Maryville High School - Appalachian Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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. ,. I f ' ,, . I V 'V' 1 , I , LFFT TC RIGHT FIRST ROW Muss Dorothy Reed Brenda Bradshaw Nancy Bunch Mary Evelyn Allen Nwna Newberry Patsy Hughes Barbara Bowman SEC SO THAT S A TEACHER S LIFE' OND ROW Wrlma Morton Irene Gamble Geraldine t-mckworth Freda Hollnngshead Vlrglnla Marshall Fora Coldwell Dons Easterday Llnda Stevens l'lTlllE TEACHERS New est of the Maryvulle Hugh School clubs I the 'ocal chapter of the natuonal Future eachers of Amernca Club organnzed here last ta' Reallzang that a number of stu eer Mlss Dorothy Reed decided to sponsor the g oup Mass Reed ts a member of Delta l appa Famma an honorary teachers sororl ry that has among :ts alms the enfouragung of students to enter the teachnng profession 'St pr sent the club has l4 members who -are p parung to serve the communutnes of omorrpw un the natnons classrooms Since rt IS customary for each chapter to be named for som well known edLcator the members rlecnded to call theur chapter the Edith God dard Clab for a beloved former teacher here C , , Q - ' , ' , ' . .3 I . .V , . I I - l, ' ' - dents were interested in teaching as a ca- , in . I . X lc. , ' , . e . , C re ' ' ' e - f K 1 , l . I I 14

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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

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LEFT TC RlGlnIT FlRST ROW. Bobby Matthews, Fred Cnnllrx. SECOND ROW3 Eiijcne Bering, Jimmy Cum- rvrvg- lllllCD liOVV' Kl'V'lPlll' Brfvxrwr J.'i.r1VN K'r'vQ, lCll,il4lFl l-,CTN Jiwrnx Stiirqmn SJW Carter FlFTl-l LONV Civ-i Lambert Jvc Pmwlanil, John Emcrt Lane, Ill-Y The l-li-Y Club offers to the boys of Mary- ville High School the opportunity to become members of an active Christian organization. Any Student should become a better citizen awd a mcre active church member by be- longing to this group. Besides trying to live rio to high ideals, the boys, under the super- vision of Calvin Dunbar, undertake oroiecfs beneficial tothe School and the Community. l l l Fletcher Lowe, Ted Wilson, Harville Parks, Raymond Hill ll Swarm Bill l-l-Dwell, Charles Morton, Jim Moore, Charles l-leadrick, Buddy White, Pat Flynn, David l-lair, SlXTl-I ROW: Calvin Dunbar. driving, is a man of many talents CALVIN DUNBAR: Teacher of industrial arts and