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M A R Y V I L Jb fi Published by the Senior Class Maryville High School Maryville, Tennessee

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FOREWORD Within these walls challenges are confronted and conquered, charac­ ters are molded and remolded, destinies are discovered, misplaced, and rediscovered - while the wheel of our nation's future fortunes awaits the cog to be inevitably supplied by this institution.

We of the Appalachian Staff have attempted to present herein a comprehensive picture of the forces within Maryville High School which have had such an undeniable effect upon our lives. For three years these forces have shaped and reshaped, turning out a final product better pre­ pared to meet the challenges of the future.

What i f I have eyes that do not see This g aily colored world o f forms and show; What i f in the dark I always go, My footsteps led by sounds and m em ory; W hat i f autumn never dressed a tree In golden brown for m e to love and know; And what i f the sunset always hides its glow, And m orning's dawn does not unveil to m e: My father gave m e strength o f soul and m ind; My mother taught m e how to laugh and pray; My ears and nose and fingers are designed To bring m e know ledge, beau ty, work, and play I do not envy those who see the light, For I know my way and have no fear o f night.

IN APPRECIA TION. . .

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for her untiring and unselfish service to Maryville High School, we, the Senior Class, present the

1964 APPALACHIAN in honor of Mrs. Paul Beach. Mrs. Beach retired last May, but her influence will always be felt at Maryville High School. For many years, the RED AND BLACK and the APPALACHIAN were published under her skillful guidance. Although she ably directed many extracurricular activi­ ties, a ll of us who were privileged to be in her classes remember her first for her superior ability as a history teacher. Her power as a teacher lay in exceptional knowledge of subject matter combined with a sincere b elief in what she taught. To her students she was able to impart a heartfelt love and deep understanding of freedom and democracy. The Senior Class of 1964 proudly presents this annual as a small tribute to Mrs. Paul Beach.

ORGANIZATIONS

FIRST ROW: Sam Roberson, Ernie Lowe, Steve Ellis, Pete Park, B illy Yarborough. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roy Roberts Sponsor,-Dan DeLozier, Jerry Richardson, Tom Ellis, Ronnie Jenkins, Stev e Stanley.

T h e MHS Key Club, already on the International record as one o f the outstanding clubs of its size in a ll Key C lu b ­ bing, tries in '6 3 - '6 4 to be of service to its school and to its com m unity. Its tw enty-two members, selected by the club for their outstanding qu alities o f citizenship and in itiativ e, form an organization unique in many ways. Spon­ sored jo in tly by the school and by the M aryville Kiwanis Club, its aim s include the developm ent within its members of the same characteristics that are requisite for membership. T h e Key Club’s service program not only provides the school with many services which make it a more pleasant p la ce for students and teachers alike, but it goes into the community to undertake various projects for the ben efit of the entire county. Sponsorship of the Basketball Queen Contest, work in the M arch of Dimes, a program of extensive V ocation al Guidance, preparation of school calendars and student directories, co lle ctio n of useful articles for the needy o f the area, and the awarding of lim ited college scholarships to deserving MHS seniors are but a few of the services performed by the '6 3 - '6 4 Key Club.

Jim Howard, John Eldridge, Ricky Andrews, C raig Murray, Glenn Lindsay, Eddie S t, C lair, T om Taylor, Ben Roach, Doug G am ble, Darryl Reed, Bob Hutson, Tom Faulkner, Pat M arch.

OFFICERS DAN DeLOZIER, President RICKY ANDREWS, V ic e President TOM TAYLOR, Secretary PETE PARK, Treasurer

FIRST ROW: C arol K eith ley, Ja c k ie Woodby, Karen Kimbrough, Jenny Je tt, Carolyn Graves. SECOND ROW: Glenn Lindsay, Sam Roberson, Pat M arch.

T he Student C ouncil, composed o f eight outstanding MHS'ers, serves as the medium betw een the facu lty and students. Chosen by their fellow classm en for leadership, scholarship, and personal traits, the Student C ouncil members sponsor the hom ecom ing festivities, the bookstore, and citizenship week.

Under the com petent guidance of Mr. Emerson Watson, the Student Council has never fa llen short where a need existed.

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CONTRIBUTORS - FIRST ROW: M ike Ray, C raig Murray, Pete Park, Doug G am ble, K en W illiam son, Pau Kerr Bob H edrick. SECOND ROW: Drew M cC ulloch, Sam Roberson, T om Ellis, Don Forshay, Fred Proffitt, Dan D eLozier, Darryl Reed, Ben Roach, Phil T in sley.

THIRD ROW: G ayle Parham, Shirley A tchley, Susie

2 meetii C aldw eli; Rhonda Taylor, Linda Haren, Karen W eyler, Carolyn Agee, K ath ie Hancox, Pam .Badgers Ro in in a pi L ee. FOURTH ROW: Pat Whorton, Sue K agley, Carolyn Graves, Judy Klebenow, Penny Woo y, u y

rams cc i&ns Pri gomery, Linda Hicks, Lynda Johnson. iorfs, B — ■warn tine ideaiis of equal rights among all men. Mr. Kennedy was I

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SENIORS-FIRST ROW: Joy M cD aniel, Brenda Everett, Mary Ridings, Martha M iller, Becky M cM illan, Trudy Cochran, Jenny Je tt, Pan Bridgers, Kay Badgett, Sharon Sloan, Linda Wilson, Ja n et Leonard, Marion Hyatt, A lice Anderson.

