Appalachian 1962

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Presents

Published by Seniors Maryville High School Maryville, Tennessee




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We, the Senior Class of 1962, are proud and honored to dedicate this edition of the A ppalachian to a person whose outstanding teaching ability and genuine concern for each individual’s future success have endeared her to the entire student body. None of us w ill ever forget her willingness to work w ith us in various school-related activities. The love and thoroughness which she has for teaching have proved to be a constant inspiration to all of us to achieve our u t ­ most. Therefore we wish to express the admiration and sin­ cere appreciation we feel by dedicating this annual to M r s . J ack

C ate.

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FACULTY

M r s. Sa m

B aker

B .A ., C arso n -N ew m a n C ollege M ath e m atic s

M rs. J a c k

C a te

M .A ., U n iv e r s ity of Tennessee E n g lish

M r s . D ic k

C o le

B .A ., Bob Jo n es U n iv e rsity E n g lish

" A � m akers M r s. P a u l B e a c h

M .A ., M ia m i U n iv e r s ity o f O hio A m erica n H isto r y


FACULTY M iss T r o y H a d d o x B .A ., M a r y v ille C o lle ge E n g lish

M r s. L ee H agan

A .B ., F lo rid a S ta te U n iv e r s ity F o re ig n L a n g u a g e s

M iss E r n a F a e H a l e B .S ., T ennessee P o ly te c h n ic In s titu te P h y sic a l E d u catio n

M rs. J a c k

M u rp h y

B .A ., M a r y v ille C o llege M a th e m a tic s


FACULTY E r n e s t M. N ile s

B .S ., L in co ln M em o rial U n iv e r s ity Scien ce

D on

W . R aw ls

B .S ., E ast T ennessee S ta te C o llege P h y sic a l E d u c a tio n

M iss H e l e n O t t B .S ., P eab o d y L ib r a r y School L ib r a ry

M iss D o r o t h y R e e d M .A ., P eab o d y C o llege Fo reig n L an g u ag e s

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FACULTY M rs. R o b e r t S a d le r

M .S ., U n iv e r s ity o f Tennessee C o m m e r c ia l S u b je c ts

K e n n e th

E. S h e p a rd

M .S ., U n iv e r s ity o f T ennessee P h y sic a l E d u c a tio n , H isto r y

M rs. J o h n

S h erro d

M .S ., U n iv e r s ity o f Tennessee H o m e E c o n o m ic s

W e h av e to ea t too, y o u

know ! E m e r so n

J . W a tso n

M .S ., U n iv e r s ity o f T ennessee S cie n ce


SCH O OL BO ARD

S ta n le y S h ield s, D r. T . G. S ta n le y , A n d re w A le x a n d e r, C h a irm a n A r th u r M a r s h a ll, R a y N o rto n , S u p e r­ in te n d e n t J . P . S te w a rt.

The dedicated com m unity leaders who com­ prise the School Board strive for one basic achieve­ ment— the continued betterm ent of the M aryville C ity Schools. W ith this thought in mind, these

civic-m inded men give generously of their time and ab ility in order to m aintain M aryville H igh ’s high academic standards and admirable reputation.

P A R E N T T E A C H E R S A SSO C IA T IO N The prim ary function of the M aryville H igh School Parent-Teacher Association is to develop closer cooperation between the home and the school. Meeting regularly, our parents and the facu lty discuss various means of strengthening

parent-teacher relationships. By establishing this close understanding between the home and the school, the P-TA earns a high regard from M aryvillians.

M rs. H u b e rt C riss, S e c r e ta r y ; W ilso n T a y lo r, F irs t V ic e -P re sid e n t; C h a rle s S ta p p , P re sid e n t; M rs. A . C . B ra k e b ill, C o rre ­ sp ond in g S e c r e ta r y ; M rs. Sam R o berson, Second V ice-P resid en t. N ot p ic tu re d : J u lia n W a tte rs , T re a s u re r.

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M r s . K. H . R u e t e r

J . P. S t e w a r t S u p e rin te n d e n t

M aryville H igh School’s adm inistrative per­ sonnel, efficient policy makers who constantly endeavor to promote a friction-free school, per­ form their arduous tasks w ith seemingly little

effort. To them, because of their sincere interest in the welfare of the students and their unfalterin devotion to duty, we, the students of MHS, express our deepest appreciation.

A D M IN IST R A T IO N W alter

P r in c ip a l

M . W il l ia m s M rs. R o b e r t

M cN abb

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C A FE T E R IA AN D An im portant part of every student’s day is the noontime meal. Realizing the need for body nourishment as well as m ental and spiritual growth, the cafeteria staff provides a w ellbalanced diet.

M A IN T E N A N C E effort. To them, because of their sincere interest in the welfare of the students and their un falter­ ing devotion to d uty, we the students of MHS, express our deepest appreciation.

M rs. M u r r a y B o rin g , M rs. Jo h n E d d in g to n , M rs. H o w a rd W ilso n .



P L A N N IN G CO M M IT T E E

F irst r o w : Steve M c C u llo c h , R ic k y C a n tle y , T im G a rn er, Jo h n C a rp e n te r, T im P a rk , D av id B la c k , C a lv in F u lle r, J im m y G a rn er, P a rk s H itc h , J e r r y R o d d y , L y n n H o w a rd . S eco n d r o w : A lic e P eyto n , Jo d ie M c T e e r, G in g er T ru n d le ,

SE N IO R C L A S S

C a th e rin e C a lla w a y , C a r o ly n C ru z e , B a rb a ra C u r tis , G anne L a u g h m ille r , K a th r y n M c C u llo c h , J u d y Jo h n so n , Louise C ra w fo rd , M a r y K n o ll, S a n d y L o ng.

O FFIC E R S

P re sid e n t -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S t e v e M c C u l l o c h V ice-P r esid en t -------------------- 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- L y n n H o w a r d S ecretary G a n n e L a u g h m il l e r Treasurer --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B a r b a r a C u r t i s

L e f t to r ig h t:

m ille r, H o w a rd .

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M c C u llo c h , C u r tis , L a u g h ­


S e n io rs P a t r ic ia

A r c h ie

Ann

A llen

A n d erso n

J o e A t c h is o n

D e lo r e s

A t k in s

J. T. B a d g e tt Jo h n

B e a ls

S arah

A nn

D a v id

T. B la c k

R ebecca

B la n k e n s h ip

E v a n g e l in e

V erla

B e a tty

B lu e

B r id g e r s

C a r l W . B r in d l e

Sondra

E l a in e

Suzzanne

R ic h a r d

Burnett

C am per

C an tley

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S e n io rs John

D a v id C a r p e n t e r

M a r y H e n r ie t t a

R uth

C arroll

C arroll

Kenneth

L. C arver

J ane

B . C a sh

John

D . C ham bers

L in d a

C h a pm a n

J a m es E. C labo ug h

L in d a

C la rk

G len d o n

A rlen e

R o m il d a

R . C o rnett

K ay C o ulter

C ox

L o u is e C r a w f o r d

C arolyn

M artha

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C ruze

Ann

C rye

li% I


S e n io rs L in d a C u l v e y h o u s e

Barbara J ane

C u r t is

J o d y D a v is

Su san

Lynn

D a v is

J erry

Lynn

D is h m a n

R o sa ly n

H u Everett

J u d it h M a r l e n e

C la ra

Ann

C a l v in

J im m y

T im

F ie l d s

F o r ste r

Frank

F uller

G arner

Garner

D a v id G a r r e t t

B il l

G a ss

J udy A n n

Barbara

Gennoe

G a il G u y

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S e n io rs L il l ia n

R ach el H atcher

C harles E. H en ry

Beth

H it c h

P a r k s H it c h

B ren da

Lynn

J ane

J o y c e H ord

H o w ard

A nn

H u d d le sto n

J ames H u ffm an

Brenda H u m ph re y

S a n d r a E l a in e

Ken n eth

J u d it h

Edna

H um ph rey

I r w in

A n it a

J e n k in s

G e r a l d in e J o h n s o n

H erm an

J o h n so n

J u d it h W a d e J o h n s o n

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S e n io rs W alter

D on

Earl J ones

K eeble

John

E. K e n st

J ane

K iz e r

M a r y E l iz a b e t h

L in d a K a y

Gann e

K n o ll

Lane

L a u g h m il l e r

San d ra C a rro ll L ong

W anda

Pam

Faye

L oveday

M cC a m m o n

Kathryn

M cC ullo ch

Steve M c C u llo ch

J o d ie E l i z a b e t h

M c T eer

Sandra D ean n a

M il l s

J u l ia

M o r r is

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S e n io rs M a r y K a t h e r in e

D on

M yers

A nn

P a in e

T im

M o r r is

P ark

E r sa C a r o l e P a t t e r so n

C lyd e P ee ry

D w a in

L . P e s t e r f ie l d

A l ic e P e y t o n

Sherry

P r o f f it t

P a t r ic ia

Lynne

P a t r ic ia

Ann

R id i n g s

R ic h m o n d

C arole R oberts

S a n d r a L e e R o c k f ie l d

J e r r y R oddy

M a r ia n

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R ow an


S e n io rs A nna

K . Scarbrough

J udy S h a h a n

C o n le y S h o pe

D a v id

R u s s e l l S in c e r b o x

D on

Spark s

J ane

Sta pp

R o n a ld S t in n e t t

L e s l ie

Sutton

P a t r ic ia

T aylo r

G in g e r T r u n d l e

C h a r l e s V in sa n t

V ic k i V in s a n t

M artha

W arren

B e t t y J o W a tso n

K a y W h it e

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S e n io rs M a r il y n

J ayne

W h it e

Sheron

E . W h it e

S h ir l e y

W h it e

C arolyn D ana

S u e W il l ia m s

Strong W ym a n

N O T P IC T U R E D C a t h e r in e C lark A nn

C alla w a y

Span g ler Sw a n so n

P a t r ic ia

G angw ay!

Ann

T h o m pso n

C lass R in g , 1 9 62.

C la b o u g h ’s co m in g th ro u g h .

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Seniors se rio u sly po n d er f u t u r e . . .

SE N IO R C L A SS

b u t th e y also en jo y t h e ir fu n .

SPO N SO RS

M rs. J a c k M u rp h y , E m erson W a tso n , M rs. R o b e rt S a d le r, M iss D o ro th y R ee d , M rs. P a u l B each.


