Appalachian 1966

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The Staffs o f the 1 9 6 6 APPALACHIAN P resen t

The Spirit of ’6 6 2


Table of Contents: Introduction Faculty and Adm inistration Classes Activities Athletics Featu res Ads


D edication . . .

An understanding friend, a trusted counselor, and an indefatigable Good Sam aritan, Mr. Jam es Cummings did more to prom ote our school spirit than any other person has in the past three years. During his b rie f stay a tM .H .S ., Mr. Cummings not only taught m ath and physics but also served as the advisor for the A ppalachian, established wrestling as a varsity sport, and coached our tennis and wrestling team s to winning seasons. Remem bering his sincerity, am iab ility, and deep respect for the student's problems and opinions, we, the Editorial S taff o f the 1966 Appalachian, d ed icate this annual to him .


Fo rew ord It has been said that the years we spend in high school serve as a preparation for life . This m ay be so, but during these form a­ tiv e years we also liv e life to its fullest - physically, in te l­ le ctu ally , and em otionally .

In our search for m aturity we con­

struct a m inute society o f our own, centered around the institu­ tion which dominates our lives, our high school. We lead a shel­ tered existen ce in some respects, protected from the fin an cial and id eo lo gical struggles which co m p licate the outside world; but w e nevertheless exp erien ce triumphs, anxieties, and tribulations which, though they may seem triv ial when viewed in the p er­ sp ective of la ter years, seem very re a l and important to us now. The success o f our society, as o f any society, depends upon the vigor and in itiativ e, not o f a few, but o f every individual who comprises it.

The sum to tal o f this vigor and in itiativ e is a

certain intangible quantity w hich may be called our spirit. A l­ though spirit is an abstract term , it is clearly manifested in our achievem ents, our ambitions, our recreation , and our ideals. The pages that follow are an attem pt to capture and record that spirit - the spirit -that is M aryville High School, 1 9 6 5 -6 6 .


W here is ou r spirit? It is r e v e a le d in the restless, searching m ind o f the stu d en t, whether he be asking his teach er to exp lain a hom ew ork assig n m en t, w ondering how he is g oin g to pass a te s t, o r w istfully ta k ­ ing in sp iratio n from an open window . . .

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. . .in the halls, the classroom s, and the cam pus o f ou r high school, in the quiet co rn ers where we go to study, to gossip, and to day dream , in ou r traditions and o u r heritage o f academ ic excellen ce . . .


. . . in the intensity o f our em otional participation in a football gam e, in the cries o f the ch eerlead ers and the bois­ terou s, turbulent m ood o f the crow d, in the striving o f the players to win h on or fo r their school, in the ecstasy o f vic­ to ry and the agony o f defeat . . .

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. . . in th e activ ities w hich provide outlets for o u r g reat en ergy, in the m u sic stu d e n t tr y in g to

p erfect a

plunk, whistle, o r boom , in the m ajo r­ ette learn in g to tw irl a flam ing baton, in the service organization laboring to be o f use to its school and com m unity


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. . . in our social life and ou r social ideals: the friendly smile, the sparkling personality, and the optim istic outlook, in ou r small scale r o ­ m ances and ou r desire fo r popularity, and in those whom we idealize because they reflect our ideals.


B ut m ost im portant o f all, our spirit is revealed in the w arm th and enthusiasm gen erated by our fellow­ ship, as th ree separate classes and as one student body, and in the pride we tak e in th at fellowship.

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SCHOOL BOARD John K e rr, D r. T . G . S ta n le y , J . P . S te w a rt, S u p erin ten d en t. Andrew A le x a n d er, C h airm an Arthur M a rsh a ll, Ray N orton.

STAN DIN G : SEA TED :

M rs. A ile e n M cN abb S e c re ta ry

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M rs. M ary Barth A m e rica n History

M r. Robert E . B ilbrey Band

M r. Roberts shows his " C l a u s ."

" L e t's s e e . . .d id I draw th a t rig h t? " w on­ ders M rs. P e m b e rto n .

M rs. Sharon C lark Choir M rs. Iris C o le English

vlrs. Frances H agan :re n c h , Latin A i. Bruce H ensley American H istory, h g lish , E conom ics nd C o m m . Law


" O u t, o u t, dam ned sp o t. . d y n a m ics.

"O op s!

M r. L argen ( l e f t ) strik es a Lady M a cb e th pose as he illu stra te s a p rin c ip le in a e ro ­

M issed a g a i n ,� says assistant band d irecto r M r. H add ox.

M rs. A ile e n e Jo nes English M rs. M argaret Ann Jones A lg e b ra, G eo m etry M r. W illia m Largen C h e m istry , Physics

M rs. N ina Murphy G u id an ce C ou nseling M r. Edgar Pitts M a th e m a tic s

M rs. N ancy Pem berton E nglish M r. Don Rawls Indu strial A rts, D riving

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M iss Dorthy Reed L a tin , Spanish M r. Roy M . Roberts S e n io r M a th , G eom etry

M rs. B eryl S ad ler C o m m e r c ia l Arts M rs. Sara Sch w am Spanish

M rs. Lois Sherrod Home E co n o m ics, English M rs. Arta Shield s L ibrarian Miss C y nthia Thom as P hysical E du cation

M r. W atson poses as a m ild -m a n n e re d bio lo g y te a c h e r , but in r e a lity he is E x e r-g e n ie Super S a le s m a n . sequ ence we see him d em onstrating his foul shot te ch n iq u e on the E x e r -g e n ie .

In this

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Senior Planning Com m ittee

Seniors Tram ple Ju n iors in Pow der â– P u ff Gam e, 2 6 -2 6 Ruthie Young and D e b b ie B eav er com b in e d to add over tw o-hundred pounds to th e S e n ­ io rs' m onster lin e .


O ffic e rs:

S . E llis, E . B. L ow e, F.

M a x w e ll, K . K im brou gh.

W ith an o ffen se lik e Pam B a lle w , th e Seniors could hardly lo se .

It was l a r g e ­

ly due to th e efforts o f this m o tle y group o f Senior c h e e rle a d e rs th a t th e g a m e ended in a t i e .

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CAM ILLA A BBO TT CARMEN A BBO TT KENNY A BBO TT

LYNN AILOR JANE ALEXANDER SHEILA ALLEN

TERESA ANDERSON PAM BALLEW MARY B E A T T Y

During a cu rren t ev en ts fun and g am es sessio n , Gary G reen instructs the c la s s in his v ersio n o f " U n c le W ig g ly � . D avid T e f f e te lle r e x h ib its the diversity o f sen ior lite ra ry taste s as he peruses Progressive Labor m a g a z in e .

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DEBBIE BEAVER W O O ffiO W BELL JIM M Y BENNETT

RENGER BIEREMA PENNY BLACKW OOD CONNIE BRADSHAW

Seniors BEC K Y BRYSON M IK E BYRD LARRY CAMPBELL

NELDA CAMPER LO RETTA CA N TLEY LEE CHAMBERS

LONNIE COOPER PAUL CRAGAN JIM M Y CROSS

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RICHARD CUNNINGHAM DA VID DAVIS DIANA DUNN HOWARD D A V IS, PAGE 35

RAY DUNN JOHN ELDRIDGE STEV E ELLIS

EM ILY EVANS T O M M Y EVERETT ROY FINGER

S en ior a c tiv itie s this y ear in clu d ed the Tw irp D a n c e , w here J . E . Pum pkin'and D obie M illsap s w ere honored as Tw irp ro y a lty , and th e sanding o f lib rary ta b le s , a r e c r e a tio n a l a c tiv ity open to any student w ith av erag e p e n ­ m an sh ip .

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GIBBY GIBSON DON GILMORE SUSAN GODFREY

BRENDA GREEN GARY GREEN B E T T Y HANNAH

Seniors DOROTRICIA HANNUM JOHNNY HARBISON LEON HATCHER

RICHARD HAYES JIM HEIRD PEGGY HELLER

GAIL HILL PAT HILL BUDDY HODSON

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ROBBIE HOOD CO N STAN CE HOOPER MARY HOPKINS

TO N Y HOUSTON HENRIETTA HOWARD M IC K EY HUGHES

RONNIE HUGHES JIM M Y HUMPHREY ST E V E HUMPHREY

John Eldridge ( l e f t ) lo st the M ath C lub P resid en tial e le c tio n b e cau se he was o f q u estio n ab le c h a r a c t e r . is our sp irit?

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W e d on 't know e x a c t ly , but here are four o f th em in the band s e c tio n .

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ANNE HUNT DAVID JOHNSON FRANK JOHNSON

WALKER JOHNSON LINDA JONES JOE K EITH

Seniors CIN D I K ID D KAREN KIMBROUGH LARRY KIRBY

TO M LAKEY YVONNE LAMBERT EDDIE LANE

GENE LEQUIRE TO D D LEWIS GLENN LIN DSAY

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MARGARET LOVEDAY K A TH Y LOVINGOOD ERNIE LOWE

STEVE McARTHUR ROBERT McCLANAHAN BILL M cCUTCHEN

h en ry

M c Do n a l d

LINDA McNEAL FRANCES MAXWELL

DOBIE MILLS A PS

M any ju niors and sophom ores thought th e sen ior flo a t " s tu n k " , but e v id e n tly it sm e lle d p retty good to the ju d g es.

