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FOR NINETEEIV FIFTY ONE

M ARYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL M A R Y V IL L E

TENNESSEE

FOREWORD W e a d m it th a t we re no Shakespeares, b u t we can copy the fam ous bard and agree th a t " a ll the w o rld 's a sta g e ," even so sm all a p a rt o f the w o rld as is encompassed in the walls o f M a ry v ille H ig h School. Here we have played o u r parts, tra g ic as well as com ic,— fo rg o tte n o u r lines— gone "te m p e ra m e n been stage s tru c k — had "c ru s h e s " on the heroes and heroines— s tru c k a ttitu d e s — and disagreed w ith the directors. B ut w ith it a ll we have learned, we hope, th a t, liv in g , like a cting , m ust be a m a tte r o f fe e lin g and under standing as w ell as o f know ing. It's been fu n , g e ttin g o u t th is e d itio n o f the M .H .S . A P P A L A C H IA N , b u t we tu rn it over to you readers w ith some o f the qualm s th a t m u st assail every p la y w rig h t. W e do hope you w ill e njoy reading it. T he S ta ff

D E D IC A T IO N ....................................................................... page

F A C U L T Y .............................................................................. page

TH E CLASSES ....................................................................... page

SPORTS ................................................................................... page 42

O R G A N IZ A T IO N S

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FEATURES

page 76

ADVERTISERS

page 81

ELEANOR BADGETT

D E D I C A T I O N Because she has given u n s tin tin g ly o f her tim e , kn ow lÂ edge, and a b ility to tra in in a ll types o f speech w o rk, we the '5 1 'e rs who have p ro fite d so m uch by o u r co nta ct w ith her, wish to dedicate o u r annual to M rs. M a rtin Badgett. M rs. B adgett d ire cts o u r plays, s p o n s o rs o u r N ational Forensic League, coaches o u r debate teams, and in h e r spare tim e keeps th e study hall.

TH E A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

P R O D U C TIO N M A N A G E R Superintendent R. A . Harper

Ju st as p rom pters and dire ctors stay behind the scenes to take care o f em ergencies, crises, lapses o f m em ory, o r stage fr ig h tâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; so our fa c u lty and a d m in is tra tio n are o u r bolsterers and m orale builders. T hey do more than "h o ld classes" and "h e a r re c ita tio n s ." T h ey guide, listen, help, and even fu rn is h shoulders fo r c ry in g on.

DIRECTOR Principal C. D. Curtis

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LEFT TO R IG H T: Maude Stewart (English), J. P. Stewart (D ive rsifie d O ccupations and Education), James Renfro (Coach, H ealth, P h y s i c a l E du ca tion ), Evelyn Renfro (H e a lth, Physical Education).

LEFT T O R IG H T: Vaulta Robin son (H om e Economics, Read ing, S p e l l i n g ) , Dorothy Reed (English, L a t i n , Spanish), Lennis Tedford ( P i a n o ) , G a r n e t Manges (Piano).

LEFT T O R IG H T: Beryl Fox (C om m ercial Subjects), Luella Beach (Journalism , S o c ia l S tu d ie s ) , M ary Annis Pearson (Reading, Social Studies,' S pelling), Helen O tt (L ib ra ria n ). LEFT TO R IG H T: Belle B a k e r (M a th e m a tic s ), Ben Greene (M a th e m a t ics, Science).

LEFT TO R IG H T: Eleanor Badgett (Dram atics, Study H a ll), Jack Connell (M usic), Carolyn Cooper (Eng lish), Emerson Watson (M athem atics).

PROMPTERS!

LEFT TO R IG H T: Troy Haddox (English), M e l vin W h ite (Science, So cial Studies). >-i-r l

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JU NE ALLEN Smoky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub, R eporter 12. SHIRLEY A X L E Y A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 1 2 ; H om eroom V ic e President 11; F. H. A . 10, 12; L ib ra ry C lub 10, C lub

11, 12; L ib ra ry A ssistan t 11; Thespian 11,

12;

Y -T eens

10,

11,

12;

"D a te

W ith J u d y ," Cast 11.

CHARLES BELCHER Sm oky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub

12.

ERM A LOIS BIVENS A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; H om eroom Sec retary and T reasu rer 1 1; Hom eroom Secretary 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; F. H. A . 12; Lib ra ry C lub 10, 11, 12; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 12; Y -T een s 11, 12.

A L BR IN KLEY A n n u a l E dito ria l S ta ff 12; Class President 10, 12; H om eroom President 9, 10, 11; Band 9; Beta C lub 11, V ice -P resid en t 12, State Presi dent

12; Chess C lub 9,

10; C h o ir 11,

12;

H ig h School Day 9, 10, 11; S tudent C o un cil 9; T hespian C lu b nis

T l,

12;

11, "D a te

12; H i-Y C lub W ith

J u d y ,"

12, T e n Cast

11;

"E a stw ard In E de n," Cast 12; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e " Cast 12; "O h , S usannah," Cast 11. DORIS BROOKS A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; H om eroom Sec re ta ry and T reasurer 9, V ice -P re sid e n t 1 0, Re p o rte r 1 1; Band 9, 10, 11, L ib ra ria n 12; Beta C lu b 12; C h o ir T reasurer 12; F. H. A . 9, 11, 12; L ib ra ry C lub 11; Thespian C lub 11, 12; " A Date W ith J u d y ," P roperty M an ag er 11; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12.

LLO YD BURNS Band 9, 10, 11, L ib ra ria n 10; Sm oky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub 12; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 11; Baseball 11; Football l l . H A R R Y C A LD W ELL A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; Hom eroom T reas urer 9 ; Band 12; C h o ir 9, 10, 12; H i-Y C lub 12; Stam p C lub 10; T hespian C lub

11, 12;

P hotography C lub 10; F ootball 11;

A Date

W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "H o m e Sweet H o m i c id e ,"

12.

C L A S S GEORGIA A N N

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CARROLL

C h o ir 9, 10; F. H. A . 9, 10; L ib ra ry A ssist a n t 10; L ib ra ry C lub 10; T . and 1. C lub 11, Secretary 12. PATSY CATE A n n u a l C i r c u l a t i o n S t a f f 1 2 ; Hom eroom T reasurer 12; Band 9; F. H. A . 9, 10, V ice President

11;

RED A N D

BLACK S ta ff

12;

Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; "A Date W ith J u d y ," P roperty M anager 11; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12. ANN

CLARK

A n n u a l E ditorial S ta ff 12; Band 9, 10; Chess C lub 9; F. H. A . 9 , 10, 11; Lib ra ry C lub 9 ; N . F. L. 10, 11, 12; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 11; Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y -T eens 10, 11; " A Date W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "E astw ard In E d e n ," Cast 12. A L IN E C O LEM A N A lco a H ig h School 9, 10, 11; C h oir 12; L i bra ry C lub 12; Y-Teens 12. L Y N N CO UN TS A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; Chess C lub lb ; Photography C lub 10; Stamp C lub 10; Thes pian C lub 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Stage M anager 1 1. J IM M Y C O W A N A n n u a l Business M anager 12; Boys' C ounty 1 1; H om eroom V ice -P resid en t 9, Reporter 11; Band 9, 10, 11, President 12; East Tennes see Band C lin ic 1 1; Beta C lub 11, 12; Chess C lub 10, 11, 12; N . F. L. 11, 12; H ig h School Day 11; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11. C A R O LYN CRAW FO RD A n n u a l E dito ria l S ta ff 12; Class Program C hairm an 1 1; Senior Class Speaker 11; Hom e room V ice -P resid en t 10, President 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; State Band 9 ; East Tennessee Band C lin ic 9, 10, I I ; Secretary 11, V ice President 12; Beta C lub 11, T reasurer 12; Chess C lu b , S e c r e ta r y - T r e a s u r e r 11, 12; E.T.E.A. C h o ir 11; C h o ir 11, 12, President 12, A ccom p an ist 11, 12; Lib ra ry A ssistant 9, 10, 12, Lib ra ry C lub 10, Secretary 12; N . F. L. 11, 12; RED A N D BLACK M anag ing E ditor 12; S tudent C o un cil 12; Thespian 11, 12; Y -T eens T r e a s u r e r 1 0 ; " D a t e W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "O h , S usannah," Cast 11. J IM M Y CULP A n n u a l E dito ria l S ta ff 12; Class V ice-P resi d e n t 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta C lub 11, President 12; N . F. L. 9, 10, Secretary 11, President 12; H ig h School Day 9, 10, 11; F irst Place Debate 9 ; S tud ent C ouncil 11; H i-Y 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "E astw ard In E de n," Cast 12; Football 9, 10; Basketball 11, 12; Baseball 12 .

NANCY DUNN A n n u a l Business S ta ff 12; H om eroom Secre ta ry and T reasu rer 10, V ice -P re sid e n t 11; Band 11, 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; Chess C lub 10, 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y -T eens 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "E a st ward In E de n," Cast 12. BILL ETHRIDGE H om eroom P resident 12 ; H i-Y C lub 1 1, V ic e P resident 12; V a rie ty C lub 12; Chess C lub 12; Football 10, 11, 12.

