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C O M M U N IT Y EDITION

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PRINCIPAL CLAUDE D. CURTIS

HONOR

We, the class o f 1952 dedicate this yearÂ book to Claude D. Curtis, who started his firs t vear as principal when we started our firs t year, the seventh grade, as students of M aryville High School.

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LEAVER

His innate dignity, his character, and his insistence on our m aintaining the highest standards fo r M aryville High School have created a prom inent place in the com m unity fo r both him and the school.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Principal Claude D. Curtis; Superintendent Robert A. Harper.

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COMMENITY

Linking M aryville students w ith the com足 m unity, both the faculty and adm inistration stand ready to aid us pupils at any tim e. N ot only do they help us to master our scholastic d iffic u ltie s , but also aid us to solve our physical and spiritual problems.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Secre足 taries Rosemary John足 son; M argaret Rueter. SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Stan足 ley Shields, John Kenst, A rth u r M arshall, Mrs. Earl M artin , David A itkin.

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PREPARED ANNUALCOM M UNITY

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KNEELING; BUSINESS M ANAGER: John Trundle; S T A N D I N G , C IR C U LATIO N M ANAGER, John D ris k ill; EDITOR, Charles Lamb. Behind the 1952 Appalachian stand three groups o f seniors who by th e ir work together have learned what an annual really is. They compose the staffs who prepare, finance,

and circulate the book which shows life as students at M aryville High School live it. The annual staffs m aintain membership in the M aryville Chamber o f Commerce.

EDITORIAL STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Charlotte Cupp, Sam Carter, Jim Moore, Doris Easterday, Vannie Traylor, Shirley Gamble, M or-

gan Biggs, Pat Flynn, Charles Lamb. NOT PICTURED: Teresa Leonard, Lorene Robinson.

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CIRCULATION STAFF L E F T T O R IG H T : Jo Ann Burns, Miss Helen rick, Ben Cate, Bill Crowder, Bob Harper, O tt, S E A T E D : Kathryn W ells, Betty Lambert, John D riskill. M arlene Paine, Joe Penland, Charles HeadBUSINESS STAFF

LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Miss Beryl Fox, Bill H o w e ll, Jim m y Cummings, Barbara Franklin, M arianne Sanders, Frankie Dod-

son; SECOND ROW: Buddy Byrd, John Trundle, Betty Hunter, Johnny King.

Em ert, Doris Easterday, Norm a L illa rd , C h a rlo tte C upp; T H IR D RO W : M rs. Thom as Pearson, Jim m y C u m m ings, T o m m y Randolph, James H argis, John T ru n d le ,

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Patsy M cC u lle y , Clara H ouston, Teresa Leonard, Sandra Davis, Barbara Bow m an, V a n n ie T ra y lo r, Jackie G riggs, B illie Beaty, Evelyn B la ckbu rn; SECOND RO W : M o rg a n Biggs, Charles Lam b, H elen Long, M a rth a M oore, Ronnie H annah, S hirley G am ble, T e rry A n n Long, M ild re d

B ill H o w e ll, Barbara F ra n klin , B ill Crow der, Eugene B oring, A le xa n d e r Innes ,Bob Harper.

B E T A

C L U B

Staging the th ird annual "C o m icale ," con creting a tennis court, holding a square dance and candy sale, are among the achieve ments o f the Beta Club this past year. Members went to the State Beta Club con vention in Nashville accompanied by th e ir sponsor, M rs. Thomas Pearson. Juniors and seniors who have no grade below a B (90-95) and are approved by the faculty and the club are eligible to become members. Once in the club they have to keep th e ir grades up to B's and A's. BIG WHEELS

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : N ancy Bunch, M a rg a re t G entry, Joyce K id d, Carol Jones; SECOND RO W : S hir ley R idings, A lm a W a lk e r, Delores Rogers, M adge Fife, Sue W a tk in s , Jo A n n Fagg, Louise C olem an;

C R A F T S

T H IR D ROW : M rs. John Sherrod, Barbara M y n a tt, Edwina Fester, Linda Toole, Bonnie B oring; FOURTH ROW : Barbara Gregory.

CLUB

Original ideas break out w ithout prom pt «

ing through the industrious efforts o f each g irl belonging to the Crafts Club. Individuals th o u g h tfu lly set about th e ir projects which include the chip-carving o f jewelry boxes, transferring designs on ash-trays fo r etch ing, and enameling coasters preparatory to p rin tin g varied designs on them. These pre sent only a few activities taken part in by the artistic girls. THESE CLEVER PEOPLE!

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Raymond H ill, Eddie

B ill Rowland, Pat W h e e le r, Charles C labough, T ow n ie

C o rrig a n , J im m y Sipe, Bobbie Purkey, J. P. Stewart,

A nderson, V ern on M orris.

D ISTR IB U TIV E EDUCATION The building of a permanent concession stand was fin a lly accomplished this year and the D. E. Club has taken the job o f selling refreshments at the home games. This w ill give its members practice in salesmanship â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the purpose o f the club. They also have part tim e jobs and class work fo r training in retail distribution. Under sponsor, J. P. Stewart, and presiÂ dent, Townie Anderson, the club is in its second year. SHOW CASE LIFE 10

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : F letcher Lowe, C alvin D unbar, Lorene ’ Robinson, W anda , B oring, M ild re d Emert, B etty W illia m s , Ethel C aughron, Doris Easter-

D R I V I N G

d ry ; SECOND ROW : Eugene H atcher, T om m y Randolph, B etty C aughron, B etty Lou Potter, Frankie Dodson, Helen Freeman, Perry Paine, Bobbie Purkey.

C L A S S

Under the supervision o f Calvin C. Dun bar, pupils desiring to learn the methods of safe and good sportsmanship driving, have an opportunity to get first-hand practice and sound instruction. Through the courtesy of local motor com panies and oil dealers, the class is provided with a drivers' training car and gasoline each year. D riving courses are extremely helpful in curbing the national accident rate through the proper education o f youth, and M ary ville takes pride in being one o f the firs t Tennessee cities to have such a course in its public school. The local Jaycees were instru mental in inaugurating the course four years ago. WHERE'S THE FIRE?

H u n te r, T im Byar; T H IR D RO W : M rs. M a rtin Badgett, Sandra Davis, Barbara G regory, V irg in ia M arshall, H elen L.ong, M org an Biggs; FOURTH RO W : Eddie

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : B illy Ed B ird, Donnie Riden, B urto n Spangler, Edward Borah, A lw y n Staley, B illy Staib, Ross B irc h fie ld ; SECOND R O W : V annie T ra ylo r, Peggy E verett, Jo A n n Burns, Bobbie Bird, B ettie H o lt, M a ry Rose K id d , K en ne th Y o u n g , B e tty

FORENSIC

Badgett, Lee H yder, B uddy Byrd, Paul Beach.

LEAGUE

According to the sponsor, Mrs. M a rtin Badgett, the purpose o f the N. F. L. is to promote the interests o f interscholastic deÂ bate, oratory, and public speaking by enÂ couraging a s p irit o f good fellowship, and by conferring upon deserving candidates membership in the organization. Its program consists o f trainin g fo r and participating in various interscholastic contests. The league's stress is upon creditable participation in these events rather than upon w inning them. It accomplishes this purpose by means o f a system o f incentives which always hold out new goals to a student as soon as he attains current ones. OH, PHAROAH! 12

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W ; Jua nita C arpenter, Pat足 sy Hughes, M a rth a D ixon, N ancy Bunch; SECOND ROW : Salena A shw ander, Barbara Bowman, B etty W illia m s , M adge Fife, M a rg a re t G entry, Louise C ole足 man; T H IR D RO W : Jo A n n Burns, Sandra Evans, De-

lores Rogers, Linda Toole, Dora Lee C aldw ell, A lm a W a lk e r; FOURTH RO W : Ruby Long, Linda Stevens, Peggy Everett, M a ry K a th e rin e Sharp, Helen T edfo rd, M rs. John Sherrod, B e tty N e ll H itc h , G eraldine H ackw o rth .

FUTURE

HOMEMAKERS

W ith Mrs. John Sherrod, teacher o f home economics, to serve as the adviser, the stu足 dents at M aryville High annually organize a club called the Future Homemakers of America. Only those girls who have taken the subject at least one year in high school are now eligible to belong. W hen this club was started here nine years ago, it was merely a local group. Six years later it united w ith the national organi足 zation and became M aryville High Chapter o f the Future Homemakers o f America. A N D THEY C A N COOK, TOO!

LEFT T C R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : M iss D o rothy Reed; Brenda Bradshaw, N a ncy Bunch, M a ry Evelyn A lle n , Nana N ew berry, Patsy Hughes, Barbara Bowm an; SEC-

O N D RO W : W ilm a M o rto n , Irene Gamble, G eraldine H a ckw orth , Freda HollingsHead, V irg in ia M arsh all, Dora C a ldw ell, Doris Easterday, Linda Stevens.

FUTURE

TEACHERS

Newest of the M aryville High School clubs is the local chapter of the national Future Teachers of Am erica Club, organized here last fa!!. Realizing that a number of stu足 dents were interested in teaching as a ca足 reer, Miss Dorothy Reed decided to sponsor the group. Miss Reed is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary teachers' sorori足 ty that has among its aims the encouraging of students to enter the teaching profession. A t present the club has 14 members, who are preparing to serve the communities of tomorrow in the nation's classrooms. Since it is customary for each chapter to be named for some well-known educator, the members decided to call th e ir chapter the Edith God足 dard Club for a beloved form er teacher here. SO TH A T'S A TEACHER'S LIFE! 14

F letcher Lowe, Ted W ilso n , H a rville Parks, Raymond H ill, Ross Swany, B ill H ow ell, Charles M o rto n , Jim M oore, Charles H eadrick, Buddy W h ite , Pat Flynn, David H a ir; S IX T H ROW : C alvin Dunbar.

IF F T TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Bobby M atthew s, Fred Condry; SECOND RO W ; Eugene B oring, Jim m y C u m 足 mings; T l IIRD RO W ! Kenneth Brown, Johnny K in g; FOURTH RO W : Jim m y Sturgeon, Sam C a r t e r ; FIFTH ROW : Gien La m be rt, Joe Penland, John Emert Lane,

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T h e H i-Y C lu b o ffe rs to th e boys o f M a ry 足 v ille H ig h School th e o p p o rtu n ity to becom e m em bers o f an a c tiv e C h ris tia n o rg a n iz a tio n . A n y s tu d e n t sh o u ld becom e a b e tte r c itiz e n and a m ore a c tiv e c h u rc h m e m b e r by be足 lo n g in g to th is g ro u p . Besides tr y in g to live up to h ig h ideals, th e boys, u n d e r th e s u p e r足 visio n o f C a lv in D u n b a r, u n d e rta k e p ro je c ts beneficial, to th e school and th e c o m m u n ity . C A L V IN D U N B A R : Teacher o f d riv in g , is a man o f m any talents

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LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Shirley Gam ble, Lorene Robinson, Elsie H o lla nd , Jo A n n Sims, M ic k e y M c G ill; SECOND ROW : Bob M atthe w s, Jeanine L u th e r, Sarah Cox, Pat Flynn , Jim m y M oore, Evelyn B lackburn;

T H IR D ROW : Charles H e a d rick, Jim Sturgeon, Nancy Fonde, John T ru n d le , M ariann e Sanders, K athryn W ells.

