Appalachian 1961

THE 1961 APPALACHIAN acknowledges The Hands of Time

Published by Senior C la ss M ary ville High School M aryville T ennessee

THE HANDS OF TIME TURN

Above: Those last minute study sessions at lunch time sometimes aid M H S students in exams.

L e ft : History is e n r i c h e d through current events discus­ sions, isn’t it, Charles'?

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STUDIES INTO KNOWLEDGE

TABLE OF C O N T E N T S

R ight: “ And as one can readily see . .

Right: T his looks like a group of diligent scholars!

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D e d ic a t io n .................................................................................. Pag e

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A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ..................................................................... Page

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C l a s s e s ......................................................................................... Pag e

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F e a tu r e s .........................................................................................Page

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O r g a n iz a tio n s ............................................................................Page

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M u s i c .........................................................................................Page

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S p o r t s .........................................................................................Page

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Senior L l o n o r s ......................................................................Page

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THE HANDS OF TIME TURN

Above:

Three p.m., Friday . . .

Below : Queen Lynn Corbett begins her reign over the M H S Homecoming.

Below : Eat, drink, and make merry, for this afternoon . . .

PARTICIPATION INTO MEMORIES

A bove: Everybody up!

Below :

Are we almost ready for the picture?

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THE HANDS OF TIME TURN

A bove:

Forward, inarch?

Below : Ruth Fox has that look of understanding as M u Alpha Theta members work with a rather complex

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ABILITY INTO ACHIEVEMENT

A b o ve: Bill Ross leads Rebel interference against M cM inn.

Below : In one of their weekly meetings, K ey Clubbers enjoy a program presented by the Reverend W arren Rutledge.

R ight: Pat Perry and M icky Carringer help put out the R ed and Black.

DEDICATION

“I am not a teacher: only a fellow traveller of w hom you asked the way.

I fo in ted ahead—ahead of m yself as w ell as you."

B ernard Sh aw

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arely has a school been fortunate enough to have as conscientious and devoted a facu lty as that of M aryv ille H ig h School. As a group, they un ite for the betterm ent of our school and our com m unity; as in d iv id u als they give generously of their tim e and their experience in order to prepare us for the future. It is, therefore, w ith deepest appreciation and adm iration, th at the follow ing pages and m em ories are affectio n ately dedicated to T H E F A C U L T Y of 1960-1961.

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ADMINISTRATION

Mrs. K . H . Rueter

Superintendent J. P. Stewart

ADMINISTRATION M a ryv ille H ig h School continues to be fortunate in h aving o utstanding adm inistrations, w h ich not only efficien tly undertake and execute their responsibilities, b ut also show a strong interest in the promotion of school spirit. O ur present policy m akers have certain ly proved to be an asset in the achievem ent and m ain ten an ce of the h igh scholastic and extracurricular standards of M aryv ille H ioh o School. Because of this,7 w7e, the students of M H S ,7 w ould lik e to express our sincere appreciation to S up erin ten d en t J. P. Stew art, P rincipal W a lte r M . W illiam s, and the Board of Education.

Mrs. Robert M cNabb Principal W alter M . W illiams

Left to right: Stanley Shields, Dr. T . G. Stanley, Andrew L. Alexander, Chairman Arthur Marshall, Dr. Brickey LeQ uire, Superintendent J. P. Stewart.

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BOARD

B ecause of their sincere interest in the advancem ent of education in the M ary v ille C ity Schools, these m en w ere chosen b y the citizens in our com m unity to study our school problems and form ulate policies. H avin g as leaders of our educational system persons of such h igh in tegrity, ab ility, and dedication as these, has been a great help to M a ry v ille H ig h in ach ievin g and m ain tain in g an enviable place am ong the secondary schools in the state.

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION L eft to right: Charles E. Stapp, First Vice Pres.; Mrs. Jack Cate, Treasurer; Mrs. Scott Trundle, Corres. Sec.; Principal W alter Williams.

A ffiliated w ith the natio nal organiza­ tion, the M aryv ille H ig h School ParentT eacher Association endeavors, to promote a better un derstan din g betw een the p ar­ ents and the teachers. U n d er the lead er­ ship of C h arles E. B urnett, our parents and facu lty m ake plans for school improve­ m ent and discuss various m eans of strengthening parent-teacher relations. By developing a closer co-operation betw een home and school, the P T A is ju stifiab ly recognized as one of our staunchest boosters.

Patient P T A ’ers watch preparations.

homecoming

FACULTY M r s . S a m B aker

B .S., Carson-Newman College Mathematics

M r s . P a u l B each

M .A ., Miami University of Ohio American History

M r s . J ack C ate

B .A ., Berea College English

M r s . D ic k C o le

B .A ., Boh Jones University English

M iss T r o y H ad d o x B .A ., M aryville College English

M r s . L ee H ag an

A .B ., Florida State University Foreign Languages

M is s E rn a F ae H ale

B .S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Physical Education

E r n e s t M . N il e s

B.S., Lincoln Memorial University Science

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FACULTY M iss H e l e n O t t B .S., Peabody Library School Library

D on W . R a w ls

B .S., East Tennessee State College Physical Education

M iss D o r o t h y R e e d M .A ., Peabody College Foreign Languages

R oy M. R o berts

M .A ., University of Tennessee Mathematics

M r s . R o b e r t S ad ler

M .S., University of Tennessee Business

K e n n e t h E. S h e p a r d

M .S., University of Tennessee Physical. Education; History

M r s . J ohn S herrod

M .S., University of Tennessee Home Economics

E m e r s o n J . W a t so n

M .S., University of Tennessee Science

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Dietitian, Mrs. Eugene Paine L eft to right: Mrs. Pauline W ilson, Mrs. Kathleen Boring, Mrs. R uby Eddington.

CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE

“T h e w ay to a man ’s heart is through his stomach.

A n im portant obligation of M aryv ille H ig h School to its students is the developm ent of their bodies as w ell as their m inds. T h rou gh the arduous work of M rs. E ugene P ain e, the cafeteria staff, and the student helpers this obli­ gation is ad equately met.

T h ree other workers at M . H . S., Joe M cK ee, J. J. Roland, and B illy R oland, are also necessary in the m ain­ tenance of a clean, w ell-kept school and cam pus.

J. J. R o l a n d B il l y R o land J oe M c K ee

CLASSES

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CLASS

O F F IC E R S Vice-President---------- B ill Dawson Secretary____________ Marcia King President_________ Tom m y Stafford Treasurer_____________Bob M urphy

PLANNING COMMITTEE

First row : G ail W eb b , L in d a Jen kin s, A nnette T effeteller,

San dra Stew art, C arol H urst, M arcia King, P atsy Jo M u rp h y. Second row: B ill D awson, W a lte r Eeatherwood, Bob M u rp h y, John Farm er, R ich ard K eithley, Tom m y Stafford, D ale Long.

OF ’61 A n n E l iz a b e t h A l e x a n d e r

“N othing h eart.”

is im possible

to

the

w illin g

G la d ys B a il e y

“To be of use in the world is the only w ay to be h ap p y.”

B ob B allard

“Probably he who never m ade a m istake never made a discovery.”

P h y l l is A n n B l e v in s

“From a little spark bursts a m ighty flam e.”

J a n ic e B r a d l e y

“To see her is a picture, to hear her is a tu n e.”

J im

my

B r it t o n

“O ur grand business undoubtedly is not to see w hat lies dim ly at a distance, but to do w hat lies clearly at h an d .”

(R ic k ) B r o w n l i e “Let us strive to be equal to our superiors and superior to our eq u als.”

R ic h a r d

Jim

m y

C

ate

“If silence is ogolden,' he w ill become a m illio naire.”

T

eddy

C

ate

“Don’t let his air of innocence fool vou.”

C

athy

C

h a pm an

“Keep vour fears to vourself, but share vour courage w ith others.”

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CLASS J a n ie C

h apm an

“S till w aters run deep.”

M

C

a r il e w

lark

“E nthusiasm is the genius of sincerity and truth accom plishes no victories w ith out it.”

L ynn C

orbet

“A m erry heart doeth good lik e m edicin e.”

B o n it a C

oulter

“T o be gentle is the test of a la d y .”

L ynn C

ox

“H appiness m akes up in h eigh t w h at it lacks in len O g th .”

J im

m y

C

r a ig

“M o n ey isn’t everyth in g, b ut it’s w ay ahead of w hatever is in second p lace.”

L arry C

u n n in g h a m

“B elieve w hat you say. W h o w ill if you can ’t?”

J o h n n y D a v is

“T h ere are two reasons w h y people don’t m ind their own business: one is that they haven’t an y m ind, and the other is that th ey h aven ’t an y business.”

B il l D a w so n

“T h e force of his own m erit m akes his w ay.”

L in d a R

uth

E dw ards

“A w om an’s heart is lik e the moon—alw ays ch an Oging, but there’s alw ays a m an in it.”

O' J

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OF ’61 P eggy E lro d

“L ife is m usic if one be rig h tly in tune and in tim e.’’

J u d y F agg

“T h e pen is the tongue of the hand; a silent utterer of words for the eye .”

J ohn C

r a ig m il e s

Farm er

“Don’t let your studies interfere w ith your education.”

N

ancy

Elle n F eezell

“W ith the ropes of the past we shall rin g the bells of the fu tu re.”

D a v id F o r k n e r

“Everyone believes that there are two sides to every question—his side and the wrong side.”

A n n E l iz a b e t h F ox

“W ee, modest, crim son-tipped flow er.”