PHYLLIS FONDE A n n u a l Business S ta ff 12; H om eroom V ic e President 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Band C lin ic 9; RED A N D BLACK Sports E dito r 12; T hes pian C lub 11, 12; Y -T eens 10, 11, 12;

Date

W ith J u d y ," Cast 11. B ILLY GAMBLE H om eroom Secretary and T reasu rer 11.

W IL M A JEAN G AM BLE H om eroom Secretary 9 , T reasu rer 10; C h o ir 9, L ib ra ria n

11, E.T.E.A. C h o ir 9; L ib ra ry C lub

10; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 12; Y -T eens 10, 11,

12.

CLAU DE GARDNER

BETTY HALE A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; Band 9 ; C h o ir 12; F. H. A . 9; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y -T een s 10, 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11. BILLY H A M M O N T R E E T . and I. C lub 11, Secretary 12; Football 9.

JEA N N E H A N C O X C h o ir 10, 11; C ra ft C lub 11; Sm oky M o u n Â ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub 12; F. H. A . 9, Photography C lub 11; Y-Teens 10.

10;

DORA A M M O N S HARRILL C h o ir 10, 11; East Tennessee State C h oir 11; F. H. A . 10, 11; L ib ra ry A ssistant 1 1; Library C lub 10, 11; Sm oky M o u n ta in D istrib u tive C lub, V ic e -P re s id e n t 1 2 ; " O h , S usannah," Cast 11.

JEAN HUGHES C h o ir 10, 11; F. H. A . 9,

10, 11; L ibra ry

C lub 11. C A R O LYN ISBELL C h o ir 12; F. H. A . 9.

A N D Y J. JONES Class President 9 , 1 1 ; V ic e -P re s id e n t Hom eroom V ice -P resid en t 9, President Beta C lub 11,

10; 12;

12; Chess C lub President 9,

10; L ib ra ry A ssistant 9, 10; L ib ra ry C lub 9, 10; N . F. L. 9, 10, 11, 12; H ig h School Day 9 , 1 1 ; Thespian C lub 11, 12; V a rs ity C lub 1 1, T reasurer 12; "G rapes For D in n e r," Cast 9; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; Football 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12. A N N A LEE JONES G reenback H ig h School 9, 10; A rts and C rafts C lub 11; Smoky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub Secretary 12.

W A N D A SUE K IR K LA N D Lib ra ry C lub 12; Y-Teens 12. T O M M Y LAMBERT Crossville H ig h School 9; Chess C lub 12; C h oir 11, Libra rian 12; H i-Y C lub 11, 12; "O h , Susannah," Cast 11; Baseball 12.

T R O Y LEE LA W SO N Football 9, 10, 11. ROBERT D U R W A R D LEE Annual C i r c u l a t i o n S t a f f

12; RED A N D

BLACK S ta ff 12; "D a te W ith J u d y " Business M an ag er 1 1.

JA NE TERRELL LOWE A n n u a l Business S ta ff 12; H om eroom Treas urer 12; Band 9 ; F. H . A . 9 ; Chess C lub 11; L ib ra ry A ssistan t 10; L ib ra ry C lub 10, 11, 12; N . F. L. 11, 12; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 12; T hespian

Club

11,

12;

Y-Teens

V ic e -

President 10, 11, 12; "D a te W it h J u d y ," Cast

it. P A T LYO N A n n u a l Business S ta ff 12; Class T re a su re r 9 ; H om eroom

V ice -P re sid e n t

11,

12;

Band 9,

10, 11, L ib ra ria n 12; Band C lin ic 9; Beta C lub 12; F. H . A . 9 ; L ib ra ry A ssistan t 11, 12;

L ib ra ry

C lub

10, T reasu rer

11,

V ic e -

President 1 2; S tud ent C o un cil 1 1; Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y -T een s 10, V ice -P re sid e n t 11, 12;

"D a te

W ith

J u d y ,"

Cast

11;

"H o m e

Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12.

M cDo n a l d W a rre n W ils o n J u n i o r j im m y

V o ca tio n a l

College,

A sh e ville , N . C. 9 , 10; C h o ir 12. CHARLES F. M c N U T T A n n u a l E dito ria l S t a f f

12;

Castle H e igh ts

M ilita r y A cad em y 9, 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; H i-Y C lub 11, 12; Thespian C lub 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," P rop erty M anager 11.

N A N C Y LEE M A R T IN R o bb insville , N . C. 9, 10; M a d is o n v ille , T e n nessee 11. R. L. M E R R IT T H om eroom T reasurer D is trib u tiv e C lub 12.

10;

Sm oky

M o u n ta in

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BOBBY L. M IZ E A n n u a l E dito ria l S ta ff 12; Band 10, 11; H i-Y 11, 12; RED A N D BLACK Business M anager and Sports E dito r 11; Thespian C lub 11, 12; Baseball 9, 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12. JAMES M O N T G O M E R Y

(Red)

C h o ir 12; H i-Y C lub 11, 12; V a rs ity C lub 1 1, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, C o-C aptain 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Business M an ag er 11; "O h , S usannah," Cast 11,

D A V ID M O R T O N Class V ice -P resid en t 9, T reasurer 12; Chapel C o m m itte e 1 1; Class Favorite 10, 11; H om e room P resident 9, 10, 11; C h o ir 11, 12; H i-Y C lub

11, President 12; Thespian C lub

11, 12; V a rs ity C lub 11, President 12; S tu d e n t C o un cil 11; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Basket ball 9, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, Captain 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "E a stw ard In E d e n ," Cast 12. BEN M Y N A T T A n n u a l Business S ta ff 12; H i-Y raphy C lub 1 0; Stam p C lub 1 0.

12; Photog

BETTY M Y N A T T A n n u a l Business S ta ff and C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; F. H . A . C lub 9, 10; P hotography C lub 10; Y -T eens 10, 11, 12. JOE H. O LIN Boys' C o u n ty 1 1; Chapel Program C o m m itte e 12; A n n u a l C irc u la tio n M anager 12; H om e room V ice -P resid en t 10; Band 9, 10, 11, )2 ; Beta C lub 11, 12; Chess C lub C o un cil President 12.

10; S tudent

R U TH ORR Class T reasurer 1 1; A n n u a l E ditorial S ta ff 12; H om eroom T reasurer 9, 11; Band M a jo re tte 9, 10, 11, 12; Band L ib ra ria n 10, 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; C h o ir 12; N . Fv. L. 10, 11, 12; H ig h School Day 11; RED A N D BLACK A s sistan t M an ag ing Editor and Second Page Ed ito r 11; Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "Eastw ard In E de n," Cast 12. LIBBY A N N PARRISH Jefferso n C ity H igh School 9 ; Hom ecom ing Queen A tte n d a n t 1 1; Class Secretary 12; Band Sponsor 12; H om eroom Secretary 12; C h o ir L ib ra ria n 12; N . F. L. 12; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y -T eens 10, 12, President 11; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12.

SHERROD

PATTERSON

T . and I. C lub 12. B ETTY JO PIERCE Class V ice -P re sid e n t 1 i ; H om eroom Program C h airm a n 9 ; R eporter 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; C h o ir

10, 11; Sm oky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e

C lub T reasu rer 12; F. H . A . 10, 11.

P A T R IC IA LOUISE POWERS F. H. A . 9 ; T . and I. C lu b 11, President 12. CHARLES W . PRESLEY, JR. Class Program C o m m itte e 11; A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; H om eroom Program C hairm an 11, 12; Band C o lor G uard 12; Thespian C lub 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "E a stw ard In E d e n ," Cast 12.

A L L A N QUEENER Class T reasu rer 10; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 11; H i-Y C lg b 12; P hotography C lub 10; V a rs ity C lub 11, P resident 12; F ootball 9, 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; "D a te

W ith

J u d y ,"

Business M a n ag er

11;

"H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12. T . R. RHEA Sm oky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub

12.

DALE ROSS C h o ir 12; P ho togra ph y C lub 10. DO T TIE RUETER Class Secretary 10; A n n u a l E dito r 12; H om e room President 10; Band 9 ,1 2 , L ib ra ria n 10, 11; Beta C lu b 11, 12; C h o ir 11; F. H . A . 9; RED A N D BLACK S ta ff 11; Thespian C lub 12; Y -T e e n P r e s i d e n t 10, T reasurer 11; "D a te W ith

J u d y ," Cast

11;

"E a stw ard

E de n," Cast 12; "O h , Susannah,

Cast 11.

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J IM M Y LEE RUSSELL Thespian C lub 11, 12; V a rs ity C lub 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, H onorable M e n tio n A ll East Tennessee 11; A ll C o u n ty (Second Team ) 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Stage M an ag er 1 1; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," 12; "E astw ard In E d e n ," 12, JACK SHARP V a rs ity C lub 12; Football 9 , 10, Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 12.

