Dobyns Bennett High School - Maroon and Grey Yearbook (Kingsport, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1939 volume:

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COUNCE, B.S., M.A. University of Tennessee History Page ten ALBERT E. HARRIS, LaCrosse State Teachers' Col- University of Wisconsin East Tennessee State Teach- We pay 77u'rfute To node i MARY STACKHOUSE FORE, PAUL R. ELLIOTT, .M.A. a.s., M.A. W 'l'fl'1f0D College Bryson College Columbia University Peabody College l English University of Tennessee i University of Louisville Science and Athletics bg ALBERT S. IOHNSON, ELOISE FRY, NANCY C. WYLIE, B.A. B,S,, M,S. A.B., B.S., in L.S. Winthrop College Indiana State Teachers' Col- Concord College University of Virginia lege Peabody Library School University of North Carolin University of Illinois Library Mathematics and Dramatics Science and Athletics 5 GRACE ELMORE, A.B. CLARA CARSON, Maryville College B.Ei:l., M.A. University of Tennessee University of Illinois Eolumbia University English and History atin Who guide - Ae acufty , - in f - - I x ' 1 Q! 4 ' X new . is . C Xi . : I S. T. WITT Student Under Kepler Director Newport News Naval Band Band and Orchestra RUTH E. BOWER, B.M. Simpson College and Conser- vatory of Music Music CLAUDIUS S. CLEMMER, A.8., M.A. East Tennessee Teachers' Col- lege University of Tennessee Mathematics as f. 1-X fi ROBERTA CRIDLIN, A.B., M.A. Mary Baldwin College Queens Chicora College College of William and Mary French l ,, 'RACE wlL5oN BRUCE, LQROY SPRANKLE' 55, NYEULAH RICH, B.S., M.A. RUTH RAMER, B.A., M.A. CLARENCE ROHRDANZ. A.B. Mount Union College Wavne Sfafe TGBCIWSFS' C01 'OW-3,5I'3Te U llVef5lfY 3'5 MA' Union University Athletics and Mathematics lege u EflQl'SI1 and IOUVVWBIISIYI U'?'Ve S'TY OI Alabama peabody College yjmveg-5,fy of Iowa Science and Athletics owa tate Bowling Green C University ot Pit ollege tsburgh University of Cincinnati Commerce LYLE M. RICH, B.A., M.A. Yankton College Michigan University Athletics and Physical Education English and Latin RUTH SPRINGER, B.A. Columbia Normal School Colorado State Teachers' Col- lege Northwestern University Study Hall WOODROW W. PIPER, B.S. Tennessee Polytechnic Insti- tute University of Kentucky Commerce DORIS REYNOLDS, B.S. Carson-Newman College University of Tennessee Home Economics Page eleven 7-a cu fty 71 ofici OFFICERS RANDOLPH WILSON President 1. G. HUGHES Vice-President MARY THORNTON Secretary SAM YOUNG Treasurer MISS RAMER Sponsor UN H. '7w g, .1 Q. . I BERCHIE ALEXANDER She is quiet, shy, But full of fun. She is one who always knows a pun. Girls' A.A. I-2 Glee Club 3-4 jEANETTE ARNOLD jeanette's work code Seems to be Do the work industriously. Glee Club 3 Girls' A.A. I-2-3-4 JAMES BLANKENSHIP With drum stick Or with trusty hammer james makes his rhythmic clamor. Band I-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Pi-iYLi.is BROCKMAN The keys for her Refuse to balkg Phyllis makes pianos talk. Orchestra I-2-3-4 Glee Club I-2-3-4 Debate I-3-4 French Club 3-4 Band 3-4 Dramatic Club 4 National Honor Society 3-4 MARIE CATRON This girl merits A world of praise For her studious and quiet ways. Girls' A.A. I-2-3 Glee Club I-2-3-4 GENE COX The Maroon and Grey Editor in chief- A brilliant scholar, to be brief. Band 2-3 Hi-Y 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Glee Club 4 I Annual Staff 4 Effie. . fr-ig...a, MARY jANE ANDERSON When she's around There is no Iullg Her conversation is never dull. Cheer Leader 3-4. Glee Club 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Dramatic Club 4 AILEEN BACON We'd like to give The knowledge pearl To this friendly, winsome girl. Glee Club 4 jAMES BOWERS His rhythmic talent Brings him joy. He's known as being very coy. Band I-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Boxing I-2 Baseball I TOM BURGAN He plays for all that is in itg Plays the game And plays to win it. Football I-2-3-4 HALENE CLONINGER Her interests spread Both near and farg She'Il hitch her wagon to a Sfaf. Girls' A.A. I-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 NANCY COX Though she Appreciates a jest, Her quiet ways mark her best. Debate I-2 RUTH ANDERSON In our hearts She will stay Typist for the Maroon and Grey. Glee Club 3-4 Library Club 4 MAXINE BALLARD Friendly smile And timid air Lirnpid eyes and light brown hair. RALPH BRADLEY A dancer who'd be Hard to beat, This boy has rhythm in his feet. Football 3-4 GAY CAMPBELL A girl who always Does her work And one who never tries to shirk. Girl Reserves 4 National Honor Society 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Activity Bookkeeper jASPER COLLIER Without reason, Thought, or rime, He is talking all the time. Band I-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Stage Crew 2 MAjORA CRYDER If a steno You ever need, Majora's the girl to do the deed. ' Youngstown, Ohio, I Girls' A.A. I-2-3 Glee Club 2-3-4 journal Club 4 MATILDA ARKINS Matilda Arkins has Lovely hair Y' Plus an entrancing, friendly air. Cincinnati, Ohio, I-2 Glee Club 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 jESSIE BEVINS jessie is clever And talkative, toog Backing up both with a high I, Q. Glee Club 2-3-4 WALLACE BRADLEY His model airplanes Are his pleasure, Each one he, will always treasure EVELYN CARTER Her typinikeys Go in a w irlg She surely is a business girl. journal Club 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Girls' A.A. 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Annual Staff 4 MARGARET COLLINS Curly hair, A smile that's gay, Makes Margaret the same each day. Glee Club 3-4 EDNA DODD On the dance floor She has cIass g She's another swingtime lass . Band l-2-3 Cheer Leader 4 Glee Club 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 journal Club 4 Pa e 'ifteen P gh! 0 .Yeniou QW 12 ?WR 54 fi 1 Q if A '55 fxgg 'MW 25:1 'G' 'Rik 1' U. W.-Li-Jyggppgr-v-., V. 7,,v'- li' It , 4 BERCHIE ALEXANDER She is quiet, shy, But full of fun. She is one who always knows a pun. Girls' A.A. l-2 Glee Club 3-4 IEANETTE ARNOLD leanette's work code Seems to be Do the work industriously. Glee Club 3 Girls' A.A. l-2-3-4 JAMES BLANKENSHIP With drum stick Or with trusty hammer james makes his rhythmic clamor. Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Pi-ivi.i.is BROCKMAN The keys for her Refuse to balk, Phyllis makes pianos talk. Orchestra l-2-3-4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 Debate I-3-4 French Club 3-4 Band 3-4 Dramatic Club 4 National Honor Society 3-4 MARIE CATRON This girl merits A world of praise For her studious and quiet ways. Girls' A.A. l-2-3 Glee Club l-2-3-4 GENE COX The Maroon and Grey Editor in chief- A brilliant scholar, to be brief. Band 2-3 Hi-Y 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 if ,W MARY lANE ANDERSON When she's around There is no lull, Her conversation is never dull. Cheer Leader 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Dramatic Club 4 AILEEN BACON We'd like to give The knowledge pearl To this friendly, winsome girl. Glee Club 4 IAMES BOWERS His rhythmic talent Brings him joy. He's known as being very coy. Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Boxing l-2 Baseball l TOM BURGAN He plays for all that is in it, Plays the game And plays to win it. Football l-2-3-4 HALENE CLONINGER Her interests spread Both near and far, She'll hitch her wagon to a star. Girls' A.A. I-2-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 NANCY COX Though she Appreciates a jest, Her quiet ways mark her besi. Debate l-2 RUTH ANDERSON In our hearts She will stay Typist for the Maroon and Grey. Glee Club 3-4 Library Club 4 MAXINE BALLARD Friendly smile And timid air Limpid eyes and light brown hair. RALPH BRADLEY A dancer who'd be Hard to beat, This boy has rhythm in his feet. Football 3-4 GAY CAMPBELL A girl who always Does her work And one who never tries to shirk. Girl Reserves 4 National Honor Society 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Activity Bookkeeper IASPER COLLIER Without reason, Thought, or rime, He is talking all the time. Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Stage Crew 2 MAIORA CRYDER lf a steno You ever need. Majora's the girl to do the deed. A Youngstown, Ohio, l Girls' A.A. l-2-3 Glee Club 2-3-4 lournal Club 4 MATILDA ARKINS Matilda Arkins has Lovely hair Plus an entrancing, friendly air. Cincinnati, Ohio, l-2 Glee Club 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 1EssiE BEviNs lessie is clever And talkative, too, Backing up both with a high l. Q. Glee Club 2-3-4 WALLACE BRADLEY His model airplanes Are his pleasureg Each one he. will always treasure EVELYN CARTER Her typin keys Go in a wghirlg She surely is a business girl. journal Club 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Girls' A.A. 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Annual Staff 4 MARGARET COLLINS Curly hair, A smile that's gay, Makes Margaret the same each day. Glee Club 3-4 EDNA DODD On the dance floor She has class , She's another swingtime lass . Band l-2-3 Cheer Leader 4 Glee Club 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 lournal Club 4 Pa e ifteen .genioti Pri bfi 53 Ill 66 36' E? Q 15' L, A 'ai X siggb m Nb' 19 sk if! Ula? 'WMS'-E Fnv'MMf EVELYN DUNCAN , She's really swell, Says every friend. We'd bet on her until the end. Harlan, Kentucky, I-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 2 Glee Club I-2 Basketball 2-3 Oudinee Club 4 VIRGINIA GILLEY To wear cute clothes With a stylish air Is nothing to this maiden fair. Girls' A.A. l-2 Girl Reserves 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 VIRGINIA HAWK She's a blonde And pretty girl, Who at typing is a whirl . Girls' A.A. I-2-3 Girl Reserves 2-3-4 Cheer Leader 3 Glee Club 3-4 Band Sponsor 4 KATHLEEN HOUSTON Her pretty face And quiet ways Win everybody's love and praise. BLANCHE JACOBS Blanche shows her Interest through Shorthand and typing, too. I HELEN KETRON 'Though her crowning IGlory is her hair, Helen has qualities oft too rare. Library 2-3 ,French Club 3-4 .Girl Reserves 3-4 E. RUBY EGAN Will we miss her? I guess yes! She's secretary to L. R. S. Girls' A.A. I-2-3 Secretary to Coach 4 Glee Club 3-4 SULTANA HANEY ln sportsmanship She can't be beat. Sultana is an athlete. Girls' A.A. I-2-3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Athletic Award I-2-3 BIRDIE MAE HILTON She works and studies Without a sigh, Quiet, retiring, seemingly shy. Girls' A.A. 2 Glee Club 3-4 I. C. HUGHES Such a studious Chap is he, Some day a president he may be. Orchestra I-2-3-4 Band 2-3-4 journal Club 3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Dramatic Club 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 PAUL IARED Lots of gas And a Tin Lizzie Serve to keep this fellow busy. Band 2-3-4 IUNE KETRON Since she's learned just how it's done, She thinks typing lots of fun. Glee Club 3-4 HOPE FULKERSON All the things She does are drastic! Hope FuIkerson's gone gym- nastic. Girls' A.A. 2-3-4 Library Club I-2-3-4 French Club 3-4 EMMA HARKLEROAD With Emma H. None can compete. She's very shy but very sweet. Glee Club 3-4 MARY ALICE HORD A pleasant voice and Quiet ways Will classify this girl al- ways. Debate Club I Library Club 2 Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 RUTH HURT This combination is Hard to find: A sweet girl with a splen- did mind. Band 2-3-4 Orchestra BERNICE IONES Snow, rain, Or weather fair, Bernice's interest is in the air. Orchestra I-2 Girls' A.A. I-2-3-4 Glee Club 4 EARL KING Tennis is his Favorite sport, He's a fast one on the court. Tennis 2-3-4 HELEN GILBERT Word are slaves For her to wield. Result: A fine debate they yield. Debate Club 2-3-4 French Club 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Correspondence Club 4 OLIVER HAWK The answer to A maiden's prayer, Tall and blond with wavy hair. Football l-2-3-4 Track 2 Glee Club 4 CLARA HOUSTON She's dependable Day and night. Every task she does just right. RUTH ANN HYATT A faithful worker You will find Who loves sports of every kind. Glee Club 2-3-4 Girls' A.A. I-2-3-4 CARL IOYNER A happy-go-lucky Sort of boyg Summer vacations are his joy. Football I-2-3-4 Golf 2-3-4 WANDA LAUDERBACK She's been in high school just one year, But to us she is very dear. Glee Club 4 Page seventeen 9 .glenfoti MQ -sr 'NW NW P43 K 'RJ N Alin- 'S' V3 :R , .9 -in I1 l 4 6 aw-A 'Q' 'S' L LORETTA LEHMAN Although she hasn't Much to say, If you listen it will pay. Library Club l Girls' A.A. 2 Glee Club 3-4 Annual Staff 4 IUANITA LONG Such a domestic Gal is she- A good wife she will some day be. Glee Club 3-4 GlRLlE McDAVlD He plays ball With ease and skill, Gives to baseball fans a thrill. Baseball l-2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Activity Store 2-3 4 EDITH MlLHORN She has talents ln excess, As a steno she'll have suc- cess. French Club 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Secretary to Coach 4 PHYLLIS MINNICH Not much more than Four feet ten, Phyllis certainly gets her men. Debate Club l Glee Club 2-3-4 Girl Reserves 4 National Honor Society 3-4 Library Club l EDNA PAINTER She's the cleverest Girl in school, Without exception to the rule. Debate Club l Glee Club 2-3-4 journal Club 3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 National Honor Society 4 Library Club 4 Cheer Leader 3-4 iff . , ng '. IANE LEWIS Extreme good looks And constant poise Make her a favorite with the boys. Library Club l-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Band Sponsor 3-4 Dramatic Club 4 Annual Staff 4 RUTH LONG With Ruth None can competeg She's very shy, but very sweet. RAY MCKINZIE You will find him First of all On the diamond with the ball. Baseball 2-3-4 SAM MILHORN He likes to work ln shop all day, It is to him not work but play. FERNE MURRAY In a typing room She'Il lurk, Doing stenographic work. Glee Club I-2-3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 PANSY PEACOCK A beautician is Her future. This vocation really suits her. 'lfllwwm EUGENE LINKOUS A lively lad, S0 full of fun, He'll always do what must be done. Track 3-4 ' National Society 3-4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Hi-Y 4 IANE LYONS Because she's full Of pep and vim, jane is very fond of gym. Girls' A.A. l-2-3-4 JEAN McNElL Full of fun And lots of pep, Happy - go - lucky is her rep . Glee Club 2-3-4 Girl Reserves 4 Science Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 ANDRE MILLER He carries news, This paper boy, Whose skating is his biggest i0v- KATHERINE NALL For her humor, poise, And personality plus, Katty will long be known to us. Girl Reserves 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 JACK PECKTAL Perfect escort, Fits the partg Shining star in ballroom art. Band l-2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 CW JAMES LONG To the manual room He's a common sight. Working with wood is his delight. EDGAR MCCRARY His personality Portrays A quiet boy with pleasing ways. MARY MEDEARIS In style parades Mary takes the lead, She is a beauty queen, in- deed. Girl Reserves 3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Dramatic Club 4 Science Club 4 Cheer Leader 3-4 Debate Club 4 RUTH MILLER Ruth is pretty And dresses so neatg Every friend declares she is sweet. BETTY NELMS Though quiet she has A smile for all, A worthy friend for one so small. Glee Club 2-3 Girl Reserves 4 SARA PRICE Sara loves Her violin, Honors she is sure to win. Orchestra I-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Girl Reserves 4 French Club 4 Page nineteen .feniau N G9 2 FWF x VIOLA RANDALL A curve, a circle, And a line- In shorthand Viola is fine. Debate Club I Library Club 2 Girl Reserves 4 Girls' A.A. l-3 Glee Club 4 PHILLIP SHIVELL As a football star And athlete Hippo is hard to beat. Football 3-4 Band l-2 Hi-Y 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 IRENE SPIVEY There are no low marks On her card, Because she always studies hard. ANNIE LAURIE SUMNER In business worlds, It would appear, She contemplates a great career.