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JOURNALISM

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CLUB

W ith Mrs. Paul Beach serving as adviser, the journalism class writes, edits, and pub lishes the Red and Black, M aryville High School's bi-weekly newspaper. Since 1947, when the class replaced the old Newspaper Club, it has been offered as a credit course to upperclassmen. The Red and Black enters the approxim ately four hundred homes re presented in the school, and many of M ary ville's merchants place advertisements in its pages. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS 16

_EFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : N ancy Bunch, Bonnie Boring, Patsy Hughes, Freda K ollin gsh ea d, .H elen Ray Rowan, W anda B oring, Doris H u n te r, Linda Stevens, M adge F ife, V an nie T ra ylo r, Doris Easterday, Nora C aldw ell; SECOND RO W : M ild re d Em ert, Barbara M cCam m on, A n n R idings, Jo A n n Sims, B illie Jo T in k e r,

LIBRARY

CLUB

Student help plays a substantial part in the library. The club members under the supervision o f Miss Helen O tt do most of the jobs in running a library. They shelve books, fix displays, act as desk assistants, fin d magazines, and make ^ u t book cards. In order to become and to remain a memÂ ber, they must, work at least a half-hour each week and m aintain average grades. This club has proved its usefulness by the aid it gives to students and teachers alike. IT M UST BE HERE SOMEWHERE!

Delores Rogers, M iss Helen O tt; T H IR D ROW : A nne Caylor, Teresa Leonard, Jane M arsh all, Peggy Everett, M a ry Rose K idd, B e tty Jo Johnson, Carol A n n Proaps, Barbara M y n a tt, M arlene Paine, Carol S terling , Patsy Hawn, M ariann e Sanders, N ancy Lam bert, Sarah Cox, B etty June Edmondson.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : V irg in ia M a rsh a ll, Bar bara G regory, B etty H u n te r, Bonnie H itc h , N o rm a L illa rd , Louise H olcom b, M iss H elen O tt, K ath ryn

W e lls; SECOND RO W ; S hriley Ridings, S hirley Gamble, Jackie G riggs, B etty Lam bert, M a rg a re t A n n D itto .

L IB R A R Y

ASSISTAN TS

From each study hall a dependable welltrained member of the Library Club is selectÂ ed to help carry out general library work. Each of these student assistants must have previously completed at least two years of library work and be making satisfactory grades. DID YOU LOOK IN YOUR LOCKER? 18

JUNIOR TRIBUTE TO THE SENIOR QUEEN

CAREFUL GIRLS, D O N 'T GET EXCITED

PROM CLOTHES A N D PARTY MANNERS

PAGING "M R . BO YN TO N "

SNOW RAGES FOR "M ISS BROOKS"

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Jack C o nn ell, Helen T e d fo rd , Graham O lin , T im Byar, Buddy Byrd, A lle n K in g, T o m m y D rinne n, Patsy Hughes, B e tty Jo Jo h n 足 son, Charies V . M o rto n ; SECOND RO W : Frances D itto , Peggy E verett, M ariann e Sanders, M org an Biggs, S hir足 ley Bradley, Ray Thom as, Georgia T in k e r, L a rry Y o rk , B ill S utton, M a ry N e ll A nderson, H elen Rowan; T H IR D RO W : Faye M o n tg o m e ry, Ronnie Black, A llw y n Staley, Edward Briggs, George Paine, Lynn Y o rk , C arolyn C a llo 足 way, Barbara T hrow er, Pat M anges; FOURTH ROW : J im M oore, S hirley R idings, Jo A n n Burns, M a ry Evelyn A lle n , Johnny K in g, Holm es Semken, David Y oung, David Byar, W anda K irk la n d , Barbara Gregory, Barbara F ra n k lin ; FIFTH RO W : B e tty Lam bert, Gayle Costner, M a rth a M oore, Bobby H arper, Don G ordon, Patsy Hawn, Linda Stephens, V irg in ia M arsh all, M a ry Rose K idd, B ill H addox; S IX T H RO W : Bobbie Bird, B etty June Edmondson, Bobby Freeman, B illy Ed Bird, G ilb e rt Frye, Roger Roach, N ancy W est, Carol S terling , p 3 tty Sue G ordon, Barbara Bowman; SEVENTH ROW : Helen Long, N ancy Lam bert, M a rg a re t D itto , Bobby P hillips, D avid F uller, M ac M c N u tt, Bonnie B oring, A nn e Swany, C lay Crowder, N ancy Bunch, Helen Free足 man; E IT H T H RO W : A n n S ullivan, Ross B irc h fie l, John Llew e llyn, Frances M illsap s, Susan Rice, Ned M o rris, B illie Jo T in k e r, M yrn a B olton, A nn e Caylor.

M A R Y V I L L E HI GH S C H O O L B A N D From its size one m ight rig h tly judge that the band is one o f the most popular activities carried on at M aryville High School. This organization helps develop the musical talent of those who join it and provides entertain ment fo r the residents o f the community. B A N D SPONSOR, B etty Lam b e rt; DRUM M A JO R , Jim M oore.

LEFT T O R IG H T: M A JO R E T TES, Peggy Everett, Bobbie Bird, N a ncy Lam bert.

LEFT T O R IG H T: TW IRLERS, A n n S ullivan, M a rg a re t A n n D it to, Frances D itto , B etty June Edmondson, Gayle Costner, H e l en Long, S hirley Ridings, Faye M on tg om e ry, T e rry A n n Long, M ariann e Sanders, Helen T edford.

EEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Jack C onnell, Evelyn B lackburn, L illia n G entry, M a ry Earle A nderson, A loha J homson, B etty Long, B etty H u n te r, W in n ie Jo Engish, Salena A shw ander, V annie T ra ylo r, Barbara Bow man, Peggy Everett, M a ry Jean Bradley, Patsy M c C ullev, M a ry Frances Harbison, Bobbie B ird ; SECOND RO W : A nn e Ridings, K a th ryn W ells, Teresa Leonard, C harlene W oods, M a rg a re t D ixon, Jacqueline G riggs, Frances D itto , Nana N ew berry, B etty La m be rt, W anda

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K irk la n d , Jo A n n Burns, M a ry K atherine Sharp, Sarah Cox, B sttie H o lt ; T H IR D ROW : H a rv ille Parks, Pat Flynn, K enneth H utson, T om m y Barnard, Bud W h ite , Ben Cate, V ern on M o rris, Jim m y Cum m ings, R. L. H icks, M a rk Leonard, Jim m y H arris, Bobby M atthew s; FOURTH ROW : John T ru n d le , Joe Penland, Bobby Harper, Roy Robinson, Jerry Lam bert, A veryn Fergu son, Don Feezel, John D ris k ill, Kenneth C o ttre ll, Jack Sharpe, A-Aorgan Biggs, Buddy Byrd, Jim M oore.

M A R Y V I L L E

HI GH

C H O I R

There has been "M u s ic in the A ir " for several years in M aryville High School. The M. H. S. chorus, under the direction o f Jack Connell, has gained recognition not only in local civic affairs but during state and sec tional music competitions. Students enroll ing fo r this course learn to read and under stand music. Requirements fo r entering this class are not stringent. Each person must know how to sing or have a desire to learn. Upon entering, he is placed in that section which best fits his voice. Many, in the choir, fin d a relaxation from th e ir more formal educational courses. A L L TOGETHER, PLEASE

GARNET MANGES: T eacher o f piano w ho can make us laugh, dance, dream, cry, and pray as she plays the piano.

LENNIS TEDFORD: Teacher o f piano, a ro llc a ll o f whose pupils w ould read like a "W h o 's W h o " in m usic.

BLO W , GABRIEL, BLO W

S P O R T S

E N T E R T A I N

Sports play an im portant part among M aryville H igh School's extra-curricular ac tivities. W ell-coached and well-supervised athletics add much to the school sp irit, be sides benefiting those who take part. Foot ball, basketball, baseball, and tennis provide a balanced program o f activities fo r the school year. Football and basketball are probably the most popular o f the school sports. This year the Red Rebel football team walked o ff w ith the Blount County championship by defeat ing Porter, Alcoa, and Everett. M aryville's athletic program greatly in terests the whole com m unity as well as the students. Local citizens come out in large numbers to enjoy the games. The varsity led M aryville to the Blount County football championship and a suc cessful season w ith nine wins and one loss. This team is a credit to the school and to the fans who loyally supported it.

A E E

THE RECORD MHS

Loudon 6

M HS 13 .................................... Lenoir City 7 MHS

Rhea County 6

MHS

Rule 7

MHS

Porter 0

MHS

Alcoa 7

M HS

M cMinn 6

MHS

Eliza bethton 19

MHS 20 ........................... West Knoxville 6 MHS

Everett 6 WON 9

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LAST M IN U T E STRATEGY LEFT T O R IG H T ; KN EELIN G : Captain Charles Head ric k , C o-C aptain J im m y H arris, Coach J im Renfro. S T A N D IN G : Coach Ben Greene, Coach Emerson W a t son.

HO O K M E UP, PLEASE LEFT T O R IG H T : C aptain Charles H e a d rick, C o-C apt ain J im m y H arris.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W ; John Anderson, B ill Thomas, Bud W h ite , Jim m y H arris, Don A lle n , Herm an C o o d ill, Jack C a rrol, M a rk Leonard, A le xan der Innes, BiM Bridges; SECOND ROW : Sem Carter, Eugene Garren, Jerry K err, Pat Flynn, Robert T ra ylo r, F letcher Lowe, Coach J im R enfro, B ill C rowder, David H a ir,

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je r r y Lam bert, T ed W ils o n , Bob Lynch, H a rv ille Parks; THIRD RO W : Coach Ben Greene, Robert W h ite , Dan Rapier, Jim Sturgeon, Joe Penland, Halen Davis, Gene Lam bert, John D ris k ill, T om m y Randolph, Ronald H an nah, John T ru n d le , Charles H eadrick, Coach Emerson W atson.

COUNTY

CHAMPIONS!

THE CHEERLEADERS From the beginning of football season on until the last game is a memory, the cam pus echoes w ith, "H ey, Gang, hey Gang. "Is Everybody Happy?" and "W h o A re W e For?" as the seven cheerleaders practice LEFT T O R IG H T : K enneth H utson, Teresa Leonard, K ath ryn W e lls , B ettie H o lt, B e tty Long, B etty N e ll

th e ir yells. In addition to leading the cheer ing section, this septet carries the respon sib ility of encouraging sportsmanlike a tti tudes in the student body. H itc h , Jim m y C um m ings.

Offensive— These boys supplied the th rills as they piled up the points to lead M aryville on the victory march.

GRAND FEELING OH, W H A T A Defensive— This is the human wall that blocked M . H. S. opponents' attem pt to make yardage. N ot glamour players, they nevertheless contribute to a large degree in the team's success.

LEFT TO R IG H T: T o m m y Randolph, Sammy C arter, Don A lle n , B ill Bridges, B ill Thom as, Halen Davis, Buddy W h ite , Je rry Kerr, Bobby Lynch, H arv ille Parks, John T ru n d le , A le xa n d e r Innes, Pat Flynn.

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LEFT TO R IG H T: John D ris k ill, Ronnie Hannah, Eu gene G arren, John A nderson, B ill C rowder, Gene Lam be rt, Jim m y H a rris, David H air, Jim m y Sturgeon, Charles H eadrick, Ted W ilso n.