SECOND ROW: Phyllis Cornett, Patty Brickey, Robin Lee, G ayle Yarborough, Carolyn Agee, Barbara Long, Inger Andersen, Linda M cC ulloch, Sandra Neubert, Kathy Hultquist, Mary Fuller, Lynda Hicks, Lynda Johnson, G ayle Parham .

THIRD ROW; G ail Caylor, Jan is Roscoe, Karen Self, Paula Brewer, Sue K agley, Nancy Vineyard, Carolyn

Vergho, Susie C aldw ell, Judy Montgomery, Penney Woodby, Rhonda Taylor, Carol Staley, Mary Helen Peery.

FOURTH ROW: Nancy Everett, Terry N ettleton, Anne Belcher, Ann M axey, Ja n e K eeble, Kay Houser, Judy Klebenow, Lynn Ramsey, E llen Warren, Karen W eyler, Pat W aller, Joanna W illiam s, Jo E lla Parks, Susan Lyon.

TEEN SER VICE LEAGUE

OFFICERS JO ELLA PARKS, President PATSY YOUNG, V ice President FRANCES MAXWELL, Secretary and Treasurer o f Soph. Class SUSAN RUSSELL, Treasurer o f Jr . Class KATHIE HANCOX, Treasurer o f Sr. Class

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JUNIORS - FIRST ROW: B illie Wilson, Marge Robertson, Donna Cady, N eil Potter, Beverly Crumpton, Jan e Byerley, M ich ele F ro elich , Mary Christofferson, C e c ilia Lewis, C arlene Simpson, Robbie Lamon, Brenda Downey, D elta K e lle r, Pat Broom e, D ianne Fields, D iane Elder.

SECOND ROW: Sherry Stephens, Wanda

Sutton, Linda Haren, E lain e Sincerbox, C arol Peters, Sandra W illiam s, Judy Green, Sue Anthony, Pat Young, Linda Register, Ja n ie Burnett, Toni Winders, Kay Burns, Jane Pate, Mary Sue Fields, Brenda H uffstetler, V irginia Burris.

THIRD ROW: Shirley A tch ley, Mary Frances Sm ith, Laura Rule, Richey Rogers,

Pat Cartw right, Andrea Huddleston, Nancy M acht, M artha Phillips, C arol Helms, Cheryl C oulter, Peggy Boring, M illie W heeler, Lynn Rogers.

FOURTH ROW: Jan Stafford, Judith Wilburn, Beverly King, Peggy

Pedigo, Jan Costner, C arol K eith ley , Susan W illocks, Penny Proffitt, Frances K noll, Mary Lynn Day, Susan Russell, Fran Lentz, Ja c k ie Woodby, Sandra Freem an. FIFTH ROW: V ick i Neubert, Kay M cClendon, S h ir­ le y Jenkins, Sherrill F letch er, Judy Hannah, C arol Hurlock, Judy Brown, Beula Sw eet, Pat Wharton, Sally Vinsant, Linda Shope, Marsha Watson, Glenda Brown, Lois Eby.

SIXTH ROW: Jean Rankin, Judy McArthur

A lida McArthur, Donna Schryver, Mary Susan W eagley.

SOPHOMORES - FIRST ROW: Susan Orr, Judy Young, Loretta C antley, Donna Thompson, Betty Wilson, Jan e Ragle, T eresa Anderson, Mary B eatty, Mary Newby, Sharon W alker, Betsy Woods, Lynn A ilor. SEC OND ROW: V ic k ie Jo Perry, Patsy Myers, M argie W eaver, Connie Bradshaw, Sandra Sim erly, Beverly Tay lor, Frances M axw ell, Betty Hannah, Becky Thompson, Pat H ill, Pat Saulsbury. THIRD ROW: Karen K im ­ brough, Sherry Vinsant, Cindi Kidd, Diana Dunn, Jan e Patterson, Diana Waters, M argaret W illiam s, Nelda Cam per, Kay Vandergriff, Sharon T eagu e, Ruthie W illiam s, Yvonne Lambert, Peggy H eller. FOURTH ROW: D ebbie Beaver, M argaret Loveday, G ail H ill, Brenda Green, Penny Blackwood, Jan e Alexander, Em ily Evans, Ruthie Young, Ann Prewett, Jan Van M etre, C harlene Sparks, M argaret Roberts, G ayle Patty, Sh eila A llen .

FIRST ROW: Martha M iller, Mary Ridings, Becky M cM illan , Linda Wilson, Sharon Sloan, Donna Cady, Jan e Byerly, Susie Orr, Jan e R agle, C arlene Sim pson, Robbie Lamon, Jan et Leonard, Marion H yatt, Mary Newby, Betsy Woods.

SECOND ROW: Betty Hannah, E iaine Shiply, Sandy Neubert, Ja n ie Burnett, Sandra W illiam s, Betty Wilson, Wanda Sutton, E lain e Sincerbox, Kay Burns, and Brenda Downey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lois Sherrod, Sponsor, Shirley A tchley, Kay Badgett, Paula Brewer, Judy M ontgomery, Sue K agley, Susan Godfrey, Edwina Rider, Beverly Taylor, Sandra Freem an, Mary Lynn Day, Reggy Redigo, Kay Houser, M argie W eaver, Yvonne Lam bert, and Beverly King.

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ROW: Brenda G reen, Judith Wilburn, Jean Rankin, Jo E lla Parks, V ick i Neubert, Beulah Sweet, Sherrill F letcher, Ann Prew ett, M argaret Roberts, Judy Brown, Sh eila A ich e lle , Ja n e Van M etre, Karen S e lf, Glenda Brown, and M arcia W at­ son.