P L A N N IN G C O M M IT T E E

F ir st ro w : Jo h n O v e rly , Jo h n E dm ondson, S a lly E v e re tt, A n n B ak er, M a r ty Low e, C a r o ly n R ib b le , J u d y M iz e ll, Su san L y e ll, G a ry K in g, H o w a rd L am o n . S e co n d ro w :

JU N IO R C L A S S

R o b e rt R e d w in e , Jo h n K err, F ra n k E ggers, S teve S h ield s, N e w t H o llo w a y , B r ic k y S tu rg e o n , M ic k e y C a r rin g e r, B ill B e a ty , Bob S tu d le y .

O FFIC E R S

P re sid e n t __________________________________________________________________________________ J o h n K e r r V ice -P r es id e n t M arty Lowe S e c r e t a r y _____________________________________________________________________________ S a l l y E v e r e t t T rea su r er R o b e r t R e d w in e L e f t to r ig h t:

R e d w in e, Low e, E v e re tt, K err.


Ju n io rs C laud e

A bbo tt

T o n y A bbo tt G e o r g ia n n a

A ndrew s

Ann

B aker

J ama

B allard

B il l A nn

Beaty B o r in g

G ary B ow ers

B a b s B r a k e b il l W il l is B r in d l e L ynda

B ro oks

D elo res B u c h a n a n

Suzanne

C am pbell

M ic k e y C a r r in g e r M o l l ie C h a m b e r s W ayne

R ay

C h il c o t e

C l in e

T o ll C o ulter J ay B la k e C ox M i k e C r is s

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Ju n io rs B ob D u r h a m John

E d m o n d so n

C h ip p e r Frank

E d w ards

Egg ers

Sa lly Everett Ste w a rt Farr J oan

G ardner

D a n n ie J e a n

St e ph e n

G ib s o n

G oza

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

T im

H it so n

N e w t H o llo w ay B o n n ie

J a c k so n

P h il J o n es

J im m y John D a v id

J o se ph K err K il g o r e

G a r y K in g

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Ju n io rs K r is t in e

L akey

H o w ard

Lamon

Ken t

L e -w i s

C h r is t in e

Glen

L in d se y

L oveday

M arty

L owe

S u sa n

Lyell

D a v id

M c D ade

Frank

M arch

M a r ia

M il l ig a n

J u d y M iz e l l J . C . M o o r e h o u se

W alter John

M o r r is

N ance

M ik e O l iv e r John

O verly

P e t e P a in e B il l P a t t e r so n D ia n e

Patto n

L ib b y P e a r so n

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Ju n io rs B e l in d a P o t t e r S u sa n

P o tter

B il l R a m e y R o b e r t R e d w in e

C arolyn

R ib b l e

Lynn

R ic h a r d s o n

John

R oberts

Danny

R o gers

D e n n is R y n ie c S t e v e S h ie l d s A lan

S n id e r

K e lle y Spears

J e r r y S t e r l in g M e l v in

S t in n e t t

A n n e S t u b b l e f ie l d B ob Stu d ley

B r ic k y S t u r g e o n C h a r l e s S u l l in s J enny

S w e it z e r

R ic h a r d

T a lley

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Ju n io rs D a v id T h a c k e r L a n a W a id L i n d a W a id Ellen

W aters

J o e W il l ia m s Suzan ne W ym an J o e E l d r id g e

N O T P IC T U R E D G le n n a B e tty

B ib le

B re e d e n

B i l l i e S u e H a r b is o n R o b ert H a ll

R o ss H i t s o n M ary

M c C la n a h a n

B ob M a r tin H ann a

N ig h tin g a le

J a n n a N ig h tin g a le B a r b a r a S t o n e c if e r C a r o ly n W h it e D o ro th y T ed

c l a s s

FA V O R IT E S

M arty

Lowe

and

S teve

S h ie l d s

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W illia m s

W ils o n


T h e pause t h a t refresh es.

Just Ju n io rs

W h o do y o u th in k y o u are . . . a n y w a y ?

L e arn to w aste tim e in one easy lesson.

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P L A N N IN G CO M M IT T E E

F ir st r o w : Ben R o ac h , M ik e W a lk e r, D a n n y L a y m a n , D o ug G am b le, D a n n y D eL o zier, P h il M iz e ll, Pete P a rk , Sam R o berson, T o m E llis, R ic k B e a ty . S eco n d ro w : T r u d y C o c h ra n , C a r o ly n G raves, J e n n y J e tt , A lic e A n d erso n , K a y B a d g e tt, E llen W a rr e n , J u d y B lack w o o d .

SOPH OM ORE

C L A SS O FFIC E R S

P r e sid e n t _________________________ T o m E l l i s V ice -P r es id e n t ____________________ P e t e P a r k S e c r e t a r y -------------------------------------K a y B a d g e t t T re a s u r er R ic k B e a t y

L e f t to r ig h t:

B ad gect, P a r k , E llis, B e a ty .

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Sophs C a r o l y n A gee J o h n A k in s A l ic e

A n d erso n

K ay B adg ett H o w a r d B a il e y

T om

B allard

Eugene B a rn ett J e r r y B a sse t t B r ia n R ic k

B eaty B eaty

A nne

B elch er

Larry Ben n ett E d w in B e st G a r y B e st W allace

Blackburn

J udy B lack w o o d B ud B la zer R o n n ie

B l e v in s

C a r o l B o l in g A l B o lto n

Pa ula

B rew er

R obert B ratto n Pam

B r id g e r s

T ra cy B rock H a rry B rooks

T ed B r o o k s h i r e J a n ie

B urnett

D ia n e

B urto n

S u s ie C a l d w e l l R u b y C a ss

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Sophs G a il C a y l o r M ic h a e l C l a r k J a m e s C obb T rud y C o ch ran P h y l l is C o r n e t t

K e r m it C o st n e r D u n c a n C raw fo rd Danny T om

D e L o z ie r

E l l is

B renda Everett

N a n cy Everett C h arles Farm er S u san

Farr

M a r y S u e F ie l d s D o n F o r sh a y

R ic h ie

F r o e h l ic h

D oug G a m b l e G ale G a m ble D ella M ae Gam brel B e n G ib b s

G a r y G ib s o n C a ro ly n G raves D o r is G r e e n R o n ald G regory P r is c il l a G r if f it h

K a t h ie H a n c o x J o h n H e a d r ic k M ik e H e n r y L y n d a H ic k s R o bert H o bbs

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Sophs K ay

H o u se r

J im

H o w ard

D a v id H u f f m a n Kathy

H u l q u is t

D a v id H u r s t

M a r io n

H yatt

S t e v e J e f f r ie s J e n n y J ett L yn d a J o h n so n W ayne

J o h n sto n

S ue K agley J ane

K eeble

P a u l KfeRR J udy K leben o w L arry

L a u g h m il l e r

Danny R o b in

Laym an L ee

J a n e t L eonard Barbara

L ong

C h a r le s L ong

S usan

L yon

B lak e

M cC a m pb e ll

D rew

M cC ullo ch

L in d a M c C u l l o c h J oy M cD a n ie l

B e c k y M c M il l a n V ic t o r M a n g e s A n n e M axey G a ry M elto n M artha

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M il l e r


Sophs G e r r y M il l ig a n P h il ip M iz e l l J udy M o n tg o m ery C h a r l e s M o r r is A lan

M yers

T erry N eddleton S a n d ie N e u b e r t G ayle P a rh a m P ete P ark

Jo

Ella

Parks

M ary H elen

P eery

F red P r o f f it t Lynn M ik e

R a m se y R ay

W il l ia m

R ay

D a r r y l R eed K e i t h R id in g s M a r y E v e l y n R id in g s Ben

R oach

Sam

R o be r so n

B arbara R oberts H e n r y R u sse ll K aren

Se lf

D on S herrod C arol Sta le y

Steve St a n le y B o b S t e r l in g M ik e T a y l o r R honda T aylor T om

T aylor


Sophs L a rry T h o m pso n P h i l i p T in s l e y R a n d y T in s l e y Sa ra h

V a l e n t in e

M ik e W a l k e r

P a t r ic ia Ellen

W aller

W arren

D a r r e l l W a tso n B r ia n

W a y c a ste r

K aren

W eyler

R o n n ie

W id n e r

J u d it h W il b u r n J oanne

W il l ia m s

Kenneth R on

W il l ia m s o n

W il l o c k s

B il l W o m a c Penny

W oo dby

G ayle

Y arbroug h

N O T P IC T U R E D L arry A dam s S h e il a

A ic h e l e

J en n i Ballew P a t r ic ia

B r ic k e y

R o b e r t H e a d r ic k S e b a s t ia n

L ane

G eorge P e e r y B arbara

R oberts

J a n i s R o sc o e S t ir l in g

S e n t u r ie r

S h a r o n S lo a n J a n ic e T a c k e t t J a c k ^V a l k e r J im

D ian e B u rto n and T o m

W il l is

E llis

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W h y d o n ’t yo u t r y a tte n d in g class?

N o tice th e siz e o f those lo c k e rs!

SOPH OM ORE

CLASS

SPO N SO RS

K en neth S h ep ard , M rs. Sam B a k er, M iss H elen O tt, M iss T r o y H a d d o x , M iss E rn a Fae H a le , M rs. J a c k C ate.

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H O M E C O M IN G FLOATS V icto rio u s J u n io r

C h a lle n g in g Sophom ore

U n fo rtu n a te Sen ior

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SE N IO R H O N O RS P a t r ic ia

A nn

E v a n g e l in e

A llen

Blue

D aughter of Mrs. Ida A llen, 117 South Pine Street. Junior Classical League 10; Y-Teens 10, 11 .

D aughter of Col. and Mrs. E. N. Sm ith, 1610 Scenic Drive. Fayetteville H igh School, Fayette­ ville, N orth Carolina 10, 11; Y-Teens 12.