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JO D Y MISER TERRY SUE MORGAN ANDY MORTON

JOHN MURPHY SU SIE ORR JANE PATTERSON

Seniors JA C K Y PAYNE V IC K Y PERRY SYLV IA PORTER

ANN PREW ETT JANE RAGLE DW IGH T REAGAN

HOLLY REED EDWIN A RIDER PHIL RIDINGS

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MARGARET ROBERTS ST EV E ROSS PA T SAULSBURY

NORMAN SCHREIBER SANDRA SIMERLY CHARLENE SPARKS

Seniors GAIL S T A C Y LO CKSLEY STUBBLEFIELD CH IP SU TTO N

BETH SWANSON ALICE TARW ATER SHARON TEAGUE

DA VID TEFFETELLER RICK TEM KIN VEN TION THOM AS

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B EC K Y THOMPSON K A Y VANDERGRIFF JAN VAN METRE

SHERRY V IN SA N T SHARON WALKER DIANA WATERS

MARGARET W ILLIA M S RUTHIE WILLIAMS SHERRY W ILLIAMS

Seniors B E T SY WOODS BILLY YARBOROUGH JU D Y ELAINE YOUNG

JU D Y N . YOUNG RUTHIE YOUNG HOWARD DAVIS


Ju n io r Planning Com m ittee

Ju n iors Steam roll Seniors in Pow der-P uff Classic, 2 6 -2 6

O FFICERS:

W . R u ssell, J. K e rr, S . Howard, A . Redw ine.


W ith th ese buxom young lasses to inspire t h e m , no wonder th e Juniors C a ro l B ritton (ab o v e) seem s to be d isagreeing w ith one o f the

w ere a b le to p u ll out a t i e . ch e e rle a d e rs lik e th ese?

Now why c o u ld n ’t th e Seniors have had

re fe re e s.

From the way he is standing in this p ic tu re , y o u ’d th in k th a t M ik e M illsap s w asn 't very th rille d about bein g P ow d er-P u ff K in g .

A c tu a lly , he w a sn 't.

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A nnabel A gee Jim A lle n R obert A llen P a tric ia A lliso n E la in e Anderson

K irk Andrews L ee Arnold L y n ette B a ll Larry B arkley Gary Baum gardner

D eb b ie Blackw ood C e e c e e B la lo c k J i l l B lazer M ik e B levins G lend a Bowman

D avid B ra k e b ill John B ratton C a ro l B ritton K e ith Brock Sondra Brooks

A ssem bled in th e dressing room a fte r a g a m e , ju n io r fo o tb a lle rs g iv e the

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Sharon Brown N ancy Burns B ill Burris B arbara Bushing C arolyn C ald w e ll

E lain e C a ld w e ll S te v e C ay lor David C hapm an C a ro l C h ristofferson B ill C o chran

Juniors R egin ald C o ffin John C o lp itts Hank Cooper K aren C opeland B arbara C roy le

Jim C unningham K ath y Davis T erry Davis Sharon D e lo z ie r Rhonda Denton

Leon Downey Andi Dunn T ony Elder G anna Evans Len Evans

Rhonda Falls M ike Fox B arbara Fuhr Ronald G iffin Bob Graves

Larry G reen C h arles Hannum S tev e Hawkins B ecky H elton G eorge Henry


C a ro l H icks Andrea Hines M arg ie Hodge K enny Hodson Gary H ouseholder

N orm a Howard Sarah Howard M ary H uddleston P hyllis H u ffstetler M ark Hum phrey

Curtis Hunt Ja c k Isb e ll G erald Ivans Ja c k Jack so n Judy Jam erso n

Jo a n Je tt Larry Johnston C hris Josh Judy K ag le y Je a n K e e b le

:h e ju n iors spent m any lo n g hours on th e ir H o m eco m in g f l o a t , e n title d "U n co rk th e R e b e l S p ir it.


K aren K e lm a n Jan e Kerr Linda Kerr D ebbie K ey Ja n e K ey

Jo e K im brough Robert K irk p a trick B eck y L am bert David Lee Linda L y e ll

Juniors D avid Lyle S a m M cC o llu m P h il M cC u llo c h Donna M cln n is M elin d a M cK e n z ie

Linda M artin Brow nie Marsh K ay e M atthew s M ike M illsap s D avid M oore

G rant M oser B ill Moss Chip M unger C h arles N ettleto n A lic e Parham

L eslie Patton M artha Patty Sharon Prendergast John Peters S te v e Pickens Jam es P axton , p . 42

K ay Pinyan Beth P ro ffitt T e re sa Pow ell Beth Ram sey S te v e Ray

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Gary R eagan A l& ed Redwine C h ery l Roberts M ike Ross W ade R ussell

Gary S e ttle s S te v e Shope M ike Spears Sharon Stapp B ill Steppe

C h arles S te rlin g Anna Lynn T a y lo r B arbara T edford Larry T hom as Bob Thorn ton

Libby T im m o n s S te p h an ie T in d e ll Susan T in sle y Doug T u llo c h W ayne V a le n tin e

P r is c illa V insant T o m W alk er Brenda W aye aster Linda W eav er S am W eston

Juniors Donna W hite R ick W hite K e lly W idner D avid W illia m s J o e l W illia m s

A netha W orm sley Brent Young Ja m e s P axton


Juniors Barbara Fuhr, A lic e P arh am , and L e s lie Patton la m e n t th e boy situ atio n at c o lle g e in this sce n e from the p lay .

Ju n io r Players Stage ?fT ake H er, She’s Mine�

arbara Fuhr seem s to be le a v in g S te v e Ray co ld in th e sce n e a b o v e , s Len Evans (right) co m p lain s o f th e p roblem s o f fath erh oo d .

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Sophom ore Planning Com m ittee

M H S'ers e n jo y refresh m en ts a t th e Sophom ore D a n c e ( l e f t ) .

A bove,

students in M r. P itts ' class appear to b e c o n ce n tra tin g on hom ew ork


Sophs clow n in th e grandstands a t a fo o tb a ll g a m e .

At

rig h t, H uetta Roberts seem s to h av e found a thorn in her bouqu et.

E n erg etic Sophs E lect B asketball Q ueen, Sponsor Sophom ore D ance

O FFICERS:

D . R u ssell, A. P ro ffitt, M . G a rn e r, P. M cN abb .


Edith A llen M ary A llen B eck y Anderson Donna Ayers N ancy B ad g ett

F a ith Baird Donna B allew W ilbur Barton K ay e B eav er N orm an B la n k e n b e c k le r

C aroly n B lev ins D ebbie Bradford T o m m y Brad ley T o m m y Bradshaw Harry Brassier

Barbara B ritto n Ward Brooks M iria m Brown Danny Bryant Brenda Burns

A fter riding atop the MHS h it parad e for tw enty y e a rs, L aw rence W elk was fin a lly toppled by P at M cN abb and his anonym ous sophom ore c o m b o .

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M yrtis Burns R ick C ald w e ll S te v e C a ld w e ll W alter C a n tle y C h u ck Cary

Pat C hristofferson S co o te r Clippard Trudy C o b b le Tyrone C o ffin K aren C o ffin

Sophomores R eagan C ou lter H ild a Cum m ings S te v e Curtis Hugh Davis Lynn Davis

K ath y D eL ozier S ara De L o zier D avid D enton M ike Dunn Sherry F e e z e ll

J e f f F le tch e r B illie Sue Fox Ruth Fritts B illy Gaddis Brenda Gaddis

Houston G am b le Ja n e G am b le V io la G am b le M ike Garner V a le rie G eorge

John Grant R ick Griggs Lynn H edrick B ill H e lle r David H ickm an

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B . D . H itch M ike Hood Don Houston Gary H u ffstetler Chip H ultquist

Larry Hunt W ayne H utchens P h illip K e e b le G inger K e ith le y Randy Kidd

M arily n K yker K athy L am b ert Sharon Lam on Jan Landers Judy Landers

Sandra Lee T h ero n Leonard Lynn Lewis Ja n ic e Loveday Autry Lowe

Leonard Lindsay

A lthough th e ir lu nch hour lasts only th irty m in u te s, these re so u rce fu l sophom ores m an ag e to m ak e i t a study h a ll as w e ll.

