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F O R E W O R D hundred years ago a band of struggling pioneers in search of great treasure completed the trek across mountains, valleys, deserts, and rivers to discover finally the goal of their long journey —
gold!
Twelve years ago a group of twentieth century pioneers began the long trek over readin', w ritin', and 'rithm etic, football games, chapel programs, and that last final exam and now have successfully completed their search for another priceless treasure— education. Just as their fellow fortune-hunters of a century ago did, some will add greater wealth to their store, others will invest that treasure and work for its increase. As you look through the following pages, you will meet Maryville's '49ers and glimpse some o f the adventures, companions, diversions, and leaders they had on their journey.
WE
H O N O R
To M rs. Paul Beach, whose faithful guidance and service during our high school years have helped make our progress toward graduation smoother, we dedicate this 1949 edition of the A P P A L A C H IA N . H er neverfailing interest, her sincere advice, and her sympathetic under standing can never be overestimated. For these and numerous other endearing qualities, we the Senior Class o f M aryville High School are honored to express our gratitude and appreciation.
OUR LEADERSHIP COMES FROM THE ADMINISTRATION & FACULTY
S U P E R IN TE N D E N T R. A . HARPER
P R IN C IP A L C. D. CURTIS
LEFT TO R IG H T:
M rs. Opal M a rtin , H am ilton Traylor, Supt. R. A . Harper, Andrew Alex'
ander, W a lte r W illiam s, A rth u r Marshall.
FACULTY LEILA AMBRISTER English, Mathematics, M aryville College, B.A.
ELEANOR BADGETT English M aryville College, B.A.
LUELLA BEACH Journalism, Social Science M iam i University, M .A ., (Oxford, Ohio)
SHIRLEY CARTER English, O ffice Assistant M aryville College, B.A.
CAROLYN COOPER Biology, English M aryville College, B.A.
MARGARET C U N N IN G H A M General Science, Tennessee History M aryville College, B.S., in Home Ec.
CLAUDE D. CURTIS Principal University o f Tennessee, M.S., in ED.
C A LV IN DUNBAR Driving, Industrial A rts East Tennessee State Teachers College, B.S.
BERYL FOX Shorthand, Typing U niversity o f Tennessee,
B.S.
BEN GREENE Mathematics, Physics East Tennessee State Teachers College, B.S.
TROY HADDOX English M aryville College, B.A.
ROBERT A . HARPER Superintendent U niversity o f M issouri, M . A .
W ILLIS L. HOW ARD Commercial Subjects, Social Science Union College, B.S., (Barbourville, Ky.)
J. M A R V IN LINDLEY Music, Band, Choir Columbia University, M .A .
JOHN R. M cA LILE Y Diversified Occupation, English Princeton University, M .A .
FACULTY HELEN OTT Librarian Peabody College, B.S. in Li. S.
DOROTHY REED Latin, Spanish Peabody College, M .A .
HERBERT REED Mathematics U inversity o f Tennessee, M.S.
EVELYN RENFRO Health, Physical Education M aryville College, B.A.
JAMES C. RENFRO Health, Physical Education M aryville College, B.A.
W IL L IA M B. RICH Bookkeeping, Mathematics M aryville College, B.A.
VAULTA ROBINSON Home Economics, Reading, and Spelling Carson Newman College, B.S.
MARGARET W . RUETER Secretary
LOIS SHERROD Home Economics U niversity o f Tennessee, B.S. in Home Ec.
J. P. STEWART Chemistry, Diversified Occupations Carson Newman College, B.S.
MAUDE STEWART English Carson Newman College, B.A.
RUTH WEBB English M aryville College, B.A.
MELVIN W H ITE Social Science East Tennessee State Teachers College, B.S.
GARNET MANGES, A G O.; N.P.T.G. Special Teacher o f Music M aryville College, B.A.
LENNIS TEDFORD Special Teacher o f Piano Graduate o f Teachers College Chicago Conservatory
LEFT TO
RIGHT:
Manager
Frank
Circulation McClelland,
Business Manager Harold King, Editor-in-Chief Irene Smith, CoEditor Bill Caldwell.
THE A P P A L A C H I A N S T A F F FOR 1949 EDITORIAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Barbara McCulley, Carol Carpenter, Editor Irene Smith, Jean W alker; SECOND ROW: John Greene, Melvin Giles, Co-Editor Bill Caldwell
BUSINESS STAFF LEFT T O RIGHT: Business Manager Harold King, Barbara Jo Phelps, Barbara Paine, Dickie Wallace, Miss Fox, Norman Young, Iven Wheeler, Bob Badgett, Katherine Stepp, Barbara Moore, Billy Gibson. CIRCULATION STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Donna W ills, Marian W right, Lyoren Teffeteller, Bonnie Gam ble, Tommy Baugh, Lorene Bean; SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Lee, Janice Vesser, Peggy Cate, John Blair, Douglass Lesser, Patsy Keeble; STANDING : Miss Ott, Circulation Manager Frank M c Clelland, Mary Ruth Hughes, Lynn Allen, Barbara Sipe, Mildred Dunlap.
LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Caldwell, David McQroskey, Harold King, Billy Gibson.
SENIOR
CLASS
OFFICERS
P resident .......
Harold King
V ice -P re sid e n t
Bill Caldwell
Secretary .......
David McCroskey
T re a surer .......
Billy Gibson
THE FORTY-NINERS LYN N ALLEN Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2 ,3 ,4 ; A nnual C ircula tion S taff 4.
M A RY ATCHLEY Home Economics Club 2,3 ,4 ; Band 3.
ROBERT H. BADGETT Football 2 ,3 ,4 ; V arsity Club 4 ; Property M an ager "S lice It T h in " 3; C hoir 4 ; Annual Busi ness S taff 4; RED A N D BLACK S taff 4; Thespian Club 3,4.
T O M M Y BAUGH Jackson H igh School 2; Football 1,3; Choir 3, Librarian 4, Choir Soloist 4 ; E.T.E.A. C hoir 4 ; Homeroom Program Committee 1, 3,4; A nnual C irculation S taff 4.
LORENE BEAN Home Economics Club 1; Home Room Pro gram Chairman 2, Vice-President 3, Re porter 4 ; Beta Club 3 ,4 ; Photography Club 4; Annual C irculation S taff 4.
JOHN T . BLAIR Loudon H igh School 1,2; Football 3,4; Base ball 3.4; V arsity Club 4 ; Homeroom VicePresident 4; A nnual C irculation Staff 4.
BILL CALDWELL Class President 1, Vice-President 4 ; Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; V arsity Club 3,4; N.F.L. 3, President 4 ; Student Council 3; Beta Club 3, President 4 ; Annual Editorial S taff 4; Choir 1; Thespian Club 4; Business Manager "S lice It T h in " 3.
CAROL CARPENTER Jefferson Junior High, Oak Ridge 1; Annual Editorial S taff 4; Student Chapel Program C ommittee 4; RED A N D BLACK Home Room Reporter 3, Editor 4; Beta Club 4.
THE FORTY-NINERS
T O M M Y CARRINGER T & I Club.
KENNETH CARTER T & I Club 3,4.
PEGGY CATE C hoir 3 ; Homeroom Program C om m ittee 1,2; Properties S taff "S lice It T h in " 3; Dramatics 3; A nnual C irculation S taff 4; Beta Club 4; Photography Club 4.
EUGENE CAUGHRON
BETTY CONDRY
NORRIS L. COUNTS Photography C lub 4 ; A nnual C irculation S taff 4 ; Chess Club 4 ; President Stamp Club 4; Library C lub 4 ; Football Usher 4.
MILDRED DUNLAP Homeroom Program Com m ittee 3; C hoir 4; RED A N D BLACK Editorial Page E ditor 4; Annual C irculation S taff 4.
FAYE FOX Sevier C ounty H igh 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1,2; T & I C lub 4.
THE FORTY-NINERS BONNIE JO GAMBLE Homeroom Secretary 1; Program Committee 2,3; Home Economics Club 1; RED A N D BLACK S taff; Annual C irculation S taff 4.
W A N D A GARNER
BILLY GIBSON Choir 3,4; Homeroom Secretary 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 4 ; Student Coun cil 2; Band Manager 4; Photography Club President 4; Annual Business Staff 4.
M ELVIN GILES "S lice It T h in " cast 3; Beta Club 3 ,4 ; Photo graphy Club 4; Stamp Club 4 ; Annual Editorial Staff 4 ; Thespian Club 4.
