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Our School Means Many Things M aryville High's Alm a Mater, rem inis­ cent o f football gam es, pep rallies, and assem blies, provides the them e for this book.

Around this them e is depicted M aryville High o f 1958-59. Never again w ill it be exactly the way it was this year. New faces w ill replace fam iliar ones as the class of '59 graduates and another group steps up to take its place. The im portance of progress made during this tim e w ill grow as this year slips further into the m em ories of those who lived it. "Old MHS w e'll always love you . . . " and in this 1959 APPALACHIAN are presented reasons for this everlasting love.

"OLD M. H. S. WE’LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU ..

OUR SCHOOL TIES MARYVILLE’S FAMILIES TOGETHER.

From hom es com es education not taught in school. There, courses em pha­ size getting along with others and the practical arts of living. This education is not the formal, five-d ay-a-w eek type; but it means just as much. Parents work through the Parent-Teacher Association to co-ordinate these two processes of learn­ ing.

OUR SCHOOL RECEIVES COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Down Broadway our band m arched before football gam es; from the m erchants we so lic ­ ited advertisem ents for our new spaper, y e a r­ book, and program s; and through the generosity of lo c al car dealers the H om ecom ing ca n d i­ dates rode through tow n in our biggest parade of the year. Our churches have developed our spiritual ideas and provided recreatio n fo r us.

We have ap preciated not only the m a terial contributions of our com m unity, but also those intangible gifts of friendship, cooperation, and interest. In return we have tried to m ake these friends and neighbors proud of us. W hile we have struggled through reading, 'riting, and 'rith m etic, we have also learned, we hope, those principles w hich w ill m ake us the best possible citizens of our com m unity.

"... AS DID OUR SCHOOLMATES GONE BEFORE...”

— ROY M. ROBERTS Because of his sincere interest in a ll of th e varied ac tiv ities of M aryville High School students and because of his challenging exam ple to them , the Class of 1959 considers it a priv ileg e to d ed icate this yearbook to MHS alum nus and teach er Roy M . R oberts. M r. R oberts' w isdom and w ide experience give him a sound basis for ad ­ vising and helping his students as a m ath em atics instructor, a driving instructor, a senior sponsor, facu lty sponsor for the Key C lub and M u A lpha T heta, and a friend. He is a v eteran of W orld W ar II, holds degrees from the University of T ennessee, and teaches a Sunday School class at First B aptist C hurch of M aryville. Mr. Roberts a t­ tends all M aryville High School events and often accom panies students on ex tra -c u rric u lar trips. A ll roles sit equally w ell on the shoulders of Roy M . Roberts, to w hom we m ost affectio n ately de d icate this 1959 yearbook.

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School Board These m en were elected by the co m ­ munity because of their interest in edu­ cation. T hey m eet regularly once a month to work out school problems and policies. In addition, they elect all school teachers and administrators.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. C. B. LeQuire, Dr. T . G. Stanley, C hairm an W illiam C ate, A rthur M arshall, T . J . W hite, Superin­ ten d en t W. C. Anderson.

P. T. A. Officers A ffiliated with the national organiza­ tion, M aryville High School's Parent-Teacher Association works to promote understanding and cooperation betw een hom e and school.

Under the leadership of President T. J. White, an extensive membership campaign was carried out this year. Pot-luck suppers, discussions, and plans for school im prove­ m ent are characteristics of this group.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. W ilfred Sutton, R ecording Secretary; T . J. W hite, Presi­ dent; Howard Lam on, First V ice-P resident; Mrs. Eugene P ain e, Second V ice-P resident.

NOT PICTURED: Mrs. C. H. Edwards, Corresponding Secretary; Roy Roberts, Treasurer.

Rebel Club Officers Promoting, encouraging, and rewarding extra-curricular activities are the goals of the Rebel Club. Both students and adults m ay hold memberships in the club. A ctivities this year included selling football season tickets for students and adults, placing a schedule o f gam es on top of the Broadway ticket booth, and hanging banners over the street before each hom e gam e.

LEFT TO RIGHT: R obert Peery, S ecretary; J . H. C och­ ran, V ice-P resident; W illiam Haddox, T reasurer; Perry W. T hach, President.

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Superintendent W illiam C. Anderson and his secretary, Mrs. H. K. R ueter.

WISE LEADERS AND COUNSELORS MAKE GOOD SCHOOLS Our teachers and administration have been more than classroom educators; they have been our friends.

Without dom inating, they have guided us. When we needed them most they never let us down. They tried to m ake us look before w e leaped. In tim es of des­

P rincipal J . P. Stew art and his secretary, Mrs. R obert M cN abb.

pondency they com forted us; when we excelled , they shared our pride. Through all their concern and faith­ ful assistance, they som ehow have helped us to believe in ourselves.

MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE

ROY M. ROBERTS M.S. U niversity of Tennessee M athem atics

Boys always lik e figures.

Mrs. SAM BAKER B.S. C arson-N ew m an C ollege M athem atics

W atch! It m ay explode!

ERNEST M. NILES B.S. Lincoln M em orial U niversity Science

EMERSON WATSON M.S. U niversity of T ennessee S cience

SPEECH ARTS

Miss DOROTHY REED M .A. Peabody C ollege Foreign Language

Who had a word for it?

Mrs. LEE HAGAN A.B. Florida State University Foreign Language

Mrs. PAUL YATES B.A. Blue M ountain C ollege English

Mrs. W. M. WINE M .A. and M.S. U niversity of T ennessee English

Miss TROY HADDOX B.A. M aryville C ollege English

VOCATIONS

Mrs. JOHN W. SHERROD M.S. U niversity of T ennessee H om e Econom ics

WALTER M. WILLIAMS A.B. M aryville C ollege Industrial Arts, Social Studies

The ed ucated m an is w ell-rou nded

M rs. ROBERT SADLER M.S. U niversity of T ennessee C om m ercial Subjects

JACK CONNELL B.S. Jackson ville S tate C ollege M usic 10

PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HISTORY, AND LIBRARY

Miss ERNA FAE HALE B.S. T ennessee P oly techn ic Institute Physical Education

Oh, m y aching back!

KENNETH SHEPARD B.S. M aryville C ollege Physical E ducation M l m tm

Mrs. PAUL BEACH M .S. M iam i U niversity Social Studies

A book for every mood.

Miss HELEN OTT B.S. Peabody Library School L ibrarian 11

Where would this school be without its janitors and cafeteria workers?

The room is frigid; the pencil sharpener refuses to work; there's ice on the side walks. Without a m om ent's thought a ca ll goes out for the janitor. If these m en were absent for even one day, all would feel more acutely the vital part they play in m aintaining the school's efficien cy.

As to the cafeteria workers, it is utterly unnecessary to say that students liv e for lunch. Tasty m eals tastily served are always som e­ thing to look forward to. So to these able m en and women who co n ­ tribute so much to make going to school pleasant goes a hearty "THANKS."

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. K athleen Boring, Mrs. Ruby Eddington, Mrs. P auline W ilson.

NON-TEACHING HELPERS Joe M cK ee

D ietitian Mrs. Eugene Paine

Leroy Prater

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. . . '.Upon Your Altar Lay Our Trophiesâ&#x20AC;? of m usical, athletic, and scholastic achievem ents. As a group, and as individuals the class of 1959 has added its achievem ents to your already bounteous treasures.

After having built H om ecom ing floats for five years, the seniors received first prize last fall. As juniors they had honored the senior class at the Junior Prom and, with the sophom ores, they had presented their play, "Papa Was A Preacher." This year their outstanding achievem ents were the autumn dance, the senior play, and the senior banquet.

LEFT TO R IG H T: Ja c k Hurst, President; B arbara Kidd, T reasurer; Eddie DeLozier, V ice-P resident; NOT PICTURED: B etty Sue Stone, Secretary.

THE SENIORS, CLASS OF 1959

Executive Committee LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: G a il W aters, Barbara Kidd, C lau d etta M oon, G race Henry, K aren H aralson, Jan is LeVan, Kay M izell. STANDING: J a c k Hurst, Denton M illsaps, Eddie DeLozier, Don P alm er.

SENIORS DAN ABBOTT—Life is 10 per cen t w hat you m ake it, and 90 per cent how you tak e it.

SANDY AKERS—On w ith th e dance; le t joy be u n ­ confined.

SUSAN ANDREWS—She w ould stop St. P eter's roll c a ll to ask a question.

BETTY ARNO LD--A m erry heart m aketh a cheerful countenance.

FRANK A TC H ISO N --N ot th at I dislike studying, but I like fun b etter.

CARREEN BAILEY —She puts her best efforts in everything she does.

SAMALYNN BAKER—She holds her best in dram atic art and w ill do her best on the stage of life.

BEULAH ANNE BEATY—Let gentleness m y strong enforcem ent be.

CLASS OF ’59 DONNA BLACKBURN—A pleasing personality brings its own rew ards.

ARTHUR B LA IR --There are so m any others who like to ta lk so why not let them do it.

GLYNDA BLANKENSHIP—She has a sw eet disposi­ tion, a good quality for a good position.

BRENDA BOND—She's true to o n e—one at a tim e .

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CHARLOTTE BORIN G--I like to work and do m y share, but giggles slip in unaw are.

LARRY BOW ERS--I d o n 't w ant to earn a living, just liv e.

JOHN BRADLEY— It's not w hat I do wrong, but w hat I'm caught at.

REGINA BRADLEY—She cam e, she liked, and us she conquered.

SENIORS VERNON L. BREMBERG— I agree w ith no m an's opinion, I have a few of m y own.

JUDY BRYSON--Proof th a t worry is useless.

JOHN BURNS--I th in k I th in k m ore th an you think I think.

ARCHIE R. CARPENTER--Beware! I m ay do som e­ thin g sensational yet!

WENDELL CARPENTER—In ath letics h e's really n e a t, and for a friend he c a n 't be b e at.

JOHN CATE— I hate being late; but it beats hurrying.

BRICKEY CHANCE— I d on 't know the secret of success, but I'm afraid it's work.

BUCK CLABOUGH—M ine eyes are on th e open road.

CLASS OF ’59 B. KENNETH C O R N E T T --In th e electro n ic age, a hum an dynam o.

DICK CO W A N --I know a lo t, but I just c a n 't think of it.

PATSY C R A IG --S he's got rhythm in her feet.

STEPHEN DALE CRISS—A ll th e world is a stage and I do m y part of cu tting up.

Their Classmates Voted Them Most Likely to Succeed.

LUCILE PRITCHARD JACK HURST

SENIORS MARGIE DEFOE DENNIS MILLER

A Giggle, a Laugh, a Smile; These Two Amuse Us All.

JERRY CUNN INGH AM --The m ost fun I have in school is w hen I'm not there.

SANDY CUNNINGHAM—W illing to try anything once, usually tw ice.

LARRY C U P P--Q uiet, but full of fun, he is liked by everyone.

MARGIE DEFOE— T he hairbrain ch atter of i r ­ repressible frivolity.

CLASS OF ’59 EDDIE DELOZIER—I b e liev e in conserving energy, especially m y own.

JIM M Y D O DSO N--M en who know little are usually great talk ers, w hile m en who know m uch say little .

JANICE EAGLETON—Always considerate, kind, and sw e e t--a com bination th a t c a n 't be b e at.

BRENDA EDWARDS — "Oh m e, oh m y ," she says w ith a sigh, "life is short and so am I."

KENNETH EDWARDS—A m bition k illed C aesar, but I'll risk it.

LARRY EG G ER S--H e's n e ith er a book worm nor a social hound, but h e 's a sw ell fellow to have around.

TOBY ELLIS—A dventures are to the adventurous.

