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To Miss Helen Ott, librarian of M aryville High School, w e gratefully dedicate the 1948 Appalachian. A ll through our high school years she has guided us with patience and friendly interest. Her hard work and high ideals have made our school library one of the best and most attractive in this section.

W e feel that our dedication of this book to her is but a small token of the honor which she deserves.

ELEANOR BADGETT English M aryville College, B.A. BELLE BAKER Social Science Carson Newman College, B.S. LUELLA BEACH Social Science Miami University, M.A., (Oxford, Ohio) MAXIE BLEVINS Health and Physical Education East Tennessee State Teachers College, B.S.

MARGARET PROFFITT CUNNINGHAM General Science, Cafeteria Dietitian M aryville-College, B.S., in Home Ec. CLAUDE D. CURTIS Principal, Physics University of Tennessee, M.S., in ED. WALTER C. DUNBAR Industrial Arts East Tennessee State Teachers College, B.b

BERYL FOX Commercial Subjects University of Tennessee, B.S.

RUTH FREEMAN English M aryville College, B.A.

BEN L. GREENE Mathematics East Tennessee State Teachers College, B.S.

TROY HADDOX Enghsh M aryville College, B.A.

R. A. HARPER Superintendent University of Missouri, M.A.

WILLIS L. HOWARD Social Science Union College, B.S., (Barbourville, Ky.)

J. MARVIN LINDLEY Music, Band, Choir Columbia University, M.A.

GARNET MANGES, A.G.O.; NJP.T.G. Music M aryville College, B.A.

J. R. McAULEY Diversified Occupations Princeton University, M.A.

HELEN OTT Librarian Peabody College, B.S. in Li.S.

CHARLES HERBERT REED Mathematics University of Tennessee, M.S.

DOROTHY REED Latin, Spanish Peabody College, M.A.

JAMES C. RENFRO Physical Education M aryville College, B.A.

MARGARET W . RUETER Secretary

W ILLIAM B. RICH Mathematics, Bookkeeping M aryville College, B.A.

VAULTA ROBINSON Home Economics, Spelling Carson Newman College, B.S.

LOIS SHERROD Home Economics University of Tennessee, B.S. in Home Ec.

J. P. STEWART Biology, Chemistry Carson Newm an College, B.S.

MAUDE STEWART English Carson Newm ap College, B A .

LENNIS TEDFORD Piano Chicago Conservatory of Music, B.MUS.

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THE APPALACHIAN 1

Annual

Chiefs

LEFT TO RIGHT: Business M anager Genyth Chandler, Editor-in-Chief Jimmy Call­ away, Circulation M anager Joe D. Beals.

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Staff

LEFT TO RIGHT; STANDING: Editor Jim­ m y C allaw ay, Agnes Patterson, Virginia Burchfield, Dorothy Bridges; SEATED: George Queener, Ben Satterfield, Joan Callaghan, Carolyn Thomas.

LEFT TO RIGHT; STANDING; Kenneth Bean, John L. Watson, Jack Renaker, SEATED: Bill King, Kenneth Shepard, Libby Gillespie, P e gg y Williams, Frances Drinnen, June Chandler, Bill Hancox, M anager Genyth Chandler.

Business

Stall

C irculation

Stall

LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW : Joann Gooch, Barbara Clark, Hettie Vawter, Erma Lee Headrick, Dot Keeble, Barbara Nan Fox, Evelyn Davies, R eva Sue Henry; BACK ROW : M anager Joe D. Beals, Robert Williams, George Howell, Homer Garren, Dop Baker, Rex Bums, John L. Watson, Jimmy Mayes, Jimmy Young.

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OFFICERS

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JU N IO R S

LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary P e gg y Williams, President G eorge Queener, Treasurer Joe D. Beals, Vice-President Carolyn Thomas.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President Dick W allace, Treasurer Irene Smith, Secretary Bobby Jobe, President Iven Wheeler.

SO PH O M O R E S

FR E SH M E N

LEFFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President Jack Powers, Treasurer Hamilton Traylor, Secretary Bob M c­ Clelland, President Buddy Gilbert.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President David Morton, Secretary Betty Watson, Treasurer Patricia Lyon, President A n dy Jones.

DONALD J. BAKER Homeroom Treasurer 2; Program Committee 3; Red and Black Staff; 3 Choir 4; Annual Circu­ lation Staff 4; Baseball 4.

