Maryville High School - Appalachian Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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l Wl2i ,i'j,ffM P , E ELEANORBADGETT J L ll A T I 0 Because she has given unstintingly of her time knowl- Ledge and ability to train in all types of speech work we the 5l ers who have profited so much by our contact with her wish to dedicate our annual to Mrs, Martin Badgett. Mrs, Badgett directs our plays sponsors our National Forensic League coaches our debate teams and in her spare time keeps the study hall.

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F0llElV0llll We admit that we re no Shakespeares but we can copy the famous bard and agree that all the world s a stage even so small a part of the world as IS encompassed un the walls of Maryvrlle Hlgh School Here we have played our parts tragic as well as comuc forgotten our llnes gone temperamen l been stage struck had crushes on the heroes and herovnes struck attitudes and disagreed wuth the dlrectors But wlth at all we have learned we hope that lrvlng luke acting must be a matter of feeling and under standing as well as of knowzng lts been fun getting out this edltlon of the M H S APPALACHIAN but we turn It over to you readers wnth some of the qualms that must assall every playwright We do hope you will enjoy reading It The Staff INDILX DEDICATION THE CLASSES SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ADVERTISERS page Page Page page page P399 I f ll I ll l 4 - - ll 1 ITT T' - fa IL is Il ll ' l I I I l - , . . .. 1 ' ' ' I v 1 Y FACULTY . ., . , my V. . , T T, page

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TIIE AlllVIINISTllATION CQ PRODUCTION MANAGER Superintendent R. A. Harper Just as prompters and directors stay behind the scenes to take care of emergencies, crises, lapses of memory, or stage fright-so our faculty and administration are our bolsterers and morale builders. They do more than hold classes and hear recitationsf' They guide, listen, help, and even furnish shoulders for crying on. DIRECTOR Principal C. D. Curtis