ANNE EVERETT— The wrong w ay always seem s m ore reasonable.

SENIORS LYNN FA R LEY --Fem inine vanity, th e divine gift th a t m akes w om en charm ing.

BETTY FA RM ER--A friend is worth a ll hazards run.

EUGENE FARMER—A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any m arket.

BILL FENTON --G ood nature is stronger than tom ahaw ks.

KENT FORTENBERRY—A sm all package of m ischief and fun.

LYNDA LEE FORTNER—Speak gently, let no harsh words m ar the good we m ight do here.

CHARLES H. FREE—The unspoken word never does harm .

JOHN FRYE—Others study to learn , but I never learned to study.

:l a ss OF ’59 KAY MIZELL DENTON MILLSAPS

Always Dependable; Their W ord Is Enough.

BOB G IFFIN --I don 't m ind studying, but I don't like to te ll th e teachers a ll I know.

GALE GIFF1N--Sense is our h e lm et, w it is just the plum e.

RONNIE GODFREY—A little nonsense now and then is relished by the w isest m en.

LYDIA KAY G O RD O N --Sw eetness personified.

SENIORS GLENN GREGORY--M y m otto is, "D on't study u n til you're c a lled on to re c ite ."

KARA G REG O RY --W henever he feels like ex er­ cising, he sits down u n til th e feelin g goes aw ay.

WADE H A M PTO N --H e's an expert at draw ing friends as w ell as pictures.

SANDY HANCOX—Late hours a re n 't good for one, but th e y 're a ll right for tw o.

What Can Be Nicer Than Being Known As Friendly?

BETTY SUE STONE RAY HENDERSON

CLASS OF ’59 HAROLD HANNAH--W e alw ays have tim e if we w ill but use it right.

KAREN HA RA LSO N --Charm s strike the sight, m erit wins the soul.

STEVE HA YES--A grow ing boy needs his sleep.

COY H E A T O N --T he best w ay to k ill tim e is to work it to death.

MARGARET ROSE HENDERSON—T he A B C 's of p o p u larity --A b ility , B eauty, C o -operatio n.

RAY HENDERSON--A star? W ell h e's alw ays out at night.

GRACE H EN R Y --O h, 'tis love, 'tis love th a t m akes the world go round.

PATRICIA GAYLE HENRY--A m erry h eart goes a ll day.

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SENIORS GAYLE HOLLOW AY--She's a ll th a t flam ing hair denotes.

BOB HUM PHREY--I get up at the crack of dawn, stuff up the crack, and go b a ck to bed.

DONALD WILLIAM H U R S T --Saying is one thing, doing is another.

JACK H U R S T --It's a good thing th ere is no tax on laughter.

KATHLEEN JEN K IN S--H er voice the m usic of the spheres.

KING JE N K IN S--G ood-natured, sincere, and obliging.

M ERRITT JEN K IN S--H ow can I learn if I don 't ask questions?

KEITH JO SEPH --W hen nature has work to be done, she creates a genius to do it.

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CLASS OF ’59 GILBERT KEENER--Everybody has his devilish day, but he has his every day.

JOHN K ELLER--They know enough who know how to learn.

BYRON KNIGHT—He th a t has p atien ce can conquer anything.

BARBARA K ID D --W ithout m usic life would be a m istake.

On the Seniors’ Rating Sheets, They Are Tops in Intelligence.

GRACE HENRY KENNETH EDWARDS

SENIORS MARGARET ROSE HENDERSON KING JENKINS

One Look Tells W hy They Are Named Most Attractive.

JANIS LEVANâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Softly speak and sw eetly sm ile.

ALMA DEAN LOVED AY--Cam e as a stranger from F riendsville, b ecam e a friend at M aryville.

PATSY LOW E--I say th a t th e world is lovely and th a t loveliness is enough.

GRAHAM M cA R T H U R --I wish you w ould ex plain your explanation.

CLASS OF ’59 BOBBIE M A R TIN --Ever fair and never proud, had a tongue at w ill and yet never loud.

BOB M ERR IM A N --H e's a whiz at trig and thinks figures are fascinating.

DENNIS MILLER—One of th e uses of originality is to say com m on things in an uncom m on w ay.

FREEMAN DENTON MILLSAPS— T rue to his word, w ork,and friend.

KAY MIZELL—T he secret of the univ erse—turns out to be personality.

CLAUDETTA MOON—A lik eab le girl w ith plenty of friends.

RAY M O R R IS--If bright rem arks were grains of sand I'd be a desert.

WILLIAM M O R R IS--D ynam ite com es in sm all packages.

SENIORS THERESA M O R T O N --T here are a few things th a t never go out of style, a fem inine w om an is one of th em .

FRANCES M U LL--Fair and g entle, good and true, just the friend for m e and you.

CAROLE NICHOLSON—Her g aiety and laughter ring ever after.

CAROL O R R --G entle of speech, beneficen t of m ind.

DON PALM ER--He thinks there are two kinds of people, those who are D em ocrats and those who wish they w ere.

SAMMY PA TTER SO N --D on't le t this air of in ­ nocence fool you.

PAT PAYNE—You m eet her, you love her.

CHARLES PH ILPO T--There is no greater love than the love for food.

CLASS OF ’59 LUCILE PR ITC H A RD --A jo lly word and a pleasant sm ile, she has them ready a ll th e w hile.

PATRICK REED—My m em ory is the thing I forget w ith.

PEGGY WEHUNT REED—No, there is nothing h alf so sw eet in life as love's young dream .

JIM M IE RIDEN—One who has a w ill has everything.

What Do You W ant Done? They Can Do It.

BARBARA KIDD BOB MERRIMAN

SENIORS MIKE ROBERSON—C onstant in terest, in te llig en c e, and personality com bine to form our ed itor's success.

DON ROSS— In tellig en ce is not m easured by how m uch one says.

BECKY ROW AN--A re a l co m bination of jo llity , fro lic, and fun.

KAREN LEE SHIELDS—Either her flirtations or her tw irling w ould reap large profits.

DENNIS SPA R K S--H e's a good advertisem ent for the C ivil A ir Patrol.

JAMES STAPLETON--I can sleep a ll day; nights are different.

JUDY D. STEPHENS--Oh, to be as vivacious as she.

ROBERT LYNN STIN N E T T --H e knows th a t football isn 't the only p la ce w here a good line is needed.

CLASS OF ’59 VICKY WEHUNT JOHN BRADLEY

Athletic Supremacy Can’t Be Hidden.

BETTY SUE STONE— To know her is to love her.

BARBARA ANN STREET—Good hum or is the health of a soul.

FLORENCE STUDLEY—G enerally speaking, she's gen erally speaking.

STEVE SU SONG --W ork fascinates m e , I can sit and w atch it for hours.

SENIORS JERRY CHARLES TALLEY— School, I suppose it's a necessary ev il.

EARLINE TAYLOR—R eady to work, ready to play, ready to help w henever she m ay.

JAMES TEFFETELLER—A ll tim e is th e right tim e for saying w hat is just.

CHARLES T H O M A S--T hey say he was once caught studying.

ELLEN THOM PSON--Poise m ade w ay for charm and they both stayed.

GAIL W ATERS—An inquiring m ind, an infectious grin, a co m bination th a t alw ays wins.

GEORGE KEENER W ATERS—If school is liberty . . . give m e d e a th !

ELLEN WEAVER—L ittle , but oh my!

CLASS OF ’59 VICKY W EHUNT--She entertains a cheerful dis­ position.

FREDDIE W HEELER--Look before you leap , see b e ­ fore you go.

EDDIE W HITE—Young fellow s w ill be young f e l­ lows.

TOBIE JAME W HITE—E ternity is too short to speak thy praise.

BETTY WILLLAMS--A life spent w orthily should be m easured by deeds not years.

MARTHA KATHLEEN WILLOCKS— A soul full of w orth, as void of pride.

SUZANNE WILSON—M usic washes aw ay from the soul th e dust of everyday life.

NOT PICTURED: TROY L. HEATON—T he m an who has a right to boast does not have to.

RONALD M ORTON— Sleep is sw eet to th e laboring m an.

DANIEL PHELPS—Possessor of unsuspected qualities.

MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS, LEFT TO RIGHT: K eith Joseph, Bob M errim an, Lucile P ritchard, K enneth Edwards, V ernon B rem berg.

SENIORS W IN DISTINCT HONORS Last D ecem ber the senior class named Carol Orr as the re­ cipient of the D.A.R. Award which is presented annually by the Daughters of the Am erican Revolution to a M aryville High senior girl showing outstanding citizenship at school and in the com m unity.

The National Merit Foundation early in October named fc^r MHS senior boys and one girl as sem i-finalists in its scholarship program. The 10,000 sem i-finalists represent the top on e-h alf of one per cent of the country's seniors. Since the program began, M aryville High has had one scholarship winner, and every year it has had finalists. At press tim e these five MHS seniors were still in the running for the scholarships.

D .A .R . WINNER C arol Orr. 34

THE JUNIORS CLASS OF I960 Upperclassmen for the first tim e, the juniors planned and participated in several projects--building a H om ecom ing float, producing the Sophomore-Junior Play, and putting on the Prom.

Next year their activities w ill increase as they becom e seniors.

Good luck to you, class of 1960.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann R ay, Secretary; Toni H ornbuckle, T reas­ urer; Jim m y G illespie, V ice-P resident; Eddie Scarbrough, P resi­ dent.

Planning Committee LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: T oni H ornbuckle, H arleen Lyons, Judy O liver, R uth M cD ade, N ancy Bradford, Sandy Tow nsend, Linda Sutton, Ann R ay. BACK ROW: John Shields, Eddie Scarbrough, Lester Lam on, D arryl W illiam s, Sonny M cC lanahan, Lynn H uffstetler, Jim m y G illespie.

Class Favorites H arleen Lyons and Eddie Scarbrough.

JUNIORS JACK AGEE TIM BAILES GORDON BAKER JUDY BASSETT

TOMMY BELCHER BILL BLAZER JOYCE BOLINGER NANCY BRADFORD

DALE BREWER SUSAN CALLAWAY JO CARPENTER ALBERT CARROLL

BOB CATE SHERILL CAUGHRON JAMES CHAMBERS JANIE CHAPMAN

CARLENE CLARK SHIRLEY CLARK DONNY COCHRAN JAMES CORNETT

CLASS OF â&#x20AC;&#x2122;60 ED COSTNER HERBERT DIXON E. R. DYKES CHRIS EVANS

DONNA FIELDS GARY FRYE JIM M Y GILLESPIE JAMES GREGORY

JOHN GRIFFITTS BARBARA GRUBBS SHIRLEY HENDERSON ANNA MAE HENRY

SARAH ANN HENRY MARTHA HITCH JERRY HODGE TONI HORNBUCKLE

VAN HOYT JOE HUBBARD LYNN HUFFS TETLER JUDIE HUMPHREY

JUNIORS RONNIE HUTCHENS DIANE JOHNSON JUDY JONES PAT JONES

NORMA JEAN KERR JAMES KEY LESTER LAMON DONNA LOWE

HARLEEN LYONS SONNY McCLANAHAN RUTH Me DADE DAVID McINTURFF

BOBBY McMURRAY RALPH MAPLES PEGGY MATTHEWS BETTY MAXEY

ROY MONTGOMERY CAROL MOSER JULIA OLIVER JUANITA PAIGE

CLASS OF â&#x20AC;&#x2122;60 PAT PEERY GEORGE PIERCE MARGARET RAMSEY ANN RAY

LOWELL RIDINGS MARTHA ROBINSON DAVID ROGERS BETSY ROSS

EDDIE SCARBROUGH GAYE CAROLE SHERER JOHN SHIELDS SANDRA SMELSER

CHARLES SPEER TONY SPEER TOMMY STANLEY CHARLOTTE STEPP

ROBERT STEPP DONNA STEPPE LINDA ANNE STINNETT LINDA SUTTON

JUNIORS MARILYN TAYLOR BILL TIMMONS JOHNNY TINDELL SANDY TOWNSEND

JO ANN WATKINS JUDY WATTERS SAM WAYCASTER SANDRA WESTON

DARRYL WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIAMS GAYNELLE WILSON JOYCE WILSON

GAIL WINDHAM JOE YOUNG

NOT PICTURED: DAVID ANDERSON DICK BANKS MACK BOLING NORA COMPTON

JOHN DYER HELEN FREE CHARLES FULLER BILL SPARKS 40

THE SOPHOMORES, CLASS OF 1961 This was a year of new experiences for the sophomores. In their first year o f high school they built their first H om ecom ing float, pre­ sented their first class play, and attended their first prom. The class of 1961 shows good prospects of outstanding achievem ents in its next two years at MHS. LEFT TO RIGHT: G ail W ebb, S ecretary; A nnette T effeteller, T reasurer; T om m y Stafford, V ice-P resident; C arol Hurst, President.