T h e M aryville High School chapter o f the Future Homemakers o f A m erica is composed o f girls who have had at least one year o f hom e eco n om ics. T h e purpose o f F . H. A. is to promote a greater interest in hom em aking both at home and at school. T h e club is under the leadership o f Mrs. Lois Sherrod.

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Sue Kagley Judy Montgomery Paula Brewer Judy Brown Linda Wilson M arion Hyatt M argie Weaver

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FIRST ROW: C arol Peters, Linda Jones, D iane Elder, Lynda Johnson, Susie C aldw ell, Ja n et Leonard, Carol K eith ley, Lynn Ramsey, Susan Lyon, C arol S tale y .

SECOND ROW: E llen Warren, Lois Eby, R ichie Froelich,

Carol Hurlock, V ic k i Neubert, Susan W eagley, Edwin Best, Lowell Roddy, Steve Jeffries, Stuart Bushing, Ron­ n ie W alker, David Rugh.

T h e Library Club’ s service to the student body is a very im portant one, but one which is often unnoticed and unappreciated.

If it were not for the valuable assistance of these unselfish students, the student body's

search for p arallel reading m aterials; period icals; and required novels, short stories, and plays would be an end­ less one.

T h e Library Club under Miss O tt's respected guidance and training is a group for which the student

body should be sincerely thankful.

LIBRARY CLUB

OFFICERS SUSIE CALDWELL, President ELLEN WARREN, V ic e President CAROL STALEY, Secretary CAROL KEITHLEY, Treasurer

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FIRST ROW: Ja n e t Leonard, Judy Montgomery, Judy Klebenow, Linda Wilson, R ichie Fro elich , Patty Brickey.

SECOND ROW: Bob Hedrick, Tom Ballard, Doug G am ble, Gordon Huddleston, Locksley Stubblefield, David Crumpton, Robert Hobbs, Ernie Lowe, Ronnie Widner, Glenn Lindsay.

THIRD ROW: Ken Abbott, Jim Delash -

m it, Tom E llis, Dan D eLozier, Ben Roach, Sam Roberson, Tom T aylor, Jim West, Lowell Roddy.

T h e N ational Forensic League, sponsored by Mrs. D ick C ole, recognizes the im portance o f speech in the modern world.

In the future, when decisions have to be made that could w ell alter the course of history, it w ill

be necessary that men know and understand the power and lo g ic which can be exploited in words.

With this in

mind, the N ational Forensic League challenges its members with profound questions which are to be weighed and pondered and then debated.

NA TIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE

OFFICERS ROBERT HOBBS, President TOM BALLARD, Secretary

FIRST ROW: Miss Troy Haddox - Sponsor, Judith Wilburn, Susie C ald w ell, Robin Lee, Carolyn Agee, Jen n i Ballew , Nancy V ineyard.

SECOND ROW: Bob Hedrick, Steve Jeffries, Wayne Johnston, Gerry M illigan , Robert Hobbs.

T h e Thespian Club increases interest in dram atics and gives students an opportunity to p articipate in the th e a t­ ric a l programs which it presents.

Under the d irection of Miss Troy Haddox, the Thespian Club presents at least one

play during the year in which any student may take part.

T o becom e a m em ber, a student must com plete the m in i­

mum requirem ents o f having seventy speeches or serving for a particular number o f hours on backstage co m m ittees.

THESPIAN CLUB OFFICERS ROBIN LEE, President WAYNE JOHNSTON, V ic e President CAROLYN AGEE, Secretary SUSIE CALDWELL, Treasurer

PHYSICS FIRST ROW: Wayne Johnston, Carolyn Agee, Carolyn Graves, Susan Lyon, Karen W eyler, Danny Layman.

SECOND ROW: M ike Ray, Gordon Huddleston, Gary Gibson, Tom Ballard, Doug G am ble, Bob Hedrick.

THIRD ROW: Robert Hobbs, Gary Ramsey, Darryl Reed, Ben Roach, Gary Best, Sam Roberson.

SCIENCE CLUB

GORDON HUDDLESTON, President PAT MARCH, V ice President DOUG GAMBLE, Treasurer FRAN JACKSON, Secretary

CHEMISTRY FIRST ROW:

Diane Elder, C e c ilia Lewis, Peggy Boring, Andrea Huddleston, Sue Anthony, Fran Jackson, G ail

C aylor, Judy Hannah.

SECOND ROW: P at M arch, Charles K ick , Lynn Rogers, Judy Brown, M arcia Watson,

Sh errill F letch er, C arol Hurlock, A lic e Barton, Mary Susan W eagley.

THIRD ROW: Ronald W alker, Eddie: St.

C la ir, Stuart Bushing, Jim West, Norman Pryor, Jim D elashm it, David Riden, Jerry Richardson, Bob Hutson.

T h e S c ie n c e Club, under the d irection of Ernest N iles, is an organization of sc ien ce students interested in the expansion o f their knowledge o f scien ce and its m ultitude of applications in daily livin g.

Guided by field

trips, lectures, and projects, it is the intention o f this club to m ake its m em bers sc ie n tific a lly aware and more ready for advancem ent in our modern society o f sc ie n tific com p lexity.

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TEN TOP SCHOLARS FRONT ROW: Pam Bridgers, Susan Lyon, Carolyn Vergho, Carolyn Graves.

Tom E llis, Ben R oach, D arrel Reed, Bob H edrick, Doug G am ble.