11,

12;

M A C K SHARPE Football

10,

11,

12; Baseball

11,

12.

A R N O LD SHELL Football 9, 10, 11, 12.

JAMES SHIELDS Boys' C o un ty 9 ; H om eroom V ice -P resid en t 9; Band 9, 10, 11; Chess 9, 10; Lib ra ry A sÂ sistant 11; L ib ra ry C lub 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 1 1; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12; "E astw ard In E de n," Cast 12. M A R Y FRANCIS SIMS A n n u a l Business S ta ff

12;

C h o ir

11,

12;

Thespian C lub 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," A ssistant "O h , S usannah," Cast 11.

D ire cto r

11;

DON SING LETO N Chess C lub 11, 12; C h o ir 10, 11; H i-Y C lub 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "O h , Susannah," Cast 11; "H o m e Sweet H o m ic id e ," Cast 12. ELMO S M IT H Class Secretary

1 1; C h o ir

12; V a rs ity C lub

11, V ice-P resident 12; Football M anager 11,

12.

CHESTER STERLING Sm oky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub 12; F oot ba ll 9, 10, 11. N A N C Y TEDFORD A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; H om eroom V ic e P reside nt 12; C h o ir 10, 11, 12; F. H. A . 9 ; T hespian C lub 11, 12; Y -T eens 10, 11, T reasu rer 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," P roperty M a n a g e r 11; "O h , Susannah, Cast; H o m e co m in g Queen

12.

M A R Y A N N THO M PSON A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 1 2; Hom eroom Pres id e n t 11; Band 9 , 10, 11, 12; F. H . A . 9; T hesp ia n C lu b 11, 12; Y -T een s 11, V ic e P resident 10, P resident 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11. O L IV IA V A W T E R A n n u a l E d ito ria l S ta ff 12; H om eroom V ic e P resident 9 , 11, T reasu rer 10, Secretary 12; Band 9 , 12, L ib ra ria n 10, 11; Beta C lub 11, 12; C h o ir L ib ra ria n 12; L ib ra ry A ssistan t 11, 12; L ib ra ry C lub 11, 12; S tud ent C o un cil 9 ; Thespian C lu b 11, 12; Y -T eens 10, 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11. F R A N K VESSER A n n u a l Business S ta ff

12;

H om eroom

Pres

id e n t 12; Band 9 , 10, 11, D ru m M a jo r 12; Chess C lu b 10, V ice -P re sid e n t 1 1, President 12;

Thespian

J u d y ,"

Cast

C lu b 11;

11,

12;

"H o m e

"D a te

W ith

Sweet H o m ic id e ,"

Cast 12; "E a stw a rd In E d e n ," Cast 12. PATSY CAROLE W A G N E R p H A . 9 , 10, 11; Y -T eens

10,11,

12;

C h o ir 11; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast11; 'O h , S usa nn ah ," Cast 11. W A N D A W ALKER A n n u a l E dito ria l S ta ff 12; Hom eroom Treas u re r 9 , V ice -P re sid e n t 10; Beta C lub 11, 12; C h o ir 'lO , L ib ra ria n 12; F. H . A . 9 ; Thespian C lub

11,

12; Y -T eeg s

10,

11,

12;

"D a te

W ith J u d y ," Cast 1 1. BETTY W A T S O N Class Secretary 9 ; Class Favorite 10, 11; V o l u n te e r G irls ' State 11; A n n u a l E d ito ria l S ta ff 1 2 ‘ H om eroom President 9 , Secretary and T reasu rer

11;

Band

10,

L ib ra ria n

11,

Secretary 12; Beta C lub 11, Secretary 12; C h o ir Secretary 12; L ib ra ry C lub T reasurer 10 P resident 11, 12; RED A N D BLACK M a n a g in g E dito r 12; S tu d e n t C o un cil 10; T hespian C lub 11, 12; Y -T een s 10, 11, 12; "D a te W ith J u d y ," Cast 11; "E astw ard In E d e n ," Cast 12; C heerleader 12.

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W A Y L O N W H IT E A n n u a l C irc u la tio n S ta ff 12; Hom eroom T reasurer 12; C h o ir 11, 12; V a rs ity C lub 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12. BETTY R A Y W IL B U R N H alls H ig h , K n o x v ille 9 ; C h o ir 10; East T e n nessee State C h o ir 11; L ib ra ry A ssistant 9 ' F. H. A . 9, 10.

SUE W IL L IA M S C h o ir 9, C lub

12;

F. H. A . 9,

10; T . and I. C lub

10,

11; Lib ra ry

12; Y -T eens

11.

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Physics teaches the 'w hys' and 'how s' o f everyday things.

T he boys become adept w ith tools in the m anual arts dep a rtÂ m ent.

T y p in g is a valuable aid in business.

THE CO-STARS

J U N IO R CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO R IG H T: President Pat Flynn; T reasurer Selena Ashwander; Secretary Doris Easterday; V ice-P resident John Trundle.

JACK ABBOTT DO N ALLEN SALENA A S H W A N D E R

DO N BAILEY MORGAN

BIGGS, JR.

BOBBIE BIRD

BARBARA B O W M A N BILLY BRIDGES JO A N N

BURNS

BU D D Y BYRD EDDIE C A R R IG A N S A M M Y CARTER

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BETTY C A U G H R O N ETHEL C A U G H R O N

J U N I O R ! ANN

CAYLOR

CHARLES CLABOUGH T. R. COOK

BILL CROW DER J IM M Y C U M M IN G S CHA RLO TTE CUPP

J IM M Y CUPP H O Y T T DAVIS S A N D R A D AVIS

FRANKIE DODSON JO H N DRISKILL DORIS EASTERDAY

M ILD R ED EMERT W IN N IE JO ENGLISH GAYNELLE FARMER

J U N I O R S PAT F L Y N N BARBARA F R A N K L IN SHIRLEY GAMBLE

JACK G R A N T H A M JACKIE GRIGGS R O NALD H A N N A H

BOBBY HARPER J IM M Y HARRIS CHARLES HEA D R IC K

LOUISE HO LCO M B JAMES HARGIS CECIL H A TC HER

R A Y M O N D H IL L BETTIE HO LT BILLY HO W ELL

BETTY H U N TER A LE X A N D E R INNES JERRY KERR

M A R Y ROSE K ID D J O H N N Y K IN G W A N D A JO K IR K LA N D

CHARLES LAM B BETTY LAM BERT GLEN LAMBERT

JO H N EMERT LANE TERESA LEONARD N O R M A LILLARD

BOBBY M A T TH E W S BETTY JANE M E R R ITT CHARLES MILLSAPS

J IM M Y MOORE CHARLES M O R T O N BOB N A N C E

M AR LEN E PAINE IM O G ENE PATTERSON JOE PEN LA N D

BETTY LOU POTTER BOBBIE PURKEY T O M M Y R A N DO LPH

DONALD RHYNE LORENE ROBINSON BILLY R O W L A N D

M A R IA N N E SANDERS PATSY S H A M B L IN J IM M Y SIPE

J IM M Y STURGEON IN A S U LLIV A N ROSS S W A N Y

M A R IE TA LLE N T V A N N IE TRAYLO R JO H N TR U N D LE

K A T H R Y N WELLS PAT WHEELER KEN N IS W H IT E H E A D

BETTY W IL L IA M S CHARLES W ILS O N JE A N N IE YOUNG BLO O D

N O T PICTURED: W IL L IA M ANDERSON

THE SUPPORTING C

SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, LEFT T O R IG HT: Treasurer Gene Lambert, Secretary Fletcher Lowe, V ice-P resident Eugene Garren, President Eugene Boring.

FRESHM AN OFFICERS, LEFT TO R IG H T: V ice -P re side n t Jack Carroll, President Ernest B l a n k e n s h i p , T reasurer Jerry Lambert, Secretary Levi Brock.

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MRS. BADGETT'S H O M ERO O M

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Patsy W ic k s , S hirley R idings, Evelyn Roads: SECOND RO W : A lm a W a lk e r, Helen T e d fo rd , Jo A n n Sims, M a ry K atherine Sharp, W ilm a M o rto n ; T H IR D RO W : Eldon W h ite h e a d , S hirley S m ith, B etty S m ith, Gail T a u n to n , M rs. M a rtin B adgett; FOURTH RO W : George Samples, Leon Ray, Holm es Semken, B illy Thom as, David Ramsey, Buddy W h ite , Ted W ilso n , Jake Queener, A . G. W allace.

MRS. BAKER'S HOMEROOM

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST R O W :

Bob M cC a m m on, Charles M u n c h , Bobby

Lynch, F letche r Lowe, M . C. M c C a rte r; SECOND RO W : W ayne O live r, Ralph N ix , B ill Peters, R ichard Powers, Ralph Lee; T H IR D RO W : V irg in ia M arshall M rs. Sam B aker; FO U R TH R O W : Frances M illsap s, D o ro th y M aples, Patsy M cC u lle y, H e len Long, T e rry A n n Long, M a rth a M oore, Barbara LaFollette.

