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

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Now there ns 1 definite requirement for our young peo plc to be tmmed and prepared for lxfe under eapable and enthusnstxc lelders ust 19 the g.,re1t men lnvmg and dead scrw cd thenr countrx to the best of thenr abnlltx ln the C1p1tol so must md so shlll our nnstructors serxe thenr eountry by bulldlng future extlzens of the bnlted Stltes ln rl throughout our eountry Today nn our democratne form of goxernment the Stltue of Llbertx sx mbolwes our lnllxenable rlghts to llfe lxberty and the purstut of htppmess In ull schools today IH thxs great Amerlcan n1txon the students nn thenr elzsse mg taught to apprecnate md preserxe Thus shrme honors 1 man who dedxmted has llfe to hns countrv and xull llxx Us st1nd out as 1 sy mbol of servlce r I Uaiia X , fm, fit X 1 ,ni UL 'avr xt TC f to eountry and hufflllllfy Through the ex M- aetlvltnes the student has the u est capacxty hrs s nts and hxmself In Amernca s sehools today athleucs play 1 mayor part partxelpants are taught to plu from the start to the finxsh of any game never yung 1n to thexr opponents xuthout playlng., thelr best 1nd exhlbltmg, thelr bestggpoiesrrfl' Us f f X. 55719 - g i' 1 T Young Amerleans are tau 4' to atterT Llvmg ln an mdependent demoeracy the students enjoy the freedom and other blessmgs of bexng' cltnlens of the Unnted States of Amernca nn thelr daulx sehooLh.fa.ViFh'E' :TqS enjoy the freedom of 5l3LL AHd'5F fully c nor of thexr herl J-3-89 Bw 'ek rf' jlj ' 'K I J 'iilI , , 1, 1 ' ,.L,.j. I. , K 'nrt . . .YA l'y.s., I .1 K I v - 1 A V . i 1 .l ' ll. A J ' fp' 'er ' '11 5. 1 f 1 Q - XG . . A ,. -, . ,H X I . alll' b L.- ' W F X i'-1- i L X a -' f V ' f ' l?'f r 'E - r f- ' 5 i iifiiii 5 E 3 ini - -' , - - . - Q - ' ll- ' ' ' e A -. 5 l ame --lf. e. - f' i Q if '- s Q -a Fr- - . 4, X ' ' , V , ' Q Q A fi gl -4 . ' ' ' 7 3.7 x I 5 I 'I .y l. 'Qc x. V. .l A Ziflazjl - 47 r arf J vll jixk U' Z' i . I' lv 3 ' 'i ' I u .Lb-' Q A-I -,X i - X-, f 1 . 1 'Ax ' xx' L ' V C

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Superintendent Ross N. Robinsong Board Members, IL. C. Cross, Mrs. Frank NVriglit, S. C. Minnieli, A. D, Brockman, V. Hodge, Mrs. XV. Dobyns Qinsertj. DIRECTORS QF GUR TRAINING The regulation of democratic freedom in our educational system rests in the able hands of the six members of our school board. Their interest and concern in supervising our schools have made them worthy of the praise they have so often received. This group of civic-minded and truly American citizens selects the teachers and equipment which are utilized in making the young people of Kingsport into goof! AlI1!'l'fC'tIlIS, ready to take the responsibility of their country on their strong, young shoulders. Since nineteen hundred and eighteen Kingsport schools have increased from one frame build- ing to seven modern brick schools. The members of the Board of Education have been exception- ally efficient and have served an average of sixteen years. Five of them are selected by the Mayor, and they in turn select a secretary. Here is a vote of thanks for the helpful leadership of these six members of our Board of Education. Miss Blizzard and Mrs. Brown, our secretaries, are greatly respons- ible for the smooth-running of our 1 school. Along with their other sec- retarial duties, they have the task of keeping our records and cor- respondence in order.