A r c h ie

V erla

A n d e r so n

J o e A t c h is o n

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Atchison, 1010 R ay Avenue. H i-Y 10, 11, Secretary 12; Junior Classical League 10; Science Club 11, 12; V arsity Club 10, 11, 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Football 10, 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

So n d ra

D e l o r e s A t k in s

C a t h e r in e

B eals

A nn

Burnett

C allaw ay

D aughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lea C allaw ay, 1508 Court Street. Planning Committee 11, 12; A ppa­ la ch ia n Editorial S taff 12; M athem atics Contest 10, Second Place 11; N ational M erit Scholarship Sem i-Finalist 12; N ational Honor Society Scholar­ ship A w ard 10, 11; Jun io r Classical League 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; N ational Honor Society 11, Vice-President 12; R e d a n d Black 10, 11; N ational Forensic League 12; Swim m ing Team 10, 11, 12; W h o ’s W h o 12; Senior Superlative 12.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Beals, 105 W illard Street. Planning Committee 11; A ppalachian Editorial Staff Secretary 11, Editor 12; Mu Alpha Theta Vice-President 12; Key Club 11, Board of Directors 12; H i-Y 10; Science Club 12; Junior Classical League 10; R e d an d Black 11, 12; V arsity Club 12; Student Council 11; Baseball M anager 11; Choir Reporter 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; W h o ’s W h o 12; Senior Superlative 12. Sara h

E l a in e

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Burnett, W oodthrush Drive. F.H .A . 12; Junior Classical League 10; Library Club 11; R e d a n d Black 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10; Choir 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis A tkins, 705 Bell Street. Y-Teens 11, 12. J. T. B a d g e t t Son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Badgett, 1118 Oak Park Avenue. Boys’ C ounty 11; Key Club 11, 12; Science Club 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; Band, Dance Band, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; W h o ’s W h o 12. John

B r id g e r s

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bridgers, Sevierville Road. F.H .A . 10; Junior Classical League 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; R e d a n d Black 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, Treasurer 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; W h o ’s W h o 12. C a r l W . B r in d l e Son of Mrs. Lattie R. Brindle, 298 Gamble Street. H i-Y 10, 11, 12.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, Morganton Road. M athematics Contest 10; V arsity Club 10, 11, 12; H i-Y Treasurer 12; Science Club VicePresident 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12.

Su zzan n e

C am per

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W . Camper, Jr., Princess Motel. F.H .A . 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11; Bowling League 10, 11; Choir 10, 11.

Beatty

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. W arren B eatty, 1714 Linda Lane. Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10, 11, Choir 12.

R ic h a r d

C an tley

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Black, Route 9, Old Niles Ferry Road. Planning Committee 12; A p­ palachian Editorial Staff 12; H i-Y 10, 11; Junior Classical League 10; R ed a n d Black 12; Science Club 11, Treasurer 12; Student Council VicePresident 12; N ational Forensic League 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Choir 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. R . W . C antley, 303 Brannon Drive. Planning Committee 11, 12; A ppalachian C irculation Staff 12; Elem entary French Teacher 11, 12; M athematics Contest 11; H i-Y 10; Junior Classical League 10; Key C lub 10, Vice-President 11, Treasurer 12; N ational Forensic League 11; Science Club 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Swim m ing Team 10, 11, 12; Choir Reporter 11; W h o G ets T h e C ar T o n i g h t ? 10; L o v e Is In th e Air 11; Senior Superlative 12.

R ebecca

John

D a v id T .

B lack

B l a n k e n sh ip

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. H arry E. Blankenship, 416 Houston Street. A ppalachian Editorial Staff 12; Junior Classical League President 10; N ational Honor Society 11, President 12; R e d a n d Black 11; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 11, 12, Secretary 10; Bowling League 10; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; W h o ’s W h o 12.

D a v id C a r p e n t e r

Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Carpenter, Route 2. Planning Committee 12; A ppalachian Business S taff 12, A ppalachian C irculation Staff 12; Junior Class Favorite 11; H i-Y 11, 12; Junior Classical League 10; Science Club 11; Thespian Club 11, Vice-President 12; Choir, E.T.E.A. 10, A ll-State 10, 11, President 11, 12; Miss L o n ely -

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h ea rts 11; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; Senior Superla­ tive 12. M ary

H e n r ie t t a

10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Bowling League 11; Swim m ing Team 10, 11, 12; Senior Superlative 12.

C arro ll

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll, Route 9. F.H.A. 11, President 12; Junior Classical League 10; Library Club 12; R o o m F or O n e M ore 10. R uth

R o m il d a

C arro ll

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll, Route 9. Junior Classical League 10; R o o m F or O n e M ore 10; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

C ox

D aughter of Robert E. Cox, Route 3. F.H .A . 12, Reporter 10; Junior Classical League 10; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11. L o u is e

C raw fo rd

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cash, 601 S. Cedar Street. Junior Classical League 10; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; T rack 11; Band, Dance Band 10; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10, 11, 12; Choir, A ll-State 10, 11, 12; Miss L o n ely h ea rts 10.

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Crawford, Jr., 720 W ashington Avenue. Secretary 11; Planning Com m ittee 12; A ppalachian Editorial S taff 12; D .A .R . A w ard 12; Junior Classical League Secre­ tary 10; Mu Alpha T heta 11, 12; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; R e d a n d Black 10; Science Club Secretary 12; Student Council 11, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 11, 12, Vice-President 10; Band 10, 11, President 12; Pep Band 12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 10, 11, 12; Choir Pianist 11; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; W h o ’s W h o 12.

J ohn

C aro lyn

Kenneth

L. C arver

Son of Mrs. D. R. W o lff, 443 Cate Street. J ane

B. C a sh

D. C ham bers

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chambers, 8 Archer Avenue. A ppalachian Business Staff 12; M athe­ matics Contest 10; Junior Classical League 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

C ruze

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C layton H . Chapman, 217 Melrose Street. F.H .A . 10, 11, Reporter 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10, 11; Choir 10, 11, 12.

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Cruze, 1109 Young Avenue. Planning Committee 12; A ppa­ la ch ia n C irculation S taff 12; Boys’ C ounty 11; G irls’ State A lternate 11; Junior Classical League 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; N ational Honor So­ ciety 11, Treasurer 12; R e d a n d Black 11, 12; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10, 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; Solo and Ensemble Festival 11, 12; Band Sponsor 12; Choir Pianist 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; W h o ’s W h o 12; Senior Superlative 12,

J ames

M artha

L in d a

C h apm an

E. C labough

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clabough, 311 M ont­ gomery Lane. A ppalachian Business S taff 12; Mathematics Contest 10, 11; N ational M erit Scholarship Sem i-Finalist 12; N ational Science Foundation Summer Science Workshop 10, 11; O utstanding Chem istry Student 11; Junior Classi­ cal League 10; Key Club 10, Delegate to D istrict Convention, Delegate to International Convention 11, President 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11, President 12; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; R e d an d Black 12; Science Club 11, President 12; Thespian Club 11, 12; N ational Forensic League 12; L o ve Is In t h e Air 11; W h o ’s W h o 12; Senior Superla­ tive 12. L in d a

C lark

Daughter of Mrs. Eleanor C lark, 605 H ighland Avenue. Basketball 10. G l e n d o n R. C o r n e t t Son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W . C ornett, 102 Barnes Avenue. H i-Y 12; Science Club 11; Band, Pep Band 10. A rlen e

K ay

C o ulter

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R . Coulter, Jr., 2010 Crest Road. Science Club 11; Y-Teens

A nn

C rye

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. W alter A. C rye, Route 4. F.H .A. 10, Reporter 11, Parliam entarian, V arsity V isit 12; Library Club 12; N ational Forensic League 10; Fourth Place W inner in H u ­ morous Reading Contest 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11. L in d a

C u lv e y h o u se

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. R . W . Culveyhouse, 1024 Young Avenue. Junior Classical League 10; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Choir 11, 12. Barbara

J ane

C u r t is

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. C urtis, 2820 Old K noxville H ighw ay. Treasurer 10, 12; Plan­ ning Committee 11; F.H .A . 12; Junior Classical League 10; N ational Forensic League 11; N ational Honor Society 11, Chaplain 12; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, Head M a­ jorette 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; W h o ’s W h o 12. J o d y D a v is

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davis, Old Knox­ ville H ighw ay. F.H .A . 10, 11, 12; Junior Classi­ cal League 10; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. Lynn

D a v is

D aughter of M ajor and Mrs. Frank O. Davis,

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SE N IO R McGhee Tyson A ir Base. F.H.A. 10. J erry

Lynn

HONORS law n Avenue. Science Club 11; Choir 10.

Y-Teens 10, 11, 12;

E l iz a b e t h

Son of Mr. and Mrs. C arl Dishman, 214 Ellis Avenue. V arsity Club 11, 12; H i-Y 12; Football 10, 11, 12; T rack 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; CoCaptain Football 12. R o sa ly n

H u

Everett

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. W . H arold Everett, 806 M ountain View Avenue. F.H .A . 10, Songleader 11, H istorian 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10; Miss L o n ely h ea r ts 11. J u d it h

M arlen e

F ie l d s

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mack V. Fields, 1329 Sevierville Road. Y-Tcens 10, 11, 12. C lara

A nn

F o rste r

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster, Route 9, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12. C a l v in

F ran k

Fu ller

Son of Mrs. Lovada Fuller, 318 Indiana Avenue. Planning Committee 11, 12; Science Club 11; H i-Y 11, Vice-President 12; V arsity Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10; T rack 10, 11, 12; Baccalaureate Usher 11. J im m y

B rend a

Lynn

G arner

G arner

Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ernest Garner, 427 Fairlawn Drive. Vice-President 10, 11; Planning Committee 12; Class Favorite 10; A ppalachian C irculation Staff 12; Junior Classical League 10; Science Club 12; Key Club 11, 12; Student Coun­ cil 10, 11, President 12; Basketball 10, 11.

J ane

Son of the Rev. and Mrs. M. L. G arrett, 1109 Morningside Drive. H i-Y 12; Science Club 11, 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12.

H ow ard

A nn

J ames

G ass

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gass, 1025 Sterling Avenue. H i-Y 11; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Football M anager 12. A nn

H ord

H u d d le sto n

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Huddleston, Jr., 404 C ardinal Street. A ppalachian C irculation Staff 12; Boys’ C ounty 11; G irls’ State 11; F.H .A . 12; Junior Classical League 10; Library Club 10, 11, President 12; Science Club 11; Y-Tcens 10, 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

D a v id G a r r e t t

J udy

J oyce

Son of Mr. and Mrs. W illis L. H oward, 204 Lonas Drive. Vice-President 12; A ppalachian C ircula­ tion Staff 12; Junior Classical League 10; Key Club 11, 12, Board of Directors 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; N ational Honor Society 12; Science Club 12, Treasurer 11; Football Manager 11, 12; W h o ’s W h o 12.

