Maryville High School - Appalachian Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Raymond Hull Eddne Ball Rowlard Pat Wheeler Charles Clabough Townue Corrngan Jummy Snpe Bobble Purkey J P Stewart Anderson Vernon Morris SHOW CASE LIFE llISTIlllll TI! E I:.Dl CA'l'ION The buuldnng of a permanent concession the D E Club has taken the job of sellang refreshments at the home games This wall guve nts members practace un salesmanshlp the purpose of the club They also have part fume pobs and class work for trammg ln retail drstrlbutlon Under sponsor J P Stewart and pres: dent Townue Anderson the club IS In :ts second vear f 1 V Y 1 V stand was finally accomplished this year and 1 - ' 1 i' I I I0

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We dba' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Fletcher Lowe, Calvin Dunbar, Lorene Robinson, Wanda,Boring, Mildred Emert, Betty Williams, Ethel Caughron, Doris Easter- DIIIVING CLASS Under the supervision of Calvin C. Dun- bar, pupils desiring to learn the methods of safe and good sportsmanship driving, have an opportunity to get first-hand practice and sound instruction. Through the courtesy of local motor com- panies and oil dealers, the class is provided with a drivers' training car and gasoline each year, Driving courses are extremely helpful in curbing the national accident rate through the proper education of youth, and Mary- ville takes pride in being one of the first Tennessee cities to have such a course in its public school. The local Jaycees were instru- mental in inaugurating the course four years ago. -1 an . -0 ,, 4.-a-i... day, SECOND ROW. Eugene Hatcher, Tommy Ran- dolph, Betty Coughron, Betty Lou Potter, Frankie Dodson, Helen Freeman, Perry Paine, Bobbie Purkey. WHERE'S THE FIRE? ll