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Ja m a M cD an ie ls M ac M cD an ie ls Johnny M cD on ald S te v e M cM ah an Jim m y M cM illa n

P at M cN abb R obert M a g ill Frank M arino Don M elton Dan M errim an

Sophomores M ary Lee M iser B eck y M ize Ann M ontgom ery T im M orton Jen n y M oscript

Sharon Norton Susan Norton S te v e P e lle tie r M arsha P oo le P h ilip Porter

G a il Presley Ann P roffitt M ary Gray P ro ffitt B etty Raby Lani Renfro

Betsy Richardson M ike Richardson Jim m y Ridings T re n t Robbins K aren Roberson

H uetta Roberts N ancy Robertson Dorothy Rogers Randy Rogers Dean Russell

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S h erri Sherid an B arbara Sim pson S te v e Sim pson D eborah S to v a ll Jo e Swann

Susan T a y lo r M yrna T e n e r Jo e y T h a c k e r Eddie W alker Judy W alker

P at W alker K yle Ward Judy W aters D avid W atson Don W atson

Ja n ic e W eav er John W ells Johnny W eston Judy W hite M ary W illia m s

Trudy W illia m s V irg in ia W illia m s C a ro l W illo ck s Rhonda Y a te s Peggy Young



K ey Club Wins In tern ation al Service P ro je c t Award fo r Worlv at H annum Springs

K EY CLUB - FIR ST ROW: B . Y arbo rou gh, B . G rav e s, A . R edw ine, H . C o o p e r, J . C o lp itts, Sponsor M r. Roy M . R oberts.

SECOND ROW:

E . Low e, M . G arn er, J . Ja c k s o n , D . R u ssell, W . R u ssell.

ROW: J . E ld rid g e, K . W idn er, W . Brooks, L . L in d say, M . B e lv in s. B ie re m a , S . E llis , S . H um phrey, L . Johnston, B . M cC u tch en

FOURTH ROW:

THIRD

G . Lindsay, R.


T h e M a ry v ille H igh S ch o o l K ey C lu b , w hich holds an in te rn a tio n a l reco rd o f b ein g on e o f the m ost outstanding K ey Clubs o f its s iz e , has b e e n a g re at s e rv ic e to its sch o o l and its c o m m u n ity . Sponsored jo in tly by th e sch o o l and by the M ary v ille K iw anis C lu b , its m em b ers are s e le c te d by th e clu b for th e ir outstand ing q u a litie s o f c i t i z e n ­ ship and in it ia t iv e .

T h e effo rts o f th e clu b at

Hannum Springs Playground h av e earn ed its first p la ce in th e S in g le S e r v ic e Awards at K ey C lub In te rn a tio n a l C o n v e n tio n .

At sch o o l the K ey

C lub has sponsored the b a s k e tb a ll qu een c a m ­ p aig n , prepared sch o o l c a le n d a rs , sold fo o tb a ll season t ic k e t s , presented a V o c a tio n a l G u id an ce program , and rend ered m an y other v a lu a b le serv ices to the student body.

K ey C lu b b er A lfred Redw ine c o lle c ts for the M arch o f D im e s.

President B ill M cC u tch en con v en es a clu b m e e tin g .

At righ t are K irk Andrews and A n n ab el A g e e , fin alists in the K ey C lu b sponsored B a sk etb a ll Q ueen C o n te st.

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M A JO R ETTES:

A n n ab el A g e e , K irk Andrew s, Pat S au lsbu ry, Ann P re w e tt, B ev erly

T a y lo r.

B and Sponsors Pow der-P uff Game

OFFICERS:

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C . S u tto n , A . M orton, C . Bradshaw , J . Murphy.




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Choir Adds to MHS Assembly P ro g ram s

T h e M a ry v ille High S ch o o l C h o ir, d irecte d by M rs. R obert C la rk , has b e e n very busy th is y ear.

Besides adding to MHS assem bly program s

and c o n c e rts , it has p a rtic ip a te d in the East T e n ­ n essee V o c a l F e s tiv a l, V espers at M a ry v ille C o l­ le g e , and MHS B a c c a la u re a te s e r v ic e s .

S e le c te d

m em bers h av e sung a t the East T e n n essee Edu­ c a tio n a l A ssociation and in the A ll- S ta te C h o ir.

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STU D EN T COUNCIL - BACK ROW: W . Brooks, D . L e e , L . Joh n sto n , D . R e a g a n , J . E ld rid g e . ROW: D . Dunn, A . P arh am , D . Ayers

FRONT

Student Council Provides Leadership, Service

T h e Stu d ent C o u n c il is com posed o f e ig h t o u t­ standing M H S'ers ch o sen by th e ir fello w cla ssm a te s for le a d e rsh ip , sch o larsh ip , and p ersonal tra its . has ta k e n an a c tiv e part in life a t M H S.

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Among

oth er things it has sponsored H o m ecom in g fe s tiv itie s , p resen ted a te le p h o n e c a l l hom e to Renger B ie re m a , our e x c h a n g e stu d en t, and u n fa ilin g ly supplied e v e ry ­ one w ith th e m e p a p e r, p e n c ils , e t c . , from the B ook­ s to r e .

A lso , for the first t i m e , the Stud ent C o u n cil

sponsored e le c tio n s for cla s s o ffic e rs and Stud ent C o u n c il m e m b e rs.

D iana Dunn o ffers Renger B ie re m a a b ite to e a t as she ch a ts w ith h im at the Bookstore w indow .

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Library Assistants P rovid e Valuable Service

O nce ag ain th e Library C lub has b e e n a great h elp to M rs. Sh ield s our lib ra ria n and to the student body.

Its m em bers hav e aided in

the con stan t search for required no v els, short stories, plays, p e rio d ica ls, and of cou rse, p a ra lle l read in g .

T h e clu b also m akes the

library m ore a ttr a c tiv e and m ore in fo rm a ­ tiv e by th e various b u lle tin board displays throughout the lib ra ry .

L ib rarian Pat H ill assists bookworm s Betsy Woods and Penny B lackw ood .

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Red and B lack Staff Gets New Printing P ress

T h is has b e e n one o f th e Red and B la c k ’s m ost su ccessfu l years a t M H S.

H eaded by

c o -e d ito rs C a ro l C h risto fferso n , M arg ie H odge, and Jo e K e ith , it has a b i-w e e k ly c irc u la tio n o f n e a rly fiv e -h u n d re d .

Printers

Jody M iser, K e lly W id n er, Ja c k Ja c k s o n , and K y le M cD a n ie l are k ep t busy o p eratin g the paper's new o ffse t press.

T h is year th ere

are m ore un d erclassm en on th e s ta ff than ev er b e fo re .

S ta ff m em b ers K e lly W id n er, Linda L y e ll, and Sara Howard work to m e e l a d ea d lin e .


EDITORIAL S T A F F BACK ROW: FRONT ROW:

A . M orton, G . L indsay, S . H um phrey, H . C o o p e r, B . Y arbo rou gh .

J . A le x a n d er, F . M a x w e ll, J . P atterso n , L . Jones

Candids, Color Added Appalachian T h e 1 9 6 6 A p p alach ian S t a f f g o t o f f to a good start la te la s t su m m er.

T h e Business S ta f f sold n e a r­

ly one thousand dollars in ad s.

T h e n th e C irc u la tio n

S t a f f ad vertised and sold annuals ev ery m orning for n early two w e e k s.

Editor G lenn Lindsay k ep t the e d i­

to ria l s ta ff busy ta k in g can d id p ictu res a t odd tim e s , such as in the m id d le o f c la s s .

T h is y e a r 's A p p ala­

c h ia n has m ore cand id s and c o lo r p ictu res than e v er be fo re .

S te v e Hum phrey snaps a can d id in S e n io r M ath c la s s .

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BUSINESS S T A F F chen.

BACK ROW: J . K e ith , B . G rav es, P . C ra g a n , M . H ughes, J . E ld rid g e, B . M cC u t

FRONT ROW:

CIRCU LATION S T A F F

B . Sw anson, S . W illia m s , B . T h o m p so n , E . Evans, P . B la ck w o o d .

BACK ROW:

R o berts, A . P re w e tt.

M IDDLE ROW:

lo r , K . V a n d e rg riff.

FRONT ROW;

S . E llis , M . Byrd, C . S u tto n , M . M cA rth u r, R . B ie r e m a , M . G . H ill, K . K im b ro u g h , C . C h risto fferso n , D . Dunn, B . T a y ­ J . Y o u n g , B . W oods, L . C a n tle y w ith c a t , S . O rr.

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{Jane Alexander

"Y o u g iv e m e f e v e r ," Renger seem s

Ja n e em barks from New Y ork C ity

to b e saying to a partner a t th e Tw irp

for a sum m er in England.

D ance.

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AFS Is A ctive, Successful in Second Y e a r In only its second y ear at M H S, the A m e rica n F ie ld S e rv ic e has b e c o m e one o f th e sch o o l's m ost a c tiv e and su ccessfu l o r­ g a n iz a tio n s.

Its g o a l is th e a tta in m e n t o f in te rn a tio n a l u n d er­

standing through the e x c h a n g e o f A m e rica n high sch o o l students w ith those o f other n atio n s.

In a c c o rd a n c e w ith this g o a l, the

MHS ch ap ter sen t Ja n e A lex an d er to England last y e a r to liv e w ith an English fa m ily for th e su m m er.

T h is y e a r , m o reo v e r,

the high sch o o l was p riv ile g e d to w e lc o m e Renger B ie re m a , an e x c h a n g e student from H o llan d , in to its student b ody.