WE COPPED THE C O U N TY TROPHY

REBEL VERSUS REBEL

“ B ” LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Bob Thom as, T im Bvar, Jim G iffin , Barney Lowe, Graham O lin , Robert W h ite , Douglas Green, David Lewis, Edward Briggs, Jack C a ric ll, Charles Haddox, W ayne H ickm a n ; SEC O ND ROW : Paul Beach, Bob Dockery, B ill H eadrick, Cecil M cLem ore, F letcher Lowe, Ben Y oung, Bill Staib, M a rk Leonard, J im Bradburn, B ill H u ffs te tle r,

T E A M

Robert T ra ylo r, David F uller, John Llew ellyn, David Sweitzer; T H IR D RO W : Coach Ben Greene, Tom A tch le y, B ill Thom as, Ira H eadrick, John Emert Lane, T om Innes, Kenneth Bevins, " B u tc h " Borah, Herm an C o g d ill, Kenneth C o ttre ll, J. C. W iiso n , Clay Crowder, Paul M a rtin , Dan Rapier, Ted W ilson.

LEFT TO RIGHT; KNEELING: Jim m y Harris, Ted W ilson, Neal Kidd, Pat Flynn, Don A l len, Coach Emerson Watson. STAND IN G : R

LEFT TO RIGHT: H arville Parks, Bobby Hollingshead, Perry Paine, Joel G iffin , Gayle Ferguson, B illy H uffstetfrler, Levi Brock,

Bob Harper, Kenneth Hutson, Gene Lambert, John DriskiII, Averyn Ferguson, David Ram sey, Eugene Garren.

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Danny Rapier, Burton Stone, John Llewellyn, Dale Cox, Gerald Gibson, Coach Ben Greene.

THE OLD GRADS STILL LOOK GOOD. WE LOST TO THEM ON DECEMBER 6, 1951.

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Potter,

Kenny

Brock, George Paine, Jim m y Reed, Tom Ramsey, Bobby Haralson; SECOND ROW: Coach Charles Headrick, David Stanley, A lÂ vin Cruze, Scotty Trundle, John Franklin, Tom Cate, Philip Mook, Eddie King, Jim m y Everett, Assistant Coach Fred Condry.

LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Jim m y Stur geon, Bobby Matthews, James M ontgom ery, Bill Crowder, Kennis W hitehead; SECOND B W ELL POISED

ROW: Don A llen, John D riskill, Jim m y Har ris, A ilan Queener, Benny Cate, M ack Sharpe, Andy Jones. B

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PHYSICAL

E D U C A T I O N One course which gives M aryville High School girls a period o f recreation and actiÂ vity is physical education. Tennis, softball, volleyball, tum bling, and basketball prove quite a change from algebra, Latin, and other studies. Usually one special activity is engaged in fo r a six-weeks period. V olleyÂ ball and basketball tournaments provide high points in the year's work along w ith tum bling exhibitions.

FOOTBALL M ATER IAL

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W ; John T ru n d le , Doris Eosterday, B etty N e ll H itc h , Eddie K in g , B e tty Long, Eugene G arren; SECOND R O W : M y rn a B olton, P rin ci-

STUDENT BUSY LITTLE BEES

COUNCIL

pal C. D. C u rtis, Je rry Lam bert. T H IR D RO W : C alvin D unbar, John Llew e llyn, A n n T aylo r.

REPRESENTS

Students o f M aryville High School may express th e ir wishes concerning school mat ters through the Student Council. This or ganization was introduced here in 1946. Each class elects one boy and one g irl, ap proved by the faculty, to represent it on the Council. W ith the aid o f Principal C. D. Curtis and Calvin Dunbar, these 12 students perform many duties, among which are help ing new pupils to become adjusted to M ary ville High and welcoming visiting groups and teams. The Council also performs a ser vice to the com m unity by securing ushers fo r home football games.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Leon Rhea, Rodney K ing, R.chard Powers, Evelyn H o lla n d , Pat Sham blin, Charles M dlsaps, John Erwin, M . C. M cC a rte r, Eldon

W hite h e a d ; Cecil H atcher; SECOND ROW : J. P. Ste足 w art, Eugene Clabough, M a rie T a lle n t, B etty M e rritt.

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CLUB

One o f the most im portant links between M aryville H igh School and the com munity, the Trade and Industry Club, provides jobs for those pupils wanting them. Now includ足 ing 13 students, this group strives to better prepare its members to begin th e ir lives as citizens' and builders o f tomorrow s com足 munities. A ll ju n io r and senior pupils com足 pleting this course receive two credits.

LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : B ill C rowder, Vannie Traylor, James C um m ings, Barbara Bowman, John T ru n d le , B ill H ow ell, John K in g, Sandra Davis; SEC O N D RO W : C h a rlo tte Cupp, M arlene Paine, W in n ie Jo English, Ross Swany, Bobbie Bird, Jo A n n Burns; T H IR D RO W : Doris Easterday, Louise H olcom be, B etty

H u n te r, Jackie Griggs, W and a Jo K irkla n d , Teresa Leonard, K ath ryn W e lls; FOURTH ROW : Pat Flynn, Jim M o o ie , M organ Biggs, M ariann e Sanders, Ray Robinson, Buddy Byrd, M a ry Rose Kidd, Salena Ashwander, Barbara F ranklin, B etty Lam bert, M rs. M a rtin Badgett.

T I I E S P I A N

CLUB

W ith Mrs. M a rtin Badgett as sponsor, the Thespian Club is one of the most active or ganizations in our school. Each year the club presents one or more plays and chapel programs. To join this group, a person must have had a m ajor acting role in or assist in the production o f a three-act play. It is the aim o f these members to promote the ap preciation o f drama in small communities as well as in larger ones. ELEANOR BA DG ETT: Teacher o f speech arts, who takes us in to the m agic w o rld o f m ake-believe behind the fo o t lights.

LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIRST RO W : Pat Flynn, Eugene Garren, Sam C arter, Pat Carrigan, Jim m y Sturgeon, Bob M atthew s, Neal K idd, Ronald Hannah; SECOND ROW : A le xa n d e r Innes, Coach Jim Renfro, B ill Crowder, Bob

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H arper; T H IR D ROW : John D ris k ill, Gene Lam bert, Kenneth H utson, Don A lle n , Bud W h ite , J im H arris, Charles H eadrick,

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A boy must have earned a letter in foot足 ball, basketball, baseball, or tennis by play足 ing in a m inim um number o f interscholastic games, or managing a team to be a member of the Varsity Club. This organization, spon足 sored by Coach Jim Renfro, encourages clean living, recreation, and good sportsmanship among the boys. Although the club is not an a ffilia te o f a national group, sim ilar or足 ganizations exist in many high schools. THEY SUPPORT THE REBELS 35

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One of M aryville's most recently organiz ed groups, the Y-Teens, is a ffilia te d with the Y. W. C. A. Since 1947 this club has constantly grown until it now includes 90 girls. Many of the group's projects, such as aiding the needy, help to strengthen the lin k between this school and its community. Miss Beryl Fox and Mrs. James Renfro are currently serving as sponsors of the senior and ju n io r divisions, respectively.

ANGELIC LITTLE GALS, AREN'T THEY?

SENIOR Y-TEENS LEFT TO R IG H T ; FIRST ROW : Jo A n n Sims, Sandra Davis, B etty N e ll H itch , K ath ryn W ells, T e rry A n n Long; SECOND ROW : A nne Cayior, M arianne Sanders, Barbara Bowman, Jo A n n Burns, Bobbie Bird, B etty Lam bert, Salena Ashw ander, W anda K irk la n d , Teresa Leonard, Helen Long, B e tty W illia m s ; T H IR D ROW : M artha M oore, Frances D itto , Nancy Fonde, M ary K ath erin e Sharp, Helen Freeman, Gail T aun ton, B illie Beatty, Sarah Cox, Louise Holcom be, C h arlo tte Cupp, M ild re d Emert, M iss Beryl Fox; FOURTH ROW : W in ri'e Jo English, V annie T ra ylo r, Barbara F ranklin, Bar bara Gregory, V irg in ia M arshall, Helen TedfOrd, Peggy Everett, Evelyn Blackburn.

H A R M O N Y IN THIS GROUP

JU N IO R Y-TEENS LEFT TO R IG H T; FIRST ROW : Deanna W est, Dora C aldw ell, Shirley W haley, Jo A n n Fagg, Frances H a rbison, Delores Rogers, Sandra Evans, Patsy Hughes, Carol Jones, Louise Colem an, Joyce K idd, Freda H ollingshead; SECOND ROW : G eraldine H ackw orth, Aloha Thom son, B etty Jo Jones, Carol H ickey, Bonnie Boring, B etty Jo Johnson, B illie Jo T in k e r, Faye M ontgom ery, M arg are t A n n D itto , A nne Ridings, Edwina Foster, M argaret G entry, Barbara M y n a tt; T H IR D ROW : Helen Rowan, Carol A n n Proaps, Patsy Hawn, M yrn a Bolton, Carole S terling, Nancy Bunch, M a ry Evelyn A lle n , Susan Rice, Juanita C arpenter; FOURTH ROW : Jane M ook, M rs. James Renfro, B etty June Edmondson, A n n Suhivan, V irg in ia W ilso n , Barbara T hrow er, Ellen A n n Judkins, M ary N elle Anderson, Nana N ewberry, Nancy Lam bert, Gayle Costner, B etty W h ite , M a rg a re t Dixon, Linda Stephens, Jeanine Luther, Carol Jensen.

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MR. CONNELL'S HOMEROOM LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIR ST R O W : T e rry R apier, D onald Rogers, T ip H itc h , D ic k W illia m s , B obby D on R o u le tte , W a y n e O liv e r, L y n n M o rto n , D ic k y M o rto n ; S EC O N D R O W : G eorge M a tc h , A lle n M c ln t u r f f , B uddy K eeble, J im m y M c Â C o n n e ll, Eddie L a m b e rt, J e rry S w e itze r; T H IR D R O W : R alph M o rris o n , R obert Lew is, R alph R oberts, Earl T h a tc h e r, Law rence Sweet; F O U R T H R O W : S cott T ru n d le , Jack C o n n e ll, J o h n n y S tra tto n , B ill H addox, T o m m y Ramsey, Lloyd H ic k m a n ; N O T P IC T U R E D : F ra n k H yd e r, J im L a m b e rt.

MRS. PEARSON'S HOMEROOM EFT T O R IG H T - FIR ST R O W : R uby H a tc h e r, Janice B rock, G ail M o o n , \Aadlyn H o w e ll, D o lly Eakes, Joyce G reene, SECO ND R O W : M a ry Ellen Evans Becky B arnard, J o lin e H ill, J u d y H u n te r, Betsy Lewis M a ry A n n Jones, M a ry A,nn A n th o n y , E llen M o n tg o m e ry ; T H IR D R O W : E liza b e th D av|S/ e^ Â° K enst C a ro ly n Gass, N a n c y H e le n H ill, D oris A n n Hayes, Kay H a ir, H arlean H ic k m a n ; F O U R T H R O W : Sue D odson, S h irle y G e n try, Je a n e tte B ryant, M rs. Thom as Pearson, W ilm a H e n ry , Geneva B ryant, Leona H e a d rick.

