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The staffs of the 1968 Appalachian present:
Moments to Remember
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Table of Contents Introduction....................................... ' Dedication.........................................4 Faculty ...................................... Classes........................................... 23 Organizations................................. 53 Athletics......................................... 73 Features........................................... 93 MARGUERITE STALEY MEMORIAL LIBRARY 3
Dedication . . .
For the past tw enty-five years, Miss Dorothy
Reed has had the experience,
possibility, and pleasure of reaching the minds of the finest students who have passed
through M aryville High School.
She has prepared students for later life by setting a pattern of achievem ent that e x  pects the most from each student, thor oughly realizing that it is her responsibility in a contemporary world which has its roots in the classics. Miss Reed is a teacher who is totally dedicated to shaping the minds of young people. No one can comprehend the lasting effects that the results of her teaching
have
had on M aryville High
School students. To Miss Dorothy Reed the Senior Class dedicates the 1968 APPALACHIAN.
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Foreword MOMENTS TO REMEMBER.............. They begin the first day we enter the halls of M .H .S. as sophomores, com pletely confused and bewildered. Once into the routine of school the moments we best rem em ber begin to happen. On Friday nights we find ourselves involved in a football or basketball gam e, ac cording to the season. We becom e elated when the team is in high spirits and when the team is down, we are down too.
Lost in the crowd we find ourselves deafened by the
roar o f fellow students and adults cheering for our team . Then there is the last ten seconds..victory..or defeat. We work as a class on floats, on decorating for proms and twirp dances. With dedi cation we work at a ll our activities; be they football, cheerleading, public speaking, acting, or expressing our musical and artistic talents. There are our personal moments of defeat and victory. T he moment one girl is crowned homecoming queen; or a boy is elected captain of the football team . T he honor which is bestowed upon a boy when he is asked to join the Key Club and the personal knowledge that one is intelligent and strives to m ake grades to b e proud of. There are our moments of defeat when we lose a contest or miss the honor roll by one C +. There are our moments of happiness when we pass the exam we knew we would fa il.
A g irl’s happiness when she is finally asked to the prom. The happiness of not
having any homework and the pleasure of knowing that we have done a ll and more of what is expected of us by our teachers. W e find the ever-w atchful eye of our Principal as he stops us to exchange a kind word or give us a bit of encouragement. We remember our teachers who strive to teach us the things we need to know. At the end of each year we can each look back on a ll the good, bad, ridiculous and embarassing things we have done or been through. After looking back, we can then look ahead to the year to com e, wondering what is in store for us. As seniors, we look back on the past three years and wonder where they have gone to, and what we w ill be doing in the years to com e. The three years at M aryville High School pass relatively fast and these three years contain our MOMENTS TO REMEMBER.
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What are our moments to remember? They are a mixture of sight, sound, place, time, and feeling. They are . . .
school policies
meeting a new school
When and where do our moments to remember take place? They take place in the halls, classrooms, on the football field, in the library, and in the auditorium * . , They take place . . *
. . . in the library as a brief interruption . . .
. , . walking into a class * . . the first time
* ♌ . with teachers and students working together . . .
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Practice makes perfect at M.H.S.
. * . and that’s what it takes . . .
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Beat Alcoa!
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Moments of Springtime at M.H.S.
asking in order to learn
. , „ faithfully taking care of the flag, raising it and then taking it down * *
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. . * during the quiet moments in the au ditorium, before eight o’clock
. . . watching a new band room go up . . . , * * experimenting in chemistry . « ,
* . . Making external improvements . . .
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Moments of Planning and Hard Work at M.H.S.
1967 Jr., Sr. Prom
♦ ♦ . those wonder ful semester tests.
With Senior Day over, the campus at Mary ville lies idle until the next year . . . and more Moments to Remember
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FACULTY
MRS. AILEEN McNABB MHS Secretary
MRS. SHIRLEY HITCH S ecretary , C en tral O ffice
MR. WALTER WILLIAMS P rincipal
SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: John Kerr, Dr. T . G . Stan ley , Ray Norton SEATED: Andrew A lexander, C hairm an Arthur M arshall, J . P. Stew art, Superintendent
MRS. MARY BARTH A m erican and World History
MR. ROBERT E. BILBREY Band
Mr. W illians and com bo
MRS. SHARON CLARK
'M ay I please leav e the ro o m ?"
Choir MR. JOHN DUNN A m erican History, English
M RS. MARGARET JONES A lgebra, G eo m etry MR. WILLIAM LARGEN S cie n ces, G en eral Business
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Mrs. M iller plays the latest Jam es Brown tape.
"Out, out, Mr. Haddox!"
MRS. CATHERINE MILLER English MRS. DOROTHY MILLER French MR. BENNY MONROE Physical Education
MRS. NINA MURPHY G uidance Counselor MRS. NANCY PEMBERTON English MRS. WANDA PENLAND English
MR. WILLIAM PHILLIPS Industrial Arts, Safe Driving MR. EDGAR P IT T S G eom etry, Algebra MISS DOROTHY REED Latin, Spanish
MR. ROY ROBERTS Senior M ath, G eom etry MRS. BERYL SADLER C o m m e rcia l Arts M RS. SARA SCHWAM Spanish
MRS. LOIS SHERROD Home Econom ics, Arts & Crafts MRS. ART A SHIELDS Librarian MISS CYNTHIA THOMAS Physical Education
MRS. FRANCES VOLK G overnm ent & Geography MR. EMERSON WATSON Biology MR. TED WILSON P h ysical Education
"M rs. A tlas"
Mr. Roberts plans the next day's "opportunities"
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Seniors p ra c tice hand jiv e .
Why are you hiding in room 19?
C oach Phillips increases his worldly knowledge
CLASSES
Senior Class Officers
DEAN RUSSELL —
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WAYNE HUTCHENS - - - V ice-P resid e n t MARY ALLEN - - -
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Secretary
PAT CHRISTOFFERSON - - - -
Treasurer
Seniors Avenge Float Defeat
Senior Class Planning Committee
ISiigi Pat Christofferson is pursued by a host o f Juniors.
in Powder Puff Game.
Lynn Lewis supervises the B u rial. Dampened spirits?
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EDITH ALLEN MARY ALLEN BECKY ANDERSON
DONNA AYERS NANCY BADGETT FAITH BAIRD
BOBBY BALDWIN WILBUR BARTON KAYE BEAVER
"O . J . " W illiam s carries for the T .D .
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Sw eetheart turns hard -hearted .
