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facing the coming years we can feel an unseen bond that unites us all. alone we are weak together we are strong if someone falls we must reach out and help touch someone and find a friend. when we have gone our separate ways we will be held together still a part o f the circle o f hands that exists today BILL DUPES

TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE . . .8 SPORTS . . . . . . .28 FACULTY . . . . . .54 CLUBS . . . . . . .70 90 CLASSES . . .

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“ Just; call on me brother when you need a hand we all need somebody to lean on.”

“ If the hands o f tim e were hands th a t I could hold, I’d keep them warm an d in m y hands th ey ’d n o t tu rn cold.”

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Our hands have participated in many activ­ ities during our school days. We have had weary hands from building floats painting signs writing, writing, and rewriting rehearsing over and over decorating for the dances creating works of art making tackles (but never holding) trembling hands opening night making that first speech before the placing of the crown wiping tears of joy and sorrow guiding the way to a better tomorrow.

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STUDENT CREATIVITY Home From the Mountains The neon signs were flashing, the cold wind began to blow His shoes filled up with water, as the rain turned into snow His hopes were dead, his eyes were red, and his wine was very low As the old man came in from the mountains.

His tears fell on the sidewalk as he stumbles in the street People stopped to stare, but no one stopped to speak His life was em pty, the bottle his only friend As the old man stumbled down from the mountains.

Up the dark staircase the old man made his way Wrapped in his ragged coat upon his cot he did lay Thinking o f himself and how he ended up this way Getting lost like a fool in the mountains.

While there sleeping a vision did appear The face o f a girl he once loved so dear It was in the spring o f his life in some forgotten year When the wild flowers bloom in the mountains.

She touched his worn face, and called him by his name Then he heard children, playing at their game In a little house on a hillside in some forgotten town Next to a river, that runs down from the mountains.

With a mighty roar the big jets soar above the city street Things move o n -life goes on, the city never sleeps But for this old soul the dawn will come no more Because the old man has come home from the mountains.

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by Joe Moore continuum you are mystery i am answer SWEET NECTAR DOTH THE HONEY BEE you are rain i am fire you are joy i am desire you are Fate i am time you are Wisdom i am rhyme we are apart we are one you are moon i am sun you are sky i am cloud you are birth i am shroud you are earth i am sea you are door i am key

by Bill Dupes

Sweet nectar doth the honey bee Collect from nature’s garden.

For stealing from the tiny stamen God may grant him pardon.

Yet, if the Lord should ask o f him The nectar to return, Gladly would he bring it back Than long in Tophet burn.

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There Is Only One You There is only one you, and there always will be Only one you in this world for me; others may pause as they happen by, And for the moment attract my eye; Others may flatter and even intrude, To fascinate me for an interlude.

But I will return in a little while To the spell o f your love—the warmth o f your smile, For there’s only one you, and there always will be.

Only one you in this world for me.

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With the overall theme of Nostalgia, Home­ coming 74 was one of the most unique ever held at Maryville High. The days were filled with scurried activities such as the pie eating contest, the hula hoop competition and the tricycle race. An assembly highlighted the week with participants dressed in appro­ priate costumes for their singing and jitterbugging. The nights were filled with the cut­ ting, stretching, and stuffing o f crepe paper.

Continuing the theme of Nostalgia, the Stu­ dent Council invited the football captains from 1926 through 1974 to return and be honored at the half time festivities Friday night. Most o f the captains returned and were recognized at the game and at a recep­ tion following the game. A special thanks goes to the Student Council for making Homecoming week an exciting and enjoy­ able one.

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HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Mandy Taylor

Hope Headrick

Kathy Pearson 25

BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Kathy Pearson

Jill Flickinger

Annette Adams 26

Suzy Emert

Rose Freschman

POLIO QUEEN

SHRINE QUEEN

Sallie Aungst

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SPORTS

Sports at Maryville High are a very im­ portant part of school life. The hands of our athletes have been busy receiving the long bomb dunking the basketball knocking a home run driving down the fairway throwing the shot put hammering in the game point splashing their way to a victory raised high in ecstacy over that winning touchdown dribbling speedily down the court catching that high fly for the last out passing the baton shaking the hands o f our opponents controlling anger at unfair referees uniting the school with a feeling o f team spirit.

; I’m a REBEL born, I’m a REBEL bred, and when I die I’ll be a REBEL dead . . . 1-2-3-4-5 Mighty REBS don’t take no jive

Cheerleaders 74-75: Sarah Lambert, Sheree Cate, Sherry Lambert, Mary Henderson, Teresa Aiello, Joni Gilbert, Hope Headrick.

Maryville’s cheerleaders are big instigators o f spirit at M.H.S. The girls learned many new techniques and cheers at Cheerleader Camp at Tennessee Tech this summer. They represented our school very impressively by winning 4 superior ribbons and 1 to bring home, 3 spirit sticks with 1 to bring home, and were finalists for the Dr. Pepper award.

Throughout our sports year the cheerleaders show much enthusiasm and pep in their undying support of our teams.

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FRONT ROW: Ricky Loope, Ricky Walker, Chuck Anderson, Steve Kyle, Mike Stuart, Craig G arrett, Denny G arner, Marty Hummel, Barry Mathis, Jimmy T ipton. SECOND ROW: Greg King, John Olive, Richard Fields, Jerry Thom pson, Mike West, Mac Crowe, Randy Myers, Mike Click, Robbie Bailes, Steve Pyle. THIRD ROW: Garry Tener, Tim A rnold, Preston Kizer, Jeff Dyer, Joe

COACHES

CAPTAINS

Barry Mathis, Doyle Satterfield, Robby Bailes, Jerry Thompson.

Offensive Coach Lynn Brown, Defensive Coach Don Story, Head Coach Ted Wilson.

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Just as the leaves fall every au­ tumn, Maryville always has an excellent football team. The bril­ liant coaching staff develops the talents o f our athletes and forms a winning team. This year our team has fought valiantly every Friday night. Our boys bounced back from an unlucky defeat to roll over the rest of their op­ ponents until injuries weakened the team. The Rebels faithfully represented our school in their very difficult schedule and we are proud o f each and every one of them.

Moore, Earl Whaley, Keith McCord, Carl G uffey, Alan Griswold, Jim Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Clifford Walker, Ted Ousley, Richard Russell, David Hill, Terry Staley, Kelly Caughron, Sam Haynes, John Douglas, Mike Phillips. FIFTH ROW: Doyle Satterfield, John Akins, Danny Spradlin, John Pyle, J. E. Tanner.

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Pat M orton, Jim m y Green, Mike Sing, Jody Pugh, Ricky Veal, Ronnie Knight.

Craig G arrett, Richard Fields, Dillon Davis

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FRONT ROW: Mark Maness; Brian Love; Mike Stuart; Danny Travis; Barry Mathis; Curtis Cook. BACK ROW: Mike Smith; Mark Hines; Doug Sharp; John Pyle, Captain; Dillon Davis; Danny Spradlin.

