MHS: A TRAINING G
FOR CO-OPERATION
R ACHIEVEMENT
APPALACHIAN
FACULTY AND
CLASSES 14-43
CLUBS 44-6*
ADMINISTRATION 4-1 3
FOREWORD During our three-year sojourn at M aryville High, we seniors have added immeasurably to our fund of knowledge as we mastered various courses of study. However, MHS has imparted to us infinitely more than many hard facts about subject m atter; during this short period we have learned about many of the perplexities of living and how to confront life ’s problems. Patiently the faculty has assisted us in our personal as well as our academ ic development. This dual role played by our teachers is truly representative of the spirit of teamwork which is so characteristic of our cherished high school. In these pages the APPALACHIAN staff has attem pted to present a comprehensive picture of the many ways MHS has contributed to her students' training for the gam e of life. We have endeavored to point out the outstanding work our high school has done to prepare us for useful and happy lives after we ultim ately pass through her portals for the last tim e as students. To our faculty we, on behalf of the entire student body, express our sincere grati tude for your making M aryville High a training ground for abundant living. And now . . . ON WITH THE ANNUAL!
1960
AUSIC 69-76
SPORTS 77-97
ADVERTISEMENTS 98-111
PRINCIPAL WALTER M. WILLIAMS
BAND
COACHES
JACK CONNELL B.S. Jacksonville S tate C ollege.
LIBRARY MISS HELEN OTT B.S. Peabody Library School.
MRS. PAUL BEACH M.A. Miami University of Ohio.
HISTORY
ROY M. ROBERTS M.A. University of T ennessee.
MATH
MRS. SAM BAKER B.A. Carson Newman College.
EMERSON WATSON M.S. U niversity of T ennessee.
SCIENCES
ERNEST M. NILES B.S. Lincoln M em orial U niversity
HOME ECONOMICS
MRS. JOHN SHERROD M.S. U niversity of T ennessee.
MRS. LEE HAGAN A.B. Florida State University.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE!
MISS DOROTHY REED M.A. Peabody C ollege.
BUSINESS
MRS. ROBERT SADLER M.S. University of T ennessee.
MISS ERNA FAE HALE B.S, Tennessee Polytechnic Institute.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
INDUSTRIAL ARTS DON W. RAWLS B.S. East Tennessee State College.
Jo e M cKee
J . J . R oland
Billy R oland
OUR MANAGERS
Mrs. John Eddington, Mrs. Howard W ilson, Mrs. M urray Boring.
D ietitia n Mrs. Eugene Paine.
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F acu lty M eeting
Dr. W. S. Johnson, Pres.; Mrs. Judson M urphy, R ec. Sec.; Principal W. M. W illiam s, Treas.; Hugh Craw ford, First V ice-P res.; Not Pictured: Mrs. Charles Hurst, Second V ice-P res.; Mrs. A. R. M c C am m on, Corres. Sec.
Affiliated with the national organization, the Maryville High Parent-Teacher Association strives to develop closer co-operation between home and school. Meeting regularly, our parents and faculty discuss various means of improving parent-teacher relations, as well as becoming better acquainted. Through promoting a better under足 standing between teachers and parents, the PTA becomes one of our most stanch boosters.
BOOSTERS Robert Peery, Pres.; T. J . W hite, Sec.; Howard M cM urray, Treas.; C. R. B ailes, Sec.
The Rebel Club, organized in 1955, promotes, en足 courages, and rewards extra-curricular activities in Mary足 ville City Schools. The Rebel Club has two memberships, student and adult, each of which expires after the duration of one year. Among the numerous undertakings of the Rebel Club are the sale of season tickets at athletic contests, and ushering at football games. This year, in addition to these regular duties, the Rebel Club published a brochure telling the history of our alma m ater. Truly this extremely active organi足 zation deserves the appelation--OUR FOREMOST BOOSTER!
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S uperintendent W. C. Anderson
Under the able supervision of Superintendent W il liam Anderson and Principal Walter W illiams, assisted by Mrs. Rueter and Mrs. McNabb, the policies of the Board of Education are brought to fruition in the local high school. Having as educational leaders persons of such high integrity, ability, and dedication, has enabled Maryville High School to achieve and m aintain an enviable place among the state's secondary schools.
P rincipal W alter M. W illiam s
OFFICIALS Mrs. K. H. R ueter
SCHOOL BOARD: S tanley Shields; Dr. Brickey LeQuire; Andrew L. A lexander, Sec.; Arthur M arshall, Chm .; Dr. T. G. Stanley; W. C. Anderson, Supt.
Mrs. Robert McNabb
Linda Sutton
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MISS AND MR. M. H. S.
Eddie Scarbrough
Last fall the senior class voted for two seniors who best showed the qualities of outstanding dependability, service, and personality. We feel that Linda Sutton and Eddie Scarbrough best show these characteristics, and we are proud for them to be the captain and co-captain of our entire team . 14
VARSITY SENIORS CLASS OF ’60
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Eddie Scarbrough, President; Gary Frye, Vice-President; Harleen Lyons, Secretary; Bob Stepp, Treasurer.
SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW: David Anderson, Pat Jones, Ruth McDade, Harleen Lyons, Bob Stepp, Judy Oliver, Diane Johnson, and Eddie Scarbrough. SECOND ROW: Joe Young, Sonny M cClanahan, Gary Frye, and Jam es Gregory.
WHEN WE WERE EIGHT 15
SENIORS
JACK AGEE--Hi-Y 12; Junior Classical League 11; Band Manager 10; Golf 10,11. DAVID ANDERSON --Planning Com m ittee 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11; Basketball 10,11. TIM BAILES-Hi-Y Vice-President 12; Football 11,12. GORDON BAKER--Science Club President 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 11,12; Pep Band 10,11, 12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10. RICHARD BANKS--Hi-Y 10, Treasurer 11, President 12; Foot ball 10,11; Track 11; Swimming 11. JUDY BAS SETT--APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Math Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Science Club 12. TOMMY BELCHER--Hi-Y 12; Football 10,11; Basketball 12. BILL BLAZER--Hi-Y 12; Library Assistant 11, VicePresident 12; Science Club 12; Football 11.
TOMMY BELCHER
JACK AGEE TIM BAILES RICHARD BANKS
DAVID ANDERSON GORDON BAKER JUDY BASSETT
BILL BLAZER
CLASS OF '60
MACK BOLING--Hi-Y 12; Baseball 12; Football 10,11,12. JOYCE BOLINGER--"M" Club 11; Varsity Club 12; Choir 11,12; Basketball 11. NANCY BRADFORD--Planning Com m ittee 10,11; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; RED AND BLACK 10,11,12; Thespian Club 11,12; "Class Ring" 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir Reporter 12. DALE BREWER. SUSAN CALLAWAY--APPALACHIAN Staff 11, Editor 12; Beta Club Chaplain 11; Junior Red Cross Council Vice-President 11; NFL 12; National Honor Society 12; RED AND BLACK 11. JO CARPENTER--Y-Teens 10,12, Secretary 11; Junior Red Cross Council 10; F.H.A. Treasurer 12; Choir 11,12. ALBERT CARROLL--APPALAÂ CHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Thespian Club 12; "Papa was a Preacher" 10; "The Unguided Miss" 11; "Class Ring" 11; Football 10,11. BOB CATE-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Junior Classical League 11; "Class Ring" 11.
ALBERT CARROLL
BOB CATE MACK BOLING NANCY BRADFORD SUSAN CALLAWAY
JOYCE BOLINGER DALE BREWER JO CARPENTER
SENIORS
CHERYL CAUGHRON- -F.H.A. 12; Junior Red Cross Council 10,11; Y-Teens 10,11,12. JAMES WENDELL CHAMBERS--Everett High School, M aryville, Tennessee, 10; Hi-Y 12; Football 11,12. JANIE CHAPMAN. CARLENE CLARK--Girls'State 11; APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; F.H.A. 12; National Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 11, Secretary 12; Basketball 11. SHIRLEY CLARK--F.H.A. 12; Y-Teens 11,12. DONNY COCHRAN--Hi-Y 11, Secretary 12; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Science Club 12; Basketball 10,11; Football 10,11; Track 11. JAMES CORNETT--Band 10,11,12; Track 10,11. ED COSTNER--APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Hi-Y 12; RED AND BLACK 12; Science Club 12. ERNIE COX--Planning Com m ittee 11; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Hi-Y 10,12; Key Club 11; NFL 10, President 12; National Honor Society 12; RED AND BLACK 10,12; Science Club 12; Student Council 11; Band 10,11, Vice-President 12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10; Dance Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12.
