Maryville High School - Appalachian Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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CIRCULATION STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT Jo Ann Burns Muss Helen rlck Ben Cate Bull Crowder Bob Harper Ott SEATED Kathryn Wells Betty Lambert John Dnsklu Marlene Palne Joe Penland Charles Head BUSINESS STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Mass Beryl son SECOND ROW Buddy Byrd John Fox Bull Howell Jsmrny Cummmgs Barbara Franklin Maruanne Sanders Frankle Dod Trundle Belly Hunter Johnny Kmg 7

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KNEELING, BUSINESS MANAGER: John Trundleg S T A N D I N G, CIRCULATION MANAGER, John Driskillz EDITOR, Charles Lamb. Behind the l952 Appalachian stand three groups of seniors who by their work together have learned what an annual really is. They Compose the staffs who prepare, finance, IVE PREPARED THE ANNUAL- TIIE COMMENITY SUPPUBTED IT and circulate the book which shows life as students at Maryville High School live it, The annual staffs maintain membership in the Maryville Chamber of Commerce. EDITORIAL STAFF l-EFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Charlotte gan Biggs, Pat Flynn, Charles Lamb. NOT Cupp, Sam Carter, Jim Moore, Doris Easter- PICTURED: Teresa Leonard, Lorene Robin- day, Vannie Traylor, Shirley Gamble, Mor- son. I I I

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i 1 , I ., 4 1 1, ,TL ., -A 1 fig, , 1 A ,N .,, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Patsy McCulley, Clara l-lcuston, Teresa Leonord, Sondra Davis, Barbara Bow- man, Vannie Traylor, Jackie Griggs, Billie Beaty, Evelyn Blackburn, SECOND ROW: Morgan Biggs, Charles Lamb, Helen Long, Martha Moore, Ronnie Hannah, Shirley Gamble, Terry Ann Long, Mildred Q l ' lub BIG WHEELS . . 1 I V, A1-uw Emert, Doris Easterday, Norma Lillard, Charlotte Cupp, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Thomas Pearson, Jimmy Cum- mings, Tommy Randolph, James Hargis, John Trundle, Bill Howell, Barbara Franklin, Bill Crowder, Eugene Boring, Alexander Innes ,Bob Harper. BETA CLUB Staging the third annual Comicale, con- creting a tennis court, holding a square dance and candy sale, are among the achieve- ments of the Beta Club this past year. Members went to the State Beta Club con- vention in Nashville accompanied by their sponsor, Mrs. Thomas Pearson. Juniors and seniors who have no grade below a B C90-95l and are approved by the faculty and the club are eligible to become members. Once in the club they have to keep their grades up to B's and A's.