R u t h E l l e n F ox

“If worry w ere the only cause for death, she w ould live forever.”

M

ax

G ardner

“T h e greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcom ing it.”

R oy G regory

“T a ll m en live above the fog in public d uty and in private th in k in g.”

J ud y G r if f in

“Ape O cannot w ith er her,' nor custom stale her in fin ite variety.”

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CLASS T

G u t r id g e

homas

“It is not alw ays true th at the choicest bits are done up in the sm allest packages.”

D onna R

hea

Guy

“Be of good tem per, good hum or, and be gen u in e.”

James T

homas

H

ad d o x

“It w o uldn ’t be so bad if civilization w ere only at the crossroads, but this is one of those cloverleaf jobs.”

N

H

orm an

all

“If all the h igh school boys who slept in class w ere laid end to end they w o uld be a lot more com fortable.”

H

arry

H

am m o n tree

“T h e only fruit I lik e is a date w ith a peach .”

J erry H

arm on

“T h e reason history repeats itself is that most people w eren ’t listen in g the first tim e.”

D o ro th y J ean H

eato n

“Sh e is as kin d as she is fair.”

D a v id I I it s o n

“In the m ountains of truth, one can never clim b in vain .”

C

aro lyn

H

uff

“It is tran q uil people who m uch.”

C

arol

H

accom plish

u rst

“H er w ays are w ays of pleasantness and a ll her paths are peace.”

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OF ’61 L in d a J e n k i n s

“O pinions cannot survive if one has no chance to figh t for them .”

A rt Keeble

“Be not sim ply good; be good for some­ th in g.”

R ic h a r d A l l e n K e i t h l e y

“W e jud ge, ourselves by w h at w e feel capable of doing, w h ile others ju d ge us by w h at w e have alread y done.”

M

a r c ia

A n n K in g

“T h ere are two w ays of spreading lig h t: to be a candle or the m irror that reflects it.”

R e b e c c a K a y K in t n e r

“M usic is w ell said to be the speech of angels.”

K aro l K o ella

“I don’t m ind liv in g in a m an ’s w orld as long as I can be a wom an in it.”

B il l L an e

“Politeness costs nothing and gains every­ th in g .”

L loyd L a w h o n

“W h a t can you expect from a d ay that begins w ith OgettingO up in the m orning?”

O o

W

alter

L eatherw ood

“In the gam e of life memorize “T H T ”— T h in k you can w in , H ope to, and T r y .”

J u d i t h L in g i n f e l t e r

“L earn in g is the difference betw een w hat you are and w h at you can b e.”

CLASS D a l e L ong

“H e does bold things in a quiet w a y .”

J ohn T

M

a r t in

lik e

fin e

homas

“F ine m en, trum pet.”

J a c k ie M

deeds,

need

no

atheny

“Q u ality, not q u an tity, is her m easure.”

M

ary

L ane M

it c h e l l

“Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”

R aym ond M

iz e l l

“I love criticism just as long as it’s u n ­ qualified praise.”

F aye M

oody

“Perseverance is more p revailin g than vio­ len ce.”

D anny M

o ore

“You can ’t kiss a g irl un expectedly—only sooner than she thought you w o uld.”

P a t r ic ia J o M

urphy

“Good w ill is the m ightiest practical force in the universe.”

B ob M

urph y

“T o the m an w h o ’him self strives earn estly, God also lends a h elp in g h an d .”

D a v id N

o rton

“T o a young heart everyth in g is fu n .”

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OF ’61 J e r r y O g le

“Silence is one of the virtues of the w ise.”

L a r r y J oe O r r

“T h e greatest th in g w ith w ork is to be on top of it, not constantly chasing after it.”

a r y E u g e n ia (J e a n ie ) P a in e “H er step is m usic and her voice is song.”

M

C

h arles

E dw ard P arker

“L ife is really sim ple, hut m en insist on m aking it com plicated.”

D o n a ld P a r k in s

“T h e world is fu ll of w illin g people; those w illin go to work and those w illin gr> to let them."

B il l

P eery

“Footprints on the sands -of tim e.”

J o s e p h Pi . P e n l a n d

“If you w ould sec his m onum ent, look around.”

P a t r ic ia ( P a t ) P e r r y “Do not pass tem ptation lig h tly by; it m ay never come agOain .”

Kent P eters

“A picture is a poem w ithout w ords.”

T

ommy

P h elps

“Follow this form ula—to physical fitness add m ental resolve.”

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CLASS J u d it h R

a m se y

“T h e good are alw ays b eau tifu l alw ays good.”

b eau tifu l,

the

J o h n R ed w i n e

“A good book is the best of friends, the sam e today and forever.”

P h il ip R

u sse ll

R en fro

“O ur nights are never dark; w e m an u ­ facture m oonshine.”

D ee R oach

“K nowledge comes but wisdom lin gers.”

B il l R o ss

“M en really understand wom en—they just m ake b elieve th ey don’t because it’s cheaper that w ay .” h a r l e s H . R o ss “A n able m an shows his spirit b y gentle words and resolute actions.”

C

A l ic e F a y e S a n d e r s

“T h e only w ay to have a friend is to be one.

Karen S cott

“Sh e m akes the w orld b righter w ith her sm iles.”

B a r b a r a J e a n S h ie l d s

“W in n in g spirit is m ostly w illin gn ess to practice w e ll.”

E d g ar S h o r e

“Fie w ould stop St. P eter’s roll call to ask a question.”

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OF ’61 C

u r t is

S im

s

“T h ere’s n othing lik e a h eaven ly body to m ake a m an stare into space.”

K a r e n E. S m i t h “Kind words are short to speak, b ut their echoes are endless.”

I r i s G r a c e S n id e r

“N othing great w as ever achieved w ith ­ out en th usiasm .”

T

S taffo rd

ommy

“A man he seems of ch eerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.”

S an dra K a y S t e w a r t

‘T ier very frowns are fairer far than the smiles of other m aidens.”

R oy S t in n e t t

“T h e chiefest action for a m an of great spirit is never to be out of action.”

M

S ue S utton

a r il y n

“W in n ers don’t count on breaks; th ey m ake breaks count.”

A nne C

arol

S w a n so n

“T h e trouble w ith b ein g p un ctual is that nobody’s there to appreciate it.”

T

ommy

T

alley

“If I had it to do over again , I w o uld n ’t have the stren gth .”

M

ik e

T

eague

“One h u m iliatin g th in g about science is that it is g rad u ally fillin g our homes w ith appliances sm arter than w e are.”

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CLASS A n nette T

OF ’61

effeteller

“N one kn ew her b ut to love her, nor nam ed her but to praise.”

M

V

ary

ir g in ia

T

hach

“Sw eetness personified.”

B il l T

homas

“A m istake at least proves that someone stopped talkin g long enough to do some­ th in g .”

R

T

obert

h o m pso n

“A good listener is u su ally th in k in ’ about som ethin’ else.”

L arry W

atso n

“To a brave m an, good and bad lu ck are his righ t and left hand. H e uses both.”

G

a il

W

ebb

“T h ey say wom en and m usic should never be d ated .”

W

W

ayne

eeks

“W h a t adds to the confusion of the space age is that prophecy gets to be history before it becomes current n ew s.”

L ea W

elch

“You’ll alw ays stay young if you live honestly, eat slow ly, sleep sufficien tly, work in dustriously—and lie about your ag e.”

F r e d e r ic k W

eyler

“If he had two ideas in his head, they w ould fall out w ith each other.”

T

ony

W

h it e

“In every p lay, every practice, every gam e, be determ ined to w in .”

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B ettye J ean W

h it l o c k

“A sense of hum or is w h at m akes you lau gh at som ethingO that w ould m ake you O x mad if it happened to yo u.”

P at Y oung

“H is armor is his honest thought, and sim ple truth his utmost s k ill.”

P ay attention, T hom as!

Kings for a M in u te Gr-r-r-r!

CLASS

O F FIC E R S Vice-President T im Garner Secretary Ganne Laughmiller President ___________ Tim Park Treasurer Louise Crawford

PLANNING COMMITTEE

First row: Ricky Cantley, John Kenst, Steve McCulIoch, John Beals, Tim Park, T im Garner, Parks Hitch. Second row: Alice Peyton, Catherine Callaway, Ganne Laughmiller, Sandy Rockfield, Kathryn M cCulIoch, Barbara Curtis, Judy Johnson, Louise Craw ­ ford, Jodie M cTeer, Pat Taylor, Ann Talley, Ginger Trundle.