M R . CO NNELL'S H O M ERO O M

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W :

Helen Freeman, M adge Fife, B etty N e ll

H itc h , Barbara G regory, N a ncy Fonde, Peggy Everett; SECOND RO W : Loraine Foster, W ilm a D unlap, P hyllis H ickey, K enneth Hudson; T H IR D ROW : Eugene H a tch er, Richard Hancox, A lle n K in g , Rodney K in g, Gene M cC o nÂ ne ll, Gene Lam bert.

MR. RENFRO'S HOMEROOM

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Nona A lle n , B illie Beaty, A n n e A lb rig h t, Gladys B la ir;

SECOND

RO W :

Evelyn

B la ckbu rn,

W anda

B oring,

Gladys

Barnes, Lois Ballew, S hirley C upp, M a lo y Isbell, Sara Cox, M a ry Jean BradÂ ley; T H IR D

RO W :

Fred C ondry, Eugene G arren;

FO U RTH

RO W :

James

R enfro, Eugene C labough, Eugene B oring, John Anderson, K enneth Brown, A ve ryn Ferguson, H alen Davis, K en ne th C o ttre ll, John Fenton.

MISS HADDOX'S HOMEROOM

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Bonnie H itc h , Shirley Dodson, Jeanette H arbison, Freda H ollingshead, M a rg a re t A n n D itto , A lm a Lea H olcom b; SECÂ O N D RO W : Douglas Green, B etty Hughes, B irdie Fife, Irene Gam ble, L illia n G entry,

H ild a

H aun,

B e tty

J.une

Edmondson,

G eraldine

H a ckw orth ;

T H IR D RO W : Bobby G ilb e rt, Dewayne Hyde, N e u b e rt Jackson, Parks H all, Rex Cannon, B illy H u ffs te ttle r, M iss T ro y H addox, Jack H arris; FOURTH RO W : Neal K id d, R. L. H icks, T o m m y Innes, Lee H yder.

MISS REED'S HOMEROOM

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Elwood W est, Buddy S tinnet, Edwin W a tts, B illy Row, D avid S w itzer. R obert T ra y lo r; SECOND RO W : B ill S utton, La rry Y o rk , R obert W h ite ,

Lyn n Shasteen, Bobby Thom as, Ed S ingleton, Lynn

Y o rk , M o rris W a lla ce ; T H IR D RO W : Barbara T h ro w e r, B e tty Lou W h ite head, M a ry E lizabeth Sweet, A n n R idings, N orm a S m ith, S hirley T hom pson, M a rle n e Reagan; FO U R TH RO W : Laura Jane M ille r, B illie Jo T ih k e r, A n n S ulliva n, M iss D o ro th y Reed, A lo h a T hom son, Carol A n n Proaps.

MRS. RENFRO'S HOMEROOM

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Carol Jensen, Elsie H o lla nd , Jane M oo k; SECOND ROW : W ild a Hyde, Ellen A n n Ju d kin s, Nana N ew berry, Doris H u n Â ter, Faye M on tg o m e ry, B etty Long, N ancy Lam bert, Barbara M y n a tt; T H IR D ROW : Jean M cC oy, Bobby M ille r, H oyle M adison, Thom as M cC a rte r, Perry Paine; FOURTH RO W : Doyle O lver, Barney Lowe, Dale Cox, B illy Nuchols, Joh nn y Robinson, Earl Purkey, B illy M y n a tt, Jerry Lam bert, M rs. James Renfro.

MRS. WEBB'S HOMEROOM

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Cassie C aughron, B etty C laybough, Gayle Costner, Delores Brewer, K en ne th D unlap, Levi Brock, Ernest B lankenship; SECOND R O W : M rs. Leslie W ebb , M a ry N e ll A nderson, Barbara Counts, K en ne th Bivens, Gene Davis, Don C arpenter; T H IR D R O W : Eddie Badgett, M a rio n C arter, Don C o lvin , Herm an C o g d ille ; FOURTH RO W : Jack C a rro ll, Pat C arrigan, Edward Briggs, Joe C arroll.

MRS. STEWART'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST ROW : M yrn a Bolton, M a xin e Sweet, Jo A n n Fagg, Susan Rice, N ancy Bunch, Linda Stephens, M a ry Jane Fagg, Dolores Rogers; SECOND RO W : Helen Ray Rowan, Beverly Powers, Patsy Hawn, M a ry Eve lyn A lle n , Deanna W est, Bonnie B oring, W anda Carver, M arg are t Dixon, M a ry Earle A nderson; T H IR D RO W : Carole S terling , Louise Colem an, June Evans, M a rth a

Fuller, S hirley Bradley;

FOURTH

RO W : M arg are t G entry,

Dora C aldw ell, M a ry Frances Harbison, Carol Jones, B etty W h ite , Delois W ilb u rn , M rs. J. P. Stewart; FIFTH ROW : Edwina Foster, B etty Jo Johnson, Jane M arsh all, Joyce K id d, Pat Hughes.

EIG H TH GRADE OFFICERS, LEFT TO R IG H T: President Jane Marshall; V ice-P resident Bobby Hollingshead; Sec retary and T reasurer Ben Howard Young.

M R . GREENE'S H O M ER O O M LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : W ayne H o lla nd , George Blazer, " B u tc h " Borah, R onnie Black, David Byar, Donnie Bowers, Jack Broyles, K enny Brock, Don D unlap; SECOND RO W : David F uller, B illy Ed B ird, Jim m y Everett, John F ra n klin , T e rry Foster, G ilb e rt Frye, James Dickens, Ronnie C upp; T H IR D RO W : B illy Dodson, B illy C a rroll, Ray Barnes, Jack Dam ron, Sammy Green, T o m m y D rinne n, M ic k e y C lark, Gene G ibson; FOURTH RO W : Paul Beach, Ross B irc h fie l, C lay Crow der, Bobby Davis, David

Eagleton, M a x

C um m ings, Don Dodson, T o m m y Cate; FIFTH RO W : B illy C am pbell, Lynn C authorpe, Joe Donald Eakes, Ben Greene, Gayle Ferguson, K enneth F uller, John C ra w ford, "S o n n y " A x le y , T im Byar.

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MR. WATSON'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : J im m y S tinn et, David Stanley, Donnie R idÂ ings, Low ell W o rd ly , Jim m y Reed, T o n y Green, Buddy H am m onlree, Roger Roach, Charles Smelcer; SECOND RO W : La rry T aylor, Gene W a lke r, Don W ilso n , Ben Howard Y oung, Jim m y Ridings, Anderson

H atcher, M ichael

T alley, K enneth Y ou ng , Ray Thom as; T H IR D ROW : Emerson W atson, T e rry Rapier, Ralph W illia m s , B urton Stone, A lw y n Staley, B ill Staib, A rth u r Roy, Donald

Robinson,

Donny Y oungblood,

B. C.

Robinson,

Bobby

Harbison;

FOURTH RO W : Donald T a lly , Dale Young, Roger W o lfe , Bobby W atson, Bobby P hillips, David Y oung, John Llew ellyn.

MR. WHITE'S HOMEROOM LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Benny Kinser, Richard Lowe, B ill Jones, Jerry Lynn, Bobby Lee; SECOND RO W : M a rk Leonard, M o rris H olcom be, Bobby H ollingshead,

B illy Johnson, W ilb u r H e ad rick, J im m y

H u ffs te tle r,

B illy Ju d kin s; T H IR D RO W : B ill P hillips, Joe M cM a h o n , N ed M o rris, George Paine, J im m y Presley, James Erwin, Eddie K in g, John H ipps; FOU RTH RO W : M e lv in W h ite , P h ilip M oo k, Ivan P otter, Jack M o rto n , Jack O xendine, Ira H e ad rick; FIFTH

RO W : M a c k M c N u tt, Je rry O rr, W ayne H icks; S IX T H

RO W : Jack Peters, Danny Rapier, A rth u r M y n a tt, Cecil M cLem ore, Ray Lee. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Secretary and Treasurer Shirley Patterson; President Eddie King; V ice-P resident Philip Mook.

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MRS. PEARSON'S H O M ERO O M LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : A n n e Spradlin, C a rof H o lla nd , Delores Rich; SECOND RO W : N ita Jackson, M a rg a re t Sample, D orothy Smelcer, Gladys L a u g h lin , S hirley Patterson, A lic e Lane, Frances H enry, Patsy Grubbs, Sonja M o rto n ; T H IR D ROW : W anda Long, Glenda Lovingood, W anda H orner, H a rÂ rie t Sands, Rainelle K in g, Leona H eadrick, Sharlene K irk la n d , C heryl Raulston; FOURTH ROW : Darres Pelfrey, Sylvia O wnby, A nn a Sue Rowan, M rs. Thom as Pearson, Barbara M cC am m on.

