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

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. 1 .Nh Tj JJ-1Tf',l,p I - QM V w 5. is .,, s .., 1-'ii 3? an IT' rg.- I! v 1 C-enewfieve Collins, Beatrice Cook Denver Crawford Harold Cross Eleanor jane Cusick junior Depew Ruth Doggett ' i Ray Duncan 4,Ddreen Eachus Mary Foster Martha jane French Helen Fulkerson jackie Gilmer l-lomer Hensly Q ' Ruth Huffaker fLela johnson Robert johnson Yolanda johnson Bill jones Emily jones Lois joyce Y LN J . 4 ' -L During the month of November, the juniors sold magazines. The class was divided into two teams for the occasion. The teams were called Pota- watomies and Kickapoos. The proceeds were for a portion of the expense of the Senior entertainment. On February 29, the talented members of the class gave a very success- ful musical comedy. The program featured such members as George Peters. jackie Cilmer and others. The play was a howling success and the audi- torium was packed both nights. A Rustic Romeo , was the title and was well portrayed with the unique music and costumes. This musical comedy was directed by Miss Grace Bruce. Page twenty-tlzrce

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f l'N'.f nf if ae. -DQ' Rt 'T '12 fs.- if Helen Addington Virginia Agett Alex Armstrong Charles Armstrong Elizabeth Bailey Grace Bailey Lonzo Barrefb Mary Bernard Shelton Biles Frances Blessing Beatrice Blizzard Louise Brake Bruce Bralley Louise Bralley june Bridwell Winifred Virginia Burke jimmie Caton W. L. Cavin , Gertrude Cifers Carl Cole Burchfield ' ' '- , ff rf jd, f, ' f 02-iff ' nf if K, ff .J ln early September l937, some one hundred Freshmen, as green as have ever been recorded in the history of the school, entered Dobyns-Ben- nett. The group passed on into the heart of the school but they turned the school green to match themselves. As Sophomores, they presented a very successful play, Early To Bed . Its cast and supporting cast of twenty came from the junior class of today. The juniors of 1940 got off to a good start by electing Bobby jack White, President, Paul Wheeler, Vice President, john Bell, Secretaryg and George Peters, Treasurer. These four boys with the aid of their faithful sponsor, Miss Roberta Gridlin, led the class through a very busy year. ivdaq, aa, ' , tommfww aim, Page twenty-fzvu

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JA4-X155 Q Q-'v,,Cft,f X I N' ivxxgwf L.lP'v-Q., X LN , lrixgt, 9,1 'af' 455 .ht R I Virginia Kestner Karl Ketron Mary Ketron Walter Ketron Evelyn Kilgore Charlyne King lane Kinkead Mildred Lady Mary Lane Francis Logwood lane Lucas lune Lyons lulius Martin loan Meade Raymond Mosely Merton McCorkle lanette McCrary Charles Neeley Eisten Neufer Merle Parker Nick Patton The carnival was grand. It all came the nineteenth of April and every- body was looking forward to it for three weeks ahead of time. All who came stayed until Mr. Koffman finally made everything close up although nearly all the booths had already sold out. Next came the entertainment for the Seniors. First they were given a dinner and then a dance in the High School Cym. This was the featured social function of the year but it made up well for all chances that could have been missed. than ichuzg M, Iwi, ffm Page fiveiify-fozn' me ,i