Planning Committee LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: A nnette T e f­ fe te lle r, G ail W ebb, M arcia K ing, Sandy Stew art, C arol Hurst, Je a n ie Paine. SECOND ROW: Harry H am m ontree, Jim m y B ritton, Dee R oach, Bill Dawson, R ichard K eithley, T om m y Stafford.

NOT PICTURED: Ruth Pritchard.

Class Favorites C arol Hurst and Tom Stafford

SOPH CLASJ ANN ALEXANDER BOB BALLARD PHYLLIS BLEVINS CAROL BORDEN JANICE BRADLEY JIM M Y BRITTON RICHARD BROWNLIE DORA BUCHANAN JIM MIE CATE TEDDY CATE

BRENDA CHAMBERS MARILEW CLARK RICHARD COOPER LYNN CORBETT BONITA COULTER

JAMES CRAIG LARRY CUNNINGHAM JOHN DAVIS BILL DAWSON STEVEN DEMSTER

AGNES DeVAULT WILLODEAN DISHMAN BILL DRAKE LINDA EDWARDS PEGGY ELROD

JUDY FAGG JOHNNY FARMER NANCY FEEZELL DAVID FORKNER ANN FOX

RUTH FOX JUDY FRANCIS MAX GARDNER ROY GREGORY JUDY GRIFFIN

[ORES DF â&#x20AC;&#x2122;61 TOM GUT RIDGE DONNA GUY JIM M Y HADDOX NORMAN HALL HARRY HAMMONTREE JERRY HARMON DOROTHY HEATON SAM HITCH DAVID HITSON CAROLYN HUFF

CAROL HURST VON LEE IRWIN LINDA JENKINS ART KEEBLE DON KEEBLE

RICHARD KEITHLEY MARCIA KING BECCIE KINTNER FLOYD LAMBERT BILL LANE

LLOYD LAWHORN WALTER LEATHERWOOD JUDITH LINGINFELTER DALE LONG WANDA LOVE DAY

THOMAS M ARTIN JACKIE MATHENY HERBERT MILES MARY MITCHELL RAYMOND MIZELL

FAYE MOODY DANNY MOORE JUDY MUHLHEIZLE R BOB MURPHY PAT MURPHY

SOPH CLASS DAVID NORTON JERRY OGLE LARRY ORR JEANIE PAINE CHARLES PARKER DONALD PARKINS BILL PEERY JOE PENLAND PAT PERRY KENT PETERS

RUTH PRITCHARD JUDY RAMSEY JOHN REDWINE PHILIP RENFRO DEE ROACH

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CLUBS How m any Do You W ant?

Each of the active clubs of M aryville High exists for the benefit of the school as w ell as for the benefit of its m embers.

The Key Club's purchase o f a water cooler, the Thespian's help in purchasing stage equipm ent, and Varsity Club's concession stand at the ball gam es, to m ention only a few projects of the organizations, all contribute a program of extracurricular activities. On the follow ing pages are shown those who make a club what it is , its m em bers, and officers, and a summary of club objectives as w ell as the activities planned for the year.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ernie Cox, Eddie Scarbrough, K eith Joseph. SECOND ROW: V icky W ehunt, Spon足 sor Mrs. Sam Baker, G aynelle W ilson, G ail W aters, Barbara Kidd, Judy Bryson, Carol M oser, Kay M izell, Judy Bas足 sett. THIRD ROW: K aren H aralson, L ucile Pritchard, Earline T aylor, Brenda Bond, Sandy Townsend, Ann Ray, C laudetta M oon, C arol Orr. FOURTH ROW: Vernon Brem berg, Pat Lowe, G race Henry, Susan C allaw ay, M argaret R am sey, Jerry W illiam s, M ike Roberson. FIFTH ROW: Roy M ontgom ery, K enneth Edwards, Darryl W illiam s, Jack Hurst, Dennis M iller, Bob M errim an, John K eller, Bill Fenton.

BETA CLUB PROMOTES LEFT TO RIGHT: K enneth Edwards, President; D en足 nis M iller, V ice-P resident; G race Henry, Secretary; Kay M izell, T reasurer. NOT PICTURED: Lucile Pritchard, C haplain.

The purpose of the Beta Club is to encourage effort, promote character, improve leadership, and reward m erit.

Membership is lim ited to juniors and seniors who have m et the scholastic requirements of the M aryville chapter of the National Beta Club.

Assisted by faculty adviser Mrs. Sam Baker, the or足 ganization presented a play for assembly. Each member took his turn giving morning devotions to the student body.

Following their initiation, the new members and their parents were honored with a fall banquet.

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M orning devotions Betas go social

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SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT V ersatile Betas

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Brenda Edwards, Judy Stephens, K aren Scott, Barbara S treet, N ancy F eezell, Bar­ bara Shields, K athy Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Lynn Farley, C laudetta M oon, C arole N icholson, Norm a Je a n Kerr, Donna Steppe, Sandy Stew art, Patsy C raig, Shirley H enderson, Ellen W eaver, G ail W aters. THIRD ROW: Mrs. John Sherrod, Gaye C arol Sherer, T heresa M orton, Lynda Fortner, B eulah B eaty, Agnes D eV ault, M argie DeFoe, Brenda Bond, Jan ice H aven, Delores C aylor, Kay Gordon, Sandy Akers, Jan ice Eagleton, K aren H aralson, G ayle Henry, B etty M axey.

F. H. A. MEMBERS STUDY HOMEMAKING. LEFT TO RIGHT: G ail W aters, Treasurer; Donna Stepp, Presi­ dent; B etty M axey, P arliam entarian; G ayle H enry, H istorian; Patsy C raig, Song Leader; K aren Scott, Secretary.

The Future Homemakers o f Am erica is a National organization of high school girls studying hom em aking. Under the guidance of Mrs. John Sherrod. M aryville High girls strive toward the FHA goal of helping to im provepersonal,fam ily, and com m unity living now and in the future.

Investigating vocations available to hom e econom ics students and learning about hom elife in foreign countries are an important part o f the program.

LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: B eccie K intner, Ruth Pritchard, Judy Francis, Pat Perry, Pat Peery, Jan ice Bradley, Phyllis Blevins, Barbara Shields, M ary Lane M itch ell, G ail W ebb, Judy Fagg, Ann Fox, M arilew C lark, Jean ie Paine, Iris Snider. SECOND ROW: Linda Jenkins, K aren S m ith, Peggy Elrod, C arol H urst, Ann A lexander, Sandra Stew art, Judy G riffin, Ruth Fox, M arcia K ing, A nnette T effeteller, Linda Edwards, Judy R am sey, Sponsor Miss Dorothy R eed. THIRD ROW: B ill Dawson, Linda Row an, Ja c k A gee, Phil R enfro, Thom as M artin, Jim m y Haddox, Jim m y C ate, Joe Penland, Larry C unningham , B ill Perry, R ichard C ooper, Bob B allard, Sponsor Mrs. Lee H agan.

FOURTH ROW: Dee R oach, H arry H am m ontree, Bob M urphy, Jim m y B ritton, R ichard K eithley, Freddie W eyler, Bob C ate, Thom as G uthridge, Sam Bill H itch, W alter L eath erwood, T om m y T alley , C harles Ross, D avid H itson, K ent Peters.

JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE This year sophomores and juniors organized M aryville High School's first Junior C lassical League. Through this chapter of the national organization, students promote understanding of the influence which Latin exerts upon our modern world.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Dawson, Secretary; M arcia K ing, P resi­ dent; Joe Penland, S ergeant-at-A rm s; Sandra S tew art, T reas­ urer; Dee R oach, V ice-P resident.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: B ill M orris, K enneth C ornett. SECOND ROW: Sponsor Ernest N iles, Sam W aycaster, John Frye, Bob M cM urrary, Danny Ab b o tt, Ernie Cox, Gary Frye, Bill D rake, Bob B allard, Pat R eed, King Jenkins, Buddy W aters, K eith W ilson, Gordon Baker, John R edw ine, Jim m y C ate. THIR ROW: R ay H enderson, D ale Long, Harry H am m on tree, Jam es Stapleton, Jim m ' B ritton, E. R. Dykes, Jim m y R iden, G ilbert K eener, Jerry C unningham , G lenn

HI-Y CLUB CARRIE'

LEFT TO RIGHT: K enneth C ornett, C om m ittee C hair­ m an; King Jenkins, V ice-P resident; Jerry H odge, S ergeant-at-A rm s; Sandy C unningham , S ecretary; Ray H enderson, President; D ick Banks, T reasurer.

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egory, Jo e Penland, Jerry T alley , V an H oyt, Donny C ochran, Don P alm er, Sonny :C lanahan. FOURTH ROW: C harles Philpot, Sam m y Patterson, Frank A tchison, ck Banks, Bob Stepp, Bob G iffin, G ale G iffin, K ara G regory, Sandy C unningham , aham M cA rthur, C harles Ross, Bob C ate, Jerry H odge, W ade H am pton, John rm er, Dennis Sparks.

DN OBJECTIVES OF YMCA Through their affiliation with the Young Men's Christian A ssociation, boys in the Hi-Y develop higher standards of Christian living and strive to becom e better citizens. Boys in this group represent all three classes and are sponsored by Ernest N iles.

Joining with the Senior Y -T een s, the H i-Y helps to sponsor the Wednesday morning chapel programs. In the fall they sent a delegation to the Hi-Y Conference.

Before the Christmas holidays they provided a sp ecial program for all the students.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: W endell C arpenter, M ike Roberson, Eddie Scarbrough, Jim m y H addox, Bob M urphy, Bill Dawson, Dee R oach, T om m y S tanley. SECOND ROW: Sponsor Roy R oberts, Lynn H uffstetler, Ernie Cox, V e r­ non B rem berg, K eith Joseph, Ja c k Hurst, Jerry W illiam s, Roy M ontgom ery. THIRD ROW: Bob M errim an, Dennis M iller, Eddie DeLozier, K enneth Edwards, Tom Stafford, D arryl W illiam s, D enton M illsaps, Lester Lam on, John Shields.

KEY CLUB CONTINUES SERVICE The Key Club is a service organization for high school sophomore, junior, and senior boys selected on the basis of their scholastic achievem ents, leadership qualities, and citizenship.