SECOND ROW: Danny Laym

NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T h e N ational Honor S o ciety inducts new m em bers.

FIRST ROW: M arge Robertson, Doris G reene, Linda Wilson, Trudy Cochran, Pam Bridgers, C e c ilia Lewis, Toni Winders, Kay Burns, Sue Anthony, G ayle Yarborough, Elaine Shipley, R ichie Fro elich , Carolyn A g ee. SECOND ROW: Diane Johnston, M illie W heeler, Lynn Rogers, Carolyn Graves, Peggy Boring, Rhonda Taylor, Penny Woodby, Carolyn Vergo, Martha Phillips, Fran Jackson, Fran Lentz, C arol K eith ley , Jan Costner.

THIRD ROW: A lice Barton, Linda Hannah,

Karen W eyler, Linda M cC o lloch , Shirley Jenkins, Sh errill F letch er, Judy McArthur, Jean Rankin, Pat W aller, Susan Lyon, Ronnie Jenkins, Eddie S t. C lair, Norman Pryor.

FOURTH ROW: Danny Layman, Larry Laughm iller, Doug Gamble,

Tom Ballard, Gary Gibson, Sam Roberson, Bob Hedrick, T om Ellis, Robert Hobbs, Jerry Richardson, Darryl Reed, Duncan Crawford, Gary Ramsey, Ben Roach.

FIFTH ROW: Pat M arch, Pete Park, Phil G riffin, Ronnie W alker, David Crumpton,

Stuart Bushing.

The N ational Honor S o c ie ty instills principles of scholarship, leadership, character, and service in its members and throughout the student body.

Members of M aryville H igh's Curtis Chapter are those juniors and seniors who have made no

grade lower than "B " for one sem ester in four solid subjects, and who have been approved for membership by a faculty co m m ittee.

T h e clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s m ain p ro ject is the presentation of devotions ea ch morning over the public address system.

OFFICERS DANNY LAYMAN, President BOB HEDRICK, V ic e President TRUDY COCHRAN, Secretary SAM ROBERSON, Chaplain

RED CROSS COUNCIL FIRST ROW: M elissa Park, Yvonne Lam bert, Sue Anthony, Lynn Rogers, S a lly V incent.

Roberson, Fred P ro ffitt, Robert Hobbs, Jim Heird, Larry Anglin.

SECOND ROW: Sam

FRENCH STUDENT TEACHERS FIRST ROW: Patty Brickey, C arol Staley, Inger Anderson, C arol Peters, R ichie Froelich , Jenni Ballew , Kathie Hancox. SECOND ROW: David Crumpton, Carolyn A gee, Barbara Roberts, Shirley H all, Mary Susan W eagley, Judy Blackwood, Fran Lentz, Ronnie Widner.

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FIRST ROW: David Crumpton, Jerry Richardson, Darryl Reed, Ben Roach, T om Ellis, Ricky Andrews, Stuart Bushing, Danny Laym an, Robert Hobbs, T om Ballard, Bob Hedrick, Eddie S t. C lair, Pat M arch.

SECOND ROW: Elaine Shipley,

Sue Anthony, Kay Burns, C e c ilia Lewis, Toni Winders, Carolyn Agee, Carolyn Graves, Martha Phillips, Diane Johnston, Carol K eith ley , Trudy Cochran, Karen W eyler, Jan Costner, Pam Bridgers, Peggy Boring.

THIRD ROW: Fran Jackson,

Jean Rankin, Susan W illocks, Judy McArthur, Shirley Jenkins, Linda Hannah, Sherrill F letch er, Susan Lyon, Mr. Roy Roberts - Sponsor.

T he Mu Alpha T h eta, a national organization composed of high school and junior co lleg e Math Clubs, has as its goal the production o f better m athem atician s.

The sponsor and founder of our lo c a l chapter is Mr. Roy Roberts.

club stim ulates interest and advanced study in the field of m athem atics.

Students who show ability in this field have the

opportunity o f m eeting together to study areas of m athem atics not covered in the classroom .

MU ALPHA THETA OFFICERS CAROLYN GRAVES, President TRUDY COCHRAN, V ic e President TOM BALLARD, Secretary KAREN WEYLER, Treasurer

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ANNUAL HEADS PAM BRIDGERS, C irculation M anager

BOB HEDRICK, Editor FRED PROFITT, Business M anager

THE APPALACHIAN

EDITORIAL STA FF-FIRST ROW: Lynn Ramsey, G ayle Yarborough, Carolyn Graves, Susie C aldw ell. SECOND ROW: Doug G am ble, T om Ballard, Bob Hedrick, Danny Layman, Larry Laughm iller, Sam Roberson.

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BUSINESS STAFF - FIRST ROW: Jenny Je tt, B ecky M cM illan , E llen Warren, Pat W aller.

SECOND ROW: Craig

Murray, Jim Howard, B ill Ray, Fred Proffitt, Gordon Huddleston, K erm it Costner.

CIRCULATION STAFF - FIRST ROW: Mr. Roberts - Sponsor. C arol Staley , Rhonda Taylor, Kay Badgett, Judy M ontgomery, Trudy Cochran, Sandy Neubert, Doris G reene, Pam Bridgers.

SECOND ROW: Stephen Stanley,

Susan Lyon, C arol K eith ley , G ail C aylor, G ayle Parham , Steve Jeffries, Phil T in sley.