NORMAN BLANKENBECKLER CAROLYN BLEVINS DEBBIE BRADFORD
HARRY BRASSLER BARBARA BRITTON WARD BROOKS
BRENDA BURNS RICHARD CALDWELL STEVE CALDWELL
WALTER CANTLEY CHUCKY CARY PAT CHRISTOFFERSON
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MELISSA COLLINS MARY CORBETT BEVERLY CRAMER
STEVE CURTIS HUGH DAVIS KATHY DELOZIER
SARAH DELOZIER DAVID DENTON MIKE DUNN
T . H . E . Porter makes his escap e from the clu tch es o f M aryv ille High.
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. and they lived happily ever after . . . "
ALAN EVERETT SHERRY FEEZELL JEFF FLETCHER
BILLIE SUE FOX RUTH FR IT TS
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BILL GADDIS
BRENDA GADDIS JANE GAMBLE HOUSTON GAMBLE
LEONARD GARLAND MIKE GARNER RICK GRIGGS
KENNY HARBINSON LYNN HEDRICK BILL HELLER
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DAVID HICKMAN B. D . HITCH DON HOUSTON
GARY HUFFSTETLER CHIP HULQUIST LARRY HUNT
Problem s, Rhonda?
WAYNE HUTCHENS
LESLIE JONES
PHILLIP KEEBLE
GINGER KEITHLY
KATHY LAMBERT SHARON LAMON JAN LANDERS
JUDY LANDERS SANDY LEE THERON LEONARD
LYNN LEWIS LEONARD LINDSAY KATHY LOVE
JANICE LOVEDAY JAMA MCDANIEL KYLE MCDANIEL
JOHNNY MCDONALD STEVE MCMAHAN JIM M Y MCMILLAN
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PAT MCNABB BEGONA MACAYA ROBERT MAGILL
FRANKIE MARINO DONN MELTON DAN MERRIMAN
MARY LEE MISER BECKY MIZE ANN MONTGOMERY
TIM MORTON GARY MYERS SHARON NORTON
SUSAN NORTON MARSHA POOLE PHILIP PORTER
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GAIL PRESLEY ANN PROFFITT MARY GRAY PROFFITT
BE T T Y RABY LANI RENFRO MIKE RICHARDSON
DON RICHESIN JIM M Y RIDINGS TRENT ROBBINS
KAREN ROBERSON HUETTA ROBERTS NANCY ROBERTSON
DOROTHY ROGERS RANDY ROGERS BOBBY ROSCOE
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DEAN RUSSELL CLAUDIA RUST SHERRY SHERIDAN
BARBARA SIMPSON STEVE SIMPSON DEBORAH STOVALL
JOE SWANN SUSAN TAYLOR MYRNA TENER
JO EY THACKER BARBARA T IL L IT T SUSAN TROUT
JUDY WALKER PAT WALKER JUDY WATERS
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JANICE WEAVER JOHN WELLS JOHNNY WESTON
JUDY WHITE MARY WILLIAMS TRUDY WILLIAMS
RHONDA YA TES VALORIE GEORGE
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KYLE WARD
Think you can m ake it, Scooter?
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Junior Class Officers K3M RICKARD - - —
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JA CK LAMBERT - - - - -
- - President V ice-P resid en t
NANCY GAMBLE - - - - - - -
Secretary
MIKE HARTSELL - - - - - - -
- Treasurer
The Juniors, Ably Led, Excel in Floats Junior Class Planning Committee
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Is this Mrs. Barth's usual supervision?
Ken T a y lo r waits for a custom er
Individual Talent, and Football . . . (Boys and Girls)
Jackson, injured in the tam e PowA winning flo at under construction
derpuff g am e, is assisted by C oach C allaw ay and C a rla .
Terry Allen Susan Anderson Bobby Archer Terry Aultom Rosalind B ennett
Jon B ieh ler Dan Blevens A llen Boardman Bob Bowman Tom m y Bradshaw
Pat Bright C a rla Britton B ill Brooks Mark Brooks Steve Brookshire
Wayne Brown Ricky Burchfield Libby Byrd Robert C allaw ay Ja c k ie C am p b ell
Cathy C am per Steve Chaddick Bonnie C lark Jo e Costner Lee Cowan
Roy Crawford Terry Croft Lynn Dargan Judy Davis Anne Downey
Kevin Dunn Pam Eaves Charles Ellis D ebbie Falls Chris Fox
Nancy G am ble V io la G am ble M ike Garland Steve G ilm ore Ronnie Graves
Becky G reene Jim Gregory Beth Gresham Randall Hannum Sharon Hannum
B ill Harbin Richard Harbinson C heri Harr M ike H artsell Pat Haworth
Kathy Heron Jerry Hicks Ronnie Hines Jerry Hodge Donna Howard
Ted Huff Ann H uffstetler T im H uffstetler Karen Huffstutter Susanne H um m el
Pat Humphrey Ralph Hyde Jim Ihlenfeld Larry Ingram B obbie Irwin
Kay Isb e ll Nancy Jackson M ike Johnson Sharon Josh Karen K easler
David King Johanna Kintner T im oth y Kirkpatrick D eena Knipp Ken Kribbs
Ja c k Lam bert Je a n e tte Lam bert Norman Lawson Larry Lively B ev erly Long
Steve Loveday B ecky Lovingood Autrey Lowe V iv i Lyons John McArthur
Mi mi. M cC am m on Jim m y M cC artt Roger M cC lanahan Pam M cC onnell Steve M cC ulley
Randall M cC ulloch M ike M cM ahan Lonnie M cM illan Christy M ader John M ag ill
Mandy Marsh Jim M artin D arlene M iller Danny M iser Ja n ie M ize
Sally Morris Phil Morton Twig Munger M ike Mynatt M ac Pate
Dana Poore Dwight Porter David Prather Donna Raulston Barbara Richardson
Kim Rickard E llen Rieger David Ross Mark Rueter B ill Russell
Kathy Sm ith L ex ie Sm ith B ecky Stafford B everly Jo Stephens P h il Stew art
Cephus Stinnet Stew art Swanson Jim m y T ay lo r Ken T ay lo r Randy Tedford
Don T e ffe te lle r Anne Thornton Robert Thorpe Dennis Trentham P h il T ro tter .
Quit reading to me, Ja n ie . I 'm studying!
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Allen V andergriff T im Vaughn David V eal Chris Vinsant Leland W aggoner
Terry W alker Anne W a lla ce Don West Lucy West Susanne W haley
Laura Wilson Robert W ilson Lou Ann W om ack
C h arlie Young Gary Young Rick Young
I c a n 't g et co m fo rtab le, no m atter how hard I try.
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How could the Juniors lose with m oral support lik e this!
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Barbara Wood
These boys are striving hard to maintain the reputation of room 19. Gee, I wish the boys would let me play fo o tb all!
Study, antics, talent, and sports . . . each com prise a valuable piece of your junior class picture. T im e will erase memories of each piece, but here are preserved Moments to Remember.