MRS. ROBINSON'S HOMEROOM LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIR ST R O W : N a n c y W e a ve r, G ladys R oberts, M a ry Raulsto n , M a ry Frances M y n a tt, B e ve rly M ills a p s , M a rth a Lee M u ll, D o ro th y S am ple; SE C O N D R O W : Y v o n n e V in s o n , S h irle y Sanders, A d ra A n n e W e is g a rb e r, Lynda R id in g s , P ris c illa Parks, E m ily Reagan, M rs . R. M . R obinson; T H IR D R O W : Frances Presley, P a tricia P enland, M a rth a M y n a tt, Sara Ray S m ith , B arbara R hyne, J e a n e tte Payne, Kay L le w e lly n , S hell T a y lo r, R oberta Stepp.

MR. ST. CLAIR'S HOMEROOM LEFT T O R IG H T - FIR ST R O W : Paul H a w kin s, T e rry Cate, Bob Beaty, J e rry Baker- SEC O N D R O W : Fred C a rro ll, B ill A lle n , B ill Bradley, M ik e C h ris tia n , Paris G e n try, R onny C u p p ; T H IR D R O W : A lv in C ruze, Roy Fox, V e rl F u lle r, T o m B la ke n sh ip , A lle n E ngland, Jam es H e a d ric k , D avid A itk in , FO U R TH R O W : D a vid Earnest, R ich ard C row der, B ill C a rro ll, James St. C la ir, lo rn Banks, A n d e rs o n H a tc h e r, J o h n D unlap.

EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: David Byar, vice-president; Anne Swany, secretary and treasurer; Patsy Grubb, president.

GLADYS DELOZIER— teacher o f reading, spelling, and Ten nessee history has a tw in kle in her eye that seems to say that teaching is fun.

M AUDE STEWART — teacher o f English whose gracious ways help to make the newcomers feel at home.

EMERSON W ATSON— teacher o f mathematics and basketball coach— drives a big car and is a very eligible ex-air force bachelor.

MRS. DELOZIER'S HOMEROOM FT T O R IG H T ; FIR ST R O W : C arol C o u lte r, C arol H o lla n d ; SECOND R O W : ice Lane, R ain e lle K in g , Barbara M c C a m m o n Laura Largen, Loretta_B alle , iro l B la n k e n s h ip , M a v is C ham bers, C a ro lyn C allaw ay, T H IR D RO . â&#x2013; een Frances H e n ry Jo F arley, Susan K nox, Sylvia Cates, Brenda Bradsha , Mda' C a rve r L o d e m a W e a r; F O U R T H R O W : G lenda Lo vin g o o d Gladys iu g h lin , W a n d a H o rn e r, P a tty G ordon, M rs . Paul D e L o zie r, W a n d a Long, Ima R obinson, Grace W ils o n , B e tty G reen.

MRS. STEWART'S HOMEROOM LEFT T O R IG H T ; FIR ST R O W : B e tty Fay W ils o n , Patsy G ru b b , E leanor H itc h , S h irle y S m ith , Peggy W a tts , M a r ily n S m ith , Sonja M o rto n , Gwen D e L o zie r; SEC O N D R O W : H e le n W h ita k e r, Pat M anges, C heral R aulston, A n n Sprad lin , H a rrie t Sands, D o ro th y S m elcer, C a ro ly n Rush, E dith A n n W h ite , N a n c y W e s t, A n n e Swany; T H IR D R O W : C a ro ly n T hom as, M a rg a re t Sam ple, A n n e Taylor, S helby W h ite , M rs . J. P. S tew art, G eorgia N e ll T in k e r, S h irle y P a tte r son, D elores R ich, A n n a Sue Ryan.

MR. WATSON'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: George Paine, Jack Broyles, M ickey Clark, Roger Roach, David Stanley, James Irwin, Dale Young, Michael Talley, Thomas Drinnen, G ilbert Frye; SECOND ROW: Sammy Greene, Andy Brown, David Byar, John Franklin, Jack Damron, Bobby Haralson, Billy Phillips, Bobby Freeman, Gene W alker, Bill W illiam s, Ray Thomas; TH IR D ROW: Robert Harbison, Bill Jones, Donald Talley, Max Cummings, Richard Lowe, Jimmy Reed W illia m Judkins, Phillip Mook, Jack M orton, Jerry Orr, Ralph W illiam s, Roger W olfe; FOURTH ROW: Larry Taylor, Ned M orris, Terry Foster, Donald W ilson, Ivan Potter, Jim m y Everett, Thomas Cate, Kenny Brock, Jim m y H u ffstetler, David Eagleton; FIFTH ROW: Mac M cN utt, Billy Dodson, Tony Greene, Emerson Watson, A rth u r Roy, Ronnie Black, Ben Kinser, Edwin King, Donald Robinson.

LEFT TO RIGHT: M yrna Bolton, secretary and treasurer; Alw yn Staley, president; Carol Sterling, vice-president.

F R E S H M E N

TR O Y H A D D O X — teacher o f English whose store o f patience is g re a t enough to w ith sta n d the antics o f even sophom ores and freshm en.

D O R O TH Y REED— teacher o f languages . . translates the in te rn a tio n a l correspondence fo r MHSers.

EVELYN RENFRO— teacher o f g irls ' physical education, w ho looks so d a in ty b u t has enough energy to keep Coach and young Jim m y in line.

R U TH WEBB— teacher o f Eng lish who helps us to m aster those basic princip le s o f o u r language and to like do in g it.

MISS HADDOX'S HOMEROOM EFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Louise Coleman, Carolyn Coada, M orns AI| e[T Shirley W haley, Nancy Bunch, Billy Bird, Bonnie Boring, 3yar; SECOND ROW: Clay Crowder.. J i m m y Bradburn, Mary Eve'Vn â&#x201E;¢ 'en' Mary Earle Anderson, Robert Dunlap, Ellis Carpenter, Dockerv Shirley Bradley, Wanda Carver, Charlotte Blair; THIRD ROW. D o r a Caldwell', Ray Barnes, Billy Campbell, Myrna Bolton, Sonny Axley, Miss T y Haddox, John Crawford, Ross Burchfiel, Don Dunlap.

MISS REED'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Burton Spangler, Burton Stone, Alw yn Staley, Carole Sterling; SECOND ROW: Betty W hite, Deanna West, Carol Ann West, J. E. W ilson, Linda Stevens, Susan Rice, M axine Sweet, Betty Jo W alker; TH IR D ROW: B. C. Robinson, Ray Scarboiough, Delores Rogers, Ben Young, Kenneth Young, Bill Staib; FOURTH ROw: Bobby Taylor, Bobby Watson, David W illis, David Young, Helen Rowan, Jim m y Stinnett, Don W ilkerson, Wayne W aller.

MRS. RENFRO'S HOMEROOM .EFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Jack Kidel Thomas M CLemore; SECOND iO W : Jim m y Ridings, Carol Jones, Joyce Kidd, Betty Jo Jones, THIRD.ROW . /Villa Me Elroy Betty Jo Johnson, Patsy Hughes, Jane Marshall, Elizabeth A >ilkington- FOURTH ROW: Bobby Phillips, John Llewellyn :*oe ^ ^ M a h a n lohn Lindsey Jim m y Presley; FIFTH ROW: Danny Rapier, John Kinard, Paul Martin, Mrs. James Renfro, John Nichols Donny Riden, Cecil McLemore, Ed SAcLemore, Richard Knight, M ark Leonard, Richard M iller.

MRS. WEBB'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: M argaret Dixon, Gerald Gibson, Donna Cowan, David Fuller, Sandra Evans, Wayne Holland, M artha Fuller, Patsv Hawn; SECOND ROW: M argaret Gentry, M ary Francis Harb ison, Joel G iffin , M arÂ shall Hurst, Jo Ann Fagg, Billy Johnson, Carol Hickey, Norman Hicks; THIRD ROW: Wayne Hickman, Ronnie French, B illy Headrick, Edwina Foster, Buddy Hammontree, M orris Holcombe, Bobby Hollingshead; FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Leslie Webb, Joe Donald Lakes, Gayle Ferguson, Ira Headrick.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles M orton, vice-presi dent; Neal Kidd, president; Levi Brock, sec retary and treasurer.

S O P H O M O R E S

BELLE BAKER— teacher o f alge bra who claim s th a t on ly fis h in g is more fu n than teaching.

BEN GREENE— teacher o f sci ence and assistant coach . . hopes th a t serious look fools fo lk s -w o n 't w o rk, we know he loves a jo ke.

N O A H JO H N SO N — teacher o f science and vo lu h te e r ch o ir m em ber— likes to tease those g irls who venture in to physics class.

J IM RENFRO— teacher o f physi cal education and fo o tb a ll coach who is a real "s w e ll g u y " in anybody's book.

MRS. BAKER'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Hilda Haun, Dale Cox, Tommy Innes; SECOND ROW: Bonnie H itch, Elsie Holland, Freda Hollingshead, Irene Gamble, Geraldine Hackworth; TH IR D ROW: Lillian Gentry, Gene Davis, Bertie Fife, Doris Hunter; FOURTH ROW: Bobby G ilbert, Neal Kidd, Neubert Jackson, Douglas Greene, Billy H u ffste tle r; FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Dunlap, Lee Hyder, R. L. Hicks, Mrs. Sam Baker, Don Gordon.

MR. GREEN'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT- FIRST ROW: Pat Carrigan, Juanita C arpenterLevii Brock, Charlene A llen, Jack Carroll, M argaret Ann D itto; SECOND R9w i. He[ man Cogdill, Barbara Counts, Shirley Dodson Eddie Badgett ^ assieNjM U? ^ ' Earline Ammons, Gayle Costner; TH IR D ROW: Joe Carroll Mary Nell And_erson Betty June Edmondson, Wayne Brown Ernest Blankenship, FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Bivens, M arion Carter, Edward Briggs, Ben Greene.

MR. JOHNSON'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Elwood West, Lynn Shasteen; SECOND ROW: Lynn York, Anne Ridings, Aloha Thomson, Marlene Reagan, John Robinson; THIRD ROW: David Sweitzer, M ary Ann Sparks, Nannie Saffels, Barbara Thrower, Ann Sullivan, Billie Jo Tinker, Robert Traylor, Edwin W atts; FOURTH ROW: Billy Row, Bobby Thomas, Bill Sutton, Robert W hite; FIFTH ROW: Buddy Stinnett, M orris W allace, Ed Singleton, Noah Johnson, M arvin Stewart, Larry York.

MR. RENFRO'S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW: Jane Mook, Carol Ann Proaps, Barbara M ynatt, Faye M ontgom ery, Nancy Lambert, Ann Sullivan Jerry Lambert; SECOND ROW: Nana Newberry, Jean McCoy, W ilda Hyde, LaVerne Lambert THIRD ROW- Carol Jensen, Jeanine Luther, Laura Jane M ille r, Ellen Ann Judkins, Billy M ynatt, David Lewis, Thomas McCarter, Perry Paine, Charles B Morton, Barney Lowe; FOURTH ROW: James Renfro, Earl Purkey, Parks Hall, Hoyle Madison, Doyle Oliver.

JUNIORS W IL L IS H O W A R D — teacher o f social studies w ho has th e fa c u l ty o f m a kin g us w o rk hard and th in k it's fu n .