12,

B il l

H it c h

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. H oyle Hord, Sandy Springs Road. F.H .A . 11, 12; Y-Teens 11, 12.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Garner, 2108 Comp­ ton Drive. Planning Committee 12; Football 11, T im

A nn

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parks H itch, 802 M ountain View. A p palachian Circulation Staff 12; Elem entary French Teacher 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 12, H istorian 11; Y-Teens 11, 12, Program Chairm an 10; N.F.L. 12; Bowling League 10, 11; Choir 10; R o o m F or O n e M o re 10; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11. J. P a r k s H i t c h , J r . Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Parks H itch, 802 Moun­ tain View Avenue. Planning Committee 11, 12; A ppalachian Business M anager 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 10; R e d a n d Black Page Editor 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Science Club 11, 12; Thespian Club 11, Treasurer 12; Football 12; Choir, A ll-State 11, Treasurer 12; W h o G ets T h e C ar T o n i g h t ? 10; Miss L o n ely h ea r t s 11; L o v e Is I 11 t h e Air 11.

D ish m a n

Brenda

H um phrey

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton H um phrey, 509 R ankin Road. F.H .A . 11, 12; Y-Teens 11, 12. Sandra

G ennoe

H uffm an

Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. H uffm an, Jr., 142 5 Anderson Avenue. H i-Y 10; Science Club 11; Basketball 12.

E l a in e

H um phrey

D aughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Horace L. Gennoe, 206 Everett H igh Road. Bradley H igh, Bradley County 10; Y-Teens 11, 12; Band 11.

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H um phrey, 1601 LeConte Drive. Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; F.H .A . 10, 11; Band 10, 11; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

B arbara

Kenneth

G a il

G uy

L il l ia n

R achel

Ir w in

Son of Mr. and Mrs. W . L. Irwin, 510 W est Broadway.

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Pannell, Route 7. F.H .A . 10, 11, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 11; Choir 11, 12.

J u d y J e n k in s

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Jenkins, 1609 Cherry Drive. A ppalachian Editorial S taff 12; F.H .A . 12; Junior Classical League 10; N ational Forensic League 11, 12; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

H atcher

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. H atcher, 114 N orth W ashington Street. Y-Teens 11, 12. C h a r l e s E. H e n r y Son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett H enry, 1409 Wood-

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Edna

G e r a l d in e

J o h n so n

D aughter of Mrs. June W . Johnson, 1621 LeConte Drive. F.H .A . 12; Junior Classical League 10; Library Club 11, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 10, 11; Science Club 11; Choir 11; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11. H erm an

J o h n so n

Son of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Johnson, 8 50 Lawrence Avenue. Science Club 11; W restling 10; Baseball Manager 10. J u d it h

W ad e J o h n so n

Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W . S. Johnson, Jr., 404 Houston Street. Planning Committee 10, 11, 12; A ppalachian Circulation S taff 12; Junior Classical League 10; Mu Alpha T heta 12; N a­ tional Honor Society 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10, 11; Dance Band 11; Solo and Ensemble Festival 11, 12; M ajorette 12; Choir Pianist 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; Radio Pro­ gram 11. W alter

Earl

J ones

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Jones, 2009 Crest Road. M athematics Contest 11; Key Club 11, 12; R ed an d Black 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Thespian Club 11, 12; Football 12; Swimming 11, 12; T rack 10, 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11. D on

K eeble

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Keeble, 500 Keeble Street. H i-Y 10, 11, Reporter 12; W restling 10; Swimming 11, 12. John

E. K e n st

Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kenst, 42 5 Court Street. Planning Committee 10, 11; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; Science Club 11; Junior Classical League 10; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Choir 12. J ane

E ste lla

K iz e r

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kizer, 1814 Scenic Drive. A ppalachian Business S taff 11, 12; N ational Forensic League 12; R e d a n d Black 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10, Secretary 11; Choir 11, 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11. M ary K n o ll

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Knoll, 1213 Tapoca Avenue. Planning Committee 12; A ppa­ lachian Business Staff 12; Elem entary French Teacher 11, 12; Junior Classical League 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; N ational Honor Society 11, Secretary 12; Science Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League Secretary 10, Reporter 11; Choir 11. L in d a

K ay

L ane

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linton L. Lane, 819 Jones Avenue. F.H .A . 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League 10; R ed an d Black 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11; Choir 12; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11.

Ganne

L a u g h m il l e r

D aughter of Dr. and Mrs. R oy W . Laughm iller, 214 Locha Poka Drive. Secretary 10, 12, Treas­ urer 11; A p palachian Editorial Staff 12; Elemen­ tary French Teacher 11; Junior Classical League 10; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; R e d a n d B lack 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11; Thespian Club 10, Vice-President 11, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 11, 12, President, D istrict Delegate 10; R o o jn For O n e M o re 10; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; Miss L o n e ly h c a r ts 11; W ho’s Who 12. San dra

C arro ll

L ong

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Long, 905 Sterling Avenue. Planning Committee 12; A ppalachian Business Staff 12; F.H .A . 10; Junior Classical League Treasurer 10; Library Club 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; N ational Honor Society 11, 12; R e d a n d Black 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 11; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11. Pam ela

M cC a m m o n

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R . McCammon, J r ., Sevierville Pike. F.H .A . 12; Junior Classical League 10; R e d a n d Black 12; Science Club 10, 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 12; Bowling League 10; Homecoming Queen A ttendant 12; Choir 10, 11; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; A C hristm a s P r o m is e 11; Senior Superlative 12. K athryn

M cC u llo ch

D aughter of Mrs. J. M. M cCulloch, 807 W est Broadway. Planning Committee 10, 11, 12; A ppalachian Editorial Staff 12; Junior Classical League 10; N ational Forensic League 11; N ational Honor Society 12; R e d a n d B lack 10, 12, Page Editor 11; Science Club 11; Thespian Club 11, 12; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bowling League 10; Choir 10; W h o G ets t h e C ar T o n i g h t ? 10; L o v e Is In t h e Air 11; Blount C ounty Junior Miss 12. Steve

M cC u llo ch

Son of Dr. and Mrs. A. F. M cCulloch, 311 Broady Lane. President 12; Planning Committee 11; Key Club 11, 12; N ational Honor Society l l 1; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, A ll-C o un ty, A llEast Tennessee Honorable Mention 12; W restling 10; Choir 12. J o d ie E l i z a b e t h

M cT eer

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. McTeer, 2800 Old K noxville H ighw ay. Planning Committee 10, 11, 12; A ppalachian C irculation Staff 12; Class Favorite 10, 11; F.H .A . Songleader 12; Junior Classical League 10; Science Club 11; Student Council 10; V arsity Club 11; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Choir Vice-President 12; Senior Superlative 12. Sa n d r a

D eanna

M il l s

D aughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Mills, Route 8. Y-Teens 11, 12; Choir E.T.E.A. 10,

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A PPA L A C H IA N

STAFFS

E d i t o r i a l S t a f f — F ir st ro w : Jo h n B eals, Jo h n ' N a n c e, G a ry K in g, D av id B la c k . S eco n d ro w : Su zan n e C am p b e ll, C h a rle s V in san t, B e c k y B la n k en sh ip , P a t T a y lo r , Louise C ra w fo rd ,

C a th e rin e C a lla w a y , G ann e C u llo c h , J u d y Je n k in s.

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L a u g h m ille r ,

K a th r y n

M c-


B u s i n e s s S t a f f — M a r y K n o ll, S a n d ra L o n g, Ja n e .K iz er, P a rk s H itc h , J im m y C la b o u g h , Jo h n C a rp e n te r,

M a r ty Low e.

S t a f f — F ir s t r o w : G in g er T ru n d le , Ja n e H u d d lesto n , Ja n e S tap p , S h ero n W h ite , S a n d y R o c k fie ld . S eco n d r o w : C a r o ly n C ru z e , A lic e P e y to n , Jo d ie M c T e er,

C ir c u la tio n

V ic k i V in s a n t, C aro le R o b erts, J u d y Jo h n so n , B eth H itc h . T h ir d r o w : T im G a rn er, L y n n H o w a rd , R ic k y C a n tle y , Jo h n C a rp e n te r.

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KEY

CLUB

The MHS Key Club, comprised of tw en tyfive of the school’s outstanding boys, strives to develop in itiative and character in the leaders of tomorrow. Sponsored by Kiwanis International, this active service group participates annually in a Basketball Queen Contest, car wash, scholarship drive, and other school-related activities. Key Clubbers also assist the M aryville Kiwanis Club in various combined projects during the course of the year.

C lu b O f f i c e r s — R ic k y C a n tle y , T re a s u r e r; J im m y C la b o u g h , P re sid e n t; D on R a w ls , Sp onsor; R o b e rt R ed w in e, V ic e -P re s id e n t; T im P a rk , ^ Secretary. K ey

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F ir s t ro w :

J im H o w a rd , C h ip p e r E d w a rd s, W illis B rin d le , Ben R o ac h , T om E llis, Jo e E ld rid g e , Pete P a rk , Jo h n O v e rly , Jo h n K err, S tev e S ta n le y , Jo h n B eals, R o b e rt R e d w in e, S tev e S h ield s. S eco n d ro w : F ra n k M a rc h , T im P a rk ,

R e a d y fo r P A T ?

F ra n k E g gers, N e w t H o llo w a y , T im G a rn e r, E a rl Jo nes, P a rk s H itc h , S tev e M c C u llo c h , L y n n H o w a rd , T o m B a d g e tt, J im m y C la b o u g h , R ic k y C a n tle y , D on R a w ls , Sponsor,


F ir s t r o w :

J u d y M iz e ll, A n n B ak er, D ian e B u rto n , Louise C ra w fo rd . G arn er, Sam R o berson, B r ic k y S tu rg e o n .

S e co n d ro w :

D a v id B la c k , T im

ST U D E N T CO U N CIL Three representatives from the senior class, three from the junior class, and two from the sophomore class, chosen on the basis of their outstanding scholastic accomplish­ ments and their admirable personal characteristics, compose the Stu­ dent Council. Under the compe­ tent guidance of Emerson W atson, this organization works to improve the relationship between the fac­ u lty and the students.

C o u n c i l O f f i c e r s — D a v id B la c k , V ic e -P re s id e n t; Louise C ra w f o rd , S e c re ta ry - T re a s u r e r; T im G arn er, P re si­ den t.