Book report waiting ,behind that corner?o
And Mac Pate ^no Mac ra ie " w ‘“illF play asthe Junior class marches on. 43
Sophomore Class Officers STEVEN C A T E
- - - - President
WELDON BAIRD - - - - -
V ice-P resid e n t
BRENDA MURPHREE - - - - - -
Secretary
GINGER YARBOROUGH - - - - -T reasu rer
Sophomores Invade M.H.S. . Sophomore Class Planning Committee
Sophomore Float
. . . Bringing With Them New Faces and New Ideas.
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V ic k ie Adams Luanna Allen Martha Allen Sharon Allen Rick Anderson
Jo Ann Archer John Arnold C arol Badgett Rosemary B adgett Annie Baird
Weldon Baird Tom Barnard C harles Barton D iane B ee le r Gerald B elitz
K eith Bennett John Blankenship K erm a Bond Richard Boring Mary Bowman
Robbie Bradshaw Beverly Brown D arrell Brown Burt C a b le Janis C allow ay
M alinda C arpenter Sandy Cartwright Larry Carver Sandy C arver Steven C a te
Em ily C lark B ill C onnell Fredda C oulter Gary Cowan Mary Ann Cowan
Bruce Cox C arol Cox Jan e Crawford Doug Crumpton M ike D eere
John D eLozier Ricky Dickson Randy Dunn Tom m y Eaves Sara Edmondson
M intha Evans David Everett Hal Ferst C h arlie Fritts C arl G eorge
Jan e Gibson P h il Gibson Pat G iffin C onnie Green G ene G riffitts
D ebbie Griggs Susan Hartley Phyllis Hedrick Danny H eller Mark Henegar
Sophomores read studiously
and not so studiously.
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Susie Hock Jan Holland G a il Horst M ike Houston Douglas Howard
M ike Howard Rick Huddleston C hristine Huffstutter Sam m y Hughes Paul Hutchens
Jean Isb e ll Karen Johnson Kay Johnson Hugh Jones V ic k ie K eener
Linda Keith Glenda K elly Gary Kidd Jan Kimbrough Ella K intner
Junius Kirby Phoebe Lampley G a il Law John Law C e c il Lawson
Biology Lab M anual--R ed and B lack
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D arrell beckons ducks.
O . K . Danny, you te ll 'e m how. Gary Leatherwood Doug Loveday B illy M cC orkle D ebbie M cC ulley Carolyn M cLem ore
Cindy M artin Mark Mayhew Ronnie Maynard Sue M eisam er Jim m y M iller
M ick ie M ille r Jody M ontgom ery Dan M oore Brenda Murphree S h iela Murphy
Ellen Myers Harold Myers Howard Myers R ick M ynatt Robert Newby
Gary Ownsby M arcie Paine Mary Paxton Steve Pedigo B ecky Peters
W illiam P flanze M ike Phelps Jim m y P ie rce -r- >- > rr
Annette Potts Annette Presley
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Gary Prew ett John P rice Evelyn Raby Su zie Reed Bruce Rhyne
Jam es Robertson C lark Rudd Ginny Rust Steve Shadden Rex Sharp
Marcus Simpson Roger Simpson Mary Jan e Sm ith Robert Sm ith Jam es Spitzer
Eddie Stapp Barbara S t. C la ir C e c il Stinnett Sherry Stinnett Steve Stinnett
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D enise Stov all D iane T ay lo r Donna Thom as K elly Thom as Tony Thornton
Susie T illit t V ic k ie Tim m ons Sara T insley B illy Trout Sandra Underwood
M ike V alen tin e Terry Vest Jam es Watson Jim m y Watson Steve West
W ilm a W eyler Lynn Winders Kaye Woodby Ginger Yarborough
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Gosh, Mary, did you fe e l som ething shake your u m b rella?
C a n -C a n C heerleaders
ORGANIZATIONS
FRONT ROW, le ft to right: S . M cC u lle y , C . C ary, W . Brown, R. M yn att. W . Baird, s R. G raves, P. M cN abb, W . Hutchons, S . C a te , C . F ox, S . Sim pson.
Chaddick
BACK ROW, le ft to right- W
Brooks, M . G am er, K . T ay lo r, H. Brassier, D . Russell. R. C allow ay, L. Lewis, A . Boardman Blevins, M . H artsell, K . Thom as, L. Lindsay, D. Brown, M r. Roberts.
Officers President; Leonard Lindsay V . President: Kenny T ay lo r S ecretary : W ayne Hutchens T reasurer: Steve Simpson
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Key Club T h e M ary v ille Kiwanis Club and M . H . S . work jo in tly to sponsor the M ary v ille High S ch oo l Key C lu b.
A serv ice org anization
whose purpose is to serve th e school and co m m u n ity, th e Key Club has been in volv足 ed in m any a c tiv itie s .
Among these have
b een c o lle c tin g for the M arch o f D im es, attending chu rch, raking lawns, painting the b leach ers, sellin g season fo o tb all tick e ts, and attending th e d istrict convention at Lexington, K en tu cky.
For the second y ear,
th e Key C lub has selecte d two Key Club Sw eethearts.
This y ear they are Misses Pat
Christofferson and Judy W h ite.
B ask etb all Queen Candidates and escorts: Left to right: Kathy Sm ith and Hugh Davis; Barbara Sim p 足 son and Stev e Sim pson, Sara Edmondson and Dar足 r e ll Brown.
Our industrious Key Clubbers?
Sw eethearts: Judy W hite and Pat C hristof足 ferson.
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Band Officers President: P h il K eeb le V . President: T im M orton S e cre ta ry :
Dorothy Rogers
Treasurer: G inger K eith ley
Drum M a jo re tte : ANN PROFFITT
Conductor: ROBERT E. BILBREY
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M A JO RETTES, FIRST ROW, le ft to right: M intha Evans and Becky G reen e.
BACK ROW, le ft to right.
L ex ie S m ith , M ary Lee M iser, Pat W alker, and Beth G resham .
. , , Hard day s m gnt.
"W onder i f th e re's room for m e m th e baggage ra ck ?"
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MHS
Concert
Band
Choir T h e M aryv ille High S ch oo l Choir, d irected by Mrs. Robert C lark and M r, Robert E. Bilbrey, has been very busy again this y ea r.
On its calen d ar have
been the East Tennessee V o ca l F esti v al, sp e cia l m usic for various c iv ic clubs o f th e com m unity throughout th e y ea r, and f o r M .H .S . B a cc a la u  reate serv ices.
In addition, the choir
has sent se le c t m em bers to the East T ennessee E ducational A ssociation m eetin g and to the A ll-S ta te C hoir.
C hoir m em bers rehearse for A ll-S ta te tryouts.