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEN ROACH CAROLYN GRAVES "W e are born with facu lties and powers cap able o f alm ost anything, such as at least would carry us further than can be easily im agined; but it is only the exercise o f those powers which gives us a b ility and skill in anything, and leads us towards per­ fectio n . "

"I b elie v e that every right im plies a respon­ sibility; every opportunity, an obligation; every possession, a d u ty."

MOST RELIABLE BOB HEDRICK SUSIE CALDWELL

MOST TALENTED

PETE PARK SUSAN LYON " T a lk not of genius baffled .

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m aster o f m an.

Genius does what it m ust, and talent does what it can . "

"For love and beauty and delight, T h ere is no death nor ch a n g e ."

MOST ATTRACTIVE JUNIOR WILSON JO ELLA PARKS

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MOST VERSATILE SAM ROBERSON JENNY JETT "W ere there one whose fires Tru e Genius kindles, and fair Fam e inspires, Bless'd with each talen t and each art to please, And born to write, converse, and live with ease. "

"T h e m usic that can deepest reach, And cure all ill, is cordial sp e e c h .",

MOST CORDIAL FRED PROFFITT KAY BADGETT

MOST ATHLETIC JOHN GARNER JENNI BALLEW "H e learns that no m an ever got to first base alone and that it is only through cooperative effort that we m ove on to better th in g s."

"Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm ."

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HOMECOMING QUEEN JO ELLA PARKS

ATTENDANT -< Beverly Crumpton ^4

BASKETBALL QUEEN KAY VANDERGRIFF

ATTENDANT; ‘ ■< Debbie Beaver

ATTENDANT Jenny Je tt

FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT

Miss Inger Anderson arrived in the United States in la te August and in Septem ber b e ­ cam e M aryville High Sch ool's first foreign exchange student. In M aryville, Inger has stayed with the S .D . Rogers. In Denmark, Inger lives in the town o f Hasleveg, forty m iles south o f Copenhagen, the cap ital.

Inger's fam ily numbers seven. She has two sisters and two brothers.

As for the

future, Inger plans to either study law at the University o f Copenhagen or be an interpreter.

Inger admits to being somewhat surprised at A m erican ways. A m erican emphasis on sports, the d ifficu lty o f M aryville High School, the so cia l mindedness o f A m erican youths, the sm all amount o f tim e A m erican youths spend a t h om e, southern hospitality and friendliness are among Inger's surprises.

She says, however, that this has been a wonderful year for her and she hopes to r e ­ turn to the United States someday.

Inger is surprised, with a Christmas telephone c a ll hom e.

Inger is presented with a 1964 class ring.

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DON RA WLS COACH OF THE YEAR

Don Rawls, M aryville High School head footb all coach, received the Blount County C oach of the Y ear Award at the A ll-Blount County Banquet on November 11.

C oach Rawls, who piloted the Red Rebels to the Big Four C onference title this past season, receiv ed the silver cup award from Steve Corbett of Radio Station WGAP. T h is year the Rebels com piled a 5 - 4 r e ­ cord under Rawls' first year as head coach.

T h e only losses were to Sevier County, Loudon, Morristown, and Knox Fulton, state powerhouses.

REBELS WIN BIG FOUR

November 2 w ill be rem em bered by MHS 'ers as the night the Red Rebels invaded the Aluminum Bowl and beat the A lco a Tornadoes for the Big Four Championship.

John Moscript scored the Rebels' first touchdown on a two-yard plunge.

On the

ensuing kickoff, Chester Cochran electrified the fans with a ninety yard return to knot the score 6 - 6 . Both team s played evenly for the next tw enty-tw o minutes and seven seconds.

Then with 1 :5 3 le ft on the clo ck ,

the Rebels took over the b a ll and scored a touchdown On a Gibbs-Hutson pass, Randy T in sle y â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Pat m ade the score 1 3 -6 , and with only five seconds rem aining, Alcoa could do little but wait for the clo ck to run out. At le ft are coaches Don Rawls and T ed Wilson holding the Big Four Trophy.

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FIRST ROW: John Burns, Don Y ates, Bob D eW eese, Dave Garner, Jim Harris, Ben Gibbs, D arrell Watson, Dennis Young, Dave Long, Steve Ross, Ronald Gregory. SECOND ROW: Drew M cC ulloch, Tod Lewis, T ony Houston, John Moscript, John Garner, Junior Wilson, O zzie Anderson, Tom m y Riddle, M ike Taylor,

BIG FOUR

Stephen Stan ley, Glen Anderson, Paul K err. THIRD ROW: Bob Hutson, Lester Anderson, Rick Cary Ronnie Gutridge, David Townsend, Gary M elton, Randy T in sley , Dwight Reagan, Jim Harrison, W allace Roberts, Jo e Dawson, Eddie Stin n ett.

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Stephen Stanley, End

Junior Wilson, End

MANAGERS: Phil M izell David Pesterfield Larry Kirby

Drew M cC olloch, T a c k le

B ill W om ac, H alfback

Ronald Gregory, End

SENIOR

Randy Tinsley, P la ce K icker

Ben Gibbs, Quarterback

John Garner, Fullback

Paul Kerr, Guard

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Gary M elton. T a c k le

D arrell Watson, Guard

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LINE: O zzte Anderson, Gary M elton, Paul Kerr, R ick Cary, D arrell Watson, M ike T aylor, Bob Hutson, BACKFIELD: Tony Houston, Ben Gibbs, John Garner, John M oscript.

STARTING TEAM WE BEAT ALCOA!

