Maryville High School - Appalachian Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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SP0llTS ENTEIITAIN ALL Sports play an important part among Maryville High School's extra-curricular ac- tivities. Well-coached and well-supervised athletics add much to the school spirit, be- sides benefiting those who take part. Foot- ball, basketball, baseball, and tennis provide a balanced program of activities for the school year. Football and basketball are probably the most popular of the school sports. This year the Red Rebel football team walked off with the Blount County championship by defeat- ing Porter, Alcoa, and Everett. Maryville's athletic program greatly in- terests the whole community as well as the students. Local citizens come out in large numbers to enjoy the games. The varsity led Maryville to the Blount County football championship and a suc- cessful season with nine wins and one loss. This team is a credit to the school and to the fans who loyally supported it. HOOK ME UP, PLEASE LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain Charles Headrick, Co-Capt- ain Jimmy Harris. THE RECORD MHS 20 , T. ..... ,..,.. . ,,., . Loudon 6 MHS 13, T. .. Lenoir City7 MHS 7 , ,.... Rhea County 6 MHS 13 ,.,. ,,,,,,..,, . Rule 7 MHS 20 , ,. .... Porter0 MHS 'I4 , ...... Alcoa 7 MHS 13 .,.s, A... . . , McMinn 6 MHS 0 ,.... ,.,. E lizabethton 19 MHS 20 r.,.. , . West Knoxville 6 MHS 21 ,...,, Everett6 WON 9 LOST l LAST MINUTE STRATEGY LEFT TO RIGHT: KNEELING: Captain Charles Head- rick, Co-Captain Jimmy Harris, Coach Jim Renfro. STANDING: Coach Ben Greene, Coach Emerson Wat- SOD.

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2 GARNET MANGES: Teacher of piano V who can make us laugh, dance, dream, cry, and pray as she plays the piano. LENNIS TEDFORD: Teacher of piano, a rollcoll of whose pupils would read like a Who's Who in music. I LOVE A PARADE BLOW, GABRIEL, BLOW ffffif' ' - '-.,..-.nsv- ..49l -1 -7-4 T'

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ably f 1 1 Q LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: John Anderson, Bill Thomas, Bud White, Jimmy Harris, Don Allen, Herman Cogdill, Jack Corrol, Mark Leonard, Alexander Innes, Bill Bridges, SECOND ROW: Sem Carter, Eugene Gar- ren, Jerry Kerr, Pot Flynn, Robert Traylor, Fletcher Lowe, Coach Jim Renfro, Bill Crowder, David Hair, Jerry Lambert, Ted Wilson, Bob Lynch, Harville Parksj THIRD ROW: Coach Ben Greene, Robert White, Dan Rapier, Jim Sturgeon, Joe Penland, Halen Davis, Gene Lambert, John Driskill, Tommy Randolph, Ronald Han- nah, John Trundle, Charles Headrick, Coach Emerson Watson. THE BL0l'NT CUUNTY fIlAlVIPIONS! THE CHEERLEADERS From the beginning of football season on until the last game is a memory, the cam- pus echoes with, Hey, Gang, hey Gang! ls Everybody Happy? and Who Are We For? as the seven cheerleaders practice LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Hutson, Teresa Leonard, Kathryn Wells, Bettie Holt, Betty Long, Betty Nell their yells, ln addition to leading the cheer- ing section, this septet carries the respon- sibility of encouraging sportsmanlike atti- tudes in the student body. Hitch, Jimmy Cummings. tub:-lr 4--.agen .4!i.i.s.i.. .,.. -nu-4 K -73: W ' 5-ee-5'-'1., .1 if