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Student Council This y ear M aryv ille High S ch o o l's Stu  dent C o u n cil has b een involved in many a c tiv itie s w hich have tak en m uch work on th e parts o f the Sophom ore, Junior and Sen ior m em bers. Among the a c tiv itie s th e Student C ou n cil has sponsored have b ee n th e H om ecom ing Parade and h a lftim e a c tiv itie s and two student buses to away g am es. T h e y 'v e worked hard c le a n  ing up th e courtyard and running a very successful bookstore. Two for a dollar!
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KNEELING, le ft to right: G . K e ith le y , E. A lle n , B. Anderson, M . A lle n .
FIRST ROW, le ft to right:
M . W illiam s, P . Christofferson, S . T ay lo r, P. M cN abb, F . Baird, J . W h ite. right: L. Lindsay, M . H artsell, W . Brooks, L. Lewis, S . Sim pson.
BACK ROW, le ft to
Editorial Staff Under the supervision and guidance o f Editor, Pat M cN abb, the 1968 A pplachian sta ff has worked m any long and hard hours to produce a yearbook that would re fle c t the school life o f every M aryv ille High student.
"W e m ay have to work Friday n ig h t", thinks editor Pat M cN abb.
Business Staff
Circulation Staff 63
National Honor Society T h e N .H .S . o f M aryv ille High's Curtis C hapter is com posed o f those students who have gained outstanding a ca d e m ic a c h ie v e  m ents by m aintain in g no less than a "B " average for one sem ester in four solid su b jects.
Also required for m em bership is
the approval o f a co m m itte e composed o f m em bers o f the fa cu lty .
OFFICERS, le ft to right: Faith Baird, C haplain; Ja n ic e W eaver, V. President; Edith A llen ; S e c - T r e a s .; Lynn Lewis, President.
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Speech And Drama League
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Thespian Club M uch work has b een done this y ear in th e Thespian C lub toward im proving stage fa c ilitie s and prop room .
Under the g u iÂ
d an ce o f Mrs. P em berton, the Thespians have presented T he M ystery o f Mouldy M anor and It's Cold in Th em Thar H ills. w hich was open to any M .H .S . student who desired to p a rticip a te.
Sharon and Theron in T he M ystery o f Mouldy M anor.
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American Field Service W orking to atta in in tern atio n al under standing through th e exch ange o f other high school students w ith those o f other na tions, the A m erican F ield S e rv ic e has co n tinued as one o f M . H .S . 's most a c tiv e org anizations. In acco rd an ce w ith this g o a l, th e M .H .S . ch ap ter sent Mary L ee M iser, our third represen tative, to Germ any la st y ear to liv e w ith a G erm an fam ily for th e sum m er.
It has b een our p riv ileg e this
y ear to have Begona M acay a, an exch ange student from Spain, as our sixth represen ta tiv e .
For 1968 M .H .S . has two hope
fu l cand id ates for the A . F . S . Sum m er Program , Kathy Heron and Ann Downey.
BEGONA MACAYA
MARY LEE MISER
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Red and Black Staff
T h e Red and B lack sta ff has really worked hard this y ear to bring the stu dent body a ll the 'la te s t' in school news M .H .S . students have th eir own 'D e a r •Abby’ in a new colum n this year, D ear H en rietta.
Our co -ed ito rs are Pat
Christofferson and Lynn Lewis.
Happy m otoring! 1
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French Student Teachers
Future Flomemakers of America 69
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores Teen Service League O nce again this year the T e en S e rv ice League m em bers m ade and filled Christm as stockings w hich were sent to needy ch ild ren . T h e T . S . L . is com posed o f Sopho m ores, Juniors, and Seniors, who f i l l m eetin gs w ith m any in terest ing program s.
OFFICERS, le ft to right: Soph. T re a s. Phyllis H eadrick, V . Pres. Laura W ilson, T reas. M ary A lle n , Pres. Donna A yers, J r . T re a s. Lynn Dargan, and S e c . D iane T a y lo r.
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Office Assistants
Library Assistants 72
ATHLETICS
JEAN ISBELL
KA TH Y SM ITH
KIM RICKARD
Cheerleaders
HUETTA ROBERTS, C aptain
M .H .S . ch eerlead ers stand at attention during the singing o f the Alm a M ater.
M.H.S. Cheerleaders
C heerleaders display ribbons won a t C heerlead ing Cam p during the sum m er.
Lead in Rebel Spirit
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O nce again
for a touchdown against Lanier
Rebels Rate High in East Tennessee
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MANAGERS: Ken Kribbs, Randy Tedford, David V e a l, W ayne Hutchins, John M a g ill and S tev e W est.
liiS lfilS fl Rebels g et big touchdown against Loudon
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C harley Young again takes the plunge.
C o a ch W ilson lends a hand
Jo e Costner releases the bom b.
C o-C ap tain s: S ta ff:
B. D. Hitch. M ike Garner.
C oaching
Line co a c h . B ill PhiJIips. Head co a c h . T ed
W ilson, and B a ck field co a c h . Benny M onroe.
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MHS Opponent Lenoir C i t y ---------------------------------------------------ÂŁ 4 _____- - 1 3
G r e e n v ille ------------------------Honaker Bowl
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FIRST ROW - (le ft to right) - Steve Loveday, Eddie Stapp, Gary Kidd, W eldon Baird, Danny H eller, D arrell Brown, Rick M ynatt, John D elo zier, C e c il Stin n ett, M ike M ynatt, Ja c k Lam bert. SECOND ROW - Doug Howard, K eith Bennet, Robbie Bradshaw, Jim m y W atson, Dean Russell, Don Houston, S tev e M cC u lley , T im A rcher, Hugh D avis, Jo e Costner, C h arlie Young. THIRD ROW - David King, Leonard Garland, A lan Boardman, Johnny W eston, M ike Johnson, Dan Blevins, Chuck C ary, Robert C allaw ay , H al Ferst, Bobby A rcher. FOURTH ROW - Burt C a b le , W illiam H eller, M ike G arner, Ja c k ie C a m p b ell, Robert Thorpe, Donn M elto n , Scoo ter C lippard, B. D. H itch , Terry V est, Ronnie G raves, Doug Loveday.
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Starting Backfield
Starting Linemen oo
Senior Players
D ean Russell shakes o ff a Loudon ta c k le as B. D . H itch leads the play
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"B” Team
Varsity Team
Costner sym pathizes w ith a W eston fou l.
C oach es: Ted W ilson and B ill Phillips.
Girls Basketball
Lynn Winders begins a m ove against A lco a.
Miss Thom as shows her dribbling sk ills.
Fritts and W inders dem onstrate d eterm in atio n .
Jackson uses scare ta c tic s .
R eb elettes anxiously w atch th e g am e.
A loose b a ll gets a tten tio n .
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MHS Wrestling Team
Houston applies pressure.