JOHN GREENE Band 1,2,3, President 4, Drum M ajor 4; Beta C lub 3,4 Choir 1; "S lice It T h in " cast 3; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Stamp Club 4 ; East Tennessee Band C linic 3,4; All-State Band 3; Thespian Club 4
ROMEO F. GREENE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; V arsity Club 3 ,4 ; Choir 4 ; Homeroom Treas urer 3. DICK GRIGGS Homeroom Secretary 1, President 3; Choir 1, 3, Secretary 4; E.T.E.A Choir 4 ; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; RED A N D BLACK Staff 4; A ll-C ounty First Team 4; Concert Band 4; All-East Tennessee Honor able M ention 4. FLOYD H A M ILTO N Homeroom Vice-President 2, Program Chair man 3; C hoir 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Chess Club 4
THE FORTY-NINERS CHARLES HOW ARD HELTON Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-Presi dent 3; Class President 2; Program C om m it tee 3; Football 1, 2; Baseball 2 ,3 ,4 ; V arsity Club 3, 4; Choir 1,3.
BOB HITCH Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4 ; V arsity C lub 3, Vice-President 4; Homeroom Vice-President 2; C hoir 2,3.
M A R Y RUTH HUGHES C hoir 2 ,3 ; Home Economics Club 2,3; Home room Program C om m ittee3; A nnual C ircula tion Staff 4; Library Club 4.
ROBERT C. JOBE Bradley H igh School 1,2; Class Vice-President 1; Homeroom President 2; Dramatics 1,2; Pep C lub 1,2; Class Secretary 3 ; C hoir 4.
PATSY KEEBLE Home Economics C lub 1,2,3; Debate 4 ; C hoir 3,4; M aryville-A lcoa Junior M usic C lub 1,2; Dramatics 3; Homeroom Vice-President 2, Secretary 3; Annual C irculation Staff 4 ; His tory Club 3; Beauty Queen 1,2; Drum M a jo r ette 2; Regional Tournam ent Trophy Bearer 1; Photography Club 4 ; Library Club 4.
RUTH KELSO T & I Club
JACK M . KENY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2 ,3 ,4 ; Baseball 2,3 ,4 ; V arsity Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Thespian Club 3,4; C hoir 1,3; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4 ; Stage M anager "S lice It T h in " 3.
HAROLD G. KING Football 1,2,3,4; C hoir 1,3; Class President 4 ; V arsity Club 3,4; Student Council Presi dent 4 ; Assistant Business M anager "S lice It T h in " 3; Business Manager A nnual 4; Bas ketball 3,4; Thespian Club 4; A ll-E ast T en nessee Honorable M e ntio n 4.
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THE FORTY-NINERS
BARBARA LAMBERT Cassville H igh, Cartersville, Ga. 3; Home Eco nomics Club 2, 4, Treasurer 4 ; C hoir 2 ; Photo graphy Club 4 ; Library Club 4.
M A R Y L IN LAMBERT Home Economics Club 2 ,3 ,4 ; Photography Club 4 ; Library C lub President 4.
MARIE LANE Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; C hoir 3; L i brarian 4; Library Club 4 ; Photography Club 4; M aryville-A lcoa Junior M usic Club 1,2,3,4.
ALLEN LEATHERWOOD Football 3 ,4 ; C hoir 2,3; E.T.E.A C hoir 3; RED A N D BLACK Homeroom Reporter 3.
JO A NNE LEE Band M ajorette 2 ,3 ,4 ; C hoir 1,2,3,4; Home room Program C om m ittee 3, Chairman 1, Sec retary 2; Home Economics Club 1,2; Maryville-A lcoa Junior Music Club 1,2,3,4; E.T. E.A. Choir 4; Band Festival 3; A nnual C ircula tion Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Photography Club Secretary 4.
JUNE LEE
DOUGLASS A. LESSER Bloom field H igh School, Bloom field New Jer sey 1,2; Annual C irculation Staff 4 ; Stamp Club 4.
GEORGE N . LONG Band 1,2; Football
1,2,3,4;
Baseball 3,4.
THE FORTY-NINERS
JUNE M A R T IN T & I Club, Reporter 4.
STANLEY McALILEY Basketball 3,4; Tennis 3; Beseball 4.
m . M cC l e l l a n d Beta Club 3, Vice-President 4; Band 1,2,3; Forensic League 3,4; Thespian Club 4 ; Chess Club 4; "S lice It T h in " Cast 3. frank
D AVID McCROSKEY Football 1,3,4; V arsity Club 4 ; Thespian Club 4; Class Secretary 4 ; A nnual Editorial Staff 4.
BARBARA McCULLEY Homeroom President 1, Program Chairman 2, Vice-President 4, RED A N D BLACK Reporter 4; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; Thespian 3,4; Beta Club 3 ,4 ; Home Econ omics Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Photography Club 4; C hoir 1,2,4; Library Club Secretary 4 ; M aryville-A lcoa Junior M usic C lub 4; "Grapes fo r D in n e r" Cast 3; "S lice it T h in " Cast 3.
FATE MILLER Homeroom President 1,3; Program Chairman 2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; C hoir 1,2,3; A ll State C hoir 3; E.T.E.A. C hoir 3; M ost Popular Boy 2.
CHARLES D. MILLER Football 3; Annual C irculation S ta ff 4; Photo graphy C lub 4 ; C hoir 4; Tennis 4.
BARBARA JEAN MOORE Home Economics Club 1; Homeroom Presi dent 1; Program Chairman 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; "S lice it T h in " P ublicity Com m ittee 3; A nnual Business S taff 4.
THE FORTY-NINERS
OTIS MORGAN Homeroom Treasurer 1; Football 2,3,4; V ar足 sity Club 4 ; Baseball 4 ; All-East Tennessee Honorable M ention 4.
CHARLES T . ODOM Friendsville H igh 1,2; Concert Band 4.
BARBARA PAINE Home Economics Club 1; Homeroom V icePresident 3, President 4 ; Beta Club 3, Treas足 urer 4 ; C hoir 3 ,4 ; Student Council Vice-Pres足 ident 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Property Staff "S lice It T h in " 3 ; M aryville-A lcoa Junior M usic Club 1,2, Corresponding Secretary 3, Program Chairman 4.
BARBARA JO PHELPS C hoir 1,2, Librarian 3 ,4 ; E.T.E.A. C hoir 3,4; Cheerleader 2 ,3 ,4 ; Thespian Club 3 ,4 ; Dra足 matics 3,4; "S lice It T h in " Cast 3 ; Beta Club 4 ; Home Room Program Chairman 4; Annual Business S taff 4 ; RED A N D BLACK Staff 4.
PHYLLIS PICKEL W ittie s t G irl 1; Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 1; Choir 1,2, Librarian 3; A ll-S tate C hoir 3 ; Home Economics Club 2,3; President 4; Library C lub 4 ; Thespian Club 4 ; A rts and C ra ft Club 4; RED A N D BLACK S taff 4.
RAY E. POTTER T & I Club 4.
RUBY PURKEY
GEORGE MYERS ROBERTS Band 2 ,3 ,4 ; Tennis 3 ,4 ; "Slice It T h in " Cast 3 ; Thespian Club 4; RED A N D BLACK S taff 4.
THE FORTY-NINERS HERSCHEL ROGERS Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1, Program C om m ittee 2; Football 1; Choir 3, Librarian 4 ; E.T.E.A. C hoir 3.
BILL ROSS
N A N C Y J. RUSSELL Home Economics Club 2,3; C hoir 3; M a jo r ette 2; T & I Club Treasurer 4.
CLARENCE SHEPARD Football 2 ,3 ,4 ; Basketball 2 ,3 ,4 ; Baseball 2, 3 ,4 ; C hoir 2 ,3 ; V arsity Club 2,3, President 4 ; A ll-C o u n ty First Team 4; All-East Tennes see T h ird Team 4.
BARBARA SIPE Home Economics C lub 2 ,3 ,4 ; C hoir 1,3; Homeroom E ntertainm ent C om m ittee 3 ; A n nual C irculation S taff 4; Photography C lub 4; Library C lub 4 ; A c tiv itie s C om m ittee 4.
IRENE SM ITH Harrim an H igh School 1; Homeroom Secre tary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4 ; Class V icePresident 2, Treasurer 3; H igh School Day 2; Basketball 2 ; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 2; Student Council 3 ; C hoir 3, President 4; Dramatics 3 ,4 ; Thespian Club 3,4; "S lice It T h in " Cast 3; Beta C lub 3 ,4 ; Editor o f An nual 4 ; Band Sponsor 4 ; Home Economics C lub 4 ; Choral Ensemble 3.
SHIRLIE SPEARS Everett H igh 1,2; Anderson College Prep Dept. 3 ; C hoir 4 ; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 4; Homeroom Secretary 4 ; Stamp Club 4, Secre tary 4 ; Photography C lub 4.
ED SPARKS Lanier H igh School 1; Baseball 2 ,3 ,4 ; Foot ball 2 ,3 ,4 ; V arsity C lub 2,3 ,4 ; RED A N D BLACK S taff 4.