- ELMIRA TURPIN Shows and reading, Games and sports- She likes amusements of all sorts. Girls' A.A. I-2-3 Glee Club 3-4 PAT RICHARDSON just another Country boy- Smoking pipes is his great l0Y- journal Club 3-4 ED SMALLWOOD This boy is one . Whom we all know As quite a, dashing Romeo. Band I-2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 GENEVA SPROLES It would surely Be one's choice To hear Geneva's carefree voice. Library Club I-2 Girls' A.A. 2-3 MILDRED THOMPSON Health, head, Hand, and heart- ln school work she does her part. Glee Club 3. NED WALKER Ned's adept At shouting Fore! ls there need to tell you more? ' Golf I -2-3-4 SAM YOUNG Basketball hero, Handsome ladg Best companion to be had-. Band I-2-3-4 Tennis 3 Basketball 3-4 Hi-Y 4 Glee Club 4 'llflwwm DON RING Although he may Have others, too, Science is his interest true. Glee Club 4 ISABEL SMITH She's always happy And very gay: In the best of humor every day. Glee Club 2-3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Girl Reserves 4 HARRY STARNES When quarter-back, Harry ls going strong. The avid fans yell loud and long. Football 2-3-4 Track 4 Hi-Y 3-4 MARY THORNTON There is no work She cannot do, And what she does is per- fect, too, journal Club 3-4 French Club 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Band Sponsor 4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Correspondence Club 4 IANE WHITE With winsome face And radiant smile, She keeps us happy all the while. Band I-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 French Club 3-4 M LILLIAN ROACH Seeking scoops and Writing headlines Are a few of Lillian's by- lines. Central High School, Knox- ville, I-2 journal Club 3-4 French Club 3-4 Glee Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 Annual Staff 4 EMERY SPEARS A likeable and Friendly boy: In all his classes he brings joy. Basketball 2-3 Football 2 DOROTHY SULLIVAN You will see her, If you go, Selling tickets at the show. Girls' A.A. I-2 Glee Club 2-3-4 Girl Reserves 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 RUCKER TODD Talk's his food, ' Debate's his drink: He lives on politics, we think. Band I-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 journal Club 4 Dramatic Club 4 Debate Club 3-4 Science Club 4 National Honor Society 3-4 Annual Staff 4 RANDOLPH WILSON On weighty problems Woose must pass As leader of the Senior Class. Band I-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Debate 4 Dramatic Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Page twenl one M L WI,-W MOST ATTRACTlVE Oliver Hawk lane Lewis BEST DRESSED Mary Medearis Ralph Bradley MOST VERSATILE I. C, Hughes Mary Thornton MOST POPULAR Edna Painter Sam Young CLASS PESTS Ed Smallwood Phyllis Minnich Il .Vamp napa Page twenty-fh1'ee Betty Abbott jo Ann Bishop jarnes Chadwell james Abbett Carl Blizzard Marguerite Collins Tocfa Sara Anderson Ralph Blizzard Warren Collins .agxtz K -- -in has-on -- you -Hu The Dorothy Ballard Louise Calhoun jack Cox Charles Baker Marjorie Calhoun King Cox 61444 Of '40 Ferrell Barnes Warren Cannon Cuy Crawford George Bernard Annabelle Carter C. L. Darnley -3 vo- Z Page lwcnty-four 002011060 Willie Nell Daugherty Mark Hargrave Frances i Kefron Margaret Deck Geraldine Hasche Walter Ketron ou .yhafffe .f7em'o'z1 james Duncan Bernice Hawkins Ben Kinkead Paul Duncan lean Herndon Lillian Kinzer Rita Groseclose Blanche Ingraham Rudolph Kiss Arlene Gruber Clara jackson Benny Lane Dorothy Hale Lucille joyce Ira Lane swift Xl WH' .gum Page twenty-five joe Long David McKinney Lynwood Overby Emma Lynch Sara McLain Emily Palmer T0ddy you Martha Maples lean Minnich Marion Palmer Mary Maples Martha Moats Estelle Penn 'ce The gfau '40 Luther Martin Robert Moss Mary Lou Pierce Claudia McConnell Eugene Neeley Jewell Price Evangeline McConnell Margaret Neeley Laura Mae Price ,gr fin IWW .K rl :N Page fuien ty-six OIHOTTOW Susan Pridemore Vera Ruth Rule Nancy Lee Slaughter Mara Purcell Mae Runion Annie Lee Spears ou fhaff fe .geniou Ernestine Pyle Dorothy Schism Katherine Syrad john Pyle Frankie Schrader Thelma Todd Margaret Riddle Mary Shouse Audrey Taylor Sue Rhoten Pauline Showalter Sybil Taylor Siam R. B, Robinson Elizabeth Shuey Lillian Von Bramer Page twenty-seven 7'0f7l0'l'COW' T. A. Williams . Paul Duncan .. Katherine Syrad Susan Pridemore Miss Carson . .. Marjorie Walker Barbara White ou fe .Yeniou Clyde Wampler Zella Whitaker . . . . . .President . . . .Vice President . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . , .Sponsor Mary Webster T. A. Williams l l - l i Page twenty-eight H'P'W Y 'TT' N 'i w Q? i l . uniot I Harold Morley ...,.. President Carl Cole ......... Sec.-Treas. H. C. Dickson. . .Vice President Miss Massengill .. ...Sponsor Bottom Row: Katherine Davis, Beatrice Cook, Virginia Burke, Ruth Herron, Nora Roakes, Louise Daniels, Evangeline Showalter, Helen Addington, jeannette McQuarry, Mary Anna Smith, Mae Cody. Second Row: Sarah Pyle, Gracie Dingus, Wanda Simmerman, Margaret Lawson, Vir- ginia Aggett, Cecil Taylor, Betty McAuliffe, Eleanor jane Cusick, Mildred Lady, Doris Sum- ner, Eleanor Robinette. Third Row: Thomas L. Peters, jasper Frank Sentelle, Matt Carmack, Cecil Smith, Carl Pyle, Lawrence Thayer, Harold Cross, Carl Cole, George Belk Peters, W. L. Calvin, Dewey Fugate. Fourth Row: Carroll Fine, Steve Carroll, Denver Crawford, Paul Wheeler, Merton Mc- Corkle, Everett Crawford, Merle Parker, Lonzo Barrett, Kenner Lyons, Raymond Moseley, Howard Rowland. Page twenty-nine Page thirty .YOIQAOIIIOTZ Bert jacobs . ..... President jack Mayo ..... ...Secretary Nick Patton .... Vice President Helen Fulkerson .... Treasurer Miss Cridlin. . . . . .Sponsor First Row: Martha j. French, Alex Armstrong, Bobby jack White, Dariel White, Louise Bradley, jean Pyle, june Bridwell, Charlyne King, Margaret Throp, joan Wingert, jacqueline Gilmer, Lela johnson, Karl Ketron. Second Row: Bill jones, james Caton, Genevieve Collins, Hannah Starnes, Vera Grigsby, Doreen Eachus, Virginia Rutledge, Edith Waters, Leona Pearson, Georgia Cornett, Louise Brake, Ruth Von Bramer. Third Row: Robert Cassidy, john Banner, Nina Lee Spivey, Lily Grizzard, Eugenia Sis- tare, Helen Fulkerson, Marian Swann, Hettie Moats, june Lyons, Grace Bailey, Frank Steven- son, j. E. Hutton. Fourth Row: Bert jacobs, Frances Blessing, Beatrice Blizzard, Lois joyce, Mary Ketron, lrene Hilton, Gaynelle Whitaker, Charles Neeley, Betty Nell Poteat, Bill Williams, Spears Vavalides, Fifth Row: Robert johnson, Leon Wiles, Mary Bernard, Evelyn Kilgore, Gertrude Cifers, Vesta Quillen, Mary Foster, Mary White, Yolanda johnson, Ruth Hutfaker, Bill Garland Hugh Rule, james Hall, Nick Patton. Sixth Row: D. A. Pyle, Bruce Brawley, Homer Hensley, George Earls, joan Meade Margarette Peppers, Dot Duncan, Shelton Biles. Seventh Row: Charles Armstrong, Eisten Neuffer, E. T. Shipley, Maurice Williams, junior Whitaker, jack Mayo, Neal Gilliam, james Deatheridge, Malcolm Oswald, julius Mar- tin, Charley Powell. YOIQAOINOTQ K Kelly Duncan ....... President William Camper ...Sec.