ED COSTNER
CHERYL CAUGHRON CARLENE CLARK DONNY COCHRAN
JANIE CHAPMAN SHIRLEY CLARK JAMES CORNETT
ERNIE COX
CLASS OF ’60
HERBERT DIXON--Hi-Y 12; Band 11,12, Solo and Ensemble Festival 10; Basketball 10,11,12. MARY DORSEY--Everett High School, M aryville, Ten nessee, 10,11; F.H.A. 12; Y-Teens 12. JOHN WILLIAM DYER, JR,--Science Club 12. E. R. DYKES--APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Science Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Bas ketball 10,11; Track 11. DAVID EBY--Elmira Free Academy, Elmira, New York, 10,11; NFL Vice-President 12; RED AND BLACK 12. CHRIS EVANS--Mathematics Contest 10; Hi-Y 12; Science Club 12; Basketball 10. DONNA FIELDS - - Y-T eens 10,11,12. HELEN RUTH FREE--Beta Club 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Thespian Club 11,12.
DONNA FIELDS
HELEN RUTH FREE
HERBERT DIXON JOHN WILLIAM DYER, JR . DAVID EBY
MARY DORSEY E. R. DYKES CHRIS EVANS
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SENIORS
GARY FRYE--Vice-President 12; Executive Com m ittee 12; APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Hi-Y 11; Key Club 12; Math Club 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Science Club 12; "Class Ring" 11; "Unguided Miss" 11. JIM GILLESPIE-Vice-President 10,11; Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Class Favorite 10; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 10,11, President 12; Baseball 10,11; Basketball 10.11.12. JAMES GREGORY—Executive Com m ittee 12; Beta Club 11; Hi-Y 12; National Honor Society 12; Science Club Secretary 12; Football 10; Track 11. JOHN GRIFFITTS—APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Hi-Y 12; Library Assistant 11, President 12; Science Club 12; Choir 11,12; Football 12; Track 11.12. BARBARA GRUBBS--F.H.A. Secretary 12; Library Assistant 12; Y-Teens 11,12, Secretary 10; Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10. ANNA MAE HENRY-F.H.A. 12; Library Assistant 10,12; Y-Teens 12. SARAH HENRY--"M" Club 11; "Class Ring" 11; Varsity Club 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 10,11, Librarian 12; Basketball 11; Intramurals 10,11.
ANNA MAE HENRY
GARY FYRE JIM GILLESPIE JOHN GRIFFITTS
JAMES GREGORY BARBARA GRUBBS
SARAH HENRY
CLASS OF ’60
MARTHA HITCH--Y-Teens 10,11, Vice-President 12; Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10, 11. JERRY LYNN HODGE--Hi-Y 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Baseball 10,11; Football 10,11,12. ANTOINETTE FONTELLA HORNBUCKLE--Treas urer 11; Planning Com m ittee 10,11; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Junior Red Cross Council 10; Bowling League 12; National Honor Society Secretary 12; RED AND BLACK Page Editor 12; Thespian Club 11,12; "Class Ring" 11; Y-Teens; Treasurer 10, Conference D elegate 11, Scrapbook Chairman 12. VAN HOYT--APPALACHIAN Busi ness Staff 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Band Manager 12; Football Manager 10,11; Bas ketball Manager 10,11,12. JOE HUBBARD--Foot ball 12. LYNN MATTHEW HU FFSTETLER- - Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Key Club 10,11, Board of Directors 12; Band 10,11, Drum Major 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11,12. JUDIE HUMPHREY - - Y- Teens 10.11.12. RONNIE HUTCHENS--Hi-Y 10,12; Science Club 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Football 10. 11. 12.
JUDIE HUMPHREY
RONNIE HUTCHENS
MARTHA HITCH TONI HORNBUCKLE JOE HUBBARD
JERRY LYNN HODGE VAN HOYT LYNN HUFFSTETLER
SENIORS
VON LEE IRWIN--Football .12. DIANE JOHNSON — Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Executive Com mittee 12; Basketball Queen 11; Miss Senior All-Star 11; APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; "Class Ring" 11; YTeens 10,11,12; Band E. T. Clinic 10,11; Ten nessee A ll-State Band 10,11; Solo and Ensemble 10,11; ETEA Orchestra 11,12; Dance Band 11,12; Choir Accompanist 11. JUDY ANNE JONES--YTeens 10,11,12; RED AND BLACK 11, Page Editor 12. PAT JONES--Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Executive Com m ittee 12; Beta Club 11; F.H.A. 12; Library Club 10,11,12; "M" Club 11; Science Club 12; Varsity Club Treasurer 12; Y-Teens 12; Band M ajorette 10; Choir 10; Basketball 11,12; Cheer leader 11, Co-Captain 12; Junior Olympics 11. NORMA JEAN KERR--F.H.A. 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 11,12; Intramurals 11. JAMES E. KEY--Science Club 12. LESTER LAMON--President 10; Executive Com m ittee 10,11; Student of the Week 10; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Beta Club 11,12; Key Club 11, Director 10, Treasurer 12; National Honor Society VicePresident 12; Science Club 12; Thespian Club 11, President 12; "Class Ring" 11; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10. DONNA FREA LOWE--APPALACIAN Circulation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12.
LESTER LAMON
VON LEE IRWIN JUDY ANNE JONES NORMA JEAN KERR
DIANE JOHNSON PAT JONES JAMES E. KEY
DONNA FREA LOWE
CLASS OF '60 HARLEEN LYONS--Secretary 12; Planning Com m ittee 10,11,12; Class Favorite 11; APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Homecoming Queen 12, At tendant 11; Thespian Club Vice-President 12; "Papa was a Preacher" 10; "Class Ring" 11; Varsity Club Secretary 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Basketball 11; Cheerleader 10,11, Captain 12. RALPH MAPLES-Varsity Club 11,12; Baseball 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Football 11,12. PEGGY MATTHEWS-Y-Teens 10,11, Program Chairman 12; Choir 12. BETTY BURKE MAXEY--APPALACHIAN Circu lation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Bowling League President 12; F.H.A. Parliam entarian 11, President 12, U. T. Varsity Visit 11,12; "M" Club President 11; Thespian Club 12; "Papa was a Preacher" 10; "The Unguided Miss" 11; "Class Ring" 11; National Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10,12, Ky.Tenn. Conference 11; Intramurals 10,11; Junior Olympics 11. SONNY McCLANAHAN--Executive Com mittee 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11; Key Club 12; Science Club Reporter 12; Student Council 10; Band 10,11, President 12; Dance Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11,12; East Tenn. Band Clinic 10,11; State Band Clinic 11; ET Orchestra 12. RUTH McDADE--Secretary 10; Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Executive Com m ittee 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Thespian Club 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; "Papa was a Preacher" 10; "The Unguided Miss" 11; "Class Ring" 11; Y-Teens 10,11, Reporter 12; Cheer leader 12. DAVID McINTURFF--Wrestling 11. BOB McMURRAY—Hi-Y 11,12; Varsity Club 11, Vice-President 12; Football 10,12; All-County Honorable Mention 11; Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 1 1 , 12 .
DAVID McINTURFF
BOB McMURRAY
HARLEEN LYONS PEGGY MATTHEWS SONNY McCLANAHAN
RALPH MAPLES BETTY BURKE MAXEY RUTH McDADE
SENIORS ROY MONTGOMERY--Boys’ County, Boys’ State 11; APPALACHIAN Circulation Manager 12; Beta Club Vice-President 11; Junior Red Cross 10, President 11; Key Club 11,12; Math Club 11, President 12; National Honor Society President 12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; Science Club 12; Student Council 11, Vice-President 12; "The Unguided Miss” 11; "Class Ring" 11. CAROL MOSER--Beta Club 11,12; Bowling League 11,12; "M" Club 11; National Honor Society 12; "Class Ring" 11; Varsity Club 12; YTeens 10,11,12; Intramurals 11. JUDY OLIVER-Planning Com m ittee 11; Executive Com m ittee 12; APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Bowling League Secretary 12; National Honor Society Treasurer 12; Science Club Treasurer 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Intramurals 10. JUANITA PAIGE--F.H.A. 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12. PATRICIA JEAN PEERY--Math Contest Third Place Winner 10; F.H.A. 12; Junior Classical League 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. GEORGE O. PIERCE-Varsity Club 11,12; Baseball 11; Football Manager 11. MARGARET ANN RAMSEY--Beta Club 11; Bowling League 12; "M" Club 11; National Honor Society Chaplain 12; Varsity Club 12; Y-Teens 10, Reporter, Conference Delegate 11, Treasurer 12; Choir 11,12; Intramurals 11. ANN RAY--Secretary 10,11; Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Math Contest 10; APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Student of the Week 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Science Club 12; Student Council SecretaryTreasurer 12; "Class Ring" 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Band Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11; ET Band Clinic 11, Secretary 12; Choir Accompanist 12.