THE FORTY-NINERS KATHERINE STEPP Beta Club 3,4; History Club 1; Home Econ足 omics Club 1; Thespian Club President 4; Photography Club 4; M aryville-Alcoa Junior Music Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1, Librarian 3,4, Soloist 4; Dramatics 3; "Slice It T h in " Cast 3; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Vice President 4; Annual Business Staff 4; E.T.E.A. Choir 4; D istrict President o f Junior Music Clubs 4. MARGARET IRENE TALLENT Sevier County H igh School 1; Townsend High School 2; Home Economics Club 1,2; T & I Club 3, Secretary 4, Program Chairman 4, Scrapbook Committee 4. ROSE TAYLOR Choir 1; Dramatics 3; M aryville-Alcoa Junior M usic Club 2 ,3 ,4 ; Photography Club 4; Li足 brary Club 4. LYOREN TEFFETELLER RED A N D BLACK Staff 3; Annual Circulation S taff 4. GARLAND TINKER T & I Club 4. JAMES E. TURNER T & I Club 4. Choir 1,2,3. JANICE VESSER Central H igh School, Knoxville 1; Choir 2 ,3 ,4 ; Home Economics Club 2 ,3 ,4 ; Annual C ircula足 tion S taff 4. CHARLES WALKER Friendsville H igh School 1,2; Class President 1, M ost Popular Boy 1; Homeroom President 1; Class Vice-President 2; Homeroom Pres足 ident 2; Basketball Manager 1,2; Varsity Club
2.
THE FORTY-NINERS JEAN WALKER Library Assistant 1,; Homeroom President 2, Reporter 4 ; Ghoir 3, Librarian 1,2, Student Accompanist 4, Treasurer 4; A ll-S tate Choir 2; E.T.E.A. C hoir 3,4; M aryville-A lcoa Junior M usic Club Parliamentarian 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; "S lice It T h in " Cast 3; Chapel Program C om m ittee 3; Beta Club Secretary 3,4; Annual Editorial S taff 4; Thespian Club 4 ; V olunteer G irls' State 3. DICK WALLACE Class Vice-President 3; Homeroom Vice-Presi dent 3; C hoir 2 ,3 ; E.T.E.A. C hoir 3; Football 1,2,3, Captain 4 ; V arsity C lub 2 ,3 ,4 ; Basket ball 1,2,3.4; Annual Business S taff 4; RED A N D BLACK S taff 3; Stage M anager "Slice It T h in " 3; Thespian C lub 3,4. IVEN WHEELER Class President 3; Football 1,2,3,4; C hoir 2, President 3; Homeroom President 3; V arsity Club 4; Annual Business S taff 4; A ll-S tate C hoir 3. D A V ID W H IT E Everett H igh School 1; T & I C lub 4 ; Football 2, 3. BILLIE W H ITEH EAD Home Economics' Club 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; T & I C lub 4. EDW IN W IL L IA M S C hoir 1,2,3, Librarian 4 ; Football V arsity C lub 4 ; Bass Soloist 4.
1,2,3,4;
MARGARET D O N N A WILLS M aryville-A lcoa Ju n io r M usic C lub 1,4; Pro gram Com m ittee 2, P u b licity Chairm an 3; Home Economics C lub 1,2; H istory C lub 2; Dramatics 3; "S lice it T h in " Cast 3 ; Thespian Club 4; C hoir 1,4; Vocal Ensemble 3 ; A llState C hoir 3; Photography C lub 4 ; Annual C irculation S taff 4. M A R IO N FRANCES W R IG H T Thomas Jefferson H igh School, Tampa, Fla., 1,2,3; A nnual C irculation S taff 4; Photo graphy C lub 4 , C hoir 4.
N O RM AN YOUNG Football 1, M anager 2 ,3,4; Baseball 3; Basket ball Manager 2,3,4; A nnual Business S ta ff 4; E.T.E.A C hoir 3; RED A N D BLACK S taff 2, Sports Page Editor 3; "S lice It T h in " Cast 3; Thespian C lub 3,4; Vice-President 4; C hoir 2,3; V arsity C lub 2,3 ,4 ; Homeroom President 1,3, Vice-President 2.
T H O M A S M IL L A R D CARRINGER
IN
M E M O R Y
OF
Tom m y, o u r classmate, who died January 2 1 ,1 9 4 9 in N ashville, Tennessee
JUNIOR
CLASS
LEFT TO RIGHT:
OFFICERS
Hamilton Traylor, Bob McClelland, Germaine Millsaps, Helen Drinnen.
President .................................................................. Bob M cClelland Vice-President S ecretary Treasurer ...........................................................
Helen Drinnen Germaine Millsaps Ham ilton Traylor
J UNI OR
M A R T H A JANE ABBOTT
E D W IN ALLEN
EVELYN AMBRISTER
JO H N B. ANDERSO N
LAW RENCE BEAVER
C HA R LO TTE BEECH
CHARLES BLACKBURN
EARLENE BLANKENBECKLER
LAW RENCE BLANKENBECKLER
CARL BORING
R O W E N A B RIG HT
D O N A L D BROOKSHIRE
V IV IA N
BROW N
BOB B U C H A N A N
DORIS JUNE B UN CH
CLASS
HELEN BURCHFIELD
KATHRYN
BURCHFIELD
C Y N T H IA CAM PBELL
BETTY C A U G H R O N
M A R Y A N N C H A N D LE R
JA N E C LABO UG H
J IM M Y
COOK
D IC K E Y C O X
ELIZA B ETH C U T S H A W
BETTY DORSEY
HELEN D R IN N E N
KENNETH DUGGAN
M A R S H A L L E N G LA N D
F R A N K GARREN
EVA JO GIBSON
J UNI OR
B U D D Y GILBERT
CORENE G R A N T H A M
B A R B A R A JU N E GREGORY
E LINO R GRUBB
BETTY JO H A TC H E R
C L IN T O N
HAYES
O L IN
H E A D R IC K
ALM A
H E A TO N
B A R B A R A SUE HENDERSON
DO N H IL L
JEANETTE KELLER
JERRY K IN G
DO R O TH Y K IR K L A N D
V IR G IN IA LAM BE R T
BOBBY LA W S O N
CLASS
ANN
LEE
KILGORE LEQUIRE
JU N E LO N G
JA C K LO W E
E D W A R D M A N IS
W R IG H T M A R A N V IL L E
bob
M cC l e l l a n d
HELEN M cC O Y
GEORGE M c M IL L A N
JOE M C M U R R A Y
G A Y N E L L M IL L E R
G E R M A IN E M ILLS A P S
JO Y M ILLS A P S
J A N E M IN T O N
DON MONROE
J UNI OR
ELDON MOORE
A N IT A M O N T G O M E R Y
D W IG H T M URRELL
JACKIE MYERS
LOIS PAUL
BOB PHELPS
JU N E PIERCE
G. L. POTTER
JACK POWERS
LU LA PURKEY
T R U L A PURKEY
BOBBIE JEAN RAULSTON
FRED RAULSTON
A N N E RICE
JACQ UELINE SPARKS
CLASS
JERRY TEDFORD
G LE N N T IN K E R
H A M IL T O N T R A Y L O R
BOB W A L L A C E
B ILLY W A T T S
SUSIE W E A G LE Y
C L IN T O N W H IT E H E A D
BETTY W IL B U R N
B IL L Y W IL L IA M S
J U L IA N W IL L IA M S
B ILL Y Y O U N G
N O T P IC TU R E D
J IM M Y
A N D ER SO N
KENNETH M O RG AN
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary Dottie Rueter, Treasurer Allan Queener, Vice President Andy Jones, President Al Brinkley.
FRESHMAN OFFICERS BOTTOM TO TOP: Secretary Doris Easterday, Treasurer Charles Millsaps, —"
Vice-President Bobby Bird, President Billy Crowder.
CLASS
OF
‘ 51
MRS. BADGETT'S H O M E R O O M LEFT TO R IG H T; FIRST ROW : Lynn Counts, J im m y Cowan, Lloyd Burns, G eorgia C a rro ll, A n n C la rk, M rs. M a rtin Badgett, J im m y C ulp, Patsy Cate; SECOND ROW : B etty A le xa n d e r, C arolyn C raw ford, Dora A m m ons, Erma Lois Bivens, Doris Brooks, June A lle n , B illy E thridge, S hirley A xle y, Charles Bel cher, H a rry C aldw ell, A ! C aldw ell.
B rin kle y, Evelyn A lle n .
N O T PICTURED:
Edna
M R . RENFRO'S H O M E R O O M LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST ROW : T o m m y Lam bert, David Lewis; SECOND ROW : N ancy D unn, R obert Lee, B etty C urrens, T o m m y Fagg, Claude G ardner, A n d y Jones, P hyllis Fonde; T H IR D ROW : C ecil H atcher, B illy Gam ble, Leroy H enry, LaV erne G arner, B illy M ille r, W ilm a G am ble; FO URTH ROW : B etty H ale, Regina H ill;
FIFTH RO W : James Renfro, B illy H a m m o n tree , Rudy
H aw kins, T ro y Lawson, Randy H aw kins.