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B-TEAM BASKETBALL

Mike Phillips, Brian Love, Steve Marshall, K ent Lohr, Tim Headrick, Steve Koudelis, Danny Travis, Danny Spradlin, Steve Pyle, Mike Smith, Mike Stuart, Carl Johnson.

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Teresa H ord; Debbie Metcalf; Nancy Talbott; Janice McCorkle; Kenna W hitehead, captain; Lisa A nderson; Becky Davis; Lockie Coleman, manager; A nnette Adams; Beverly Whaley; Vickie MaGuire; Pam Yontz; Kathleen MaGuire; Donna W hitehead; Mrs. Stephens, Coach.

The girl’s team this year has shown great improve­ ment, spirit, and hustle. Juniors, sophomores, and seniors have combined efforts to form a smooth run­ ning and winning team. For the offense, Captain Kenna Whitehead and Pam Yontz form a dynamite two-some, with the help of swift-footed Lisa Ander­ son and Annette Adams at opportune times. On the other end of the court, Becky Davis, Janice McCor­ kle, Vickie MaGuire, and Teresa Hord guard, re­ bound, dribble and pass their way to success. But the team could be nothing without a talented bench with Nancy Talbott, Donna Whitehead, Beverly Whaley, Kathleen MaGuire, and Debbie Metcalf.

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SWIMMING

Swimming is not one o f the most recognized sports at Maryville, but the swim team is always one of the strongest in the state. This year is no exception. The 1975 swim team, led by Captains Libby Cochran and Holger Liedloff, has great experience and tremendous potential. Special recognition goes to Senior Doug Lambert who was selected to. go to the National Junior Olympics and finished 6th in the 200 meter freestyle. With participants like Doug, the team hopes to complete another successful year.

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FACULTY

Throughout our years at Maryville High the hands o f our teachers have always been there leading all our efforts selling tickets to our ballgames sponsoring our clubs and dances handing out all those handouts making all those green ink marks reprimanding our rowdiness shushing our incessant chattering making all those useless gestures clapping for our accomplishments patting our backs in our disappointments helping us to learn not only school work but how to succeed in life.

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MR. WILLIAM DRISKILL

MR. TED WILSON — American History, Boy’s PE, Sr. Sponsor.

SCHOOL BOARD

Andrew Alexander; Mrs. Charles M cN utt; John Kerr; A rthur Marshall, Chairman; J. P. Stew art, Superintendent o f Maryville City Schools; Ray N orton.

Guidance Counselor MRS. MURPHY â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Cheerleader Advisor, Jr. Sponsor.

Secretary MRS. MOORE

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MRS. MILLER - English II, Soph. Sponsor.

MISS RHODES - English IV, Sr. Sponsor.

MRS. FERGUSON - English III, Jr. Sponsor.

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ENGLISH

MR. NEWMAN - English II, III, IV ; Soph. Spon­ sor.

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MISS SMITH - English II.

MISS KNOUSE - Alg. II, Appl. M ath, Calc., Trig., Soph Sponsor.

MATH

MRS. ROBINSON - Alg. I & II, Geom., Soph. Sponsor.

MS. KEEBLE - Geom., Alg. II, Pre-Calc., Jr. Sponsor.

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MR. SMITH - Chem., Phys., Appl. S ri., Sr. Spon-

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MR. WATSON - Biology, Soph. Sponsor,

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SOCIAL STUDIES

MRS. VOLK — Econ./G ov’t., Sr. & Graduation Sponsor.

MRS. BARTH — American & Modern History, Jr. Sponsor.

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MRS. SCHWAM - Latin II, Spanish I & II.

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DRIVER’S ED. MR. CAMPBELL — Boy’s PE, Bus. Law/Soc., Soph. Sponsor.

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MR. BROWN - PE/Driver’s Ed.

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MR. HARBISON —W oodworking, Drafting, Jr. Sponsor.

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MRS. LOVTNGOOD World, Jr. Sponsor.

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Health, Home Ec. I-IV, Women’s

MUSIC & ART

MRS. ROWETT - Music/Chorus.

MRS. ABESHAHEEN - A rt 1 & II, Craftwork, Soph. Sponsor.

MR. BILBREY - Music/Band.

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MISS STAATS — Gen. Bus., M aiket/DE I & II, Soph. Spon­ sor.

BUSINESS MRS. SADLER — Typing I, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sr. Sponsor.

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MR. WEBB - A uto Mech. I & II.

MR. BRIDGERS — Electricity I & II.

MR. BRIGHT - A uto Mech. I.

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CLUBS

Involvement in M.H.S. organizations has been a valuable experience for all mem­ bers. We have grown closer together while our hands participated in calling the meetings to order carrying the food to parties taking in the money handing out the food at the concession stand playing the music to inspire our team counting all our votes collecting paper for recycling helping Holger feel at home painting the end zone for homecoming making the sign for our players to run through working together in friendship creating a feeling of belonging and being an important part o f a team.

M.H.S. RED REBEL BAND 74-75

The marching band adds music and excitement to each football season. Under the leadership o f Mr. Ed Bilbrey, the band this year has worked hard and received high ratings at the contests they attended.

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Head Majorette Pam Hill, Carol Stinnett, Donna Frazier, Lisa Stapp, Lee Ann Renfro, Carol Calloway.

BAND

FLAG CORPS

Lockie Coleman, Kim Hord, Lisa Dee, Kim Jacobs, Annette Parker, Melinda Law, Ann Hamilton, Sandra Finch, Laurie Lewis, Becky Davis, Mandy Taylor, Sherry Boring.

R IFLE CORPS

Teddi Wilson, Susan Everhart, Barbara Quaintance, Jean Sherman, Cindy Kamperman, Suzanne Blanks, Sarah Renfro, Marta Mayhew.

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CONCERT BAND

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Y-TEENS

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The role of the Student Council at Maryville High has always been to plan for and rep­ resent the students o f the school. This year’s council has carried out their job exception­ ally well. Ably led by President Bud Gilbert, Vice-President John Olive, and Secretary-Treasurer Jenny Phillips, the Student Council sponsored all the daily Homecoming activities, the American Graffitti Dance, and the spirit chain. They have also worked hard on solving the smoking problems, improving cheerleading elections, and in­ volving more students in school decisions.

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Sponsored by Ms. Keeble

OFFICERS Secretary Jim Campbell Treasurer Jeff Howard President Steve Kyle Vice-President Mike Click

SWEETHEARTS Kathy Pearson Julia Isbell Janet Hodge

AMERICAN i FIELD SERVICE Sponsored by Mrs. Schwam

Host Doug Lambert AFS Student Holger Liedloff President Rick Hendrix

HOLGER Dear Maryville High Rebels, I have great memories o f the times spent at Maryville High. The friends I made here will not be forgotten.