JOE D. BEALS, JR. Band 1, 2, 3; Treasurer 4; Red and Black Staff 1; Circulation Staff 2, 3, Class Vice-President 1; Treasurer 4; Homeroom Vice-President 1, 2; Re­ gional Tournament Local M anager 1, 2; Cast Anne of Green Gables" 3; Tennis 3, 4; Annual Circulation M anager 4; Varsity Club 4; Beta Club 4; Basketball 4; Preferred C ollege— Uni­ versity of Tennessee.

KENNETH BEAN Football M anager 1; Homeroom President 2; Football 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; T & I Club 3; An­ nual Business Staff 4; Cast "Grapes for Dinner" 4; Preferred College — East Tennessee State Teachers College.

DOROTHY LOIS BRIDGES Central High School, Knoxville 1; Beta Club 3; President 4; Red and Black Staff 3; Volunteer Girls State 3; Homeroom Secretary 2; Class Secretary 2; Band Sponsor 4; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Preferred C ollege— M aryville College.

VIRGINIA BURCHFIELD Red and Black Staff 1, 2, 3; History Club 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Choir 3; Treasurer 4; E. T. E. A. Choir 4; M aryville-Alcoa Junior Music Club; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Preferred College Stephens College.

REX BURNS Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 3, 4; Homeroom Vice-President 3; Annual Circulation Staff 4;

JOAN CALLAGHAN Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1; History Club 1, 2, 3; Red and Black Staff 3; Thespian Club 4; National Forensic League 3, 4; Home Econom­ ics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Choir 4; Cast "Anne of Green G ables" 3; Annual Editorial Staff 4; M aryville-Alcoa Junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; High School D ay 3; Debate 3; Beta Club 4; Dramatics 4; Preferred C ollege— University of Tennessee.

JIMMY C A LLA W A Y Homeroom President 1, 3; Football 1, 3, 4; Ten­ nis 3, 4; Band 3; A ll State Band 3; Band Clinic 3; Vice-President 4; Annual Editor-in-Chief 4; Beta Club 3; Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 4; Thespian Club 4; Preferred C ollege— M aryville College.

JIMMY CARRINGER Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; Preferred C ollege— University of Tennessee.

GENYTH CHANDLER History Club 1, 2; Treasurer 3; Thespian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Red and Black Staff 1, 2; 3; M aryvilleA lcoa Junior Music Club 1; Cast One M ad Night" 2; Cast "A n n e of Green G ables" 3; Dramatics 1, 4; Choir 3; Vice-President 4; E. T. E. A. Choir 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Program Chairman 3; Regional Tournament Trophy Bearer 1; Annual Business M anager 4; Prefer­ red C ollege— University of Tennessee or Bates College.

JUNE CHANDLER Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; Parliamentarian 4; History Club 1, 2, 3; Cast "A n n e of Green G ables" 3; Class Treasurer 3; Choir 3, 4; A ll State Choir 3; E. T. E. A. Choir 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; Thespian Club 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Preferred C ollege— University of Tenn­ essee.

BARBARA CLARE Home Economics Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; T & I Club 4; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

VIRGINIA C O AD A Homeroom Program Committee 3.

EVELYN IRENE DAVIES M aryville-Alcoa Junior Music Club 1, 2; Scrap­ book Chairman 3; Treasurer 4; Red and Black Staff 3; Beta Club 4; Preferred C ollege— Duke University.

JOHN DELOZIER Class Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

MILDRED JO DITTMORE Annual Circulation Staff 4; Home Economics Club 1; District F. H. A . Delegate 3; Choir 1, 2; Red and Black Staff 3; T & I Club 4; Beta Club 4; Preferred College— M aryville College.

FRANCES ELIZABETH DRINNEN Homeroom Program Chairman 1; Vice-President and Homeroom Program Chairman 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 3; Maryville-Alcoa Jnior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cast "An ne of Green Gables" 3; Choir 4; Dramatics; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

VALERIE DUNN Choir 2, 3, 4; E. T. E. A. Choir 4; Home Econom­ ics Club 3, 4; M aryville-Alcoa Junior Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Red and Black Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

BARBARA N A N FOX Homeroom Secretary 1; History Club 2, 3; Band 3; Secretary 4; Thespian Club 4; Cast "Anne of Green G ables" 3; Home Economics Club 1; Red and Black Staff 4; Page Editor 4; Annual Cir­ culation Staff 4; Preferred C ollege— Tennessee Wesleyan.

MARY GARNER T & I Club 4.