HERBERT REED — teacher o f m athe m atics who successfully com bines tea chin g us w ith w o rk ing fu ll tim e a t A lcoa.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Averyn Ferguson, vicepresident; Gene Lambert, president; Helen Long, treasurer; M artha Moore, secretary.

LOIS SHERROD — teacher o f hom e econom ics is a cha rm ing exam ple o f brisk e ffic ie n c y .

J. P. STEW A RT— teacher o f d i ve rsifie d occupations who is a p ra ctica l th e o rist and a dry w it.

JO H N ANDERSON LOIS BALLEW GLADYS BARNES

BILLIE BEATY EVELYN BLACKBURN GLADYS BLAIR

EUGENE BORING W A N D A BORING M A R Y JEAN BRADLEY

KEN N ETH BROW N W IL M A CHAMBERS EUGENE CLABOUGH

FRED CON DRY K EN N ETH COTTRELL SARAH COX

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PEGGY EVERETT JO HN FENTON A V E R Y N FERGUSON

MADGE FIFE N A N C Y FONDE LORAINE FOSTER

HELEN FREEMAN EUGENE GARREN BARBARA A N N E GREGORY

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Caressing wreaths o f moonrays tapped the waves— Strong, leaping waves responding to each other in measured motion, A resisting roar th e ir answer to the mocn-pulse, As— meeting, retreating, m eeting— they sought long sandy fingers In tireless fu tility to gain the shore. One wave, quietly w ith in the flow, Saw beckoning moonrays and forgot the shore, Felt firs t the tide-surge o f the Voiceless Call. C LAR A HOUSTON

LEFT TO RIGHT: Don A llen, president; M ar lene Paine, secretary; Barbara Franklin, treasurer; John Trundle, vice-president.

LUELLA BEACH— teacher of social studies who gives a tw in kling smile w ith a kind heart and an iron w ill behind it.

BERYL FOX— teacher o f com mercial studies who implants in us a keen respect for the digni ty o f work well done.

HELEN OTT— librarian, keeps her department attractively ar ranged and well equipped so that we can use the Dewey System effectively in a pleasant environment.

JACK ABBOTT— "B e ll Bottom Trousers" — W e're in the Navy now— Farmer— Eat, sleep, and be merry. DON ALLEN— Dimples— Loves "th e m th a r" ballgames — Certainly, M r. Presi dent— Pounds the gavel.

TO W N IE ANDERSON— Busi ness guy— Entertaining— " A laugh is worth a thou sand groans in any m arke t." SALENA ASHW ANDER— Likeable G irly — Doc's little helper— "S inging in the R ain"— Really tops.

T O M M Y BARNARD — " N a rd "— Happy go-lucky and doesn't care— In circulation now— Goes fo r westerns and is M aryville's Roy A c u ff. MORGAN H. BIGGS—^Buddy— Puddlejum per— Fred Astaire II— "Dance W ith A D o lly,"

BOBBIE BIRD— Roberta— M iss Alcoa of 1951—-"R ich , Young, and P retty"— M ar velous majorette. BARBARA AN NE BOW M AN— Bubbles — Woman of many interests— Gonna fo l low in mom's footsteps— Provocative and petite.

BILL BRIDGES— Red— Get your prescrip tions fille d here— Hunter and fisher— Way with women. JO A N N BURNS— "L ittle Brown Jug, I Love T hee"— Likes band trips, records, ribbons— Blase sophistication and a deepthroated chuckle.

BUDDY BYRD— The bird-throated warb ler— Frankie-boy— Supporter of sports— Good all-round guy. EDDIE CARRIGAN— Mechanical Man— Short and sweet— Nature and W isdom al ways stay the same.

SA M M Y CARTER— "Sam bo"— Fond of hunters— Old reliable — Sleepy-head — Football demon— Ham (not edible) radio operator. BEN CATE— "B e n n y"— Cute Fellow— "B e a u tifu l Brown Eyes" — Sportster — * M edium , dark, and appealing.

BETTY JO CAUGHRON— Hater of home w o rk-—Keep you com fortable while travel ing by air— A rtis t— Collects photographs. ETHEL CAUGHRON— "Just M y B ill" — Sonja Henie— Efficient Secretary— A llAmerican sports spectator.

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A N N E CAYLOR — Am iable— "M u sic, M usic, M u s ic "— Am bitious little lady— Babs. CHARLES CLABOUGH— Tall, dark, and handsome — Pat's patent— "H ey, Hey, Good Looking"— Business man.

T. R. COOK— "M r. Friendly, '5 2 " — Ener gy and am bition— Love those curly locks! — Goin' m ight fa r in the business world. BILL CROWDER— N im ble-fingers (Cho pin) Crowder — "O ne Love" — Modest man— Bill o f all trades (and good at all).

J IM M Y C U M M IN G S— Penny Pincher— "T h e W a r t" ^ —Sports lover — Missionary — "C iv iliz a tio n ." CHARLOTTE CUPP— "T h e look in your eyes was as soft as the underside o f soap in a soap-dish." That sweet, quiet one— M usic the big th in g — Those country boys.

SANDRA DAVIS — Sandy — Barker fo r Shan Bros. Shows (1960)— W ho says, "W om en ta lk lots."— Step rig h t up, ladies and Gentlemen— O bject matrimony. FRANKIE DODSON — "Dody " — Sweet Sally— W hat sweet delight a quiet life affords.

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JOHN DRISKILL— "D ric c o "— " D r ip " — Sports star— T all— Please buy an " A p palachian." DORIS EASTERDAY — St ill waters run deep— "Tw o Loves Have I " — A mischiev ous Miss who always tried to practice the safe driving rules.

MILDRED EMERT— " M illie " — The fu ture perfect (?) secretary— That is, if she can fin d a cute boss— Her favorite ambi tion is washing dishes— HO HO! W IN N IE JO ENGLISH— H er voice was ever soft, gentle, and low; an excellent thing in woman— An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

PAT FLYNN — "Blond-Bom bshell" — A great guy w ith a nose fo r finding trouble — Was the luck o f the Irish, when "C la n cy Lowered the Boom," but "There's been a change in him , now ." BARBARA "FLEXIBLE" FRANKLIN — A pert lassie who likes everything from nuts (name your type) to thim bles— Love those ebony eyes!— A classy chassis!

SHIRLEY GAMBLE— Like the ants, she's always busy— "S q u irrle y " minds her P's and Q's also her A B C's— A saucy little senior in all respects. JACKIE GRIGGS— Soft and light was her voice — Especially as she sang " I'm In Love W ith A W onderful G uy."— Three guesses who he is? 73

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RONALD H A N N A H — Ronnie— The out door type— Strong and sturdy— Dislikes all types o f w ritin g — A firm believer in actions speak louder than words — A "Steady-D addy" who likes home-cooking. JAMES HARGIS — Einstein II— M -E /C 2— Food means nothing when it comes to studying— "Ju s t call me professor." BOB L. HARPER— The L. fo r likeable— One of the "R oving K in d " who likes hunt ing and Fishing— But we w on't say what fo r— A ring-ding basketeer. J IM M Y HARRIS — Flash— M r. Touch down, U. S. A .— Likes to heckle, pester, tease, and worry the teachers— Is really " A K itten On The Keys"— Color o f hairUnknown— He's had so many shades, he doesn't know the true one.

CECIL RAY HATCHER— The silent and reserved species of man— "Say It W ith Flowers"— Likes his Ford but not "soup ed-up"— A fin e fellow. CHARLES HEADRICK— Alias "F a tb o y" to his team-mates— Girls are a m inor de tail when "C harley, M y Boy" is hongry— A "B ig -W h e e l" w ith a slew-foot measur ing 14-E!— Classified as the A ll-A m e ri can boy. RAYM OND E. HILL— Black, curly hair and dark eyes— Sounds O. K., eh, what! — Lik.es to take pictures— W onder whom of?— The bell bottom trousers o f '52. LOUISE HOLCOMBE— "Louie" the per fect example o f a sophisticated senior— W ill probably be the author o f the "H o l combe D ictiona ry"— No reflection on M r. Webster, though.

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EVELYN HOLLAND— "Sweet and Love ly " — On her own since her fa m ily moved — grey-eyed, gracious— A most w illing and welcome worker, BETTI E HOLT— "F u z z y " w ill be seen in the Broadway production, "B orn, the day before yesterday"— Better known as the "M ean little k id "— Favorite colors, ma roon and gray— Guess why? BILL HOWELL— "T h e K id "— Alias the "M ad-C ap " o f the seniors— A m bitionfuneral director— Beware you folks who "blow your tops"-— is the life (?) o f any party— Is going to be "Shoveling o f f " come M ay 26. BETTY HUNTER— "Obeys the H e lm "— Is at home in her own back yard— Cute and contagious— Sorry, fellow, her heart belongs to another. ALEXANDER INNES — "Toothless" is rough, rugged, and ready— M otto "Be Prepared"— Is "q u ie t as a mouse" (in some cases)— A good, ole guy. JERRY KERR— C. O.— Inclined to be the pessimistic type— The No. 1 kicker fo r the "R ebs"— His dry w it can't be equaled — Thank goodness— Likes to take cars apart and see what makes them run— but the trouble is getting all the pieces in the right places. M ARY ROSE KIDD— Theme song - "I dream of Gene w ith the light, brown h a ir" — Calls a spade a spade— Likes to jabber on the phone and join in the "d ru g sto re " topics— A sweetie pie. JOHN KING— Guinea— Hear ye, hear ye, the "T ru m p e te r" now sounds— Love those "P cn tiacs"— A "Steady-Daddy" who w ill shall we say, never set the Thames on fire.

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W AN DA JO KIRKLAND— Likes to try her skill (and Buick) in the "H o tro d Race — Tries to "m ake hay while the sun shines"— A real, gone gal. CHARLES LAMB— Charlie Versus Editor Lamb— Tall, lanky laddie— Pardon me, Reverend— Paper boy.

BETTY LAMBERT— -"B ird ie "— V im , vig or, v ita lity — Effervescent a fte r the hard est day— Drives a Chrysler and belongs behind the wheel o f a convertible. GLEN LAMBERT — Steady Freddie — F a ith fu l" — Tw ins!!! — The man who works w ith the band.

JOHN E. LANE— "Tem ple o f our purest thoughts I silence"— Bashful Boy— John Emert. TERESA LEONARD— Lady w ith num er ous talents — Yankee Doodle — Terry— Busy l-ittle bee.

NORM A LILLARD— There was a preach er's little girl, who had several curls, all over her head. And when she was good, she was very, very good— And when she was bad— W ow !!— A m bition - to join the airlines— Reason - D on't you wish you knew? BOBBY M ATTHEW S — Our Stormy "C h ic k " — Fierce blue stare — Cute enough to make old ladies fuss over, but scraDpy enough to change their minds-— Baseball enthusiast.

BETTIE MERRITT— Shiny grin serving the cafeteria line— Likes auto racing and the Yankees— W ants to see the world— But no1 to hurry— "H ey, Louise!" CHARLES DEVON MILLSAPS — Copies General Bob Neyland's pessimistic a tti tude— Capable presiding o ffice r— A m us ed detachment— Wants to be an illustra tor like Norman Rockwell— (H unting and fishing).

J IM M Y MOORE— Big-hearted grin— "I got rh yth m " — A tarheel from North Carolina who outsteps the majorettes— Ana a look of puckish innocence. CHARLES F. MORTON — "W here Thy Dark Eye Glances"— Tells you what he doesn t want fast enough— Charles F. M orton— A man of many moods.