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MRS. RO BINSON'S H O M ERO O M LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W ; Carol C o ulte r, Laura A n n Largen, Shelby W h ite , Peggy W a tts , S hirley S m ith; SECOND R O W : A n n T a ylo r, C arolyn Thom as, B e tty Faye W ils o n , G eorgia N e ll T in k e r, A n n Swany, E dith W h ite ; T H IR D RO W : Dwanna C o lvin , C arolyn Callaway, P atty Sue G ordon; FOURTH RO W : Lo retta Ballew, Sandra Green, W ild a C arver, Brenda Bradshaw, Gwen D eLozier, Sylvia Cate, M rs. R. M . Robinson.

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LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Z and er Innes, Eugene G arren, T ed W ils o n , H a rv ill Parks, B ill C rowder, W a ylon W h ite , M a c k Sharpe, Buddy W h ite , J im m y H arris; SECOND RO W : Coach Ben Greene, Joe Penland, James M org an , Bobby Lynch, John A nderson, Rodney K in g , Jerry K err, Pat F lynn, Ralph Lee, C aptain David M o rto n , C o-C aptain James M o n tg o m e ry, A n d y Jones,

Charles H e ad rick, Gene Lam bert, Coach Jim Renfro; T H IR D RO W : M anager Jim m y Cupp, A rn o ld Shell, John D ris k ill, Halen Davis, T o m m y Randolph, Don A lle n , Jim m y Russell, B illy Bridges, Jim m y Sturgeon, Ronnie Hannah, B illy E thridge, Jack Sharp, M anager Elmo S m ith.

THE R E B E L S HA V E A GOOD S E A S O N T riu m p h a n t a fte r a successful season, the 1950 Rebs look w ith satisÂ fa c tio n on th e ir g rid iro n record.

THE

CHEERLEADERS

LEFT T O R IG H T : B etty Long, B e tty N e ll H itc h , Teresa Leonard, Jim m y C um m ings, B e ttie H o lt, K a th rv n

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Captain David M orton, Co-Captain "Red Montgomery

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LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST ROW : Jim m y Lee Russell, W a ylo n W h ite , M o rto n , B ill E thridge, Charles H e ad rick, A n d y Jones; SECOND

"R ed M o n tg o m e ry, David RO W : Jim m y H arris, B ill

C row der, M a ck Sharpe, Jack Sharp.

LEFT T O R IG H T ' FIRST RO W : M . C. M cC a rte r, John Em ert Lane, Ralph Lee, Bobby Lynch, Ted W ils o n Rodney K in g , Fletcher Lowe, Buddy W h ite ; SECOND RO W : Joe Penland, John A nderson Joh nn y K in g, John T ru n d le , H a rv ill Parks, T o m m y Randolph Jerry Lam bert, Gene Lam be rt- T H IR D ROW - Coach Ben Greene, Bobby Thom as, Buddy Bird, J im m y Sturgeon B illy Thom as,' Halen Davis, Benny Cate, Raymond H ill; FOURTH RO W : Eugene G arren, Pat Flynn, K enneth C am pbell. Jerry K err, David H air.

QUARTER & W INGBACK JACK SHARP

END J IM M Y LEE RUSSELL

TACKLE ARNOLD SHELL

CENTER DAVID MORTON

TAILBACK M ACK SHARPE

GUARD BILL ETHRIDGE

GUARD "RED" MONTGOMERY

MANAGER ELMO SMITH

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W ; Coach Emerson W atson, Ben Cate, Don A lle n , A lla n Queener, Jim m y C ulp, J im m y H arris, Pat F lynn; SECOND RO W : Bob H arper, Joh nn y D ris k ill, Gene Lam bert, A n d y Jones, J im m y Russell, B illy C rowder. Coach Emerson W atson

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REBELS

HARDWOOD

"B " TEAM LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Levi Brock, Ted W ils o n , Neal K idd, A lv in Ferguson, D avid Ramsey, Dale Cox, Perry Paine. SECOND RO W : Coach Ben Greene, B illy H u ffs te tle r, Eugene Garren, Bob Harper, K enneth Hudson, Halen, Davis, Pat Flynn, K enneth Cam pbell.

AUL A N QUEENER

J IM M Y CULP

These seniors have played th e ir last high school basketball game, leaving fo u r vacant positions. The team w ill miss the m when the season opens n e xt year.

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BASEBALL

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Keny Brock, David Fuller, B urto n Stone, Bobby H o llingshead, " B u tc h " Borah, T im Byar, Coach M e lv in W h ite ; SECOND RO W : David Y oung, Jim m y M oo k, Bobby P hillips, Dan Rapier, John Llew e llyn, K enneth Cates, B illy Staib, Ben H ow ard Y oung.

Gale Ferguson, M a rk Leonard, Ridings, P hilip Fuller, T om m y

LEFT T O R IG H T : M a c k Sharpe, Jim m y H arris, A lla n Queener, A n d y Jones, jy

Jack Sharp, Don A lle n , James M on tg om e ry.

LEFT T O R IG H T : Teresa Leonard, B e tty W atson , B illie Beaty, K ath ryn W ells, B e ttie H o lt, Nona A lle n , Im ogene Patterson, Jacqueline G riggs, BarÂ bara Bowman.

T U M B LE R S LEFT TO R IG H T : Pat Lyon, Patsy M c C u lle y, Pat Sham blin, S hirley S m ith.

ORGANIZATIONS T h ro u g h p a rtic ip a tio n in e x tra c u rric u la r groups, we've had the o p p o rtu n ity to develop o u r hobbies, to exercise o u r talents, to pracÂ tic e o u r leadership, and to know the. value o f w o rk in g and p laying together.

â&#x2013; B LEFT T O R IG H T ; C a lvin D unbar, D avid Ramsey, C arolyn C ra w ford, B etty Long, Joe O lin , Perry Paine, Z and er Innes, John Lew ellyn, M r. C u rtis, Evelyn B lackburn, Patsy H aw n, N orm a L illa rd .

THE STUDENT COUNCIL Formed in 1946 by P rincipal C. D. C u rtis, the Student C ouncil has become one o f the m ost active and o utsta n d in g organizations in the fu n c tio n in g o f M a ry v ille H ig h School. T he m em bers, tw o fro m each class, are elected on the basis o f character, leadership a b ility , and scholastic standing. To express the opinions and ideas o f the stu d e n t body to the a d m in is tra tio n is the c h ie f endeavor o f the co un cil since it is the co nn e cting lin k between the students and fa cu lty. Each succeeding year the co u n cil has undertaken more tasks and re sponsibilities re la tin g to the a d m in iste rin g o f school a ffa irs d ire c tly concerned w ith the students. A c tiv itie s and projects o f the S tudent C ouncil are under the d ire c tio n o f M r. C u rtis and C alvin Dunbar.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : O livia V aw te r, B etty W atson, Pat Lyon, B etty Jo Pierce, M ild re d Em ert, W anda W a lk e r, M rs. Thom as Pearson, D o ttie Rueter, Barbara F ra n klin , W in n ie English; SECOND ROW : Doris Brooks, Z and er Innes, W anda Jo K irk la n d , Jackie G riggs, S hirley Gamble, V annie T ra ylo r, R uth O rr, C h a rlo tte Cupp, Teresa Leonard, Jim m y C um m ings, Norm a L illa rd ; T H IR D RO W : B illy H ow ell, Ronnie Hannah, John T ru n d le , T om m y Randolph, N ancy D unn, C arolyn C ra w ford, M org an Biggs, Sue W illia m s , A n d y Jones, Bobby H arper, Jim m y C ulp, A l B rin kle y, B illy Crowder, Jim m y Cowan, Joe O lin .

BETA

CLUB

W ith the th re e fo ld purpose o f developing executive a b ility , o f p ro m o tin g h ig h morals, and o f s tim u la tin g both group and in d ivid u a l achievem ent, the local chapter o f the N ational Beta C lu b was organized a t M a ry v ille H ig h School in 1937. Those e lig ib le fo r m em bership are ju n io rs and seniors who have a m in im u m scholastic average o f 90, h igh standards o f character, and a w illingness to serve others.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Eddie B adgett, Charles M u n c h , W a ylo n W h ite , D avid Ramsey, B ill E thridge, T ed W ils o n , Gene M cC o n n e ll, Bobby Lynch, John Em ert Lane, J im m y Cowan, George Samples; SECOND RO W : Bobby T ra y lo r, David H air, A lla n Queener, Charles H eadrich, J im m y S tu rÂ geon, Buddy W h ite , C arolyn C ra w ford, Frank Vesser, N ancy D unn, Donald Gene S ingleton, Gene La m be rt, M rs. Leslie W e b b ; T H IR D RO W : Jim m y C um m ings, Ben M y n a tt, G raham O lin .