MARGARET ANN RAMSEY
ROY MONTGOMERY JUDY OLIVER PATRICIA PEERY
CAROL MOSER JUANITA PAIGE GEORGE O. PIERCE
ANN RAY
CLASS OF ’60 LOWELL RIDINGS—Hi-Y 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Choir 10,11, Vice-President 12; Baseball 10,11; Track 11; Football 10, All-County 11, Co-Captain 12. DAVID ROGERS—Library Assistant 10,11,12; NFL 12; Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11; Pep Band 10,11,12; Wrestling 11. MARTHA ROSE ROBINSON--F.H.A. 12; Bowling League 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 12. BETSY ANN ROSS— APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Bowling League 12; N.F.L. 10, Secretary 12; National Honor Society 12; Science Club 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Intramurals 11. EDDIE SCARBROUGH— President 11,12; Planning Com m ittee 11,12; Boys' County 10; Class Favorite 11; Math Contest 10,11; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 12; APPALACHIAN Business Manager 12; Student of the Week 11; Beta Club 10,11; Hi-Y 10; Junior Red Cross Council 10; Key Club 10, Board of Directors, International Convention Delegate 11, Secretary 12; Math Club 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Stu dent Council 11; Thespian Club 11,12; "Unguided Miss" 11; "Penny" 10; "Papa was a Preacher" 10; "Class Ring" 11; Band 10,11, Treasurer 12; Dance Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10. GAYE CAROLE SHERER--Bowling League 12; F.H.A. 11, Vice-President, UT Varsity Visit 12; Y-Teens 12. JOHN T. SHIELDS, JR.— Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Key Club 10,11,12; NFL 12; Science Club 12; "The Unguided Miss" 11. SANDRA SMELSER—APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Science Club 12; "The Unguided Miss" 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 11,12. JOHN T . SHIELDS
SANDRA SMELSER
LOWELL RIDINGS MARTHA ROBINSON EDDIE SCARBROUGH
DAVID ROGERS BETSY ANN ROSS GAYE CAROLE SHERER
SENIORS BILL SPARKS--Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11; Band Clinic 10,11; Dance Band 10,12; Pep Band 12. JACK ANDERSON (TONY) SPEER-RED AND BLACK Business Manager 12; Science Club 12. TOMMY STANLEY--APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Key Club 11,12; NFL 10,12; RED AND BLACK Staff 11, Page Editor 12; "Papa was a Preacher” 10; "Class Ring" 11; Science Club 12. BOB STEPP--Treasurer 12; Planning Com m ittee 10; Executive Com m ittee 12; Beta Club 11; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Math Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Science Club 12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11; Dance Band 11,12; A ll-State Band 11; ETEA Clinic 10,11,12; Football 10,12, All-County Honorable Mention 11; Junior Olympics 10. CHARLOTTE STEPP--Junior Classical League 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. DONNA STEPPE-APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; FHA 12, President 11; Y-Teens 11,12, Vice-President 10, Choir 10,11, 12. LINDA ANNE STINNETT--APPALACHIAN Cir culation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Library Assistant 11, Secretary 12; National Honor Society 12; Sci ence Club 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12. LINDA SUTTON --Planning Com m ittee 10,11; Class Favorite 10; APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Homecoming Attendant 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Student Council 10,11, President 12; "Class Ring" 11; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Band 10,11, Sponsor 12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10.
LINDA ANNE STINNETT
BILL SPARKS TOMMY STANLEY CHARLOTTE STEPP
JACK ANDERSON SPEER BOB STEPP DONNA STEPPE
LINDA SUTTON
CLASS OF ’60
MARILYN TAYLOR--Y-Teens 10, President 11,12. BILLY TIMMONS—Band 10,11,12. JOHNNY TINDELL--Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10. SANDY TOWNSEND—Planning Com mittee 10,11; APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Bowling League 12; National Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Choir 11,12. JO ANN WATKINS--APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Beta Club 11; Bowling League 12; Library Assistant 11; NFL 10; National Honor Society 12; "Class Ring” 11; Varsity Club 12; Y-Teens 10,12, V icePresident 11; Intramurals 11. JUDIE WATTERS-APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Bowling League 12; Y-Teens 10,12, Chaplain 11; Choir 12; Intramurals 11. SAM WAYCASTER—Science Club 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Library Assistant 10,11,12. DARLENE WEBB—Everett High School, Maryville, Tennessee, 10; Bowling League 12; Library Assistant 11; Y-Teens 11,12.
SAM WAYCASTER
DARLENE WEBB
I TAYLOR TINDELL WATKINS
BILLY TIMMONS SANDY TOWNSEND JUDIE WATTERS
SENIORS SANDRA KAY WESTON—Bowling League 12; "M” Club 11; Varsity Club 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Intra murals 11. EVELYN WHITE—Tellico Plains High School, Monroe County, Tennessee, 10,11. DARRYL KEITH WILLIAMS--Executive Com mittee 10,11; Math Contest 10,11; APPALACHIAN Busi ness Staff 12; Student of the Week 12; Beta Club 11; Junior Red Cross Council 10; Key Club 10, VicePresident, District and International Convention Delegate 11, President 12; Math Club 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Science Club 12. JERRY WILLIAMS—Math Contest 11; APPALACHIAN Busi ness Staff 12; Beta Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Key Club 11,12; Math Club 12; Science Club 12; Band 10,11; Pep Band 10,11; Dance Band 10,11; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10,11. GAYNELLE WILSON—Girls’ State Alternate 11; Sophomore Scholarship 10; APPALACHIAN Circulation Staff 12; Beta Club 10,11; Library Assistant 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Science Club 12; "Class Ring" 11; Y-Teens 11,12, President 10. JOYCE WILSON— Y-Teens 10,11,12. VIRGINIA GAIL WINDHAM— Science Club 12; Y-Teens 10,11,12. JOE YOUNG — Executive Com m ittee 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Science Club 12; Band 10,11,12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10; Pep Band 11,12; Baseball 10; Basketball 10. NOT PICTURED--STEVE CRISS, CHARLES FULLER, MARY REBECCA LEWIS--Webb School, Knox ville, Tennessee 11; Y-Teens 10,12; FHA 12; UT Varsity Visit 12; RED AND BLACK 12; Bowling League 12. BARBARA STREET.
VIRGINIA GAIL WINDHAM
SANDRA KAY WESTON DARRYL KEITH WILLIAMS GAYNELLE WILSON
EVELYN WHITE JERRY WILLIAMS JOYCE WILSON
SECOND STRING JUNIORS, CLASS OF '61
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bill Dawson, Treasurer; R ichard K eithley, V ice-P resident; T om m y Stafford, President; M arcia K ing, Secretary.
CLASS FAVORITES: T om m y Stafford and C arol Hurst.
JUNIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW: J a c k ie M atheny, Sandra S tew art, M arcia K ing, A nnette T e ffe te lle r, Carol Hurst, M arilew C lark, and K aren Scott. SECOND ROW: Bill Dawson, D ale Long, T om Stafford, J im m y Britton, Lynn C o rb ett, R ichard K eith ley , Bob M urphy, T hom as G utridge, and D ee R oach.
