Maryville High School - Appalachian Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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'wi get .6 W, 5 'Www WW? TM.. LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST POW Bully Ed Btrd Donnre Ruden Burton Spangler Edward Borah Alwyn Staley Bully Staub Ross Burchfneld SECOND ROW Vannte Traylor Peggy Everett Jo Ann Burns Bobble Bird FOBE1NSIC LEAGUE Accordlng to the sponsor Mrs Martm Badgett the purpose of the N F L IS to promote the Interests of nnterschoIastlc de bate oratory and publuc speaknng by en couragmg a splrlt of good fellowshup, and by conferrung upon deserving candudates membership un the organrzatvon Its program consusts of trammg for and partvcspatmg un varnous mterscholastac contests The league s stress us upon credutable partncupatuon In these events rather than upon wmnlng them It accomplushes thus purpose by means of a svstem of uncentnves whnch always hold out new goals to a student as soon as he attauns current ones I2 Hunter Tum Byar THIRD ROW Mrs Martm Badgett .sandra Davls Barbara Gregory Vlrgmla Marshall H Ien Long Morgan Blggs FOURTH ROW Eddie OH PHAROAH' 952 , f I A I nf 4 ' .1 1 G I 7 I ' A- F -' W E I X N . I I I I I , ' .I ' 'I I . . I Bettie I-Ich, Mary Rose Kidd, Kenneth' Young, Betty Badgett, Lee Hyder, Buddy Byrd, Paul Beach. . ' ' , A A , . . . I ' I - . . . ' , 'L xi I . I. I sf. - 3 I ,1 I ' Q l 4 I I ' . , .

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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

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LEFT TO RlGHTj FIRST ROW: Juanita Carpenter, Pat- sy Hughes, Martha Dixon, Nancy Bunch, SECOND ROW: Salena Ashwonder, Barbara Bowman, Betty VVilliams, Madge Fife, Margoret Gentry, Louise Cole- man, THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Burns, Sandra Evans, De- el, AND THEY CAN COOK, TOO! lores Rogers, Linda Toole, Dora Lee Caldwell, Alma Walker, FOURTH ROW: Ruby Long, Linda Stevens, Peggy Ewerett, Mary Katherine Sharp, Helen Tedford, Mrs. John Sherrod, Betty Nell Hitch, Geraldine Hack- worth. FYTIQBE HUMEMAKEBS With Mrs. John Sherrod, teacher of home economics, to serve as the adviser, the stu- dents at Maryville High annually organize a club called the Future Homemakers of America. Only those girls who have taken the subject at least one year in high school are now eligible to belong. When this club was started here nine years ago, it was merely a local group. Six years later it united with the national organi- zation and became Maryville High Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. I3 i