I loved all sports and especially football games, Pep Rallies, and Intramurals. It is a fantastic experience to live a year in another country which is so hospitable like yours. I am glad that I took the chance from AFS to see and get to know America. I would like to come back to y â&#x20AC;&#x2122;all.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsored by Mrs. Barth

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LIBRARY ASSISTANTS

Jeanne Norton, Rose Freschman, Linda Dee, Keryl Kerby, Pat Elliot, Jeff Paes, Dolores Reed, Nancy Talbott, Adrienne Bennett.

Terry Boring, Larry Cable, Mike Roberts, Cynthia Harper

OFFICE ASSISTANTS

Sponsored by Mrs. Miller

Sponsored by Miss Staats

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EDITORIAL STAFF

Julia Goddard, Allen Borden, Cindy March', Janet Winders^Bill Dupes, Janice Roulette, Maureen Edwards, Jill Kinsinger, Linda Dee. N o t Pictured: Pam McMillan.

APPALACHIAN

Hours upon hours of choosing and cropping pictures; ’'proofreading, copy; drawing and iopying pver lay'buts; and flashing bulbs iri everyone’s ^vS s - ^ the tesis of an annuM rhJo^ne^an understand ;i the work behind the yearbook until they help put one togdppfT We®have fr% l ve ry hard this year_to make an annual which. vh’U^vill enjov when you are looking back |M iw ^ ritig n ?seh o b h y earsT T H is year has been one of e>le»m enl;.®d“groAyth'f^ m ost of us, and we have tried to inciu4l;M® jhighlights o f jh e yeaFSo that they mights mappy (btugjl'fops sad) fnemoriesToFalTdf-us. 1 ^

CO-EDITOR Becky Davis, EDITOR Julia Goddard, CO-EDITOR Barban Brinegar

I)on Kizer, Jerry Lambert, Head Photographer Lee Proctor.

BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION Kevin Kamperman, Marta Mayhew, Steve Kyle, Cindy Murphy, Jim Campbell, Annette Adams, Dick Cox, Carol Calloway.

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M.H.S. is a place in which we learn to study and learn to get along with one another. Between our three classes there have been hands defiant in competition clasping in love repenting after anger passes mischievous in practical jokes co-operating in support of the team pleading for class dues passing on the answers to last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tests tutoring the juniors with Barth and Ferguson clapping for the truly talented (and in pity for those without it) combined in a genuine love and respect for our school.

CLASS OF 75

Allen Borden, Steve Kyle, G retchen Weston, Becky Davis, Cindy Murphy, Marta Mayhew, Pam McMillan, Rick Hendrix, Holger Liedloff, Sherry Lambert, Barbara Brinegar, Doug Lambert, Jim Campbell, Rick Russell, Rose Freschman, Bob Proffitt. NOT PICTURED: Bud Gilbert, Jenny Phillips, Julia G oddard, and A lbert Jackson.

The last year at MHS! We know we love it even as we yearn to leave, There are all the friends we may never see again and the memories. . . winning the float contest 2 years (and it should’ve been three), leading the spir­ it at the best pep rallies in MHS histo­ ry, back-breaking rehearsals for two successful plays, a great comedy PIL­ LOW TALK and a standing ovation for our drama DARK OF THE MOON, decorating a beautiful winner for the hall contest, practicing, participating and leading the athletic teams at MHS, winning Powder-Puff game our junior year, first class to know all the words to the Alma Mater, and with gradua­ tion the last look at the school which played such an im portant part in our maturity.

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Sharon Adams

Teresa Aiello

Emily Anderson

Olivia Arr

Ed Alexander

Rick Alexander

Sallie Aungst

Lester Baldwin

Robby Bailes

Johnny Beeler

Brian Anderson

Bob Bilbrey

Ron Blankenbeckler

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Brian Blevins

Allen Borden

Beth Borden

Brenda Bowers

Barbara Brinegar

Jim Campbell

Leslie Cate

Jeff Caylor

Libby Cochran

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David Burchfield

Linda Burns

Lola Burrows

Larry Cable

Eddie Cannon

R uth Cartlidge

Beth Cockerham

Freddie Cogburn

Lockie Colem an

Kim Connell

Curtis Cook

Dick Cox

Ronnie Cox

Sheila Crye

Becky Davis

Dillon Davis

Pat E lliott

Suzy Em ert

Linda Dee

Jeff Dillard

Greg Disney

R onnie D unn

Bill Dupes

M aureen Edwards

95

Susan Eubanks

Angela Everett

C athy Farmer

Daniel Franklin

Rose Freschman

Charlotte Gaddis

Bud Gilbert

Julia Goddard

Neil Gowan

Ann Hamilton

Brian Harmon

Jim Harper

Carol Haynes

Mary Henderson

Rick Hendrix

Pam Hill

Mark Hines

Joe Houser

Jeff Howard

96

Billy Hughes

M arty H um m el

A lbert Jackson

Phil Jones

Keryl Kirby

Don Kizer

Fred Kramer

Steve Kyle

Doug Lambert

Jerry Lambert

Sherry Lambert

Randy Lane

Melinda Law

Louie LeRoy

Holger Liedloff

Joni Lindsay

Ronnie Lohi

Cindy March

Rick Martindale

Barry Mathis

Jane Mathison

Marta Mayhew

Tim McCollom

S cott McKinnon

Pam McMillan

Patricia Millsaps

Mildred Morrow

Pat M orton

Cindy Murphy

98

Jeanne N orton

A nnette Parker

K athy Pearson

Sandra Perry

Jenny Phillips

Penny Porter

Lee Proctor

Bob Proffitt

John Pyle

David Q uaintance

C ourtney Rainer

Jimm y Ramsey

Dolores Reed

Lee A nn Renfro

K ent R oberts

Pat Russell

Rick Russell

Doyle Satterfield

Anne Shultz

Ginny Skinner

David Smith

Gary Spears

Steve Spitzer

Byron Stapp

Jack Stinnett

Jim Sturgeon

Nancy T albott

G arry Tener

Kim Thomas

100

Jerry Thom pson

Jimmy Tipton

Eddie Tolleson

Joey Turner

Stephanie Waller

Danny Watson

Kay Weagley

G retchen Weston

Earl Whaley

R obert White

Kenna Whitehead

Beth Williams

B etty Williams

Cindy Williams

STEVE KYLE

MR. and

102

CINDY MURPHY

MS. MHS

103

Bud Gilbert, Julia Goddard

MOST LIK ELY TO SUCCEED

MOST LIKEABLE Kathy Pearson, Allen Borden

104

Janet Winders, Doug Lambert

MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED

Marta Mayhew, Jimmy Ramsey

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MOST TALENTED Rick Russell, Gretchen Weston

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CLASS OF 76

Fred Waggoner, John Olive, Jill Flickinger, Janice McCorkle, T rent Beaver, Sherri Greene, Cindy Armfield Je ff Ballew Daphne Cable, Mike West, A nnette Adams, Kevin Kamperman, Jill Kinsinger, Sarah Lambert, Denny Garner Lisa L am bert’ Clifford Walker, Jeff Dyer.