Sponsored by Kiwanis International, the Key Club strives to excf in school service, com m unity projects, and assistance to the sponsoring Kiwanis Club. Guided by faculty sponsor Roy Roberts the M aryville High Key Club drew up the T een-A ge Code and purchased a w ater-cooler. The m otto of the organization is "We Build," and the MHS Club is constantly trying to cooperate with the other clubs in Key Club International for the furthering of their purposes and goals.

LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: President Bob M errim an. STAND­ ING: Secretary M ike Roberson, V ice-P resident Darryl W illiam s, Treasurer K enneth Edwards.

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N SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Keyers worship together

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Linda S tinn ett, G aynelle W ilson, L ucile Pritchard, Donna B lackburn, M argaret H enderson. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann W atkins, A nne E verett, Florence Studley, Brenda Edwards, Bobbie M artin, C laudetta M oon, Jan ice Bradley, R onnie G odfrey, Ja n ic e E agleton. THIRD ROW: R egina B radley, Brenda Bond, Lynn Farley, Larry Eggers, John G riffits. NOT PICTURED: H erb M iles, C harlotte Boring, K ay M izell, C arreen B ailey, Janis LeVan, Bill Blazer, Frances M ull, T oby Ellis, Fred W eyler, G ayle Henry, K athleen W illocks, Charles Speer, Sam W aycaster, D avid Rogers, Beulah B eaty, B etty Farm er, Becky Row an, Steve Criss, K ay Gordon.

STUDENTS ASSISI

LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbie M artin, V ice-P resident; M argaret H end­ erson, S ecretary; Donna Sue B lack­ burn, Treasurer; R onnie Godfrey, President.

Members of the Library Club serve as assistants to Miss Helen Ott, club sponsor and librarian. After learning the functions of the library, they serve in various capacities. Acting as desk assistants, working in the m agazine room, preparing bulletin board displays, and shelving books, the club contributes to the efficien cy o f the library. Composed o f volunteers from all three grades the members must work a h alf hour or more each week and m aintain passing grades.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: M ike Roberson, Judy B assett, C arol Orr, Peggy R eed, Bob M errim an. BACK ROW: D arryl W illiam s, K eith Joseph, V ernon Brem berg, K enneth Edwards, Eddie Scarbrough. NOT PICTURED: A rchie C arpenter, Larry Eggers, John K eller.

MATHEMATICIANS FORM MU ALPHA THETA Thirteen students o f M aryville High School are charter members of the new local chapter o f the National High School M athem atics Club, Mu Alpha Theta. A charter is granted to a high school only after the national organization makes a careful exam ination of the school's course offerings and staff in m athem atics. Members must have had a B-plus average for four sem esters of solid m athem atics; must be enrolled in a fifth sem ester, and must have an over-all average of B in all high school work.

LEFT TO RIGHT: A rchie C arpenter, V ice-P resident; C arol Orr, S ecretary-T reasurer; K eith Joseph, President.

LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Miss Troy H addox, K ay M izell, Sam alynn Baker, K aren Shields, G race Henry. BACK ROW: W ade H am pton, V ernon B rem berg, Ja c k Hurst.

THESPIANS PRESENT "THE U N G U ID ED MISSâ&#x20AC;?

A ffiliated w ith the n atio n al T hespian C lub, this is our school's th e a tric a l organization. Each year the club presents a play under the d irection of sponsor Miss Troy Haddox. T he profits from this year's production, THE UNGUIDED MISS, were used to purchase stage equipm ent.

M em bership is achieved by earning a required num ber of points through p articip atio n in dra m a tic presentations sponsored by the school.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam alynn Baker, Secretary; Vernon B rem berg, Treasurer; Kay M izell, V ic e President; W ade H am pton, President.

LEFT TO RIGHT: C arole N icholson, Sarah H enry, Lynda Fortner, Patsy C raig, B etty M axey, G ayle H enry, Barbara S treet, Betty W illiam s, K ay M izell, V icky W ehunt, Peggy R eed, M argie D eFoe, Miss Erna Fae H ale.

"M ’-CLUB SPONSORS SERVICE PROJECTS To becom e elig ib le for the ”M ” C lub a girl m ust lette r in intram u ral sports. This year bow ling was added. To rem ain a m em b er, it is necessary to continue p articip atio n in in tram u ­ rals. Under the sponsorship of Miss Erna Fae H ale the club attem pts to prom ote a health fu l and desirable sports program for girls. This year the group helped to purchase a w ater cooler, an outside basketball g o al, and took Thanksgiving and Christm as baskets to needy fam ilies.

LEFT TO RIGHT: B etty M axey, President; Kay M izell, S ec­ retary; V icky W ehunt, Treasurer; Barbara S treet, R eporter; Sarah H enry, V ice-P resident.

LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: B rickey C hance, G ale G iffin, John C ate, Lowell R idings, Jim m y G illespie, C harles Thom as, K enneth C ornett, Larry Cupp, John B radley, Steve Susong. SECOND ROW: W endell C arpenter, John Burns, Jerry T alley , Bob S tinn ett, D avid Anderson, Don H urst, D ick C ow an, Bob G iffin, Bob Stepp, Sponsor Ken Shepard.

VARSITY CLUB REW ARDS ATHLETES Any boy who has lette re d in a m ajor sport or m et the requirem ents o f a m anager is elig ib le for m em bership in the V arsity Club. Under the spon­ sorship of Coach Ken Shepard the organization supervised the intraclass b asketball tournam ents and sold snacks during basketball gam es.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry C upp, President; John Bradley, V ice-P resident; Don H urst, Treasurer; John C ate, Secretary.

LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED, FIRST ROW: C arol H urst, Eddie Scarbrough, Ernie Cox. SECOND ROW: M arcia K ing, Sponsor Emerson W atson, Linda Sutton, K ay M izell, Sponsor Miss H elen O tt, T om m y Stafford. STANDING: Ja c k H urst, Dennis M iller.

STUDENT COUNCIL ACTS AS MEDIATOR T hree representatives from each class, aided by faculty representatives Miss H elen O tt and Emerson W atson com prise the Student C ouncil. C ouncil m em bers who work to prom ote good relations betw een teachers and students are elected on the basis of their outstanding scholastic accom plishm ents and adm irable personal ch aracteristics.

On the first day of the new term Student C ouncil guides helped to fam ilia riz e new students w ith the school building. T o prom ote thoughtfulness the C oun­ cil sponsored C ourtesy W eek and conducted the ele ctio n of the M ost Courteous Boy and G irl. Through their efforts, the hom ecom ing parade was planned and hom ecom ing festivities w ere organized. A ll the students have learned to ap p reciate the Student C oun­ cil store w here C ouncil m em bers sell school supplies.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis M iller, President; Kay M izell, Secretary; Jack Hurst, V ice-P resid en t.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Donna B lackburn, Judy Stephens, Sandy A kers, Barbara S treet, K ay Gordon. SEC­ OND ROW: Lynn Farley, A lm a Loveday, C arreen B ailey, T obie W hite, M argie D eFoe, T heresa M orton. THIRD ROW: Judy Bryson, Ann E verett, Brenda Edwards, K aren Shields, L ucile Pritchard, Suzanne W ilson, Glynda B lanken­ ship. FOURTH ROW: Pat Payne, Frances M ull, K aren H aralson, Sam alyn Baker, K athy Jenkins, Patsy C raig, Ellen W eaver, Becky Rowan, B etty A rnold. FIFTH ROW: Jan ice H aven, Delores C aylor, C laudetta M oon, Patsy Lowe, G ail W aters, Barbara Kidd, C harlotte Boring. SIXTH ROW: Peggy R eed, Betty Sue Stone, E llen Thom pson, T obie Ellis, V icky W ehunt, G ayle H enry. STANDING: M argaret H enderson, Mrs. R obert Sadler, Kay M izell, Earline T aylor, C arol Orr, Beulah B eaty, Jan ice E agleton, Lynda Fortner, B etty Farm er.

SENIOR Y-TEENS PAI Y -T een s, a service organ izatio n sponsored by the YW CA, opens its m em bership to any girl in the tenth through the tw elfth grades who w ill work to live up to the purpose of the YWCA in her daily life.

T he size o f the organ izatio n has necessitated the form ation of three clu b s, one for each of the classes, under the sponsorship of Miss Erna Fae H ale, Mrs. Robert S adler, and Mrs. W. M. W ine, the girls under­ took various projects.

Seniors in Senior Y-Teens LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Farley, S ecretary; M argie D eFoe, V ic e President; C arol Orr, Treasurer; K ay M izell, President. NOT PICTUREI T heresa M orton, C haplain.

LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Pat Perry, Jo C arpenter, Linda S tinn ett, G aynelle W ilson, Joyce W ilson, Peggy M athews, Judy H um phrey, Shirley C lark. SECOND ROW: Sherill C aughron, Linda T urpin, C arol M oser, G ail W indham , Donna Steppe. THIRD ROW: Sponsor Miss Erna Fae H ale, Judy Jones, Ju an ita Paige, H arleen Lyons, M artha Robinson, Donna Fields, D iane Johnson, Barbara Grubbs, Sarah H enry. FOURTH ROW: N orm a Je a n Kerr, M arilyn T aylor, Ann R ay, Judy O liver, Donna Lowe, B etty M axey, Sandy Townsend, M artha H itch. FIFTH ROW: Linda Sutton, R uth M cD ade, Betsy Ross, C arlene C lark, N ancy B radford, Judy W aters, M argaret R am sey, Jo Ann W atkins, A ntoinette H ornbuckle, Sandra W eston, Sandra Sm elser.

[CIPATE IN VARIED ACTIVITIES Along w ith the H i-Y the Senior Y -T een s sponsored the torning devotional program s. In ad dition, the girls held andy and cookie sales for m on ey-raising projects and offer leir aid to com m unity service. A t T hanksgiving and hristm as they gathered food and clothing to be tak en to eedy fam ilies.

Juniors in Senior Y-Teens LEFT TO RIGHT: M arilyn T aylor, President; Jo C arpenter, Secretary; Judy W atters, C haplain; Jo Ann W atkins, V ice-P resident; M argaret R am sey, T reasurer; C a r lp n p C la r k - R p n n r tp r .

LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: W anda Loveday, Iris Snider, Jean ie Paine, M ary Lane M itch ell, Ann Fox, Judy M uhlheizer, M arilew C lark. SECOND ROW: Linda Edwards, N ancy F eezell, Barbara Shields, Lynn C orbett, M arcia K ing, Patsy Jo M urphy. THIRD ROW: Judy G riffin, Ruth Fox, K aren Sm ith, Pat Perry, Sandra Stew art, Judy Fagg. FOURTH ROW: K aren Scott, Donna Guy, Dorothy H eaton, Judy R am sey, G ail W ebb, A nnette T effeteller.

FIFTH ROW: Ann A lexander, Sponsor Mrs. W . M. W ine, Faye M oody, Ju d ith L inginfelter, Linda Row an, B etty W hitlock, B eccie K intner.

SOPHOMORES JO IN ACTIVE JU N IO R Y-TEENS D uring th eir first year as Y -T eens, these sophom ore girls learn ed the purposes of the club.

T hey "adopted" a bedridden lady for their service p ro jec t of the year. A m on ey-raising project was used to send one of their m em bers as a d e leg ate to the T ennessee-K entucky Y -T een C onference this sum m er.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy G riffin, Treasurer; M arcia K ing, President; A nnette T effeteller, V ice-P resident; Sandy S tew art, Program C h air­ m an; K aren Scott, S ecretary; K aren Sm ith, R eporter.

Regular Staff

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Steve Susong, G race H enry, Mike Roberson, Bill M orris, T om m y Stanley. SECOND ROW: Kay M izell, Donna B lackburn, T obie W hite, J a c k Hurst, Don Palm er, Lucile Pritchard.