For

1 9 6 6 MHS has two h op efu l can d id ates for the AFS Sum m er P rogram , C aro l C h ristofferson and B eth P ro ffitt.

At rig h t Renger e n te rta in s an MHS assem bly w ith a w altz p lay ed on his a c c o rd ia n .

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NHS Instils Scholar­ ship, Leadership T h e N atio n al Honor S o c ie ty instils p rin cip le s o f sch o larsh ip , lead ersh ip , c h a r a c te r , and s e rv ic e in its m em bers and throughout th e student body.

M em bers

o f M a ry v ille H ig h's Curtis C h ap ter a re those juniors and seniors who h av e m ad e no grade low er than "B " for one s em e ste r in four solid s u b je c ts , and who have b e e n approved for m em b ersh ip by a fa c u lty c o m m it­ te e .

P ro je cts this y e a r in clu d e m orning devotions

and an assem b ly program g iv e n during A m e rica n E d u catio n W e e k .

C h a p la in Ja n e P atterson m akes m orning a n ­ no u n cem en ts.

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Math Club P ro d u ces B e tte r M athem aticians

T h e Mu Alpha T h e t a , a n a tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n com posed o f high sch o o l and ju n io r c o lle g e M ath C lu b s, strives for the p rod uction o f b e tte r m a th e m a ­ tic ia n s and for a d eeper in te re st and ad v an ced study in th e fie ld o f m a th e m a tic s .

Sponsored by the foun d ­

er o f our lo c a l c h a p te r, M r. Roy R oberts, m em b ers are com posed o f students who h av e m a in ta in e d at le a st a B av e ra g e in m ath for four sem e ste rs.

O FFICERS:

A. M orton, J . Eldxidge, K . W id n er, A .

T a rw a te r.

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Thespians Sponsor "O n e Happy Fam ily�

T h e T h esp ian C lu b is com posed o f m e m ­ bers who hav e m e t a m in im u m re q u ire m e n t o f s e v e n ty -fiv e lin es or who h av e w orked a p a rticu la r num ber o f hours on b a c k sta g e c o m m itte e s in MHS d ra m a tic prod uctions. Under the d ire c tio n o f M rs. P e m b e rto n , the c lu b has presented th e play "O n e Happy F a m ily " in w hich any student at M a ry v ille H igh S ch o o l was e lig ib le to p a r tic ip a te . T h e c lu b uses its m on ey tow ard im proving th e stag e and its eq u ip m en t. A t rig h t M ary L ee M ise r, T h ero n L eon ard , and L o retta C a n tle y appear in the T h e sp ian production "O ne Happy F a m ily . "

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F ren ch Student T each ers In stru ct E lem en tary Pupils

At le ft E m ily Evans te a c h e s her class how to t e l l tim e in F re n ch .

H opefully this in stru c ­

tio n w ill provide th ese youngsters w ith a head start in high sch o o l F ren ch .

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National F o ren sic League

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Health Clinic P ro m o tes Good H ealth

T h e MHS H ealth C l i n i c , otherw ise known as P h y sical E du cation or " f iz e d " , operates on th e p rin c ip le th at e x e rc is e prom otes good h e a lth .

A bove L ee C h am bers

dem onstrates one o f th e m ost popular e x e rc is e s , the sit-d ow n .

A fter th ree years in th e c l i n i c , L ee can

hold this p osition for over te n m in u tes.

Though em phasis is p la ce d m a in ly on body co n d itio n in g in the c l i n i c , a ll is not w ork. c lin ic m em bers d an ce th e W atusi.

A bove sev eral


Seniors T een Service L eagu ers Make Christmas Stockings fo r U nderprivileged Children

T h e T e e n S e rv ic e League is com p osed o f sopho­ m o re , ju n io r and senior g irls head ed by p resid ent K aren K im b ro u g h .

T h e ir m a in serv ic e p r o je c t o f

the y e a r was m ak in g C hristm as stockin g s for under­ p riv ile g e d c h ild re n .

Aside from th e ir work on ser­

v ic e p ro je c ts , the le a g u e m em b ers m e e t o n c e a m onth for such in terestin g program s as a co m p ariso n o f V ie tn a m e se and A m e rica n e d u ca tio n p resented by French student te a c h e r M iss C h i, and a C h ristm as program presented by the sop hom ores.

OFFICERS

K . D av is, K . M atth ew s, K . K im bro u gh , M .

P ro ffitt, K . V a n d e rg riff

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Ju n iors

Sophom ores 73


FH A Helps Needy Fam ily, Raises Money r

fo r Children’s H om e

T h e M a ry v ille H igh S ch o o l ch ap ter o f the Future H om em akers o f A m e rica is com posed o f girls who hav e had at le a st one y e a r o f h om e e c o n o m ic s .

Its purpose is to prom ote

a g re a te r in te re st in h o m em ak in g both at h om e and at sch o o l.

Under th e leadership

o f M rs. Lois Sh erro d , th e clu b has h elp ed a need y fa m ily at C h ristm as and has g iv e n to the C h ild re n 's H om e m on ey w h ich it has earned by s e llin g co o k b o o k s, s o lic it in g , and by having b a k e sa le s .

OFFICERS: (FRON T ROW) - V . P e e ry , S . O rr, B. W oods, B. H annah, S . W illia m s ; (BA C K ROW) - D. A yers, B. T a y lo r , A . P rew ett.

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Sharon T eague

am per Nelda C Cam

Debbie B eav er

H uetta R ob erts

Ja n e K e rr

Alice P arh am 7A

B eck y A nderson


Y o u 're lo o k in ' go od , b ig t e a m !

C heerleaders Spark School Spirit Draw ing thunderous ch eers from th e students during a pep r a l l e y , p erform in g th e ir p recisio n p atterns b e fo re a b a s k e tb a ll crow d, or soaking in th e ra in in front o f n e a r-e m p ty stands at som e d istan t fo o tb a ll fie ld :

w herev er our ath le te s g o ,

th e M a ry v ille H igh S ch o o l c h e e rle a d e rs carry th e to rch o f sch o o l sp irit.

T h e dauntless e n th u ­

siasm o f th e ir sev en s m a ll v o ic e s c a n inspire us to the heights o f e m o tio n a l p a rtic ip a tio n and m a k e us c lin g to th e hope o f v icto ry as we c lin g to l if e it s e lf.

It is only fittin g th a t they in tr o ­

d uce th e a t h le t ic s e c tio n o f th e A p p alach ian .

Sharon T e a g u e uncorks th e " S p irit J u g . "

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S en ior DW IGH T REAGAN

S en io r DAVE GARNER

"B a b y R ebs”

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S en io r WALKER JOHNSON


V A R SIT Y BASKETBA LL:

L. H unt, M a n a g er, B. C o c h ra n , D . G arn er, J . P a x to n , W . Brooks, J. W eston , R. W h ite,

W . Johnson, D . L e e , L. Joh n sto n , D . R eag an , K . B ro ck , D . Russell, W . R u ssell, C o a c h Em erson W atson.

B oys5 B asketball

C a p ta in DW IGHT REAGAN

C o a c h W ATSON

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Starting Units

Offensive T eam

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Senior Players 1

T ony Houston

Dw ight R eagan

Jim Harris

Todd Lewis

D avid T e f fe te lle r


B illy Yarborough and Hank Cooper (righ t) throw th e ir w eig h t into th e serv e.

RETURNING LETTERM EN :

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R. T e m k in , H. C o o p e r, E. B. L ow e, B. Y arborou gh, M . Byrd.


RETURNING LETTERM EN:

K . L ovingood , P. B lack w o o d , J . P atterso n , F. M a x w e ll.

ine L etterm en R etu rn to ’6 6 Tennis T eam

"P a n ch o " Lowe returns a v o lle y as Fran ces M a x ­ w e ll (right) dem onstrates th e proper te ch n iq u e for sw atting a fly .

03


BELOV/: (FRONT ROW) - J . K im b rou g h , J . H arris, B. Y arbo rou gh , H. D av is, J. P ete rs, M . M illsap s; ROW) - D. H ouston, B. D. H itc h , J . Ja c k s o n , W . M o n tg o m ery , M . Spears.

04

(BACK


At le ft B ill Yarborough tries to m an eu v er his opponent in to p osition for a p in .

Below W ayne M ontgom ery

rid es an adversary o ff the m a t.

W restlers P lace Second in Regional T h e 1 9 6 5 -1 9 6 6 season saw a d ecid ed i n ­ c re a se in th e p opu larity o f th e r e la tiv e ly new sport o f w restling at M H S.

In th e ir second

y ear o f c o m p e titio n , R e b e l w restlers proved to be strong contenders in East T e n n e s se e . A fter tak in g a strong second p la c e in the Region I T o u rn am e n t, M a ry v ille p la ce d eig h th in the S ta te T o u rn am e n t.

At rig h t th e re fe r e e seem s to be asking Jim Harris to go easy on his opponent.


RETURNING LETTERM EN: (T O P ROW) D. R eag an , T . H ouston,

(M IDDLE

ROW) - G . R eag an , J. K im bro u gh, J. H arris.