S tu d e n t

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R e g u la r S t a f f F ir s t ro w : Jo h n n y E dm ondson, P a rk s H itc h , D av id B la c k . S eco n d r o iv : S h e rry P r o f f it t , J im m y Jo sep h, W a lte r E arl Jo n es, Jim C la b o u g h . T h ir d ro w : L ib b y

RED AND

P earson , S a n d y B u rn e tt, P am M cC a m m o n , L in d a Lane, H o w a rd B a ile y . F o u r th ro w : J e n n y S w e itz e r, A lic e A n d e rson, D a v id G a rr e tt. S ta n d in g : J u d y M iz e ll, A n n B ak er.

BLACK

C o n t r i b u t i n g S t a f f — F ir s t ro w : A n n e S tu b b le fie ld , Ja n e K izer, G anne L a u g h m ille r , K a th r y n M c C u llo c h , V e rla B rid gers, C a ro ly n C ru z e , C aro le P atte rso n , J u d y K lebenow ,

S a n d y L o n g. Seco n d ro w : M ic k e y C a r rin g e r, Ben R o ac h , R ic k B e a ty , D a n n y D eL o zier, T om T a y lo r , Sam R o berson, Jo h n B eals.

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ly n C ru z e , S u san L y e ll, K a th y H in g e r, M a r ty L o w e, M rs. Sam B a k er, Sp o n so r; Jo h n K err. F o u r th ro w . Jo h n O v e rly , B ill B e a ty , B ill P atte rso n , F ra n k E g gers, T o ll C o u lte r , M ic k e y C a r rin g e r, R o b e rt R e d w in e , Jo e E ld rid g e , C h ip p er E d w ard s, R a y C lin e , G a ry K in g , W illis B rin d le , N e w t F lo llo w a y , D a n n y C h am b ers. F if t h ro w . L y n n F lo w a rd , Jo h n K en st, J im m y C la b o u g h , T im H itso n , B ill Gass.

F irst ro w . Su zan n e C am p b ell, B e c k y B la n k en sh ip , S u zan n e W y m a n , C aro le P a tterso n , C a th e rin e C a lla w a y , B a rb a ra C u rtis , Louise C ra w fo rd , A n n P ain e, G ann e L a u g h m ille r , J u d y M iz e ll. Seco n d ro w . A n n B a k er, K a th r y n M c C u llo c h , Sh eron W h ite , A lic e P e y to n , J u d y Jo h n so n , G in g er T ru n d le , P a t T a y lo r, C aro le R o b erts, V e rla B rid g e rs, L ib b y P earson . T h ir d r o iv : M a r y K n o ll, S a n d ra L o n g, F ra n k M a rc h , C a ro ­

N AT IO N A L H O N O R SO CIE T Y F F o n o r S o c ie ty O f f i c e r s — B a rb a ra C u r tis , C h a p la in ; M a r y K n o ll, S e c r e ta r y ; C a lla w a y , V ic e -P re s id e n t; B e c k y B la n k en sh ip , P re sid e n t; C a r o ly n C ru z e , T re a s u re r.

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N A T IO N A L H O N O R SO CIE T Y The Curtis Chapter of the N ational Honor Society strives to instill principles of scholarship, leadership, character, and service throughout the entire student body, as well as in its members. Invitations are issued to juniors and seniors who have had no grade lower than "B � for one semester in four solid subjects. The major project of this club is the presentation of devotions each morning over the public address system.

T en Top S c h o la rs M a r y K n o ll, A n n P ain e, Lo uise C ra w fo rd , J im m y C la b o u g h , C a r o ly n C ru z e , C a th e rin e C a lla w a y , B e c k y B la n k en sh ip , V e rla B rid g ers. N o t p ic t u r e d : P at T a y lo r , G in g er T ru n d le .

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D on K eeble, J im C la b o u g h , D av id B la c k , G a ry C h a rles V in s a n t. S eco n d ro w : S h e rry P r o f f itt,

C a th e rin e C a lla w a y , Ja n e K izer, M a r ty L o w e, M a ria M illig a n , J u d y Je n k in s, B a rb a ra C u r tis , A lic e P eyto n .

N AT IO N AL F O R E N SIC

In order to further their speaking ab ility, the members of the local NFL, under the supervision of Mrs. Dick Cole, compete in various speaking and debate contests throughout the East Tennessee area. A lthough rhetoric is stressed, the funda­ mentals of elocution, modulation, and organiza­ tion are also learned.

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MU A L PH A THETA

F ir s t ro w : J u d y Jo h n so n , A lic e P ey to n , C a th e rin e C a lla w a y , C a r o ly n C ru z e , G in g er T ru n d le , P a t T a y lo r , Ja m a B a lla rd , Su san C am p b e ll, J u d y M iz e ll, A n n B a k er, M a r ty L o w e, S a lly E v e re tt, L ib b y P earson , M a r y K n o ll, C aro le P a tterso n , S a n d ra

L o n g. S e co n d ro w : W a lt e r Jo n es, Jo h n K en st, Jo e A tch iso n , F ra n k E ggers, D a n n y C h am b ers, J im C la b o u g h , F ra n k M a rc h , P a rk s H itc h , G a ry K in g, Steve M c C u llo c h , D avid G a rr e tt, L y n n H o w a rd , B ill G ass, Jo h n B eals, D a v id B la c k .

Mu Alpha Theta, an international high school and junior college m athem atics club, is composed of juniors and seniors who wish to expand their over-all knowledge of m athem atics. Election to this organization is based on one’s having had a "B ” or better grade average for four previous semesters of m ath. M eeting once a month, the Mu Alpha Theta members are entertained by programs presented by various members.

M u A l p h a T h e t a O f f i c e r s — J im C la ­ bo ugh , P re sid e n t; A n n B a k e r, S e c re ta ry T re a s u re r; Jo h n B eals,. V ice-P resid en t.

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Y - T e e n s O f f i c e r s — V e rla B rid g e rs, Sen ior T re a s u r e r; M a r th a W a rr e n , P re sid e n t; L ib b y P earson , V ic e -P re s id e n t; Bonnie Ja c k so n , J u n io r T re a s u r e r; K a y B a d g e tt, S e c re ta ry and Sophom ore T re a su re r.

A ffiliated w ith the Y W C A , the Y-Teens has been an active service organization at M aryville H igh for m any years. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Jack Cate, Miss Erna Fae H ale, and Mrs. Robert Sadler, the members participate in w orth­ while com m unity projects. Throughout the year, programs encouraging C hristian life and high ideals are presented at various meetings.

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S e n i o r s — F ir st

ro w : L illia n H a tc h e r , B ren d a H u m p h re y , M arlen e F ields, J u d y Gennoe, M a r th a C ry e , V a n g ie B lu e, Leslie S u tto n , V e rla B rid g ers, R o m ild a C o x , K a th r y n M c ­ C u llo c h , K ay W h ite , C aro le P a tterso n , M a r th a W a rr e n . S eco n d r o w : J u d y Jo h n so n , Pam M c C am m o n , S a n d y H u m p h re y , C la r a F o rster, K atie S c a rb ro u g h , P a t R ic h m o n d , P at R id in g s , G anne L a u g h m ille r , M a r y K n o ll, B a rb a ra C u rtis ,

Louise C ra w fo rd , S a n d y R o c k f ie ld , A rle n e C o u lte r, J u lia M o rris. T h ir d ro w : B e c k y B la n k en sh ip , J u d y Je n k in s, W a n d a L o v ed ay, M a ry K ath erin e M o rris, M a r ily n W h ite , S u zz an n e C am p er, G in g er T ru n d le , P a t T a y lo r , S h ir le y W h ite , B eth H itc h , J a n e H u d d le sto n , Ja n e S ta p p , M a ria n R o w a n , S h e rry P r o f f itt , D elores A tk in s , B ren d a H o rd .

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r o w : H a n n a N ig h tin g a le , Jo a n G ard n er, L in d a W ad e, L an a W a id , K ristin e L a k e y , J a m a B a lla rd , Su san L y e ll, K a th y H in g e r, B abs B ra k e b ill. S eco n d r o w : B elin d a P o tte r, S u zan n e W y m a n , E llen W a tte rs , D an n ie G ibson, J u d y M iz e ll, L ib b y P earson , Su san P o tte r. T h ir d

r o w : M o llie C h a m b ers, G eo rgian n a A n d re w s, L y n d a Brooks, B a rb a ra S to n e c ife r, M a ria M illig a n , S u zan n e C am p b ell. F o u r th ro w : C a r o ly n R ib b le , D ian n e P a tto n , A n n e S tu b b le ­ fie ld , B on nie Ja c k s o n , M a r ty L o w e, J e n n y S w e itz e r, A n n B a k e r, S a lly E v e re tt.

S o p h o m o r e s — F ir s t ro w :

J u d y B la ck w o o d . T h ir d ro w : K ay B a d g e tt, L y n n R a m se y , M ario n H y a t t , Sue K a g le y , J a n e t L eo n ard , N a n c y V in e y a rd , P ris c illa G r if f it ts , L in d a M c C u llo c h , C a r o ly n G raves. F o u r th ro w : R o b in Lee, G a yle P a rh a m , E llen W a rr e n , G a il Y a r ­ b ro u g h , B a rb a ra R o b erts, D ian e B u rto n , Jo E lla P a rk s, C aro l S ta le y .

K aren S e lf, C aro l B o lin g , R h o n d a T a y lo r, M a r y Sue F ield s, S u san F a rr, P am B rid g e rs, A n n M a x e y , K ath ie H a n c o x , A n n e B elch er, A lic e A n d erso n , T e r r y N ed d leto n . S eco n d ro w : M a r y R id in g s , K a y H o u ser, N a n c y E v e re tt, P a u la B rew er, M a r y H elen P e e ry , B e c k y M a c M illa n , S an d ra N eu b e rt, Ja n ie B u rn e tt, J a n is R oscoe, P h y llis C o rn e tt,

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G in g er T ru n d le , P a t T a y lo r , M iss T ro y H a d d o x , K a th r y n M c C u llo c h , G ann e L a u g h m ille r. S eco n d

ro w : W a lte r Jo n es, J im m y C la b o u g h , C h a rle s V in s a n t, P a rk s H itc h , Jo h n C a rp e n te r.

Sponsored by Miss T roy Haddox, the Thespian Club functions to increase in ­ terest and stim ulate creativeness in dram atic arts. For membership, a student must have achieved the minimum requirement of ten points by having at least seventy speeches in a play or participation on backstage committees.