MARLENE PAINE— "S tu b "— A habit of going steady— Out-hikes a boy scout and stays up all night— Executive Talent and charm plus— "H e llo , g ir l!" JOE PENLAND — "Always Leave Them Laughing"— The amiable fall guy, but don't let him fool you— There's a deter mined w ill underneath that big grin.

BETTY LOU POTTER— Danger, Explosive — But laughs over it later— "T h a t I con sider brown, for ladies' eyes, the only color"— Likes the movies and Everett High. BOBBIE PURKEY — "H e r Hair Hung Down In R inglets"— But not the roving kin d — One of our more reserved in divi duals— Kind to people— And Reads a lot.

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T O M M Y RANDOLPH— Big brain in math and science— But performs on the foot ball fie ld — Lanky, long, and determined — Fnjoys poking m ild fun. LORENE ROBINSON— T h e Spanish Ca v a lie r"— A nd the Texas cowboy— Surpris es w ith double-edged w it under those long blonde locks— And follows w ith an inno cent smile.

RAY E. ROBINSON— "S u g a r"— M r. Pers o n a I i t y plus — A non-sanctimonious C hristian— One o f the better basses in choir— " H i, K eed!" BILLY ROW LAND— A nother strong, sil ent one— W ith a q u irk at the mouth over the antics o f fellow humans— Likes the movies and to go hunting.

M A R IA N N E SANDERS — " O f M any A Mood A nd M any A K in d "— Came as a green freshman to become one o f our most likeable girls — "O h, you can do better than th a t!" PATSY SHAM BLIN— Hailed from Eve rett, but overcame that— "Sugar and Spice and Everything N ice "— Our Irish colleen — Never lets her worries bother others.

JACK SHARP— Two sides to his heart— One at home— The other w ith his twin, in the Navy— M ischief sparkles in his eyes— Beware, beware! J IM M Y SIPE— " I t is meat and d rin k to me to see a clow n"— Spelling almost stop ped him — And easy on those flyin g arms — H unting and fishing.

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J IM M Y STURGEON— "H o w Many Hearts Have You Broken W ith Those Beautiful Blue Eyes?"— Disarming Boyishness and a ready temper— Sports are tops. ROSS SW ANY— Sardonic q u irk— Full b f good w ill when he wants to be— "G entle men prefer blondes"— Eating, working with cars, loafing, and traveling.

MARIE TALLENT— Pint-size w it— "T he M ir*h and Fun Grew Fast and Furious"— To the stock car races w ith Betty Jane— Dotes on devil's food cake and basketball. V A N N IE TRAYLOR— Demure Miss De meanor hides an incisive intelligence and d e lig h tfu l w it— The executive type — Dislikes m ediocrity— Enjoys basketball and swiming— Loyal to her ideals and makes friendship an art.

JOHN NELSON TRUNDLE — A largediameter wheel is "C o b "— W ho deserves it by being a tireless worker, pleasant and kind to all dumb animals— Including hu mans. M ARY KATHRYN WELLS — Turns her famous shade of purple at drop o f a hat — T h rillin g soprano laugh— Can manage a project on one hand and handle ten boys on the other.

PAT WHEELER— Enjoys most anything— Especially social life — W ants to work in C alifornia— Blue eyes and "G olden Ear rings"— Peppy and pretty. BETTY JEAN W ILLIA M S — W ent to school in Chicago a year— Very tin y and blonde— Likes bowling and boat-riding and wants to be a nurse. N O T PICTURED

VERNON MORRIS— Tall, th in — A irforce — Likes girls, grocery work— Quiet— Fav orite expression is "W ish I may never"— Came from Everett.

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AB BO TT, JACK A LLEN, DON Class pre sid ent 12; Hom eroom treasurer 9, secretary 1 0, vice -p re sid e n t I i f Baseball 10, 11, 12; basketball 2, 10, 11, 12; fo o tb a ll 9, 10, 11, 12; V a rsity C lub 10,

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A NDERSO N, T O W N IE Tow nsend H ig h School 9, 10; Appalachian business s ta ff 12; Sm oky M o u n ta in D. E. C iub pre sid ent 12. A S H W A N D E R , SALENA Class treasu rer 11; H om eroom secretary-treasurer 10; C h o ir 10, 11, 12; "O h , Susanna," cast 9; Future H om em akers o f A m erica 9 , 1 0 , 12; L ib ra ry C lub 9; Thespian C lub 1 1, 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," pro pe rty m anager 11; Y -T eens 9, 10, 11, 12, B A RNA RD, T H O M A S E. Homeroom : vice -p re sid e n t 9; fo o tb a ll 9, 10; Chess C lub 10; C h o ir 1 2. BIGGS, M O R G A N H. Appalachian e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta; C lub 12; "C o m ic a le " 11; C h o ir 12; N a tio n a l Forensic League 10, 1 1, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "O .ur M iss B ro o ks," cost I f . BIRD, BOBBIE Class vice -preside nt 10; Hom eroom secretary 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; "H a m a fu re N ig h t," cast 10; C h oir 10, 12; Future Hom em akers Of A m e rica 9, 10, 11; m a jo re tte 9, 10, 1 1, 12; T hespian C lub 11, 1 2 ; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11; "O h , Susanna," cast 10; Y Teens 9, 10, 1 1; class fa v o rite 9, 10, 1 1. B O W M A N , BARBARA A N N E Class treasu rer 10; H om eroom vice -p re sid e n t 9 ; tu m b l ing squsd 10, 11, 12; Band tu m b le r 12; Beta C lub 1 1, 12 : C hoir 1 1, A ll-S ta te C h oir 9; "O h , Susanna," cast 10, secretary 10; C ra ft C lub 11; Future H om e makers o f A m e rica 9, 10, p re sid ent 11; Y -T eens j l , 12; Student C ouncil 9 ; T hespian C lub 11, 12; "O u r M is s B ro o ks," cast 1.1; Chapel program c o m m itte e 11; Photography C lub 9. BRIDGES, BILL Class president 10; H om eroom pre sid ent 9, 10, vice presider i 12; Football: 10, 1*1, 12; V a rs ity C lub 11, 12. BURNS, .10 A N N 9, 10, secretary 12, c lin ic 11; Photography C lub 9; •..:brary C lub 9; F uture H om em akers o f A m erica 9, 1 1, 12; Red and Black page e d ito r 1 |jj Thespian C lub 1 1, 12; " O u ' M iss B ro o k s ," cast 11; Y-Teens 9, 11; W C T U essay contest w in n e r 9. BYRD, BUDDY Appalachian business s ta ff 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; C h o ir 12; N a tio n a l Forensic League, treasurer 1 2 ; H iY 12; Thespian C lub 1 1, treasurer 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11. C A R R IG A N , EDDIE Smoky M o u n ta in D. E. C lub 12. CARTFR, SAM Appalachian e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; H om eroom treasurer 12; F ootball 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; H i-Y 12; V a rs ity C lub 11, 12. CATE, BEN Appalachian c irc u la tio n s ta ff 12; H om eroom treasurer 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 1 1, 1 2; C h oir 12 ; "O u r M iss B roo ks," stage m anager 11; H i-Y 12; V a rs ity C lub 12 C A U G H R O N , BETTY JO Future H om em akers o f A m erica 9, 1 1 C A U G H R O N , ETHEL T u m b lin g sauad 9, 10; Future Hom em akers o f A m e ri ca 9. CAYLOR, A N N E band 9, 10, I I , 12; Future H om em akers o f A m erica 9, 10; L ib ra ry C lub 10, 11, 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks,"

CLAB O U G H , CHARLES Everett H igh School 9, 10; T rade and In d u stry C lub 11; Sm okv M o u n ta in D. E. C lub 12. COOK, T . R. V onore H ig h School 9, 10; T ra d e and In d u stry C lub 1 1;■ K n o x v ille n ig h t school 12. CROW DER, BILL Appalachian c irc u la tio n s ta ff 12; class president 9; Hom eroom president 9, 10, 11; Baseball I t , 12; Bas ke tb a ll 9, 10, 11; Football 9, 10, all -co u n ty 11, 12; T enn is 9, 10; Beta C lub 11, 12; C h oir, lib ra ria n IT , a ll-sta te 11, president 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; 'O u r M iss B ro o ks," stage manager 1 1; V a rsity C lub 10, 11, 12; Class fa v o rite 9, 1 1. C U M M IN G S , J IM M Y Appalachian business s ta ff 12; Hom eroom president I I ; Baseball 11, 12; Beta C lub 11, treasurer 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Chess C lub 9, 11; C h oir 12; H i-Y C lub 11, 12; Thespian C lub 1 1 , 0 2 ; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," p ro p e rty m anager 1 1; Photography C lub 9. CUPP, C H ARLO TTE Appalachian, e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; Future Hom em akers o f A m e rica 9, secretary 1 0; Red end Black page e d ito r 11; Thespian C lub 11, 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 1 1; Y -T eens 9, 10, 11. D A VIS, SANDRA Beta C lub 11, 12; N a tio n a l Forensic League 10, 11, 12; Future H om em akers o f A m erica 9, 10; Red and Black page e d ito r 11; Thespian C lub 11,. 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 1 f ; Y-Teens 9, 10, DODSON, FRANKIE Appalachian business s ta ff 12; Future Hom em akers o f A m e rica 9, 1 0. DRISKILL, JO HN Appalachian c irc u la tio n m anager 12; Hom eroom vicepresident 12; Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 10, 12, a llco u n ty 11; T enn is 9, 10; C h oir 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," stage m anager 11; V a rsity C lub 10, 11, 12. EASTERDAY, DORIS Appalachian e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; Class secretary 9, 11; Flom eroom secretary 9, 10, 11; T u m b lin g squad 10; Beta C lub I 1, 12; L ib ra ry C lub 10, 11, secretary 12; S tud ent C o u n cil, secretary-treasurer 1 2; Thespian C lub 11, 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11; Y-Teens 9 ; Fu tu re Teachers o f A m erica 12; Chapel program com m itte e 12; V o lu n te e r G irls' Stote 1 1. EMERT, M ILD RED Beta C lub 12, "C o m ic a le " 11; T u m b lin g squad 10, 11; L ib ra ry C lub 10, 11, 12; Lib ra ry assistant 11; Y-Teens 12. ENGLISH, W IN N IE JO C laxton H ig h School, C laxton, Georgia 1 0; Hom eroom secretary 12; Beta C lub 12, "C o m ic a le " 11; C hoir 9. 1 1, secretary 12, E. T . E. A . C h o ir 9, 12; L ib ra ry C lub 9; N a tio n a l Forensic League 9, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11; Y-Teens 9, 11, 1 2 ’ W C T U essay contest w in n e r 9. F L Y N N , PAT Appalachian e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; Class president 11; Hom eroom pre sid ent 10; Basketball 10, IT , 12; Foot ball, 9, 10, 11, 12; T enn is 9, 10; Band 10, manager 9; C h o u 11, 12; N a tio n a l Forensic League 10; Red and Black page e d ito r 12; H i-Y C lub 12; Thespian C lub 1 ] , 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," stage m anager 11; V a rsity C lub TO, 11, secretary 12. F R A N K L IN , BARBARA Appalachian business s ta ff 12; Class treasurer 12; T u m b lin g squad 10; Band tu m b le r 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; Future H om em akers o f A m e rica 9 ; Lib ra ry Club 10, L ib ia ry assistant 10; Thespian C lub 11, 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11; Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12. GAMBLE, SHIRLEY Appalachian e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; Red and Black s ta ff 12, page e d ito r 1 T; L ib ra ry assisp u b lic ity com m itte e 11; Y-Teens 12.