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MHS Tennis Team
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Baseball
M y g lo v e’s bigger than yours.
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Track
Golf
FAVORITES
Miss MMS Mary Williams
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Most Academic Hanice Weaver Cyrnt Cewis
Most Cikely Zo Succeed Pat Christofferson Ward ftrooks
96
Most Attractive Maty Williams Steve Caldwell
Most fashionable Pat Walker Chuck Cary
97
Most 'Dependable Jaitk Baird Pat Mcftabb
Most Zalented Becky Mderson Mike Qamer
98
Most friendly Barbara Simpson Ceonard Clndsay
Most Witty Mary Qray Proffitt (johnny Weston
99
Most Athletic Kutk fritts Dean Russell
Most School Spirited Muetta Roberts
frank Mwino
mo
junior favorites Kathy Smith X>an Blevins
Sophomore favorites Sara Simonson fjimmy Watson
101
Homecoming Queen
Miss Mart/ Gray Proffitt
ATTEN DANT: M iss L exie Sm ith ESCORT: Lynn Hedrick
ATTENDANT: Miss Barbara Simpson ESCORT: S tev e Simpson
basketball Queen
Miss Barbara Simpson
ATTEN DANT: Kathy Sm ith ATTEN DANT: M iss Sara Edmonson ESCORT: D arrell Brown
ESCORT: Hugh Davis
Senior Honors and Activities ALLEN, EDITH - NHS 11, S e c . T rea s. 12; Thespian Club 11, 1 2 ; M u Alpha T h eta 1 1 , 12; TSL 10, 11, 1 2 ; C lass Planning
BLEVINS, CAROLYN - TSL 10, 11, 12; NHS 1 1 , 1 2 ; O ffice Assistant 11, 1 2 . BRADFORD, DEBBIE - TSL 10, 11,
C o m m ittee 11, 12; AFS fin a l
12; A ll- S ta te Chorus 10, 11;
ist from M aryv ille High 11;
ETEA Chorus 11, 1 2 .
Red and B lack 12; A ppalachian E d itorial S ta ff 12. ALLEN, MARY - Class S e c . 12; C lass Planning C o m m ittee 11, 1 2 ; NHS 11, 1 2 ; M u Alpha T h e ta 1 1 , 12; Thespian Club 1 1 , 12; Red and B la ck 12:
BRASSLER, HARRY - Key Club 11, 1 2; NHS 1 1 ; Mu Alpha T h eta 11, 12; Band 1 0, 11, 1 2; T e n nis 1 0 , 11, 1 2. BRITTO N , BARBARA - Library Club
11 . BROOKS, WARD - B ask etb all 10,
1 0 ; W restling 1 1; Jun ior Red Cross 10; B aseb all 10, 1 1, 12; G o lf 1 2. COBBLE, TRUDY - TSL 10, 11,
12 . COLLINS, MELISSA - Transfer from Woodrow W ilson High S ch oo l, W ashington D .C .; Bas k e tb a ll 1 2 ; C hoir 1 2. CORBETT, MARY - Transfer from S t. M ary’s Sch ool, Sew anee, T n . ; Junior Red Cross 12; Choir
12 .
A ppalachian E d itorial S ta ff 12;
11; Tennis 1 1 , 1 2 ; NHS 11, 12;
TSL 10, 11, T reas. 12; AFS 1 1 .
K ey Club 1 0, Lt. G ov. 11, K y .-T n .
ANDERSON, BECKY - C heerlead er
from Rule High S ch oo l, Knox
G ov. 12; Soph. Class F avorite;
10 , 1 1 ; C lass Planning C om
v ille , T n . ; NHS 1 2 ; Mu Alpha
Student C ou n cil 10, 1 1 , Pres.
m itte e 10; TSL 10, 11, 12;
T h eta 1 2; TSL 12; A ppalachian
1 2; M u Alpha T h eta 11, 12;
Sp eech and D ram a League 11,
C ircu latio n S ta ff 1 2 ; Library
Band 10; M ath C ontest 1 0, 11;
Club 1 2 .
1 2 ; C hoir 10, 11, H * ETEA
U T Engineering and H um anities
Chorus 12; One Happy F am ily
Sym pasium 1 1 ; Class Planning
1 0 ; A ppalachian E d itorial S ta ff 1 2 ; H om ecom ing Queen C and i
C U RTIS, STEVE - F oo tb all 10, 11; W restling 1 0 .
C o m m ittee 1 0, 1 2 ; A pp alachian E d itorial S ta ff 1 2 ; Powder Puff
D A V IS, HUGH - F oo tb all 1 0 , 11,
d ate 1 0, 1 1 ; M ost T alen ted 1 2 .
C andidate 1 0; B.oys S ta te 12;
AYERS, DONNA - FHA, Pres. 10;
M erit Scholarship L etter o f
Student C ou n cil 10, 1 1 ; Thes
C om m end ation; M ost Likely to
p ian Club 11, 12; T SL 10, 11,
Su cceed 1 2 ; M r. MHS 1 2 .
Pres. 1 2 ; Class Planning C om
BURNS, BRENDA - TSL 1 0; FHA 1 2 .
m itte e 10; A pp alachian Bus'" ness S ta ff 1 2 .
CALDWELL, RICHARD - Thespian
BA D G ETT, NANCY - Band 1 0 ,1 1 , 1 2 ; TSL 1 0 , 11, 1 2 ; Tennis 10,
11 , 12 . BAIRD, FAITH - B ask etb all 10, 11; NHS 11, C hap lain 1 2 ; Mu Alpha
Club 11, 12; C heaper by the
12; B asketball 10, 11; T ra ck 11, 12; A ppalachian C ircu lation S ta ff 1 2 ; Band 10, 11, 1 2 . DELOZIER, KATHY - TSL 10, 11, 1 2; FLES 11, 1 2. DELOZIER, SARA - FHA 10; TSL
10, 11, 12. DUNN, MIKE - NHS 11; S c ie n c e
D ozen. M ystery o f Mouldy
Club 1 0; Band 1 0 , 11, 1 2 ;
M anor.
A ppalachian photographer 1 2 .
CALDWELL, STEVE - G o lf 1 1 , 12; M ost A ttractiv e 1 2. CARY, CHUCK - F oo tb all 1 0, 11,
EVERETT, ALAN - Transfer from Lusville High Sch ool, Lusville L a .; S c ie n c e Club 10; Speech
T h eta 11, 12; Class Planning
12; A ll C hilhow ee C on feren ce
C o m m ittee 1 1 , 12; Thespian
12; W restling 1 0, 1 1; T ra ck 11;
Club 1 1, 1 2 ; Sp eech and Drama
FLES 11, 12; Key Club 1 1, 12;
FEEZELL, SHERRY - AFS 1 1 .