-Treas. S. G. Clark ..... Vice President Miss Fore ...... ...Sponsor First Row: Audrey Dykes, Doris Lemly, Anna Mary Good, Velma Lee Coats, Eva Mae Curtis, Allie Lynn Cox, Nancy Platt, Virginia Hardin, Ruth Doggett, Sarah jane Hyatt, Vir- ginia Thomas, Margaret Turpin, Mary Ellen Bradley, Margaret Penn, jane Kinkead, Margaret Campbell. Second Row: Milburn Brooks, Nell Leonard, Dorothy Hutton, Vennie Shetterly, Gene- vieve Flincher, Glenna Terry, Floy Williams, Ruth Carter, joan Cox, Mary Louise Routh, joyce Hammock, Wanda Hawk, Bernice English, Millicent Knierim, Mary Davis, H. C. Clark. Third Row: Tom Shipley, Ray Robinette, Dorothy Huber, Betty Sue Looney, Pauline Mosely, Thelma Light, Mary Ruth Depew, Helen Miller, lola Nichols, Ralph Hopper, james jordan, Billy Denton, Ray Baker, Donald Maxwell. Fourth Row: Robert Gilbert, Harry Cannoy, jack Collins, Coy Chambers, S. G. Clark, junior Tranbarger, Grover Collins, Kelly Duncan, William Camper, Raymond Leonard, Otis Franklin, jack Ladd, Woody Cloud. W X LWREH' Page thirty-one Page thirty-two 77Z21A0ldh jim Watkins .. ..President Virginia Neal .... Vice President Oneda Brown .. .... Secretary jack Crawford ...... Treasurer Miss Reynolds .... .... S ponsor First Row: Bonnie jean Cannon, Virginia Cannoy, Loreen Glover, Ruby Roller, Beatrice Parks, Thelma Hilton, Mildred Spangle, Evelyn Fleener, jonnie Lou Dickson, joy Wiles, Edna Ruth King, Karolyn Moulton, Oneda Brown, Doris Lee Brewer, Fay Hurd, Norman Early, junior Simpson, Max Neidigh, Andrew McKinney. Second Row: Mary Elizabeth judd, Wanda Weatherly, Ruth Frazier, jewell Dean Webb, lnez Stone, Pearl Syrad, Sara Huffaker, Angella Brown, Martha Lee Corns, jean Not- gwgham, Helen Bridwell, Reba Sproles, Allie Dean Moyer, Rosalie Ratlif, Edith jordan, Harold rooks. Third Row: Dorothy McCrary, Virginia Slaughter, Mildred Phipps, Mildred Privette, Mary Virginia Bell, Pauline Taylor, Nell McConnell, Edith Parker, Lorrena Billington, Betty Gregg, Vivian Daniel, Helen O'Toole, Virginia jones, juanita Rayfield, Valda Stone, john Gamble, Glenn Darnell. Fourth Row: Wanda Fulkerson, Frances Price, Thelma Figgins, Gussie Lee Barrett, Ruby Markham, Billie joe Muncy, Cecil Anderson, Imogene Cox, Cora Bell, Cora Robins, Mary Ann Price, Virginia Neal, Nancy Pierce, Bill Todd, john I. Cox. Fifth Row: julian Hendricks, junior Hendricks, Lowell Anderson, Eugene Palmer, Kel- sey Henard, Bill M. King, junior Ferree, Darius Eaton, Frank jones, Taylor jacobs, Sam Powell, Kenneth jones, Hagen Bright, Robert Cross, George Beals, Ralph Deck, Roy Hardin. Sixth Row: Haden Mills, Robert Owens, julian Rayfield, Ray Thomas, Bill King, Louis jenky, Klyne Lauderback, Ancel Carmack, Otis Franklin, james Smith, Sam jones, Douglas Falin, Elmer Minton, Lyons Westmorland, Billy Harkins, Maynard Taylor. Seventh Row: jim Brockman, David King, Ned Brown, james Rogers, jim Watkins, Paul Pickens, George McGuire, Kenneth Flincher, Tom Carter, Lawrence Mitchell, junior Shaffer, Amy Steadman, Billy Brown, jack Crawford. Tzeahman First Row: Helen Roaks, Ruth Ladd, Shirley Caton, Pauline Bullion, Anne Cole, Sham- rock Ramey. Caroline Abbett, Francis Smith, juanita Smith, janie Beals, Elizabeth Barnes, Aleen Morris, Patsy Parker, Bobby Musick. , Second Row: Edith Whitaker, Margery Carroll, Betty Showalter, Elizabeth Vavalides, Madge Anderson, Imogene Mitchell, Ruth Harris, Helen Mayo, Carol Clark, Irene Welch, Mary Frances Akard, Elsie Lemly, Ruth Anderson, Fred Donaldson. Third Row: Alma Eutsler, Yvonne Nelson, Virginia Phillips, Mary Sue Groseclose, Cuma Dykes, Ed Qualls, j. D. Lemmons, Howard Collins, William Houser, Earl Price, Douglas Row- land, Delbert Lane, Billy Musick, junior Musick. Fourth Row: Mary Graves, W. C. Lady, june Moffit, Mary Carter, Ruth Davis, Mildred Terry, Clara Dodd, William Smith, Ray Smith, Elmo Nelson, Roby Myers, joe Black, Kenneth Hulton, jack Horton. Fifth Row: Billy Hagy, George Bennett, Walter Purdy, Charles McNeil, C. E. Roberts. Ill E Page flL1'rfy-three lugf' flzirly-fr Mu of Eau Q 'f'I Top Row: Coach Rich, Salley, I. Duncan, Carter, D. Crawford, Whitaker, Cifers, C Crawford, Ketron, Bradley, Hawk, Burgan, Corns, Roberts, Coach Rohrdanz. Middle Row: Bell, Cowden, Dickson, Rowland, Depew, Morley, Starnes, Asque, Berf nard, Shivell, Chadwell, K. Duncan. Bottom Row: Shatter, Ioyner, G. Peters, Earles, Ladd, Page, Reynolds, Overby. 7-ootfaff 56014 Kingsport YH64 Rogersville .. ,, O Kingsport , Kingsport , Kingsport , , , Kingsport , Kingsport , ,, , Kingsport ,, Kingsport , ,, Kingsport , , , ,. Kingsport , ,, , K i ngsport Kingsport , Kingsport' , I rigw flzirfy-si.r Peoria, Ill.. ,,, Pennington Cap Chattanooga ,, , lacksonville , Morristown -, johnson City,, Erwin ,,, , ,, Bristol -- Elizabethton , Knoxville , Chattanooga , Elizabethton , fgeiume of g'u'aG zon feaion The Indians opened their season with a 64-O victory over Rogersvilleg the following week they won 26-O over Manual High School of Peoria, Illinois, the first northern team ever played by Kingsport. Pennington Cap fell 75-O. Chattanooga Central proved too hard a nut to crack, the final score being O-O. On a journey to Florida, Landon High of lack- sonville was scalped to the tune of 46-O. The first four conference games were won with ease, but a hard fought battle with Elizabethton resulted in a scoreless deadlock. In the last regular scheduled game the Knoxville Trojans received their worst defeat in years when Kingsport tomahawked them 29-6 at Knoxville. ln the first round of the state play-off Chattanooga was defeated l3-l2 in the last two minutes of play. This was undoubtedly the most thrilling game ever played in Kings- port. Five days later, worn out by too much football and hampered by injuries to key play- ers, Kingsport lost O-39 to Elizabethton. Over the four-year period of Coach Lyle Rich's tutelage Kingsport had won 43 games. lost 4, and tied 2, a remarkable record under any circumstances, especially so considering the opponents the Indians have faced. They have never lost an intersectional game, even though they have played such teams as jacksonville, Florida, and Peoria, Illinois. Although Hawk, Burgan, Bradley, Starnes, and Shivell will be lost through graduation, prospects are bright for a winning team next year. The i939 team placed Cifers, Hawk, and Burgan on the all-conference team, The same trio made the All-East Tennessee, Hawk and Cifers made the All-State with Cifers as captain-elect. Cifers and Hawk made the All-Southern and the All-Mid-South. Cifers set a new national scoring record of 222 points, breaking the former record of Zll points. Front Row: Armstrong, Smith, Mitchell, Cannon, Overby, j Crawford Biles john son, Brown. Back Row: Mayo, Richardson, Ketron, Chambers, Reynolds, Ladd MCC-uire Hutchins G. Peters. Page thirty-eight ' Coach: Paul Elliott. Tiny -HB0 72yAt 7-01 5' Kingsport .. . Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport .. . Kingsport .. . Kingsport Kingsport .. . Kingsport .. . Kingsport Kingsport .. . SCHEDULE 6 Cate City . . l 9 Elizabethton O Bristol .. . . . l9 Erwin . 6 Appalachia . O Rogersville . 19 johnson City O Erwin .. . . . O johnson City 6 Cate City . . .gglldd 'round Tie ahafetlaatl Front Row: Caton, Page, D. Rowland, lr. Hendricks, l. Hendricks, Linkous, Maxwell, SCHEDULE March 25 .... ..... ....... T . M. l. March 3l . . . . .Chattanooga City April l . . . . . .Baylor Relays lChattanoogal April 5 . . . . . .Morristown April I5 ...U. T. Relays lKnoxvillel April 22 . .. . . .Tech. High lAtlantal Apr'l 29 , ,, . . .Asheville May 6 . . . . . .Regional lKnoxvillel May I3 , ,. . . .State lMemphisl May 20 , , , . . .Big Six llohnson Cityl May 27 ....................... -.----- A . A. U. lAtlantal Kingsport has always had an outstanding track team. Since the forma- tion of 'the Big Six Conference, ten years ago, Kingsport has won the con- ference championship nine times and has placed second once. The Indians hold seven of the fourteen Big Six records in addition to three State records. RESULTS FOR i938 Kingsport 80 Elizabethton .... 33 Kingsport ... . . .60 Morristown . . . . . . . .6l Kingsport 58 U2 Chattanooga City . 63 U2 . Tech. High, Atlanta. .63 K'ngSp0't 38 V3 johnson cify . ......... 