HOMER GARREN Homeroom Vice-President 1; President 4; Foot­ ball 1, 2; Captain 4; A ll County 3, 4; A ll East Tennessee Honorable Mention 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; M anager 2; Red and Black Staff 2, 3; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Choir 2; Preferred C ollege— University of G eorgia or Vanderbilt.

ELIZABETH GILLESPIE Personality Queen 1; M aryville-Alcoa Junior Music Club 1, 2; Cast "O n e M ad Night" 2; _ Homeroom Chairman 1; Secretary 2; Vice-Presi- I dent 3; Cast "A n n e of Green G ables" 3; Dra­ matics 1, 4; History Club 1, 3; Treasurer 2; "H am Night" 1, 2; Regional Tournament Trophy Bearer 2; Choir 3; Secretary 4; E. T. E. A. Choir 4;Red and Black Staff 1, 2, 3; Thespian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Preferred C ollege— University of Tennessee or W illiam and M ary College.

JOANN G O O CH Red and Black Staff 4; Homeroom Program Chairman 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Preferred C ollege— University of Tennessee.

DELLA CARROLL GREEN Basketball 1, 2, 3; T & I Club 4; Choir 3; Art 2; Preferred College— Knoxville Business College.

WILLIAM A. HANCOX, JR. Choir 2, 4; Librarian 3; E. T. E. A. Choir 4; Red and Black Staff 1, 2; Circulation M anager Sports Staff 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Regional Tourna­ ment Local M anager 1, 2; Publicity Manager Anne of Green Gables” 3; Annual Business Staff 4; Dramatics; Preferred College— Univer­ sity of Tennessee.

DOROTHY HANCOX A lcoa High School 1; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3; District F. H. A. Officer 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Program Committee 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Dramatics; Preferred C ollege — Nursing Schoolsin Chattanooga.

JIMMY HAWKINS Tellico Plains High School 1; Homeroom VicePresident 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Foot­ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Second Team A ll County 3; First Team A ll County 4; A ll East Tennessee Honor­ able Mention 3; Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Preferred College— Duke or G eorgia Uni­ versity.

ERMA LEE HEADRICK Homeroom Treasurer 2; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Program Committee 1, 2, 3; Home Economics Club 1, 4; Red and Black Staff 3; Editor 4; Cast Anne of Green Gables" 3; Assistant Librarian 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Student Committee 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Preferred College— Univer­ sity of Tennessee.

REVA SUE HENRY Home Economics Club 3; Beta Club 3; Secretary 4; T & I Club 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Sec­ retary 4.

GEORGE D. HOWELL, JR. Band 2, 3; President 4; Choir 2, 4; Librarian 3; E. T. E. A. Choir 4; A ll State Choir 3; Homeroom Program Chairman 1; Beta Club 3; Vice-Presi­ dent 4; Student Committee 4; Annual Circu­ lation Staff 4; Red and Black Staff 2, 3; Cast "An ne of Green Gables” 3; Preferred College— M aryville College.

CAROL JONES Greenville High School 1, 2, 3; Choir 4; Beta Club, Greenville 2, 3; M aryville 4; Dramatics.

DOROTHY JEAN KEEBLE Home Economics Club 1,3; Secretary 4; Home­ room Program Chairman 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 4; Red and Black Staff; Front Page Editor 4; Cast "An ne of Green Gables" 3; Annual Cir­ culation Staff 4; Dramatics; Preferred C ollege — University of Tennessee.

MARY SUE KEEBLE Home Economics Club 2; M aryville-Alcoa Junior Music Club 1, 2; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Secretary 2, 3; Red and Black Staff 4; Assis­ tant Director "Anne of Green Gables" 3; Thes­ pian Club 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Dra­ matics 4; Debate 4; Preferred College — John Gaston Hospital.

BETTY JEAN KIRKLAND Home Economics Club 3, 4; Homeroom Publicity Chairman 1; Red and Black Staff 4.

BILL KING Homeroom Vice-President 1; President 2, 3; Class Vice-President 2; Baseball 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, '4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Preferred College— East Tennessee State Teach­ ers College.

MARGARETTE SELLERS L A W Choir 3; T & I Club 4.

CLIFFORD L A W S O N Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; E. T. E. A. Choir 4; T & I Club 3.

RANDAL LEQUIRE Band 3, 4; Preferred C ollege — M aryville Col­ lege.

M ARVIN LEWIS T & I Club 4.