ta n t 11, 12; L ibra ry C lub 9, 10, 11, treasurer 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; W C T U essay contest w in n e r 9. GRIGGS, JACKIE T u m b lin g squad 10, 11, 12; Beta C lub 12, "C o m ic a le " 11; C hoir, E. T. E. A . 12; "O h , Susanna," cast 10; C ra ft C lub 11; Future H om em akers o f A m e rica 9 ; L ib ra ry Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Lib ra ry assistant 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," p u b lic ity com m itte e 11; Y-Teens 9. H A N N A H , RO NA LD Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta C lub, vice -preside nt 12; "C o m ic a le ," 11; V a rsity C lub 11, 12. HARGIS, JAMES E verett H ig h School 9, 10; Smoky M o u n ta in D. E. C lub, vice -preside nt 1 1. HARPER, BOB Appalachian c irc u la tio n s ta ff 12; Hom eroom treasurer 9, Baseball 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, c lin ic 10, 11, treasurer 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; C h o ir 12; V a rsity C lub 11, 12. HARRIS, J IM M Y H om eroom vice -preside nt 9, 10, 11; President 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; F ootball 9, 10, a ll-c o u n ty 1 1, co-captain 12; C h oir 1 1, vice-president 12; H i-Y C lub 10; Red and Black page e d ito r 1 1; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "O h , Susanna," cast 10; V a rsity C lub 10, vice -preside nt 12. H A TC H ER , CECIL RA Y C h o ir 10, 11; T rade and In d u stry C lub 12, treasurer 11; "O h , Susanna," stage m anager 10; "Eastw ard in E de n," stage m anager 1 1. HEA D R IC K , CHARLES Appalachian c irc u la tio n s ta ff 12; Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, honorable m en tion all-East Tennessee 10; Second team a ll-c o u n ty 10; A ll-c o u n ty 11; captain 12; Chess C lub 11; C h o ir 11; H i-Y C lub 10, state vice -preside nt 1 1, 12; Red and' Black s ta ff 12; Thes pian C lub 11, 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," stage m anager 11; V a rs itv C lub 10, 11, president 12. H IL L , R A Y M O N D E. F ootball 9, 11; H i-Y 12; Sm oky M o u n ta in D. E. C lub

12. HOLCOMBE, LOUISE T u m b lin g squad 10, 11; N a tio n a l Forensic League 9, 10, 11, 12; Lib ra ry C lub 10, 11, 12; Lib ra ry assistant 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 1 1; Y -T eens 1 2. H O L LA N D , EVELYN Trade and In d u stry C lub 11, Secretary 12. H O LT, BETTIE Hom eroom treasurer 9, 12; T u m b lin g squad 9, 10, 11, 12; Band tu m b le r 10; Cheerleader 11, 12; C h oir 12; N a tio n a l Forensic League 9, 10, 11, 12; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica, president 12; Lib ra ry C lub 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, vice -preside nt 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11; Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12; H igh School Day 9, 10, 11, 12; "C o m ic a le " queen 11; H om ecom ing queen a tte n d a n t 12; Photography C lub 9; fir s t place hum orous reading 1 1; firs t place state w in n e r 1 1. HO W ELL, BILL Appalachian business s ta ff 12; H om eroom vice -presi de nt 9, treasurer 10, president 11, 12; Band 10, c lin ic 9, 11; Beta C lub 11, 12; H i-Y 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12;"O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11. H U N TER , BETTY Appalachian business s ta ff 12; C h o ir 9, 12; "O h , S usanna," cast 10; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9, president 10, 11; L ib ra ry C lub 9, 10, 11, president 12; Lib ra ry assistant 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," business manager 10; Y-Teens 9, "G a y N in tie s R e view " 10; C ra ft C lub 9, 10. INNES, ALEXAN DER Football 10, 11, 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; "C o m ic a le " 1 1; Student C ouncil 1 1; V a rs ity C lub 1 1, treasurer 12. KERR, JERRY Appalachian circ u la tio n s ta ff 12; baseball 10; Foot

ball 9, 10; 11, 12; Band 10, 11, c lin ic 9; V a rsity C lub 11, 12. K ID D , M A R Y ROSE Band 9, 10, 12, c lin ic 11; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9, 10, 11; L ibra ry Cub 10, 11, 12; L ib ra ry assistan t i l ; Thespian Cub 11, 12; "O u r M iss B rooks," pro pe rty manager 11; Y-Teens 9, 10. K IN G , JO HN HILL Appalachian business s ta ff 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10; Treasurer 11; president 12; Chess C lub 9 ; H i-Y C lub 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "O u r M iss B roo ks," property m anager 1 1. K IR K LA N D , W A N D A JO Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta C lub 11, 12; C h o ir 12; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9, 1 0; Red and Black m anaging e d ito r 1 1; L ibra ry C lub 10, 11, 12; L ibra ry assistant 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," student dire cto r 11; Y-Teens 9 , 10, 11, 12. LAM B, CHARLES Appalachian e d ito r 12; Beta C lub 12, "C o m ic a le " 1 1; Chess C lub 10; Red and Black page e d ito r 1 1; Chapel program com m itte e 11; Student C ouncil 9. LAMBERT, BETTY Appalachian c irc u la tio n s ta ff 12; .Class treasurer 10; H om erocm treasurer 10; C h o ir 9, 11, 12, "O h , Susan n a ," cast 10; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9, 10; L ibra ry C lub 9, 10, 11, 12; Library assistant 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12-; " O u r M iss B ro o ks," business m anager 1 1; Band sponsor 12. LAM BERT, GLEN Hom eroom treasurer 10; F ootball 9, 1 0; Band m an ager 12; C h o ir 12; H i-Y C lub 10, 11, 12. L ANE, JO H N EMERT Football 10, 11, 12; T enn is 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess C lub 9, 10, 11, 2 ; H i-Y C lub 11, 12; Photography C lub 9. LEONARD, TERESA Appalachian ed ito ria l s ta ff 12; class secretary 10; Hom eroom president 12; Beta C lub, secretary 12, "H a m a tu re N ig h t" 9, "C o m ic a le " 11; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; C h c ir 9, 10, 11, 12; Red and Black m anaging e d ito r 11; L ib ra ry C lub 10, 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11, 1 2 ;"O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 11; "O h , Susanna," cast 10; Y-Teens 11, 12; "G a y N in tie s R eview " 9, presi d e nt 10; T u m b lin g squad 9, 11. LILLARD , N O R M A Hom eroom vice-president 9, secretary 11; Beta C lub 11, 12; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica, secretary 9; L ib ra ry C lub 11, 12; S tudent C ouncil 11. M A T T H E W S , BOB Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9 ; C h o ir 11; L ib "■3rian 12; Red and Black page e d ito r 12; V a rsity C lub 10, 11, 12; H i-Y Cub 12. M E R R IT T , BETT|E JANE C ra ft C lub 1 1; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9, i 0, l l - T rade and In d u stry C lub 12; Y-Teens 9, 10,

11. MILLSAPS, CHARLES DEVON Class treasurer 9, vice -preside nt 10; hom eroom presi d e n t 10; N a tion al Forensic League 10, 11, 12; Smoky M o u n ta in D. E. C lub national president* U ; Trade and In d u strv C lub 12; S tudent C ouncil 10. MOORE, J IM M Y Statesville H igh School, S tatesville, N o rth C arolina 9, 10; Appalachian e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; Band 11, drum m ajor 12; C h oir 12; H i-Y C lub 11, 12; Red and Black s ta ff 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12. MORRIS, VER N O N E verett H igh School 9, 10, 11; C h oir 12; Smoky M o u n ta in D. E. C lub 12. M O R T O N , CHARLES F. Football 9, 10; T rade and Ind ustry C lub 11; Band m anager 12. PAINE, MARLENE Appalachian c irc u la tio n s ta ff 12; Class secretary 12; Hom eroom secretary 10, vice-president 11; Band 9, 10, librarian 11, vice-president 12; Future Home

m akers o f A m e rfta 10; Lib ra ry C lub, vice-president L0, 11; L ibra ry assistant 10, 1.1; Student C o u n cil 10; ' O u ' M iss B ro o ks,'' p ro p e rty m anager 11; H om e com ing queen 12. PEIsTLAND, JOE Appalachian c irc u la tio n s ta ff 12 ; Homeroom president M3; F oclo a’ I 9. 10, I t , 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; v.hoir, o il-sta te cho ir 11; "O h , S usanna," cast 10, iiorarian 10; H i-Y C lub 11 12 POTTER BETTY LOU PURKEY, BOBBIE R A N D O LP H , T O M M Y Appalachian business s ta ff 12 ; H om eroom treasurer 1 I; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Beta C lub 1 1 12 RO BINSO N, LORENE Appalachian e d ito ria l s ta ff 12; Red and Black m an ag ing e d ito r 12. RO BINSON, RAY E. Etowah H ig h School 9, 10, 11; C h oir 12; Thespian C lub, Ghost T ra in , cast 12 R O W LA N D , BILLY Sm oky M o u n ta in D. E. C lub 12; Trade and Ind ustry L lu b 1 1 SANDERS, M A R IA N N E Appalachian business s ta ff 12; H om eroom secretary 10. 12, treasurer 12; Band 10, IT , fia g -tw irle r 12 Future H om em akers o f A m e rica 9, 1 0; Red and Black business m anager 1.2; Lib ra ry C lub 10; Thespian C lub 11, 12; "O u r M iss B ro o ks," cast 1 1; Y-Teens 9 10 11, pre sid ent 12. S H A M B L IN , PATSY Everett H ig h School 9, 10; L ib ra ry C lub 10; Trade .and In d u stry C lub 12; Y-Teens 11 SHARP. JACK Baseball 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Band m anager 1 }, i t C h o ir 12; V a rs ity C lub 1 1 1 2 SIPE, J IM M Y F o o tb a ll 9 10; Smoky M o u n ta in D E C lub 12 STURGEON, J IM M Y Hom eroom pre sid ent 9; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football

9, 10, 1 1, 12; C h o ir i t ; H i-Y C lub 11, I 2; Red and Black page e d ito r 12; V a rs ity C lub 10 ’ 11, 12. S W A N Y , ROSS H om eroom treasurer 9, 10; Band manager IT - Chess C lub 9; H i-Y C lu b 11, 12; Thespian C lub 11 T 2 O ur M iss B ro o ks," cast 11 T A L L E N T , M A R IE Future H cm em aners o f A m erica 9; Trade and In d u stry U uO 12, State essay contest w in n e r 11 T R A YLO R , V A N N IE Appalachian editorial staff 12 ; Homeroom secretary PL • i t 6 m ' C c m ic a le ," 1 l , 12, president 12; t.h o ir 12; N a tio n a l Forensic League 9, 10, treasurer I 1 president 12; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9; Red and! Black page editor,, business m anager 1 1L ibra ry C lub 9 secretary 10, f i g 12; Thespian C lub • J' 2 ; O ur Miss B ro o ks," cast 11; "G h o st T r a in ," cast 2 Y-Teens 10, 1 1, 12; H igh School Day 10 11 • I u m b lin g squad 9 , J O, 1 1 ,

TR U N D LE , JO HN NELSON Appalachian business manager 12; Class vice-president i l l . V jTorneroorn President 12; Baseball 10; Foot-

pf l. 9' ,0; Beta Club U ' ,2'’ c h o ir 12; Ked and Black m anaging e d ito r 12- S tudent C ouncil president 12; Thespian C lub 11, 12; " O u r M iss Brooks, cast 11; Boys" C o un ty 11; Boys' State suprem o c o u rt 1 1; Photography C lub 9 WELLS, M A R Y K A T H R Y N w?P° i ^ cbi i !n c 'rc u lat1°n s ta ff 12; Hom eroom pre sid ent 10, I t ; T u m b le r 10; Cheerleader I I , 12; C h o ir 12 E, T . E. A . C h o ir 9, "O h , S usanna," cast 10; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9, 10; Red and Black paoe e d ito r 12; T hesp ia n C lub 1 1, 12, "O u r M iss B ro o ks," a d ve rtisin g manager I I ; Y-Teens IT 12 W HEELER, PAT A lcoa H ig h School 9, 1 0; Sm oky M o u n ta in D E C lub •' 2 ; Trade a n d In d u stry C lub 1 1 W IL L IA M S , BETTY JEAN C hoir, a lL s ta te 9; Future Hom em akers o f A m erica 9i -Teens 12.