49 213 lst in Big Six Meet 2nd in Regional Meet 4th in State Meet D. Crawford. Middle Row: Biles, Collins, johnson, Moody, Rule, Bright, T. Peters, Brawley, Whit- aker, Camper, Davis. Back Row: Clark, E. Crawford, Mitchell, C. Rowland, Williams, Carter, Cifers, Hick- man, Salley, Barrett, Coach Rich. H N Q Zafkefdall 0,5 '39 Top Row: Coach Sprankle, C. Crawford, Cifers, Barrett, D. Crawford, G. Peters, E Crawford, Coach Rhordanz. Bottom Row: McKinney, Young, Capt. Pecktal, Elizabeth Shuey isponsori, T. Peters Cole, Duncan. Page forty Big 6 Champs Runner Up 16th District Eliminated in first round of Regional Tourney Won ZO Lost I3 Percentage .606 l 5 ifeaumk The basketball team had a very successful season, winning twenty games and losing thirteen. The Indians won the Big Six Championship, were runners up in the district tournament, but were eliminated in the first round of the East Tennessee tournament. While on its annual trip to Florida, the team visited Havana, Cuba, and played two games there. Although both games in Cuba were lost, all of the games in Florida were won. Upon completion of the southern tour, conference competition was resumed. Games were lost to johnson City and Erwin, but Kingsport de- feated Bristol by eleven points in the game that decided the championship. In the final round of the district tournament Elizabethton won 44-42 in an overtime period. Cifers and Guy Crawford made the All-Conference Teamg the same two together with Young made the All-Tournament Team. Crawford was the leading scorer in the conference and set a new school record of 440 points. SCHEDULE Kingsport . . .... Pound, Va. ...... . . . Kingsport Ciate City, Va. ..... . Kingsport Watauga Academy . . . Kingsport EllZalJel'l'1l'Or1 ....... Kingsport jacksonville, Fla. .... . Kingsport Vedadi-Havana, Cuba .. Kingsport Havana University, Cuba .... Kingspgrt Homestead, Fla. ..... . Kingsport Redlands, Fla. . . . . . Kingsport' lVllaI'Y1l, Fla. lCl'l'y Kingsport jacksonville, Fla. .. . . . . Kingsport Chattanooga lCentrall . Kingsport Bradley ............. Kingsport Elizabethton . ....... . Kingsport Knoxville .... Kingsport Erwin ......... Kingsport Gate City, Va. .. . Kingsport Chattanooga . .... . Kingsport Asheville, N. C. .. Kingsport Bradley . ...... . Kingsport Bristol ......... Kingsport johnson City .. .. Kingsport Knoxville . . .. . . . Kingsport Morristown Kingsport Erwin ...... Kingsport Morristown Kingsport johnson City .. . . Kingsport Bristol ....... KiI'IgSp0I'f Church Hill ... ... . . Kingsport Bristol . ....... . Kingsport Mountain City ...... Kl 'SSP0 f Elizabethton ............. K 85P0 f Chattanooga ilCentrall .. . . . Page forty-one Ir ig: Top Row: T. Peters, Deatherage, Leonard, Thayer, Carter, Watkins Mitchell Bottom Row: Coach Rhordanz, Neuffer, Hargrave, Hennard, Caton Baker Stephen son, Neidigh. Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport N2 26171 SCHEDULE 24 Faculty .... Zl Elizabethton 35 Cate City .. 25 Erwin ..... l5 Cate City .. 26 Sullivan . .. . . . . . .37 Elizabethton ...34 Bristol..... 27 johnson City ...26 Erwin..... 30 johnson City 23 Bristol .. 20 Sullivan ... ,--1-v Tommy Peters Bill jones Robert Cross Not pictured Lawrence Thomas, Robert Cassidy, Coach Elliott. April 22 April 29 May 6 May i3 May 20 Kingsport . . . Kingsport . . . Kingsport . . . Kingsport . . . Kingsport . . . Kingsport . . . pivot pifyeu SCH EDU LE ....johnsonCity RESULTS FOR I938 .. . . .Bristol Elizabethton . . . . .Erwin .Morristown ...l8 Erwin ..... . , O 8l,f2 Morristown . 9lf2 9lf2 Asheville . 8lf2 ...l5 Bristol . 3 ....l8 Elizabethton .. O ....l8 johnson City . O Second in State Tournament Second in Southern interscholastic Tournament Page forty-three slr, . Page f orty-four Front Row: Baker, Carroll, Hargrave, Quillen, Banner, Todd, Thayer. Back Row: McNeil, Sentell, Martin, Fine, Garland, Williams, Coach johnson. March 31 April I2 April l4 April l5 April I9 April 28 May 5 May l7 kaciueteeu SCHEDULE ......... ...U.T.H u... 58 ........ . .Rogersville . . .Bristol . . . . . .Erwin h School Day johnson City . . . Knoxville . . .Elizabethton . Morristown fG'nj1,ao'zt Tom Loy: Front Row: Loraine Clover, Fay Hurt, Helen Roakes, june jackson, Wanda Weatherly. Back Row: Wanda Fulkerson, Ruth Frazier, Nell McConnell, Helen Mayo, Frances Smith. Front Row: Rita Croseclose, Mary Maples, Thelma Todd, Erma jones, Mae Cody. Back Row: Audrey Taylor, Sara Anderson, jewell Price, Virginia Morrow. .6 asm, . ,ff AQ N' me Front Row: Eva Mae Curtis, Velma Lee Coats, Sara jane Hyatt, Dariel White, Louise Brawley, Grace Bailey. Back Row: Margaret F o y e r, Helen Miller, Gertrude Citers, Vesta Quillen, Thelma Light, Evelyn Kil- gore. jane Lyons, Bernice Light, Sul- tana Haney, Ruth Ann Hyatt, Kath- erine Syracl, Susan Pridemore. IQ. . 'future 'iglofafouti SCHEDULE FOR i939 March 24 Kingsport .. .................... Rogersville March 28 Kingsport .............. .... S ullivan March 29 Kingsport ... . .Rogersville April 4 Kingsport ... ...... Erwin April 5 Kingsport . . . .... Sullivan April l2 Kingsport . . . .Rogersville April l4 Kingsport . . . . .johnson City April l7 Kingsport . . . .Rogersville April Zl Kingsport ... ...... Erwin April 22 Kingsport . .. .... Bradley April 24 Kingsport . . . .... Sullivan April 25 Kingsport . . . . .Asheville May 4 Kingsport . . .... Sullivan May 8 Kingsport . . . Youngs High May I2 Kingsport . . . johnson City May i5 Kingsport ............... .... Y oungs High May I9 Kingsport .................... Elizabethton RESULTS OF i938 Kingsport . . . .... 5 Rogersville . Kingsport .. .... 20 Rogersville . Kingsport . . . . O Elizabethton Kingsport . . . . Elizabethton Kingsport . . . . johnson City Kingsport ... .. Erwin ..... Kingsport . . . . . . johnson City Kingsport ... ... Erwin ..... Kingsport . . . . . Youngs High Kingsport . . . . Bradley . . . . Kingsport . , . ...... . . Youngs High Kingsport ................ Rogersville . Won 6 Lost 6 Standing: Smallwcod, Crawford, McKenzie, R. Duncan, P. Duncan, Blizzard, jordan, Tranbarger. Kneeling: Cole, Dickson, Mayo, lVlcDavid, M. Duncan, Ketron. Coach: Leroy Sprankle. Percentage .SOO A ,al 7-laik., Me IEW! l. G. Hughes ........ President Mary Thornton . . .. .Secretary Edna Painter .... Vice President Lillian Roach .. . . . .Treasurer Miss Ramer . . . . . .Sponsor The journal Club has as its purpose the development of the journalistic talents of its members and the furthering of interest in school news and activities. The Highlights, a resume of school events, is published weekly in the Kingsport Times. Items of this year's club work that have been interesting and helpful to the members have been the exchanging copies of the school paper with those of other high schools and the visiting of the Kingsport Times where the students learned the process of publishing the Highlights. Top Row: Rucker Todd, Nick Patton, I. G. Hughes, Charles Baker, Marjorie Walker, Pat Richardson, Mary Thornton, Ray Davis. Bottom Row: Mara Purcell, Dorothy Hale, Edna Painter, Edna Dodd, Lillian Roach, Evelyn Carter, Majora Cryder, Katherine Syrad, Helen Gilbert. Waticnaf aqonot .gociety Mary Thornton ...... President Gay Campbell . . . . . .Secretary Eugene Linkous. .Vice President Randolph Wilson .... Treasurer Miss Butler . . . . .Sponsor Charter No. 921 was given to the Kingsport Chapter of the National Honor Society in l929. There were eleven charter members. The faculty chooses the members from the upper half of the junior class, according to scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This organization has grown until now, in its tenth year, to have sixteen members. Top Row: Randolph Wilson, Francis Kelly, Gene Cox, Phillip Shivell. Middle Row: Rucker Todd, 1. G. Hughes, Ferne Murray, Eugene Linkous, Helen Gil- bert, Mary Thornton. Bottom Row: Edna Painter, Gay Campbell, Dorothy Sullivan, Phyllis Brockman, Isabel Smith, Phyllis Minnich. V Page forty eight UA 7'!L'7N4l I-fdlff ld!