The second year at MHS! Ju­ niors have contributed much to the high school. Juniors rem em ber. . . crowning Mandy Queen, winning Powder Puff two years in a row, Junior play MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS, winning the pie-eating con­ test, Jolly Roger ice cream, a float of headless dancers, bake sale after bake sale after bake sale, and struggling through a year o f real learning.

S ecretary-T reasurer-A nnette Adams, President—Fred Waggoner, Vice-President—Jill Kinsinger.

JUNIORS 108

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A nnette Adams John Akins Kevin Alley David Ammons Cindy Arm field Hugh Arr

Wendy Atchley Dain Baker Stan Baker

Jeff Ballew Trent Beaver Darlene Belcher

Nick Berrong f d>T - i >T r v T' rv' 7<â&#x20AC;˘/ ; :

Suzanne Blanks Winston Blazer Tami Bonine David Boring Sandra Boring

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Sherry Boring Terry Boring Cathy Boudreaux June Bowman Daphne Cable Carol Calloway

Linda Campbell Mike Carr Rick Carver Jenny Ann Cary David Castle Tom Claiborne

Laura Cole Phil Cook James Cooper Jeff Cooper Kathy Cope Randy Corbin

Allan Cox Dan Cragan Don Day Lisa Dee Tim Delionback Danny D enton

Jeff Dyer Eric Eaves Kim Elliot Lisa Essary K ent Everett Susan Everhart

Steve Falls John Farrell Richard Fields Karen Flanagin Jill Flickinger Mark Fowler

lis a Frazier Allen Fussell

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Denny Garner Craig G arrett

Joni G ilbert

Sherri Greene

Alan Griswold

Carl Guffey

Lynn Hall Greg Hancox Alan Harmon C ynthia Harper

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Dena Harper Ginger Harris Holly Hartman Tim Hembree Steve Hicks Brad Higdon

Richard Hobbs Kim Hord Char Hummel Mike Hurst Becky Irwin Doug Irwin

Julia Isbell Ricky Jackson Bob Jones Kevin Kamperman Mylon Keasler Randy Keener

Greg King Jill Kinsinger Chris Kook

Billy Lambert Lisa Lambert Sarah Lambert

Jim Large Ron Lehigh Bobby Lewis

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Laurie Lewis Greg Long Vickie Lowe Vickie MaGuire Mark Maness Janice McCorkle

Debbie McKenzie Janie Miller Keith Mitchell Joe Moore Chuck Morgan Danny N eubert

John Olive Ted Ousley Ed Owenby Kathy Platt Tim Poole Karen Proffitt

Susan Pryor Barbara Quaintance Joyce Q uiett

Tammy Ragsdale John Reagan Bob Reichert

Steve Robinson Janice R oulette Lisa Russell

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Jerry Sellers Debra Sharp Doug Sharp Jean Sherman Mike Shope Roger Sims

Leslie Smith Lisa Smith

Sherri Smith Lisa Stapp Bob Stewart Mike Stuart J- E, Tanner Mandy Taylor

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Pam Taylor Kathy Teffe teller Vicki Thurston Linda Tipton Eric T otten Danny Travis

Max Tulloch Mike Van Metre Fred Waggoner Clifford Walker Randy Waller Mike West

Beverly Whaley Jimmy White Donna Whitehead Ann Williams Beth Williams Sonya Williams

Pam Williams Teddi Wilson Becky Young Sharon Young

NOT PICTURED: Larry Chambers

Marvin McCall

James Davis

Phil Nicely

Denise Giles

Sean Novis

Harold Hord

Sammy Patterson

Jimmy Hughes

Jeff.Phillips

Denny Kimsey James Koerber

Mark Poland

Jeff Law 115

Leslie Riethmaier

CLASS OF 77

Steve C ornett, P atty Chambers, Sam Haynes, Mike Moore, Evelyn Ramger, Kris Peterson, M arty Cochran, Betsy Bradshaw, Paul Mathison, Janet Hodge, Sheree Cate, Terri Langston, Jim m y Greene, Sabrina Huskey, Theresa Hord, Hope Headrick' Richard Russell. â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

The first year at MHS! Sophomores have to learn what high school is like.

The sophomores this year have done a good job o f joining in and becoming a part of school activities. Sophomores rem em ber. . . winning the Powder Puff game, doing a great job on the first float, winning the Hoola Hoop contest, winning the first spirit stick, and looking forward to two more suc­ cessful years.

Secretary-Treasurer-Sabrina Huskey, President-R ichard Russell, ViceP resident-B etsy Bradshaw.

SOPHOMORES 116

Diane Agee Joanne Amburn Chuck Anderson lis a Anderson

Ginny Andrews Theresa Andrews Mark Angell Tim Arnold

Joe Aultom Amy Bailes Larry Barnes Adrienne Bennett Mary Boling

Teri Bollinger Tammy Boring Betsy Bradshaw Wanda Burchfield

Brian Burns Candy Burnsmier Lee Burnsmier Valerie Caldwell

Patty Chambers Mike Click Marty Cochran Mark Connell Joel Cooper Tim Cooper

Steve C ornett Donna Counts Mac Crowe Donna Davis Lisa Delozier Diane Disney

John Douglas David Driskill Anita Dukes John Elam Pam Everhart Lisa Fair

Mike Farm er Sandra Finch John Fouehe Donna Frazier Carol Gibson Bobby Giles

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Joe Giles Gene Goodman Jimmy Greene Peggy Gregory Diane Guffey Denise Hale

Doug Hall Steven Hamilton I i ta Hargis Butch Hatcher Ricky Haun David Hawkins

Randy Hayes Sam Haynes Hope Headrick Tim Headrick Stan Herron David Hill

Sandy Hobbs Janet Hodge Sandra Hopper Teresa Hord Pam Hudson Joe H uff

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David Hunt Carolyn Hurst Sabrina Huskey Kim Jacobs Chris Johnson Cindy Kamperman

Becky Kelly Preston Kizer Ronnie Knight Steve Koudelis Karen Lambert Terri Langston

Cynthia Lawson Mark Lee Harry Lewis Danny Linebaugh Kent Lohr Ricky Loope

Brian Love Bob Lovingood Kathleen Maguire Richard March Paul Mathison Keith McCord

Daveen McDonald C harlotte McLaughlin Stuart McNeil Tommy Melton Debbie Metcalf Bonnie Millard

Mike Moore Bill Morton Joe Mulholland Jeff MunJudy Myers Mark Myers

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Randy Myers Vicki Nuchols Linda Odom

Jeff Paes David Paine Loretta Paxton

Kris Peterson Mike Phillips Jody Pugh

Steve Pyle Evelyn Ramger Pat R eichert

Sarah Renfro Kathy Riethmaier

Mike Roberson David Rooy Ken Rose Laura Ross Chris Russell Richard Russell

Ronnie Russell Janet Sater Lydia Schoen Tammy Sharp Mike Sing Terry Skinner

Mark Smith Mike Smith Holly Spies D anny Spradlin

Terry Staley Carol S tinnett Vivian Stinnett Rebecca Swatzyna

Ginny Tanner Doug Taylor M onty Temple Nancy Thompson Sonia Tipton Carol Tolleson

Laura Townsend Darlene Turner Tim Underwood Ricky Veal Andrew Waggoner Ricky Walker

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Jane Ann Webb Tammy Webb Joe West Nancy West David Whitehead Kirk W hitehead

Mark Whitehead S ytha Whitehead

Mike Williams Ted Wine

D odie Wingate Bryan Young Renee Young

N ot Pictured: Ernest Bryant R usty Gheen Pam H om er Steve Marshall Mike R oberts Berta Ward

s f n vtA.o r W/1 N m m O Iv m 11V V/lV • Teresa Aiello - Class President 10; Class Secretary 11; Planning Committee 10,11; Cheerleader. 10, Co-Captain 11, Captain 12;Football Homecoming Court 10; Basketball Homecoming .Court 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Thespian Club 12; Intramural Director 10,11;.