N O T PICTURED: Jeanne H ancox,
C a ro lyn H ancox, C e d ith Flynn, Joan Davis, Jane D aggett.
C L A S S
OF
‘ 51
MISS H A D D O X 'S H O M E R O O M LEFT TO R IG H T; FIRST ROW : Reneau, V irg in ia
R uth O rr, P atricia Lyon, Patsy Powers, H elen
M c A lile y ; SECOND ROW :
Ben M y n a tt,
David M o rto n ,
M iss T ro y Haddox, Joe O lin , C arolyn Isbell; T H IR D ROW : Bobby M iz e , A lla n Q ueener, Eddie M o n tg o m e ry, W anda Sue K irk la n d , Sherrod Patterson, B etty M y n a tt; FO URTH ROW : T. R. Rhea, B etty Jo Pierce, Jean Hughes, Charles Presley, R. L. M e rritt.
N O T PICTURED: Jane T e rre ll Lowe, James M o n t
gom ery, James M o rg a n , Jack P ainter, B illy Pearson.
M R . STEW ART'S H O M E R O O M LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : James W a tts, Elmo S m ith, Jim m y Lee Rus sell, James Shields, Dale Ross;
SECOND ROW : Frank Vesser, B etty W atson,
O livia V aw te r, D o ttie Rueter, W anda W a lk e r, N ancy T e d fo rd , Don S ingleton; T H IR D ROW : W a ylo n W h ite , M a u re en S m ith, Patsy S hirley, Sue W illia m s , Jack Sharp;
FO U R TH RO W : C. H. S terlin g, Pat W a g ne r, A rn o ld Shell, M a ry
A n n Thom pson, M a c k Sharp, L illia n V a le n tin e , C hester S te rlin g , M a ry Frances Sims, J. P. Stewart.
C L A S S
OF
‘ 52
MRS. RENFRO'S H O M E R O O M LEFT TO R IG H T; FIRST ROW : C h a rlo tte Cupp, Sandra Davis, Juanita Brad ley, Frankie Dodson, Barbara A n n C aylor; SECOND ROW : Jenny Lee A tchley, Bobbie Bird, Selina Ashw ander, Jo A n n Burns, Doris Easterday; T H IR D ROW : Jack A b b o tt, Ronald Dale, Bonnie C rabtree, W ayne Costner, Jimmy C um m ings, Ethel Caughron, Eddy C arrigan, B etty C aughron, Bruce Gamer, M rs. James Renfro, John D ris k ill;
S T A N D IN G : Buddy Byrd, Don Alien,
Sam C arter, B illy Crowder, M org a n Biggs, B ill Bridges, Tom m y Bernard, Dayton B u rch fie ld , Benny Cate, H o yt Davis. Bowman.
N O T PICTURED:
Barbara
M|SS REED'S H O M E R O O M LEFT T O R IG H T; FIRST ROW : Bobby Harper, Jim my Harris, Charles Head rick, Harry Helton, Bobby Henry; SECOND ROW: Raymond H ill, Billy How ell, Alexander Innes, Jerry Kerr, M ildred Emert, W in n ie English; T H IR D ROW: Gaynell Farmer, Bobbie Franklin, Shirley Gamble,
W ilm a Gardner,
Juanita Gredig; FO U R TH ROW: Betty H unter, M ary Rose Kidd, Edna M ay Hicks; S T A N D IN G : M argaret Fann, Betty Holt, Louise Holcomb, Jacqueline Griggs, Ronald Hannah, Paul Harbison, Eugene Green, Pat Flynn, James Fann, Lawrence Edmondson, J. D. Hicks, Miss Dorothy Reed.
C L A S S
OF
‘ 52
MRS. WEBB'S H O M E R O O M LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST ROW : N orm a L illa rd , Teresa Leonard, Mabel M c K inney, John Em ert Lane; SECOND ROW : Joyce M ille r, Bobby M ille r, Ben nie M ille r, B etty Jane M e r r itt; T H IR D ROW : Im ogene Patterson, M a rle n e Paine, Bob Nance, Charles M o rto n , G len L am be rt; FO URTH ROW : Charles M illsaps, Bobby M itc h e ll, Frank M o n tg o m e ry, Bobby M atthew s; S T A N D IN G : B etty Lam bert, M rs. Leslie W ebb, Charles Lam b, W anda Jo K irk la n d , Johnny K ing.
N O T PICTURED: Ina Lav/, D o ro thy Patton, B etty P otter, Don King.
M R . RIC H 'S H O M E R O O M LEFT TO R IG H T; FIRST ROW : J im m y Sipe, Ross Swany, Kennis W h ite h e a d , M a x P otter, Joe Penland, John T ru n d le , V an n ie T ra ylo r, Lynn P otter, W illia m W e b b, Charles W ils o n
SECOND
ROW :
, B illy Rowland, Jim m y S tu r
geon, T o m m y R andolph, Donald Rhyne, Jackie S im erly, Roy Roberts, Frank S m ith, Bobby Purkey, Charles R obinette, M a rie T a lle n t, Dolores Rhyan, B etty Jean W illia m s , B etty A n n S m ith, W anda S ulliva n; T H IR D ROW : W illia m Rich, K a th ryn W e lls, M a ria n n e Sanders, Jeannie Y oungblood. N O T P IC TU R ED: Lorene Robinson, M a ry A n n e S im erly, Fred W a ld ro p , Je rry Stevens.
E IG H TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO R IG H T: V ice -P re side n t Eugene Boring, President Bobby M cC am m on, Secretary T e rry A n n e Long, R eporter David Ramsey, T reasurer Gene Lam bert.
MRS. C U N N IN G H A M 'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: David Ramsey, Richard Powers, Gene McConnell, Harvell Parks; SECOND ROW: Barbara Rapier, Shirley Ridings, M ary Katherine Sharp, Frances Millsaps, M alloy Isbell; TH IR D ROW: Betty Ray, V io let W etm ore, M ary Sweet, W ilm a M orton, Bobby V a n d e rg riff, Mrs.- Ben Cunningham; FOURTH ROW: Lester W rig h t, Charles M unch, B illy Thomas, Holmes Semken, Ted W ilson, Paul Pass, Buddy W hite, George Sample. NOT PICTURED: Helen Long, Teddy McClure, Jake Queener, Eugene Weaver.
MR. GREENE'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Bobby Anderson, A lle n Ferguson, John Fenton, Donald Daggett, Eugene Boring; SECOND ROW: M ary Jean Bradley, Shirley Cupp, B illie Beaty, Louise Blue, John Anderson, Kenneth Carpenter, Eugene Claybough, Kenneth Brown; T H IR D ROW: Sara Cox, Peggy Frances, Frances D itto, Fred Condry, Charles C arroll, Halen Davis, A lice Blackburn, Wanda Boring; STAN DING : Ben Greene. N O T PICTURED: Joe Carroll.
MRS. STEWART'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Terry A nn Long, Glen V ale n tin e ; Foster, Barbara Dorn, Bobby McCammon; T H IR D
SECOND
ROW:
V irg in ia
M arshall,
Lorraine
R O W : Gene Lambert, Joyce Lowe, Nancy Fonde, Peggy
Everett, Patsy M cC ulley; FOURTH ROW: David H air. Helen Freeman, Ralph Lee, Fletcher Lowe, M . C. M c Carter; FIFTH ROW: Bobby Lynch, A lle n King, Jerry H unter, Kenneth Hudson, Eugene Hatcher, Richard Hancox, Mrs. J. P. Stewart, B illy H utton.
SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS
LEFT TO R IG HT: Secretary B etty Long, P resident
M a ry
N e lle
A nderson,
V ice-P resident
Carol A nn e Proaps.
Wm
MISS AMBRISTER'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Betty Green, Betty Long, Thomas McCarter, Carol Jensen, Geraldine Hackworth; SECOND ROW: B illy H uffstetler, Neubert Jackson, M arjorie Harless, Betty Jo Ogle, L illian Gentry, W ild a Ann Hyde, Jeanette Harbison, Jean McCoy, Sue Jackson; T H IR D ROW: David Lewis, Tommy Innes, Alm a Halcomb, Charles Lewis, Hollis M orton, Sam Jackson, Ray Lee, Charles M orton, Jerry Lambert; FOURTH ROW: Bonnie H itch, Betty Joyce Hughes, Fredia Hollingshead, DeWayne Hyde, Tom Jackson, Hoyle Madison, Neal Kidd; STANDING: Earlene Gentry, Miss Evelyn Am brister, N O T PICTURED: Douglas Greene, Harold Hutsell, Lee Hyder, Ellen Ann Judkins.