JIMMY MAYES Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President 1; "A n n e of Green G ables" 3; Basketball Tennis 3, 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Club 4; Preferred C ollege— University of nessee.

Cast 1, 2; Beta Ten­

J. E. McCULLEY Choir 3, 4.

GLEN L. McCULLOCH, JR. T & I Club 4; Dance Decorating Committee 4; Preferred College— Texas A. & M.

BOB MORTON Football M anager 2; T & I Club 3, 4.

JOHN MORTON Choir 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Varsity Club 4; Pre­ ferred College— Tennessee W esleyan.

KEITH MORTON Tennessee Military Institute 2; Homeroom Pro­ gram Chairman 1; President 3; T & I Club 4

AGNES R. PATTERSON Washington College 1; Anacostia, Washington, D. C. 2; Cast "An ne of Green Gables" 3; Thes­ pian Club 3, 4; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Beta Club 4; T & I Club, Secretary 4; Preferred Col­ lege— M aryville College.

NO RM A PINYON Everett High School 1; Home Economics Club 3, 4; Band 2; Librarian 2, 3.

JOYCE ELLEN PRESLEY Homeroom Program Chairman 1; Home Eco­ nomics Club 1, 2; Red and Black Staff 4; Bas­ ketball 1, 2, 3; Preferred College— East Tenn­ essee State College.

GEORGE C. QUEENER Page Boy in House of Representatives 1; Red and Black Staff 2; Page Editor 3; Cast "Anne of Green Gables" 3; Student Representative 3; T <S I Club 3; Homeroom Program Chairman 1, 2, 3; President 4; Class President 4; Football 1, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Thespian Club 4; Dramatics 4; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Chapel Program Representative 4; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

JOHN R. (JACK) RENAKER Band. 3; Drum Major 4; Assistant Manager Anne of Green Gables" 3; Annual Business Staff 4; Preferred C ollege— University of Ten­ nessee.

BEN SATTERFIELD Thespian Club President 4; Stage M anager Anne of Green G ables" 3; T & I Club, VicePresident 4; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

KENNETH SHEPARD Homeroom Secretary 1; President 2; Class Sec­ retary 2; Most Handsome Boy 2; Best Athlete in Sophomore Class; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket­ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

CHARLES ROBERT SHERLIN Homeroom Treasurer 3; Class President 3; Foot­ ball 2, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Choir 4; Preferred Col­ lege— M aryville College.

JOHN E. SHIELDS Choir 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Base­ ball 3, 4; Preferred C ollege— M aryville College.

JACK SPEARS Homeroom President 1; Vice-President 3; Pub­ licity Manager "Anne of Green Gables” 3; Choir 3, 4; Red and Black Staff 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Dramatics; Preferred C ollege— Van­ derbilt.

ROW ENA TALLENT Sevier County High School 1, 2; Townsend High School 3; T & I Club 4.

CAROLYN THOMAS Central High School; Newport, Tennessee 1/2; Class Vice-President 4; Homeroom President 4; History Club 3; Beta Club 4; Home Economics Club, President 4; Choir 3, 4; Annual Editorial Staff 4; Preferred C ollege — East Tennessee State Teachers College.

BILL TURNER T & I Club 2, 4; President 3.

HETTIE DEW VAWTER Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 4; Red and Black Staff 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4.

JOHN L. W AT SO N Football 1, 3, 4; T & I Club 4; Business and Cir­ culation Staff of Annual 4; Preferred College— Georgia Tech.

JACK E. WHITE Band 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Preferred C ollege— M aryville College.

M ARVIN WHITEHEAD Choir 1, 4; E. T. E. A. Choir 4.

PEGGY WILLIAMS History Club 2; Secretary 3; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 4; Treasurer 3; Homeroom President 1; Secretary 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Beta Club 4; Choir 3, 4; E. T. E. A . Choir 4; MaryvilleA lc o a Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Business Staff 4; Preferred C ollege— M aryville College.

ROBERT WILLIAMS Band 1, 3, 4; Choir 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Assistant Stage M anager "An ne of Green G ables" 3; Tennis 3, 4; Preferred C ollege — University of Tennessee.

JIMMY YO U N G Homeroom President 2, 3; Vice-President 4; Choir 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Co-Captain 4;-Bas­ ketball 1, 2, 3/4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Red and Black Staff 4; Annual Circulation Staff 4; Pre­ ferred C ollege— East Tennessee State Teachers College.