W h e n some M a ry v ille H ig h students end th e ir sponsor organized the Chess C lu b at the b eg in n ing o f the 1948-49 school year, it was p rim a rily fo r the purpose o f stud yin g the old and respected game. However, th e y soon fo u n d th a t the clu b p a rtic ip a tio n gave the m more: it developed th e ir m em oÂ ries and reasoning power and it gave the m an in fo rm a l b u t encouraging co nta ct w ith the c ity 's M e n 's Chess C lub. For the past tw o years M rs. Leslie W e b b has sponsored th is group.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : B ettie H o lt, Jane Lowe, Jim m y C ulp, A . G. W allace; SECOND RO W : Sandra Davis, Jim m y Shields, V annie T ra ylo r, Ed die B adgett, Eugene B oring, J im m y Cowan, A n d y Jones; T H IR D ROW : A l B rin kle y, C arolyn C ra w ford, A n n C lark, Lee H yder, M org an Biggs, Joe O lin ; FOURTH RO W : M rs. M a rtin B adgett, R uth O rr, L ib b y Parrish.

FORENSIC

LEAGUE

M a ry v ille H ig h 's chapter o f the N a tio na l Forensic League was organized in 1941 to encourage p up il adeptness in p u b lic speaking, parlia m e nta ry law, and dram atics. A n y stud e nt may become a m em ber a fte r he has earned 21 points by p a rtic ip a t ing in scholastic debate, declam ation, oratory, radio speaking, o r p oe try in te rp re ta tio n . On jo in in g the club, the student re ceives the Degree o f M e rit. He continues adding more points to be e lig ib le fo r the Degree o f Honor, Degree o f Excellence and fin a lly the Degree o f D istin ctio n . The M a ry v ille chapter is proud th a t tw o o f its members have obtained th is highest honor, the Degree o f D istin ctio n .

HI -Y

CLUB

"T o create, m a in ta in , and extend, th ro u g h o u t the school and co m m u n ity, h ig h standards o f C h ristia n ch a ra cte r," is the purpose o f the N a tio na l H i-Y C lub, the ju n io r b ro th e r o f the Y. M . C. A . O rganized three years ago, the local group re quires a " C " average fo r e lig ib ility . Besides p ro viding e nte r ta in m e n t fo r the m em bers and th e ir frie n ds, the clu b sponsors w o rth w h ile projects to help the school. The boys bought the large sign around w h ich the y are grouped to in fo rm all passersby th a t th is is M a ry v ille H ig h School. LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Dale Ross, Jim m y C u lp, Eugene B oring, Jack C arroll, Bobby Nance, Fred C ondry, B ill E thridge, Charles H e ad rick, W aylo n W h ite , Claude G ardner; SECOND RO W : Charles Frank M c N u tt, Don S in gle to n , J im m y M oore, Pat F lynn, J im m y Sturgeon, J im m y C um m ings, Benny Cate, Jim m y M o n tg o m e ry, D avid M o rto n , T o m m y L a m be rt; T H IR D ROW : A l B rin kle y, Jack G rantham , R ichard Powers, B ill Peters, Ben M y n a tt, Bob M ize , Buddy W h ite , David H a ir, Joh nn y K in g , Joe Penland, Sponsor C alvin Dunbar; FOU RTH RO W : John Lane, Ross Swany, H a rry C a ldw ell, Glen Lam bert, B ill Crow der, H o y t Davis, A lla n Q ueener, Gene Lam bert.

FUTURE OF

HOMEMAKERS

AMERICA

G irls stu d yin g hom e econom ics in ju n io r and senior high schools o f the U n ite d States and its te rrito rie s are e lig ib le to m em bership in the Future Hom em akers o f A m e rica , a national n o n -p ro fit yo u th o rg anization. Founded in June 1 1, 1945, w ith the stated o bjectives o f p ro m o tin g a grow ing apprecia足 tio n o f the joys and sa tisfa ctio n o f hom em aking; em phasizing the im portance o f w o rth y hom e m em bership; encouraging dem ocracy in home and com m u足 n ity life ; p ro m o tio n o f in te rn a tio n a l good w ill, and fu rth e r interest in the fie ld o f hom e econom ics, it has grown greatly. Locally, the national o rg a n iza tio n to o k over the w e ll-organized Home Econom ic C lu b w h ich had served M a ry v ille g irls fro m its fo u n d in g in 1941. LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Nona A lle n , Barbara Bowman, M a ry Rose K id d , Patsy Cate; SECOND R O W : G ladys Barnes, B e tty Jo Pierce, W ilm a G am ble, B e tty H u n te r, Gladys B lair; T H IR D RO W : M rs. John Sherrod, B e tty Hughes, Jean Hughes, Carol Jensen, Jeanette Harbison.

CRAFT

CLUB

A b ility to create and design a ttra c tiv e objects w ith the use o f the hands is th e p ra ctical aim o f th e C ra ft C lub, o u r youngest a c tiv ity , w hich was o r足 ganized in 1949. M o re and m ore students are a ttracte d to th is study o f A rts and C rafts, n ot o n ly because it o ffe rs an o u tle t fo r th e ir a rtis tic impulses b u t because it furnishe s e xce lle n t tra in in g fo r fu tu re hobbies. T h is year's group has w orked w ith leather, m etal, te x tile s , and wood. M rs. John Sherrod spon足 sors th e club. LEFT T O R IG H T : Barbara Bowman, M a rle n e Reagan, B etty H u n te r, M a rth a M oore, Jackie G riggs, Nona A lle n , B illie Beaty, B e tty M e r r itt, M rs. John Sherrod.

M M W M R R i

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST ROW : Jacqueline Griggs, Gayle Costner, W anda K irk la n d , O livia V aw te r, Freda H o llingshead, B etty H u n te r, M arlene Paine; SECOND ROW : M iss Helen O tt.

LIBRARY

ASSISTANTS

E ffic ie n t, reliable L ib rary C lub members w ith satisfactory grades are chosen fro m each study hall to help in ca rryin g on ro u tine w o rk o f the library. Thus the y have a dual purpose: to aid the lib ra rian and to assist the students in every posÂ sible way. M iss Helen O tt c a re fu lly trains each o f these assistants in such w ork as cataloging, filin g , and desk w o rk so th a t each is able to fu n c tio n e ffe c tiv e ly .

LIBRARY

CLUB

T h is c lu b is composed o f students who are interested in discovering the m ysteries o f the lib ra ry and who have a w illin gn e ss to w ork. Every m em ber has an o p p o rtu n ity to learn the m any fu n Â dam entals w h ich are the fo u n d a tio n o f the lite ra ry w orld.

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L IB R A R Y CLUB MEMBERS: M a ry Evelyn A lle n , Nona A lle n , Erma Lois Bivens, M y rn a B olto n, W and a B oring, Dora C a ldw ell, M a rg a re t A n n D itto , M ild re d Em ert, L illia n Evans, Peggy E verett, M adge F ife, N a ncy Fonde, Loraine Foster, S hirley G am ble, W ilm a Gam ble, Barbara G regory, G eraldine H a ckw orth , Frances M a ry H arbison, Jeanette H arbison, Patsy Hawn, Bonnie H itc h , Louise H olcom be, Jean Hughes, Patsy Hughes, Doris H u n te r, B etty Johnson, B e tty La m be rt, N a ncy La m be rt, T ro y Lawson, Norm a L illa rd , B etty Long, Jane Lowe, Barbara M cC am m on, Jane M arsh all, Faye M o n tg o m e ry, Jane M o o k, Sonja M o rto n , Barbara M y n a tt, Darres P elfrey, B e tty Jo Pierce, B everly Powers, A n n e R idings, S hirley R idings, Delores Rogers, H elen Rowan, Pat Sham blin, J im m y Shields, Linda Stephens, Carole S te rlin g , B illie Jo T in k e r, V a n n ie T ra y lo r, B e tty W atson , Deanna W est.

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : V an nie T ra ylo r, Jo A n n Burns, Jane Lowe, W anda Jo K irk la n d , Teresa Leonard, Erma Lois Bivens; SECOND ROW: W ilm a Gamble, Sandra Davis, B etty Hale, C h a rlo tte Cupp, Jim m y Harris, Lib b y Parrish; T H IR D ROW : B etty W atson, C arolyn C raw ford, and Patsy Cate.

JOURNALISM

CLUB

First organized in 1947 as a c re d it course, the Journal ism Class succeeded the Newspaper C lub o f vo lu n te e r jo u rn a l ism. The class is composed o f selected ju n iors and seniors who have shown an in terest and a b ility in creative and factual w rit ing in English classes. These students have com plete charge o f w ritin g , e d itin g , p ub lish in g , and p a rtia lly fin a n cin g the school newspaper, The Red And Black, as a w o rkin g project. The class has been under the leadership o f M rs. Paul E. Beach since its inception.