MRS. ROBINSON'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: B ill Sutton, Edwin W atts, M axine Sweet; SECOND ROW: Anne Sullivan, Junior Roberts, B illy Roy, Dan Rapier, M argaret Sm ith, T H IR D ROW: Larry Y ork, Graham O lin, Robert W h ite , A lberta Poe, Lynn Shasteen, B illy Jo T in ke r, Norma Smith, M arlene Reagan; FOURTH ROW: Lynn Y ork, Elwood W est, Betty Lou W hitehead, Barbara Thrower, Barbara M yn a tt, B illy M yn a tt, Betty Sue M cClure, Shirley Thompson, Nana Newberry, Robert T raylor, FIFTH ROW: S TAN DING : Perry Paine, Jane M ook, Anne Ridings, Faye M ontgom ery, Mrs. R. M . Robinson. N O T PICTURED: Aloha Thompson, John Robinson, Carol A nn Proaps, Buddy S tinnett.
M R. W H ITE'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Shirley Dodson, Earline Ammons, Barbara Counts, Irene Gamble, Gayle Costner, Dianne Foster; SECOND ROW: Ira Headrick, Elizabeth Fuller, M ary Jane Fagg, Freeda Colvin, M ary Nelle A nder son, Betty Jane Edmondson, M ary Earle Anderson, Robert Heaton, Eddie Badgett; T H IR D
ROW:
Don Colvin,
Earnest Blankenship, Gene Davis, Levi Brock, Jackie C arroll, Bobby G ilbert, Don Gordon; FOURTH ROW: M arion Carter, Edward Briggs, Kenneth Campbell, Kenneth Bevins, DeLois Brewer; S TAN DING : Donny Howard, M argaret D itto, Jack Harris, J. P. Hickm an, M e lvin W h ite .
LEFT TO RIGHT; SEATED: Secretary Anne Rice, Bobby McCammon, Betty W atson, President Harold King, VicePresident Barbara Paine, Eugene Boring, Principal C. D. C urtis; STAN DING : Barbara Bowman, H am ilton T ray lor, David M orton, B illy H u ffste tle r, Charles Lamb. N O T PICTURED: Betty Long. Formed in 1946 by Principal C. D. Curtis, the Student Council has become a vita l part in the fu nctioning o f M aryville H igh School. Selected fo r character, leadership a b ility , and scholastic standing, the members o f this Council present the feelings and ideas o f the student body to the adm inistration. Each year the Council has undertaken more and more tasks concerning the management o f those phases o f the school d irectly concerned w ith pupils.
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B E T A
C L U B
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: George M c M illa n , Bob M cC lelland, Jim m y Cook, H am ilton Traylor, Frank M cLelland, M e lvin Giles, Marshall England, John Greene, Bill
Caldwell,
Betty
Condry,
Irene Smith,
W illia m
B.
Rich; SECOND ROW: Carol Carpenter, Lorene Bean, Helen Drinnen, Joy Millsaps, Anne Rice, Germaine Millsaps, Katherine Stepp, Barbara Phelps, C harlotte Beech, Barbara Paine, Peggy Cate, Barbara Moore. Helen McCoy, Jean W alker, Barbara M cCulley.
W ith the purposes o f encouraging e ffo rt, p ro m o tin g character, s tim u la t ing achievem ent, c u ltiv a tin g leadership q ua litie s, and rew arding m e rits, the c h ap ter o f the N a tio na l H onorary Beta C lu b was organized a t M a ry v ille H ig h School in 1937. E lig ib le fo r m em bership are those ju n io rs and seniors having a m in im u m scholastic average o f n in e ty and show ing h ig h civ ic standards. M em bers m ust be approved by the fa cu lty.
T H E S P I A N
CLUB
LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M elvin Giles, Harold K in g , Frank M cC lelland, Katherine Stepp, Norman Young, Jack Keny, David McCroskey; SECOND ROW: John Greene, B ill Caldwell, H am ilton Traylor, Bobby Badgett, Mrs. M a rtin Badgett, Donna W ills , Irene Sm ith, Jean W alker, Barbara Phelps, Barbara M cC ulley, George Roberts, D ick W allace.
Students in the National Thespian Society became members because of th e ir outstanding contributions to school dramatics. Eligibility is determined by participation, either as actors or managers, in at least one three-act play or its equivalent in shorter productions.
THE
MARYVILLE
HI
BAND
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Ruth Orr, Jo Anne Lee, Bobbie Bird; SECOND ROW: John Greene, Patricia Lyon, Betty Watson, Dorothy Rueter, Erma Bivens, Marlene Paine, Joyce Law, Anne Sullivan, Wanda K irkland, A lice Blackburn, Irene Smith; TH IR D ROW: Robert M ize, Sue W eagly, Doris Brooks, Olivia Vawter, V irginia M arshall, Nancy Fonde, M ary Sharp, M ary Rose Kidd, Helen Burchfield, Barbara June Gregory, J. M arvin Lindley; FOURTH ROW: Pat Flynn, B ill Gibson, Jim m y Culp, Jim m y Cowan, Phyllis Fonde, James Shields, Eddie Montgomery, Fioyd H am ilton, George Myers Roberts, Anne Rice, Barbara Henderson, M ary A nn Thompson;
FIFTH ROW:
Kathryn B urchfield, Bobby G ilbert, Charles Blackburn, John Anderson, Jerry Kerr, John Emert Lane, Sammy Carter Helen Drinnen, Frank Vesser, Buddy Byrd, Bobby Harper; Jo h n n y King, David H air; SIXTH ROW: Jerry Tedford, Paul Harbison, Bob Buchanan, B ill Howell, Joe O lin, Kilgore LeQuire, Bobby Nance, Morgan Biggs, Ted W ilson, Joe Penland, Lloyd Burns, David Ramsey
Among the longest-established activities offered to junior and senior high school students at M aryville is the band. This organization functions as a marching band during the football season and as a concert unit at other times.
MAJORETTES LEFT T O R IG H T: Bobbie Bird, Jo A nne Lee, Ruth Orr.
Drum M a jo r John Greene Band Sponsor Irene Smith
B A N D BOARD LEFT TO R IG H T; FIRST ROW: Ruth Orr, John Greene; SECÂ O N D ROW :
George Roberts,
Kilgore LeQuire, Helen Drinnen, Lloyd Burns, Olivia Vawter, Dottie Rueter.
J O U R N A L I S M
CLASS
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Anne Rice, Helen D rinnen, George Roberts, Bobby Badgett, Phyllis Pickel, Ed Sparks, John Anderson, D ick Griggs; SECOND ROW: M ildred
Dunlap,
Shirlie Spears, Barbara Phelps,
Gamble, Carol Carpenter, Bobbie Jean Raulston, Don H ill, Jim m y Anderson.
First organized in 1947 as a class to succeed the Newspaper Club of volunteer journalism, the journalism class publishes the school newspaper, THE RED A N D BLACK as a working project in the study of news writing. Com posing the s ta ff are class members and reporters elected by each home room.
Bonnie
HOME
EC O N O M IC S
CLASS
LEFT TO RJGHT; FIRST ROW: Selena Ashwander, Jo A nn Burns, Barbara Sue Henderson, Jacqueline Sparks, Germaine Millsaps, Jean Hughes, Phyllis Pickel, Barbara Lambert, Norma L illard, Barbara M cC ulley, Dora A m  mons, Betty Jo Pierce; SECOND ROW: M arianne Sanders, Vannie Traylor, Lois Paul, Elizabeth Cutshaw, M arie T allent, Ethel Caughron, M ary A tchley, Patsy Keeble, M arie Lane, Barbara Sipe, Anna Sue W illia m s; T H IR D ROW: Sandra Davis, Jeannie Youngblood, Betty Jane M e rritt, Bobbie Purkey, Betty A nn Smith, Evelyn A llen , Carolyn Crawford, Janice Vesser, Barbara Phelps, Irene Sm ith, Kathryn W ells; FOURTH ROW: Lula Purkey, Jacqueline Griggs, Barbara Bowman, W anda Jo K irkland, LaVerne Garner, Betty M ynatt, Mary Rose Kidd, M arylin Lambert, M ary A nn Simerly, Ina Law; FIFTH ROW: D orothy K irkland, June Pierce, Helen Burchfield, Charlotte Beech, Doris Bunch, Shirley A xley, A n n C lark, Patsy Cate, Pat W agner, Doris Brooks, M arlene Paine, Betty Lambert; SIXTH ROW: Charlotte Cupp, Betty H unter, Burnice Farmer, Juanita Bradley, Betty Sue Alexander, Georgia A nn C arroll, Frankie Dodson, Betty Caughron, B etty Jean W illiam s, T rula Purkey, Wanda Sullivan.
Organized in 1941, the M aryville Chapter of the National Future Hom e makers of America group has a m ultiple purpose in combining: promotion of a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking, emphasis of the importance of worthy home membership, encouragement of democracy in home and community life, promotion of international good will and further interest in home economics. This.club is open to any high school girl taking or interested in the field of home economics.