C aptain Paul Kerr

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CHEERLEADERS Kay Badgett

A lice Anderson

Ja ck ie W oodby

Jo E lla Parks

Nelda Cam per

Beverly Crumpton

Sharon T eagu e

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David G arner, Ben Gibbs, S tev e Holloway, Junior Wilson, Eddie Stin n et, T o m T ay lo r, Gary M elton, Dwight R eagan, B ill G am ble, John Garner.

VARSITY BASKETBALL C oach Emerson Watson

Ben Gibbs

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Porter

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T ownsend Lanier

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Walland

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G reenback Maury

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SENIOR PLA YERS

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MANAGERS: Larry Kirby and Gary Best

Tony Roberts, David Edmondson, Larry C ochran, Bob Hutson, W alker Johnson, S tev e E llis, David Crawford, David P esterfield , Dave Long.

B-TEAM C oach T ed Wilson

Ginger Porter, Fran Jackson, Susan Davis, C heryl C oulter, D elta K e ller, Penny Blackwood, Patsy Myers, Judy Brown, Jenni Ballew , Donna Thompson, Frances M axw ell, Ja c k ie Woodby, Pam Ballew , Karen Kimbrough, Jane Alexander.

REBELETTES Coach Erna Fae Hale

STARTING PLA YERS

Managers

SEATED: John Moscript, C raig Murray, T o m m y Riddle, Randy T in sley, Junior Wilson, David Pesterfield, Rick Andrews, D arrell Watson, O zzie Anderson, David Garner, T ony Roberts.

STANDING: T ony Houston, David

Townsend, David Carpenter, David Edmondson, P h il T in sley , Bob Hutson, Ronald C offin, Jim Harrison, Larry Anglin, Jim Harris.

BASEBALL TEAM

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Bob H edrick, Dan D eLozier, Richard Lam bert, Sam Ferguson, Larry Adams, P ete Park.

TENNIS TEAM

Frances K n o ll, Judy M cArthur, Shirley Jenkins, Susan W illo cks, Susan Russell.

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T o m Faulkner, Fred P ro ffitt, T e rry H all, Sam Roberson, Larry Laughm iller, Ben Roach, V ictor Manges, M ike W alker.

GOLF TEAM

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is necessary in a ll sports and con­ tinual p ractice esp ecially so. We would lik e to salute such devoted " ath letes" as these, who le t neither rain, sleet, nor a six -in c h snow keep them from th e im provem ent o f their gam e.

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OFFICERS: Linda M cC u lloch , V ice-P resident; Susan Lyon, President; Trudy C ochran, Treasurer; Carolyn Graves, Secretary.

ROBIN LEE, Sponsor; MIKE SPRADLIN, Drum M ajor

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MAJORETTES MARY HELEN PEERY

JUDY GREGORY

MARGIE ROBERTSON

ACCOMPANISTS: C arol Helms, M artha Phillips. FIRST ROW: C arol Staley, Judy Blackwood, Ruby Cass, Brenda Huff stetler, Richey Rogers, Sue K agley, Carolyn Vergho, Karen S elf, Linda Jones, Teresa Anderson, Brenda Downey, Ju lia Hitson, Martha M iller, Laura Rule, Jan et Leonard, Mary Frances Sm ith, Shirley A tch ley . SECOND ROW: Betty Hannah, Marion Hyatt, Wanda Sutton, Jenni Ballew , Linda M cN eal, Phyllis Cornett, David Rugh, Danny Griggs, Brenda Everett, Judy Montgomery, Janis Roscoe, Beverly King, C arol K eith ley, M illie W heeler.

THIRD ROW: Beulah Sweet, Judy

Brown, Shirley Jenkins, Pat H eadrick, K eith Ridings, Stephen Stanley, Jo e W illiam s, David Crumpton, Jim Delashm it, David Crawford, Norman Pryor, B ill W om ac, Barbara Roberts, Barbara K ick , C harlene Sparks.

CHOIR OFFICERS: Miss Sharon Jones - D irector; David Crumpton, Treasurer; Judy M ontgomery, S e c r e ­ tary; Judy Blackwood, V ic e President; Stephen Stanley, President.

GIRLS O C TET: Martha Phillips - A ccom panist.

M illie W heeler, Carol K eithley, Brenda Downey, Shirley A tchley, Mary Frances Sm ith, Susan W illocks, Pat H eadrick, Shirley Jenkins.

MR. JAMES CUMMINGS B. S . , M aryv ille C olleg e A lgebra, Physics

MR. ROY M. ROBERTS M. A . , L. S. U. and M. S . , University of Tennessee M athem atics

MR. EMERSON WATSON M. S . , Univ. of Tenn.

S c ie n c e

MRS. JACK CATE M. A . , University of T en n.

English

MRS. DICK COLE B. A . , Bob Jones Univ.

English

MR. WILLIAM LARGEN B. S . , M aryville C ollege M. S . , University of M ichigan M athem atics

FACULTY

MISS TROY HADDOX B. A . , M aryville C ollege English

MISS DOROTHY REED M. A . , Peabody C o lleg e Latin, Spanish

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MRS. HOWARD SCHWAM M. A . , Peabody C o lle g e Latin, Spanish

MRS. LEE HAGAN A. B . , Florida State University Latin, French

MRS. JACK MURPHY M, E d ., Duke Univ.

M athem atics

MISS HELEN O TT B. S . , Peabody L ib. School Librarian

MRS. MARY BARTH B. A . , Univ. of C hatt.

MRS. FRANCES VOLK B. A. , Houghton C olleg e

French, World History

A m erican History

MRS. ROBERT SADLER M. S . , Univ. of T enn.