CHARLES E. YOUNGBLOOD Everett High School 1; Gymnasium Manager 2; Preferred College— University of Tennessee.

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J U N I O R PHYLLIS ALLEN LYNN ALLEN TROY LEE ANDERSON

M ARY ATCHLEY BOBBY BADGETT TOM M Y BAUGH

LORENE BEAN JOHN BLAIR BILL CALDWELL

CAROL CARPENTER TOM M Y CARRINGER KENNETH CARTER

PEGGY CATE EUGENE CAUGHRON BETTY CONDRY

C L A S S NORRIS COUNTS MILDRED DUNLAP FAYE FOX

BONNIE GAMBLE W A N D A GARNER BILLY GIBSON

MELVIN GILES JOYCE GRAVES ROMEO GREENE

JOHNNY GREENE DICK GRIGGS FLOYD HAMILTON

CLINTON HAYES HOW ARD HELTON BOBBY HITCH

J U N I O R M ARY RUTH HUGHES BOBBY JOBE PATSY KEEBLE

RUTH KELSO JACK KENY HAROLD KING

MARYLIN LAMBERT MARIE LANE BETTYE SUE L A W

ALLEN LEATHERWOOD JO ANNE LEE JUNE LEE

DOUGLAS LESSER GEORGE LONG GEORGE MARTIN

C L A S S JUNE MARTIN STANLEY McALILEY frank

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DAVID McCROSKEY BARBARA McCULLEY CHARLES MILLER

BARBARA MOORE EDITH OGLE VERA OLDHAM

BARBARA PAINE BARBARA PHELPS PHYLLIS PICKLE

RAY POTTER RUBY PURKEY GEORGE ROBERTS

J U N I O R HERSCHEL ROGERS BILL ROSS N A N C Y RUSSELL

BARBARA SIPE CLARENCE SHEPARD IRENE SMITH

ED SPARES KATHERINE STEPP ROSE M ARY TAYLOR

LYOREN TEFFETELLER MARGARET TALLENT GARLAND TINKER

JIMMY TURNER JANICE VESSER CHARLES WALKER

C L A S S JEAN WALKER DICK WALLACE IVEN WHEELER

DAVID WHITE BILLIE JUNE WHITEHEAD CHARLES WILLIAMS

EDWIN WILLIAMS D O N N A WILLS NORMAN YOUNG

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H OW ARD COOK DELLA MAYE HARBISON FATE MILLER OTIS M O RGAN

MRS BADGETT'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO EIGHT; FIRST ROW : Edwin Allen, Ectrlene Blankenbeckler, Vivian Brown, Helen Burchfield, Jane Clabough, Cynthia Campbell; SECOND ROW : Lawrence Beaver, Elizabeth Cutshaw, Charlotte Beach, M ary Ann Chandler, Mrs. Martin Badgett, Martha Jane Abbott, Rowena Bright, Betty Caughron; THIRD R O W : Kathryn Burchfield Donald Brookshire, Lawrence Blankenbeckler, Jimmy Anderson, Jimmy Cunningham, Kenneth Duggan, Dick Cox, George Barton; FOURTH R O W : Carl Boring, Bob Buchanan, Jimmy Cook, Marshall England, John Anderson, Charles Blackburn.

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MISS HADDOX'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW : Fred Raulston, June Long, Eldon Moore, Vir­ ginia Lambert, P egg y McCulley, Dorothy Kirkland; SECOND ROW : Jackie Myers, Ann Lee, Don Monroe, Jeanette Keller, Helen McCoy, Barbara Sue Henderson, Betty Jo Hatcher, Gaynell Miller, Carolyn Hancox, Jean Honcox; THIRD ROW : Looney Hill, Jack Powers, Dwight Murrell, G. L. Potter, Bob Phelps, Wright Maranville, Miss Troy Haddox.

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MEL RENFRO'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST R O W : Richard Madison, Edward Manis, Jack Lowe, G eorge McMillan, Frank Garren, Bob McClelland; SECOND R O W : Jack Best, Olin Headrick, Jerry King, Helen Drinnen, Don Hill, Buddy Gilbert; THIRD ROW : Rudy Hawkins, Joe McMurray, Jimmy Largen, Kilgore LeQuire, Barbara June Gregory, Elinor Grubb; FOURTH R O W : Betty Dorsey, Alm a Heaton, Corene Grantham, Eva Jo Gibson.