(BO TTO M ,R O W ) - B. C o ch ra n ,

T . Roberts (trad ed to E v e re tt), D . G a r­ n er.

Seven L etterm en R etu rn to Baseball T eam

A bove T o n y Houston winds up a p itc h , as D w ight R eagan (le ft) shows his b a ttin fo rm .



Most Attractive: Debbie Heaver Hill McCutcken

Most Cikely to Succeed: Stances Maxwell Qlenn Cindsay

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Most friendly*. Diana Dunn flolin Sldridge Most Zalented*. Kutkie young Walker Johnson

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Most School Spirited: Sharon Zcague Kenger flierema

Most Witty: Margaret Roberts Andy Morton

mn


Most Reliable

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fa n e A le x a n d e r

Steve Sllis

Most Athletic*. Pam Rallew Zony Mouston

IA I


Huetta Koberts

basketball Queen

JHarska Poole

Kirk Abrew s

Annabel Jtgee


Karen Kimbrough

Homecoming Queen

Debbie Heaver flelda Camper


Mr.

M

'Dwight Reagan


Miss MMS-. Karen Kimbrough


junior Samites: Kathy Davis M ike Mitlsaps

Sophomore Samites Jiuetta Roberts Ward Rrooks

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Senior Activities and Honors A B B O T T , CAM ILLA - T S L 1 1 , 1 2 , FHA 1 0 , NHS 1 1 , 1 2 , C h oir 11 A B B O T T , CARMEN - FHA 1 0 , C h oir 1 1 , T S L 1 1 , 1 2 , NHS 1 1 ,1 2 AILO R, LYNN - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , FHA 1 1 ,1 2 ALEXANDER, JANE - T S L 1 0 , 1 2 , P la n . C o m . 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , B a sk etb a ll 1 0 , T h e Courtship o f E dd ie's Fath er 1 1 , NHS 1 1 , 1 2 , M ath C lub 1 1 , 1 2 , AFS Sum m er Stud ent to England 6 5 , Red and B la c k 1 1 1 1 2 , A p p alach ian E d ito ria l S t a f f 12 ALLEN, SHEILA - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , FHA 10 ANDERSON, TERESA - C h oir 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , FHA 1 0 , TSL 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 BALLEW , PAM - B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , C a p ta in 1 2 , Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , Pep Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 B E A T T Y , M ARY - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 BEA VER, DEBBIE - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , C h e e rle a d e r 1 2 , B a sk etb a ll Q ueen A tten d an t 1 0 , H om ecom in g Q ueen A tten dan t 1 2 , B a sk e tb a ll 1 2 , FH A '1 1 , P la n . C o m . 10 B EN N ET T , JIM - W hite Store Boy 1 1 ,1 2 BIEREM A, RENGER - A p p alach ian C irc u la tio n S t a f f 1 2 , K ey Club 1 2 , M ath C lub 1 2 , T en n is 1 2 , NFL 12 BLA CK W O O D , PENNY - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , M ath Club 1 1 ,1 2 ,

B a sk etb a ll 1 0 , T e n n is 1 1 , 1 2 , J r . O ly m ­

p ics 1 0 , Jun ior Play 1 1 , NHS 1 1 , 1 2 , A p p alach ian Business S t a f f 1 2 , FLES 12 BRADSH AW , CONNIE - Band 1 0 , 1 1 , S e c . 1 2 , T SL 1 0 , T h esp ian C lub 1 1 , S e c . 1 2 , Ju n io r Play 11 B R Y A N T , BILL - B a sk e tb a ll 10 B Y R D , M IKE - T en n is 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , Red and B la c k 1 0 , 1 1 , A p p alach ian C irc u la tio n S t a f f 12 BRYSO N , BEC K Y - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , FHA 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 CA M PBELL, LARRY - T e n n is 1 1 , 1 2 , Band 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 CA M PER, NELDA - C h e e rle a d e r 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , C a p ta in ; H o m ecom in g Q ueen A tten dan t 1 2 , T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , Red Cross R ep . 12 C A N T L E Y , LO RETTA - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , NHS 1 1 , FLES 1 2 , C lass Planning C o m . 1 2 , AFS C a n d i­ d ate 1 1 , Ju n io r Play 11 CH A M BERS, LEE - Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , B a sk e tb a ll 10 C O F F IN , RONALD - B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 , S c ie n c e C lu b 10 CO O PER, LONNIE - T ran sfer from W a lter Johnson High S c h o o l, B eth esd a, M d . CRA G A N , PAUL - NHS 1 1 , 1 2 , Mu Alpha T h e ta 1 1 , 1 2 , T h esp ian C lub 1 2 , S c ie n c e C lu b 1 1 , Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ,

M ath C o n test 1 1 , NMS S e m i 1 2 , Ap-

p a la ch ia n Business S t a f f 1 2 , J r . P lay 1 1 , S r. Band C lin ic , Red Band C R O SS, JIM M Y CU N NINGHAM , RICHARD D A V IS , HOWARD - W restling 1 1 , 1 2 , C a p ta in ; M ost O utstanding W restler 11 DU N N , DIANA - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , T re a s . 1 1 , T en n is 1 0 , M anag er 1 1 , 1 2 , T h esp ian C lub P lay 1 0 , S tu ­ dent C o u n c il 1 1 , 1 2 , S e c . , Class Planning C o m . 1 1 , Mu Alpha T h e ta 1 1 , NHS 1 1 , T h esp ian C lub

1 1 , V P 1 2 , B a sk e tb a ll Q ueen 1 1 , AFS C an d id ate 1 1 . A p p alach ian C irc u la tio n S t a f f 12 DU N N , RAY - T ran sfer From B o ca C ie g a S r . High S c h o o l, S t . P etersburg, F la . ELD RID G E, JOHN - K ey C lub 1 0 , 1 1 , S e c . 1 2 , S tu ­ dent C o u n c il 1 1 , V P 1 2 , Band 1 0 , Mu A lpha T h e ta 1 1 . 1 2 , NHS 1 1 , P la n . C o m . 1 1 , A p p alach ian Bus­ iness S t a f f 1 2 , J r . C lass F a v o rite , Tw irp K ing 12 E L L IS , ST EV E - C lass P res. 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , P la n . C o m . 1 0 - 1 2 , C lass F av o rite 1 0 , K ey C lub 1 0 , 1 1 , VP 1 2 , A p p alach ian C ir . S t a f f 1 2 , T ra c k 1 0 , B a se ­ b a ll 1 0 , B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , T en n is E V A N S, EM ILY - Band 1 0 , T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , Mu Alpha T h e ta 1 1 , 1 2 , NHS 1 1 , S e c . 1 2 , A p p alach ian Bus­ iness S t a f f 1 2 , Red and B la c k 1 2 , FLES 12 E V E R E T T , T O M M Y - W h ite Store Boy F R Y E , RICHARD - W hite S to re Boy GARNER, DA VID - F o o tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , B a sk etb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 . 1 2 , B a se b a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , T ra c k 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 G ILM O RE, DON - Band 1 2 , C h oir 1 2 , T ra n s, from South M eck len b u rg H igh S c h o o l, C h a rlo tte , N .C . G O D FREY, SUSAN - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 ,1 1 T r e a s . 12 GREEN, BRENDA - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 HANNAH, B E T T Y - C h oir 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 - P re s.; FHA H istorian 1 1 , Song L ead er 1 0 ,1 2 ; T SL 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 HAN N UM , DOROTRICIA - FHA 12 H ARRIS, JIM - F o o tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; B a se b a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; W restlin g 1 1 ,1 2 H EIRD , JIM - Red Cross Rep. 1 0 , P res. 1 1 ,1 2 ; T rack 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; W restling 1 2 ; S c ie n c e C lu b 11 HELLER, PEGGY - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T h esp ian C lub 12 H IL L , GAIL - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 11; A p p alach ian C ir . S t a f f ~ " H IL L , P A T - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Band 1 0 ; FHA 1 1 ,1 2 ; Red and B la c k 1 1 ; Library C lub 12 H O D SO N , BUDDY - Band 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 H O O D , ROBBIE - T S L 12 HOOPER, CO N STA N CE - NHS 11 H O U STO N , T O N Y - F o o tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; A ll County 1 0 ,1 2 ; T e n n . B a ck o f the W eek 12; Top S co rer in K IL , A ll KIL 1 2 ; A ll S ta te 2nd T e a m 12; T ra c k 1 0 ,1 1 - 1st p la c e 2 2 0 y d . dash, 2nd p la c e 100 y d . dash, 1 2 ; B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 ,1 1 - M ost Im ­ proved P la y e r, 12 HOWARD, H EN RIETTA - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 HUGHES, M IC K E Y - NHS 1 1 , Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , M ath C lub 1 1 , 1 2 , S c ie n c e C lub 1 1 , M ath C o n test 1 0 , A p p alach ian Business S ta f f 1 2 , J r . Play HUGHES, RONNIE - H i-Y 1 0 , Band 1 0 , NFL 11 HUMPHREY, JIM - W restling 1 2 , T ra c k 12 HUMPHREY, STEV E - NHS 1 1 , P res. 1 2 , K ey Club 1 2 , Mu A lpha T h e ta 1 1 , 1 2 , S c ie n c e Club 1 1 , A p p alach ian E d ito ria l S t a f f , Red and B la c k Sports Page Editor 1 1 , 1 2 , F o o tb a ll S ta tis tic ia n 1 2 , Class P la n . C o m . 1 2 , N a tio n a l S c ie n c e Seco n d ary S c i ­ e n c e T ra in in g Program 1 2 , M ath C o n test - A l­ g ebra II T od T e n . P lain G e o m sfrv Srrl

i a -.