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: June Long, Barbara Paine, Georgia A nn Carroll, Betty H unter, Barbara Bowman, Patsy Keeble, Nancy Tedford, Dora Ammons, Shirlie Spsars, Jean Hancox; SECOND ROW: Jeannie Youngblood, Donna W ills, M ildred Dunlap, Jean W alker, M arie Lane, Wanda Garner, Earlene Blankenbeckler, Wanda W alker, Anita Montgomery, Betty W illiam s; THIRD ROW: Jane Clabough, Jo Anne Lee, Juanita Bradley, Betty Jo Pierce, Betty Alexander, Charlotte Beech, Betty W ilbu rn , Miss Garnet Manges; FOURTH ROW: Barbara M cCulley, Selena Ashwander, Jo Ann Burns, W innie English, Maureen Smith, Katherine Stepp, Irene Smith, Barbara Jo Phelps, Elinor Grubb; FIFTH ROW: June Pierce, Janice Vesser, Jean Hughes Marian W rig h t, Martha A bbott, Kathryn Burchfield, Patsy Shirley, J. M arvin Lindley; SIXTH ROW: B illy Young, Edwin W illiam s, Frank Smith, Olin Head rick, Harry Caldwell, Charles M iller, Herschel Rogers, Bobby Jobe, Romeo Green, Eldon Moore; SEVENTH ROW: Buddy Gilbert, Dick Griggs, Frank Garren, Don H ill, Tom m y Baugh, Bobby Badgett, Benny M ille r, Joe M cMurrav. Don Kinn:E|C|-iyi-| ROW* Dnn ^innlptnn R illw f^iKcr>r> i a, L in —Cn ri l ---------------------------
THE LEFT T O
MARYVILLE
R IG H T:
HI
CHOIR
Librarians Barbara
Paine, M arie Lane, Treasurer Jean W a l ker, Librarians Barbara Phelps, Herschel Rogers, Tom m y Baugh, President Irene Smith, Librarian Katherine Stepp. Under the direction o f J. M arvin Lindley, the M aryville High Choir is a widely known organization,
which
has
gained recognition during state and sec tional music competitions. Each year it participates in a joint band-choir concert for the patrons of M aryville, and performs at local civic affairs.
Ah K
DIRECTO R J. M A R V IN L IN D L E Y
_g
"FES"
TRADE
AND
INDUSTRY
LEFT TO RIGHT: June M a rtin , Faye Fox, Nancy Russell, Garland T inker, Fred Raulston, Margaret Tallent, Ray Potter, Carl Boring, B illie W hitehead, Ruth Kelso, David W hite, Edward Manis, Bob Phelps, Keneth Carter, Jim m y Turner, Eugene Caughron, Tom m y Carringer, C linton Hayes, J. P. Stewart, J. R. M cA liley.
Only those juniors and seniors who are enrolled in the Diversified Occu pations program are eligible for membership in the M aryville Chapter o f the National Trade and Industry group. Meetings furnish wholesome social and recreational activities for its members. An annual spring event is a banquet given by the boys and girls to their employers. Money raised by running refreshment booths at the football and basket ball games helps to defray the club's expenses.
CLUB
STAMP
CLUB
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Kilgore LeQuire, M elvin Giles, Eddie Badgett, Harry Caldwell, N orris Counts; SECOND ROW: Holmes Semken, A lle n King, Lloyd Burns, Lynn Counts, Bobby Nance, Sammy Carter, Douglass Lesser, Shirlie Spears, Barbara Henderson, Marlene Paine, Nancy Dunn, Jacqueline Griggs; T H IR D ROW: Jerry Tedford, John Greene, Joe M cM u rry.
Following in the footsteps of Franklin Roosevelt, King George o f England, James Farley, Harold Ickes, and other em inent philatelists, the stamp enthusi asts at M aryville High School decided that they too could and would gather together regularly to discuss the many phases of this hobby; and to create a clearing house through which members may exchange their duplicate stamps. J. M arvin Lindley helped to get this group started last fall and acts as its faculty adviser
CHE S S
CLUB
LEFT TO RIGHT; SITTING: Don King, Andy Jones, Lynn Counts,
Norris Counts, James
Shields, Jimmy Cummings ,Helen Drinnen, An Lee, Joy Millsaps, A l Brinkley, Don Monroe, Dickey Cox, Ham ilton Traylor, Jim m y Cowan, Frank McClelland, Lloyd Burns, Eddie Badgett, Frank Vesser, Johny King; STANDING: Tomy Innis, Shirlie Spears, Jim m y Cook, Ross Swany, B ill M ille r, Ann Clark, Floyd Hamilton, Lawrence Blankenbeckler, Ed A llen, Barbara Gregory, W illia m B. Rich, Bob McClelland, Bob Buchanan, B illy W illiam s, Jack Lowe, Harry Helton, Jack Painter, Jake Queener. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Dunn, Joe Olin, Bobby Nance, John Emert Lane.
W ith the n um be r o f ch a rte r members lim ite d to those with a ploying knowledge o f chess, plus a group o f sponsored amateur members, these boys and g irls led by W iliia m B. Rich are enjoyin g learning to play this ancient game. Interest in this study has been stim u la te d by encouragement in the fo rm o f concrete help fro m the M e n 's Chess C lub of Maryville.
P H O T O G R A P H Y CLUB Bobby Anderson, John Anderson, Lorene Bean, C harlotte Beech, Kenneth Bivens, Barbara Bowman, Edward Briggs, R o w e n ^'B rig h t, Kathryn Burdhfield, Jo A nn Burns, Lloyd Burns, Cynthia Campbell, Harry Caldwell, .Marion Carter, Patsy Cate, M ary A nn Chandler, Jane Clabough, A nn Clark, B ill Costner, Lynn Counts, N orris L. Counts, Jim m y Cowan, Jim m y Cummings, Jim m y Cupp, Donald Daggett, Gene Davis, Barbara Dorn, Betty Dorsey, Helen Drinnen, Nancy Dunn, Peggy Everett, Nancy Fonde, Phyllis Fonde, Peggy Frances, Helen Free man, LaVerne Garner, B ill Gibson, Bobby G ilbert, M e lvin Giles, Don Gordon, Barbara Gregory, Elinor Grubb, David Hair, Jeanne Hancox, O lin Headrick, Harry Helton, Betty H olt, Donny Howard, B illy Howell, B illy H u ffste tle r, Betty Jean H unter, Lee Hyder, Patsy Keeble, Jeanette Keller, A lle n K ing, Dorothy K irkland, Wanda K irkland, Barbara Lambert, M a rylin Lambert, V irg in ia Lambert, M arie Lane, Teresa Leonard, Jo Anne Lee, Helen Long, Joyce Long, June Long, Pat Lyon, V irg in ia Marshall, Bobby McCammon, Gene M cConnell, Barbara M cC ulley, B ill M ille r, Jane M in to n , Frank M ontgom ery, Charles M orton, Charles M unch, Ben M yn a tt, Betty M yn a tt, Jack Painter, H arvill Parks, Paul Pass, Lois Paul, Joe Penland, G. L. Potter, Richard Powers, A llan Queener, David Ramsey, Bobbie Jean Raulston, Shirley Ridings, George Roberts, Holmes Semken, M ary Katherine Sharp, Barbara Sipe, Jacqueline Sparks, Shirlie Spears, Rose Taylor, Barbara T raylor, John Trundle, Olivia Vawter, Pat W agner, Kathryn W ells, Buddy W h ite , B illy W illiam s, Julian W illiam s, Lester W rig h t, M arion W rig h t.
Organized under the supervision of M elvin W h ite , th'e Photography Club had its beginning in 1948. Its aim is to study the methods of picture making and develop interest and knowledge that will lead to a worthwhile hobby. As a test of their mastery of the techniques o f photography the mem bers have regularly submitted examples of their work for criticism and com parison.
LIBRARY
CLUB
Betty Sue Alexander, Evelyn A lle n , Dora Ammons, Selina Ashwander, Shirley A xley, C harlotte Beech, Erma Lois Bivens, Jo A n n Burns, Georgia A n n C arroll, Jane Clabough, Gale Costner, Carolyn Crawford, Betty Currens, Elizabeth Cutshaw, Betty Dorsey, W in n ie English, Dianne Foster, Barbara Franklin, Shirley Gamble, W ilm a Gamble, Eugene Green, Jacqueline Griggs, Paul Harbison, Barbara Henderson, Louise Holcomb, M ary Ruth Hughes, Betty H unter, Patsy Keeble, Jeanette Keller, M ary Rose Kidd, Barbara Lambert, Betty Lambert, M a rylin Lambert, June Long, Jane Lowe, Pat Lyon, Barbara M cC ulley, Joe M cM urray, Joy Millsaps, Charles M unch, Marlene Paine, Lois Paul, Phyllis Pickel, Richard Powers, Bobbie Jean Raulston, Shirley Ridings, Barbara Sipe, Rose M ary Taylor, Jerry Tedford, Susie W eagly, Jeanne Young blood.