League 12; A ppalachian Edi
A ppalachian C ircu lation S ta ff 12; Most Fashionable 1 2 .
FLETCHER, JEFF - Choir 10, 11,
to ria l S ta ff 12; A ppalachian Business S ta ff 12; M an ager 12; Red and B lack 12; M ost Depend ab le 1 2 . BALDWIN, BOBBY - F o o tb all 10; B asketball 10; B aseball ; Ju n ior Red Cross 11, 1 2 .
CHRISTOFFERSON, PA T - C lass O fficer 11, 1 2; Class Planning C o m m ittee 10, 1 1, 1 2; Girls S ta te 12; Key Club Sw eetheart 12; A pp alachian Editorial S ta ff 12; DAR Award 1 2 ; Tennis 10,
BARTON, WILBUR - Band 10, 11, 12; C hoir 10, 11, 1 2 .
11, 12; NHS 11, 1 2; Thespian Club 11, 12; Mu Alpha T h eta
BEAVER, KAYE - TSL 1 0 , 11, 12; FHA 1 2.
11, 12; Red and B lack 11. C o -
BLANKENBECKLER, NORMAN NHS 11; O ffice Assistant 1 1 , 12; Sp eech and Drama League T rea s. 12.
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CRAMER, BEVERLY - Transfer
eidtor 1 2 ; Most Likely to Su cceed
12
.
CLIPPARD, SCOOTER - B asketball
and Drama League 1 2 ; Y -T e e n , V ic e -P r e s ., In terrC lu b C o u n cil.
1 2 ; Band 10, 11, 12; S c ie n c e Club 1 0 . FO X , BILLIE SUE - Choir 1 0 , 11, 1 2; TSL 10, 11, 1 2 . F R IT T S, RUTH - TSL 10, 1 1, 12; B asketball 1 0, 11, C apt. 12; NHS 1 1 , 12; M ost A th le tic 12. GADDIS, BILLY - Library Club 1 2 . GADDIS, BRENDA - TSL 10, 11,
12 . GARLAND, LEONARD - Football 10, 11, 1 2; W restling 11, 1 2 . GARNER, MIKE - F oo tb all 10, 11,
10, 11; F oo tb all 10, 11, 1 2 ; A ll
C apt. 12; W restling 1 0, 11;
C hilhow ee C on feren ce 1 2 ; T rack
Class O fficer 1 0, 1 1; Twirp
King 1 2 ; Key Club 10, 11, 12; A pp alachian Business S ta ff 1 2 ; Class F avorite 1 1 ; M ost T a le n t ed 1 2 . GRIGGS, RICK - F o o tb all 10;
Speech and Drama League 12;
Thespian Club 1 2; M ystery of Mouldy Manor 1 2 . LAMON, SHARON - TSL 1 0, 11, 12; Class Planning C om m ittee
Choir 1 0 , 1 1 , 12; A ll-S ta te Chorus 1 1 ; ETEA Chorus 10. 11,
12 . HARBISON, KENNY - T ra c k . HEDRICK, LYNN - Band 10, 11, 1 2 ; W restling 1 0 ; C heaper by th eD o zen . HELLER, WILLIAM - F o o tb all 10, 1 1, 1 2; W restling 10, 1 1 , 1 2 . HICKMAN, DAVID - B aseball 10, 11, 1 2 ; F o o tb all 10, 1 2 ; M ana ger 1 1 ; B ask etb all M anager 1 0 . H ITCH , B .D . - G o lf 11, 12; Twirp King C andidate 12;
10, 1 2 ; O ffic e Assistant 1 1, 12; Thespian Club 1 1 , 1 2; C heaper
Cheaper by the Dozen 1 1. MCMAHAN, STEVE - Choir 1 0. MCNABB, PAT - Class T reas. 10; Class Planning C om m ittee 1 0 ,1 1 ; C h eaper by the Dozen 10; Key Club 1 1 .1 2 ; A ppalachian Junior
by th e Dozen 1 1 ; M ystery o f Mouldy M anor 1 2; A ppalachian
Editor 11, Editor 1 2; Student C ou n cil 1 2; Most Dependable 1 2.
Business Sta ff, Ass't. M anager
MAGILL, ROBERT - Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 .
12 . LANDERS, JAN - AFS 1 0; Library C lub 1 0 ; A p p a la c h ia ^ C irc u la
MARINO, FRANK - Library Club 10; W restling 1 0; Tennis 1 0 ,1 1 ; Cheaper by the Dozen 11; M ystery
tio n S ta ff 1 2; O ffic e Assistant
o f Mouldy M anor 1 2 ; Sp eech and Drama League 12; Thespian Club
11, 1 2 ; FHA 1 2 ; Junior Red Cross 1 2 . LANDERS, JUDY - Library Club 10; AFS 1 0 ; FHA 1 2; A ppalachian C ircu latio n S ta ff 1 2 ; O ffice
1 2; M ost Sch oo l Spirited 1 2 . MELTON, DONN - F o o tb all 1 0 ,1 1 , 12; A ll Chilhow ee C onference 1 2; W restling 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; T rack 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; Red Cross 11; B aseb all
Assistant 1 1 , 1 2 .
W restling 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; F oo tb all
LEE, SANDRA - C hoir 10, 1 1, 12;
1 0 , 1 1 , C ap t. 1 2 ; A ll-C h ilh o w ee C o n feren ce, A ll-E a st T e n
TSL 10, 11, 1 2 ; FHA 1 2 . LEONARD, THERON - Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,
MERRIMAN, DAN - Thespian Club
1 2 ; C hoir 1 0 , 11, 1 2 ; Thespian
1 1 ,1 2 ; Sp eech and Dram a L ea
Club 1 1 . 1 2 ; Sp eech and Drama
gue 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ; Red and B lack 1 1 ,1 2 ; A ppalachian Business
nessee, A ll- S ta t e . HOUSTON, DON - F o o tb all 1 0 ,1 1 , 1 2 ; W restling 1 0 , 1 1 , 12; 1st p la ce D istrict Tournam ent 1 1 ; B a seb all 10, 11, 1 2 ; T ra ck 1 1 ,
League 1 2 ; C heaper by th e Do zen 1 1 . LEWIS, LYNN - NHS 1 1, Pres. 1 2 ; Mu Alpha T h eta 1 1 , 1 2 ; Key
12 . H U LTQU IST, CHIP - Tennis 10, 1 1 , 1 2 ; T ra ck 1 2 . HUNT, LARRY - B a seb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 , 1 2 ; Football 1 0 ; Basketball 11,
12 , HUTCHENS, WAYNE - C lass V ic e Pres. 1 2 ; C lass Planning C om m itte e 1 1 , 1 2 ; Key Club 11, S e c . 1 2 ; NHS 1 1 , 1 2 ; M u Alpha T h eta 1 1 , 1 2 ; B aseb all 1 0 ,1 1 , 1 2 ; Football M anager 11, 12;
Appalachian Circulation Staff
12
11 , 12 .