RED A N D BLACK Contributors LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: K aren Shields, K aren H aralson, Glynda Blankenship, C arreenB ailey, Jo e Penland. SECOND ROW: W ade H am pton, K enneth Edwards, R ichard K eithley, C harlotte Boring, Dee R oach, Florence Studley. THIRD ROW: Susan C allaw ay, N ancy Bradford, C arol H urst, Je a n ie P aine, Freddie W eyler.

LEFT TO RIGHT: M ike Roberson, G race H enry, Don Palm er.

SEATED: Lucile Pritchard.

The Above Edit the Paper

LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: M ike Roberson, L ucile Pritchard, Earline T aylor. STANDING: K aren H aralson, Don Palm er, Eddie DeLozier, B etty Farm er, Donna B lackburn, R onnie G odfrey, K enneth Edwards.

EDITOR MIKE A N D HIS AIDES PLANNED THIS BOOK.

"THE BIG THREE" LEFT TO RIGHT: K eith Joseph, Business M anager; M ike Roberson, Editor; Ja c k H urst, C irculation M anager.

LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: K athy W illocks, G race H enry, K eith Joseph, C arol Orr. SECOND ROW: Bobbie M artin, C laudetta M oon, D enton M illsaps, V ernon B rem berg, Bob M errim an.

DIRECTED BY KEITH A N D JACK, THESE SENIORS FINANCED IT. LEFT TO RIGHT; FIRST ROW: C harlotte Boring, B renda Bond, Sam alynn Baker, R egina B radley, G ail W aters, Barbara Kidd, Kay M izell; SECOND ROW: Larry Eggers, Frances M ull, Pat Payne, K aren Shields, J a n ic e Eagleton, Jam es Stapleton; THIRD ROW: J a c k Hurst, D ennis M iller.

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M erm aid Club of 1959.

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MUSIC

Sounds good.

A ttention!

H ere we com e.

Since m usic is one of the m ost popular activ ities at M aryville High, m any students p a rtic ip ate in eith er band or choir. T hese organizations contribute to the developm ent of m usical talents and provide e n te r­ tain m ent for the com m unity.

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THE BA N D PLAYS PO PULAR, CLASSICAL,AND MARTIAL MUSIC J a c k C onnell, Band and Choir D irector

Each individual in the M aryville High School Band is an in teg ral part of the o rg an i­ zatio n . Everyone has his job and takes pride in doing it w ell. T hrough the years every band m em ber w ill carry in his h e art the thrills of h a lf-tim e shows, parades, concerts, band trips, clin ics, and festivals. This year our band had the honor o f perform ing in the G ator Bowl in Jacksonville, F lorida. Band training develops self-d isc ip lin e, precision, and exactness.

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LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Diane Johnson, G ail W aters, Jan ice Eagleton, Karen Sm ith, M artha H itch, Betsy Ross, Karen H aralson, K aren Shields, Judy Stephens, Jim m y H addox, Judy Francis, B arbara Grubbs, Beulah Beaty, Linda Jenkins, Sandra Sm elser. SECOND ROW: Ann A lexander, Bill Sparks, Becky Rowan, Barbara Kidd, Thom as M artin, Dorothy H eaton, Peggy Elrod, Florence Studley, A nnette T effeteller, M arcia King, Linda Edwards, Ann Fox, Karen Scott. THIRD ROW: Kent Fortenberry, C harlotte Stepp, Pat Perry, Harry H am m ontree, Gordon Baker, Pat Peery, Art K eeble.

W O O D W IN D MUSICIANS CONTRIBUTE MUCH BRASS SECTION ADDS TO THE ENJOYM ENT LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Betty W hitlock, David Rogers, Bob M urphy, Ellen W eaver. SECOND ROW: Thomas T alley , Bobby H um phrey, K ent Peters, Freddie W eyler, Jerry W illiam s, Ernie Cox, Sonny M cC lanahan, Lynn H uffsteller, Dee R oach, John Davis, Eddie Scarbrough, H erbert Dixon, M ike T eague, Jam es C om ett, Betty Farm er, Joe-Y oung, Bill Dawson, Billy T im m ons. THIRD ROW: Jim m y B ritton, Johnny T indell, Bill Stepp.

Band Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara K idd, President; Jan ice E agleton, A ssistant S ecretary; B etty Farm er, T re as­ urer; Judy Stephens, Secretary.

DRUM M A JO R --C harles Philpot BAND SPONSOR—M argaret Rose H enderson

LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Beulah B eaty, Linda Jenkins, Judy Francis, Jim m y H addox, Barbara Grubbs, Sandra Sm elser, Bill Dawson. SECOND ROW: Bobby H um phrey, C harles Philpot, K ent Peters, Freddie W eyler, Jerry W illiam s, Gordon Baker, Sonny M cC lanahan, Lynn H uffstetler, Eddie Scarbrough, Johnny Davis, Ernie Cox.

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: C onductor Ja c k C onnell, K athy Jenkins, Patsy C raig, B etty A rnold, Donna Stepp, Judy G riffin, Ruth Fox, Sarah Henry, Suzanne W ilson, Sandy Akers, M ary Jan e M itch ell. SECOND ROW: Betty M axey, R egina Bradley, Ja n ic e B radley, Brenda Edwards, Patsy Lowe, Kerry Sue Andrews, Anne E verett, Brenda Bond, Joyce B olinger, Jean ie Paine, Jan ice H aven. THIRD ROW: D elores C aylor, A rchie C arpenter, John Frye, John Bradley, Jerry T alley , Lowell Ridings, Bill M orris, K enneth C ornett, G race Henry.

CHOIR ENCOURAGES INTEREST IN MUSIC T he choir, under th e direction o f Jack C onnell, p re ­ sented three scheduled concerts w ith the band. M em bers attended th e East T ennessee Band and Choir Festival w here they represented MHS w ell. Som e of them also w ent to the A ll-S ta te C hoir Festival in N ashville. A very activ e organization, th e choir has sung its way into th e heart of each student at MHS. SEATED: G race Henry, A ccom panist; LEFT TO RIGHT: R egina B radley, A ssistant S ecretary; K athy Jenkins, Presi­ dent; Delores C aylor, Librarian; Anne E verett, Secretary; Jan ice H aven, Librarian; Brenda Bond, Treasurer; Brenda Edwards, A ssistant T reasurer; Librarians Sandy Akers and Kerry Andrews; K enneth C ornett, V ice-p resid en t.

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T he m om ent the beginning touchdow n is scored, th e tenseness o f a close basketball g am e's closing seconds; these are th e things that help m ake life en joyab le and give m em ories a rosy glow. So, on w ith th e show; sport now reigns as king.

Back Court Strategy

M aryville 12

Lenoir C ity 6

T he b u ll-lik e running power of MHS fullback John Bradley paced the Rebels to a 12 to 6 victory over Lenoir C ity in their first contest o f th e 1958 season. Bradley gained 103 yards and m ade both M aryville TD 's. C harles Thom as, Lowell Ridings, Bob Stepp, and W endell C arpenter did co m ­ m endab le defensive work in the MHS line.

M aryville 25

Farragut 0

In th e second gam e o f the MHS season, the Rebels co m pletely dem olished shy Farragut by a 25-0 m argin. John Bradley, Don Hurst, and C harles T hom as.led the TD parade. Bradley scored tw ice, Hurst and Thom as each once. Bob Stinnett, W endell C arpenter, and Thom as shone on d efen­ sive.

M aryville 0 Bristol 19 Invading th e hom eground of th e h ig h ly-touted T ennessee High V ikings, M aryville's Rebels w ent after their third consecutive win. This was not to be, how ever, for th e Bristol attack lived up to its p re-g am e billings and the Rebs w ere sm othered 19-0. Q uarterback Larry M ason and halfback M ike Pinkston paced the sm ooth V iking offense, w hile M aryville's TD com bo, John B radley and Don Hurst, w ere h eld at bay by a huge T ennessee High defensive line.

M aryville 20

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Porter 7

Bouncing back b rillian tly from their previous defeat, the Rebels of C oach Ken Shepard easily defeated the Porter Panthers. Being used only sparingly, th e M aryville first team m anaged to score all three Reb touchdow ns, and then had to be content w ith w atching from th e bench as the varsity subs b attled th e inexperien ced Panthers on even term s.

M aryville 0

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Bob M cM urray, Bob Stepp, B< S tinnett, Lowell R idings, Don H urst, Ray H enderson, Vernon B rem berg, Larry C upp, C harles T hom as, John B radley. SECON ROW: Pat R eed, K enneth Edwards, Jerry C unningham , R alph M aples, H arold H annah, D ale Long.

A lcoa 6

T he A lcoa Tornadoes continued their p h e­ nom enal victory skein over the Rebels, beating them 6 to 0. D espite th e v aliant efforts o f John Bradley and Don Hurst, th e M aryville offensive m achine could not m ove to a tally . C harles Thom as, Bob Stepp, Ray Henderson, and Bob S tin­ nett stood out on defensive for M aryville.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Line C oach, Jack Spears; Back C oach, Jim m y Harris; H ead C oach, Ken Shepard; End C oach, T . J . Stafford.

M aryville 12

Sevierville 13

On another road trip, th e Rebels w ere edged out by S ev ierv ille’s Sm oky Bears, 13 to 12, after leading by two touchdow ns at th e h a lf tim e. Don Hurst scored both Rebel T D 's but the po in t-after was m issed each tim e . John B radley and C harles Thom as led the MHS defensem en.

M aryville 0

Everett 6

For th e third consecutive week M aryville's o f­ fense ground out yardage a ll over th e field, but could not develop a sufficient scoring punch.

E verett's offense, in th e m e an tim e , plodded along un im ag in ativ ely until early in th e third period when quarterback M ike W hite's aerials loosened th e Reb defense enough to allow fullback W ayne G raham to scoot over th e goal from eight yards out.

M aryville 14 ddy W aters, W endell C arpenter, D ick Cow an, Frank A tchison.

IIRD ROW: G lenn Gregory, Sandy C unningham , Roy G regory, aham M cA rthur, D ennie Sparks, Jerry H odge, Roy S tinn ett, m m y Stafford, John Burns.

PREAD OUR GLORY

An inspired Rebel team rose out o f th e depth of despair to hand th e M cM inn C ounty C herokees a 14-12 d efeat in one o f th e year's m ost stunning upsets in East T ennessee. Running roughshod over th e C herokees during th e first quarter, fullback John Bradley and tailb ack Larry Cupp both hit paydirt, and sophom ore D ale Long booted two extra points to put MHS ahead 14-0. M cM inn C ounty fought back savagely after th e in itia l period and registered ta llie s in th e second and third periods. This was not enough, how ever, and M aryville's aroused Rebels hung on for a glorious H om ecom ing victory.

M aryville 20

C aptain W endell C arpenter

M cM inn 12

Loudon 21

T he Rebels w ent to Loudon, w ere pushed all over the field in the first h a lf, and then battled back for 20 points only to lose, 21 to 20. In the second h a lf John B radley scored tw ice to pace the atta ck . C harles Thom as caught Larry Cupp's pass in the end zone for the third MHS m arker. T he third PAT try m issed. Low ell Ridings, Bob Stepp, V ernon B rem berg, and W endell C arpenter paced the Rebel defense.

M aryville 20

Newport 6

A lter tn e Fighting Cocks from Newport had jum ped off to an early 6 -0 lead, th e MHS offense began to c lic k , and th e Rebels annexed their fifth victory of th e season. Fullback John Bradley scored th e in itia l M aryville TD, but it was Larry Cupp's 64-yard pass to end Bob Stinnett th at brought the hom estanding M aryville fans to their feet, arid put th e Rebels ahead for good. Cupp also scored the third MHS ta lly in th e fourth quarter, c lim a x ­ ing one o f his best nights during his tenure on the Rebel varsity.