LIBRARY
ASSISTANTS
LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyoren T e ffe te lle r, George Roberts, Joy Millsaps, Miss Helen O tt, A ndy Jones, Carolyn Crawford, Katherine Stepp.
N ew ly organized last fall under the guidance of Miss Helen O tt, the Library Club has undertaken many responsibilities in the care of the library. Mem bers assist at the desk, prepare books for the shelves, mend damaged volumes, and provide the bulletin boards with a variety of attractive and in form ative material as the year progresses.
THE
DRIVING
CLASS
Edwin A llen, Evelyn A m brister, M ary A tchley, Jim m y Cupp, M elvin Giles, John Greene, V irginia Lambert, George Long, Frank M cClelland, Barbara Moore, Phyllis Pickel, George Roberts, B ill Ross, Ed Sparks, Glenn Valentine, B ill Young.
The ever-increasing n um be r o f drivers on th e road today has stimulated the dem and fo r more and b e tte r d riv e r-tra in in g . To m eet th is need of today's young people, the Jaycees, in cooperation w ith a local a uto m o bile agency w hich furnishe d a dual co n tro l car, were in stru m e n ta l in s ta rtin g a course in safe d riv in g at M a ry v ille H ig h School.
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Betty Currens, Barbara Jo Phelps, SECOND ROW: V irg in ia Lambert, June Long, M ary A n n Chandler, Elinor Grubb, Jane Clabough.
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Jack Myers, B illy Crowder, Kenneth Morgan, A lle n Leafherwood, B illy Young, Romeo Greene, Clarence Shepard, Bob H itch, O tis Morgan, Jerry King, Lawrence Beaver; SECOND ROW: Coach Floyd Hightower, Manager N or man Young, David McCroskey, Buddy G ilbert, D ick Cox, Bob Badgett, D ick Griggs, Jimmy Russell, Frank Garren, Jack Powers, George Long, D wight M u rre ll, John Blair , Manager Jimmy Cupp; TH IR D ROW: Coach Ben Greene, D ick W allace, Bob M cC lel land, Iven Wheeler, Ed Sparks, M ack Sharp, David M orton, B ill Caldwell, Harold King, Don H ill, Charles Headrick, Jack Keny, Coach Jim Renfro.
LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Jim m y Cupp, Bobby M ille r, Tom m y Bernard, Benny Cate, Bill W illia m s, A lla n Queener, Jack Sharp, Jim m y Harris, A lle n Leatherwood, John T. Blair, SECOND ROW: Coach Ben Greene, D ickie Cox, John D riskell, Don A lle n , T roy Law son, Jim m y Culp, Jerry K ing, B illy Young, George Long, Lynn A lle n , JAMES M O NTGOMERY, David M o r ton, Coach Floyd H ightow er; T H IR D ROW: Jackie Myers, Jim m y Cook, B il ly Crowder, Charles Headrick, Chester Sterling, B ill Ethridge, Don Monroe, Jack Lowe, W aylon W h ite , A rnold Shell, M ack Sharp. LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Frank Garren, Jack Powers, D ick Griggs, D ick W allace, Ed Sparks, Harold King, Ro meo Greene; SECOND ROW: Buddy G ilbert, Iven W heeler, B ill Caldwell, Clarence Shepard.
1 9 4 8
RED
REBELS
Losing only one out of ten games and winning the Blount County cham pionship for the third tim e in as many years, the boys on the 1948 football squad hit pay dirt both literally and figuratively. Scoring 169 points, making 115 first downs, and advancing 2 2 3 8 yards against their opponents' 54 points, 7 2 first downs, and 1327 yards gained, the M aryville Red Rebels compiled an enviable record. The tradition of good sportsmanship and team work was outstanding on the team of '4 8 and will long be remembered at M aryville.
SENIOR GRI DDE RS CLARENCE SHEPHARD
GEORGE LO N G
OTIS M O R G A N
JO H N B LA IR
A L L E N LEA TH E R W O O D
BOB H IT C H
IVEN WHEELER
H A R O LD K IN G
CO -CAPT. B ILL C A L D W E L L
ED SPARKS
ROMEO GREENE
MGR. N O R M A N Y O U N G
E D W IN W IL L IA M S
D IC K GRIGGS
D A V ID MCCROSKEY
CAPT. D IC K W A L L A C E
BOB
BADGETT
JA C K KEN Y
LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Ben Greene, Coach Floyd Hightower, Co-Captain Bill Caldwell, Captain Dick W allace, Coach Jim Renfro.
13
Etowah
7
Bristol
13
Oak Ridge
13
27 6
0
Everett
0
27
O liver Springs
0
20
Alcoa
0
Elizabethton
0
14
M cM in n
6
36
Bell County
20
Loudon
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O ut of the eleven players chosen for the first string of the mythical all county football team, three were M .H .S . seniors, Clarence Shepard, Harold King, and Dick Griggs. Clarence was the only boy in the county receiving an unanimous vote from the participating officials and coaches. Maryvillians on the second string were seniors, Dick W allace and Romeo Greene and juniors Jack Powers and Buddy Gilbert. Seniors Bill Caldwell and Jack Keny received honorable mention. On the all-East Tennessee teams Clarence Shepard was selected tailback of the third team and Harold King, Dick Griggs, and Otis Morgan received honorable mention.
CLARENCE SHEPARD
H A R O LD K IN G
D IC K GRIGGS
LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jim Renfro, Co-Captain Jack Keny, Captain
Clarence
Shepard,
Coach Ben Greene.
MHS VARSITY BASKETBALL Besides having a most successful season, the boys of the M aryville Red Rebels basketball team were rich in spirit and good sportsmanship throughout the '48**49 season.
STANLEY McALILEY JACK KENY HAROLD KING ROMEO GREENE CLARENCE SHEPARD GEORGE ROBERTS DICK WALLACE
LEFT T O R IG H T; FIRST ROW : Bob M cClelland, George Roberts, Stanley M cA liley, Romeo Green, Clarence Shepard, Lawrence Beave'r; SECOND ROW : Dick W allace, Harold King, Don H ill, Jack Keny, Ham ilton Traylor, Frank Garren.
LEFT TO RIG H T; FIRST ROW: "C h ic k" Matthews, Don A llen, A llan Queener, Bill Crowder, Ben Cate, Jimmy Harris; SECOND ROW: Jimmy Russell, Jimmy Anderson, Jerry King, Charles Headrick, ja c k Powers.
The Red and
Black w hirlÂ
wind, which was the Red Rebels slashing
offensive,
tore
thru
the Seventh District Tourney at M aryville College, this past season. W h en
the wind
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the
hardwood
leaving
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made the
lightening
strike twice as they defeated seeded Mosheim and lost by only three tallies to the Bristol Vikings who eventually won the affair.
THE
TENNIS
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LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW:Stanley M cA lile y, George Roberts, Marshall England, John Anderson, B ill W atts, and Bill M ille r, kneeling.
E ntering the th ird year o f in ter-sch ola stic ten n is c o m p e titio n the M a ry  v ille H ig h racqueteers show prom ise o f sm oothing th e ir style o f play so as to o ffe r to u g h opp o sitio n to those e n te rin g the co urts against them .
S TA N LE Y M c A L IL E Y GEORGE ROBERTS
THE B A S E B A L L T E A M LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Bob Sherlin, Rex Burns, Buddy G ilbert, John Blair, B ill King, Jack Powers; SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Renfro, Ed Sparks, Jack Spears, Jack Keny, Jim m y Hawkins, Homer Garren.
Helping to win 11 out of the 14 games played last spring, the present senior players of the '4 8 baseball squad are looking forward to a perfect season in '49. These '49ers played on the baseball nine last year: Lynn A llen, John Blair, Tom m y Carringer, Romeo Greene, Howard Helton, Jack Keny, Harold King, Clarence Shepard, Ed Sparks, Dick W allace, and Norm an Young.
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54. Betty Jo Hatcher COMPLIMENTS OF
Home Freezers
THE MARYVILLE-ALCOA DAILY TIMES
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RADIOS
55. Mrs. Webb COMPLIMENTS OF
SERVICE
QUICK-WAY HOMES CORP.
MARYVILLE MACHINERY CO. 123 W. Harper Ave.