OF ’62 P at A llen A r c h ie A n d e r so n J oe A t c h is o n D e l o r e s A t k in s

J ohn B eals S arah B eatty D a v id B l a c k B e c k y B l a n k e n sh ip

N o r m a B oyd V e r l a B r id g e r s C a r l B r in d l e S an dy B u r n e t t

C a t h e r in e C a l l a w a y S uzzanne C a m p e r R ic k y C a n t l e y J ohn C a rpen te r

M ary C arro ll R u th C arro ll J an e C a sh J ohn C h a m r e r s

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CLASS L in d a C h a p m a n J im m y C labo ug h L in d a C l a r k G lendon C o rn e tt

A rlen e C oulter R o m i l d a C ox L o u is e C r a w f o r d C aro lyn C ruze

M a rth a C rye L in d a C u l v e y h o u s e B a r b a r a C u r t is J o d y D a v is

L y n n D a v is J e r r y D ish m a n S u sa n D yer M a r l e n e F ie l d s

C l a r a F o r st e r C a l v in F u l l e r J im m y G arn er T im

G arn er

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OF ’62 D a v id G a r r e t t B il l G ass J u d y G en n oe B a r b a r a G a il G u y

C h arles H enry B e t h H it c h P a r k s H it c h B r e n d a H o rd

L yn n H ow ard J an e H u d d le sto n J im m y H u f f m a n B renda H u m p h r e y

S andy H u m p h r e y K e n n e t h I r w in J u d y J e n k in s H e r m a n J o h n so n

G e r a l d in e J o h n s o n J u d y J o h n so n W a lt e r J ones D on K e e b l e

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CLASS J ohn K e n st J a n e K iz e r M ary K n oll L in d a L a n e

G a n n e L a u g h m il l e r S a n d r a L ong W a n d a L oved ay Pam

M cC am m on

K ath ryn M cC u llo ch S teve M c C u llo ch J o d ie M c T e e r S an dra M il l s

J u l i a M o r r is M a r y M o r r is A n n P a in e T im

P ark

C a r o le P a t t e r so n C lyde P erry D w a in P e s t e r f ie l d A l ic e P e y to n

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OF ’62 S h e r r y P r o f f it t P a t R ic h m o n d P a t R id in g s C aro le R o be r ts

S a n d y R o c k f ie l d J e r r y R oddy M a r io n R o w a n H aro ld S c a rbo ro u g h

K a t ie S c a r b r o u g h J udy S hahan C o n ley S h o pe D a v id S in c e r b o x

B arbara S peer J ane S t a p p R o n a ld S t in n e t t B a r b a r a S t o n e sif e r

L e s lie S u tto n

A nn

T

alley

P a t T a y lo r G in g e r T r u n d le

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OF ’62 C h u c k V in s a n t V ic k i V in s a n t C a t h y W ald o M arth a W arren

B e t t y J o W a t so n Ka y W h it e M a r il y n W h it e S h e r o n W h it e

S h ir l e y W h it e C a ro ly n W il l ia m s T ed W il s o n D ana W y m a n

N O T P IC T U R E D T o m B adgett Ken n eth C arver R o sa lyn E v e r e t t L il l ia n H a t c h e r D on M ye r s R obert P arh am C lark S pangler D on S park s

'Through a sea of cheers, the ‘w hale’ swam to victory, “ That junior spirit never failed,

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CLASS OF 63

O FFIC E R S President __________ Bricky Sturgeon Secretary ________________ Ann Baker Vice-President Robert Redwine T reasu rer________________ Susan Lyell

First row: Sally Everett, Judy M izell, M arty Lowe, Ann Baker, Carolyn Ribble, Ann Aitken, Susan Lyell. Second row: John Edmondson, Robert Redwine, Pete Paine, Bricky Sturgeon, W illis Brindle, N ew t Holloway, Steve Shields, G ary King, John Kerr, Howard Lamon.

PLANNING COMMITTEE

CLASS T ony A bbo t C laud e A bbo tt A n n A it k e n A nn B aker J e rry B a sse tt

J a m a L ou B allard B il l B e a ty A n n B o r in g G ary Bow ers B a b s B r a k e b il l

W i l l i s B r in d l e L yn d a B rooks D elores B uchan an G len d a B un ch S uzanne C a m p b e l l

M ic k e y C a r r i n g e r M o l l ie C h a m b e r s W a y n e C h il c o t e R a y C l in e T oll C o u lte r

M ik e C r i s s J e r r y C u n n in g h a m J u d it h D a n ie l s J e r r y D a v is G lyn d a D ento n

J o h n E d m o n d so n C h ip p e r E d w ard s F ran k E ggers S a lly Everett J am es Fuller

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OF ’63 D a v id F ag g J u a n it a F u l l e r J oan G ard ner D a n n i e J e a n G ib s o n S t e p h e n G oza

C aro l H a m m o n t r e e B i l l i e S u e H a r b iso n E d d ie H a r m o n T ed H e m b r e e K a t h y H in g e r

L y n n H it c h T i m H it s o n N e w t H o llo w ay B o n n ie J a c k s o n P h il J o n es

J im m y J o se ph John K err D a v id K il g o r e G a r y K in g K r is t in e L a k e y

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M E M B E R S —Front row: Judy M izell, Carol Hurst, G ail Webb, Louise Crawford. Second row: Joe Penland, John Beals, Steve Shields, Tim Garner.

STUDENT COUNCIL

P U R P O S E : “To -promote a good relationship betw een the students and faculty."

O FFIC E R S President _____________Carol Hurst Vice-President _______Joe Penland Secretary-Treasurer Gail W ebb

Left to right: W ebb, Hurst, Pen­ land.

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M E M B E R S —First row: Sponsor Mrs. Dick Cole, Sherry Proffitt, Sheron W hite, Catherine M cCulloch, Iris Snider, M ary Lane M itchell, Betty W hitlock, Ju d y Jenkins. Second ro w : Sandy Bur­ nett, Martha Crye, M aria M illigan, Ann Baker, Ruth Fox, Ann Swanson, Cathy W aldo, Barbara Curtis. T h ird row: Thomas Gutridge, David Hitson, Art Keeble, Johnny Redwine, Bob Murphy, Richard Keithley. Fourth row: Dee Roach, Fred W eyler, Rick Cantley, Chuck Vinsant.

NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE P U R P O S E : "T o promote better speech and build selfassurance in public speaking.”

O FFIC E R S President David Hitson Vice-President _________ Dee Roach Secretary M ary Lane Mitchell Treasurer ___________ Fred W eyler

L eft to right: Roach, Mitchell, W eyler.

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M E M B E R S —First row: Annette Teffeteller, Sandy Stewart, Marcia King, Ann Fox, Alice Peyton, Louise Crawford, Carol Patterson, Carol Roberts, Barbara Speer, M ary Knoll, Carol Hurst, Judy G riffin , Karen Smith, Carolyn Cruze, Sponsor Mrs. Sam Baker.

Second row: Pat Taylor, Ginger Trundle, Catherine

Callaway, Sandra Long, Carolyn H u ff, Linda Jenkins, Peggy Elrod. T h ird row: Jim m y Clabough, B ill Gass, Dee Roach, Bob M urphy, Art Keeble, Fred W eyler, Joe Penland, Richard Keithley, Danny Chambers, M ike Teague, Jim m y Cate, W alter Jones, B ill Dawson, Steve McCulloch.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY O F F IC E R S President _________________________Marcia King Carol Hurst Vice-President __________________ Secretary ___________________ Ka ren Smith Treasurer _______________ ____________ Ann Fox Chaplain Richard Keithley

P U R P O S E : “T o encourage a n d 'rew a rd attain­ ment and to foster the highest ideals."

L eft to right: King, Hurst, Smith, Fox, Keithley.

First row: M ike Teague, Annette Teffeteller, Marcia King, Carol Hurst, Bill Dawson. Second row: Bob

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First row: Joe Penland, Dee Roach, Bob Murphy, Jim m y Haddox, Jim m y Clabough, Frank Eggers, Tim Park, Tom Badgett, Robert Redwine, Fred W eyler, Steve Shields. Second row: Rick Cantley, Frank March, Steve M cCulloch, T im Garner, Parks H itch, M ike

KEY CLUB

P U R P O S E : “W e operate as a service organization to our school and community under the sponsorship of the K iwanis C lu b .”

O FFIC E R S President Bill Dawson Vice-President __________________ Rick Cantley Secretary ----------------------------------- Bob M urphy Treasurer -------------------------------------Dee Roach

L eft to right: Roberts.

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A typical business meeting—note the formality and attentiveness.

Key Club—the number one service club at M H S .

Let’s get down to some solid business now!

One of the main projects of the K ey C lub is the annual Basketball Queen Contest.

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First ro w : Danny Chambers, Bill Gass, Fred W eyler, Bob M urphy, Richard Keithley, Charles Ross, Jimm y Clabough. Second row: Carol Hurst, Marcia King, Karen Smith, Annette Teffeteller. T h ird row: Louise Crawford, M ary Knoll, Alice Peyton, Catherine Calla­

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Fourth row: Sponsor Roy Roberts, Lynn Howard, Art Keeble, Dee Roach, Joe Penland, M ike Teague, Bill Dawson.

P U R P O S E : ‘‘T o further develop mathematical abilities."

O FFIC E R S President ______________Boh M urphy Vice-President _________ M ike Teague Secretary-Treasurer Judy G riffin

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O FFIC E R S President Thomas Gutridge V.-Pres.

Ganne Laughmiller Secretary ------------- Carol Hurst Treasurer Richard Keithley

Left to right: Keithley, Laugh­ miller, Gutridge, Hurst.

P U R P O S E : “T o give the student an opportunity to work throughout the year in dramatic programs presented hy the club.”

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M E M B E R S —First row: C a r o l e Patterson, Romilda Cox, Sarah Beatty, M ary Knoll, Barbara Curtis, Carolyn Cruze, Becky Blankenship, Arlene Coulter, Judy Jenkins, Jane Cash, Katherine M cCulloch, Gerry Johnson. Second row: Vicki Vinsant, Pam McCammon, Martha W arren,

Jane Stapp, Alice Peyton, Jodie M cTeer, Ann Talley, Ginger Trundle, Pat Taylor, Sandy Rockfield, G a n n e Laughmiller, Suzzanne Camper, Sandy Burnett, Jane Huddleston. T h ird row: Dee Roach, Joe Penland, John Carpenter, Charles Ross, Boh Ballard, Bill Dawson, Tom

SCIENCE CLUB O FFIC E R S President ___________________________ Dee Roach Vice-President ___________-________ Joe Penland Secretary ___________________Larry Cunningham Treasurer ______________________ Lynn Howard

O F F IC E R S —L eft to right: Roach, Cunningham, Howard, Penland.