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End S . C unningham

End M cArthur Fullback Bradley

Guard C arpenter

C enter Henderson Fullback Reed Guard Brem berg

T ailback Cupp

W ingback Burns

W ingback Cowan M anager DeLozier

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LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: C harles T hom as, Bob Stepp, W endell C arpenter, Ray Henderson, Vernon Bremberg, Lowell Ridings, Bobby S tinn ett. STANDING: Bob M cM urray, John Bradley, Larry Cupp, Don Hurst.

THE STARTING

Cowan gains yardage

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Raym ond M izell, K eith W ilson, K enneth C ornett. SEC­ OND ROW: George P ierce, Eddie DeLozier, Don P alm er,V an Hoyt.

TO D AY S "B” SQUAD - TO M O R R O W ’S VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Danny M oore, Tim B ailes, Bill Blazer, Bob B allard, Tony W hite, T om m y B elcher, Larry W atson, W alter L eatherw ood. SECOND ROW: M ack Boling, Ralph M aples, Tom Stafford, Roy Gregory, Jerry H odge, A lbert C arroll, John Farm er, Dale Long, Roy S tinn ett, Dick Banks.

LEFT TO RIGHT: C oach Emerson W atson, D ick Cow an, Steve Susong, John B radley, Bob G iffin, C harles Thom as, John C ate, Larry Cupp, W endell C arpenter, D avid Anderson, Jim m y G illispie.

MARYVILLE’S CAGERS ENJOYED A BANNER YEAR

Blessed w ith six returning lette rm en and w ith a to tal of eight senior players on th e team , the 1958-59 M aryville High School cagers showed prom ise of becom ing one o f th e most outstanding squads in th e school's history. As th e season progressed this prom ise blossom ed into fulfillm ent and basket­ ball ex citem en t ran high.

T hroughout th e season th e Rebels w ere faced w ith overcom ir th e superior height advantage held by the m ajo rity o f opponents T im e after tim e M aryville's C a rd in a l--c la d warriors overcam e this disadvantage by sheer courage and desire. This desire, coupled with th e R ebel’s basket sharp-shooting, caused several perennial East T ennessee powers to fall by the w ayside when faced with M ary v ille’s h ig h -g eared attack.

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Forward Cate

Guard Bradley

Forward Cupp

LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Phil R enfro, H erbert Dixon, Bob B allard, Harry H am m ontree, Lester Lam on, R alph M apel. STANDING: E. R. Dykes, D ale Long, John Farm er, T om m y Phelps, Roy Gregory, Donna C ochran.

THE "B” TEAM GAINED VALUABLE EXPERIENCE

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Long Follows Through

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LEFT TO RIGHT, F k ONT ROW: M anager Barbara S treet, Joyce B olinger, Patsy C raig, V icky W ehunt, Peggy R eed, Sarah H enry, G ayle H ollow ay, Kay M izell, M anager K enneth C ornett. SECOND ROW: M anager Sandy Akers, Barbara Shields, C arlene C lark, B etty Farm er, Faye M oody, Lynn C orbett, Agnes D eV ault, H arleen Lyons, C oach T ed W ilson.

REBELETTES TAKE TO THE H A RD W O O D

For th e first tim e since 1946 girls' basketball returned to th e M aryville High ath letics scene. C oached by T ed Wilson, a form er MHS star ath lete, th e girls although inexperienced, never failed to show the in d o m in itab le Rebel spirit and a l­ ways gave a good account of them selves.

Only five seniors w ere on the varsity squad this year and the bonanza o f returning players who gained experience should p la ce M aryville am ong th e leaders in the county next year.

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Peggy R eed Guard

SENIOR

Kay M izell Guard

PLAYERS

B etty Farm er Guard

PatsY C raig Forward

LEFT TO RIGHT: Don H urst, Sam m y Patterson, Larry Cupp, John B radley, John C ate, G ale G iffin, Brickey C hance, Jim m y G illespie, M anager K enneth C ornett.

BASEBALL, 1958; HAIL THE CHAMPIONS!

M aryville's 1958 baseball team fashioned a near perfect season, losing only one gam e, and annexed the Blount County and C hilhow ee A th letic C onference cham pio n­ ships. A ll this cam e as a result of the outstanding play o f nine starting juniors, three of whom , John Bradley, John C ate, and Larry Cupp, were nam ed to the CAC a ll­ conference team . This year, these juniors are seniors, and w ith th e help of several substitutes who earned their varsity le tte r, should p ace C oach Ken Shepard's Rebels to one o f the m ost successful baseball seasons in m any years.

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For the first tim e in the school's history, a track team represented MHS in interscholastic com petition in 1958. This co m petitio n was sponsored by the M ary v ille--A lco a Jaycees and held at M aryville C ollege. A lthough th e team worked out for the event for only about two weeks, m ost of th e tim e w ithout th e benefit of trained coaching, the boys lived up to th e Rebel spirit and p laced second in team co m petitio n.

With this background, th e school has decided to furnish th e thinclads w ith a fu ll-tim e coach and schedule several m eets w ith area schools in 1959.

LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A rchie C arpenter, K enneth C ornett, John Burns. SECOND ROW: D ick Cowan, D ennie Sparks, Larry C upp, Bob M cM urray.

M. H. S. THINCLADS STAGE PREMIER PERFORMANCE G et th a t spare, B etty.

T w ice a week girls from all th ree classes m et to p a rticip ate in intram u ral sports. Under th e guidance o f Miss Erna Fae H ale they played tennis, b ask etb all, and softball, and learn ed to bowl. At the end o f th e year several girls who had accu m u lated the necessary points w ere aw arded letters and w ere invited to join the M -C lub.

W hat a serv e!

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G ayle H olloway

Frances M ull

LEFT TO RIGHT: H arleen Lyons, Pat Jones, Sandy Stew art, C aptain Pat Payne, Frances M ull, G ail W ebb, G ayle H ol­ low ay.

W H E N THEY SAY "YELL,” W E YELL H arleen Lyons

C aptain Pat Payne

Sandy Stew art

Pat Jones

G ail W ebb

Cowan C arries.

Steps To Success.

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Feed The Brute!

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HOMECOMING QUEEN M argaret Rose H enderson

HOMECOMING ROYALTY ATTENDANT Betty Sue Stone

ATTENDANT H arleen Lyons

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We W in !

Following a week o f keen class com petition, th e three H om ecom ing floats w ere finally finished. A large parade preceded the victorious football gam e and crowning of th e queen. High spirits, and beautiful w eather helped m ake th e 1958 H om ecom ing a gala o c ­ casion.

Senior F loat

HOMECOMING

Junior Float THOMPSONS.

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Sophom ore Float

Mr. A N D Miss M. H. S. Last fall th e student body of M aryville High School selected Jack Hurst and B etty Sue Stone as Mr. and Mrs. MHS. Chosen for their co m m endable ch aracter, pleasing personality, and interest in school affairs, each is truly an outstanding senior.

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SENIOR HONORS DAN ABBOTT--Band M anager 11,12; H i-Y 11,12.

SANDY AKERS--Choir 9,10, L ibrarian 11,12; YT eens 10,11,12; F.H.A. 12; B asketball M anager 12.

SUSAN ANDREW S--Planning C o m m ittee 11; Choir 12; Y -T eens 9,10; "P apa Was a Preacher" 11.

BETTY A R N O LD --Tillam ook High School, T illa ­ m ook, Oregon, 9; Choir 12; Y -T eens 10,11,12.

FRANK A TC H ISO N --Planning C o m m ittee 10; H i-Y 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12.

CARREEN BAILEY--Choir 9,10; F.H.A. 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11.

SAMALYNN BAKER--Class Secretary 10; Planning C o m m ittee 11; APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Band 9,10; Library Club 11; Thespian Club Secretary 12; "Penny," "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; Y -T eens 9, 10,11,12; Intram urals 9; "T h e U nguided Miss" 12.

BEULAH ANNE BEATY--Band 9,10, D ance Band 11, 12; F.H.A. 12; Library Club 9,12; Y -T eens 9,10, 11,12; Intram urals 9.

DONNA BLACKBURN--APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Library Club 11, T reasurer 12; RED AND BLACK S taff 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; "P apa Was a Preacher" 11.

ARTHUR BLAIR. GLYNDA BLANKENSHIP--Library C lub 11,12; YT eens 10,11,12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12.

BRENDA BOND--Class S ecretary 9; Planning C om ­ m itte e 11; APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Beta Club 11,12; Choir 9,10, E.T.E.A. Chorus 11, Treasurer 12; F.H.A. 12; Library Club 12, A ssistant 11; Student C ouncil 11; Y -T eens 9,10,11; Intram urals 9.

CHARLOTTE BORING--Blount C ounty Spelling C on­ test 9; APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; C hoir 10; Library Club 12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; Y -T eens 9.10,11.12.

LARRY BOW ERS--Basketball 10,11.

JOHN BRADLEY--Choir 11,12; V arsity C lub 11, V ic ePresident 12; B aseball 10,12, A ll-C hilhow ee C onfer­ ence 11; B asketball 9,10,11,12; Football 12, Blount C ounty H onorable M ention 11, A ll-C ounty 12, Co ­ captain 12; Football A ll-C ounty H onorable M ention, A ll-C ounty and A ll-C hilhow ee C onference 12.

REGINA BRADLEY - -Enka High School, Enka, N .C ., 9,10; APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Choir As­ sistant Secretary 12; Library C lub 12.

VERNON L. BREM BERG--M athematics C ontest, S e c ­ ond P lace 10, First P lace 11; M erit Scholarship S em iFinalist 12; APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Beta Club 11,12; H i-Y 10; Key Club 12; M ath C lub 12; RED AND BLACK S taff 10; T hespian Club T reasurer 12; "Papa Was a P reacher” 11; V arsity Club 12; F o o t­ b all 9,10,11,12; "T he U nguided Miss" 12; Football A ll-C ounty H onorable M ention 12.

JUDY BRYSON--Band 9,10,11; Beta C lub 11,12; F.H.A. 9; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12.

JOHN BURNS--Football 11,12; Junior O lym pics S e c ­ ond P lace R elay Race 11; V arsity C lub 12.

ARCHIE R. CARPENTER--Greenback High School, G reenback, T ennessee, 9,10; C hoir 12; T rack 11; M ath C lub, V ice-P resident 12.

WENDELL CARPENTER--Key Club 10,11,12; Student C ouncil 10; V arsity C lub 10,11,12; B asketball ”B" T eam 10, Best "B" T eam Foul Shooter 11; Football 9,10,11, C aptain 12; A ll-C ounty 12; Football A llC ounty, Second T eam A ll-E ast T ennessee 12.

JOHN C A TE--B and 9,10, M anager 12; H i-Y 10; V arsity C lub 11, T reasurer 12; B asketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,12, A ll-C hilhow ee C onference 11; Football 9.

BRICKEY C H A N C E--V arsity Club 11,12; Football 11; Baseball 9,10,11,12.

BUCK CLA BOUGH. B. KENNETH C O R N ETT--Choir 10,11, V ice-President 12; H i-Y 9,10,11,12; Junior Red Cross C ouncil 10,11; V arsity Club 11,12; B aseball 11,12; B asketball M anager 12; Football 9,10, M anager 11,12; Junior O lym pics,'S econd P lace R elay T eam 11.