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The annual parade, class floats, and a sm iling queen welcome alum ni and fire up the undergrads to a proper school spirit. This year the senior float, "T h e South W ill Rise A g a in ," and the sophomore float, "R ebÂ els" tied fo r firs t place. Captain Headrick and Co-Captain Harris presented a bouquet, a crown, and a kiss to Queen Marlene Paine. Her attendants, runners-up in the election, were Betty Nelle H itch and Bettie Holt.

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COME ON, YOU REBS

EVERYBODY YELL!

SENIORS' W IN N IN G FLOAT

Complim ents of

SINCLAIR

REFINING

CO.

C. V. M ORTON, Agent

Phone 3611

CRAIG TEDFORD Refrigeration & Manufacturing Co. CONDRY BUILDING P. O. Box 627

Telephone 1016 M ARYVILLE, TENNESSEE

S P E C IA L IZ IN G ANYW HERE

IN C H AR TER TRIPS —

A N Y T IM E

710 SEVIER AVENUE KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE

LAW'S FURNITURE CO. F u rn itu re For A n y Need

Compliments of

Philco Appliances Duo T h e rm O il Heaters L in o le u m

A FRIEND

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M e ta l T rim

A sp h a lt T ile

409 Washington St.

Phone 913

BROADWAY FOOD MARKET KNOXVILLE SPORTING GOODS "W h e re Friends M e e t F rie n d s" " A l l Kinds o f S porting E q u ip m e n t"

1004 W . Broadway

| 710 South Gay Street

Knoxville

C om plim ents o f

STOFFEL'S DAIRY Old Knoxville Highway

Phone 2947

"T A S T E TH E DIFFERENCE"

Compliments of

MARYVILLE ICE A N D COAL COMPANY Regal and Pruden Coal

Phone 64 C o m plim en ts o f

W A D E ’S I

C o m plim en ts o f

LYNCH BAKERY

ESSO SERVICENTER DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT

Party Orders —

B irth d a y Cokes

Phone 1303

Smoky M ountain Highway, M aryville, Tennessee

CHARLES' THEATER FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND

Home Owned & Operated FIVE POINTS

LOAN ASSOCIATION OF

Phone 3886

Maryville

MARYVILLE FOR LOANS

M cC AM M O N — AM M ONS

FOR SAVINGS

Telephone 3680

Funeral Home

MARYVILLE LUMBER CO.

Sullinger's Battery Shop

" A l l K inds o f Lum ber and

"A u to m o tiv e E lectrical S pecialists"

B u ild in g M a te ria ls "

SINCE 1924

Phone 302

Maryville, Tennessee

Road

Phone 119

Service

THE BANK OF MARYVILLE Maryville

SUSONG HARDWARE CO. SPO RTING GOODS & ELECTR IC AL APPLIAN C ES

Tennessee

120 \V. Broadway

" T h e O ld R e lia b le " SINCE

Maryville

C o m plim en ts o f

1885

W e W elco m e Y o u r A c c o u n t

M ARYVILLE

M em ber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Complim ents of

Lambert Bros. Inc. KNOXVILLE

TENNESSEE

PHONE 2-0155

W hite Office Machines, Inc.

Compliments of

Royal Typew riter Distributor W O N 'T W R ITE ?

C A L L W H IT E

BLOUNT ICE A N D COAL CO M PANY

C o m plim en ts o f

413 Edison St.

MAYOR JOHN C. CRAWFORD, JR.

Phone 696

ROYAL JEWELERS " I t 's

MOSERS

Easy T o jPay th e Royal W a y "

Gamble Building— Maryville

CLOTHING

’STORE

"H e a d q u a rte rs For A ll Y o u r N eeds" C o m plim en ts o f

CHEROKEE

123 W . Broadway

317 Wall Ave.

Maryville

Knoxville

INN

W e C ater to School Banquets

Walland, Tennessee

DIXIE FURNITURE COMPANY

BROADWAY CAFE

218 College Street

'Down Town'

Phone 444

C o m plim en ts o f

ALLEN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE

Farmer and Stapp Barber Shop

"Y o u r Philco D e a le r"

Harper & Cate St.

No. 4 Blount Bank Building

Maryville

Phone 1 1 8 0

SPEARS STUDIO A CO MPLETE PH O TO G R APH IC SERVICE O ver J. C. Penney Co.

M ARYVILLE, TENNESSEE FOR T H E BEST HAMBURGERS A N D /MILKSHAKES IT'S

B R O W N ' S New Knoxville Highway

C o m p lim e n ts o f

MARYVILLE GROCERY CO. 508 E. High St.

H o p k in s

Phone 51

SHIRT LAUNDRY AN D DRY CLEANERS

CAPITOL THEATER Phone 1615

— Always A Good Show—

931 E. Broadway

SURE

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Complim ents of

COULTER FLORISTS “ Say It W ith Flowers"

BLOUNT SANITARY LAUNDRY and CLEANERS 113 BROADWAY

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PLANT 216 McGHEE

PHONE 600

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PHONE 53

C o m p lim e n ts o f

PROFFITT'S DEPARTMENT STORE

The Southern Cafe

"S in ce

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Good Luck and Best Wishes

W ASHING TO N AVENUE

to Graduates

W H ITE STAR LINES

J. C. PENNEY CO.

Compliments of

"C o n s ta n tly Lowers Y o u r C o s t-o f-L iv in g "

CLARK'S FLORIST OLD HICKORY ESSO BOB KIDD— Operator

333 E. Broadway

Phone 313

Phone 431

Maryville's Own and Only Radio Station

C o m p lim e n ts o f

THE BLOUNT N A TIO N A L BANK

1400 KC KEEP LISTENING

M ARYVILLE, TENNESSEE "T h a t Friendly Bank" Member Federal Reserve System

Compliments of

Membei Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

KERN'S BAKERY C o m p lim e n ts o f

K I R K ' S

Knoxville

S H O P

Tennessee

CREAM LAND DAIRY BAR Compliments of Walland Highway

G I L B E R T ' S and NOAH'S ARK RESTAURANT

Compliments of

WESTERN AUTO

SPEARS & W ILLIA M S FURNITURE COMPANY

ASSOCIATE STORE

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JETT SERVICE & SUPPLY CO.

UNITED JEWELRY COM PANY

D is trib u to r o f

N e x t Door To Park Theater

FIRESTONE TIRES Factory M e th o d Recapping Hom e & A u to Supplies

Old Knoxville Highway

B R O W N ' S

Phone 450 & 2450

DAIRY GRADE A

PASTEURIZED

D A IR Y PRODUCTS

THE WEBB STUDIO

Phone 714

Photos o f Permanency and Character

College Street

FARM

Route 7

M ARYVILLE, TENNESSEE

Phone 179

C o m plim en ts o f FROZEN FOODS

MURRAY A N D MONTGOMERY

THE W INTER GARDEN CO.

INSUR ANC E "S in ce 1 9 1 6 "

KNOXVILLE

Phone 1045

First Federal Bldg.

T. C. DRAKE AUTO PARTS COMPANY BICYCLES

AUTO PARTS

SPORTING GOODS

801 E. BROADWAY

PHONE 2416

Compliments of

PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY I

PHONE 189

MARYVILLE

ZESTO DRIVE-IN

LOWE'S CAFE

CONES— SUNDAES— PINTS & Q UARTS

Home-made Ice Cream

S AN D W IC H ES

1 Broadway at Magnolia

Sandwiches & Plate Lunches

Phone 3668

ROSS FURNITURE CO. THE J & K SUPER STORES

Ross E. Burchfiel, Owner

YO UR CO M PLETE SUPER STORE

W e Buy, Sell, and Exchange

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MARYVILLE

TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE GAS CO. Compliments I

211 W . Broadway

Phone 1080 From

Use GAS for Cooking

FRANK CHANDLER TIRE CO.

Cooling Heating

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Knoxville, Tennessee

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H. H. LYONS FOOD MARKET OLD KNOXVILLE HIGHWAY

PEERY BROS.

AT WILDWOOD ROAD

KASCO FEEDS

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Com plim ents o f

PARKS - BELK CO M PANY "H o m e o f B etter V alues"

BLOUNT PRODUCE CO.

Complim ents o f

P O U LT R Y A N D EGGS

PARK THEATRE

203 Aluminum Ave.

Phone 664

NORTON HARDWARE CO.

RUSSELL A N D YOUNG

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Service

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Batteries

EARL BLAZER

Phone 411 Maryville

Tennessee

INSURANCE AGENCY Tennessee

"In s u ra n c e a t a S a vin g "

Bank of Maryville Bldg.

Phone 801

BREWER MOTOR COMPANY

329 E. BROADWAY

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Compliments of

MARYVILLE SAVINGS &

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LOAN CORPORATION

Products

M ARYVILL E, TENN.

105 Count St.

Phone 796

ALLEN Me CO LLU M Mana ger

BLOUNT MERCANTILE CO. Compliments of

BADGETT STORE CO.

Niles Ferry Highway i

A LLIS -C H A LM E R S

tractors

FARM HARDW ARE

HADDOX

GRADE A PASTEURIZED D A IR Y PRODUCTS

FERTILIZER

C o m plim en ts o f

HAIR BROS. ELECTRIC CO.

-LITTLE RIVER CREAMERY I

Phone 2-8659

"Y o u r Frigidaire Dealer"

Rt. 3, Knoxville

C om pim ents o f

C H E R O K E E Lumber & Monufocturing Co.

CHANDLER

CO M PLETE B U IL D IN G SERVICE

Old Highway

Sevierville Rd. at City Limits Phone 94 - 139

FLORIST Phone 1192

"T h e Best Pace For Y o u r Flow ers"

C ITY DRUG CO. Compliments of Oren D. Lowe

M. M. ELDER CASH - CARRY STORE

M a ry v ille 's Leading P rescription Store

Phone 66

Prescription Room Phone 26

Maryville

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