CLASS ANN ALEXANDER GLADYS BAILEY BOB BALLARD PHYLLIS BLEVINS
JANICE BRADLEY JIMMIE BRITTON RICHARD BROWNLEE DORA BUCHANAN
JIMMIE CATE MARILEW CLARK RICHARD COOPER LYNN CORBETT
BONITA COULTER JAMES CRAIG LARRY CUNNINGHAM JOHN DAVIS
BILL DAWSON BILL DRAKE LINDA EDWARDS PEGGY ELROD
OF ’61 JUDY FAGG JOHNNY FARMER NANCY FEEZELL DAVID FORKNER
ANN FOX RUTH FOX MAX GARDNER ROY GREGORY
JUDY GRIFFIN TOM GUTRIDGE DONNA GUY JIMMY HADDOX
HARRY HAMMONTREE JERRY HARMON DOROTHY HEATON CAROLYN HUFF
CAROL HURST LINDA JENKINS ART KEEBLE DON KEEBLE
CLASS RICHARD KEITHLEY MARCIA KING BECCIE KINTNER BILL LANE
LLOYD LAWHORN WALTER LEATHERWOOD JUDITH LINGINFELTER DALE LONG
WANDA LOVEDAY THOMAS MARTIN MARY MITCHELL RAYMOND MIZELL
FAYE MOODY BOB MURPHY PATSY MURPHY DAVID NORTON
BILL ODOM JERRY OGLE LARRY ORR JEANIE PAINE
OF ’61 CHARLES PARKER DONALD PARKINS BILL PEERY JOE PENLAND
PAT PERRY KENT PETERS LARRY PHELPS JUDY RAMSEY
JOHNNY REDWINE DEE ROACH CHARLES ROSS ALICE FAYE SANDERS
KAREN SCOTT BARBARA SHIELDS CURTIS SIMS KAREN SMITH
IRIS SNIDER TOM STAFFORD SANDY STEWART ROY STINNETT
CLASS OF ’61 SUE SUTTON ANN SWANSON THOMAS TALLEY ANNETTE TEFFETELLER
MARY VIRGINIA THACH BILL THOMAS BUDDY THOMPSON LARRY WATSON
GAIL WEBB FREDDIE WEYLER TONY WHITE BETTY WHITLOCK
KEITH WILSON PAT YOUNG
NOT PICTURED Teddy Cate Catherine Chapman Lynn Cox Norman Hall Charles Hatcher Jackie Matheny 34
Danny Moore Phil Renfro Bill Ross Edgar Shore Bill Stepp Mike Teague Wayne Weeks
SCRUBS SOPHOMORES CLASS OF ’62
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: G anne L aughm iller, Secretary; T im Parks, President; Barbara Curtis, T re as urer; T im G arner, V ice-P resid en t.
SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE: FIRST ROW: Ann T a lle y , K athyrn M cC ullock, and Ganne Laughm iller; SECOND ROW: Judy Sherlin, G inger T rundle, Jo d ie M cT ee r, Barbara Curtis, John Kenst, Pat T aylor, T im Parks, and Judy Johnson; Not Pictured: T im G arner.
FAVORITES: Ann T a lle y , Jo d ie M cTeer, T im G am er.
CLASS PAT ALLEN ARCHIE ANDERSON JOE ATCHISON DELORES ATKINS JOHN BEALS
SARAH BEATTY DAVID BLACK BECKY BLANKENSHIP VERLA BRIDGERS CARL BRINDLE
SANDY BURNETTE CATHERINE CALLAWAY SUZZANE CAMPER RICHARD CANTLEY JOHN CARPENTER
MARY CARROLL RUTH CARROLL JANE CASH DANNY CHAMBERS LINDA CHAPMAN
JIMMY CLABOUGH LINDA CLARK GLENDON CORNETT ARLENE COULTER ROMILDA COX
LOUISE CRAWFORD MARTHA ANN CRYE CAROLYN CRUZE LINDA CULVEYHOUSE JACK CUPP
OF ’62 BARBARA CURTIS JODIE DAVIS LYNN DAVIS SUSAN DYER ROSALYN EVERETT
JAMES FIELDS MARLENE FIELDS CLARA FORSTER CALVIN FULLER JIMMY GARNER
TIM GARNER BILL. GASS DAVID GARRETT DUANE GRAHAM BARBARA GUY
TOMMY HARBISON JIMMY HAWORTH BETH HITCH PARKS HITCH CHARLES HENRY
BRENDA HORD LYNN HOWARD JANE HUDDLESTON JIMMY HUFFMAN BRENDA HUMPHREY
SANDY HUMPHREY KENNETH IRWIN JUDY JENKINS GERALDINE JOHNSON HERMAN JOHNSON
CLASS JOHNNY JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON WALTER JONES JOHN KEN ST JANE KIZER
MARY KNOLL LINDA LANE GANNE LAUGHMILLER SANDRA LONG SANDRA DE MILLS
MARY KATHERINE MORRIS JULIA MORRIS DON MYERS fr e d M cA r t h u r PAM McCAMMON
KATHERINE McCULLOCH STEVE McCULLOUCH JODY McTEER ANN PAINE TIM PARK
CAROLE PATTERSON CHARLES PATTY CLYDE PEERY DWAIN PESTERFIELD ALICE PEYTON
SHERRY PROFFITT PAT RICHMOND PAT RIDINGS CAROLE ROBERTS WANDA ROBERTS
OF ’62 SANDY ROCKFIELD JERRY RODDY MARIAN ROWAN HAROLD SCARBROUGH KATIE SCARBROUGH
JUDY SHAHAN JUDY SHERLIN BARBARA SPEER JANE STAPP RONALD STINNETT
BARBARA STONESIFER LESLIE SUTTON ANN TALLEY PAT TAYLOR GINGER TRUNDLE
CHUCK VINSANT VICKI VINSANT MARTHA WARREN BETTY JO WATSON CHARLES WEBSTER
ALYCE WHITE SHERON WHITE SHIRLEY WHITE CAROLYN WILLIAMS TED WILSON
DANA WYMAN
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NOT PICTURED: Sonny Hurst Kenneth Irwin John King M argie McCollum Conley Shope Clark Spangler Don Sparks
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MOST DEPENDABLE M argaret Ram sey, Lester Lamon, Donna Lowe, and Darryl W illiam s.
MOST ATTRACTIVE Donny C ochran and N orm a Kerr
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MOST MUSICAL Bill Sparks, Linda Sutton, Sonny M cC lanahan, and D iane Johnson
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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eddie Scarbrough, Ernie Cox, G ayn elle W ilson, and Susan C allaw ay
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CLUBS To the spirit of teamwork, Maryville High's many clubs contribute cooperation, service, purpose, and organization. The primary purpose of the clubs is to m eet the needs and interests of the students; consequently, a number of organizations have evolved to furnish an outlet for the wide range of student interests at M aryville High. Through club membership, students learn to cooperate with one another and to sacrifice some of their own interests for the good of the group as a whole. Some clubs are organized as service groups to benefit both school and community. Other school organizations are instituted to bring students of common interests together in order that they may share ideas and develop the particular abilities. Still a third group of clubs exist to afford recognition of students in some particular field. Whatever one's interest may be, it can be developed and broadened in at least one of these school organizations; at the same tim e one can grow m entally, spiritually, and em otionally through the valuable training received in club-work.
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BOWLING LEAGUE
Charter members of the Girls' Bowling League, a newly organized group sponsored by Miss Erna Fae Hale, chose Betty Maxey, President; Judy Oliver, Secretary; and Mary Knoll, reporter. Having as its purpose helping girls learn the art of that popular sport, bowling, the league organized itself into seven teams: Pinsplitters, Frame Dames, Alley Cats, Safety Pins, Junior Plus, Senior Strike-Outs, and Pinnettes. The team members are: PINSPLITTERS: Mary Knoll, Becky Blankenship, Carolyn Cruze, Sherry Proffitt, Jane Kizer. ALLEY CATS: Betty Maxey, Judie Watters, Mary Lewis, Sandy Townsend, Betsy Ross, Sandy Weston. JUNIOR PLUS: Pat Perry, Judy Oliver, Ann Swanson, Jackie M atheny, Gail Webb. FRAME DAMES: Jane Stapp, Judy Johnson, Sandy Rockfield, Pat Taylor, Ginger Trundle, Beth Hitch. SAFETY PINS: Carol Moser, Gaye Carole Sherer, Wanda Loveday, Bonita Coulter, Judy Linginfelter. SENIOR STRIKE-OUTS: Darlene Webb, Toni Hornbuckle, Martha Robinson, Jo Ann Watkins, Margaret Ramsey. PINNETTES: Leslie Sutton, Sandy Burnett, Katherine M cCulloch, Linda Chapman, Suzzanne Camper.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Prof. C. D. Curtis in whose honor our chapter is n am ed .