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Talley, David Norton, David Garrett, T ed W ilson, Glendon Cornett, Charles Henry, Jerry Roddy, Fred W eyler. Fourth row: Lynn Howard, Danny Chambers, W alter Jones, Kent Peters, Don Myers, Teddy Cate, Jim H uffm an, Ricky Cantley, Johnny Davis, Larry Cunningham,

Raymond Mizell, Bill Gass, David Black, Calvin Fuller, Parks Hitch, John Kenst, David Sincerbox, Jim my Clabough, Steve McCulloch, Herman Johnson, Chuck Vinsant, T im Park, Clark Spangler.

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P U R P O S E : â&#x20AC;&#x153;T o create an interest in science and scientific re- youth for jobs in essential industries, 7 â&#x20AC;&#x17E; such as Jack Daniels, Inc. search.

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S E N IO R S —First row: Linda Edwards, Anne Swanson, Sue Sutton, Barbara Shields, Janice Bradley, Alice Faye Sanders, N ancy Feezell, M ary Lane Mitchell, Ann Fox, Karen Scott, Marilew Clark, Lea W elch, Judy Ramsey. Second row: Judy G riffin, Pat Perry, Gail Webb, Sandy Stewart, Judy Fagg, Iris Snider,

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Patsy Jo M urphy, Beccie Kintner, Ruth Fox, Ann Alexander, Phyllis Blevins. T h ird row: Judy Linginfelter, Dorothy Heaton, Lynn Cox, Gladys Bailey, Bonita Coulter, Faye Moody, Donna Guy, Mary Virginia Thach, Lynn Corbett, Karen Smith, Peggy Elrod.

P U R P O S E : “T o build a fellow ­ ship of wom en and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of per­ sonal and social living to which w e are committed by our faith as Christians.”

O FFIC E R S President Lynn Corbett Vice-President Martha Warren Secretary ---------------M olly Chambers Treasurer --------------------Sherry Profitt

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JU N IO R S —First row : Sherry Proffitt, Alyce W hite, Jane Kizer, Arlene Coulter, Katherine McCulloch, Geraldine Johnson, Leslie Sutton, Judy Johnson, Shirley W hite, Jane Stapp, Betty Jo Watson, Marlene Fields, Lillian Hatcher. Second row: Judy Gennoe, Sandy Burnett, Ganne Laughmiller, Sandy Rockfield, Sarah Beatty, Jane Huddleston, Jody M cTeer, Ann Talley, M ary Katherine Morris, Barbara Speer, Judy Jenkins. T h ird row: Judy Shahan, Louise Crawford, Sheron White, Martha W arren, Katie Scarbrough, Barbara G uy, Pat Ridings, Clara Forster, Susan Dyer,

Barbara Stonecifer, Jody Davis, Delores Atkins, Brenda Hord. Fourth row: Pat Allen, Marian Rowan, Beth H itch, Vickie Vinsant, Linda Culveyhouse, Martha Ann Crye, Pat Richmond, Cathy W aldo, M ary Knoll, Sandra Long, Carole Patterson. Fifth row: Pam McCammon, Linda Lane, Rosalyn Everett, Ginger Trundle, Pat Taylor, Lynn Davis, Linda Chapman, Julia Morris, Sandy Humphrey, Romilda Cox, Carole Roberts, Ann Paine, Jane Cash. Sixth row: Barbara Curtis, Carolyn Cruze, M arilyn W hite, Suzzanne Camper.

SO P H O M O R E S—First row: M olly Chambers, Judy Mizell, Janet W ehunt, Anne Stubblefield, Suzie W y­ man, Susan Lyell, Suzanne Campbell, Jenny Sweitzer, Kathy Hinger. Second row: Kristine Lakey, Jama Ballard, Libby Pearson, Dannie Jean Gibson, Linda

Brooks, Carolyn Ribble, Babs Brakebill, Diane Patton, Ju d y Stinnett. T h ird row: Marty Lowe, Ann Aitken, Sally Everett, Lana W aid, Linda W aid, Ellen Waters, Bonnie Jackson, Carolyn W hite, Maria Milligan.

L eft to right: Stafford, Gregory, Peery, Stinnett.

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P U R P O S E : “T o promote a greater interest in sports.”

First ro w : Ann Talley, Barbara Shields, Linda Jenkins, Faye Moody, Karen Smith, Lynn Corbett, Sandy Steward, Jodie M cTeer. Second row: Curtis Sims, Jimm y Britton, Larry Watson, Dale Long, Bob Ballard, Jerry Dishman, Steve McCulloch, Joe Atchison, R ay­

mond Mizel], T ony W hite, Jerry Roddy, Bill Dawson, Phil Renfro. T h ird row: V on Irwin, Donald Parkins, Tom Talley, Tom Phelps, John Davis, Roy Gregory, John Farmer, Tom Gutridge, Tom Stafford, Bill Peery, Roy Stinnett, Bill Ross, Archie Anderson.

First row: Maria M illigan, Marty Lowe, Carolyn Ribble, M olly Chambers, Kathy Hinger, Jam a Ballard.

Second row: Ann Aitken, Sally Everett, Judy Mizell, Ann Baker, Suzanne Campbell, Susan Lyell. T h ird row: Christine Lindsey, Judith Daniels, Ellen Watters, Dana Jean Gibson, Jenny Sweitzer, Diane Patton.

Fourth row: Suzi W ym an, Kent Lewis, John Overly,

Bill Patterson, Bob Studley, W illis Brindle. Fifth row: N ew t Holloway, Robert Redwine, B ill Ramey, Ray Cline, Jim m y Joseph, Frank March. Sixth row: Glen Loveday, Claude Abbott, John Kerr, Teddy Henry, Johnny Edmondson. Seventh row: Bill Beatty, Steve Shields, K elly Spears, Sponsor Mrs. Paul Hagan.

JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE P U R P O S E : “T o -promote the study and interest o f L atin.”

L eft to right: March, Everett, Baker, Mizell.

O FFIC E R S President ______________ Sally Everett Vice-President __________ Frank March Recording Secretary Robert Redwine Corresponding Secretary Ann Baker Treasu rer________________ Judy M izell

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L eft to right: Nance, Fox, Vinsant.

O FFIC E R S President Chuck Vinsant Vice-President __________ John Nance Secretary-Treasurer ________ Ruth Fox

P U R P O S E : "T o promote the enjoym ent and appreciation of good hooks."

LIBRARY CLUB F irst row: Jane Kizer, Barbara Shields, Sponsor Miss Flelen Ott, M arilyn W hite, Carolyn W illiams, Ellen Watters, Susan W ym an, Judy Stinnett, Geraldine Johnson, Jane Huddleston, Sandy Burnett, Jenny

Sweitzer. Second row: Ann Alexander, Ruth Fox, Bob Studley, Clyde Peery, Chuck Vinsant, Ju d y G riffin, John Roberts.

First row: Belinda Potter, Carol Hammontree, Juanita Fuller, Donna G uy, Sandy Humphrey, Alice Faye Sanders, N ancy Feezell, Martha Crye, Ann Fox, Pat Perry, Linda Edwards, Jackie Matheny, Rosalyn Everett. Second row: Norma Boyd, Glenda Bunch, Glenda Denton, Joan Garner, Sherry Proffitt, Sue Sutton, Karen Scott, Betty Jo Watson, Suzzanne Camper, Judy Linginfelter, M ary Morris. T h ird row:

O FFIC E R S President __________________ Ann Fox Vice-President __________ Peggy Elrod Secretary Bettye Whitlock Treasurer _______________ Karen Scott Parliam entarian_________ Judy Ramsey Historian ________________ Beth Hitch Song Leader _________ Rosalyn Everett Left to right: Hitch, Everett, W hit­ lock, Elrod, Ramsey, Scott, Fox.

Sponsor Mrs. John Sherrod, Brenda Hord, Billie Sue Harbison, Bonita Coulter, Janet W ehunt, Julia Morris, Barbara Shields, Gladys Bailey, Beccie Kintner, Ruth Fox, Anne Swanson. Fourth row: Jodie Davis, Barbara G uy, Pat Ridings, Linda Chapman, Jane Kizer, M ary Carroll, Beth H itch, Linda Lane, Patsy Jo M urphy, Judy Ramsey, Peggy Elrod, Bettye Whitlock.

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA P U R P O S E : "T o promote a greater interest in homemaking, both at home and at school."

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First row: Donald Parkins, Buddy Thompson, Larry Cunningham, W alter Leatherwood, Edgar Shore, Raymond M izell, Jim m y Craig, T eddy Cate. Second row: Johnny Redwine, Dale Long, Jerry Harmon, Johnny Farmer, Don Keeble, Jerry Roddy, Joe Atchison, Larry Watson. T h ird row: Chuck Vinsant, David Black, Don Myers, Bill Gass, Bob Studley, Tom Stafford, Bill Lane, Alan Snider. Fourth row: David Forkner, Norman Hall, Charles Parker, Larry Orr, Lynn Hitch, K elly Spears, W esley

L eft to right: Shore, M izell, Thompson, C unn­ ingham, Leatherwood.