H U N T , ANNE - T ran sfer from M a g n o lia H igh S ch o o l 1 0 , T S L 1 1 , 1 2 , FHA 1 2 . Red and B la c k S t a f f 1 2 , NHS 11 JO H N SO N , DAVID JO H N SO N , WALKER - B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , T ra c k 11 JO N E S , LINDA - T S L 1 1 , C h oir 1 0 , 1 2 , S c ie n c e C lub 1 1 , M ath C lu b 1 1 , 1 2 , NHS 1 1 , 1 2 , A p p alach ian E d ito ria l S ta ff 1 2 , Library C lu b 1 0 , J r . O lym p ics (T r a c k ) 1 0 , Red and B la ck page ed ito r 1 1 , 1 2 , P la n . C o m . 1 1 , NMS le tt e r o f c o m m e n d a tio n 12 K E IT H , JOE ALAN - NFL 1 0 , 1 1 , Business M anag er o f A p p a la ch ia n , First Page Editor o f Red and B la c k 1 1 , 1 2 , Editor; T h esp ian C lu b 1 2 , J r . P la y , 1st P la c e O p tim ist C lu b D istric t O ra to ric a l C o n ­ te st 1 0 , S r . Play 1 0 , T e n n is 10 K ID D , C IN D I - Band 1 0 , T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , Library C lub 1 0 , J r . P la y , FHA 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 KIM BRO U G H , KAREN - Stud ent C o u n c il 1 0 , C lass T reasu rer 1 1 ,1 2 ; P la n . C o m . 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; C lass F av orite 1 0 ,1 1 ; H om ecom in g Q ueen 1 2 ; T S L 1 0 . 1 1 V P, 12 P re s.; B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 ,1 1 - M ost i m ­ proved P lay er 1 2 ; T en n is 1 1 ; A p p alach ian C irc u la tio n M anag er 1 2 , C irc u la tio n S t a f f 1 1 ; G ir l’s S ta te A ltern ate K IR B Y , LARRY - B a sk e tb a ll M an ag er 1 0 ; F o o tb all M an ag er 1 0 ,1 1 L A K E Y , T O M M Y - Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; S r. Band C l i n i c , Red Band 1 2 L A M BER T, YVONNE - FHA 1 0 ; T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; H o m e­ c o m in g Q ueen C an d id ate 1 0 ,1 1 LA N E, EDDIE - Band 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 LEQUIRE, GENE - T ra c k 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Two first p la c e ribbons L E W IS , TODD - F o o tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T ra c k 1 0 ,1 2 L IN D S A Y , GLENN - Stud ent C o u n c il 1 0 ; K ey C lub 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Mu Alpha T h e ta 1 1 ,1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; N atio n al S c ie n c e Found ation Su m m er Workshop 10; M ath C o n test - 1st p la c e A lg . I I 1 0 ; 1st p la c e G e o . 1 1 ; A p p alach ian E d ito r -in -c h ie f; NMS S e m ifin a lis t 1 2 ; N atio n al C o u n c il o f T e a c h e rs o f Eng­ lish A ch ie v e m e n t Award 1 2 ; T ra c k 1 0 , 1 1 ; Boys' C ounty 11 LO N G , HERMAN - Library C lu b 1 2 . L O V E D A Y , MARGARET - Red and B la c k S t a f f 1 0 , 1 1; T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FLES 12; C h o ir 11 LO VIN G OO D , K A TH Y - B a sk etb a ll 1 1 , T e n n is 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Red Cross C o u n c il 11 LO W E, ERNIE - K ey C lub 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; C lass V ic e -P r e s ­ id en t 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 , C lass Planning C o m m itte e 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; Mu A lpha T h e ta 1 1 ,1 2 ; T e n ­ nis 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; S c ie n c e C lu b 1 1 ; NFL 1 0 , Jun ior Play 1 0 ,1 1 ; S e n io r Play 10 M AXWELL FRANCIS - C lass S e cre ta ry 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; Mu Alpha T h e ta 1 1 ,1 2 ; T SL 1 0 ,1 1 1 2 ; S c ie n c e C lub 1 1 ,1 2 ; E d ito ria l S t a f f o f A p p alac h ia n 1 2 ;

Red and B la c k 1 0 ,1 1 ; D e le g a te to V o l­

u n teer G irls’ S ta te 1 1 ; DAR C itiz en sh ip Award 12; B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 ,1 1 ; T e n n is 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T e e n Board

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M IS E R , JO D Y - Band 1 0 ,1 1 ; Red and Black 1 1 ,1 2 ; W restling 1 1 ,1 2 M O RGA N , TERRY SUE - M ath C lub 12 M O R T O N . ANDY - Band 10', 1 1 , t Stud ent D ire cto r and V . P . 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ; M ath C lu b V . P . 1 1 , Presi­ dent 1 2 ; T h esp ian C lu b 1 1 , P res. 12; S c ie n c e Club 1 1 ; M ath C o n test 1 1 ; AFS 1 1 ,1 2 ; T e e n Board 1 2 , A p p alach ian E d ito ria l S t a f f 12; Jun ior Play 11; P lanning C o m m itte e 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Red and B la c k 1 1 , 1 2 ; T h e sp ian C lu b P lay; S r . Band C l i n i c , Blue Band 12 M cA R TH U R , ST E V E - C irc u la tio n S t a f f o f A p p ala­ c h ia n 12; Red Cross R e p resen tativ e; W h ite Store Boy 12 M cC LA N A H A N , ROBERT - C h oir 1 2 ; Red and B la ck

12 M cC U T C H E N , BILL - K ey C lu b 1 1 , 1 2 , P re s.; C lass Planning C o m m itte e 1 1 ,1 2 ; T h esp ian C lub 1 1 , 1 2 ; S c ie n c e C lub 1 1 ; AFS 11; W restlin g 1 1 , Ap­ p a la c h ia n Business S t a f f 12 M cDON ALD j HENRY - N H S 11 M cN E A L , LINDA - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; C h oir 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FLES 12 M U R PH Y , JOHN - Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; S e c re ta ry -T re a s urer 12; Pep Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 N EW B Y , MARY - NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 10 ORR, SU SIE - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 , V P 1 2 ; NHS 11; Red and B la c k 12; Jun ior Play; C irc u la tio n S ta f f o f A p p alach ian 12 P A T T E R SO N , JANE - NHS 1 1 , C h ap lain 1 2 ; Junior P lay 1 1 ; M ath C lub 1 1 ,1 2 ; T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T e n ­ nis 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Blount County S p e llin g B ee 1 1 ; Ap­ p a la c h ia n E d ito ria l S t a f f 1 2 ; Red and B la c k 1 0 ,1 1 PERRY, V IC K IE JO - Red Cross R ep resen tative 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 , 1 1 , O ffic e r 12 P R EW E TT , ANN - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ; Band 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 ; M a jo re tte 1 2 ; Band C lin ic 1 1 ; Planning C o m m itte e 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 , H istorian 1 2 ; A p p ala­ c h ia n C irc u la tio n S ta ff; S r . Band C l i n i c , Red Band 12 RA G LE, JANE - FHA 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; TSL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 REAGAN, DW IGHT - B a se b a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; F o o tb a ll 1 0 ,1 1 ,

C ap tain 1 2 ; B a sk e tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Class

T reasu rer 1 0 ; Stud ent C o u n c il V P 1 1 , P res. 12 REED , HOLLY - Red and B la ck S ta ff 12; T S L 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 RID ER, EDWINA - FHA 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T SL 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 R O BER TS, MARGARET - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 10; Red and B la c k

1 1 , NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; FLES 12; ^Appala­

c h ia n C irc u la tio n S ta f f 12; Planning C o m m itte e 1 2 ; AFS C an d id ate 11 R O S S , ST E V E - W restling 1 1 ,1 2 SA U LSBU R Y , PAT - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Band 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 ; M a jo re tte 1 1 , H ead M a jo re tte 12 SIM E R L Y , SANDRA - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 1 ,1 2 ; Band 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 SIN C E R B O X , ELAINE - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 1 ,1 2 S T A C Y , GAIL - FLES 1 2 , FHA 12 SP A R K S , CHARLENE - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 1 ,1 2 ; C h oir 1 0 ,1 1


STU BBLEFIELD , LO CK SLEY - H i- Y 1 0 ; NFL 11C h oir 12; Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; S r. Band C lin ic