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FIRST ROW: T oni H ornbuckle, Judy Bassett, Linda S tin n ett, Ann Fox, Betsy Ross, Carol Moser; SECOND ROW: Eddie Scarbrough, Jo Ann W atkins, M argaret Ram sey, Donna Lowe, A nnette T e ffe te lle r, Judy G riffin, K aren Sm ith, Sandra Sm elser, Lester Lam on, Je rry W illiam s, Roy Montgomery; THIRD ROW: P at Y oung, Ernie Cox, Freddie W eyler, Ruth M cDade, N ancy Bradford, Betty M axey, Linda Jenkins, M arcia King; FOURTH ROW: C harles Ross, Jo e Penland, Jam es Gregory, Ann Ray, Linda Sutton, Sandy Tow nsend, D iane Johnson, Ju d y Oliver, H elen Free; FIFTH ROW: Art K eeble, Bob Murphy, Bob Stepp, R ichard K eith ley , D ee Roach, Gary Frye, Darryl W illiam s, Bill Dawson, Mrs. Sam Baker.
M argaret R am sey—Chaplain; Judy O liver—T reas.; Lester L am on— V .-Pres.; Roy M ontgom ery—Pres.; T oni H ornbuckle—Sec.
Every Morning Devotions
FIRST ROW: N ancy Bradford, Linda S tinett, D iane Johnson, C arol Moser; SECOND ROW: Donna Lowe, Judy Bassett, Eddie Scarbrough, G aynelle W ilson, M argaret Ramsey; NOT PICTURED—Ernie Cox.
Our Top T en Scholars
The Curtis Chapter of the National Honor Society, named in honor of the retired superintendent of the city school, Professor C. D. Curtis, was just organized this year. The members of the Beta Club, to which honor students were formerly invited, voted to become National Honor Society members. The N.H.S. strives to instill in its members four cardinal principles: scholarship, character, leader ship, and service. The society also hopes to influence others to work for these principles.
Honor S ociety inducts new m em bers
TOP TO BOTTOM: Sonny M cC lanahan, Roy M ontgom ery, Lynn H uffstetler, T hom as G utridge, Bob Murphy, Freddie W eyler, John Shields, Bill Dawson, Lynn Howard, Jim m y Clabough, Eddie S car brough; TOP ARM: Roy Roberts, Gary Frye, Jerry W illiam s, R ick C an tley , H arry H am m ontree, Parks H itch, and Lester Lamon; LOWER ARM: D arryl W illiam s, T im Parks, M ike T ea g u e, T om m y Stanley, Jim m y H addox, Jo e Penland, R ichard K eithley, and D ee R oach.
KEY CLUB Darryl W illiam s--P resid en t; Lester L am on— Treasurer; Roy Roberts--sponsor; Bill D aw son—V ice-President; Eddie Scarbrough— S ecretary.
The Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International, is a service organization for high school boys selected on the basis of their scholastic achievements, leadership qualities, and citizenship. The local twenty-five Keyers strive to be of service to the school, to the community, and to their sponsoring Kiwanis Club. One of the most active clubs in the school, this year's members attem pted the monumental task of surpassing the accomplishments of the many award-winning MHS Key Clubs of the past. Some of their school service projects included painting the basketball backboards, publishing "Calendars-ofEvents," sponsoring the Basketball Queen Contest, and publishing a school directory. Community activities found the boys assisting at the Hillbilly Homecoming, assisting with the Tuberculosis Seals sale, and cleaning off the grounds around the old Sam Houston School. In Observance of Key Club International’s Support-Of-Churches pro gram, the local organization has attended church as a group for the past four years. 49
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FIRST ROW: H arleen Lyons, Betty M axey, A ntoinette H ornbuckle, N ancy Bradford; SECOND ROW: M arcia King, Lester Lam on, Eddie Scarbrough, A lbert C arroll, Miss Troy Haddox, R ichard K eithley, Bob Murphy, Ruth M cDade.
THESPIAN CLUB Members of the Thespian Club have fullfilled the entrance re quirement of having a minimum of ten points which they may have obtained by having had a total of seventy speeches in a number of plays or by working on special com m ittee assignments behind stage. Each year the Thespians present a play, the proceeds of which go into a fund for the purchase of new stage m aterial as needed. Their play this year "Room for One More" was under the direction of Miss Troy Haddox, club sponsor.
"Class Ring"
Ruth M cD ad e--S ec.-T reas.; Lester L am on--President; H arleen Lyons—V ice-P resident.
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STANDING: Ernie Cox, Mrs. M artin Badgett; SITTING: FIRST ROW: Betsy Ross, Susan C allaw ay, T om m y S tanley, John Shields; SECOND ROW: Art K eeble, T hom as M artin, Dee Roach; THIRD ROW: Freddie W eyler, D avid Rogers, D avid Eby.
FORENSIC "The flowering moments of the mind drop half their petals in our speech." -Oliver W endell Holmes
LEAGUE
Realizing the truth in Mr. Holmes' state ment, members of the Forensic League attem pt to master the art of self-expression through in tensive study and practical application of the fundamentals of organization, elocution, and modulation. Under the competent leadership of Mrs. M artin Badgett, the club travels to schools throughout the area to compete in various speaking contests. In addition to gaining pro ficiency in rhetoric, FL'ers also acquire a broad and comprehensive knowledge of current prob lems as they debate and speak extemporaneously. The FL attempts to so train each member that "his words, like nim ble servitors, trip about him at comm and." — John Milton. D avid Eby—V ice President; Ernie C ox--P resident; Susan C allaw ay—Treasurer; Betsy Ross— S ecretary.
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FIRST ROW: Gladys B ailey, Linda S tinnett, Judy Bassett, K aren Sm ith, Pat Jones, Pat Perry, Roy M ontgom ery, Ernie Cox, Gordon Baker, T om m y Stanley; SECOND ROW: Bill Dawson, Jo e Penland, A nnette T e ffe te lle r, Ann Fox, Judy Fagg, Linda Edwards, G aynelle W ilson, Betsy Ross, Ann A lexander, M arcia King, D ee Roach, John Shields; THIRD ROW: Jam es W aycaster, Jam es Gregory, Jo h n Dyer, G ail W indham , Sandra Sm elser, Ann Ray, Judy O liver, Ann Swanson, Lester Lam on, Donny C ochran, D avid Eby; FOURTH ROW: Jim m y G illesp ie, Jerry Hodge, Jam es Key, John G riffitts, Bill Blazer, K ent Peters, Darryl W illiam s; FIFTH ROW: Freddie W eyler, C harles W ebster, Jerry W illiam s, Gary Frye, Tony Speer, Sponsor--Ernest M. N iles, E. R. Dykes, Bob Stepp, C harles Ross, Ronnie H utchins, Ed C ostner, Jim m y B ritton. NOT PICTURED: Sonny M cC lanahan.
SCIENCE CLUB
Ja m es G regory--S ecretary; Judy O liv er—T re a s urer; Gordon B aker—President; Dee R oach— V ice-P resident.
The newly organized Science Club under the sponsor ship of Ernest Niles is an active group of students in terested in developing their scientific education beyond the scope of the classroom. Since the purpose of the club is to increase interest in science, the group projects include experiments, lectures, and trips to points of scientific interest. 52
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Roy M ontgom ery--President; Judy B assett—S ecretary-T reasurer; Bill D aw so n --V ic e President.
The Math Club, or Mu Alpha Theta, formed last year with Roy M. Roberts as faculty sponsor, consists of junior and senior math students who have had no grades below "B" for the past three semesters and who are interested in developing further their m athem atical abilities. The group m eets once each month to enjoy very inform ative programs presented by some of the most intelligent m athem aticians in East Tennessee. They study in triguing, interesting, and challenging subjects such as electronic computers and the mystery of infinity.
FIRST ROW: Judy Bassett, M arcia King, A nnette T e ffe te lle r, Ann Fox, K aren Sm ith, C arol Hurst, Judy Griffin, Linda Jenkins, Peggy Elrod; SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Roy M. Roberts, Bill Dawson, Dee R oach, Roy M ontgom ery, Gary Frye, Jerry W illiam s, Art K eeble, Jo e Penland, Bob Murphy, Darryl W illiam s, Eddie Scarbrough, Bob Stepp, Fred W eyler.
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FIRST ROW: K aren Scott, Suzanne C am per, Linda Lane, Betty Jo W atson, Patsy Jo Murphy, Barbara G ail Guy, Betty W hitlock, N ancy Feezell, V erla Bridgers, R om ilda Cox, Sandra Long; SECOND ROW: Shirley C lark, Jo C arpenter, Ja c k ie M atheny, Sandy Stew art, Sherril Caughron, Donna Stepp, Ju a n ita P aige, N orm a Je a n Kerr, M artha Robinson; THIRD ROW: Anna Mae H enry, Barbara Grubbs, Anne Swanson, Pat Peery, Pat Jones, Pat Ridings, Mrs. John Sherrod, Lynn Davis, Beth H itch, Dorothy H eaton, B arbara Stonesifer, Sherry P roffitt, Gaye C arole Sherer, Rosalyn E verett, Betty M axey.