C l u b O f f i c e r s — Jo h n C a rp e n ­ te r, V ic e -P re s id e n t; G in g er T ru n d le , P re sid e n t; G anne L a u g h m ille r, S e c re ta ry ; P a rk s H itc h , T re a s u re r. T h e s p ia n

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O f f i c e r s — Ja n e H u d d lesto n , P re sid e n t; Susie C a ld w e ll, V ic e -P re s id e n t;

G erald in e Jo h n so n ,

S e c re ta ry -T reasu rer.

L IB R A R Y CLUB U tilizing the abilities of volunteer students, Miss Helen O tt has several assistants who aid her in helping M H S’ers receive fu ll benefit of lib rary m aterials. The valuable training broadens a student’s education in the sense th at he becomes efficient in using all the available references in any library.

R o b ert R ed w in e, Bob S tu d le y , D en nis R y n ie c , W a n d a L o ved a y , G eo rgiann a A n d rew s, J a n e t L eo n ard , Su zan n e W y m a n , C a r o ly n W illia m s , Susie C a ld w e ll, R ic h ie F ro eh lich , J e n n y

S w e itz e r, Ja n e H u d d le sto n , Ja n e K izer, L y n n Louise R a m se y , E llen W a rr e n , G erald in e Jo h n so n , C h a rles V in s a n t, E d w in B est, R o b e rt H obbs.

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P e e ry , D o n ald M y ers. T h ir d ro w : T e d W ilso n , D a n n y R o gers, B en n y G ibbs, M ik e C riss, M ik e T a y lo r , P h il M iz e ll, A la n S n id e r, B r ic k y S tu rg e o n , Jo e A tc h iso n , J e r r y R o d d y , D on K eeble, Jo h n C a rp e n te r, V ic to r M an ges.

F ir s t

ro w : P h illip Jo n es, K e lle y Sp ears, A rc h ie A n d erso n , C a lv in F u lle r, C a r l B rin d le , G lendo n C o rn e tt, J . C . M o orehouse, C la r k S p an g ler. S eco n d ro w : G len L o v ed a y, Bob S tu d le y , D w ain e P esterfield , P a u l K err, K en t L ew is, D av id K ilgo re, P ete P ain e, Bob M a r tin , D a v id S in c erb o x , C ly d e

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The H i-Y , a nationwide high school organization in con­ nection w ith the YM CA, is composed of C hristian youth who strive to benefit the school, city, and state. Its main purpose is to aid young men in obtaining a healthy outlook on life through physical fitness, m ental training, religious ideals, and school service.

H i-Y O f f i c e r s — C la r k S p a n g le r, P re sid e n t; C a lv in F u lle r , V ic e -P re s id e n t; Jo e A tc h iso n , S e c r e ta r y ; A rc h ie A n d erso n , T re a s u r e r; D on K eeble, R e p o rte r ; D on M y e rs, C h a p la in .

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F .H .A . The members of the Future Homemakers of Am erica, a non­ profit youth organization, strive specifically to develop creative leadership and individual responsi­ b ility. Composed of girls taking a home economics course, FH A ’ers learn in m inute detail the m any duties of the housewife.

F .H .A . O f f i c e r s — M a rth a C ry e , H is to r ia n ; M a rth a W a rr e n , T re a s u r e r; S h e rry P r o f f it t , V ic e -P re sid e n t; B a rb a ra G u y , S e c r e ta r y ; Jo d ie M c T e e r, Song L e ad e r; M a r y C a r ro ll, P re sid e n t; L in d a C h a p m a n , R e p o rte r.

F ir st

ro w : P ris c illa G r if f it t s , W a n d a L o v ed ay, M a rth a W a rre n , J u d y S h ah a n , B a rb a ra C u r tis , J a n e t L eo n ard , M a rth a C ry e , G erald in e Jo h n so n , B ren d a H u m p h re y , P a t R id in g s , J u d y M o n tg o m ery. S eco n d ro w : P am M c C am m o n , Sue K a g ley, P a t T ho m pson, B e tty J o W a tso n , L in d a L ane, B eth H itc h , Jo E lla P a rk s, Ja n ie B u rn e tt, L in d a C h a p m a n , Jo a n G ard n er, Su zzan n e C am p er, B a rb a ra G u y. T h ir d ro w : S a n d y H u m p h re y , M a r y K ath erin e M o rris, J u d y Je n k in s,

R o m ild a C o x , M a rio n H y a t t , S a n d y B u rn e tt, L eslie S u tto n , B ren da H o rd , G lenn a B ib le, P am B ric k e y , P a u la B rew er. F o u r th ro w : S h ir le y W h ite , J o d y D av is, Ja n e H u d d lesto n , M rs. Jo h n S h e rro d , S p o n so r; Jo d ie M c T e e r, Ja n e K izer, M a ria n R o w a n , R u b y C ass, B a rb a ra S to n e c ife r, P h y llis C o rn e tt, K aren S elf, J u lia M o rris, S h e rry P r o f f it t , M a r y C a r ro ll.


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S p o n so r; Ja m e s C obb , M ik e H e n r y , P a u l K err, R o b e rt H obb s, D a n n y L a y m a n , D on F o rsh ay , G e r ry M illig a n , M ik e W a lk e r, L a r r y L a u g h m ille r , D rew M c C u llo c h .

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SC IE N C E CLUB Organized to give industrious chem istry and physics students as­ sistance outside the classroom, the Science Club combines experi­ ments, lectures, group projects, and trips to points of interest into a w ell-kn it unit. Led by Ernest M. Niles, this organization strives to further develop each member’s scientific aptitude. E in stein , J r .?

C lu b O f f i c e r s — Louise C ra w fo rd , T re a s u r e r; A rc h ie A n d erso n , V ice-P resid en t.

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P h y s i c s — F ir s t ro w :

L y n n H o w a rd , B ill Gass, C ly d e P e e ry , J im G a rn e r, J e r r y R o d d y , J im m y C la b o u g h , W a lte r Jo n es, Jo e A tch iso n , T im G a rn er. S e co n d ro w : D a n n y C h a m b e rs, T o m B a d g e tt, Louise C ra w f o rd , C aro le P a tterso n , S a n d y L o n g, G in g er T ru n d le , R ic k y C a n tle y , A rc h ie A n d erso n .

C h e m i s t r y — F ir s t

ro w : T ed H em b ree, Jo h n K err, A n n B a k e r, M a r ty L o w e, S u san L y e ll, Su zan n e C am p b ell, D ian e P a tto n , F ra n k M a rc h , C h ip p er E d w a rd s, B ill R a m e y , T im H itso n , Jo h n B eals. S e co n d ro w : B ill P a tterso n , Stev e S h ie ld s, K elley Sp ears, G a ry K in g , Jo h n N a n c e , F ra n k E g gers, R a y C lin e , C h a rles S u llin s, R o b e rt R e d w in e, N e w t H o llo w a y .


Ja n e S tap p , B eth H itc h , G in g er T ru n d le , M rs. Lee H a g a n , S p o n so r; R ic k y C a n tle y , G ann e L a u g h m ille r , M a r y K n o ll, A lic e P eyto n .

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F ir st ro w :

W a lte r Jo n es, J im G arn er, Pete P ain e, Jo h n G a rn er, M ik e T a y lo r , D a rr e ll W a tso n , Steve M c C u llo c h , C h ip p er E d w ard s, M ic k e y C a r rin g e r, D a n n y R o gers. S e co n d ro w : P h ilip M iz e ll, Bob D u rh am , R o n a ld G re g o ry , R a y C lin e , R a n d y T in sle y , D a r r y l R eed, D a v id K ilgo re, Jo h n K err, R ic h a r d T a lle y , B en n y G ibbs, P au l K e rr, C ly d e P eery. T h ir d ro w : L y n n H o w a rd , G a ry M e lto n , D on M y ers, P a rk s H itc h , D av id M cD ad e, Jo e A tch iso n , F ra n k E g gers, A la n M y e rs, Steve S h ield s, A rc h ie A n d erso n , J e r r y D ish m an , Bob S tu d le y , J e r r y R o d d y , B ill Gass. E ggers an d S teve M c C u llo c h , d u rin g th e la st h a lf.

T h e M a r y v ille g rid d e rs in itia te d th e ir fo o tb a ll ca m p aig n w ith a h a r d -fo u g h t 7 -0 v ic t o r y over p o w e rfu l L e n o ir C ity . T h e lone t a lly cam e e a r ly in th e second q u a r te r w h en th e P an th e rs fu m b led deep in th e ir ow n t e r r ito r y . A f t e r h a rd ru n n in g Steve M c C u llo c h had m oved th e b a ll in to p a y d ir t, J e r r y R o d d y c o n v erted th e e x tra p o in t on a f a k e -k ic k - a n d ru n p a tte rn .

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W ith in ju rie s p re v a le n t on th e M a r y v ille sq u ad , the Sh ep ard m en fo u g h t to a 7 -7 d ead lo ck w ith th e M ad iso n v ille T o rn ad o es. T h e R eb els’ o n ly to u ch d o w n w as m ade in the second q u a r te r on a fiv e -y a r d ja u n t b y f u llb a c k J e r r y D ish ­ m an . T h e t y in g P A T w as scored on a pass fro m Jo h n G a rn er to S teve Sh ields.