C om m ercial Art?

MISS SHARON JONES B. A . , M aryville C ollege Choir

MR. ROBERT BILBREY B. S . , T en n. T e ch . Inst.

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FACULTY

B. S . , Lincoln M em orial Univ.

S c ie n ce and MR. DON RAWLS B. S . , E. T . S. C. Physical Education, Industrial Arts

MRS. JOHN SHERROD M. S . , Univ. of Tenn.

Home Econom ics

MISS ERNA FAE HALE B. S . , T .P . I. Physical Education

MR. TED WILSON M. S . , Univ. of T en n.

Physical Education

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OFFICERS TOM ELLIS, President PETE PARK, V ic e President KAY BADGETT, Secretary JUDY BLACKWOOD, Treasurer

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John Akins Inger Andersen A lic e Anderson

Kay Badgett T o m Ballard Jen n i Ballew

Jerry Bassett Brian Beaty Anne B elcher

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Larry Bennett Edwin Best Gary Best

W alla ce Blackburn Judy Blackwood Bud Blazer

A1 Bolton Bobby Bratton Paula Brewer

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Patty Brickey Pam Bridgers T racy Brock

Harry Brooks T ed Brookshire Susie C aldw ell

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Jam es Cobb Trudy Cochran Phyllis Cornett

K erm it Costner Duncan Crawford Danny DeLozier

Tom Ellis Brenda Everett Nancy Everett

CLASS OF 1964

Don Forshay Mary Fuller Doug G am ble

G ale G am ble Ben Gibbs Gary Gibson

Carolyn Graves Doris Greene Ronald Gregory

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Terry H all Kathie Hancox Bob Hedrick

Rick H eller Mike Henry Lynda Hicks

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Paul Kerr Harold Key Barbara K ick

Judy Klebenow Buzz Lane Larry Laughmiller

Danny Layman Robin Lee Jan et Leonard

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Barbara Long Susan Lyon Blake M cC am pbell

Linda M cC ulloch Joy M cD aniel Becky M cM illan

Anne Maxey Gary M elton Martha M iller

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Gerry M illigan Phil M izell Judy Montgomery

Terry Nettleton Sandra Neubert Gayle Parham

Pete Park Jo Ella Parks Mary Helen Peery

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Fred Proffitt Gary Ramsey Lynn Ramsey

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Barbara Roberts John Roberts Jan is Roscoe

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Ja n ic e T a c k e tt M ike T ay lo r Rhonda T ay lo r

T om T ay lo r Larry Thompson Phil T in sley

Randy Tinsley Carolyn Vergho Nancy Vineyard

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Penney Woodby G ayle Yarborough Frank Young

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OFFICERS JOE DAWSON, President RICK CARY, V ic e President DIANE JOHNSTON, Secretary MELISSA PARK, Treasurer

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Gary A llen Alvin Anderson Lester Anderson Rick Andrews Larry Anglin

Sue Anthony Shirley A tchley Jerrry Atkins A lic e Barton Jim m y Bennett

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Rodney Beverly Ronnie Blevins Peggy Boring David Bowling Randy Bright

Glenda Brown Judy Brown Ja n ie Burnett Kay M arie Burns V irginia Burris

Stuart Bushing Jan e Byerley Donna Cady David Carpenter Patty Cartwright

Rick Cary Ruby Cass Ronnie Caughron Mary Christofferson Larry Cockran

Ronald Coffin John C oit David Compton Ja n Costner Cheryl Coulter

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Robert Courtney David Crawford Beverly Crumpton David Crumpton Judy Davis

M ike Davis Susan Davis Jo e Dawson Mary Lynn Day Jim m y D elashm it

Sam D elozier Harold Denton Bob Deweese Brenda Downey Lois Eby

David Edmondson Diane Elder Tom Faulkner Sammy Ferguson Mary Sue Fields

Sherrill Fletcher Sandra Freem an M ich ele Frochlich John G am ble, Jr. Judy Greene

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Jerry Gregory Judy Gregory Phillip G riffin Danny Griggs Shirley H all

G a il Hannah Judy Hannah Linda Haren Jim Harrison Pat H eadrick

Betty Heider Carol Helms Buddy Hodson Gervy Howard Andrea Huddleston

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David Huffman Brenda Huffstetler C arol Hurlock Bob Hutson Jerry Hyatt

Fran Jackson Ronnie Jenkins Shirley Jenkins D iane Johnston Carol K eithley

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D elta K eller B ill Key Tom K ick Beverly King Tom m y Knight

Steve Knipp Frances Knoll Richard Lambert Robbie Lamon Fred Lawson

Fran Lentz C e cilia Lewis Dave Long Alida McArthur Judy McArthur

Rol M cCam mon Don M cC am pbell John M cC ulloch M ike McNabb Nancy M acht

V ictor Manges Jerom e Moon Glenn Morton John Moscript C raig Murray

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David Myers Lynn N ettleton V ick i Neubert Donald Norton M elissa Park

Jan e Pate Peggy Pedigo David Pesterfield Carol Peters Martha Phillips

Sylvia Porter N eil Potter Penny Proffitt Norman Pryor Bob Ramsey

Jean Rankin Linda Regi$ter Jerry Richardson Randy Rickard Tom m y Riddle

David Riden W allace Roberts M argie Robertson Lowell Roddy David Rogers

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Lynn Rogers Richey Rogers Laura Rule Barbara Russ Susan Russell