O F F IC E R S President ___________________Larry Cunningham Vice-President W alter Leatherwood Secretary ^..Raymond Mizell Treasurer ----------------------------------- Edgar Shore

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Sanders. Fifth row: David M cDade, Agee, Tom m y Talley, Danny Moore, W illiams, Johnny Edmondson, Bill Brindle. Seventh row: Rick Brownlie, Ross, T ed Wilson, David Sincerbox,

Dennis Ryniec, Phil Renfro, Bob Ballard, Jack Jerry Ogle. Sixth row: W alter Jones, Joe David Ram ey, Chipper Edwards, B ill Jones, Carl B ill Peery, Tom m y Phelps, John Davis, Charles David Garrett.

P U R P O S E : “A national fellow ship to help build great teen-age Christian youth m ove­ ments in every high school in the U nited States to benefit that school, city, and state.”

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First ro w : John Edmondson, Jim m y Joseph, Joe Pen­ land. Second row: Anne Swanson, Kathy McCulloch, Judy G riffin , Richard Keithley, Chuck Vinsant. T h ird

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row: Pat Perry, David Hitson, Ruth Jones, M ickey Carringer.

Fox, W alter

P U R P O S E : "T o keep the student body w ell inform ed of the happenings and the news events taking place in the school and on the campus.

row: Ju d y Ramsey, Carol Hurst, Karen Smith, Kizer, Catherine Callaway, Cathy W aldo. Second Carolyn Cruze, Ju d y Fagg, N ancy Feezell, Dannie Gibson, Sherry Proffitt, Ganne Laughmiller,

Sandy Burnett, Becky Blankenship, Verla Bridgers, Carole Patterson. T h ird row: John Beals, Don Myers, Art Keeble, Dee Roach, David Thacker, Harry Hammontree, Sandy Long.

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MARCHING

Head Majorette G ail W ebb Majorette Karen Smith

Majorette Karen Scott

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BAND

Band Sponsor Marcia King; Drum M ajor James Britton.

Announcer, Bob M urphy

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First row: Ann Talley, Peggy Elrod, G ail Webb, Marcia King, Sally Everett, Ellen Watters, Babs Brakebill Suzzanne Campbell, Judy Johnson, Karen Smith.

Second row: Annette Teffeteller, Linda Edwards, Carolyn Ribble, Louise Crawford, Carolyn Cruze, Dwaine Pesterfield, Marion Rowan, Vickie Vinsant, Glenda Bunch, Kristine Lakey, M olly Chambers, Ann Alexander, Bob M urphy, Jam a Ballard, Bettye W hit­ lock, Bonnie Jackson. T h ird row: Shirley W hite,

Leslie Sutton, Judy Gennoe, Clara Forster, Sandy Humphrey, Jim m y Haddox, Claude Abbott, Eddie Harmon, Jerry Sterling, Linda Jenkins, Jane Stapp, Dannie Jean Gibson, Kathy Hinger, Richard Talley, Tim Hitson, Glen Loveday, Tom Badgett, M ike Teague, John Nance. Fourth row: M r. Connell, Art Keeble, David M cDade, Harry Hammontree, Jimm y Britton, Freddie W eyler, Dee Roach, Kent Peters, W ayne Chilcote, Kent Lewis, Bill Dawson.

CONCERT BAND Director Jack Connell

Assistant Director Edward Bilbrey

A C C O M P A N IS T S —L eft to right: Louise Crawford, Bonnie Jackson, Ann Talley.

O F F IC E R S —Seated: Judy G riffin , Secretary. Standing: Judy Shahan, Librarian; Lynn Corbett, Vice-President; Ricky Cantley, Reporter; John Carpenter, President; John Farmer, Treasurer.

CHOIR First row: Judy Shahan, Alice Peyton, Linda Denton, Lana W aid, Linda W aid, Linda Brooks, W ayne Chilcote, Phil Renfro, John Carpenter, B ill Dawson, Catherine Chapman, Linda Chapman, Barbara Guy, Suzzanne Camper, Sandy Burnett, Jeanie Paine, M arilew Clark. Second row: Louise Crawford, Ann Paine, Susan Dyer, Bonnie Jackson, Geraldine John­ son, Art Keeble, Parks Hitch, Ricky Cantley, Kent

Peters, Ju d y G riffin , Pam McCammon, Linda Culveyhouse, Judy Jenkins, M ary Knoll, Lea W elch. T h ird row : Sandra M ills, Ju d y Ramsey, Ju d y Daniels, Bonita Coulter, Jim m y Britton, Tom Stafford, John Fanner, Fred W eyler, Bob M urphy, Steve Shields, A nn Talley, Ruth Fox, Ann Alexander, G ail W ebb, Lynn Corbett, Karol Koella.

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Left to right: Edwards, Teague, Elrod, Webb.

O FFIC E R S President ______________ M ike Teague Vice-President Linda Edwards Secretary ________________ G ail W ebb Treasurer _______________ Peggy Elrod

DANCE BAND First row: Dannie Jean Gibson, Jane Stapp, Linda Jenkins, Jimmy Haddox, Claude Abbott, Jerry Sterl­ ing, Kathy Hinger. Second row: Fred W eyler, Dee

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Roach, Kent Peters, M ike Teague, Tom Badgett.

T h ird row: Harry Hammontree, David M cDade, Mr. Connell.

Left to right: Tom Badgett, John Nance, Roach, Harry

Jimm y Haddox, Claude Abbott, M ike Teague, W ayne Chilcote, Jim m y Britton, Art Keeble, Dee Hammontree, Fred W eyler.

B A N D M A N A G E R S â&#x20AC;&#x201D;L eft to right: Bob Ballard, Rick Brownlie, Raymond Mizell.

PEP BAND

M H S students enjoy Pep Rallies enlivened by the Pep Band.

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M H S -32 -

JE F F E R S O N C IT Y -6

Displaying a tremendous offensive weapon in the form of Larry Watson, M H S romped to an impressive 26-6 victory over untested Jefferson City. Not to be -forgotten was the gallant defense shown; such standouts as John Farmer, Don Parkins, and many more, con­ tributed to a successful opening game.

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Victory turned into defeat when a Lenoir City panther returned a M H S kickoff 85 yards for a T D . Fighting with determination, M H S took the lead on a 45-yard gallop by Roy Stinnett and an extra point by Dale Long. Another tally was made on a three-yard leap by Watson, but 1 3 points were not enough to win a hard fought game.

M H S-6 - HOLSTO N-O T he defense-minded Red Rebels upset favored Holston by a six-point aftargin. M 'H S’s lone tally came early in the Fourth quarter when Larry Watson tossed Jerry Roddy a 17-yard pass to set up a five-yard gallop by Watson for six points. Our defense was led by Bill Peery, Donald Parkins, Bill Ross, and Dale Long.

First row: Archie Anderson, Jerry Roddy, T ony W hite, Bill Dawson, Dale Long, Phil Renfro, Don Parkins, Lynn Hitch, Gene Thomas, Gary King. Second row: Boh Studley, Bill Thomas, Bill Ross, Tom Stafford, Jim m y Gam er, Jerry Dishman, Danny Rogers, Bricky Sturgeon, Frank Eggers,

M H S -19 - M A D IS O N V IL L E -14 Our hard-hitting Rebels downed the Tornadoes of Madisonville to extend their victories to three. T h e passing and m nning of Larry W at­ son, along with the ball handling of R oy Stin­ nett, proved superior to Madisonville’s defense.

W ith the recovery of a late fumble, M H S ’s lines again fought to preserve the margin of victory.

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Captain Larry Watson

P O R T E R -7

The M H S Rebels rode high on the victory wagon as they defeated the Porter Panthers 32-7. T his was a sweet revenge for last year’s upset at the hands of these same Panthers. Our usual hackfield standouts; Watson, Stinnett, and Stafford, carried the bulk of the offense, as the Rebel defense held the visitors to a mere seven points. Not to be forgotten was the forward wall of our line, such boys as Don Parkins, Bill Dawson, and T ony W hite displayed tremendous effort in stopping the Porter threats.

M H S-20 - A LC O A-6 W ith the force of a mighty battleship, M H S swept by Alcoa for a well-earned victory. Faced with a six-point disadvantage, the Rebels began to come to life early in the second quarter. The power of Larry Watson and the kicking of

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Dale Long proved too much for the Tornadoes.

Our forces picked up mobile power and drove for three T D ’s to completely outclass the highly regarded Tornadoes. Playing superb defense were the entire line led by Steve Shields, Bill Pe.ery, Bill Dawson, T ony W hite, and many others.

M H S-7 - S E V IE R V IL L E -7 W ith Stafford and Watson injured, the “ big Red” from M E1S fought favored Sevierville to a tie. Drawing first blood on a pass from Long to Roddy, M H S led through the first half. Scor­ ing early in the third quarter, Sevierville evened the score, and thus climaxed this rivalry.

Steve Shields, W illis Brindle. T h ird row: Coach Kenneth Shepard, Roy Gregory, Thomas Gutridge, Tom Talley, LaTry Watson, Bill Peery, John Fanner, N ew t Holloway, Roy Stinnett, Pete Paine, Richard Talley, Lloyd Lawhon, Steve M cCulloch, Coach Don Rawls.

M H S-20 - EH S-6 W ith Larry Watson scoring and Long kick­ ing, M H S completed its conference schedule with an unblemished record. On three separate occasions Watson raced for the score. T h e fol­ lowing week Larry received mention as an AllState Back for that performance. Not to be for­ gotten was the “ Stone-wall” defense of our line­ men. Behind the backing of Peery and Parkins, the backfield found its scoring chores much easier.

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T h e boys of Ace Adams proved too powerful for our gallant Rebels. Since our blocking never began to click, our defense had little chance of being turned loose. M H S fought on even terms for most of the game, and very impressively even though the score didn’t so indicate.