T h e R eb els dro pped th e ir second co n test o f th e new season 1 3-0 to a h ig h ly -r a n k e d H o lsto n c lu b . B o th o f the W a rr io rs ’ scores cam e on b e a u tif u lly -e x e c u te d ru n s in the second period . M a r y v ille ’s p ressin g d efen se, led b y F ra n k

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J e r r y D ish m a n

C a p ta in s

T h e lo cals w ere h an ded a s tu n n in g 2 5-6 se tb a ck on H o m eco m in g n ig h t b y th e S e v ie rv ille B ears. T h e in v a d in g fo rces w ere sp ark ed b y th e a e ria l co m b in atio n s of th e W h a le y B oys, J im an d P a u l. O n th e gro u n d th e B ears w ere p ro ­ pelled b y th e d rives o f A ll-S t a te c a n d id a te B ill R o b ertso n . T h e b rig h te st spot in th e e n tire ev en in g w as th e cro w n in g o f Jo d ie M c T e er as queen. T h e ra ce fo r th e B ig F o u r c ro w n w as th ro w n in to a th r e e -w a y tie am on g A lc o a , E v e re tt, an d M a r y v ille w h en th e B u lld o g s dow ned th e R eb els 6 -0 . E v e re tt elu d ed M a r y ­ v ille ’s d efen sive u n it o n ly once and w e n t se v e n ty -th re e y a rd s fo r a to u ch d o w n . L ate in th e fin a l p erio d th e lo c a ls’ h a rd d riv in g a tta c k w as h a lte d a b r u p tly on th e tw o -y a r d lin e. A lth o u g h M a r y v ille n ev er co n ceded d e fe a t, it w as som e­ w h a t o u tclassed as M c M in n ro m ped to a 3 3-6 triu m p h . T h e C hero kees, w h o upset th e top team in th e sta te in th e ir fin a l o u tin g , p erfo rm ed e v e ry p la y w ith m in u te p re ­ cisio n . S tev e M c C u llo c h , F ra n k E ggers, and S teve Sh ields shone d efe n siv e ly fo r th e R eb els. " F u m b le itis ” cost th e R eb els th e ir c o n c lu d in g gam e of th e y e a r. A lth o u g h *p e n e tra tin g in to L o u d o n ’s t e r r ito r y fo u r

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FO O TBALL SQUAD

tim es, th e Sh ep ard m en lo st th e b a ll on fu m b les on each o ccasion. M a r y v ille ’s o n ly score cam e in th e la st q u a r te r as J e r r y " T h e B om b” D ish m an slash ed over fro m th e tw o . T he fin a l co u n t w as 1 3 -7 in f a v o r o f th e R ed sk in s. A lth o u g h th e M a r y v ille w o n -lo st p ercen ta g e w as n o t th e best ev er reco rd ed , th ere w ere v ario u s post-season co m p en ­ sation s. Steve M c C u llo c h an d J e r r y R o d d y w ere selected on th e A ll-C o u n ty eleven an d M c C u llo c h la te r m ad e H o n ­ o rab le M en tio n A ll-E a s t T ennessee. R eb el lin em en W illis B rin d le, F ra n k E ggers, J im G a rn er, an d S tev e S h ield s re­ ceived H o n o rab le M e n tio n in th e c o u n ty -w id e s u rv e y .

C o a c h e s — K en

S h ep ard a n d D on R a w ls

Sophom ore M a n ag e r P h ilip M iz ell

" T h e B om b” bom bs o u t.

71


Hom ecom ing crowd

S t a r t in g

T e a m — F ir s t ro w :

L et’s go, Big Steve!

J e r r y R o d d y , Jo e A tch iso n , J im m y G a rn e r, D av id M cD ad e, F ra n k E ggers,

Bob S tu d ley, Steve Shields. Second row: Dish m an, Steve M cC ulloch, John G arner.

D anny Rodgers, A rchie Anderson, M ickey C arrin ger, J e r ry

72


R e s e r v e s — F ir s t ro w : Jo h n G a rn er, W a lt e r Jo n es, R a n d y T in s le y , C h ip p er E d w a rd s, D a rr e ll W a tso n , M ik e T a y lo r . S eco n d r o w : P a u l K err, R o n a ld G re g o ry , R a y C lin e , Bob D u rh am , D a v id K ilgo re, Jo h n K err, P ete P ain e. T h ir d ro w : D on M y e rs, D a r r y l R eed , A la n M y e rs, P a rk s H itc h , G a ry M e lto n , Ben G ibb s, R ic h a r d T a lle y .

M id -fie ld m ix -u p .

G ibbs h its o f f le f t ta c k le fo r good y a rd a g e .

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W in g b a c k A nd erso n

T a c k le A tch iso n

F u llb a c k D ish m an

F ig h t, team , f ig h t !

SE N IO R G u ard G arn er

M a n ag e r Gass

B lo ck in g b a 'ck H itc h


M a n ag er H o w a rd

A - C - T -I - O -N ,

fa st

and

T a ilb a c k Jo nes

T a ilb a c k M c C u llo c h

M a n ag e r P e e ry

E nd R o d d y

fu rio u s.

PLAYERS End M y ers


A rc h ie A n d erso n , R ic k y C a n tle y , B r ic k y S tu rg e o n , S teve S h ield s, C a lv in F u lle r, N e w t H o llo w a y , J im m y H u ff m a n , T im P a rk , C la r k S p an g ler, J e r r y R o d d y , K elley Spears.

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H u f fy

tallies on a turn -around

jum per.

Rebels scrap fo r a stra y rebound.

SCH ED U LE N o vem ber 16

H o lsto n

N o vem ber 20

W est

T h ere

N o vem ber 21

F rie n d sv ille A c a d e m y

T h ere

N o v em b er 24

H o lsto n

T h ere

N o vem ber 28

T o w n sen d

T h e re

D ecem ber

1

P o ster

H ere

D ecem ber

5

L a n ie r

H ere

D ecem ber

8

H ere

A lco a

T h ere

D ecem ber 12

W a lla n d

T h ere

D ecem ber 15

E v erett

H ere

D ecem ber 19

G reen b ack

H ere

Ja n u a ry

2

F rie n d sv ille

T h ere

Ja n u a ry

5

A lco a

Ja n u a ry

16

W a lla n d

Ja n u a ry

23

P o rte r

T h ere

Ja n u a ry

26

E v erett

T h ere

F e b ru a ry

2

G reen b ack

F e b ru a ry

9

L a n ie r

H ere H ere

H ere T h ere

F e b ru ary

13

F rie n d sv ille

H ere

F e b ru a ry

16

T o w n sen d

H ere

F e b ru a ry

20

F rie n d sv ille A c a d e m y

H ere

77


H o llo w a y pass.

heads g o a lw a rd , a n tic ip a tin g

a

" B � TEAM

M an ag ers R a y C lin e and P h il M iz e ll

F ir st ro w :

G a ry M e lto n , D oug G am b le, C h ip p er E d w ard s, G ibbs, P ete P a rk , D a n n y D eL o zier, T o m T a y lo r. S eco n d r o w : T om E llis, Sam R o berson, R ic k B e a ty , Jo h n

G a rn er, R o b e rt R e d w in e , P h il Jo n es, T r a c y Best.

B en n y

B ro ck ,

G a ry

XBE l i

78


F o rw a rd H u ffm a n

G u ard P ark

G u a rd C an tley

G u ard R o d d y

G u ard A nd erso n

G u ard S p an g ler

79


C a p t a i n s — A rlen e C o u lte r an d

Sh ero n W h ite .

P a u la B rew er, Je n n i B a lle w , N a n c y E v e re tt, T e r r y N ed d leto n , D ian e B u rto n , A n n B a k e r, A rle n e C o u lte r, M a ria M illig a n , Sh ero n W h ite , J e n n y S w e itz e r, D ia n e P a tto n , Jo a n n a W illia m s , Su e K a g le y , L y n d a H ic k s, J a n e t L eonard .

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F ir s t ro w :

C o ach K en n eth S h ep a rd , B ill B e a ty , S tev e M c C u llo c h , R ic h a r d T a lle y , R o b e rt R e d w in e , C h a rle s S u llin s. S e co n d r o w : A rc h ie A n d erso n , T im P a rk , C la r k S p a n g le r, D on M y ers, Jo h n B eals, D a v id Sin cerb o x.

In fie ld e r M c C u llo c h

BASEBALL TEAM M a n ag e r S in cerb o x

O u tfie ld e r M y ers

In fie ld e r S p an g ler

P itc h e r P a rk

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SW IM M IN G TEAM

R ic k C a n tle y , A rle n e C o u lte r , P h il Jo n es, D on K eeble, S u san L y e ll, S tev e S h ield s, C a th e rin e C a lla w a y .

TRACK TEAM B r ic k y S tu rg e o n , J e r r y D ish m an , Jo h n K en st, C la r k S p a n g le r, W a lt e r Jo n es, J e r r y R o d d y , C a lv in F u lle r.


PH Y SIC A L

E D U C AT IO N

MHS guys and gals build the body as w ell as the mind.

84


A lic e A n d erso n , K ay B a d g e tt, P am M cC a m m o n , Jo d ie M c T e e r, S a lly E v e re tt, M a r ty L o w e, S u san L y e ll.

CHEERLEADERS

A lic e A n d erso n

K ay B a d g e tt

S a lly E v erett

C a p ta in Jo d ie M c T e er

M a r ty Low e

Su san L y e ll

P am M cC am m o n


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R ic h a rd so n , Ja n e K ize r, C a r o ly n C ru z e , B abs B ra k e b ill, S u san L y e ll, L in d a L an e, L in d a C u lv eyh o u se, L in d a W a id , L an a W a id . T h ir d r o w : H a r r y B ro oks, S tev e M c C u llo c h , Jo h n C a rp e n te r, T im P a rk , Jo h n K en st, Jo e W illia m s , D a v id T h a c k e r , R ic h a r d T a lle y , C o n le y Shope, P a rk s H itc h , C a lv in F u lle r , D a v id B la c k , D on M y e rs, E ugene B a rn e tt, Steve S ta n le y , Jo h n B eals, D w a in P esterfield .

F ir st r o w : Sh eron W h ite , Su zan n e C am p b ell, S a ra h B e a tty , B e tty Jo W a tso n , D ian e P a tto n , Ja n is R oscoe, C aro le R o b erts, J u d y S h ah a n , Ja n e C ash , J u d y Jo h n so n , M a r ty L o w e, H an n a h N ig h tin g a le , B a rb a ra G u y, L in d a C h a p m a n , K ristin e L a k e y , S a n d y B u rn e tt, B ren d a E v e re tt, A n n e Sw an so n . Seco n d r o w : M a rth a C ry e , A lic e P ey to n , B onnie Ja c k s o n , S an d ra M ills, A n n P ain e, Jo d ie M c T e e r, L y n n

CH O IR

C h o i r O f f i c e r s — J u d y S h ah a n , S e c re ta ry ; Jo h n C a rp e n te r, P re sid e n t; Jo d ie M c T e er, V ic e -P re s id e n t; P a rk s H itc h , T re a s u r e r; Jo h n B eals, R e p o rte r.

A c c o m p a n i s t s — C a r o ly n

C ru z e ,

Ju d y

Jo h n so n ,

Bonnie

Ja c k so n .

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DANCE

BAND

F ir st ro w : B onnie Ja c k s o n , D an n ie Je a n G ibson, M ik e R a y , L in d a M c C u llo c h , C la u d e A b b o tt, K a th y H in g e r, J e r r y S te r lin g . S eco n d ro w : T o m B a d g e tt, Jo h n N a n c e , W a lla c e B la c k b u rn , T o ll C o u lte r, Ben R o ach .