F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of America is a club consisting of girls who are now taking or have taken a course in home economics. Their motto, "Toward new horizons," expresses well the purpose of the club. Future Homemakers develop creative leadership, individual re sponsibility, and an ability to cooperate for the benefit of their homes and comm unities. Their emblem symbolizes that the future hope of America is in the hands of its youth.
R om ilda Cox, Reporter; Barbara Grubbs—Sec.; Lynn C or b e tt—Song Leader; K aren S co tt—Historian; J o C arpenter --T re a s.; Sandy S tew art—P arliam en tarian ; Betty M axey --Pres.; Gaye C arole S h erer--V .-P re s.
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JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Kay W hite, V ice-President; Sandra Long, Treasurer; Louise Crawford, S ec retary; Becky Blankenship, President.
FIRST ROW: Pam M cC am m on, Jody Davis, Mary K noll, C ath erin e C allaw ay , Mary C arroll, Ja n e Cash, Shirley W hite, Sheron White; SECOND ROW: Becky Blankenship, Louise Crawford, Sandy Burnett, Kay W hite, Ganne L aughm iller, Ja n e H uddleston, Sandy R ockfield, C arole Roberts, G eraldine Johnson, Sherry Proffitt, R om ilda Cox; THIRD ROW: M artha W arren, Judy Shahan, C arolyn W illiam s, Ruth C arroll, Barbara C urtis, Ann T alley , Jody M cTeer, Ann P aine, Linda C ulveyhouse, Barbara Speer, K athy Jenkins, C arol Patterson; FOURTH ROW: V icki V insant, Judy Johnson, Ja n e Stapp, Barbara Shields, V erla Bridges, C arolyn Cruze, Pat T aylor, G inger T rundle, A lice Peyton, Pat A llen, Sandra Long, Linda Lane; FIFTH ROW: K athryn M cCulloch, Danny Cham bers, Lynn Howard, Dwain Pesterfield; SIXTH ROW: T im Parks, Bill Gass, Steve M cC ulloch, Jo e A cthison, John Kenst.
Ann Alexander, Judy Griffin, John Griffitts—Pres., Barbara Grubbs, and Pat Jones.
Sandra Long, Miss Helen Ott, Linda Stinnett--Sec.-T reas.; David Rogers, Carolyn W illiams, Bill Blazer--Vice-Pres.
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FIRST ROW: Keith Wilson, Jam es Chambers, E. R. Dykes, James Gregory, Bill Blazer, E. M. Niles, John Farmer, Ed Costner, Don Keebl< Lowell Ridings, Jim m y Britton, Ted Wilson; SECOND ROW: Joe Young, Herbert Dixon, John Redwine, David Hitson, Chuck Vinsant, Don Myers, David Black, Carl Brindle, John Bailes; THIRD ROW: Larry Watson, Bob Stepp, Bob McMurray, Bob Ballard, Mack Boling, Parks Hitch, Steve McCulloch, Joe Atchison, Jerry Roddy, Clark Spangler;
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OURTH ROW: Jerry Harmon, Jerry Hodge, Bill Peery, W alter Leatherwood, Jam es arker, Larry Orr, Dale Long, Harry Hammontree, Bill Drake, Raymond Mizell; FIFTH LOW: Tommy Shope, Tony W hite, John Davis, Larry Cunningham, W alter Jones, Bill ane, Buddy Thompson, John Griffitts, Rick Brownlee; SIXTH ROW: Chris Evans, Sam faycaster, Johnny Johnson, Dick Banks, Gordon Baker, Jack Agee, Bob Cate, Donny Cochran, Ernie Cox, Van Hoyt.
Sponsored by the Y.M .C.A., the Hi-Y is a nation-w ide fellowship of high school boys working together for a Christian democracy. Adhering to their purpose, and functioning as a service organization, our local Hi-Y chapter, under the direction of Ernest Niles, distributes baskets of food and clothing to needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. The purpose of the Hi-Y, "To create, m aintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character," is a challenge to all the club's members.
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FIRST ROW: Charlotte Stepp, Nancy Bradford, Barbara Grubbs, Betsy Ross, Jo Carpenter, Peggy Matthews, Judy Humphrey, Cheryl Caughron; SECOND ROW: Marilyn Taylor, Ruth McDade, Margaret Ramsey, Jo Ann Watkins, Norma Jean Kerr, Juanita Paige, Judy Watters, Martha Rose Robinson, Linda Sutton, Sandy Town send; THIRD ROW: Pat Jones, Donna Steppe, Joyce Wilson, Pat Peery, Sandra Smelser, Mary Lewis, Betty Maxey, Sarah Henry, Shirley Clark, Ann Ray, Miss Erna Fay Hale--Sponsor, Martha Hitch, Judy Oliver, Diane Johnson, Carol Moser, Sandy Weston, Donna Lowe, Donna Fields, Toni Hornbuckle, Gail Windham.
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Sponsored by the YWCA, the Y-Teen: are composed of high school girls who art willing to live up to the purpose and prin ciples of their national organization. Dui ing the year the girls, along with their sponsors Miss Erna Fae Hale, Mrs. Robert Sadler, and Mrs. Jack Cate, undertake va:
FIRST ROW: Sue Sutton, Dorothy Heaton, Patsy Murphy, Judy Fagg, Pat Perry, Gail Webb, Annette Teffeteller, Ann Fox, Beccie Kintner; SECOND ROW: Marilew Clark, Faye Moody, Mary Thach, Gladys Bailey, Nancy Feezell, Ann Swanson, Karen Smith, Karen Scott, Sandy Stewart, Lynn Corbett, Linda Edwards, Phyllis Blevins; THIRD ROW: Judy Griffin, Peggy Elrod, Ruth Fox, Ann Alexander, Judy Linginfelter, Mrs. Robert Sadler--Sponsor, Mary Vlitchell, Judy Ramsey, Betty W hitlock, Janice Bradley, Wanda Loveday.
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FIRST ROW: Judy G riffin--Chaplain; Karen SmithReporter; Gail Webbâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Vice President; SECOND ROW: Lynn Corbett--Treasurer; Marilew C lark-President; Karen Scott--Secretary; Sandy Stewart --Program Chairman. 61
FIRST ROW: Mary Knoll, Sheron W hite, Sandy Burnett, Kay W hite, Jane Cash, Leslie Sutton, Kathryn McCulloch, Beth Hitch, Linda Chapman, Ann Talley; SECOND ROW: Lynn Davis, Martha Crye, Judy Shahan, Louise Crawford, Romilda Cox, Judy Johnson, Suzanne Camper, Sarah Beatty, Barbara Curtis, Linda Lane, Jodie M cTeer, Geraldine Johnson, Jane Huddleston, Verla Bridgers, Ann Paine, Martha Warren, Jane Kizer, Sandra Long, Jane Stapp, Ganne Laughmiller, Sandy Rockfield, Carole Roberts, Rosalynn Everett; THIRD ROW: Sherry Proffitt, Carolyn Cruze, Pam McCammon, Vickie Vinsant, Becky Blankenship, Sandy Humphrey, Barbara Gail Guy, Wanda Roberts, Pat Allen, Shirley White, Clara Foster, Julia Morris, Susan Dyer, Jodie Davis, Arlene Coulter, Mrs. Jack Cate, Linda Culbeyhouse, Barbara Spears, Alice Peyton, Ginger Thundle, Katie Scarbrough, Barbara Stonesepher, Marlene Fields, Pat Richman, Carole Patterson.
JUNIOR Y-TEENS Engaging in such projects as filling Christmas baskets, helping in the M entally Retarded Childrei Fund drive, and raising money from bake sales, th Junior Y-Teens have been an active organization for many years. Under the guidance of their spon sor, Mrs. Jack C ate, our local chapter grows strong in Christian purpose and knowledge.
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FIRST ROW: Coach Ken Shepard, Pat Jones, Harleen Lyons, Linda Jenkins, Norma Jean Kerr, Karen Smith, Sarah Henry; SECOND ROW: Jim Britton, Bob Ballard, Jo Ann Watkins, Sandy Weston, Barbara Shields, Faye Moody, Joyce Bolinger; THIRD ROW: Jerry Hodge, Dale Long, Bob Stepp, Van Hoyt, Roy Gregory, Roy Stinnett; FOURTH ROW: John Davis, Bob McMurray, Jim Gillespie, E. R. Dykes, George Pierce, Danny Moore, Curtis Sims, Ray Mizell; FIFTH ROW: David Anderson, Larry Watson, Bill Odom, Lowell Ridings, Ralph Maples, Max Gardner.