Co-Captain Roy Stinnett M H S-6 - LO UDON-O On the fisrt play from scrimmage, Watson plowed his way through the defensive line for 64 yards and a T D . There were three such moments of brightness; however, each time a flag lying somewhere on the ground signified no score. Although the offense was held back by penalties, M H S displayed the usual defense that had proved to be such a great asset. Again such linemen as Parkins, Dawson, Peery, and Roddy were outstanding.

M H S-40 - N E W P O R T -7 Closing the season with a stirring display of offense, M H S unleashed an 85-yard run on the opening kickoff and the visiting eleven were never able to recover. Our forces scored in every quarter, and the final tally came on a magnificent pass interception and 100-yard run

by Larry Watson. Offensive yardage was gained mainly by W atson, Stinnett, and Stafford—Long also added four P A T S .

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First row: Jerry Roddy, Bill Peery, B ill Dawson, Phil Renfro, Tony W hite, Donald Parkins, Roy Gregory. Second row: Steve Shields, John Farmer, Roy Stinnett, Bill Ross, Tom Stafford, Larry Watson, Dale Long.

B TEAM Managers, Clyde Peery and Lynn Howard

T h e “ B ” Team provides the younger members of the foot­ ball squad with valuable playing experience.

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L eft to right: Coach Emerson Watson, R ick Cantley, Clark Spangler, Dale Long, Calvin Fuller, Roy Gregory, John Farmer, Tom m y Phelps, Jim my Craig,

Jerry Roddy, Harry Hammontree, Boh Ballard, Archie Anderson.

VARSITY BASKETBALL 1960-1961 in” cleans Alcoa’s backboard.

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A b o ve: Long goes up for two points.

L eft: Members of the enemy camps confer over Cokes.

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First ro w : Bricky Sturgeon, Steve Shields, T im Park, T im G am er, N ew t Holloway, Don Myers, Dennis Ryniec. Second row: Robert Redwine, Danny Rogers,

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M ickey Carringer, Chipper Edwards.

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First row: Jenny Sweitzer, Diane Patton, Janet W ehunt, Maria Milligan, Ann Baker, Jam a Ballard, Sheron W hite, Manager Shirley W hite. Second row:

Coach Don Rawls, Arlene Coulter, Karen Smith, Lynn Corbett, Peggy Elrod, Barbara Stonesipher, Ann Aitken, Barbara Shields, Manager Judy Shahan.

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First row: M ax Gardner, Harry Hammontree, Larry Watson, Bill Ross, Roy Stinnett. Second row: T im Parks, Steve M cCulloch, Dale Long, Clark Spangler, Archie Anderson, Clyde Peery.

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TENNIS TEAM

Left to right: M ax Gardner, John Davis, Dee Roach, Jimm y Britton, Bob Ballard.

Jodie M cT eer

T a lle y S a lly Everett

A nnette T effeteller

C ap tain S an d y Stew art

M arty Lowe

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CHEERLEADERS

Left to right: Annette Teffeteller, Jodie M cTeer, Ann Talley, Sandy Stewart, Lynn Corbett, Marty Lowe, Sally Everett.

First ro w : W alter Jones, Don Keehle. Second row : Barbara Shields, Arlene Coulter, Marcia King. T h ird row: Dee Roach, Harry Hammontree, John Farmer, Tom Stafford, Rick Cantley.

SWIMMING TEAM TRACK TEAM

First row: Tom Stafford, Larry Watson, John Farmer, Roy Gregory, Jerry Roddy. Second row: W alter Jones, Jerry Dishman, Calvin Fuller, Bill Ross, Roy Stinnett.

■: First row: Pat Perry, Pat Ridings, Bonita Coulter, Annette T e ffe ­ teller, Marcia King, Glenda Bunch, Leslie Sutton, Dannie Jean Gibson, M ary Knoll. Second row: Norma Boyd, N ancy Feezell, Barbara G uy, Donna Guy, W anda Loveday, Sandy Rockfield, Barbara Shields, Judith Daniels, Judy Johnson, Anne Swanson, Jane Stapp, Carolyn Cruze. T h ird row: Ann Alexander, Cathy Chapman, Linda Chapman, Faye Moody, Beth Flitch, Pat Taylor, Linda Jenkins, Ann Aitken, Ellen Waters, Shirley W hite, Lana W aid, Linda W aid.

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BOWLING LEAGUE

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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SENIOR A N N E L IZ A B E T H A L E X A N D E R —Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; Bowling League 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Library C lub 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Thespian C lub 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band, Solo and Ensemble 10, 1 1 , Band Clinic 1 1 ; Choir 12 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Basketball 10.

M A R IL E W C L A R K —Planning Committee 1 1 ; A p ­ palachian Circulation Staff 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Junior Red Cross Council 10 ; Thespian C lub 12; R ed and Black Staff 1 1 ; Y-Teens 10, 12 , President 1 1 ; Choir 1 1 , 12 ; “ Class R ing” 10 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ A Christmas Promise” 12 ; Basketball M anager 1 1 .

G L A D Y S B A IL E Y —F .H .A . 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Science Club 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Junior Olympics 10.

LYN N C O R B E T T —Planning Committee 11; Homecoming Queen 12 ; F .H .A . 10 , Song Leader 1 1 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , Treasurer 1 1 , Presi­ dent 12 ; Choir 1 1 , Vice-President 12 ; Basketball 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Swimming 10; Cheerleader 1 1 , Co-Captain 12 ; Basketball Queen 12 , Attendant 1 1 .

BO B B A L L A R D —H i-Y 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Science Club 12 ; Varsity C lub 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band Manager 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Basket­ ball 10 , 1 1 , 12 , B-Team A ll Tournament 10 ; Football 10, 1 1 ; Tennis 10 , 1 1 , 12 .

P H Y L L IS A N N B LEV IN S-A ppalachiara Circula­ tion Staff 12 ; Junior Classical League 10; Y-Teens 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

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L Y N N C O X —Morganton H igh School, Morganton, W est Virginia, 10 ; Y-Teens 1 1 , 12 .

JIM M Y C R A IG —H i-Y 12 ; Varsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10 , 1 1 , 12.

JA N IC E B R A D L E Y —Junior Classical League 10; Library C lub 10 ; Y-Teens 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother. Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

L A R R Y C U N N IN G H A M —H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , President 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Science C lub, Secre­ tary 12 .

JIM M Y B R IT T O N —Planning Committee 10 , 1 1 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; R ed and Black Staff 1 1 ; Science C lub 1 1 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Band 10 , 1 1 , Pep Band 12 , Drum M ajor 12 ; Choir 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Tennis 10 , 1 1 .

JO H N N Y D A V IS —H i-Y 1 1 , 12 ; Science Club 12 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Band, Dance Band 10 , 1 1 ; Pep Band 10 , 1 1 ; Tennis 10 , 1 1 , 12 .

R IC H A R D B R O W N L IE —H i-Y, District Delegate 1 1 , 12 ; Band Manager 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 11.

JIM M Y C A T E —H i-Y 10 ; Junior Classical League 10; National Honor Society 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

T E D D Y C A T E —H i-Y 12 ; Science Club 12 .

CATHY Indianapolis, League 12.

B O N IT A C O U L T E R —Bowling League F .H .A . 12 ; Y-Teens 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 1 1 , 12 .

C H A P M A N —Shortridge H igh School, Indiana, 10 ; Choir 1 1 , 12 ; Bowling

B IL L D A W S O N —Treasurer 1 1 , Vice-President 12; Alcoa Student of W eek 1 1 ; Planning Committee 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff Editor 12 ; Boys’ County Delegate 1 1 ; Junior Classical League, Secretary 10 ; K ey C lub, Board of Directors 10 , Vice-President 1 1 , President 12 , Delegate to District 1 1 , Delegate to National Convention 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 12 , VicePresident 1 1 ; National Honor Society 12 , Vice-Presi­ dent 1 1 ; Science Club 1 1 , 12 ; Student Council 1 1 ; Varsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Band 12 ; Dance Band 10 , 1 1 ; Pep Band 10; Choir 10 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Football 1 1 , All-County 12.

L IN D A R U T H E D W A R D S —Appalachian Busi­ ness Staff 12 ; F .H .A . 12 ; Junior Classical League 10; R ed and Black Staff 1 1 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band 10 , 1 1 , Vice-President 12 ; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 11.

JA N IE C H A P M A N —F .H .A . 12 .

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HONORS P E G G Y E L R O D —F .H .A . Vice-President 12 , Varsity Visit 12 ; Junior Classical League 10; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; National Honor Society 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 1 1 , 12 ; Band; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10 , 12 , Treasurer 12 ; Band Clinic 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Basketball 10 , 1 1 , 12.

JU D Y F A G G —Junior Classical League 10 ; Red and Black Staff 1 1 , 12 ; Science C lub 1 1 ; Y-Teens 10, 1 1 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 11.

JO H N C R A IG M IL E S F A R M E R -A p p a la ch ia n Circulation Staff 12 ; Planning Committee 12 ; H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 10 , 1 1 , Treas­ urer 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Basketball 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , All-County Honorable Mention 12 ; Swimming 1 1 , 12 ; Track 1 1 , 12 .

N A N C Y E L L E N F E E Z E L L —F .H .A . 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; M -Club 10; R ed and Black Staff 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

Alpha Theta 1 1 , Secretary-Treasurer 12 ; National Honor Society 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 1 1 , 12 ; Thespian C lub 12 ; Y-Teens 12 , Treasurer 10 , Chaplain 1 1 ; Choir 10 , Treasurer 1 1 , Secretary 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ Room for One M ore” 1 1 .