Donna Schryver Hope Shields Elaine Shipley Linda Shope C arlene Simpson

Elaine Sincerbox Lowell Smith Mary Frances Smith M ike Spradlin Jan Stafford

Max Stafford Eddie St. C lair Sherry Stephens Eddie Stinnett Loeksley Stubblefield

Wanda Sutton Beulah Sw eet David Townsend Sally Vinsant Ronald W alker

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Ja n ie W a lla ce M ike Ware M arcia Watson Susan W eagly Jim West

S tev e West Pat Wharton M illie W heeler Sandra W illiam s Stephen W illiam s

Susan W illocks B illie Wilson T o n i Winders Ja c k ie Woodby Connie Woods

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OFFICERS STEVE ELLIS, President ERNIE LOWE, V ice President DWIGHT RAGAN, Treasurer FRANCES MAXWELL, Secretary

C am illa Abbott Carm en Abbott Kenneth Abbott M ike A ich ele Lynn Ailor Jane Alexander

Sheila Allen G len Anderson T eresa Anderson Mary Beatty D ebbie Beaver David Bell

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Woodrow B ell Penny Blackwood C onnie Bradshaw B ecky Bryson David Burchfiel M ike Byrd

Larry C am pbell Nelda Cam per Loretta C antley Lee Cham bers Paul Cragan Howard Davis

D iana Dunn John Eldridge Steve Ellis E m ily Evans T om m y Everett Roy Finger

W illiam Gentry Susan Godfrey Brenda Green Gary Green Ronnie Gutridge Betty Hannah

Jim Harris Jim Heird Peggy Ann H eller G ail H ill Pat H ill Ju lia Ann Hitson

S tev e Holloway C onstance Hooper Tony Houston H enrietta Howard M ickey Hughes Ronald Hughes

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C harlotte Irwin David Johnson W alker Johnson Linda Jones Jo e Keith Cindi Kidd

Karen Kimbrough Larry Kirby Tom Lakey M ike Lambert Yvonne Lambert Eddie K . Lane

Gene Lequire Todd Lewis Glenn Lindsay Herman Long M argaret Loveday Ernie Lowe

Norman Marsh Frances M axwell Steve McArthur Robert M cClanahan Quinton M cCulley B ill M cCutchen

Linda M cN eal Gary Millsaps Joe Miser Terry Sue Morgan Andy Morton John Murphy

Pat Myers Susan Orr Jane Patterson V icky Jo Perry Ann Prewett Jan e Ragle

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M ike Ramont Dwight Reagan Edwina Rider M argaret Roberts Rickey Rogers Steve Ross

David Rugh Pat Saulsbury Carson Scarbrough Norman Schreiber Sandra Sim erly C harelene Sparks

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W H IT E O F F I C E M ACHINES C o m p lim e n ts of Sch o ol Supplies Phone 9 8 3 -4 7 6 2

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M I L L E R 'S RADIO & T . V . SHOP S a le s and S e r v i c e 2121 Old K noxville Highway M a r y v ille Phone 9 8 3 - 3 0 9 2

J . T. "JA C K " ROBERTS "W e P a v e the W a y "

B Y R N E DRUG CO M PAN Y "Y o u r F r i e n d l y C o r n e r " Phone 9 8 2 - 1 4 6 1 M a r y v i lle , T e n n e s s e e

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Phone 9 8 3 - 1 0 0 0

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RUSSELL & YOUNG SERVICE STATION S i n c la ir P r o d u c t s G o o d y e a r T i r e s - T u b es - B a t t e r i e s B r o a d w a y a t C o lleg e St. Phone 9 8 2 - 2 9 3 1

PARK DRUG STORE R . R . LONG, J R .

Phone 9 8 2 - 1 6 7 0 106 E . B ro a d w a y

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COMPARE PET WITH ANY OTHER

S T E R L IN G S E E D AND S U P P L Y CO. "W e Supply the F a r m e r s ' N e e d s " Telephone 9 8 3 - 0 2 4 2

M O RO N EY OIL COM PANY

J E T T S E R V IC E AND S U P P L Y F i r e s t o n e T i r e s and O n e-D ay R e tr e a d in g S e r v i c e B r o a d w a y a t F i v e P o in ts M a r y v ille

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M a r y v ille Telephone 9 8 2 - 3 661

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EARL BLAZER INSURANCE COMPANY

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THE STAFFS OF THE 1964 APPALACHIAN EXTEND OUR THANKS TO YOU. OUR SPONSORS: Mr. Roy Roberts, Mrs. Frances Volk, Mr. W illiam Largen, Mrs. Robert Sadler, and Mr. Emerson Watson.

OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS: Mr. and Mrs. Frank C lark and Mr. Jam es Cum m ings.

Mr. D ave K inton, our understanding TPC Representative.

T h e lo c a l m erchants, our lo y al supporters.

M r. Jam es Cummings, our over-worked advisor.

FOR MAKING POSSIBLE THIS YEARBOOK.

He has achieved success who has lived w ell, laughed often, and loved m uch; who has gained the respect o f in tellig en t men and the love o f little children; who has filled his niche and accom plished his task; who has le ft the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a p erfect poem, or a rescued soul; who has never lacked appreciation o f earth â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beauty or failed to express it; who has always looked for the best in others and given the best he had; whose life was an inspiration; whose m emory a benediction.

ALMA MA TER Old MHS w e'll always love you, As did our schoolm ates gone before; Upon your alters lay our trophies, O f fam e and honor everm ore.

W e're proud of everything you stand for; And after school days have gone by, T h e m em ories o f these days w e'll cherish, At dear old M aryville High.