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

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'li I' v s f iv' i ,J 'J 4 .J i A df .1 t uf T m Jll. l J! f JJ? 1.1 s up Aff i ,fy .IJ T l I Margaret Throp Spears Vavalides Ruth Von Bramer Paul Wheeler Gaynelle Whitaker junior Whitaker ,X jj! .YV J ,J Bobby jack White Dariel White Mary White Leon Wiles Bill Williams joan Wingert , x J J' JJ J My if The student body of Dobyns-Bennett can take off their hats to the juniors for their services. Each day, before and after school and at noon, Nick Patton stood behind the counter of the activity store and served all who came for refreshments or school supplies. D. A. Pyle lead their cheers at all the sports events and Tommy Peters lead the band as drum major wherever they marched. The Annual, which all owners cherish, was par- tially edited by six juniors: Alex Armstrong, Shelton Biles, Maryanna Smith, Merton McCorkle, Bill Williams, and Spears Vavalides. All the sports were led by members of the junior class. Each football game was played with a representation of ten and the whole team was backed by the injured captain, Rod Morley, who was forced to the side- lines for the entire season. The basketball team was also made up of jun- iors. Of the first two squads, eight came from the heart of one of the best junior classes ever to enter the halls of Dobyns-Bennett High School. fam tomoM.owfluzDL wmlc ham, lmqun..

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,. . 1 X ,rf ! A t 1, I gf M Y V 'jf' 4 lf!! r gf, T7 fy! Zi, George Peters Tommy Peters Mildred Pickens Betty Poteat David Pyle lean Pyle Vesta Quillen Eleanor Robinette Adalene Scutt Frank Sentell E. T. Shipley Evangeline Showalter Wanda Simmerman Eugenia Sistaire Maryanna Smith Nina Lee Spivey Frank Stevenson june Stewart Marian Swann Cecil Taylor Lawrence Thayer swan any we During March, the representatives of several different ring companies met with a committee to select the class ring. The selection was very beautiful and was the latest in style. Miss Cridlin was supervisor over the committee which included Bobby jack White, Louise Brake, Paul Wheeler, Ruth Doggett, Eleanor jane Cusick, and Shelton Biles. The juniors are indebted to Tommy Peters, Virginia Agett, and Carl Cole for their faithful services as representatives on the Student Council. These three were outstanding in the organization of the council and faith- ful members throughout the entire year. Paris , Page twenty-five buijuaifohavn, lcffla, f

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