Powder Puff 11,12. ...; Ed Alexander - Basketball 10; Pep Club - 11. ■.

Rick Alexander K Golf 11; 3rd place National Spanish Competition 11; Mu Alpha T he|a l l ; Key Club 12, Brian Anderson y Basketball manager ■ 10; Pep Club 10,11; Track 12; Baseball

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Emily Anderson 4: Powder Puff 10,11.

Sallie Aungst — Transferred from Upper St. Clair Hjgh 10; Pep Club 11,12; Red Cross 11,12; Thespian Club 12; Mu Al­ pha Theta 11,12; Choir Secretary 12; ETEA Choir lb ; Tennis 11,12; Play Ticket Committee 11,12; Blount County Junior Miss 12.'

& Robby Bailes — Football 10,11, Captain 12 ;Honorable Mention All-Blount Coun­ ty 12; Track 11; Softball 11; Pep Club 10,11; Planning Committee 10; Powder Puff Coach 12. . Lester Baldwin 4 * 'DARK OF THE MOON 12; Chess Club 10.

David Banks — Transferred from Talawanda H igh12; DECA 12.

Johnny Beeler — Senior Clinic 10,11,12; Pep 'Band 10,11,12; UT Honors Band 11,12; ETEA Orchestra 12; All-State Band 11; Tennessee Tech Composer’s Clinic 12; MHS nominee to McDonald’s 4 All-American Band. . ' '.

10,11,12; All State 11,12; ETEA Orches­ tra 11,1.2; MHS nominee to McDonald’s ! All-American Band 11,12; Play Publicity Committee Chairman 12.

Ron Blankenbeckler — Chess Club 10,11; Ecology Club 11; Thespian Q ub 11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Math Contest 11; Play Set Crew 12; DON’T DRINK THE WATER 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; ETEA Choir 11,12; AFS 11,12.

Allen Borden —Who’s Who in American High Schools; Society o f Distinguished American High School Students; PIL­ LOW TALK 11, DARK OF THE MOON 12; Planning Committee 10,11,12; Class Secretary 10; Qass President 11,12; Key Q ub 11,12; Football 10,11; Intramural Director 10,11,12; Latin Q ub Secretary-Treasurer 10; APPALACHIAN Edito­ rial Staff 11,12; Youth Leadership Con­ ference 12; Basketball Statistician 12; Most Likeable.

Beth Borden - Pep Q u b 10,11; DECA l i , Secretary 12; PILLOW TALK 11.

Brenda Bowers — Pep Q ub 10,11; Soft­ ball 10,11,12; Ecology Q ub 11,12; Red Cross 11,12; Thespian Q ub 12; FHA 12; RED AND BLACK staff 12; Play Ticket Committee 11,12; Powder.Puff 12.

Barbara Brinegar - Pep Q u b SecretaryTreasurer 10, Vice-President 11; French Q ub 10; AFS-10,11,12; Planning Com­ mittee 10,11,12; Qass Vice-President 10; Qass Favorite 10,11; APPALACHIAN Co-Editor 12; Student Council Home­ room Representative 12; 1st place Stu­ dent Creativity 11; Honor Court 10; Powder Puff 10,11,12; PILLOW TALK 11; MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Assistant Director 12; Thespian Q ub 12; Play Cos­ tume Committee 11,12; Honorable Mention Chilhowee Q ub Art Contest 10.

Ecology 10,11,12; FHA 11,12; Y-Teens 10,11; Pep Club 10,11; Powder Puff 10,11; Planning Committee 10; Thespian Q ub 11,12; Swim Team 10,11; ..Red Cross 10,11; Play Usher 11.

Lola Burrows - DECA 11; Play Usher 11; FHA 12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; AFS 12; Ecology Q ub 12; Thespian Q ub 1.2; Red Cross 12.

Jim Campbell - Football 10,11,12; Key Q ub 10,11, Secretary 12; Baseball 10, 11,12; Latin Q ub 10; National Honor Society 11, Vice-President 12; Student Council Homeroom Representative 12; PILLOW TALK 11; APPALACHIAN Business and Circulation Staff Manager 12; Planning Committee 12; Basketball Manager 10; Q ub Committee 10,12; Mu Alpha Theta 10,11,12..

Eddie Cannon — Blount County Drivers’ Rodeo 10; Pep Q ub 10; Play Stage Crew

11; Ruth Cartiidge -- Latin Q ub 10,11; Thespian Q u b 12; Pep Q ub 11; AFS 12; PILLOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; ETEA Choir 12.

Leslie Cate - Basketball 10,11; Baseball 10; Golf 10,11, Captain 12; Planning Committee 11; Pep Q ub 10,11; Latin Q ub 10; Softball 10,11,12; Intramural Director 11,12.’

Libby . Cochran — Pep Q ub 10; Y-Teens 10,11,12; Thespian Q ub 12; Swim Team 10.11, Captain.12; Tennis lO ,ll;B asketball 12; Intramural Director 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Proffitt’s Fashion Council 12; Play Ticket Com­ mittee 11; Play Prop Committee 12.

Beth Cockerham — Mu Alpha Theta 10,11,12; Swim Team 10,11,12; French I Award 10; Transferred from Sikeston High l l ; 1st place History Contest 11; National Honor Society 12.

David Burchfield - Football 10.

Bob Bilbrey - Red CrossTO,! 1,12;RED AND BLACK staff 12; Drum Mi#or 1 2 ; Pep Band 10,11,12; A llstate East Band

Linda Burns - French Q ub 10; French Elementary Teacher 10; AFS 10,11,12;

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Freddie Cogburn — Pep Band 10,11; Chess Q ub 10; Play Lighting Committee

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Lockie Coleman — Y-Teens 11,12; Bas­ ketball Manager 11,12; Powder Puff 11; Latin Club 11,12; Secretary 10; Pep Club 10,11; Softball Manager 10,11,12; Flag Corps; Play Ticket Committee 11,12; Play Prop Committee 11.

