad- uates failed their work. And the senior boys did uphold the school tra- dition of having a good football and basketball the seniors won large red HT'sn for their outstanding achievements on the field and floor. And for the first time in many seasons, the letters were furnished to the athletes without cost on their part. The girls of the class of 1956 sold candy school and paid for them. And it came to pass and other sweets in the halls of the that there were a group of one-act ' e was r e ,