-'77 5 Q V7 ' R Page forty-11,1'n,c Page fifty End S. T. Witt . .. ......... Director Ed Smallwood ...... .... H ead Drum Major john Malcolm Moore . . . . . .Mascot Kingsport High School has always had an outstanding band. This year the band rose to new heights by winning first place in the East Tennessee Contest at johnson City. Eighty musicians, composing the largest band in the history of the school, have made many successful appearances during the past season. Brilliant public performances were given at the football games, concerts, and parades for civic activities. Ozcleitta Director: S. T. Witt Zyrimba: Reeds: Violins: Virginia Agett Randolph Wilson j. C-. Hughes Bobby jack White Virginia Neal Charles Showalter joan Bishop Marion Palmer Sara Price Doris Lemley Louise Brawley Piano: Drums: Accordion: Brass: Phyllis Brockman james Blankenship Dorothy Hale Rucker Todd Robert Moss lane White Dan Zoerb F' DZZZL 9.7 F77 N5 F 59 99 xx lk SE SQ Page' fiffy-om' Page ' fifty-two N. .geniot Qt! keietvei Edna Painter . . .. .... President jane Lewis .. . . . . .Secretary Mary Thornton . .Vice President Dorothy Sullivan ..... Treasurer Miss Reynolds . . . . .Sponsor Two outstanding features of the Senior Girl Reserves this year were the Christmas project and the Mountain Valley Conference. Through the cooperation of the entire club two families were made happy at Christmas with presents of food, toys, and clothing. The conference, which was at- tended by more than 75 delegates from Kentucky and East Tennessee, was held in Kingsport on March l8 and l9. The inspiration drawn from this conference will help the club to do better work in the future. Top Row: Edna Dodd, Barbara White, Dorothy Sullivan, Susan Pridemore, Pauline Showalter, Mary Alice Hord, Sara Price, Viola Randall. Middle Row: Mary Thornton, jane Lewis, Helen Ketron, Mary Medearis, Lillian Roach, Virginia Gilley, Ann Showalter, Evelyn Carter, Ferne Murray. Bottom Row: Katty Nall, Betty Nelms, Louise Terry, Phyllis Minnich, jean Minnich, Edna Painter, Estell Penn, Matilda Arkin, Lillian Von Bramer, uniot Qt! peietvei Margaret Throp . ..... President Daureen Eachus ..... Secretary Lily Grizzard .Vice President Anna Mary Good .... Treasurer Miss Carson ........ Sponsor This club was organized early this year by Miss Clara Carson. The membership has exceeded that of any other club in high school, being open to any girl interested in Girl Reserve work and in raising the Christian ideals of the school. Although it is a newly organized society, the girls have made remark- able progress. They entertained their mothers with a tea and they also sponsored a rummage sale, one of the newest methods employed by a high school club for raising money. The junior Girl Reserves were invited guests to the Senior Girl Reserves' Conference, and participated in making it a successful one. First Row: Pauline Taylor, joy Wiles, Margaret Throp, Sarah jane Hyatt, Anna Mary Good, Louise Brake, Virginia Hardin, jane Shivell, Charlyne King, Ruth Doggett, jean Pyle. Second Row: Aleen Morris, Daureen Eachus, Shirley Caton, Lily Grizzard, Mary White, Wanda.Weatherly, Louise Brawley, Dariel White, june Lyons, Gussie Lee Barrett, Thelma Feagins. Third Row: Frances Blessing, Virginia Thomas, jackie Gilmer, Martha Lee Corns, Carol june Clark, Eva Mae Curtis, Doris Lemly, Grace Bailey, Betty Sue Looney, jewell Dean Webb, Dorothy Heuber. Fourth Row: Millicent Knierim, jane Kinkead, Ruth Von Bramer, Valda Stone, Patsy Parker, Mary Louise Ruth, joyce Hammock, Edna Ruth King, Ruth Huffaker. Fifth Row: joan Mead, Martha jane French, Allie Lynn Cox, Margaret Penn, Nancy Platt, joan Wingert, Lois joyce, Charles Neeley, Betty Poteat. u nun lun K ,, .,,.b , W-....,,,. J. , Yq! Page fiffy-fllreff 91 7? u4z'zHe'z.4 First Row: jean Minnich, Edna Painter, Estelle Penn, Ruth Herron, Nora Roakes, Helen Addington, Matilda Arkin, joan Bishop, Nancy Lee Slaughter, Martha Maples, Benny Lane, Willie Nell Daugherty, Phyllis Minnich, Miss Bower. Second Row: Margaret Lawson, Lillian Roach, Virginia Gilley, Ann Showalter, Doris Sumners, Emily Palmer, Mara Purcell, Vera Ruth Rule, Virginia Morrow, Bernie Light, Thelma Todd, jessie Bevins. Third Row: Louise Terry, Edna Dodd, Pauline Showalter, Blanch lngraham, Loretta Lehman, jean Herndon, Margaret Quales, Marie Catron, Margaret Neeley, Mary Webster, Betty Abbott, Margaret Deck. Fourth Row: Mary Medearis Majora Cryder, Mary Alice Hord, Sara Price, Viola Ran- dall, Evelyn Carter, Ferne Murray, Helen Gilbert, Magaret Riddle, Phyllis Brockman, Mary Maples, Geneva Sproles, Ruth Anderson. Fifth Row: Barbara White, jane Lewis, Mary Thornton, Katty Nall, Sara Betty McAuliffe, Eleanor jane Cusick, Wanda Simmerman, Sarah Anderson, Erma jones, Zella Whitaker, Sarah Pyle, Birdie Mae Hilton. jane McLain, Sixth Row: Dorothy Sullivan, Ruth Ann Hyatt, jane Lyons, Sultana Haney, Arlene Gruber, Mable Smith, Gertrude Lyons, Mildred Pickins, jean Leamon, Wanda Lauderback. Emma Lynch, Aleen Bacon, First Row: Doris Lee Brewer, Pauline Taylor, joy Wiles, Mary Ellen Bradley, Martha jane French, Louis Brally, Millicent Kinerim, Charlyne King, Sara jane Hyatt, Allie Lynn Cox, Margaret Penn, Ruth Von Bramer, joyce Hammock, Miss Bower. Second Row: Elaine Gruber, jewell Dean Webb, Margaret Kiss, Helen Grimm. Frances Blessing, Floy Williams, Georgia Fleenor, june Lyons, Betty Poteat, Charles Neeley, Anna Mary Good, Mary Ann Price, Elizabeth Barnes, Virginia Morrow, jane Shivell. Third Row: Edith Parker, Rosalie Ratlif, Mildred Phillips, Imogene Cox, Yolanda john- son, Velma Coats, Grace Bailey, Mary Ketron, Edith Waters, Aleen Morris, Shirley Caton, Betty jo Showalter, janie Beals, Valda Stone. Fourth Row: Mary Elizabeth judd, Virginia Cannoy, Thelma Light, Glenna Terry, Lillie Bell Grizzard, Daureen Eachus, Martha Lee Corns, Cora Robbins, Imogene Mitchel, Madge An- derson, Helen Roakes, Pauline Bullion, Elizabeth Vavaides, Dorothy Huber, Leona Pierson. Fifth Row: Edith Harper, Vesta Quillen, Margaret Fogle, Louise Brake, Ruth Doggett, Helen O'Toole, Carol june Clark, jackie Gilmer, Lela johnson, Margaret Campbell, joan Cox, Gussie Lee Barrett, Thelma Feagins, Mildred Terry, Clara Dodd. Sixth Row: Hetty Moats, Gertrude Cifers, Evelyn Kilgore, Patsy Parker, Irene Welsh, Edith Whitaker, Cecil Anderson, Helen Mayo, Nancy Pierce, Carolyn Moulton, Evelyn Flee- nor, Edna Ruth King, Pearl Syrad, lola Nicholas. First Row: Matt Carmack, Walter Ketron, Lawrence -Page, Lawrence Thayer, Paul Wheeler, George Peters, Andrew McKinney, Mark Hargrave, Tommy Peters, j. C. Phillips, Cecil Smith, james Abbett. Second Row: Leon Wiles, Carl Ketron, Milburn Brooks, S. G. Clark, Eugene Palmer, Bill King, Eugene Linkous, Kenneth Fincher, Ralph Blizzard, Carl Blizzard, Klyn Lauder- back, Paul Pickens. Third Row: Grover Collins, Francis Logwood, jack Cox, Ray Baker, Steve Carroll, Carl Cole, D. A. Pyle, Don Ring, Gene Cox, john Laughlin, King Cox. Fourth Row: jim Brockman, Raymond Mosely, Charles Baker, T. A. Williams, David King, C. E. Roberts, Ed Smallwood, Robert Gilbert. Fifth Row: joan Cox, joyce Hammock, Wanda Simmerman, Miss Bower. Page fifty-five Page fifty-six HQ -gtyue pofitefy Rucker Todd .. ...President Lillian Von Bramer .... V. Pres. Helen Gilbert ...... Sec.-Treas. Mr. Harris ........... Sponsor During the past year the Debate Club has been more active than ever before. With the organization of the Interstate Forensic League, the club has been able to add to its activities as a member of the National Forensic League. As in past years, the Kingsport debaters will take part in the tourna- ment held by the Tennessee lnterscholastic Literary League at johnson City. Under the leadership of Mr. Harris the club has attempted to broaden its scope and contacts to such a degree that a larger part of the students in Dobyns-Bennett will be participating in forensic activities. Top Row: Randolph Wilson, Ross Robinson, Phyllis Brockman, james Brockman, Middle Row: Rucker Todd, Virginia Neal, Helen Gilbert, Geraldine Hasche, Mr. Albert E. Harris. Bottom Row: Benny Lane, Mary Anna Smith, Mildred Lady, Lillian Von Bramer, Bill Todd. fe 621612 Tzancaia Arlene Gruber .. . . . .President Helen Gilbert . . . . .Sec.