Bill Dupes — Transferred from Clarks­ ville Academy 11; Student Creativity Contest Winner 12; 2nd place, Chilhowee Club Poetry Contest 11; APPA­ LACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; 4 poems published, WEEDS IN WHEELS 12.

FHA 12; AFS 11,12; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Society 'of Dis­ tinguished American High School Stu­ dents; Play Publicity Committee Chair­ man 11; Planning Committee 12; Nation­ al Thespian Society 12; Student Council Club Committee 12; Library Assistant

Curtis Cook — Basketball 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Class Favorite 10; 1st AllTournament Team at Union University

Maureen Edwards — Pep Club 10,11; AFS 10,11 Vice-President 12; PILLOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 1 2 ;.

National Honor Society 11,12; Mu Al­ pha Theta 11,12; Thespian Club 12; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Pow­ der Puff 11; Graduation Usher 11.

11,12.

12; All Jaycee Classic Team 12.

Dick Cox Transferred from Geelong Grammar School, Australia 11; AFS 11,12; Pep Band 12; Student Council Homeroom Representative 12; APPALA­ CHIAN Business and Circulation Staff 12; Junior Achievement 12.

Shiela Crye — Transferred from Lanier High 11; FHA 11,12; Pep Club 11; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; AFS 1 1.

Becky Davis — Pep Club 10,11; Basket­ ball 10,11,12; Most Improved Player 11; Flag Corps 11,12; Play Usher 11,12; Girls’ County Nominee 10; Powder Puff 12; Planning Committee 12; Appalachian Co-Editor 12; Y-Teens 10, Secretary 11.

Dillon Davis —Basketball 10,11,12; Ten­ nis 10,11, Captain 12; Football Statis­ tician 11,12; Latin Club 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Play Stage Crew Chairman 11; Play Usher 11; Planning Committee 11.

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Jeff Dillard - Chess Club 10; Baseball 12; Play Set Committee 11,12; Golf 11.

Lynda Dee —AFS 11,12; Chess Club 11; FHA 12; Thespian Club 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Play Publicity Chairman 11; Play Prompter 12; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Softball 11,12; French Elementary Teacher 10; French Club 10; Field Day 11,12; Library Assis­

Pat Elliott — Latin Club 10,11,12; AFS 11,12; FHA 12; Chess Club 11; Pep Club 10,11; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Ecology Club 10,11,12; Thespian Club 12; Play Prop Committee Chairman 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Powder Puff 12.

Suzy Emert — French Club 10; French Student Teacher 10; Pep Club 10,11; FHA 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council Homeroom Representa­ tive 12; Powderpuff 10,11.

Susan Eubanks — Latin Club 1 0 ,ll;P e p Club 10,11; AFS 12; Thespian Club 11,12; FHA 10; Planning Committee 11; Play Publicity Committee 11; Play Cos­ tum e Committee 12; Y-Teens 10,11.

Angela Everett — AFS 10,11,12; Red Cross 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 10,11,12; Y-Teens 11,12; French Club 10; Ecology Club 10; Pep Club 11; Thespian Club 12; Chess Club 11; Junior Achievement trea­ surer 11,12; Play Tickets and Programs Committee Chairman 11; FHA 12.

Cathy Farmer — Thespian- Club 12; French Club 10; Ecology Club 10,11,12; National Honor Sociely 11,12; AFS 12; Student Creativity Contest, 1st place 11, Winner 12; DARK OF THE MOON.

tant 11,12; National Thespian Club 12; Powder Puff 12.

Daniel Franklin - Transferred from Azle High 12; DECA 12.

. Greg Disney — DECA 11,12; Pep Club 10.

Ronnie Dunn — Transferred from Dot­ han High 11; Football 10,11; Basketball 10; Track 10,11; DECA 12.

Rose Freschman — Shrine Queen Candi­ date 11; Mu Alpha Theta 11, SecretaryTreasurer 12; National Honor Sociely 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Ecology Club 10; French Club 10;C hessQ ub 11;

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Bud Gilbert — Student Council 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Mu Al­ pha Theta 10,12, President 11; Planning Committee 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Latin U Award 10; National Honor Society 11, President 12; 3rd Place American Histo­ ry Contest 11; Boy’s County 11; Boy’s State Governor’s Cabinet 11; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Thespian Q ub 12; DARK OF THE MOON 12; 1st Place Local and District Voice o f Democracy Contest 12; Election Committee 12; Joint Executive Council 10,11,12; Mr. MHS Candidate; Most Likely to Succeed.

Julia Goddard — National Merit Scholar­ ship Semi-Finalist; APPLACHIAN Editor 12; Student 'Council 10,11,12; Joint Executive Council 10,11,12; Planning Committee .10,11,12; AFS 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Thespian Q ub 12; PILLOW TALK 11; Latin Q ub 10,11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; 3rd place Math Contest 11; Girl’s County 11; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Society o f Distinguished American High School Students; Ms. MHS Candidate; Most Likely to Succeed.

Neil Go wan —Spanish Q u b 10,11; Foot­ ball 10,11; Pep Q ub 10,11; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Track 11,12.

Ann Hamilton — AFS 10,11,12; French.

Q ub 10; PowderPuff 12; Flag-Corps 12; PILLOW TALK 11; H ay usher 12; UT Honors Band 11,12; All-State East Band 10,11; 'Thespian Q u b 12; Tennis 11;RED AND BLACK Sports Editor 12; Y-teens 11,12; R ed Cross 10,11; Pep Q ub 10,11.

Carol Haynes - DECA 11,12; Pep Q ub . fd ?l l : r

Mary Henderson — Pep Club 10,11; Cheerleader 10,11,12; DECA 11,12; In­ tramural Director 10Rick' Hendrix — AFS 10, Vice-President 11, President 12;. Thespian Club 10,11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 10,11,12; French Club 10; Tennis 10,11,12; Bas­ ketball Statistician 10; Junior Achieve­ m ent 10,11; Planning Committee 12; Student Council Homeroom Representa­ tive 12; “ Ugly Duckling” ; “ Bessie the Bandit’s Beautiful Baby” ; “Haza Suite” ;’DARK OF THE MOON 12; Play Set Committee Chairman and Usher 11 ^Stu­ dent Council Club Committee 12; AFS Short-term Exchange 11; AFS Student Representative 12.

Pam H ill'— Transferred from EVerett High 11; Majorette 11, Head Majorette 12; Junior Music Club 12; State Em trance in Music Festival 12; RED AND BLACK Staff; Red Cross 12; National Honor Society 11,12.

Joe Houser - Transferred from Thomas Wooton High; DECA 12.

Jeff Howard - Key Club 10,11, Trea­ surer 12; Basketball 10,11,12.

Marty Hummel — Basketball 10,1 ltFootball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Homeroom Intramural Director 12.