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MR. STEWART'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW : Billy Williams, W an d a Patterson, Lula Purkey, Trula Purkey, Betty Windbum, Jackie Sparks; SECOND RO W : Billy Watts, Lois Paul, Bobbie Jean Raulston, Ann Rice, June Pierce, Joy Millsaps; THIRD R O W : Bob W allace, Glenn Tinker. Chester Sterling, Julian Williams, Jerry Tedford, Billy Young, Hamilton Traylor; FOURTH ROW : Mrs. J. P. Stewart, Germaine Millsaps, Kenneth Morgan, Anita Montgomery, Charles Smith, Jane Minton; N O T PICTURED: V eld a Thompson, Barbara W allace.

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MRS. BLEVIN'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Charles Belcher, Billy Ethridge, Ben Blankenbeckler; SECOND ROW: Edna Mae Caldwell, Georgia Ann Carroll, Dora Ammons, Helen Reneau, Harry Caldwell; THIRD ROW: Jimmy Cupp, Irma Lois Bivens, Betty Sue Alexander, Mrs. Sam Blevins, Joan Davis, June Allen, Cedith Elynn, Jimmy Cowan; FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Coulter, Luther Carver, Lynn Counts, Doris Brooks, A1 Brinkley, Lloyd Bums; FIFTH ROW: Janice Clemens, Jimmy Culp, Shirley Axley, Betty Currans.

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MISS FREEMAN'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST R O W : Robert Lee, R. L. Merritt, David Morton, Billy Pearson, Betty Mynatt, James Montgomery, Betty Jo Pierce; SECOND R O W : Patsy Powers, Carolyn Largen, Ruth Orr, Pat Lyon, Dottie Rueter, Lillian V al­ entine; THIRD ROW : Sherrod .Patterson, Jack Painter, Bobby Mize; FOURTH R O W : James Morgan, Miss Ruth Freeman, Don Patterson, Ben Mynatt, Charles Presley; N O T PICTURED: Jane Lowe, Joe Olin, M ary Ann Thompson, O livia Vcrwter, Freda Philpot, Helen Reneau.

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MISS REED'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST R O W : James Hutson, Jack Law; SECOND R O W : BettyHale, LaV em e Gamer, Jane Daggett, A n d y Jones, Virginia M cAliley, Regina Hill; THIRD R O W : W ilm a Gamble, N ancy Dunn, Phyllis Fonde, Patsy Cate, Ann Clark, V era Greene, Randy Hawkins; FOURTH R O W : W an d a Sue Kirk­ land, Jean Hughes, Carolyn Crawford, M able McKinney, Billy Gamble, Cecil Hatcher, David Lewis; FIFTH R O W : Billy Hammontree, Miss Dorothy Reed, Billy Miller, Claude Gardner, LeRoy Henry; N O T PICTURED: Troy Lawson Jimmy McDonald, Carolyn Isbell, M am ie Zoe Gunter.

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MEL RICH'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW : Kennis Whitehead, W anda Walker, Don Single­ ton, N ancy Tedford, Dale Ross; SECOND ROW : Patsy Shirley, Maureen Smith, Patsy W agner, Betty Watson, Sue Williams; THIRD ROW : W a y Ion White, Jack Sharp, A llen Queener, Jimmy Russell, T. R. Rhea; FOURTH R O W : Chester Ster­ ling, Arnold Shell, Mack Sharp, Elmo Smith, Mr. W illiam B. Rich; NO T P IG TURED: Susie W eagley, James Shields, Frank Vesser.

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MRS. STEWARTS HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; EIRST ROW: Louise Holcomb, Charlotte Morrison, Lorene Robinson, Billy Howell, Vannle Traylor, Frankie Dodson, W anda Jo Kirkland, Marlene Paine, John Emert Lane; SECOND ROW: Mildred Emert, Bonnie Crab­ tree, Gainell Farmer, Jerry Kerr, Jerry Stevens, Winnie Jo English, Mary Rose Kidd, Salena Ashwander, Bobby Harper, Roy Lee Roberts, Charles Headrick, Jea'nie Youngblood; THIRD ROW: Ina Law, Betty Lou Potter, Ella Mae Gentry, Robert Seaton, John Trundle, Morgan Biggs, Buddy Byrd, Johnny King, Eugene Green, Frank Borden, Sammy Carter, Paul Harbison; FOURTH ROW: Joe Penland, Mrs. J. P. Steward, Bobby Nance, Hoytt Davis: NOT PICTURED: Mary Ann Simerly.