-Treas. Phyllis Brockman . ..... V. Pres. Miss Cridlin .... ...Sponsor Le Cercle Francais, since it was organized, has been active in further- ing the interest in French courses. Two meetings are held each month-one, a night meeting at the home of a member, and the other, an afternoon meeting, at school. An accom- plishment of the Le Cercle Francais during the past year was the organiza- tion of a foreign correspondence club. Top Row: Lillian Roach, Mary Thornton, Charles Baker, Elaine Gruber, lane White, lean Herndon. Bottom Row: Sara Price, Helen Gilbert, Arlene Gruber, Phyllis Brockman, Lily Griz- zard, Hope Fulkerson, Helen Ketron, Dorothy Hale. F? + ,1 Top Row: 1. G. Hughes, john Laughlin, Paul Wheeler, Rucker Todd, Randolph Wilson The Stooge, King Cox. Bottom Row: lane Lewis, Phyllis Brockman, Elizabeth Shuey, lean McNeil, Lillian Von Bramer, Miss Nancy C. Wylie. Page fifty-eight am--H- Tauri j. C. Hughes . . . . .President john Laughlin . . . . . .Secretary john Laughlin . . . . .Treasurer Miss Wylie . . . . .Sponsor we Mary lane Anderson lane Lewis Phyllis Brockman King Cox Randolph Wilson Miss Wylie Mary Nledearis p'zamatz'c flat: The purpose of the Dramatic Club has been to develop the dramatic talents of its members. This has been accomplished by presentations of both comedies and tragedies. The following plays were presented during the year: Passing the Tur- key , Efficiency Expert , While We Sleep , Double Tribute , and Dra- matic lmpersonations . Much emphasis had been placed on the direction of plays by students. All of those mentioned above, with the exception of one, were directed by students. An outstanding event for club members this year was a trip to Knox- ville to see Ethel Barrymore in a presentation of White Oaks by Mazo de la Roche. Page fifty-11 ine Page sixty First Row: lane Lewis, Virginia Thomas, Audrey Taylor, Ciaynell Whitaker, Dariel White, Marian Swann, Audrey Dykes, Virginia Putman. Second Row: Martha lane French, Iohnnie Lou Dickson, Dorothy Hale, Hope Fulkerson, Lela johnson. Third Row: Elizabeth Bailey, Charles Neeley, Louise Calhoun, Arleen Gruber, Ruth Anderson, Cecil Taylor, Miss Fry. ,filtaty The Library Club is one of the newest social organizations in Dobyns- Bennett. It was organized September 20, l938, with Miss Eloise Fry as the sponsor. The main purpose of the club is to perform more efficient li- brary service. On the first Tuesday of each month a meeting is held at which all members are tree to voice any complaints or new trouble arising in magazine or library work. The club now has a membership of 22 girls, 20 of whom are working for service K's. Arlene Gruber . . . . .President Miss Fry . . . . .Sponsor -gn -gnnuaf affair Activities: Loretta Lehman Lillian Roach Typists: Ruth Anderson Evelyn Carter Editors: Circulation: Gene Cox Eugene Linkous Mary Thornton Edna Painter jane Lewis Business Managers: Photographers: Phillip Shivell Ned Brown Randolph Wilson lim Brockman Rucker Todd Sponsor: P. R. Elliott S yxbltlll- M01 5 x Q U, 4 .. 1938-39 -Wssocinw Page sixty-one Page sixty-two 64'-9 j. C-. Hughes .... . . .President jack Pecktal . . . . .Sec.-Treas. Randolph Wilson ..... V, Pres. Mr. Counce .. ...Sponsor The purpose of the Hi-Y is To create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character . This year, in order to enable its members to carry out this purpose in a better manner, a series of talks, supplemented by group discussions, have been given by various business and professional men of the city. ln November fifteen boys were elected into the club, and for the first time there was no informal initiation since the members felt that such an initiation was not in spirit with the ideals of the Hi-Y. Top Row: Ross Robinson, james Duncan, King Cox, Gene Cox, Luther Martin. Middle Row: jack Cox, Warren Collins, Moscoe Duncan, Eugene Linkous, C-uy Craw- ford, Bayard Carroll. Bottom Row: Phillip Shivell, jack Pecktal, j. C. Hughes, Girlie McDavid, Paul Duncan, Sam Young, Randolph Wilson. .fcience QM6 Virginia Agett . . . . . .President Margaret Deck . .... Sec.-Treas. Frank Sentell .. . . .V. Pres. Mr. johnson .. . fl. . . .Sponsor The Science Club was organized for the purpose of advancing the pupils' knowledge in scientific fields not covered by the school program. These courses include the study of diseases and their relation to human beings. Preparation is being made for more specific work and organization of material. The club has taken a number of trips, including one to the State Clinic at johnson City and one to the Community Hospital at Kingsport. Sitting: jean McNeil, Virginia Agett, Benny Lane, Nell McConnell, Virginia Neal, Frank Stephenson, jane Cusick, Sara Pyle. Standing: Paul Wheeler, Hugh Rule, Lillian Von Bramer, Ross Robinson, Rita Grose- close, Margaret Deck, Ernestine Pyle, Ralph Deck, Vera Rule, Blanche lngraham, Annabelle Carter, Ruth Miller, Mark Hargrave, Mary Anna Smith, Mr. Albert S. johnson, Carl Cole. Page sixty-three Weezer: Of The K REQUIREMENTS Scholastic K All grade B or above for four subjects, one year. Library Service K Two periods a day for three and one- half years. Dramatic K One year membership and twenty-five points. Debate K Three school debates one year and a one year membership. Band K Membership for two years and pass ex- amination. Orchestra K Membership for two years and pass ex- amination. Clee Club K Two year membership and five public performances. Football K Must play in two-thirds of the major games. Page sixty-four Basketball K I Play in two-thirds of the major games, Baseball K Must play in three-fourths of the major games. Track K By breaking record or winning first place in meet. Tumbling K Seventy per cent of stunts in advanced tumbling and three public exhibitions. Athletic Manager K Keeping equipment, providing first-aid and other minor duties. Girls' Athletic K Point basis-one thousand points to win K . Cheer Leaders Lead cheering and singing at all home functions for one year. Golf K Must play in three-fourths of matches. fi eff jane Lewis, Barbara White, Mary Thornton, Virginia Hawk gd!!! .YIQOHIOTI ff--I Loi, Lang Pug. mafy Edna Dodd, Rudolph Kiss, Mary jane Anderson, 6422112401215 D. A. Pyle, Mary Medearis, Mark Hargrave, Edna Painter. 'U a :Q G VJ 8. Ti ? 'W-4 ,.. Q O I annul rn . I: K -'. H M ' ' V-.I ,g i m 'ftp v V.. ' W Q '- rf -gg - l'rrya' x1.vfyf-s1'..- ll ll 'Ki , KINGSPORT AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Craft Motors Inc. Kendall Droom Inc. Cherokee Motors Inc. Brashear Motors Mills Motor Company W. A. Allen Chevrolet Company fy-eight THE KINGSPORT PRESS o 0,0 COMPLETE BOOK MANUFACTURERS A o nifgr-Ya -' W' 42 may U D 5 I COMPLIMENTS OF ELECTRIC APPLIANCE COMPANY Your General Electric Dealer Kingsport, Tennessee Ph 104 CONGRATULATIONS T0 The Class and Faculty 119 West Market J. FRED JOHNSON 81 COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Department Store Kingsport Tenness THE NETTIE LEE SHOP For clothes that are smart That gives the boy's heart a start Just Stop and Try THE NETTIE LEE SHOP umnmnnuuun num: nunnmlunnnnnmmmnn mmmmmunuu Our Compliments to the Class of '39 K I N G ' S Johnson City Your Logical Store i11 Your Logical Shopping Center EAT SOUTHERN MAID ICE CREAM Just a Little Better LIBERTY CAFE CUnder New Managementj HOME OF GOOD EATS Five Points Stellis and Joseph Managers COMPLIMENTS OF STAR SHOE SHOP Cherokee Street InnnnmumumnnuInnnnunnnunnnnunun Try Service at one of our Stations R. L. PETERS Distributor Gulf Refining Company PHONE 106 nnmuuuuunmn nmmumnnunuunnlnnmumnnuunuuuuun COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GOODRICH PRICE and RAMEY SILVERTOWN z STORES First National Bank - Phone 5125 137 Broad Street Phone 821 COMPLIMENTS OF E E FIV KINGSPQSQ LUMBER FRUITS and NEWS - Your Business is Appreciated' ffouality Lumber and Building M3t6Fi3l,, 418 Cherokee Street Phone 122 - Corner Main and Clay ty f WE COMPLIMENTS OF Palace Fruit and News ARMSTRONG H1111 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Palace Barber