Vice-President 11,* President 12; Latin

Cindy March - ' Pep Club 10,11; Latin

Club 10,11; Intramural Athletie Director 10,12; Election Committee 11,12; Class Vice-President 11,12; PILLOW TALK 11; Boy’s County 11; All Blount County Football 12; Blount County Offensive Player o f the Year 12; Play Lighting

Club 10,11; Y-teens 11, President 12; Junior Music Club 10,11, President 12; Graduation Usher 11; FHA .11,1'2;, AFS 11; National Honor Society 11,^ . . AP­ PALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Play Small Props Committee'Chairman ' ' 11;

Uommittee 12; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Society o f Distinguished American High School Students; Blount National Youth Bank Director; APPA­ LACHIAN Business and Circulation Staff; International Key Club convention

Keryl Kirby. — French Club 10; Red Cross 12; AFS 12; FHA 11,12; Ecology Club 11,12; Graduation Usher 11; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; Library Assistant 12; Softball 12; Y-teens 12.

Don Kizer rapher 12.

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Fred Kramer - Track 10; Wrestling Team 10; Tennis .11,12; Play usher and stage crew 11; Pep Club 10,11.

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.Steve Kyle Football 11,12, Manager ' -10; Student Council Treasurer 10; Plan- ■ ning Committee 1.0,11,12; Key Club 10,

Hay Make-up' Committee Chairman 12; 2nd Hace Pumpkin Contest 11; Who’s Who in American High Schools.

Rick Martindale - Pep Club 10,11; Pow­ der Puff Cheerleader 12.

Representative; Mr. MHS. Barry Mathis - Football 10,11, C a p ta in Doug Lambert - Swim Team 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Planning Committee 11,12; PILLOW TALK 11; Hay Stage Manager 12; Key Club 10,11,12; AFS 12; AFS Host Family 12; Latin Club 10,11; Mr. MHS Candidate; Most School Spirited.

Jerry Lambert' — Transferred from Sylacauga High 11; Golf 11; Swim Team 12; Tennis 12; APPLACI1IAN photographer 12; Key Club 12; Head Basketball Statis­ tician 12; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Hay Publicity Committee 11.

Sherry . Lambert — - Powder Puff 10,11,12; Thespian Club 12; Pep Club 10,11; Cheerleader 12; PILLOW TALK 11; Student Council Club Committee 12.

Randy Lane - Baseball 10; Pep Club 10,

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Phil Jones - Pep Club 10,11; Play Publi­ city Committee 11.

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12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; All Blount County Football

12. .

Jane Mathison - Pep Band 10,11,12; Red Cross 10,11; Softball 11,12; French Student Teacher 10; FHA 12.

Marta Mayhew - Rifle Corps 11, Cap­ tain 12; French Student Teacher 10; French Club 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12;.

Student Council Club Committee 10,12; Hanning Committee 10,11,12; Thespian Club Vice-President 12; RED AND BLACK Staff Editor 12; Homeroom In­ tramural Director ! 2; PILLOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; AFS 10,11,12; Pep Q ub 10,11; Powder Puff .12; Most Witty.

Tim McCollom S- Mu Alpha Theta “ 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; French Q ub 10; Basketball Statisticain 12; Play Usher 11.

.Melinda Law — Swim Team 10,11,12; Ecology Club ,10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Thespian Club 12; AFS 11,12; Y-teens 10; Pep Club 10; Election Committee 11,12; Homeroom Intramu­ ral Director 11,12; Student Council Homeroom Representative 12; PILLOW ' TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Proffitt’s Fashion Council .12; Flag Corps 11,12; Powder Puff 11,12.

Pam McMillan — Latin Q ub 10,11; Pep Q ub 10,11; Thespian Q ub 12; Powder Puff 10,11,12; PILLOW TALK 11; Play Ticket Committee 12; Basketball Manag­ er 12; Junior Miss Contestant 12; Soft­ ball 11,12; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff 12; Y-Teens 10,11; Hanning Com­ mittee 12.

Holger Liedloff. “ AFS Student from Germany 12; Hqnorary Key Club mem­ ber; Hanning Committee; Powder Puff King; AFS; Tennis; Swim Team.

Pat MiUsaps - DECA 11,12; FHA 11,12; Red Cross 12; Pep Q ub 11; AFS 11; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; Hay Ticket Committee Chairman 11.

Ronnie Lohr - Pep Club 10,11; Pep Band 11,

Mildred Morrow — DECA 11,12; Red Cross 12; FHA 12.

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Scott McKinnon —Pep Band 12.

Pat Morton — Football 10, Manager 11; Wrestling 10; Pep Club 11; DECA 12; - ' Parliamentarian 11.

Cindy Murphy — Class Treasurer 11; Class Secretary-Treasurer 12; Planning Committee 11,12; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Basketball 10,11; Library As­ sistant 10; Thespian Club 12; Softball 10,11; Intramural Director 10; Basket­ ball Manager 12; APPALACHIAN Busi­ ness and Circulation Staff 12; DECA Secretary 11, President 12; Pep .Club 10,11; Powder Puff 12; Play Committee 11; District IH Rep. in D.E. 11,12; 1st Place in Sales at UT 11; National Leader­ ship Voting Delegate 11; Student Coun­

Parity Pewter - AFS 10; Pep Club 10; ETEA Choir 11; Play Small Props Com­ mittee 11.

Lee Proctor — “ Ugly Duckling” 10; PIL­ LOW TALK Light Crew 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Thespian Club 12; APPALACHIAN Photographer 12.

Bob Proffitt - Latin Club 10; Key Club 10,11, Vice-President 12; PILLOW TALK 11; Swim Team 10,11,12; Plan­ ning Committee 11,12; Track Team 10,11; Intramural Director 11; RED AND BLACK Staff 10.

tee 11; APS 12.

John Pyle - Football 10,11,12; All Blount County 1-1,12; Football Scholar­ ship to MTSU; Basketball 10,11, Captain 12; Track 10,11; Athletic Director 12; Powder Puff Coach 12; Pep Club 10,11; Most Athletic.

Annette Parker —Flag Corps 10,11, Cap­

David Quaintance -

tain 12; Pep Club 10,11; Thespian Club 12; Y-Teens Vice-President 12; AFS 12;

Peoria High 11; Track 11,12; Tennis 11,

cil Rep. 12; Ms. MHS.Jeanne Norton —Softball 11,12; Library Assistant 11,12; Play Publicity Commit­

Play Publicity Committee 12; Play Tick­ et Committee 11.

Kathy Pearson —Class Treasurer 10; Pep Club 10,11; Key Club Sweetheart 10,11,12; Election Committee 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; PILLOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Powder Puff 11,12; Planning Committee 10,11; Homecoming Court 10,12; Who’s Who In American High Schools 12; Girl’s ' State Alternate 11; Thespian Club 12; ™Ms. MHS Candidate; Most Likeable.

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Courtney Rainer m Track 10,11,12; Football Manager 10,11; Basketball 11; Football 11. Jimmy Ramsey — PILLOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Thespian Club 12; DECA i l , President 12; 1st place in Red Cross Talent Show 12; Most Witty.

Dolores Reed — Latin Club 10; AFS 12; Library Assistant 11,12; Softball 11,12.

PILLOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; APPA­ LACHIAN Business and Circulation Staff 12; Planning Committee 12; Bas­ ketball Statistician 10; Club Committee 12; Junior Achievement President 10,11,12; Creativity Contest Winner 12; Tennis 10; Most Talented.

Doyle Satterfield —Football 10,11, Cap­ tain 12; Basketball Manager 10; Planning Committee 10; All Blount County Foot­ ball 11,12; Nominated for All-State 11; Best Defensive a t MHS 11.

Ann Shultz — Transferred from Rantoul High; National Merit Scholarship SemiFinalist 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Latin Club 12; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Society o f Distinguished Ameri­ can High School Students.

Ginny Skinner — Transferred from Bear­ den High 11; Pep Club 11; Ecology Club 11,12; APPALACHIAN Staff 12; AFS 12; Tennis 11,12; Play Publicity Com­ mittee 11; Play Tickets and Program Committee 12.

David Smith — Latin Club 10,11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor So­ ciety 11,12; Play Ticket Committee 12.

Steve Spitzer — Latin Club 10,11; Pep Band 10,11,12; Thespian Club 11,12; DON’T DRINK THE WATER 11; PIL­ LOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; AFS 11,12; Tennis 11,12; Intramural Director 11; Junior Achievement Trea­ surer 10.

Sandra Perry — FHA 10,11,12; Red Cross Secretary 12; RED AND BLACK Staff 12; Pep Club 10; Play Publicity Committee 11; Play Ticket Committee

K ent Roberts - Latin Club 10,11 J 2; AFS 11,12; Ecology Club 10; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Junior Achievement 10 , 11, 12 .

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Jenny Phillips - Planning Committee 10,11,12; APPALACHIAN Staff 11,12; Pep Club 10; AFS 10; PILLOW TALK

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11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Play Set Crew 12; Who’s Who In American High Schools 12;. Intramural Director 10,11; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 12; Student Council 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Powder Puff 11; Softball 1 0 ,il,1 2 ; Election Committee Chairperson 12.

Byron Stapp — Transferred from Mc­ Minn County High 11.

Pat Russell — Transferred from Great Mills High; Chess Club 11; Softball 11,12; Play Usher 11; Red Cross 12; RED AND BLACK staff 12; Thespian Club 12; DARK OF THE MOON 12; 1st place in Valentine Contest 11; 1st place in Pumpkin Contest 12.

-Jack Stinnett — Chess Club 10,11; DECA 11,12; Golf 11,12; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Play Stage Crew 12; Play Stage Crew 11.

Nancy Talbott — Basketball 10,11,12; Softball 10,11,12; Red Cross 12; Powder Puff 10,12; Pep Club 10; Play Ticket Committee 12; Library Assistant 12.

Rick Russell — AFS 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Thespian Club 10,11, Trea­ surer 12; Red Cross 10,11,12; Student Council Homeroom Representative 12;

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Garry Tener — APPALACHIAN Photog­ rapher 10,11; Chess Club 10; Track' 11,12; Football 12.

11,12; Red Cross 12.

Alpha Theta 11,12; Play Stage Crew Chairman and Usher 11; Intramural Di­ rector 11.

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Jerry Thompson — Key Club 11,12; Baseball 11,12; All-District Baseball 11; Football 10,11, Captain 12; All Blount County Football 12; Blount County De: fensive Player of the Year 12; Second

Robert White - Football 10; RED AND BLACK Staff 11.

All-State Football team 12; All-East Tend. Football team 1 2 ;Pep Club 10,11; ' Latin Q ub 10,11; Intramural Director

Kenna Whitehead - Basketball. 10,11, captain 12; Softball 10,11,12; FHA 12; RED AND BLACK 12; Y-Teens sec. 12;

Kim Thomas - F H A l l ; l 2 ; DECA

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Jimmy - Tipton y* Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Ecology Q ub 10; Bas­ ketball Manager 10; Wrestling 10; Pep Q ub 10,11.

Joey Turner — Football 10; DECA 12.

Stephanie W aller'— Red Cross 12; FHA 12; Softball 12; 1st Place in. Pumpkin Contest 10.

Kay Weagly ' i

Basketball 10,11; Pep

Q iib 10; AFS 10.

Gretchen Weston - Latin Q ub 10,11,12; AFS 11,12; Thespian Qu.b President 12; Girls State Delegate 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; PILLOW TALK 11; Planning Committee 12;' 1st Place Winner in Red Cross Talent Show 12; Junior -Miss Semi-Finalist; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Ms. MHS Candidate: Most . Talented.

Earl Whaley V Football 11,12; Basket­ ball Statistician 12; Key O ub 12; Mu

Jr. Miss Contestant 12; Student Council Homeroom Representative 12; Most' Athletic.

Betty Williams — Latin Q ub 10,11; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor So­ ciety 11,12; Powder Puff 12; Who’s Who in American High Schools; Society o f ' Distinguished American-. High School Students; AFS 11,12; Basketball 10,11; French I Award 11; APPALACHIAN Copy Editor 1'2; National Merit Semi­ finalist 12; Play Small Props Committee

II. Janet Winders —Pep Club 10,11; French Q ub 10; French Student Teacher 10; AFS 12; Thespian Club 12; PILLOW TALK 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; APPALACHIAN Editorial Staff ,1 2 ; Bas­ ketball Statistician 12; 3rd place, Alge­ bra U contest 11 ;• National Honor Socie­ ty 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Powder Puff 11,12; Who’s Who in American High School Students;. Society of Distinquished American High School Students; Most School Spirited.

Pam Yontz. — Softball 10,11; Y-Teens 10; Pep Club 10; Basketball 10,11,12; Intramural Director 12.

Bobby Young ^ Football 10,H ; Wres­ tling 10; Baseball 12; Pep Q u b 10,11; DECA 12; Intramural'Director 10; Track • Team 10,11; Ecology Q ub 11.

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Olivia Arr — Ecology Q u b 10,11,12; AFS 12; FHA 10,11; Pep Club 10; DECA . 12; Powder Puff 10; Student Council Q ub Committee 12.

Jeff Caylor — Basketball 10; Intramural . Director 10,11; Chess Q u b 10; Pep Club .

10,11; Softball 12.

Kim Connell - APPALACHIAN Edito­ rial Staff 12; Red Cross 10,11; AFS 10.11, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Tennis 11; DARK OF THE MOON 12; Play Make-up Committee 11; ETEA Orches­ tra 11; Pep Q u b 10; All-State East Band 1 1; UT Honors Band 11,12; Tenn. Tech Honors Band 11', 12.

Mark Hines — Basketball 11,12; Softball 10,12; Chess Q ub 10; Pep Q u b 10,11; Latin Club 10.

Albert Jackson — Student Council 12; Pep Q ub 10,11; Track 10; Chess Q u b -

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Beth Williams — Latin Q ub 10,11; Play Committee 10; FHA 12; DECA 12; AFS

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