/ARSITY CLUB This year the girls' M-Club and the boys’ irsity Club merged to form a club to which all idents who have lettered in a sport may belong, ub members, under the guidance of Kenneth epard, have taken on the task of selling refresh;nts at home basketball games for their project.
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Bill D aw son--Jr.; Roy M ontgom ery--Sr.-V ice President; Carol H u rst--Jr.; Jody M cTeer--Soph.; Sponsor; Emerson J. W atson--Richard K eith ley --Jr.; Linda Sutton--Sr.-President; Ann T alley--Soph.; Tim G arner-Soph.; Ann R ay--Sr.--Secretary-Treasurer.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Students enjoy the convenience of the Student Council store.
The Student Council is composed of three representatives from each class, chosen on the basis of their outstanding scholastic work and admirable personal characteristics. These Council members, under the leadership of faculty representative Emerson Watson, serve to promote a good relationship between faculty and students. One of the Council's major projects during the year is the operation of the Student Council store where school supplies are available for purchase by the students. Another important project is the sponsorship and organization of the Homecoming festivities which include the election of the queen, the afternoon parade, and the actual crowning ceremony. The Council also engages in many minor projects during each year. 64
THE 1959 HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES FIRST ROW: Jodie M cTeer, Linda Sutton, Sandy Stewart, Harleen Lyons; SECÂ OND ROW: Carol Hurst, Judy Sherlin, Ann Talley, Ruth McDade, Karen Scott.
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CIRCULATION STAFF: FRONT ROW: Betty Maxey, Gaynelle Wilson; SECOND ROW: Sandy Town send, Judy Watters, Linda Sutton, Harleen Lyons, Carlene Clark, Donna Lowe, Linda Stinnett, Gordon Baker; THIRD ROW: Roy M ontgomery--M anager, Albert Carroll, E. R. Dykes, Gary Frye, Sandra Smelser, Margaret Ramsey.
APPALACHIAN
BUSINESS STAFF: SEATED: Ann Ray, Judy Oliver; STANDING: Jo Aim Watkins, Donna Stepp, Jerry Williams, Van Hoyt, Darryl Wil liams, Eddie Scarbrough--M anager.
EDITORIAL STAFF: FIRST ROW: Betsy Ross--Typist; Lester Lamon—Faculty Section; Ernie Cox--Copy Writer; Nancy Bradford--Class Section; John Griffitts--Clubs Section Ass't; Susan Callaway—Editor; Toni Hornbuckle-Artist; SECOND ROW: Lynn Huffstetler—Music Section; Judy Bassett—Clubs Section; Tommy Stanley—Mis cellaneous Pages; Donny Cochran—Sports Section.
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FIRST ROW: Joe Penland, Nancy Bradford, Judy Jones, Toni Hornbuckle; SECOND ROW: David Eby, Richard Keithley, Tommy Stanley, Tony Speer.
RED AND BLACK CONTRIBUTERS: FIRST ROW: Marilew Clark, Iris Snider, Kay White, Sandy Burnette, Kathy McCulloch; SECOND ROW: Art Keeble, Jim m y Britton, Ernie Cox, Linda Edwards, Judy Griffin, Judy Fagg, Karen Smith, Louise Crawford, Jane Kiser, Carol Hurst, Ganne Laughmiller, Roy Montgomery, Dee Roach; NOT PICTURED: Catherine Callaway, Ed Costner, Mary Lewis.
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ACHIEVEMENTS IN MUSIC
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The influence of music in a person's life can 't be denied. Music from rock-and-roll to such classics as the 1812 OVERTURE, WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE, and Schubert's UNFINISHED SYMPHONY is enjoyed by everyone from a day laborer to a music theorist. And why not? What else in our grand country is so free and yet so pleasing?
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Bill Sparks, Ann Ray, Peggy Elrod, Marcia King, Annette Teffeteller, Linda Edwards, Ann Fox, Barbara Curtis, Carolyn Cruze, Leslie Sutton, Dwain Pesterfield, Clara Foster, Sandy Humphrey, Wanda Roberts, Louise Crawforc
THE COLORFUL Every fall the members of the M aryville High Band don their colorful red, black, and white uniforms and support our football team by presenting pre-gam e and half-tim e shows. It requires many hours of strenuous practice to produce the shows of such caliber as this group presents every Friday night during the gridiron season. Last October 10, our band journeyed to Bristol, V a.-Tenn., to com pete in the annual Bristol Marching Festival. Although, according to school enrollm ent, our band should have com  peted in Class C com petiton, they elected to enter Class A; thus, contending with bands from schools over twice the size of M aryville High. The school is justly proud of the "excellent" rating they received.
MARCHING BAND Pat Peery, Charlotte Stepp, Art Keeble, Diane Johnson, Judy Johnson, M artha Hitch, Betsy Ross, Jane Cash, Son McClanahan, Ernie Cox, Mike Teague, Johnny Davis, Eddie Scarbrough, Jam es Cornett, Tom Badgett, Herbert
linger Trundle, Vicki Vinsant, Shirley White, Ann Alexander, M arian Rowan, Dwain Graham, Barbara Grubbs, immy Haddox, Linda Jenkins, Jane Stapp, Sandra Smelser, Harry Hammontree, Gordon Baker. JFFICERS: Ann Ray, Secretary; Ernie Cox, Vice Presient; Sonny McClanahan, President; Eddie Scarbrough, 'reasurer;
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MANAGERS: Johnny Redwine; Van Hoyt.
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xon, Jim m y Britton, Glendon Cornett, John Tindell, Bill Stepp, Betty Whitlock, Bob Murphy, David Rogers, Joe >ung, Bill Timmons, Dee Roach, Freddie Weyler, Kent Peters.
FIRST ROW: Jane Cash, Sandra Smelser, Jane Stapp, Linda Jenkins, Barbara Grubbs, Bill Sparks, Dwain Graham, and Jim m y Haddox; SECOND ROW: Kent Peters, Freddie Weyler, Mike Teague, Ernie Cox, Sonny McClanahan, Lynn Huffstetler, Gordon Baker, Bob Stepp, and Dee Roach.
OUR DANCE AND SYMPHONIC BANDS The music departm ent at M.H.S. would certainly not be com plete without the dance band, which has a great many activities. This group adds to every con cert, plays annually for the Halloween Dance spon sored by the police force, and entertains us after every home football game by playing for a dance in the old gym. Composed of the best from almost every section of the symphonic band, the dance band has won acclaim as being one of the best high school swinging groups in Tennessee.
Traveling throughout the area, our symphonic band has won acclaim as one of the finest groups of musi cians in Tennessee. Last February the band journeyed to Murfreesboro to perform before an assembly of band directors from all over the area. Every year the band participates in the East Tennessee band and Orchestra Festival for a rating. We are justly proud of the accomplishments of our symphonic band which is definitely superior in the world of music.
DIRECTOR: Jack Connell
ASSISTANT: Edward Bilbrey
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DRUM MAJOR: Lynn Huffstetler BAND SPONSOR: Linda Sutton
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MAJORETTES: Karen Smith, HEAD MAJORETTE Gail Webb, and Karen Scott.
FIRST ROW: Judy Shahan, Sheron White, Susan Dyer, Beth Hitch, Kathryn McCulloch, Peggy Matthews, John Grif足 fitts, Art Keeble, Jim m y Gillespie, Suzanne Camper, Linda Chapman, Sarah Henry, Judy Jenkins; SECOND ROW: Joyce Bolinger, Jo Carpenter, Norma Kerr, Margaret Ramsey, Rosalyn Everett, Charles Webster, Charles Henry, Jane Cash, Jeanie Paine, Marilew Clark, Judy Griffin, Ruth Fox; THIRD ROW: Janice Bradley, Bonita Coulter, Judy Watters, Donna Stepp, Ann Paine, Sandra De Mills, Ann Ray, Diane Johnson, Johnnie Farmer, Freddie Weyler, Lowell Ridings, Martha Rose Robinson, Carlene Clark, Ruth McDade, Nancy Bradford.
OUR TALENTED CHOIR Bringing out the sense of teamwork, the M.H.S. choir ranks highly as another member of our music departm ent. Our choir not only adds flavor to con足 certs, but also helps the band with money-raising projects. Every year the choral group competes in the Choir Festival, and every year it achieves a splendid rating. We are justly proud to be able to boast that our choir is among the best of the high school choirs.