11,12 S U T T O N , CH IP - T hesp ian C lu b 1 1 ; S e c . 1 2 ; Band 1 0 ,1 1 , P res. 1 2 ; A p p alach ian C irc u la tio n S t a f f 1 2 ; Red and B la c k 11 SW A N SO N , BETH - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; J r . Play 1 1 ; NHS 1 1 ; FLES 12 TA RW A TER, ALICE - NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; Mu Alpha T h e ta 1 1 ,1 2 ; FLES 1 2 ; T S L 12 T A Y L O R , BEVERLY - Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; M a jo re tte 12; TSL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 , 1 1 , S e c . 1 2 ; A p p ala­ c h ia n C irc u la tio n S t a f f 12 T E A G U E , SHARON - C h e e rle a d e r 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; C o -C a p t. 1 2 ; T SL 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 TEFFETELLER , DA VID - F o o tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T ra c k

1 0, 1 1 T E M K IN , RICK - T en n is T e a m 11; T ran sfer - H .S . P lant High S ch o o l T a m p a , Florida T H O M A S, VENTION - Red and B la c k 11; Library Club 12 TH O M PSO N , BEC K Y - Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 12; A p p alach ian Business S t a f f 12 VANDERGRIFF, K A Y - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; T re a s . 12; B a sk etb a ll Q ueen 1 0 ; F o o tb a ll Q ueen C an d id ate 10; A p p alach ian C irc u la tio n S t a f f 12 VAN M E T R E , JAN - FHA 1 0 ,1 2 ; T S L 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 V IN SA N T , SHERRY - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 ,1 1 ;

W A LK ER, SHARON - T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 1 ,1 2 W A T E R S , DIANA - FHA 1 2 ; T S L 1 0 ,1 2 ; T en n is T e a m 12 W IL L IA M S, MARGARET - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 11 W IL L IA M S, RUTHIE - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; Mu A lpha T h e ta 11 W IL L IA M S, SHERRY - FHA 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; 12 - Reporter; T S L 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; A p p alach ian Business S t a f f 12; Red Cross R e p resen tativ e 10 W O O D S , B E T S Y - A p p alach ian C i r c . S t a f f 1 2 ; TSL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 0 ,1 2 - T r e a s .; B a sk e tb a ll M an ­ ager 12; Red Cross R ep resen tativ e 12 YARBOROUGH , BILLY - K ey C lu b 1 0 , 1 1 , T re a s . 1 2 ; C lass P lanning C o m . 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ; VP 1 2 ; W restlin g 1 1 ; Mu A lpha T h e ta 1 1 ,1 2 ; T en n is 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; W restling C a p ta in 1 2 ; A p p alach ian E d ito ria l S ta ff; Ju n io r P lay 1 0 ,1 1 ; S c ie n c e Club

11 Y O U N G , JU D Y E , - T SL 1 1 ,1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; A ppala c h ia n C irc u la tio n S t a f f Y O U N G , JU D Y - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; FHA 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 , 1 2 ; Mu A lpha T h e ta 1 1 ; T S C Honor Sch o larsh ip C o m p e titio n 1 2 ; Jun ior P lay 11 Y O U N G , RUTHIE - T SL 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ; M ath C lub 1 1 , 1 2 ; FLES 12; T h esp ian C lu b 1 1 ,1 2 - R e­ p o rter; Band 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Drum M a jo re tte 12; Red Cross R ep resen tativ e 10

M ath C lub 11; NHS 11; FLES 12

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T h e re w ill b e other years and other classes w ith th e ir own w arm th and th e ir own sp irit, but

they w ill h av e l it t l e m e an in g for us.

Our fello w ship is d issolved, and now w e m ust e n te r a m u ch

g re a te r s o c ie ty , on e less sh e lte re d and less s y m p a th e tic , than th e one we b u ilt h e re . su c ce e d as in d iv id u als?

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and in itia tiv e p lan ted in us by th e e x a m p le o f M a ry v ille H igh S ch o o l.

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our own fixes in s o c ie ty , we w ill nev er la c k th e sp irit to pursue and a tta in our a m b itio n s.



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DWARF DRIVE-IN Home Made P i e s E x c e lle n t Curb S e r v ic e W est Broadway M aryville

Our drum m a jo r . . . An a rth ritic ?

982-1791

R. M. SMITH BUILDER AND DEVELOPER

THE BANK OF MARYVILLE 101 W e s t B r o a d w a y - M a i n O f f i c e s F r e e Parking Alcoa B ra n ch

C o r n e r H a l l R o a d and L i n c o l n S t r e e t F r e e P a r k i n g and D r i v e - I n - B a n k i n g - S e r v i n g B l o u n t County S i n c e 1 8 8 5 M e m b e r F e d e r a l Deposit In su ra n ce C orporation

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E n j o y Dini ng a t th e A i r p o r t SKYCH EF RESTAURANT

M I L L E R ' S R A D I O AND T . V. S a l e s and S e r v i c e 21 2 1 Old K n o x v i l l e Hwy. M aryville Phone 9 8 3 -3 0 9 2

C o m p l i m e n t s of the

UNION STORE G i l l and C a l d e r w o o d St. A lcoa,

Tennessee

Phone 9 8 3 -2 7 1 4

M cCAMM ON-AMM ONS F U N E R A L HOME A ir-C o n d itio n e d Chapel

BILL RAY’S SUPER MARKET

G r o c e r i e s - P r o d u c e - Notions

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CRUM INSURANCE AGENCY ALCOA MOTEL

"Everythin g T hat's W ritten in I n s u r a n c e "

Phone 982-1630 Blount N ational B a n k Building

" T h e r e Is A D i f f e r e n c e " B I L L W ILLIAM S C L E A N E R S AND L A U N D R Y M aryville Tennessee Com plim ents 8 T O 11 M A R K E T Jo h n W . Tanner, 983-4031 141

of NO. 2 Owner W. B r o a d w a y

MILLER MORTUARY

Phone 982-6041


J. C. BRADFORD & CO.

M ember s

New Y o r k S t o c k E x c h a n g e

100 B u r w e l l B u i l d i n g ,

Telephone 5 2 2 ,5 1 8 3

Knoxville, T e n n e s s e e


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" W e P a v e th e W a y "

BILLIE’S BEAUTY SALON

EARL BLAZER INSURANCE COMPANY

" E x c l u s i v e , but not e x p e n s i v e , s t y l e s of t o m o r r o w "

B a n k of M a r y v i l l e B u i l d i n g

F i v e O p e r a t i o n s to S e r v e Y o u

In s u r a n c e at a Savings

982-5590

M aryville, T en n essee

COULTER’S FLORISTS

" S a y It With F l o w e r s " 982-9300 Sevierville Pike

M ORONEY OIL COMPANY 411 Highway

C o m p l i m e n t s of B A D G E T T 'S 194

T. "JA C K " ROBERTS'

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H I T C H ' S R A D I O AND T . Y . S E R V I C E R e c o r d Shop C o m p l e t e R e c o r d and M u s i c S u p p li e s 982-4250 M id la n d C e n t e r

C o m p l i m e n t s of B L O U N T COUNTY O IL M E N 'S ASSOCIATION

J E T T S E R V I C E AND S U P P L Y CO. F i r e s t o n e T i r e s and B a t t e r i e s One Day R e t r e a d i n g S e r v i c e B roadw ay at F iv e P o in ts - M ary v ille

C O R B E T T - R O S E M U S I C IN C . P i a n o s and O r g a n s Calderwood Road Phone 9 8 2 -4 5 4 8 Alco;


C o m p l i m e n t s of

Quality Court Motel

ANDY AND NERINE HUDDLESTON

M A R Y V ILL E , TEN N ESSEE

Route 4

Telepho ne 982-2490

STOFFELL’S DAIRY " T a s t e the D i f f e r e n c e " Phone 982-3841 M aryville

Tennessee

C o m p l i m e n t s of K I R K ' S B L A C K S M I T H AND W ELDING SHOP

MIDLAND SCHOO L O F B E A U T Y Offers A d v a n c e d H a i r s t y l i n g T e c h n i q u e Sanderson Street ^ coa Phone 983-1601

Video H ospital 2 529 Old K n o x v i l l e Highway S a l e s and S e r v i c e - Z e n i t h 982-5421

PA R K S - B E L K COMPANY Y o u r N a m e of B e t t e r V a l u e s

APPALACHIAN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY M aryville,

Tennessee

R epresentatives: G l e n n Cun ni n gh am W illiam "Sonny" Payne J r . Bobby V. P em b erton E x tracu rricu lar a c t iv itie s .


ABBOTT PROCTOR & PAINE M em bers New Y o r k S t o c k E x c h a n g e Telephone 523-7191

F a r r a g u t Hotel, K noxville

C o m p l i m e n t s of F L E M I N G ' S 66 S E R V I C E S T A T I O N

SAM C. FR A N K LIN Contractor E x c a v a t i n g - B u l l d o z i n g - D i r t M ovi ng B a c k h o e - Shovel W ork 982-8011 2127 E . Broadway

C o m p l i m e n t s of C IRC LE CLEA N ERS Phone 982-2791 J.