THESPIAN

CLUB

M em bers o f the Thespian C lu b are by th a t m em bership a ffilia te d w ith the national o rg a n iza tio n o f the same name. To become a m em ber o f the club, a stu d e n t m ust have earned a ce rtain n um b e r o f points, e ith e r as an a ctor o r as a manager in one o f the piays d ire cte d by the clu b sponsor, M rs. M a rtin Badgett. LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : A lla n Queener, M rs. M a rtin B adgett; SECOND RO W : R uth O rr, D o ttie R ueter, Jane Lowe, B e tty W atson, O livia V aw ter, Doris Brooks, L ib b y Parrish, Pat W agn er, S hirley A x le y ; T H IR D RO W : Patsy Cate, A l B rin k le y , N ancy T e d fo rd , C arolyn C ra w ford, W anda W a lk e r, B etty Hale, Bobby M iz e , Frank Vesser, David M o rto n , A n d y Jones, A n n C la rk, Jim m y Shields, Charles M c N u tt, Charles Presley, H a rry C a ldw ell, Jim m y Cowan, J im m y C u lp, N a ncy D unn, Lynn Counts, Don S ingleton.

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : B illy H am m ontree, T. R. Cook, Sue W illia m s , Cecil H atcher, Patsy Powers, Georgia C a rroll; SECOND RO W : J. P. Stewart, Charles C labough, Charles W ilso n , Don Bailey, B illy Rowland, Charles M o rÂ ton, Pat W hee le r.

T&I

CLUB

The Trade A n d Ind u stry C lub is fo r the ju n io r and senior students who are enrolled in the D ive rsified O ccupations proÂ gram . T h is p ro je ct started in 1939 as one o f the firs t fiv e in the state. T h ro u g h this o rg an iza tion jobs are secured fo r those students desiring them . Two credits are given fo r a year's work.

SM OKY MOUNTAIN DC T he Smoky M o u n ta in D is trib u tiv e C lub is M a ry v ille H ig h 's newest group. D. E. students under the sponsorship o f J. P. S tewart develop progressive leadership and apply th e ir acquired com petence, se lf-re lia n ce, and cooperation in the s e llin g jobs th e y hold in local stores. Thus fa r the clu b has had tim e to do little m ore than get organized. However, its grow Â ing p o p u la rity proves th a t D. E. is here to stay. LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : J. P. Stew art, B e tty Jo Pierce, James H argis, A n n a Lee Jones, Dora A m m on s H a rrill; SECOND ROW : Lloyd Burns, Charles Belcher, R. L. M e rr itt, C hester S te rlin g , June A lle n , Jeanne H ancox, Charles M illsap s, T . R. Rhea, Sherrod Patterson.

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : A lin e Colem an, Barbara Bowman, W anda W a lk e r, Libb y A n n Parish, M iss Beryl Fox, Pat W agner, Shirley A x le y , Jane Lowe, Nancy M a rtin Patsy Cate, O livia V aw ter, S hirley Gamble, Nancy Tedford, B etty W atson ; SECOND ROW : W ilm a Gam ble, Bobbie Bird, M arianne Sanders, Erma Lois Bivens, B ettie H o lt, W anda K irk la n d j K ath ryn W ells, Barbara F ranklin, V an nie T ra ylo r, W in n ie Jo English; T H IR D ROW : Doris Brooks, B etty M y n a tt, Jo A n n Burns, N ancy Dunn, M ary A n n Thom pson, Carolyn C raw ford, Sandra Davis, B etty Lam bert, Salena Ashw ander, W anda Sue K irkla n d .

SENIOR

Y-TEENS

A n o utsta nd in g o rg an iza tion at M .H .S . is the Y-Teens a ffilia te d w ith the Y .W .C .A . The clu b was organized only three years ago b ut has q u ic k ly moved to the fro n t by prac tic in g its m ain purpose, "S e rv ic e ." The Y-Teen symbol is an e qu ila te ral tria n g le th a t represents m ental, sp iritu a l, and phys ical grow th. C lu b colors are blue and w hite. M iss Beryl Fox is the sponsor o f the Senior Y-Teens, and M rs. Paul Cooper spon sors the Y-Teens.

JUNIOR

Y-TEENS

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Barbara Counts, Carol A n n Proaps, Barbara M y n a tt, B e tty Long, M a rg a re t A n n D itto , M rs. Paul Cooper, B illy Jo T in k e r; SECOND RO W : G eraldine H ackw O rth, Faye M o n tg o m e ry, N a ncy Lam bert, Freeda C o lvin , Nana N e w be rry, A n n R idings, M a ry N e ll A nderson, Jane M oo k, A n n S ulliva n, Barbara T hrow er, H elen Long, W ild a A n n Hyde, L illia n G entry; T H IR D RO W : M a rth a M oore, A lo ha Thom pson, Gayle Costner, A n n A lb rig h t, Sara Cox, W anda B oring, Nona A lle n , Freda H ollingshead, Barbara A n n G regory, N ancy Fonde, M a ry K ath erin e Sharp; FO U RTH RO W : T e rry A n n Long, Peggy Everett, Evelyn B la ckbu rn, Jo A n n Sims, B etty N e ll H itc h , B etty June Edmondson, Helen T e d fo rd , V irg in ia M a rsh a ll, H elen Freeman, P hyllis H icke y, B illy Beaty, Frances D itto .

THE

MARYVILLE

HI GH

B A N D

The M a ry v ille H ig h School band under the d ire ctio n o f Jack C onnell stepped fo rth this year in fu ll glory. The new form a tion s and snappy fla n k movem ents have gained the band m uch recognition. Last year the group entered the c o m p e titio n festival in class A fo r the firs t tim e. They came home w ith an e xcellen t rating to add to th e ir honors. This year the musicians w ill again e nte r class A , determ ined to bring home a superior rating. BAND SPONSOR A N D DR UM MAJOR Libb y Parrish and Frank Vesser

BAND MEMBERS Pat Lyon, D o ttie R ueter, M a ry Rose K id d , O livia V a w te r, B illie Jo T in k e r, A n n e S ullivan, Erma Lois Bivens, B ill S utton, Charles M o rto n , Helen Rowan, M yrn a B olton, W anda Jo K irk 足 land, N ancy Fonde, M a ry K a th e rin e Sharp, V irg in ia M a rsh a ll, Helen T e d fo rd , A n n e Caylor, Helen Freeman, John C ra w ford, C arolyn C ra w ford, Buddy Byrd, Frank Vesser, Bobby G ilb e rt Sammy C arter, John Em ert Lane, Charles Frank M c N u tt, Edward Briggs, T im Byar, John L lew e l足 lyn, Ross B u rch fie ld , M a rth a M oore, K en ne th Bivens, M a rio n C arter, je r r y K err, Johnny K in g, David Ramsey, Joe O lin , La rry Y o rk , Jim M oore, Lynn Y o rk , M ariann e Sanders, David Y oung, M a ry A n n Thom pson, J im m y C u lp, Jo A n n Burns, Graham O lin , Don Howard, P hyllis Fonde, R obert T ra y lo r, A lle n K in g, Doris Brooks, Holm es Sim ken, J im m y Cowan, Bob Nance, Joe Penland, M org an Biggs, Bobby P h illip s, Ted W ilso n , Bobbie B ird, Peggy Everett, R uth O rr, M arlene Paine, B etty W atson , B ill H o w ell, B ill Peters, Bob H arper, P atty Sue G ordon, Don G ordon, Jack G rantham , Ross Swany.

B A N D BOARD LEFT T O R IG H T ; S T A N D IN G : J im m y Cowan, C arolyn C raw 足 fo rd , Doris Brooks, Frank Ves足 ser, M a rle n e Paine, Pat Lyon, Jo h n n y K i n g ; SEATED: B e tty W atson , R uth O rr.

MAJORETTES R uth O rr, Peggy Everett, Bobbie Bird

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W h e th e r p e r f o r m in g in a co nce rt o r ju s t p ra cticin g in class, th e m e m b e rs o f th e M a ry v ille H ig h C h o ir always e njoy th e ir sin g ing under the d ire c tio n o f Jack C onnell. A l though this has been M r. Con n e ll's firs t year on M a ry v ille H ig h 's fa cu lty, he has done a splendid jo b w it h th e v o c a l groups and has w orked hard so th a t those in them were able to m a in tain the hig h standards o f th e ir co nte st-w in n ing prede cessors. T h e members o f the c h o i r e a rn m o re th a n ju s t a cre d it. Besides the o p p o rtu n i ties th a t the c h o ir members have to travel to contests, the y also gain an invaluable p ra c ti cal knowledge o f music th a t w ill be used th ro u g h o u t th e ir lives.