.
JON ES, LESLIE - Transfer from Up per S t. C la ir High S ch o o l, P itts burgh, P a .; NHS 1 2 ; M u Alpha T h eta 1 2 ; FLES 1 2 ; A ppalachian Business S ta ff 1 2 ; TSL 1 2 . KEEBLE, PHILIP - Band 1 0 , 11, Pres. 1 2 . K EITH LY, GINGER - C lass P lan ning C o m m ittee 1 0 ; A ppalach ian E d itorial S ta ff; Band 10, 1 1 , T re a s. 1 2 . KIDD, RANDY - Band 1 0 , 1 1 . LAMBERT, KATHY - A ppalachian C ircu latio n S ta ff 1 2 ; TSL 10, 1 1, 1 2 ; P ro ffitt’s Fashion Board 1 2 ; C lass Planning C o m m ittee 1 2 ; C heaper by th e Dozen 11;
S ta ff 1 2 ; N ation al M erit Sch o la r ship S e m i-F in a list 1 2 . MISER, MARY LEE - AFS Student to
Club 11, 1 2 ; A ppalachian Ed
G erm any 11; Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ;
ito ria l S ta ff 1 2 ; Red and B lack
M a jo rette 1 2 ; B asketball 10;
11, C o -ed ito r 1 2; Sch o la stic
Thespian Club Play 1 0 ; Cheaper
Award 10, 1 1 ; B e lle Baker A l
by th e Dozen 1 1; Thespian Club
gebra Award 1 0 ; M ath Contest
1 1 , 1 2 ; FLES 1 2 ; A ppalachian
1 0 , Top T en 1 1 ; Class V ic e -
Business S ta ff 1 2 ; TSL 1 1 ,1 2 .
Pres. 1 1 ; Class Planning C om
M IZ E , BECKY - Choir 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ;
m itte e 11; W restling 1 0, 11, 1 2 ; F o o tb a ll S ta tisticia n 1 1 ,1 2 ;
TSL 1 1 ,1 2 ; Library Club 1 1 . MONTGOMERY, ANN - Library
B aseb all 1 0; U T Honors V isita
Club 1 0 ,1 1 , Pres. 1 2 ; NHS 12;
tio n Program 1 2 ; M ost A cad e
TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; FHA 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ;
m ic 1 2 . LINDSAY, LEONARD - Key Club 1 0 , V ic e -P r e s . 1 1 , President 12; A ppalachian Photographer 1 2 ;
Choir 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 . M ORTON, TIM - Band 1 0 ,1 1 , V ic e -
Red and B la ck Photographer 12;
Pres. 1 2 ; Pep Band 1 0 ,1 1 , D ire c tor 1 2 ; Choir 1 0 .1 1 ,1 2 ; Student D irector 1 0 ,1 1 ; ETEA Chorus 12;
AFS 11, NHS 11, 1 2 ; M u Alpha T h eta 1 1 , 1 2; Class Planning
NHS 1 1 ; AFS 1 2 . M YERS, GARY - Transfer from West
C o m m ittee 1 1 , 1 2 ; U T Honors
- High Sch ool, Davenport, Iow a; S p eech and Drama League 12,
Program V isitation 1 2 ; M ost Friendly 1 2 . LOVE, KATHY - C hoir 1 0, 1 1, 1 2; TSL 1 1 ; Library Club 1 0, 11; FHA 1 2 . LOVEDAY, JANICE - Band 1 0 ,1 1 , 1 2 ; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; Betty C rock er H om em aker o f Tomorrow 1 2 . M CDANIEL, JAMA - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 , 1 2 ; Library Club 1 1 ,1 2 ; FHA 1 2 . MCDONALD JOHNNY - NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ;
N ation al M erit Scholarship S e m i fin alist 1 2 , NORTON, SUSAN - NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 . POOLE, MARSHA - Choir 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; C heaper by th e Dozen 11; Mystery o f Mouldy M anor 1 2; Thespian Club 1 1 , Pres. 12; Appalachian C ircu lation S ta ff 1 2 ; Speech and Drama League 1 1 ,1 2 ; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,
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1 2; B asketball 1 0 ,1 1 ; T rack
m itte e 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 ; Class Pres.
M a jo re tte 11, Head M a jo rette 12;
1 1 ,1 2 ; B asketball Queen A tten
1 0 ,1 2 ; F o o tb a ll 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; A ll
12; S p eech and D ram a League
C hilhow ee C on feren ce 1 2; Pow
12; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; A ppalachian
der Puff King C andidate 11;
C ircu la tio n S ta ff 1 2 ; Junior Miss
dant 1 0 . PORTER, PHILIP - Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; B aseball 1 0 . PRO FFITT, ANN - Band 1 0 ,1 1 . Drum M ajo r 12; Sp eech and Drama League 1 2 ; FHA 12; TSL V ic e -P r e s . 11; M c C a ll's
C ontestant 1 2 ; Blount County
le tic 12.
P olio Queen 12; T ra ck 1 1 ,1 2 ;
SHERIDAN, SHERRI - TSL ; Thespian Club 1 1 ,1 2 ; Library C lub. SIMPSON, BARBARA - B asketb all
T e e n Fashion Board 1 2 ; Class
1 0 ,1 1 ; TSL 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 ; Library
S e c . 10; C lass Planning C om
Club 1 0 ,1 1 ; C h eerlead er 12;
m itte e 1 0 .
H om ecom ing Queen F in alist
PRO FFITT, MARY GRAY - TSL 10,
Class Planning C o m m ittee 11; Most Fashionable 1 2. W ATERS, JU D Y - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; Red Cross 1 2; FHA Pres. 1 2 . WEAVER, JANICE - Thespian Club 11, S e c . -T re a s . 1 2; Mu Alpha
12; B ask etb all Queen 1 2; A p-
T h eta 1 1 ,1 2 ; NHS 1 1 , V ic e .
1 1 ,1 2 ; Secretary 1 0 ; Class
p a lach ian C ircu la tio n Sta ff;
Pres. 1 2 ; B asketb all 1 2 ; Appa-
Planning C o m m ittee 11; Red
Most Friendly 1 2 .
and B lack 1 1 ,1 2 ; B asketball Queen F in alist 11; H o m ecom
SIMPSON, STEVE - Key C lub 11, 12; B aseb all 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 ; W rest
ing Q ueen C andidate 1 0 ,1 1 ,
ling 1 0 , 1 1 .1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ;
la ch ia n C ircu latio n S ta ff 11, M anager 12; Red and B lack 12; C lass Planning C o m m ittee 1 0; Most A cad em ic 1 2.