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F ir s t

ro w : T om B a d g e tt, J e r r y S te r lin g , C la u d e A b b o tt, K a th y H in g e r, L in d a M c C u llo c h , Jo h n N a n c e. S eco n d r o w : W a y n e C h ilc o te, C a r o ly n R ib b le , V ic k i V in s a n t, D av id

S in c erb o x , Ja m a B a lla rd , Louise C ra w fo rd , C a r o ly n C ru z e, Ben R o ac h .

PEP BAND O f f i c e r s — Louise C ra w f o rd , P re si­ d e n t; V ic k i V in san t, V ic e -P re s id e n t; C a ro ­ ly n R ib b le , S e c r e ta r y ; M a ria n R o w a n , T rea su rer.

B and

F ir s t ro w : C a r o ly n C ru z e , C a r o ly n R ib b le , D w a in P e s te rfie ld , Louise C ra w f o rd , S a lly E v e re tt, E d w in B est, C a r o ly n A gee, N a n c y E v e re tt, R o b in Lee, B a rb a ra L o n g, E llen W a tte rs , Babs B ra k e b ill, J u d y Jo h n so n , Ja n e C ash , S u zan n e C am p b e ll. S eco n d ro w : Su san L y o n , L y n n R a m se y , T r u d y C o c h ra n , C a r o ly n G raves, C la r a F o rster, K atn ie H a n c o x , J u d y M o n t­ g o m e ry , V ic k i V in s a n t, B a rb a ra C u r tis , L y n d a Jo h n so n , K ristin e L a k ey, M o llie C h am b ers, W a y n e Jo h n sto n , K aren W e y le r , Ja m a B a lla rd , Bonnie Ja c k s o n . T h ir d ro w : L y n d a H ic k s, A n n M a x e y , G ail C a y lo r, P h y llis C o rn e tt, M a r y H elen P e e ry , Ja n e K eeble, Jo a n G a rd n er, A n n e B elch er, J a n ie B u rn e tt, K a th y H u lq u is t, C la u d e A b b o tt, L in d a M c C u llo c h , M ike R a y , K a th y H in g e r, D an n ie Je a n G ibson, J e r r y S te r lin g , R o n n ie W id n e r, T im H itso n , K en t L ew is, W a y n e C h ilc o te , Ben R o ac h . F o u r th ro w : B ill W o m a c k , T om B a lla rd , T o ll C o u lte r, W a lla c e B la c k b u rn , Jo h n N an c e, T o m B a d g e tt, V ic to r M an ges, R ic h a r d T a lle y , L a r r y B en n e tt, G len L o v ed ay, B ob by B ra tto n . S ta n d in g : B rian B e a ty , D a v id M cD ad e, D av id S in c erb o x .

91


M A R C H IN G

BAND

Claude A b bott, D rum M ajor

C arolyn C ruze, Band Sponsor

92


W hat would MHS be like if our Music De­ partm ent suddenly disappeared? There would be no pep band to increase school spirit during pep rallies, no colorful pre-game and half-tim e festivi­ ties during football season, no stirring concerts, and no band to give the team vigorous support at all the games. U nder the very capable direction of Jack Connell, the MHS band is rated as one of the best. Each year the band enters the festi­ M a jo r e t t e s — Ju d y

Jo h n so n , B a rb a ra

C u r tis , H ead

M a jo r e tte ;

val w ith the hope, usually fulfilled, of receiving a Superior rating. Along w ith developing good musicianship, the band learns teamwork and co­ operation. Upon looking back, the long hours spent in w orking on half-tim e shows, concerts, and try-outs are more than repaid. The whole student body is justified in being proud of its music department.

B abs

B ra k e b ill.


N ote the fo rm ality o f choir rehearsals.

D o n ’t w ork T O O hard, gang!

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Louise C ra w fo rd , B a rb ara C u r tis , C a r o ly n C ru z e , G ann e L a u g h m ille r , A lic e P ey to n , P a t T a y lo r , Jim C la b o u g h , G in g er T ru n d le , L y n n H o w a rd , Jo h n B eals, T om B a d g e tt, C a th e rin e C a lla w a y , B e c k y B la n k e n ­ sh ip , V e rla B rid g ers, C aro le P atterso n .

This group is comprised of fifteen prominent seniors chosen entirely by the facu lty. Each re­ cipient was selected on the basis of outstanding leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. This dis­ tinction is one of the highest honors an MHS senior can attain.

W H O ’S W H O

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CRUM REAL ESTATE

INSURANCE

M u rra y and M o ntg o m ery B u ild in g P H O N E 9 8 2 -2 8 3 2

AGENCY

"Everything T h a t's W ritten in Insurance"

MOSER'S

P H O N E 9 8 2 -1 63 0 B lo u n t N a tio n a l B a n k B u ild in g

Sporting Goods & Sportswear for Every Occasion

YOUNG BROTHERS TEXA CO

Exclusive "Rawlings" Dealer

Phone 9 8 2 -9 9 7 6

5 2 3 W . B ro ad w ay

DWARF RESTAURANT West Broadway

982-1791

GILBERT'S V A R IE T Y STORE

C o m p lim e n ts of

Exclusive Dealer In

DIXIE FURNITURE COM PANY

M . H. S. Rebel Pennants

9 8 3-1 3 73

C o m p lim e n ts of

PRINCESS

W ILLIA M S DRY CLEANERS

MOTEL

233 W . M a ry v ille

U .S . H w y. 4 1 1 - 1 2 9

Ph. 9 8 2 -2 4 9 0

Quality Courts

113

H a rp e r Street 9 8 2 -3 04 1


W ILLIA M S FURNITURE CO. New and Used 21 1 C o lle g e St.

COULTER

FLORIST

Ph. 9 8 2 - 2 9 7 0

STUD LEY-M ILLARD M ACHIN E COM PANY

"S a y It W ith Flowers" 9 8 2 -9 3 0 0 S e v ie rv ille P ik e

Phone 9 8 3 - 4 1 0 2

TENNESSEE COACH CO. TRA1LWAYS Specializing in Charter Trips Anywhere — Anytime 7 1 0 Sevier A v e n u e K n o x v ille

Phone 5 2 5 -0 2 9 1 T e n n e sse e

Enjoy Dining at the Airport

SKY CHEF RESTAURANT

CRAIG-TEDFORD Refrigeration & Manufacturing Co. P.O . Box 6 2 7

9 8 3 -4 1 9 3

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Broadway & Village Food Markets B lo u n t C o u n ty 's L ittle G ia n ts

ANDERSON LUMBER COM PANY 'A Com plete Line of Building M aterials'

DAIRY PRODUCTS THAT CARRY THIS L A B E L ...

Com pliments of

BADGETT

ARE GRADE "A � - A L L THE WAYI

STORE

CO

M e et yo ur frie n d s a fte r th e g am e a t

DIXIE DRIVE-IN V isit O ur New Dining Room

O LD

C O M P A R E PET W IT H A N Y O T H E R

HICKORY

SERVICE

COLEMAN'S

STATION

of M a ry vi I le

Tires - Batteries - Accessories

Creative Printing

P H O N E 9 8 2 -4 9 7 1 110 E a st H a rp e r St. M a ry v ille

T e n n e sse e P H O N E 9 8 3 -2 1 6 1

BO B K I D D

WHITE

LINES

"T h e Bus Line of Progress" Salutes M aryville High School Seniors

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BYRNE DRUG COMPANY

S TE R L fN ° £

h

O USE

'Your Friendly Corner" P H O N E 9 8 2 -1 46 1 M a ry v ille

515 G ay

T e n n e sse e

K n o x v ilie

T e n n e sse e

SPIKE'S SIMPLE SIMON RESTAURANT TH E BLOUNT

NATIONAL

BANK M a ry v ille , T e n n e sse e

"T h a t Friendly B a n k" M a in B a n k

B ro a d w ay

B ra n c h B a n k

O ld K n o x v ille H w y.

Oh, goodness me!

M em ber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

GIFF'S SPORTING GOODS "Sporting Goods Our Sp ecialty" Peery B lvd .

2 0 2 N . C u s ic k Phone 9 8 3 -2 1 6 6

P en n ey ’si ALWAYS

FIRST

HARTMAN'S

FLOWERS

Y o u r Dow ntow n F lo rist S in ce

QUALITY!

9 8 2 -7 5 0 0

1926

3 3 3 E. B ro ad w ay

"Flow ers A re A Perfect Tribute Finest Quality at Lowest

for Every O ccasion"

Price 116


HILL'S ESSO

(Esso)

4 3 3 W . B ro ad w ay

SERVICE RICHY

KREME

Ph. 9 8 2 -7 2 5 0

Atlas Tires - Batteries Accessories

'Famous For Good Things to Eat"

Clark & Jones Music Store 5 1 0 S. G a y Phone 5 2 4 -7 4 3 3 T h re e Flo ors of M u sic

2601

Lowery O rgans - Kohler-Cam pbell Pianos

O ld K n o x v ille

H ig h w a y

P H O N E 9 8 3 -2 5 8 0

EX ECU TIV E INN RESTAURANT AND MOTEL

All Items - Have Bags - W ill Travel Free Music

A cro ss fro m the K n o x v ille A irp o rt

HALE BROTHERS, INC.

S. S. KRESGE COM PANY

Pocahontas Canned Foods Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Institutional Frozen Foods M o rristo w n T e n n e ssee

M id la n d Shopping C e n te r

LYONS I. G. A. STORES

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W e T h an k Yon Mrs. Paul Beach, Mrs. Jack M urphy, Mrs. Robert Sadler . . . our dedicated sponsors. Mr. C. H. Vinsant, Mr. Lester Shields, Mr. Bob Studley . . . our dependable pho­ tographers. Mr. John Fine . . . our understanding printer. The Local Merchants . . . our loyal supporters.

F o r M a k in g

P o ssib le T h is Y e a rb o o l


As we look back over our three-year tenure at dear old MHS, we fondly recall the m any wonderful memories acquired there. A lthough the world now summons us to greater and higher places, the athletic events, social functions, and classroom p artici­ pation at our beloved institution w ill never, never be forgotten.

ALMA

MATER

O ld M HS w e’ll alw ays love you, A s did our schoolmates gone before; Upon yo u r altars lay our trophies, O f fam e and honor everm ore. W e ’re proud o f everyth ing you stand fo r ; A n d a fte r school days have gone by, The memories o f these days w e ’ll cherish, A t dear old M aryville High.

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