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For the fir s t tim e in M a ry v ille H ig h School's h isto ry a g irls ' glee clu b meets as a class. T h is group participa te s in program s and serves as a "s te p p in g s to n e " in to the choir. Last year these g irls started as a vo lu n te e r o rg a n iza tio n under the leadership o f M rs. R. M . Robinson and have advanced in to a c lu b o f th e ir own. Jack C onnell d irects th is gro up o f young ladies as w ell as the c h o ir and band.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : H ilda Jo H aun, M arlene Reagan, B e tty Lou W hite h e a d , Birdie F ife, Jack C o nn ell; SECOND R O W : Jeannie Y ou ng blo od , M a rg a re t A n n D itto , Faye M o n tg o m Â ery, N a ncy Lam bert, B etty Long, Freeda C o lvin , A lo ha T hom son; T H IR D RO W : Doris H u n te r, Barbara M y n a tt, W in n ie English, Nana N e w be rry, L illia n G entry, A n n Ridings, B illie Jo T in k e r.

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It takes patience, perseverance, and tim e to p u t to g e th e r various ta le n t acts in to a th e a trica l smash h it; it takes the same to p u t to g e th e r the m yriad acÂ tiv itie s , th a t com prise the life o f a school, into a senior annual. These are the students chosen by th e ir classmates to do the 1951 A P P A L A C H IA N . TH E PRODUCERS: Ed ito r Dottie Rueter; Business M an ager, Jimm y Cowan; C irc u la tio n M an ag er Joe Olin.

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THE P L A Y W R IG H TS . LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : W anda W a lk e r, A n n C lark, O livia V aw ter, C arolyn C ra w ford, Charles Frank M c N u tt, E dito r D o ttie Rueter, J im m y C ulp , R uth O rr, A l B rin kle y, Bob M ize , B e tty W atson, David M o rto n .

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PRESS AG ENTS. LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : M an ag er Jim m y Cowan, N ancy D unn, M iss Beryl Fox, L ib b y Parrish, F rank Vesser, Jane Lowe, Ben M y n a tt, Pat Lyon, M a ry Frances Sims, B e tty M y n a tt.

T IC K E T TAKERS. LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Doris Brooks, N a ncy T e d fo rd , M anager Joe O lin , Lyn n Counts, M iss H elen O tt, M a ry A n n T hom pson, W a ylo n W h ite , S hirley A x le y , Pat W a g n e r, Patsy Cate, H a rry C a ldw ell, Charles Presley.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Lloyd Burns, Ross Swany, B etty H u n te r, S hir ley Gamble, Raymond H ill, Don S ingleton, B etty M e rritt, N ancy M a rtin * SECOND RO W : Ben M y n a tt, Don Rhyne, Claude Gardner, C a lvin C. Dunbar' Jack G rantham , Barbara Bowman, Sandra ‘'Davis, Jean Hughes.

DRIVING

CLASS

M a ry v ille H ig h School was given the o p p o rtu n ity o f being among the firs t hig h schools in th is section o f the state to have a Safe D rivin g Class in its c u rric u lu m . This was made possible by the M a ry v ille Jaycees and local m erchants at the beginning o f the 1948-49 school year In this class, w hich is o nly a one semester course, the stu dents learn the m echanism o f the car and the fundam entals o f safe and sportsm anlike d rivin g . Each p up il m ust also obtain a state d rive rs' license before passing the subject.

VARSITY

CLUB

“ Put on y o u r O ld Black Sweater w ith the Big Red L e tte r" could w ell be the cry o f the V a rs ity C lub. T h is group consists o f boys le tte rin g in any o f the fo u r in te rm u ra l sports and m an agers o f the various teams. The o rg a n iza tio n provides social recreation, fosters good sportsm anship, and encourages clean living .

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : John D ris k iII, J im m y Sturgeon, A lla n Q ueener, Bobby M a tth e w s, Charles H e a d rick, J im m y Russell, Pat Flynn, Elmo S m ith, A n d y Jones; SECOND RO W : Coach R enfro, Jim m y C ulp, B illy C ro w der, Don A lle n , D avid M o rto n , B ill E thridge, W a ylo n W h ite , Jack Sharp, Jim m y M o n tg o m e ry.

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Dodge Plymouth TENNESSEE GAS CO. Phone 255 - 2940

211 W . Broadway

Phone 1080

Use GAS For C ooking

Between M aryville

C ooling and Alcoa

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TH E J & K SUPER STORES

Y o u r C om plete Super Store

Compliments of

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Tennessee

ASSOCIATE STORE

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W . Cumberland and 18th

Knoxville, Tennessee

J. L. LEAKE SERVICE S T A TIO N Broadway

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Goodyear T ires and Tubes— B atteries— Accessories — L u b ric a tio n — W a shing

Phone 1520

M aryville

"H e a d q u a rte rs For A ll Y o u r N e e ds"

C O M P L IM E N T S OF

123 W . Broadway

H A IR BROS. ELECTRIC CO. ;

" Y o u r F rig id a ire D e a le r"

T H E

3 1 7 W a ll Avenue

M aryville

S A N D W I C H

Knoxville

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" A Good Place to E a t"

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First Federal Bldg.

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Photos o f Permanency and Character

College Street

Phone 179

Old Knoxville Highway A t Wildwood Road Phone 1124

J. C. PENNEY CO. "C o n s ta n tly

Lowers

Your

C o s t-o f-L iv in g "

C o m p lim en ts o f

Spears & W illiam s Furniture Co.

LY N C H BAKERY

"T h e Same F u rn itu re For Less M o n e y "

Party O rders— B irth da y Cakes

F u rn itu re — E lectrical A ppliances

Phone 1303

T. C. DRAKE A U T O PARTS C O M P A N Y Blcycles

A u t° Parts

S porting Goods

801 E. Broadway

phone 2 4 16

Q U IC K -W A Y HOMES CORP. BYRNE DRUG C O M P A N Y

402

Blount Bank Building Phone 1965

REALTORS

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BUILDERS

W ORLEY TO UR IST HO M E Mrs. E. R. W orley

Phone 3 & 4

Phone 65

9 1 2 W est Broadway

REASONABLE RATES

C o m p lim en ts C o m plim ents

C O TTO N'S LU N C H

KEITH FONDE BROWN'S D A IR Y FARM

Contractor

Grade A Pasteurized D a iry Products

1 Phone 7 1 4

Route 7

Phone 3 07

M aryville, Tennessee

ZESTO D R IV E -IN

N O R TO N HARDW ARE CO.

Cones— Sundaes— Pints & Quarts Q u a lity— C ourtesy— Service

Sandwiches

Broadway at Magnolia

Phone 3 6 6 £

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M aryville

Tennessee

CHARLES'

TH EATER

Hom e O wned & O perated

PARKS-BELK C O M P A N Y "H o m e o f B etter V a lu e s "

Five Points

Phone 3 8 8 6

Maryville

CRAIG TEDFORD REFRIGERATION & M A N U F A C T U R IN G CO. Condry Building P. 0 . Box 6 2 7

Telephone 1016 M aryville, Tennessee

C O M P LIM E N T S

The Southern Cafe

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C A S H -C A R R Y STORE

W A S H IN G T O N A V E N U E M aryville

Tennessee

C O M P L IM E N T S of

McCammon - Ammons

STA N LEY BIRD M O TO R CO. STUDEBAKER

Funeral Home SALES

SERVICE

PR IC HARD LUMBER CO.

W H IT E OFFICE M A C H IN E S IN C .

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Hall Road, Alcoa

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Phone 2 3 9 0

C all W h ite

C O M P L IM E N T S

C O M P LIM E N T S

FARMER & STAFF BARBER SHOP

GILBERTS and N O A H 'S ARK RESTAURANT

N o. 4 Blount Bank Building

Phone 1 1 8 0

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New Knoxville Highway

M A R Y V ILLE B R O A D W A Y FOOD M A R K ET "W h e re

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For Savings

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Telephone 1045

1004 W . Broadway

C O M P L IM E N T S

LOWE'S ICE CREAM PARLOR

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Fine Foods & Ice Cream

FRANK C H A N D LER TIRE CO.

Alcoa Highway

C O M P L IM E N T S OF

CH A N D LER

C O M P L IM E N T S of

FLORISTS

3 1 4 Court Phone 1 1 9 2 "T h e Best Place fo r Y o u r F low ers"

D AVIS M O TO R C O M P A N Y

C O M P LIM E N T S OF

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C O M P LIM E N T S of

TH E M A R Y V IL L E ICE A N D COAL C O M P A N Y

LYON'S

RESTAURANT

"H o m e o f Good F o o d "

C o m plim ents o f

ALLEN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE " Y o u r Philco D e a le r"

119 Broadway

Phone 578

Harper & Cates St.

M aryville

C o m plim ents o f C o m p lim en ts

Alcoa Furniture Company, Inc.

K ERN'S

B A K E R Y

Broadway

M aryville

C H I L H O W E E

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W e C ater to School Banquets

Knoxville

Tennessee

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W alland, Tennessee

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CLARK'S

FLORISTS C o m p lim en ts o f

3 3 3 E. Broadway

Phone 313

M A R Y V IL L E SAVINGS & ROYAL

JEWELERS

LO AN CORPORATION

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Gamble Building— M aryville

105 Court St.

Phone 7 9 6

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