DICK C O W A N --Library Club Assistant 11; Basketball 9.12, "B "-T eam A ll-T o u rn am en t 11; Football 9,12; Junior O lym pics 11.

PATSY C R A IG --C hoir 11,12; F.H.A. 11, Songleader 12; Library C lub 11; "M" C lub 11,12; Y -T een s 10, 11,12; Intram urals 10,11,12; B asketball 12.

STEPHEN DALE CRISS--Library C lub 11,12; Band 9, 10; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11.

JERRY CUNN IN G H A M --H i-Y 10,12, C haplain 11; APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; B aseball 12; Football 9,10,11,12.

SANDY CUN N IN G H A M --H i-Y 10,11, Secretary 12; Football 9,10,11,12.

LARRY C U PP--V arsity C lub 9,10, V ice President 11, President 12; Baseball 9, A ll-C hilhow ee C onference 10,11; B asketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; T rack 11.

MARGIE DEFOE--Class T reasurer 10; F.H.A. 11,12; "M " C lub 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11, V ice-P resident 12; Intram urals 9,11,12.

EDDIE DOLOZIER--APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Class Treasurer 9, President 10, V ice-P resident, P lan­ ning C o m m ittee 11, V ice-P resident, Executive C om ­ m itte e 12; K ey Club 12, Board o f D irectors 10,11; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Junior Red Cross C ouncil 11; B asketball M anager 10,11,12; Football M anager 9,10, 11 .12 .

JIMMY DODSON. JANICE EAGLETON--APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Band 9,10, Solo and Ensem ble Festival 11, A s­

SENIOR HONORS sistant S ecretary 12; F.H.A. 12; Library Club 10,11, 12, Assistant 9; "M " C lub 10; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; Intram urals 9.

BRENDA EDWARDS--Band 9,10; Choir Assistant T reasurer 12; F.H.A. 12, Reporter 9; Library C lub 11, 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; R ich’s T een-B oard R epre­ sentativ e 12; Intram urals 9,10,11.

KENNETH EDWARDS--Boys' C ounty 9; Blount C ounty Spelling C ham pion 11; M athem atics C ontest 11; M erit Scholarship S em i-F inalist 12; APPALACHIAN Editorial S taff 12; Beta Club 11, President 12; Key Club 10,11, D elegate to In ternational C onvention 12, T reasurer 12; N.F.L. 9,10,11; RED AND BLACK Staff 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; M ath Club 12.

LARRY EG G ERS--M athem atics C ontest 11; APPA­ LACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Library Club 12; M ath Club 12.

TOBY ELLIS--Choir 10; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; N.F.L. 9,10,11; Library Club 9,10,11,12; Intram urals 9,10.

ANNE EVERETT--Class S ecretary 9; Choir 11, S ec­ retary 12; Library Club 9, Assistant 10,11,12; RED AND BLACK Staff 10; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; In tra ­ m urals 9.

LYNN FARLEY--Planning C o m m ittee 11; Band 9; Choir 9,10; F.H.A. 12; Library Club 12; Y -T eens 9, 10.11, S ecretary 12; Intram urals 9.

BETTY FARMER--APPALACHIAN E ditorial Staff 12; Band 11, Treasurer 12; Library C lub 12, Assistant 9,10, President 11; Y -T eens 9,11,12, Treasurer 10; Intram urals 9; B asketball 12.

EUGENE FARMER. BILL FENTON --Beta C lub 11,12; T ennis 9,10,11.

KENT FORTENBERRY--Band 9,10,11,12.

LYNDA LEE FO RTNER--Y-Teens 9,10,11,12; F.H.A. 10,11,12; "M " C lub 12; Intram urals 11.

CHARLES H. FREE. JOHN FRYE--Band M anager 11; Choir 12; H i-Y 11 . 12 .

BOB G IFFIN --H i-Y 11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Bas­ k etb all 9,10,11,12.

GALE G IFFIN --H i-Y 10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Football 10.

RONNIE G O D FR EY --M athem atics C ontest 10; A P­ PALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Library C lub, As­ sistant 10,11, President 12; Football 10.

LYDIA KAY GORDON--Band 9,10,11; F.H.A. 10,11, 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12.

GLENN GREG ORY - - Hi - Y 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12.

KARA GREGORY--Hi-Y 11,12; Football 9,10,11.

WADE HAMPTON - -Beta C lub 11; H i-Y 10,11,12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; T hespian President 12; "Papa Was a Preacher," "Penny" 11; "T he Unguided Miss" 12.

SANDY H A N C O X --Y -T eens 9,10,11; Intram urals 9.

HAROLD H A N N A H --Football 11,12.

KAREN HARALSON--Executive C om m ittee 12; AP­ PALACHIAN E ditorial Staff 12; Band 9, M ajorette 12, Senior C linic 10,11, Solo and Ensem ble Festival 9, 11,12; Beta Club 11,12; F.H.A. 12; "M" C lub 9; RED AND BLACK Staff 11,12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; Intram urals 9.

STEVE HAYES. BEVERLY COMPTON HEADRICK--Band 9,11, F lag tw irler 10; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12.

COY H E A T O N --Football 9,10; Baseball 11,12.

TROY L. H E A T O N --Football 9,10,11; B aseball 12.

MARGARET ROSE HENDERSON - -Band 9,10,11, Spon­ sor 12; Junior Red Cross C ouncil 11; Library C lub 10, 11, Secretary 12; Intram urals 9; H om ecom ing Q ueen 12; Y -T eens 9,11,12, Secretary 10.

RAY HENDERSON - -Pep Band 10; H i-Y 10,11, P resi­ dent 12; V arsity Club 12; Football 9,10,11,12; A llC ounty H onorable M ention, A ll-C hilhow ee C o n ­ ference H onorable M ention 12.

GRACE HENRY--APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Executive C o m m ittee 12; Beta Club 11, Secretary 12; Choir 9, A ccom panist 10,12, Assistant S ecretary 11; RED AND BLACK Page E ditor, Business M anager 12; T hespian C lub 12, "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; Y T eens 9,10,11; "T he Unguided Miss" 12.

PATRICIA GAYLE HENRY--Band 9; F.H.A. 11, H is­ torian 12; Library Club 11,12; "M " C lub 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; Intram urals 10,11,12.

GAYLE HOLLOW AY--Planning C o m m ittee, Class S ecretary 11; Band 10; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; Y -T eens 10,11, T reasurer 9; C heerleader 11, C oC aptain 12; B asketball 12.

BOB HUMPHREY--Band 10, D ance Band 11; Solo and Ensem ble Festival 12.

DONALD WILLIAM HURST - -V arsity C lub 10,11, Secretary 12; B asketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10,12, A ll-C hilhow ee C onference 11; F ootball 9,12, H onor­ able M ention A ll-C ounty T eam 10,11, JACK HURST--Boys' County 10,11; Class Favorite, Boys' S tate, Planning C o m m ittee 11; C ounty Spelling C ontest Runner-up 10,11, County Spelling C ontest Grand C ham pion 12; Class President, E xecutive C om m ittee 12; APPALACHIAN C irculation M anager 12; Beta Club 11,12; Junior Red Cross C ouncil 10, President 11; Key C lub, D elegate to D istrict C onven­ tion 11, Board o f Directors 12; N.F.L. 10,11; RED AND BLACK Staff 11,12; Student C ouncil 11, V ic ePresident 12; T hespian C lub 12, "Papa Was A Preacher" 11; Football 9,10,11; "T he U nguided Miss" 12 .

KATHLEEN JEN K IN S--Choir 9,10; Librarian 11, President 12; Y -T eens 9,12, D elegate to T ennesseeK entucky C onference 10, V ice-P resident 11; F.H.A.

SENIOR HO NORS 9,10, Song Leader 11, V arsity V isit, V ice-P resident

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KING JENKINS--Class F avorite 10; H i-Y 10, Sergeant at-A rm s 11, V ice-P resident 12; K ey Club 11, 12; Student C ouncil 10; B asketball 9,10.

MERRITT JEN K IN S--H i-Y 12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11 .

KEITH JO SE PH --M athem atics C om petition Regional First Place, S tate T hird P lace 9, R egional T hird P lace 11; M erit Scholarship Sem -F in alist 12; APPALACHIAN Business M anager 12; Beta C lub 11,12; Key C lub 12; N.F.L. 9,10,11; M ath C lub, President 12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; "T h e Unguided Miss" 12; Thespian Club 12.

GILBERT KEENER--Hi-Y 10,11,12; Library C lub 9,10; Football 11.

JOHN K ELLER--M athem atics C ontest 11; Beta Club 11,12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; M ath Club 12; Basketball 11.

BARBARA K ID D --G irls' S tate 11; Class T reasurer 12; Executive C om m ittee 12; APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Band 9,10, Senior Band C linic 11, President 12; Beta Club 11,12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; YTeens 9,11,12, Reporter 10.

BYRON K N IG H T--Band 9; Photographic C ertific ate of M erit 11.

JANIS LE V A N --Fulton High School, K noxville, Tennessee, 9,10,11; Executive Planning C o m m ittee

12 .

ALMA DEAN LO V ED A Y --Friendsville High School, Friendsville, T ennessee, 9,10,11; Y -T eens 12.

PATSY LOW E--Porter High School, M aryville, T e n ­ nessee, 9,10; Beta C lub 11,12; C hoir 11,12; Y -T eens 11 , 12 .

GRAHAM M cARTHUR--Class T reasurer, Planning C om m ittee 11; Band C linic 9,10, Solo and Ensem ble Festival 11, D ance Band 10; H i-Y 11,12; Football 12.

BOBBIE MARTIN--APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Library Club 11, V ice-P resident 12; Y -T eens 9,10.

BOB MERRIMAN--Boys' S tate 11; M athem atics C om ­ petitio n Second P lace 9, First P lace 10,11; Executive C o m m ittee 11; M erit Scholarship S em i-F inalist 12; Key Club 10, V ice-P resident 11, L ieutenant Governor o f K entucky-T ennessee D istrict 12, President 12; Beta Club 11,12; Thespian Club 11,12, "Penny" 11, "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; M ath C lub 12; RED AND BLACK Staff 11; APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Football 9,10.

DENNIS M ILLER--Planning C o m m ittee 11; Beta Club 11, V ice-P resident 12; K ey Club 11,12; N.F.L. 10, Second P lace N egative D ebate Student Day U .T. 11; RED AND BLACK Staff 11; Student C ouncil President 12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; APPALACHIAN C ir­ culation S taff 12.

FREEMAN DENTON M ILLSAPS--Class President 9,11, Planning C o m m ittee 11; Executive C o m m ittee 12; APPALACHIAN Business S taff 12; Key Club 10,11,12.

KAY MI ZEL L --G irls' C ounty 11; E xecutive C o m m it­ te e 12; Blount C ounty Spelling C om petition 9; AP­ PALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Beta C lub 11, T reasurer 12; F.H.A. 11, Reporter 9; Library Club 11, 12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; Student C ouncil S ecretary-T reasurer 12; Thespian Club V icePresident 12; "P apa Was a Preacher" 11; Y -T eens 10, President 12, D eleg ate to T ennessee-K entucky C on­ ference 9,11; Intram urals 9,10,11,12; "M " Club 10, V ice-P resident 11, S ecretary 12; B asketball 12.

CLAUDETTA MOON--APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; E xecutive C o m m ittee 12; Beta C lub 11,12; Li­ brary C lub 10,12, Assistant 11; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; F.H.A. 9, Reporter 12; Intram urals 9.

RAY M ORRIS--Central High School, K noxville, T en ­ nessee, 9,10.

WILLIAM M ORRIS--Choir 12; H i-Y 11,12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12.