T H O M A S G U T R ID G E —Planning Committee 1 1 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; K ey C lub 1 1 , 12 ; National Forensic League 12 ; Thespian C lub 1 1 , President 12 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; “ Class R in g” 10 ; “ Room for One M ore” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , 12 .

D O N N A R H E A G U Y -B o w lin g League 1 1 , F .H .A . 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 .

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JA M E S T H O M A S H A D D O X -Ju n io r Classical League 10; Key C lub 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band, Dance Band, Pep Band, Band Clinic, Solo and Ensemble Festival 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; All-State Band 1 1 .

N O R M A N H A L L - H i- Y 12 .

D A V ID F O R K N E R - H i- Y 12.

A N N E L IZ A B E T H F O X —Appalachian Business Staff 12 ; F .H .A ., President 12 , Varsity Visit 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; N a ­ tional Honor Society 1 1 , Treasurer 12 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band 10 , 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

R U T H E L L E N F O X —Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; F .H .A . 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 12 ; National Forensic League 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

M A X G A R D N E R -V a rsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Baseball 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10 ; Tennis 10 , 1 1 .

H A R R Y H A M M O N T R E E —Appalachian Editorial Staff 12 ; Planning Committee 10 ; Band, Pep Band, Band Clinic 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Dance Band 1 1 , 12 ; Band Festival 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Baseball 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Track 12 ; H i-Y 10 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; K ey Club 1 1 , 12 ; Varsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 12 ; Swim m ing 12 .

JE R R Y H A R M O N -H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , District Delegate 12.

D O R O T H Y JE A N H E A T O N —F .H .A . 1 1 ; YTeens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band, Solo and Ensemble Festival 10, 11.

R O Y G R E G O R Y - H i- Y 12 ; Varsity C lub 10 , 1 1 , Vice-President 12 ; Baseball 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , All-County Honorable M en­ tion 12 ; Track 10 , 1 1 , 12 .

D A V ID H IT S O N —Appalachian Business Staff 12 ; H i-Y 1 1 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Junior Red Cross Council 10 ; National Forensic League, President 12 ; R ed and Black Staff, Page Editor 12 ; School News Correspondent 12 ; Thespian Club 1 1 , 12 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ A Christmas Promise” 12 .

JU D Y G R IF F IN —Appalachian Editorial Staff 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Library C lub 1 1 , 12 ; M u

C A R L H U B B A R D —Farragut H igh School, Knox­ ville, Tennessee, 1 1 .

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SENIOR C A R O L Y N H U F F —National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; National Honor Society 1 1 , 12.

C A R O L H U R S T —President 10 ; Planning Com­ mittee 1 1 , 12 ; Class Favorite 10 , 1 1 ; Alcoa Student of W eek 10; Appalachian Business Editor 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; National Honor Society, Chaplain 1 1 , Vice-President 12 ; Red and Black Staff 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Student Council 10 , 1 1 , President 12 ; Thespian C lub 1 1 , Secretary 12 ; “ Room for One M ore” 1 1 , “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Home­ coming Queen Candidate 10, 1 1 , Attendant 12 ; Basket­ ball Queen Candidate 10 , 1 1 .

V O N L E E IR W IN —Varsity Club 12 ; Football 12 .

L IN D A JE N K I N S —Planning Committee 12 ; A p ­ palachian Editorial Staff 12 ; Bowling League 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12; National Honor Society 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Band, Dance Band, 10 , 1 1 , 12 , Band Clinic 1 1 , All-State 10 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Basketball Manager 10 , 1 1 .

A R T K E E B L E - M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; N a ­ tional Forensic League 1 1 , 12 ; National Honor Society’ 1 1 ; R ed and Black Staff 1 1 , 12 ; Thespian Club 12 ; Band 10 , Pep Band 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 12 , All-State Choir 1 1 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ A Christmas Promise” 12.

R IC H A R D A L L E N K E IT H L E Y -V ice-P resid en t 1 1 ; Planning Committee 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Appalachian Editorial Staff 10 , 1 1 , Assistant Editor 12 ; Boys’ County 10; Alcoa Student of W eek 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Key Club 1 1 , Board of Directors 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; National Forensic League 12 ; National Honor Society 10, 1 1 , Chaplain 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 10, 1 1 , Page Editor 12 ; Student Council 1 1 ; Thespian Club 1 1 , Treasurer 12 ; “ Class R ing” 10; “ Room for One M ore” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Wrestling Manager 10.

M A R C IA A N N K IN G —Secretary 1 1 , 12 ; Plan­ ning Committee 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Appalachian Editorial Staff 12 ; Band 10 , 1 1 , Band Sponsor 12 ; Bowling League 12 ; Junior Classical League, President 10; N a­ tional Honor Society 10, 1 1 , President 12 ; Thespian (Club 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; Student Council 10; Y-Teens, President 10; Science C lub 1 1 ; "Class R ing” 10 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

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R E B E C C A K A Y K I N T N E R —F .H .A . 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Junior Red Cross Council 10 ; Thespian Club 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ A Christmas Promise” 12 .

K A R O L K O E L L A —W ebb School, Knoxville, T en ­ nessee, 10 , 1 1 ; Appalachian Editorial Staff 12 ; Choir 12.

B IL L L A N E - H i- Y 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Fresh­ man” 1 1 ; Basketball 10.

L L O Y D L A W H O N —“ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Football 12 ; W restling 1 1 .

W A L T E R L E A T H E R W O O D —Planning Commit­ tee 12 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; H i-Y 1 1 , Vice-President 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Thespian Club 12 ; “ Class R ing” 10 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ A Christmas Promise” 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 .

JU D IT H L IN G IN F E L T E R —Bowling League 1 1 , 12 ; F .H .A . 12 ; Y-Teens 10, 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Fresh­ man” 1 1 .

D A L E L O N G —Planning Committee 1 1 , 12 ; H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Varsity C lub 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Baseball 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 12 , All-Tournament B Team 10, AllTournament 1 1 ; Football 10, All-County Honorable Mention 1 1 , 12 .

JO H N T H O M A S M A R T IN —Junior Classical League 10 ; National Forensic League 1 1 ; Band 10; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

JA C K IE M A T H E N Y —Planning Committee Bowling League 1 1 , 12 ; F .H .A . 1 1 , 12 .

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M A R Y L A N E M IT C H E L L —Appalachian Busi­ ness Staff 12 ; Junior Classical League 10; National Forensic League, Secretary 12 ; Thespian C lub 12; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 10; “ Class R ing” 10 ; “ Room for One M ore” 1 1 ; "M other Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ A Christmas Promise” 12 .

R A Y M O N D M IZ E L L —Appalachian Business Staff 12 ; H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , Secretary 12 ; Varsity C lub 10 , 1 1 ,

HONORS 12 ; Band Manager 1 1 , 12 ; Baseball M anager 1 1 ; Foot­ ball Manager 10 ; W restling 10.

F A Y E M O O D Y —Bowling League 10 ; Varsity Club 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10 , CoCaptain 1 1 , 12 ; All-County Honorable Mention 1 1 ; Track 1 1 , 12.

D A N N Y M O O R E —H i-Y 12 ; “ Mother Is a Fresh­ man” 1 1 ; Baseball 10 ; Football 10 , M anager 1 1 ; Track 12.

P A T R IC IA JO M U R P H Y —Planning Committee 12 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; F .H .A . 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 10, 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; “ Room for One M ore” 1 1 .

BOB M U R P H Y —Treasurer 12 ; Planning Commit­ tee 1 1 , 12 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 12 ; School Radio Pro­ gram 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Key Club 10 , 1 1 , Secretary 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , President 12 ; National Forensic League 12 ; National Honor Society 10 , 12 , Treasurer 1 1 ; Thespian C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Band 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 12 ; “ Class R in g” 10 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

D A V ID N O R T O N —Junior Classical League Science Club 12 ; W restling 1 1 .

B IL L P E E R Y —H i-Y 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Varsity C lub 1 1 , Treasurer 12 ; Football 10 , AllCounty Honorable Mention 1 1 , All-County 12 ; Track 1 1 , 12 ; W restling 1 1 .

JO S E P H R . P E N L A N D —Appalachian Editorial S taff 10 , Editor 12 ; Alcoa Student of W eek 1 1 ; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 12 ; National Science Foundation Summer Workshop Participant 1 1 ; H i-Y 10; Junior Classical League, Sergeant-at-Arms 10 ; Key Club 1 1 , 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; N a ­ tional Honor Society 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 10 , Page Editor 1 1 , 12 ; Science C lub 1 1 , Vice-Presi­ dent 12 ; Student Council Vice-President 12 ; Outstand­ ing Chemistry Student 1 1 ; M ath Competition 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Basketball 10.

P A T R IC IA P E R R Y —Bowling League 1 1 , 12 ; F .H .A . 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; R ed and Black Staff 12 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band 10 , 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

K E N T P E T E R S —Junior Classical League 10; Science C lub 1 1 ; Band, Dance Band, Pep Band, 10, 1 1 , 12 ; E .T .E .A . Orchestra 12 ; Choir 12.

T O M M Y P H E L P S - H i- Y 12 ; Varsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10 , 12 , All-County Honorable Mention 1 1 ; Track 12 .

10; JU D IT H R A M S E Y - C h o ir 12 ; F .H .A . Parlia­ mentarian, Varsity Visit 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; R ed and Black Staff 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 .

JE R R Y O G L E - H i- Y 12 .

L A R R Y JO E 12 ; H i-Y 1 1 , 12 .