402 Blount National Bank Bldg. Telephone 1965 REALTORS BUILDERS
Phone 464
57. Claude Gardner, Jackie Myers, Jimmy Lee Russell, Elmo Smith
PARK DRUG STORE Agents for WHITMAN'S and HOLLINGSWORTH CANDIES 58. Eldon Moore, Jack Myers, June Long, Jeanette Keller, George Long. Bobbie Jean Raulston COMPLIMENTS OF
56. A1 Brinkley, Rowena Bright Billy Gibson.
PROFFITT'S DEPARTMENT STORE 'Since 1919 The Best Place to Trade"
THE SANDWICH SHOP
COMPLIMENTS
"A GOOD PLACE TO EAT''
OF
BANK OF MARYVILLE
59. Frank Garren, Eldon Moore Charles Headrick-
42. Betty Alexander COMPLIMENTS OF
SUSONG'S Hardware—Groceries
CLIFF HILL'S ESSO STATION
120 W. Broadway
Phone 5884 MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE
MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE 46. Elmo Smith COMPLIMENTS OF
CALL 664 FOR YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY
MAJESTIC JEWELER CO. 607 East Broadway French Kittrell, Mgr.
BLOUNT PRODUCE CO. 203 Aluminum Avenue—W e Deliver
43: Jean Hancox, Rose Taylor 44. Charles Headrick, Eldon Moore
NORTON HARDWARE CO. QUALITY—COURTESY—SERVICE M aryville, Tennessee
45. Charles Headrick, Eldon Moore
47. Bobbie Bird, Glen Lambert
COMPLIMENTS
McNUTT MOTOR COMPANY
OF
CHRYSLER—DODGE and PLYMOUTH Dodge '7ob Rated" Trucks Phone 255 College St.
COTTON'S LUNCH 48. Jackie Myers COMPLIMENTS OF
MARYVILLE ENTERPRISE COMMERCIAL PRINTING and PUBLISHING Phones 2300 2301 50. Jean Hancox
49. Marlene Paine
THE WEBB STUDIO Photos of Perm anency and Character College S t
M aryville
51. Georgia Carroll
COMPLIMENTS OF
CHANDLER'S
GILBERT'S
NATIONALLY KNOWN CLOTHES
AND NOAH'S ARK RESTAURANT
FOR WOMEN BLOUNT BANK BUILDING
24. Rowena Bright George Roberts Kathryn Burchfield COMPLIMENTS OF
M. M. ELDER CASH CARRY STORE M aryville, Tennessee 25. David Morton Doris Brooks
SHOEMAKER'S SHOE STORE (FAMOUS STAR BRAND SHOES) 26. Kathryn Burchfield
27. Lynn and Larry York
DIXIE CAB
COMPLIMENTS OF
AND
BADGETT'S STORE COMPANY
TRANSFER CO.
W est Broadway
PHONE 218
MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE
28. Virginia Lambert Jane Clabough, Buddy Gilbert
29. Marlene Paine
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND
MORTON-MYERS MOTORS, INC. DESOTO
PLYMOUTH
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MARYVILLE
311 E. Broadway
Phone 2395
FOR LOANS
FOR SAVINGS
Telephone 1045
MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE 31. Anna Sue, Betty, "Curly", and Billy W illiams COMPLIMENTS OF
MURRAY & MONTGOMERY GENERAL INSURANCE 114 N. Court St-
Phone 1045
30. Sandra Davis
T. C. DRAKE AUTO PARTS CO. BICYCLES AUTO PARTS 801 E. Broadway
SPORTING GOODS Phone 2416
17. Jo Anne Lee COMPLIMENTS OF
PARKS-BELK COMPANY HOME OF BETTER VALUES M aryville, Tennessee 18. Mildred Dunlap COMPLIMENTS OF
WHEELER'S SEWING SHOP 729 East Broadway Phone 1331
22. Peggy Cate. Kathryn Burchfield. Donna W ills, Marie Lane, Barbara Moore, Phyllis Allen.
23. Kathryn Burchfield, Katherine Stepp, Marie Lane, Donna W ills, Phyllis Allen, Barbara Moore, Peggy Cate.
ALLEN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE SKEET TALLENT STUDIO Sales & Service 611 South G ay S t
COMPLETE LINE HOME APPLIANCES Philco-Easy-L & H-Sunbeam
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE "W here Service Counts" Harper & Cates S t M aryville Phone 457
21. Irene Smith
19. Jean Walker
RUSSELL & YOUNG SERVICE STATION MOBILE GAS and GENERAL TIRES Phone 411 M aryville, Tennessee 20. Betty Condry
SALES
PAINE MOTOR COMPANY PONTIAC SERVICE Phone 834 Knoxville Highway MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE
60. Ann Clark
61. Betty Conchy, Barbara Lambert, Barbara McCulley
COMPLIMENTS
COMPLIMENTS
OF
OF
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE
BLOUNT MERCANTILE COMPANY 62. Betty Watson
STORE 64. Charles Headrick
"IT COSTS LESS AT STERCHI BROS." THE SOUTH'S LARGEST HOME FURNISHERS 65. Barbara Henderson, Vivian Brown, Lois Paul
BROADWAY FOOD MARKET "WHERE FRIENDS MEET FRIENDS"
63. Jack Myers, David McCroskey, Tom Baugh, Frank Garren, Lynn Counts. John Greene, Olin Headrick
66. Bob McClelland
COMPLIMENTS
McCAMMON-AMMONS FUNERAL HOME
67. Barbara Phelps, Virginia Lambert, Betty Currens, Elinor Grubb, Jane Clabough, Mary Ann Chandler, June Long COMPLIMENTS
OF
McARTHUR'S
68. Jean Walker
THE J & K SUPER STORE
OF MARYVILLEâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;ALCOA
FRANK CHANDLER TIRE CO.
6. John Blair
LAKEMONT DRIVE-IN THEATRE
"Pictures to Remember" 7. L. D. Streader, Dick W allace
8. Carol Carpenter
COMPLIMENTS
McCROSKEY SERVICE STATION
OF
HOT HEAT FOR COLD CARS SOUTH WIND HEATER
CLARK'S FLORIST 9. Rose Taylor
COMPLIMENTS OF
J.
C.
P E N N Y
10. Barbara Paine, Kathryn Burchfield Mary Ann Chandler Jane Minton COMPLIMENTS OF
CANDY KITCHEN GOOD THINGS TO EAT
C O M P A N Y
11. Lorene Bean
TOM LEWIS HEATING FURNACES DEEP FREEZERS PAINTS
COOLING STOKERS FANS VARNISHES
12. Melvin Giles, Harold King
14. Barbara Phelps
COMPLIMENTS OF
THE HOPE BROTHERS COMPANY "KNOXVILLE'S OLDEST JEWELERS" 613 Market Street KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE
TEDFORD MOTOR CO. For Complete Automotive Service
13. Patsy Keeble, Norman Young
W hen You Are Ready "Come In. WeTl Trade" ALCOA FURNITURE CO., INC. Maryville Tennessee 15. Barbara Sipe, Jimmy Sipe COMPLIMENTS OF
HAIR BROS. ELECTRIC "Your Frigidaire Dealer"
16. Maureen Smith, Norman Young
ROYAL JEWELERS 'It's easy to pay the Royal way" Gamble Building
M aryville, Tenn.
1 Norman Young
COULTER FLORISTS c m
"Say it with Flowers"
2. Norris Counts
Johnny Greene
CITY
DRUG
CO.
Oren D. Lowe Maryville's Leading Prescription Store Phone 66
Prescription Room Phone 26
COMPLIMENTS OF KIST BOTTLING COMPANY 3. Dick Griggs 4. BiU CaldweU COMPLIMENTS OF
5. Harold King
PA R E IN S HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS
COMPLIMENTS
Church & Cusick Sts. Maryvffle, Tennessee
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The members of the senior class wish to express their thanks and appreciation to Junior Elinor Grubb, who m ade all the original drawings in this 1949 Edition of the APPALACHIAN.
33. Bobby BadgetL Katherine Stepp
IH IBEP ’5
32. Billie Tallent
COMPLIMENTS
to THE CLASS OF "49" 123 W. Broadway Maryville 317 W all Ave. Knoxville
OF
WHITE STAR LINES, INC. L. L- Prentice, Gen. MgT. 34. Curly Williams
BYRNE DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTIONS Phone C & 4 35. Virginia Marshall
36. Charlotte Cupp
"Just a little b etter'
KING MOTOR COMPANY
WILLIAMS DRY CLEANER Phone 1492
SALES HUDSON MONTVALE
SERVICE BROADWAY
39. Jean Hughes COMPLIMENTS OF
37. Betty Watson
CAPITOL THEATRE
LYNCH BAKERY
—ALWAYS A GOOD S H O W -
Phone 1303 PARTY ORDERS BIRTHDAY CAKES
38. Frank Garren, Ann Clark. Eldon Moore COMPLIMENTS OF
RAWLINGS MILLER 915 W. Broadway 40. Katherine W ells, Charles Headrick, Betty Holt BUY EVERYTHING MUSICAL at
CLARK & JONES, INC. 510 S. Gay S t Knoxville, Tennessee
Phone 1411 41. Betty Alexander
SULLINGER'S RADIO SERVICE 333 W. Broadway MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE Phone 1900