RONALD MORTON. THERESA M ORTO N --F.H .A . 12; Library Club 9,10, Assistant 11; Y -T eens 9,10,11, C haplain 12.

FRANCES M U LL--Planning C o m m ittee 11; APPA­ LACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Junior Red Cross C ouncil 11; Library C lub 10, T reasurer 11, Assistant 11,12; Student C ouncil 9; Y -T eens 11,12, V icePresident, D eleg ate to T ennessee-K entucky C onfer­ ence 9, Interclu b C ouncil 9,10, President 10; C h eer­ leader 11,12.

CAROLE NICHOLSON--F.H.A. 12; Library Club 10, 11,12; "M" C lub 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; Intram urals 11 .

CAROL O RR--Robbinsville High School, Robbinsville, N .C ., 9; APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; M athe­ m atics C om petition 11; Beta Club 11,12; M ath Club Secretary 12; Y -T eens 10,11, T reasurer 12; D.A.R. Award 12.

DON PALMER--APPALACHIAN E ditorial Staff 12; E xecutive C o m m ittee 12; Planning C om m ittee 11; Junior Red Cross C ouncil 10; RED AND BLACK Page Editor 11,12; Baseball 11; B asketball M anager 12; Football 9,10; Publicity M anager 12; G olf 11; Varsity C lub 12.

SAMMY PA TTERSO N --H i-Y 12; V arsity Club 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Football 10.

PAT PAYNE--APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; C lass Favorite 10; Planning C o m m ittee 11; Rebel Roundup 12; Library C lub 10,11,12; Y -T eens 9,10, 11,12; Beta C lub 11; C hoir 11; C heerleader 10,11, C aptain 12.

DANIEL M. PHELPS - - Football 9; H i-Y 12.

CHARLES PHILPOT--Band 9,10, Solo and Ensem ble

SENIOR HONORS BARBARA ANN STREET--F.H.A. 9,10,11; V arsity Festival 11, D ance Band 12, Drum M ajor 12; H i-Y V isit 12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; ” M" Club 10,11, 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Football 9,10; Junior O lym ­ Reporter 12; Intram urals 9,10,11,12; B asketball pics 11.

M anager 12.

LUCILE PRITCHARD--M erit Scholarship Sem i-F inalist FLORENCE STUDLEY--Band 9,10,11,12; Y -T eens 9, 12; APPALACHIAN Editorial S taff 12; E.T.E.A. O r­ 10, S ecretary 11; Library Club 9,10,11,12; "M" chestra 9,11; Solo and Ensem ble Festival 9,11; String Club 10; RED AND BLACK Staff 10,11,12; In tra ­ C linic 9,10; Beta Club 11, C haplain 12; Library Club 12, Assistant 9,10,11, Reporter 11; "M" C lub 10,11; m urals 9.

STEVE SUSONG--Band M anager 12; H i-Y 10,11,12; RED AND BLACK Staff 11, Page Editor 12; Y -T eens RED AND BLACK Staff 11,12; V arsity C lub 11,12; 9.10.11.12, D elegate to T ennessee-K entucky C on­ ference 11; Intram urals 9,10; "Papa Was a Preacher" Baseball 9; B asketball 9,10,11,12.

11; "T h e Unguided Miss" 12; Thespian Club 12.

JERRY CHARLES TALLEY --Choir 9,10,11, V icePATRICK REED--Hi-Y 11,12; V arsity Club 12; Base­ President 12; H i-Y 9,10, Secretary 11,12; V arsity b all 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; T rack 11.

C lub 12; Football M anager 9,10; B asketball M anager PEGGY WEHUNT REED--Beta C lub 11,12; "M " Club 9.10.11.12.

10,11,12; Student C ouncil 11; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; EARLINE TA Y L O R --V ice-President 9; APPALACHIAN Intram urals 9,10,11,12; Basketball 12; M ath C lub 12.

Editorial S taff 12; Beta Club 11,12; Choir 10; F.H.A. JIMMIE RID EN --H i-Y 10,11,12; RED AND BLACK 11; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; Intram urals 12.

Staff 10; Football 11.

JAMES TEFFETELLER. MIKE ROBERSON--M athematics C ontest 11; APPA­ CHARLES THOMAS - -C hoir 11; V arsity Club 10,11, LACHIAN Editor 12; Band 9,10,11; Beta Club 11,12; 12; B asketball 10,12, A ll-C ounty H onorable M ention Key Club 10; Board of D irectors 11, D elegate to In ­ 11; Football 9,10,11,12. tern atio n al C onvention 11, Secretary 12; M ath Club ELLEN TH O M PSO N --Planning C o m m ittee 11; Library 12; N.F.L. 11; RED AND BLACK Staff 11, Page Editor Club 10,11,12; "M ” Club 9,10; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; 12; "Papa Was a P reacher" 11; B asketball 11; "The Intram urals 9,10.

Unguided Miss" 12.

GAIL W ATERS--Planning C o m m ittee 11; Executive DON R OSS--Hi-Y 11.

C om m ittee 12; APPALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; BECKY ROWAN--Band 9,10,12, Solo and Ensem ble Band 12, Solo and Ensem ble Festival, East T ennessee Band C linic 9,10,11; Beta C lub 12; F.H.A. Reporter Festival 11; Library Club 9,11,12; Y -T eens 9,10,11, 12; "The Unguided Miss" 12.

11, Treasurer 12; Y -T eens 9,11,12, V ice-P resident, KAREN LEE SH IELDS--Planning C om m ittee 11; AP­ D elegate to Inter-C lu b C ouncil 10; Library Club 10, PALACHIAN C irculation Staff 12; Band 9, M ajorette 11; "P apa Was a Preacher" 11.

10, Head M ajorette 11,12, Solo and Ensem ble Festival GEORGE KEENER W ATERS--Choir 12; H i-Y 11,12; Football 9,12.

11, Assistant Treasurer 12; Library Club 10,11,12; "M " Club 10; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; Thespian ELLEN WEAVER--Band, Solo and Ensem ble Festival C lub 12; "Papa Was a P reacher," "Penny" 11; Y9,10,11,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12.

Teens 9,10,11,12; Intram urals 9; "The Unguided VICKY W EHUNT--Beta C lub 11,12; "M" Club 10, Miss" 12; Junior O lym pics, First P lace T w irling 11.

President 11, Treasurer 12; Y -T eens 9,10,12, C haplain DENNIS SPARKS--Hi-Y 12; V arsity Club 12; B aseball 11; Intram urals 9,10,11,12; B asketball 12.

10,12; T rack 11; Football 10,12.

FREDDIE WHEELER. JAMES STAPLETON--APPALACHIAN C irculation EDDIE WHITE. Staff 12; H i-Y 12; B aseball 11,12.

TOBIE JANE W HITE--Band 10,11; RED AND BLACK JUDY D. STEPHENS--Band 9,11, Flag T w irler 10, Staff 12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11; Y -T eens 9,10, M ajorette, Secretary 12; F.H.A. 11,12; Library Club 11 . 12 .

9,10; N.F.L. 10,11; Y -T eens 9,10,11,12; "Papa Was BETTY W ILLIAM S--Choir 9; "M " C lub 10,11,12; In ­ a Preacher" 11. tram urals 9,10,11,12; B asketball 12.

ROBERT LYNN ST IN N E T T --Student C ouncil 9; V ar­ MARTHA KATHLEEN W ILLOCKS--Porter High sity Club 11,12; Football 9,10,11, Blount County School, M aryville, Tennessee, 9; Library Club 11,12; H onorable M ention 12.

Y -T eens 11,12; "Papa Was a Preacher" 11.

BETTY SUE STO N E--Class Secretary 12; Class SUZANNE W ILSON--Townsend High School, T ow n­ Favorite 9,11; Planning C o m m ittee 11; E xecutive send, T ennessee, 9; C hoir 10,12; Y -T eens 10,11,12.

C o m m ittee 12; APPALACHIAN Business Staff 12; Choir 10, T reasurer, E.T.E.A. Choir 11; Y -T eens 9, 10.11.12.

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P h o n e 5-0291

J. C. GILLESPIE

PARK DRUG STORE

INSURANCE

R. R . L o n g , Sr. R. R. L o n g , J r.

106 E. B r o a d w a y

PRINCESS MOTEL M a ry v ille , T e nnessee P h o n e Y U k o n 2-2490

P h o n e Y U 2 -1 6 7 0

Combination Tub & Shower T ile Baths

RUSSELL’ S "6 6 ” SERVICE

CREAMLAND

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O ld K n o x v i l l e H i g h w a y a t H u n t Rd.

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MARJORIE’ S BEAUTY SHOP

MACHINE COMPANY

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P h o ne Y U 3-4102

3-14 9 2

SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION —

Loans —

Personal - Mortgage - CO-maker Appliances - Automobile 101 W. C h u r c h

Y U 2-8841

M a ry v ille , Tennessee

HOMER McGHEE SERVICE STATION

O’ LE A R Y ’S HOUSE AND HOME CENTER

O ld K n o x v ill e H ig h w a y

1406 E a s t B ro a d w a y

M a r y v i 11 e

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STOFFELL’ S DAIRY

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“ B ig Enough To Serve You Small Enough To Know Y ou”

Y U 2-3841

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W ILLIAM’ S DRY CLEANERS Y U 2-7162

Y U 2 -7 1 6 3 Y U k o n 2-3041 2 23 W e st H a rp e r S tre e t

MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Y U 3 -3 98 2

LOWE’ S DRUG

MOSERS

Y U 2 -3 0 2 0

Sporting Goods & Sportswear For Every Occasion

VAN’ S BAKERY

E x c lu s iv e “ R a w lin g s” D ealer

Phones Y U 3-44 1 3

Y U 2-79 2 0

FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 114 N . C o u r t S tre e t

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" It’s E asy to P ay the Royal Way

C. V. MORTON Marketer

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ROSS FURNITURE CO.

G a m b le B u ild in g

Y U 3 -3 58 2

“ We Buy, Sell, and Exchange New and U sed Furniture” Y U 2-6131

8 0 3 H a r p e r St.

FARMER’ S BARBER SHOP B lo u n t N a tio n a l B ank B u ild in g

ROCKFORD

Y U 2-18 2 3

COULTER FLORIST

M ANUFACTURING “ Say I t W ith F l o w e r s ”

Y U k o n 2 -9 3 0 0

S e v ie rv ille P ik e

LaB E LL E BEAUTY SHOP

COMPANY

Specializing in Styling, Tinting, Dyeing, F acials and M anicures

FARR’ S SERVICENTER

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Twine

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THE CLOTH SHOP F a s h io n

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1 05 W. B r o a d w a y

PROFFITT’S M aryville's Oldest and Largest Dept. Store M AR YVILLE ICE AND COAL COMPANY

V is it Our Photographic Studio Featuring Portraits by Clark P h o n e Y U 3-4121

BEATY’ S GARAGE E a st H arper P h o n e Y U 2-0541

(m ig rirtu latio w to the graduating class

WHITE OFFICE MACHINES

Royal T ypew riters “ Won’t Write? Call White.’

P h o n e Y U 3-47 6 2

KERNS BREAD

STERLING INC. Heating — A ir Conditioning Coal — Fuel Oil 309 H a rp e r S tre e t Y U 2 -1 3 2 0 —

RODDY MANUFACTURING CO. M a ry v iIle , Tenn.

Y U 2-4491

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K eepsake Diamonds Fine W atches

WILLOCKS BROS. CO. 1018 E. B r o a d w a y M a ry v ille , Tenn.

B lo c k s —A l l S iz e s Shalite Concrete

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