MR. GREENE'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: Charles Lamb, Lynn Potter, John Driskill, Donald Rhyne, Lawrence Edmondson, Jimmy Sturgeon, Jenny Lee Atchley, Jacqueline Griggs, Barbara Franklin; SECOND ROW: Warren Morrison, Charles Wilson, Charles Morton, Jimmy Cummings, Bobbie Bird, Betty Holt, Kathryn Wells, Jo' Ann Bums, Charlotte Cupp,’ Teresa Leonard; THIRD ROW: Benny Cate, Max Potter, Charles Millsaps, Jimmy Sipe, Glen Lambert, Billy Crowder, Jimmy Harris, Don Allen, Shirley Gamble, Barbara' Bowman; FOURTH ROW: Ross Swany, Mr. Ben Greene, Bobby Matthews, Bobby Miller, Alexander Innes, Pat Flynn, Bobby Brumfield; NOT PICTURED: Raymond Roberts.

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MBS. BAKER'S HOME ROOM Tq RtQuT. FIRST ROW- Mary lean Bradley, Eugene Boring, Donald Daggett; SECOND ROW. Alberta Poe,

S S cpp. — ~ m m m * * THTRD ROW- Lois Balleu Alice Marie Blackburn, Billie Beaty, P eggy Francis, Sara Cox. Judy Allen, Wanda Bor K 5 ^ * £ lohn Fenton; FOURTH ROW : David Hair, Eugene Garren, Ronney Suttles, Mrs. Sam Bake, Fred Condry, Huston Henry, Kenneth Campbell, Halen Davis, John Anderson, Kenneth Brown.

MR. HOWARD'S HOME ROOM LEFT TO RIGHT- FIRST ROW:'.Richard Hancox, Billy Hutton, Bobby Lynch, Rodney King, Eugene Hatcher, Leroy -SECOND ROW: Frances Ditto, Joyde Law, Barbara Gregory, Virginia Marshall Nancy Fotjta. man, I Howard.

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LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW; Botty Sue Alexander, France! Drlnnen, Germaine MUliaps, Lois PauL Erma Lee Headrick, Secretary Dot Keeble, Peggy Williams, Peggy McCulley; SECOND ROW; loan Callaghan. Joyce Graves, Joy MiUsaps, President Carolyn Thomas, Hettle Vawter, Mary Ruth Hughes, Barbara Slpe, Lillian Valentine, Carolyn Crawford, Phyllis Fonde, Patsy Keeble, Doris Brooks, Mary Atchley, Dottle Rueter, Anita Montgomery, Sue Williams, Vera Greene; THIRD ROW: Edna Caldwell, Betfye Sue Law, Betty Mynatt, Treasurer Betty Jean Kirkland, Joyce Presley, Dorothy Hancox, Mary Sue Keeble, Marie Lane, Barbara June Gregory, Dorothy Kirkland, Helen Reneau, Mary Ann Thompson, Cedith Flynn, Nancy Tedlord, Barbara Sue Henderson; FOURTH ROW: Georgia Ann Carroll, Patsy Powers, Vice-President Vivian Brown, Nancy Russell, Billie Whitehead, June Chandler, Helen McCoy, Barbara Phelps, Jackie Sparks, Mildred Dunlap, Carolyn Hancox, Jean Hancox, Marylin Lambert, Norma Pinyon, Mrs. John Sherrod.

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BETA CLUB LEFT TO BIGHT; FIRST BOW : Barbara Paine, Secretary Rova SuŽ Henry. Phyllis Allen, Barbara Moore. Lorene Bean, Billie June Whitehead. June Martin. Barbara McCulley; SECOND ROW: Kath­ erine Stepp. lean Walker, Vice-President George Howell. Virginia Burchfield. Agnes Patterson.

President Dorothy Bridges. Erma Lee Headrick. Libby Gillespie; THIRD ROW: Carolyn Thomas.

Barbara Nan Fox. Joan Callaghan. Irene Smith. Mildred Dittmore. Evelyn Davies, Peggy Williams.

Mr I P Stewart. Betty Condry. Treasurer Jimmy Callaway: FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Young. BiU CaldwelL Jimmy Mayes. Joe D. Beals. Ben Satterfield. Frank McClellan. Johnny Greene. Melvin Giles.