H om ecom ing Queen 12; Bas
C heaper by th e D ozen 11; UT
k e tb a ll 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 ; Sp eech and
Honors V isitatio n Program 12;
F o o tb a ll 1 1 ,1 2 ; A ll Chilhow ee
Dram a League 1 1 ,1 2 ; Pres.
Class Planning C o m m itte e 12;
C on feren ce 1 2; B asketball 10,
12; A ppalachian Business S ta ff
A ppalachian Photographer 1 2 .
12; M ost W itty 12. RABY, B E T T Y - C hoir 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; TSL 1 2 . RENFRO, LANI - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; FHA 1 0 ,1 2 . RICHESIN, DON - Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; Tennis 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 ; B aseball 12. ROBERSON, KAREN - TSL ; NHS 11,
12 . ROBERTS, HUETTA - Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,
STO VALL, DEBBIE - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,
W ESTON, JOHNNY - T ra ck 11;
1 1, C apt. 1 2 ; Class Planning C o m m ittee 1 1 ,1 2 ; Sp eech and
12; FHA 1 1 ,1 2 ; Sp eech and
Dram a League V ic e Pres. 12;
Dram a League 1 2.
C heaper by the Dozen 11; N a
SWANN, JOE - Tennis 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ;
tio n a l M erit Scholarship Letter
Thespian Club 1 1 ,1 2 ; C heaper
o f C om m endation 1 2 ; Powder
by th e D ozen 1 1; M ystery o f
Puff King C andidate 12; Twirp
Mouldy M anor 1 2 . TAYLOR, SUSAN - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; O ffic e Assistant 1 1 ,1 2 ; Basket b a ll 1 1 ,1 2 ; B asketb all Queen
King C andidate 12; A ppalachian C ircu latio n S ta ff 12; M ost W itty
12 . W HITE, JUDY - A pp alachian Edi
12; C heerlead er 1 0 ,1 1 , C ap t.
C andidate 1 0 ,1 1 ; Student
to ria l S ta ff 1 2 ; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ;
12; B asketball Queen 10; H om e
C ou n cil 11; Thespian Club 12;
C heaper by the Dozen 1 1 ; T h es
co m in g Queen C andidate 10;
Red and B la ck 1 2; A ppalachian
pian Club 1 1 ,1 2 ; M ystery o f
Soph, and Jr . Class Favorite;
E d itorial and Business Staffs 1 2 .
Mouldy M anor 1 2 ; Key Club
Cheaper by the Dozen 11;
TENER, MYRNA - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ;
Shrine A ll-S ta r C heerlead er;
NHS 11; Red and B la ck C ircu -
Most S ch o o l Spirited 12.
latio n M anager 1 2; A ppalachian
ROBERTSON, NANCY - B asketball 1 0 ,1 1 ; FHA P ari. 12; Library Club 1 0 ,1 1 ; Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; TSL 1 0 , 1 1 ,1 2 .
C ircu latio n S ta ff 1 2. T IL L IT T , BARBARA - Transfer
Sw eetheart 1 2 . W ILLIAMS, MARY - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ; Class Planning C o m m ittee 10, 1 1 ,1 2 ; Class T rea s. 1 1 ; Student C ou n cil 12; M u Alpha Theta
from Jefferson High Sch ool, L afay ette, In d .; Choir 11; TSL
Award; H om ecom ing Queen
ROGERS, DOROTHY - Band 1 0 ,1 1 ,
11; Thespian Club 1 1 ,1 2 ;
C andidate 1 1 ,1 2 ; B asketball
12 ; Secretary 12; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,
C heaper by the D ozen 11;
Queen C andidate 1 1 ; Speech
12 ; A ppalachian C ircu lation S ta ff 12.
M ystery o f Mouldy M anor 12;
and Drama League 12; Cheaper
Sp eech and Dram a League 1 2 .
by the Dozen 1 1 ; C heerlead er
ROGERS, RANDY - F oo tball 1 2 . ROSCOE, BOB - Transfer from A l co a High Sch ool, A lco a, T n . RUST, CLAUDIA - Transfer from - C h illico th e High S ch oo l, C h illic o th e , O hio; Choir 12. RUSSELL, DEAN - NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; Mu Alpha T h eta 1 1 ,1 2 ; Key Club 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; M ath Contest 1 0 ,1 1 ; Class Planning C om
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Powder Puff C oach 1 2; M ost Ath
TR O U T, SUSAN - Transfer from Everett High S ch oo l, M a ry v ille, T n . ; TSL 1 1 ,1 2 ; NHS 1 2; Mu
1 1 ,1 2 ; NHS 1 1 ,1 2 ; Algebra II
1 1, C o -c a p t. 12; Appalachian Editorial S ta ff 1 2 ; M ost A ttra c
Top T e n 1 1 ; Park O il Award
tiv e 1 2; Miss MHS 1 2 . W ILLIAMS, TRUDY - TSL 1 0 ,1 1 , 12; FHA 11, V ic e -P re s. 12.
12 .
YA TE S, RHONDA - NHS 11; Mu
Alpha T h eta 12; M ath C ontest;
WALKER, JUDY - NHS 1 1 ; FHA 10; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; A ppalachian C ircu lation S ta ff 1 2. WALKER, PAT - Band 1 0 .1 1 ,1 2 ;
Alpha T h eta 1 1 ,1 2 ; Band 10, 1 1 ,1 2 ; TSL 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 ; A ppala ch ian C ircu lation S ta ff 12; AFS 1 0 .
The ra ce to M aroney's begins in the hall,
Every litte r b it hurts!
Everybody to the old gym !
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is not the end.
It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning, Winston Churchill
In Appreciation . . . I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the following persons who have worked to make this yearbook possible: Mr. Pitts for his tim e and patience in sponsoring this Applachian. Mr. Roy Roberts for his tim e and co-operation. Mr. Tom Graham and Mr. Marvin Dockery for their photographic work. The faculty and students of MHS for their tolerance and co-operation. Mike Dunn, Steve Simpson and Leonard Lindsay for their excellent photographic work. And most of all, the Editorial, Business, and Circulation Staffs for their dedicated and tireless efforts to make this Appalachian one to be proud of for years to com e. The Editor
On behalf of the Appalachian staff and the students of M aryville High School, we would lik e to pay tribute to Mr. Walter M. W illiam s. During his nine years as principal of Mary v ille High School, Mr. W illiam s has tirelessly given o f him self to the school and to its faculty and students.
Students find him always w illing to help them with school projects.
His faith in M aryville High School and his devotion to the school prove that Mr. Williams has just as much school spirit as do the students. He is firm , but patient and understanding; a rem arkable person.
Mr. W illiams has helped in every way possible to make M aryville
High School what it is today.
Appalachian Photographic Staff M ike Dunn, Leonard Lindsay, and S tev e Simpson
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