Shop 156 Broad Street Quality Builders COMPLIMENTS OF DOBYNS-TAYLOR COMPLIMENTS OF Dixie Maid Bakery The Freshest Thing in Town PHONE 128 COMPLIMENTS OF MeD0well's Studio COMPLIMENTS OF Hamlett Dobson Inc. The Funeral Home PHONE 34 J. M. Hamlett Jimmie Dobson James Hamlett J. B. Weaver Tiny Tipton Bill Walton coMPL1MENTs or Sterchi Bros. Store Incorporated GOOD FURNITURE Page ty-thr COMPLIMENTS OF Kingsport Office Supply Company Kingsport Electric Company PHONE 5109 COMPLIMENTS OF George E. Stone Grocery Phone 5119 609 Boone Street Howard-Duckett Co. Printers and Lithographers Kingsport, Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF H A Y ' S Service With a Smile HOLSTON DRUG 134 Broad Street PHONE 530 Kingsport, Tennessee S O B E L ' S EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Kuppenheimer Clothes Nunn Brush Shoes enty-four Varsity-town Lee Hats C. B. FLEENOR GROCERIES and MEATS Quality - Service - Economy Phone 40 - - 107 W. Market St. Would You Like to Save fB16.00? Get a set off Davis DeLuxe Safety Grip Tires and Tubes and com- pare with any other first line tire. See the Store with 3800 Items Western Auto Store FIVE POINTS iunnnmulnumnnnunulnnu COMPLIMENTS OF Jimmie's Candy Kitchen Sandwiches - Sodas - Candies coMPL1MENTs OF Kingsport Drug Store Delicious T A S T Y Sandwiches Lunches - Teas - Parties FRESH DAILY The Mosta of the Besta TASTY FOOD PRODUCTS F. J. Brownell 81 Son GENERAL INSURANCE Corner Breed and Market Street Kingsport, Tenn eeee e INSIST ON Gardner Potato Chips Salted Peanuts - Peanut Butter Sandwiches - Candies Barrett Food Products Co., Inc. Tennessee Manufacturers See the Cherokees play this summer Page sei cnty fwe KINGSPORT AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF PIGGLY-WIGGLY SUPER MARKET Market and Shelby Street unlnnlnnnlunnunmnannmnnnnnmnnuu nmunnun un:nnnnuunmnnnuunuuu COMPLIMENTS OF : COMPLIMENTS OF Huff-Cook and Nelson , FUNERAL HOME F11'CStOIlC Auto Supply J. Frank Nelson and Ambulance Service . SCIVICC Stores Phone 1093 125 Charlemont Street COMPLIMENTS OF KINGSPORT FOUNDRY and MANUFACTURING CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF Charles Service Station PHONE 820 24-Hour Service Atkins Hardware Co. General Hardware - Paints Implements Home Appliances 210 East Market Street Franklin Printing 2 Company Commercial Printers PHONE 375 E COMPLIMENTS OF Union Supply Company Building Material Page seventy-seven COMPLIMENTS OF BLUE RIDGE GLASS CORPORATION Page eighty Complete Insurance Service Real Estate - Loans BENNETT and EDWARDS, Inc. BRADLEY'S WATER COLORS AND CRAYONS A complete line of Art and Drawing Supplies MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY ATLANTA, GEORGIA JOSTEN'S Designers and Manufacturers of FINE SCHOOL JEWELRY SINCE 1897 Factory - Owatonna, Minn. C. W. WINEGAR - Division Manager aww-f-A- W nnnunInuuunnnnnunlnunnnmnIunnuInInnnnnmuuInInInInInnnnunnnnnmunnnuun COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS SUPPLY CORPORATION LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL SLIP-NOT BELTING CORPORATION nnmnnInnumummmnunInnmnummn COMPLIMENTS OF TENNESSEE EASTMAN CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF PARKS-BELK COMPANY CVisit us in our new storej The South's Largest Distributors of Reliable Merchandise 150 Retail Department Stores Kingsport High School 1939 Football Schedule Sept. 15-Bradley High at Kingsport. Sept. 22-Asheville High at Asheville, N. C. Sept. 29-Chattanooga fCentralJ at Chattanooga. Oct. 6-Louisville, Ky., Dupont Manual at Kingsport. Oct. 13-Johnson City, at Johnson City. Oct. 20-Erwin High at Kingsport. Oct. 26-Knoxville CCityJ at Kingsport. Nov. 3-Bristol CTenn.J at Bristol. Nov. 10-Elizabethton at Elizabethton. Nov. 17-Morristown at Kingsport. Nov. 24- Open. Nov. 27- Open. Prices of tickets are as follows: Adult Football Season Ticket ..S3.00 Alumni Football Season Ticket 2.25 Adult Activity Ticket .............. 8.00 Alumni Activity Ticket .......... 5.00 Faculty Activity Ticket ............ 2.00 Student Activity Ticket .......... 1.50 Family Membership .................. 12.50 Family Membership ,.,.,............. 12.50 C3 names onlyl 131.00 Extra Each Name Above 33 Adult Basketball Season Ticket 2.50 Alumni Basketball Season Ticket ...........................,,.....,,,, 2.00 nnnunnnnnnannlnunnunuunmnnuluununnuunun unnmnmun COMPLIMENTS OF SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Use Sinclair Penn. Motor Oil and Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil Mellowed a Million Years G. T. McGUIRE, Agent Kingsport, Tennessee Page eighty-four THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KINGSPORT OFFICERS: J. F. johnson A. D. Brockman President Executive Vice-President C. C. Hamlett J. C. Stone Cashier Vice-President J. B. Catton, jr. C. P. Edwards, jr. Asst. Cashier Vice-President J. E. MYERS GENERAL CONTRACTOR uWe Built Your Neighboids Home - Let Us Build Yoursi' Phone 1162 Charlemont Street Kingsport, Tennessee Page eighty-five COMPLIMENTS OF KINGSPORT UTILITIES, INC. '6Electrieity to Serve You PHONE 5106 nunuu nnnnuuunuuunnnuununnunnmnnnnnu THE MAN YOU WANT T0 BE-a man who's self-reliant, admired, popular-such a man must dress correctly, in clothes of good taste. For Smartly Styled Clothes come to H A N N A H ' S Johnson City uannnmununnunnnnnnnmnmmunnnnm COMPLIMENTS OF Baylor-Nelms Furniture Company Inc. Furniture and House Furnishings Kingsport Phone 500 - - 125 to 131 Broad Street Page eighty-six COMPLIMENTS OF Fuller 81 Hillman Incorporated Moore SI Walker Inc. Insurance - Real Estate - Loans 241 Broad Street PHONE 930 213 For .Your Healtlfs Sake Drink Plenty of Pet Dairy's Pasteurized Milk The Safest Milk You Can Buy PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Kingsport - PHONE 5116 - COMPLIMENTS OF Huddle Electric Inc. Broad St. Phone 1242 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOLLISTON OF TENNESSEE Tennessee COMPLIMENTS OF KRESS 50 - 100 - 250 STORE MILLS P hy WOODY'S DRY CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF Your Appearance C A R P E N T E R Will Speak for U s 64'Popular Priced Shoes 205 Cherokee Street PHONE av p : American Cleaners CLINCHFIELD DRUG Dependable Cleaning and COMPANY Service PHONE 44 Where Quality and Service Meet Raleigh Hampton-Owner 619 Boone Street Kingsport, Tennessee nunnnnuunnn1nmmununnunnmnnmummnmmfuulInunne:numn.mmnmuinunum:unnIn1InulnunInucnunnnn1inumunnnuunnn Here you meet every Man's Synthetic Adventure . . . Here you find Relaxation, Happiness and Friends. YOUR at A Message to the Boys and Girls of Kingsport Schools: Blue Horse school supplies are better than others. Don't let anyone talk you into using something else that they can make more money on. The best costs no more than the cheaper article. Your dealer can always supply you with Blue Horse . SALYER CANDY COMPANY Distributor and Local Taxpayer Page eighty-eight KINGSPORT GROCERY Distributors of - - Ideal for the children returning from school, hungry. Or the Pause that Refreshes during the mid-morning house- work. A Guests always enjoy and appreciate a cold bottle of Coca-Cola. COMPANY SWANSDOWN FLOUR and CUMBERLAND CLUB Kingsport, Tennessee COFFEE Page cig COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD EQUIPMENT COMPANY Ph 585 Kingsport, Te COMPLIMENTS OF KINGSPORT LAUNDRY COMPLIMENTS OF JULEP BOTTLING COMPANY INC DRINK JULEP-Good for the Old and Young COMPLIMENTS OF FREELS DRUG STORE Kingsporfs Leading Drug Store Prescription Specialists Cgsmeticg Dobyns-Bennett's Favorite Soda Phone 880 , Fountain PHONE 5050 unlnnununulnlnlnuuunlnunnluunu COMPLIMENTS OF KINGSPORT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Kingsport High School City Transportation Inc. Fgand Uniforws 2 Designed and Tallored Ride the Busses - - - - by Save the Dm,erence,, GEORGE EVANS 81 CO., Inc. ' 132 North Fifth Street Philadelphia, Penn. 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