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DOWNTOWN MARYVILLE RETAIL MERCHANTS COUNCIL B a d g ett Stove Company B y r n e Drug Company Caldwell H ard w are C ity D r u g C o m p a n y Dixie F u rn itu re Company E a g l e ' s 5 and 10 S t o r e E c o n o m y Auto S t o r e M a ry v ille F u rn itu re Company M aryville Je w e le r s M inton's M o ser's P a r k s - B e l k Company P a r k D ru g C o m p a n y Royal Je w e le rs S h o e m a k e r 's Shoe S to re Sou thern Shoe S to r e S te r c h i B r o t h e r s F u r n itu r e Company W h i t e O f f i c e Supply C o m p a n y F . W. W o o l w o r t h C o m p a n y


A bbott, C a m illa , Rt. 5 Dr,

A bbott, C arm en , Rt, 5

A lex an d er, Ja n e , 121 Ruth S t.

Pam , 2 0 4 Dogwd. A ve. H um mngbrd. Dr. C edar S t.

B eatty , M ary, 1 7 1 4 Linda Ln.

B ie re m a , Renger, Linda Ln.

Bryant, B ill, 6 0 4 C h arles S t.

C a m p b e ll, Larry, 1 7 6 4 Linda Ln, L ee, H illcre st Rd. A v e.

Old N iles Fy Pike Finger,

105 M esa Rd.

Roy, 2 1 3 C ed ar

Frye, D ic k ie

Ronnie, 8 2 2 Lam ar A v e.

Hum phrey, Jim m y , Rt. 9

L am b ert, Y v o n n e, 2 0 1 5 Southwd D r.

M cN e al, Linda, Rt. 9

Jody, 4 0 0 Broady Ln. 1 7 2 4 W ilkinsn P ike W alter, Houston S t. Chippew a Rd.

K e ith , Jo e , Rt. 8Jack son H ills

K irby, Larry, 500 E v erett High

R ag le, Ja n e , Luther Dr. Rt. 8

S te v e , 1627 L eco n te A v e. Sandra, 2 2 2 1 S e v ie rv lle Rd.

M cA rthur, S te v e , 1347 T a p o c a A ve. M cD on ald , Henry, 1 6 2 3 S c e n ic

Orr, Su sie, V era Dr. Rt. 8

te lle r , D avid, M o n tv ale S t. Rd.

Patterson, Ja n e , 1 4 0 4 West

R eed, H olly, 1011 E. Harper S t.

Roberts, M arg aret, 1 3 2 4 C ald erw d. A v e . Sparks, C h a rle n e , Rt. 8

S tu b b le fie ld , L o ck sley , Rt. 8

Jack son H ills

T a rw a te r, A lic e , P leasan t H ill Rd. Rt. 5 Rt. 2 M im osa Hts.

Thom pson, B eck y , 6 1 1 Jack so n S t.

V an d erg riff,

V insant, Sharon, 3 0 7 W illard A v e .

W alker, Sharon, 1608 E lm Dr.

Rt. 4 4 1 1 Hwy. Yarborough, B illy ,

441 Westwd.

Young, R uthie, 515 M r. View

Dr.

Linden Dr. S ta c y , G a il,

T e a g u e , Sharon, Rt. 9 T e f f e S e v ie r v ille Rd.

Van M e tre , Jan 1 8 3 6 G riffen A v e.

W ater, D ian e Rt. 5 W illia m s,

W illia m s , Sherry, 5 0 5 C ard in al S t.

Y oun g, Judy E la in e ,

Ross, S im e rly ,

Sutton, C h ip , 4 1 0 W illard S t.

T h o m as, V en tio n , 1407

K ay, 2 1 2 1 Southwd. Dr.

W illia m s. R u thie, 4 1 8 H ighland A v e.

P flan ze,

Ja n ic e , 9 1 9 M ynder Prew ett, Ann, 108

R eagan , D w ight, 122 Goddard

T e m k in , R ick ,

M iser,

John Murphy,

Perry, V ick y Jo , 102 Shaw nee D r.

P resley,

S in c e rb o x , E la in e , Sunset Dr.

Lew is,

L oveday, M arg aret, 4 0 4

Saulsbury, P at, 2 0 6 Lonas Dr. S ch re ib e r, N orm an, 1817 H illcre s t D riv e

Swanson, B eth, 4 2 1 N . Houston S t.

508 Fairlaw n C r.

L eq u ire, G en e, W atkin Rd.

M orton, Andy, 2 4 3 M ag n o lia S t.

Ridings, P hil, 1 9 0 9 C rest

S te rlin g , Brow nie,

907 M c llv a in e Dr.

C in d i, Rt. 8 Jack so n Dr.

M illsap s, G ary, G rove Court M o tel

Perry, E m m e t, 1 9 4 0 Northwd D r.

Porter, S y lv ia , 1 0 0 3 Broyles A v e .

Hunt, Anne, 1303

L ak ey , T o m , 510 G illila n d Ln.

Long, H erm an, 10 Sunset

Low e, E rnie, Woodthrush D rive

Hughes,

Johnson, W alker, 1206

Kidd,

Rd.

M cC la n a h a n , Robert, 9 2 4 M t. View A v e.

N ew by, M ary, 2 5 0 W ilson A v e.

Rider, Edw ina, 1616 Cherry Dr.

P .O . Box 62

Hum phrey, S te v e , 2 8 1 2 W ildwd. Rd.

M organ , T erry Sue, Fairview Hgts.

Ray A ve. P ayne, J a c k ie , Rt. 8

Hopkins, M ary, 1011 D oll S t. Houston, Hughes, M ick ey , 300 Best S t.

Johnson, D avid, 8 5 0 Law rnce A ve.

M a x w e ll, Fran ces 2 2 9 Lonas D r.

H eller,

Hodson, Buddy, 2 2 2 M ag n o lia

L an e, Eddie, Fairview Hts. Rt. 9

Westwd. Dr. Lovingood, K ath y , Rt. 2

Harris, Jim ,

Heird, Jim , Rt. 1 F rie n d sv ille

H ill, Pat, Rt. 6

Lindsay, G len n , 1318 Y oung A v e.

M cC u tch en , B ill, 1 8 1 2 S c e n ic Dr.

G ib so n , O tha G ilm o re , Don, G reen , Brenda, Ridge Road

H arbison, Joh n , 2 0 8 H ill A v e.

H ooper, C o n sta n ce , 9 1 9 D oll S t.

Jo n es, Linda, 1 1 0 5 S. C ou rt S t.

Todd, 108 Poplar S t.

C om pton D r.

H ayes, R ich ard , Rt. 9

Johnson, Frank, 117 Washngtn

E ld rid ge, John, 1752

E v erett, T o m m y , 806 M t. View

G reen , G ary, Rt. 9, G arner Ln.

Howard, H e n rie tta, 1 1 2 3 T u c k a le e c h e e

K im brough, K aren, 1 3 2 7 C ald erw d. A v e.

Dr.

Evans, E m ily , Eastwd. Dr. G arner, D avid , 2 1 0 8

C ham bers,

C rag an , Paul, Redwd.

D avis, D avid, 701 C ed ar S t.

Dunn, Ray, 1 0 0 0 M c llv a in e

Box 4 1 6 , M o n tv ale Rd.

Hood, R obbie, 1 8 2 0 Southwd. Dr. T o n y , 1 1 2 5 M orngsde. D r.

M elv in A v e.

C a n tle y , L o re tta , 3 0 3 Brannon D r.

H annum , D o ro trica, 6 4 3 M organton Rd.

Leon, 1 1 4 N. W ashington S t.

Bradshaw, C o n n ie,

Byrd, M ik e , 6 0 5 O verlnd Dr.

C u nningham , R ichard , 5 0 3 Lord S t.

G odfrey, Susan, 4 3 8 N. Houston

B allew ,

B en nett, Jim , 106

C ooper, L onnie, 2 0 3 Goddard A v e .

Dunn, D ian a, 1017 Young

Peggy, 1353 T a p o c a H ill, G a il,

W. Brroadwy,

B lackw ood , Penny, 107 D uncan Dr.

E llis, S te v e , 5 0 4 W illard S t.

Hannah, B etty , Rt. 4 Rt. 8 H atch er,

B eav er, D e b b ie , 7 0 4 Law rnce

C am p e r, N eld a, 4 1 1 Hwy.

Cross, Jim m y , 718 Hghlnd A v e .

A ilo r, Lynn 4 0 0 Dogwd.

Anderson. T e re sa , 121 W aller A v e .

Bryson, B eck y , 4 0 9 S . M ap le S t.

C o ffin , Ronald, 228 Bishop S t.

Davis, Howard, 8 1 0 Broyles A ve.

A bb ott, K en, 3 0 3 Indiana A v e.

A lle n , S h e ila , 2 1 4 Parham

i l l P ied m ont C r.

M arg aret,

Woods. Betsy, Y oung, Judy,

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