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Business Staff

M A R Y E U G E N IA P A IN E —Planning Committee 10 ; Junior Miss Contest Runner-up 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 ; Choir 10* 1 1 , 12 ; E .T .E .A .

Chorus, All-State Chorus 1 1 ; “ Class R in g” 10 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

C H A R L E S E D W A R D P A R K E R - H i- Y 1 1 , 12.

D O N A L D P A R K IN S —H i-Y 12 ; Varsity C lub 12 ; Football, All-County Honorable Mention 12 .

JO H N R E D W IN E —National Forensic League 12 ; H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band M anager 10 , 1 1 , 12.

P H IL IP R U S S E L L R E N F R O - Ju n io r Classical League 10 ; Choir 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , All-County, All-East Tennessee Honorable Mention 12 ; Track 10 ; W restling 10 , 1 1 .

D E E R O A C H —Planning Committee 10 , 1 1 ; A p ­ palachian Editorial Staff 1 1 , 12 ; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 12 ; M ath Competition Second Place 10 , Honorable Mention 1 1 ; Blount County Spell­ ing Champion 12 ; Junior Classical League, Vice-Presi­ dent 10 ; K ey Club 10 , Board of Directors, Delegate to District Convention, Delegate to International Con­ vention, First Place W inner of District Oratorical Con­

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SENIOR test 1 1 , Treasurer, Lieutenant Governor of KentuckyTennessee District 12 ; National Forensic League, Fourth Place W inner Southern Speech Association Oratorical Contest 1 1 , Vice-President 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; National Flonor Society 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Science C lub, VicePresident 1 1 , President 12 ; Thespian Cluh 12 ; Band, Dance Band 10 , 1 1 , 12 , Pep Band 10 , 1 1 , 12 , Solo and Ensemble Festival 1 1 , East Tennessee Orchestra 12 ; Choir 10; “Class R in g” 10 ; “ Mother Is a Fresh­ man” 1 1 ; “ A Christmas Promise” 12 ; Tennis 1 1 .

B IL L R O S S - H i- Y 1 1 , 12 ; Varsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Baseball 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , All-County Honorable Mention 12 ; Track 1 1 , 12 ; W restling 1 1 .

C H A R L E S H . R O S S - H i- Y 10 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; M u Alpha Theta 12 ; National Honor Society 1 1 ; Science Club 1 1 , 12 ; National Forensic League 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; W restling 10 , 11.

A L IC E F A Y E S A N D E R S —F .H .A . 12 ; Y-Teens 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

K A R E N S C O T T —Planning Committee 1 1 ; A p­ palachian Circulation Staff 12 ; F .H .A . Secretary 10, Historian 1 1 , Treasurer 12 ; Y-Teens 12 , Secretary 10, 1 1 ; Band 10; Majorette 1 1 , 12 .

Festival 10 ; “ Class R in g” 10 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Basketball 10 , 1 1 , 12 .

IR IS G R A C E S N ID E R —National Merit Scholar­ ship Finalist 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; N a ­ tional Forensic League 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 1 1 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; “ Room for One More” 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

T O M M Y S T A F F O R D -V ice-President 10 , Presi­ dent 1 1 , 12 ; Student Council 10 ; Planning Committee 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Class Favorite 10 , 1 1 ; K ey C lub 10; Varsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10 ; Football 10 , CoCaptain 1 1 , All-County Honorable Mention 12 ; Swim ­ ming 1 1 , 12 ; Track 1 1 , 12 ; W restling 1 1 .

S A N D R A K A Y S T E W A R T —Planning Committee 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; Junior Miss Contest First Place 12 ; F .H .A . 10, Parliamentarian 1 1 ; Junior Classical League, Treasurer 10 ; National Honor Society 12 ; Thespian Club 12 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 12 , Program Chairman 10 , 1 1 ; Choir 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Cheerleader 10 , 1 1 , Captain 12 .

R O Y S T IN N E T T - V a r s ity C lub 10 , 1 1 , President 12 ; Baseball 1 1 , 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , Co-Captain, AllCounty 12 ; Track 10 , 1 1 , 12.

M A R IL Y N S U E S U T T O N - F .H .A . 12 ; Y-Teens 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 1 1 ; Track 1 1 .

B A R B A R A JE A N S H IE L D S —F .H .A . 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Library Assistant 12 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Basketball 10, 1 1 , 12 ; Swimming 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Track 10 , 1 1 , 12.

E D G A R S H O R E —Everett High School, Maryville, Tennessee, 10 ; H i-Y 1 1 , Treasurer, District Delegate 12.

C U R T IS S IM S —Planning Committee 12 ; H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Varsity C lub 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Baseball Manager 10; Football Manager 1 1 , 12 .

K A R E N E. S M IT H —Appalachian Business Staff 12 ; Bowling League 10 ; Junior Classical League 10; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; National Honor Society 10 , 1 1 , Secretary 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 1 1 , 12 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Y-Teens 12 , Reporter 10 , 1 1 ; Band 10 ; Majorette 1 1 , 12 ; Solo and Ensemble

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A N N E C A R O L S W A N S O N -U n iv e rsity of N e­ braska Correspondence Course, Kabul, Afghanistan, 10; Bowling League 1 1 ; F .H .A . 1 1 , 12 ; Red and Black Staff 12 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Y-Teens 1 1 , 12 .

T O M M Y T A L L E Y - H i- Y 1 1 , 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; Varsity C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Band 10 ; Football 11, 12.

M IK E T E A G U E —Planning Committee 10 ; N a­ tional M erit Scholarship Finalist 12 ; Math Com­ petition 10 , 1 1 ; K ey C lub 1 1 , 12 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , Vice-President 12 ; National Honor Society 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band, President 12 , Dance Band, Pep Band 10, 1 1 ; “ Class R ing” 10 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

A N N E T T E T E F F E T E L L E R -T r e a s u re r 10 ; Plan­ ning Committee 1 1 , 12 ; Appalachian Editorial Staff

HONORS 12 ; Volunteer Girls’ County and State 1 1 ; Homecom­ ing Attendant 12 ; Bowling League 12 ; Junior Classical League 10 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; National Honor Society 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Science Club 1 1 ; Y-Teens 1 1 , Vice-President 10 ; Band 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10 , 1 1 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Cheer­ leader 12 .

M A R Y V IR G IN IA T H A C H -Y -T e e n s 1 1 , 12.

B IL L T H O M A S —Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; Football 12 .

R O B E R T T H O M P S O N -H i-Y

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12 .

L A R R Y W A T S O N -H i-Y 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Baseball 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , Captain, All-County, All-East T e n ­ nessee Second Team 12 ; Track 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; W restling 11.

G A IL W E B B —Secretary 10 ; Planning Committee 10, 12 ; Appalachian Business Staff 12 ; Bowling League 1 1 ; Junior Classical League 10; Student Council, Secre­ tary 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 12 , Vice-President 1 1 ; Band, Solo and Ensemble Festival 10 , 1 1 ; Head Majorette 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 ; Cheer­ leader 10 ; Basketball Queen Attendant 10.

W AYNE W E E K S-

L E A W E L C H —Lawrence H igh School, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 10 ; Appalachian Circulation Staff 12 ; Y-Teens 12 ; Choir 12.

F R E D E R IC K W E Y L E R —Appalachian Business Staff 12 ; Blount County Spelling Contest 1 1 , 12 ; M ath Competition 10 , 1 1 ; National M erit Scholarship Finalist 12 ; National Science Foundation Summer Workshop Alternate 1 1 ; Junior Classical League 10; Junior Red Cross 10 ; K ey C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Library Club 10 ; M u Alpha Theta 1 1 , 12 ; National Forensic League 1 1 , Treasurer 12 ; National Honor Society 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; R ed and Black Staff 10; Science C lub 1 1 , 12 ; Band, Dance Band, Pep Band, 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Band C linic 1 1 ; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10 , 1 1 , 12 ; Choir 10, President 1 1 , Student Director 12 ; E .T .E .A . Choir 1 1 ; All-State Choir 10 , 1 1 ; E .T .E .A . Orchestra, All-State Orchestra 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

T O N Y W H I T E - H i- Y 1 1 ; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 ; Football 10 , 1 1 , All-County Honorable Mention 12 ; Track 1 1 , 12.

B E T T Y E JE A N W H IT L O C K - F .H .A . 1 1 , Secre­ tary 12 ; National Forensic League 12 ; Y-Teens 10 , 1 1 ; Band 10, 1 1 , 12 ; “ Mother Is a Freshman” 1 1 .

P A T Y O U N G —National Honor Society 1 1 , M ath Competition 10.

A C K N O W L E D G M E N T S : T h e Appalachian staff expresses appreciation to the following for granting permission to use quotations: T h e London Society of Authors and the Public Trustee for the use of the quotation by Bernard Shaw; the Reader’s Digest for numerous sayings used in the senior section.

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A g a in the hands of tim e close an o th er year of effo rts, trium phs, and fa ilu re s an d, as we con­ clude this presentation of M H S m em ories, we sin cerely hope th a t th e ch a lle n g es of the fu tu re m ay be m et as w ell as th e y have been m et in 1960-1961. O u r ap p reciatio n to M rs. Robert Sad ler, M r. Roy Roberts, M rs. P a u l B e a ch , M r. Ron W e m p e , M r. F ra n k C la rk , and M r. Bob Stu d ley is v e rb a lly in ad eq u ate and we only wish th a t th e ir tireless and generous contributions m igh t prove to be as p ro fita b le to them as it has been in v a lu ­ able to us.