SEATED: Diane Johnson, Ann Ray, Accompanists; STANDING: Fredie Weyler, President; Lowell Rid足 ings, Vice-President; Carlene Clark, Secretary; Judy Griffin, Treasurer; Nancy Bradford, Reporter.
E.T.E.A. PARTICIPANTS SEATED: Jeanie Paine; STANDING: Charles Webs足 ter, John Carpenter, Sandra De Mills, Sheron White, and Ann Paine.
SPORTS
FIRST ROW: Bob McMurray, Joe Hubbard, W alter Jones, Lowell Ridings, Bob Ballard, Ted Wilson, Bill Dawson, Jam es Chambers, Von Irwin, and Tim Bailes; SECOND ROW: Archie Anderson, Bob Stepp, Johnny Farmer, Thomas Gutridge, Phil Renfro, Tommy Stafford, Dale Long, John Griffitts, Ralph Maples, Mack Boling, and Roy Stinnett; THIRD ROW: Jerry Roddy, Joe Atchison, Tony White, Roy Gregory, Ronnie Hutchins, Tommy Talley, Bill Peery, Jerry Hodge, Conley Shope, Jerry Dishman, and Larry Watson.
FOOTBALL SQUAD
STARTING UNIT
FIRST ROW: Jerry Roddy, Bob Stepp, Lowell Ridings, Phil Renfro, Mack Boling, Bill Peery, and Roy Gregory; SECOND ROW: Roy Stinnett, Dale Long, Tom Stafford, and Bob McMurray.
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FIRST ROW: Archie Anderson, Ted Wilson, Jam es Chambers, Von Irwin, Walter Jones, Bob Ballard, and Tim Bailes; SECOND ROW: John Griffitts, John Farmer, Joe Atchison, Tony White, Conley Shope, Bill Dawson, Joe Hubbard; THIRD ROW: Thomas Gutridge, Tommy Talley, Jerry Dishman, and Larry Watson. 79
McMurray Paces Red Rebe Blocking back Dale Long sliced ( Three plays later Alcoa half the uprights with a perfect boot j back Carson Brackett turned the running tide in favor of the aryville High Rebels charged, for the point after touchdown put-; hot Tornadoes. Brackett intercepted ting Maryville ahead 7-0. j Alcoa Friday night, look alt { aerial on his 28 and dash wind out of the Tornadoes with Alcoa lost no time getting back aedRebel with the ball to Alcoa’s 243-0 victory, and came home into contention. From their own line. t the “Twin Cities ehampion- 24, the Tornadoes stormed for yard three fast downs to the rivals’ The Tornadoes got up a full i." of steam and rolled over I just three minutes and 38 44-yard line. Then disaster, in the head the Rebels to the victors’ 14rnds, the Rebs fought their form of Maryvi)le right tackle yard line. Blowing out of the hud ►54 yards for seven points as Bob Stepp, struck. the Tornadoes surprised the battle got under way, Tail- Stepp ripped his way into the dle, crowd with an amazing k Bob McMurray, who car- Alcoa backfield and scooped up overflowformation. l for 23 of the 54 yards, a pitehout which squirted away spread They deceived everyone but the ndered around right end for , from Alcoa quarterback B u c k alert Maryville eleven. Spectafirst TT) ‘McGill By TOM WALSH Staff W riter
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tors looked for a touchdown pass but instead the pigskin went to fullback Doyle Henry who went only one yard before b e ing swarmed on by Rebel lineman. Alcoa took possession on its 13yard line and went on to pick up
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Maryville Thumps Everett By B IL L L U T H E R Sports taiior
iryvilie’s Red Rebels struck ,wo quick touchdowns in the nd quarter Friday night and threw up a stone wall dee in the fourth quarter to halt Everett drives inside th e Sl 10-yard line to grab a 12-7 Four and Chilhowee eonferviclory before an over-flow ’d on the Maryville field. M
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faryvilie High’s Red Rebels the second straight w e e k layed a blocked punt into vic' as end Roy Gregory raced yards for the winning touchn in a 21-19 triumph over LenCity in a see-saw battle that the lead change hands five is Friday. Maryville won its on opener from Jefferson 19-13. lard Lowell Ridings broke ugh the Panther defense with than two minutes showing on scoreboard clock to block the
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Tim Bailes 5' 7" 135 lbs. WB
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John Griffitts 5'8" 150 lbs. WB
Jerry Hodge 6'2" 195 lbs. LT
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Joe Hubbard 5'10" 150 lbs. RE
Ronnie Hutchins 6'1" 160 lbs. RG
Bob McMurray 5'9" 155 lbs. TB
GRIDDERS
Ralph Maples 5'8" 145 lbs. LE
Lowell Ridings 5'7" 180 lbs.
QUEEN HARLEEN LYONS
HOMECOMING ROYALTY ATTENDANT LINDA SUTTON
ATTENDANT JUDY SHERLIN
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David Anderson, Harry Hammontree, Edward Hatcher, Roy Gregory, Jim m y Craig, Johnny Farmer, Tommy Phelps, Dale Long, Jerry Roddy, Ralph Maples, Bob Ballard, and Jim m y Gillespie.
BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Peek and the Starting Line-up With only two returning letterm en, Jimmy Gillespie and David Anderson, the Red Rebels lacked height, but made up the deficiency by their ambitious drive. The M aryville Squad was young--the m ajority being juniors with only three seniors. The Rebels were not as strong as last year's unit, but they fought hard. After losing their first three games, M aryville, led by Coach Leslie Peek, faced Porter. With Jimmy "Hot Dog" Gillespie hitting a field goal as the final buzzer sounded, M aryville won its first gam e--47 to 45!
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Archie Anderson, Rick Cantley, Clark Spangler, Jerry Dishman, Calvin Fuller, Tim Garner, Tim Parks, and Don Myers.
“B” TEAM THE FUTURE VARSITY
"Let's Go Big Team " Well, There's Two More"
FIRST ROW: Mgr. Marilew Clark, Sheron White, Faye Moody, Arlene Coulter, Sarah Henry, Sue Sutton, Pat Rid ings, Pat Jones, and Mgr. Judy Shahanj SECOND ROW: Mgr. Barbara Street, Mgr. Linda Jenkins, Peggy Elrod, Jodie Davis, Lynn Corbett, Jody M cTeer, Linda Clark, Barbara Stonesifer, Karen Smith, and Coach Don Rawls.
REBELETTES
Co-captain Faye Moody, Coach Rawls, and Captain Sarah Henry.
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In 1959 M aryville High organized a wrestling team composed largely of sophomores and juniors. This team challenged several schools to meets and gained valuable experience. Don't hurt anyone too bad, boys--but--Let's Go-Rebels-Go!
Charles Ross, Phil Renfro, David Mclnturff, Coach Ken Shepard, Bill Drake, Bill Odom, and Bob McMurray.
WRESTLING TEAM
BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Dale Long, Larry Watson, Keith Wilson, George Pierce; SECOND ROW: Harry Hammontree, Ralph Maples, David Anderson, Jim my Gillespie, Bill Ross; THIRD ROW: Roy Gregory and Jerry Hodge.
Coach Ken Shepard's Red Rebel 1959 baseball team never reached its potential, but did gain valuable exper ience. With five seniors and six juniors returning from last season, the M ary ville Rebels counted largely on Jimmy Gillespie and David Anderson and gave trouble to any team they met.
Keith Wilson, Bill Odom, Lowell Ridings, E. R. Dykes, Dickie Banks, Roy Stinnett, Roy Gregory, Bob Stepp, Phil Renfro, John Griffitts, Jam es Gregory, and Donny Cochran.
TRACK TEAM RACKET SQUAD
After three weeks of hard training, the M aryville 1959 track team combined skill and effort to win the Blount County Championship at Junior Olympics held at M aryville College. These Red Rebels with some help from the sophomore class and the help of faculty-m em ber Emerson Watson, the new coach, should con tinue this fine record.
Max Gardner, Jim m y Britton, Bob Ballard, and John Davis.
With only four junior members, the 1959 M aryville High tennis team was rather inactive; but this spring with some newcomers, the out look for a live racquet squad to carry on the Red Rebel name is good!
Co-Captain Pat Jones
Captain Harleen Lyons
Ruth McDade
CHEERLEADERS
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Ann Talley
Sandy Stewart
Lynn Corbett
PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education builds our m en and keeps our girls in trim .
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