MARYVILLE

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CHOIR

LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST R O W : P eg g y Cate, Donna Wills, Cynthia Campbell, P eg g y Williams, June Long, Valerie Dunn, Vice-President Genyth Chandler, Katherine Stepp, Earlene Blankenbeckler, Georgia Ann Carroll, Nancy Russell, Janice Clemens; SECOND ROW : Jo Anne Lee, Carolyn Thomas, M ary Ruth Hughes, Jean Walker, Fcfye Fox, Rowena Bright, Frances Drinnen, June Chandler, Joan Callaghan,

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BLOUNT CO UNTY CHAM PIONS M aryville's 1947 Red Rebels w ill be remembered as one of the hardest fighting teams in the school history. Under the expert direction of Coaches Ren­ fro, Greene, and Hightower, these boys developed a team spirit that w ill not be quickly forgotten. Beginning the season with only eight returning lettermen, the Rebeis settled down to work and compiled a record of seven games won and three lost. Included were victories over Everett and Townsend which made M aryville the Blount Counjy Champions for the second successive sfeason.

LINE-UP LEFT TO RIGHT; LINEMEN; Jimmy C allaw ay. Jack Spears. Rex Burns, Captain Homer Garren* John DeLozier, Jack Powers. Romeo Greene; BACKFIELD: Ken­ neth Shepard, Buddy Gilbert, Jimmy Hawkins, Bill King.

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1944 JUNIOR H IGH BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST RO W : Pinto Bean, Jimmy Young, Bill King, Kenneth Shepard, Buddy Pope.

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Costner-Eagleton Motors

Stanley Bird Motor Co.

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M aryville, Tennessee 408 E. Broadway Studebaker Cars

Goodrich Tires

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KING MOTOR COMPANY

Self-Service Laundry ROYAL JEWELERS "IT S EASY TO P A Y — THE RO YAL W A Y ”

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MAHYVTLLE, TENNESSEE

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George Howell

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WHITE STAR LINES, Inc.

Insurance— Bonds Real Estate Loans

L. L Prentice, Gen. Mgr.

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Harrison Construction Company

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Murray & Montgomery General Insurance

BUILDING MATERIALS CEMENT— SAND— GRAVEL

Broadway Food Market "WHERE FRIENDS

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114 N. Court St.

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Williams Dry Cleaners

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Majestic Jewelry Company

CANDY KITCHEN

607 East Broadway MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE

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Virginia Burchfield

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Betty Jean Kirkland

McNutt Motor Company CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

PHONE 834 Knoxville Highway MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE

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PHONE 256

College Street

COMPUM ENTS OF

LYNCH BAKERY

PARKS BELK COMPANY HOME OF BETTER VALUES

PHONE 1303 PARTY ORDERS

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Maryville, Tennei

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Cliff Hill's Esso Station

Hettie D ew Vawter

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105 W est Broadway

Badgett's Store Company

MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE Sundial Shoes — Quaker Stocking

West Broadway

McPerfh Sweater* — G ala Day Dresses MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE

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Libby Gillespie

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Robert W illia ms & Joe D. Beals

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Maryville, Tennessee

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First Federal Savings And Loan Association or

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Maryville. Tennessee

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MOSER'S CLOTHING STORE TO THE CLASS OF

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KNOXVILLE

123 Broadway MARYVILLE

BROWN'S FOR THOSE GOOD HAMBURGERS

510 S. G a y S t KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE

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The South's Largest Home Furnishers

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Margarette Law

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FRANK CHANDLER TIRE COMPANY 15.

Robert Williams

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333 W . Broadway

Redmond Motor Co.

MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE

600 East Broadway EASY TRADERS.

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Glen McCulloch

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Dorothy Hancox

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NORTON HARDWARE

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Jimmy C allaw ay

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AMOS & ANDY BUICK COMPANY

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Carolyn Thomas

B B 'S C A F E Jett Service & Supply Co. FIRESTONE TIRES — BATTERIES Factory Method Recapping E. Broadway Phone 450

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SHOEMAKER'S SHOE STORE

Byrne Drug Company

SECTION'S FINEST SHOE STORE

Mrs. H. N. Stuart C. R. Pendleton

SUSONG'S Hardware —«Groceries

Gateway Furniture 420 Ellis Ave..

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Maryville, Term.

4 120 W. Broadway

FRANK ROSS, PRESIDENT D. C. THOMAS, GEN. MGR.

MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE 21.

THE WEBB STUDIO

George Queener

TOM LEWIS

Photos of Permanency and Character

HEATING FURNACES

COOLING STOKERS

College St.— Maryville

Deep freezers PAINTS

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