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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1946 volume:

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'F uizgfciimu in ' Ffh.. y , FOR WARD These students are enterlny, a new era of peace we hope an ever lastlng one They haye learned a great deal and experlenced many ntw emotlons smce those dark days of Pearl Harbor the fall of Bataan and Correg1dor then at last the flrst bombs on Japan D Day VE Day and finally VJ Day To proye that they haye learned somethmg from these experxences these boys and glrls are preparmg to take somethmg w1th them 1nto the future Such 1ntan5,1ble thmgs as Demoeratlc Leadershlp W1nn1ng Pex sonalltles Progresslye Scholarshlp Congemal Fellowshlp Clean Sports mansh1p and Cooperatne Sery 1ce w1ll take them safely 1nto the future and God w1ll1ng keep them safe from any war or destructlon whatsoever CONTENTS Artuc Admmlstrotnon Artsc Superlotlves Artic Classes Artic ACllVlfleS Artic Athletics Artic Advertisements 6 I .0 -Q 1.-. in: ...1- o . Y - - ' w ' 1 1 . 4 a 1 9 I - - Y ,c , a 1 1 7 - 1 1 7 , V . . . . . t . . 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O l jar?-'--H A M M 1 ,X .xxf-prim! -'P Vvwp -- kk A, J ,Mg A Q ,ww e E fi fi , , , , ,. x 3 Page eleven BOARD OF EDUCATICDN f,.W as F1rst Row Mrs L G Dlyy 'Vlrs P B Stott Second Row E C Cross H G Dunmng A D Brockman bupermtendent RossN ROblHSOD J V Hodge To the Board of Educauon We the students of Dobyns Bennett owe a great debt of gratltude for all the help and gmdance you have so w1ll1ngly gxven us Though we have not always recogmzed the thmgs you haye done for us vse want you to know that We do apprecnate them ln the years followmg our graduatlon your WISC rhmkmg and able plannmg wlll be xllurmnated ln our hves m the kmd of cltxzens we become We thank you the Board of Educatlon for a pleasant and happy school l1fe Smcerely yours The Class of 46 Page tzvvll 1' . Hx 'ty , :...z ,l...'. . ., . . . . , . . , . . , . , . . . . 1 ' 9 L V 7 u l 7 Y 5 1 L r 7 7 3 3 7 3 3 K M In Y W Under the capable direction of Mr. Ross N. Robin- son, our school system has become one of which we are proud. Prior to becoming the outstanding leader in the Kingsport schools, Mr. Robinson attended well- known colleges and universities. Because of his dili- gence and perseverance, Mr. Robinson has become a leader in many educational organizations. He has faithfully and patiently served as superin- tendent of our schools, and we honor him for the unceasing work he has done in bettering our field of education. KENNETH E. PITTS Principal Kenneth Pitts has completed his first year as principal at D.B.H.S. with remarkable achievements. Une doubts if he has drawn a free breath since that eventful day in September when he accepted this great responsibility. If he isn't seen running to a faculty meet- ing, then he must be in a con- ference. We the students and faculty, wish to express our appreciation, Mr. Pitts. for taking such an in terest in our school. ROSS N. ROBINSON NIRS NX IS BROXXX SLLILIIIX to XII Robinson R OFFICE CENTER OF ACTIVITIES The ofiice of D B I-I S woiks like an eflicient machine as a result of the cap1bIe handling of 'VIiss Ruth Ramer, assistant principal and a student assistant Miss Ramer s duties are never ceasing as she issues the familiar blue and white excuses HCCCSSIFQ for absence and tardiness Mrs XX B Brown and Vlrs I xely n I dwards, secretaries to Mi Robin son and Mr Pitts, respect1xeIx earrx on then important duties of tlkmg dictation and keeping office files and books with unperturbed eaIm XX e pay tribute to the efheient ofhce force it D B H S MISS RUTH RAMER The efficient network of the ofhce is su pervised by Miss Ruth Ramer. Any student going into the office for an excuse, legitimate or othersx ise xx iII recognize the familiar gold fountain pen and usual smile belonging to Miss Ramer. But this isn t all she does, goodness no. Besides knovs ing all about every student, she teaches three classes of Senior I2ngIish. In honoring our teachers, the class of 46 bestows a tremendous amount of apprecia- tion upon our assistant principal. Pflgl' fullf'f1'1n K. N 'XXX NllS9 Y 10l1 Coolxe Nhss Nhrglret l'l1le1,1r Mus luu XrlLxllllll1 Nl1sS Ruth Rlmtr Nlrs H ol1nSon 'Vlrs Thelmt Bur A knowledge of HISIOYB gnes one 1 feelmg of relat1onsl11p and understandmg, among, nat1ons Ind among the past present, and fu ture CIXICS AHCICHE HISIOFX and Modern I-l1storv make up tl11s department Amer1can Hn tory 15 requ1red of all students ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Lnglnsh IS the foundat1on of all ltarnmg offered at D B H S a requ1rtd subject and for tl11s rea son 1nsp1rts many to master If 1n and Amer1ean l1ttrature eoursts g,1xt 111 undtrstandmg., and appre e1at1on of both Class1cal and 'Vlod ern l1terature xx Xl1r1,1rs.t But Ll Nlr NX Y meu x lx l P1tts Xlrs lOI1llJII1 C wzyuqah Hn ILII7 fn Tum fmfn rl 11111 f0l7I0fV'Ull Pugf mt ez gr 2 x . . . . . . . . ' in atead of get lay . . Englisla ,D In sl f yi lil x K I' Y 1 E K 3 ll . u u u HISTORY DEPARTMENT Sli . . ' l l , . . W. H. '. Nlr . '. f. ' '. . '. , . ' gus. Mlss Dessle Nlsbett Mrs Ceclle Culbertson Mr Bry ee Petree Mlss Estelle Pmltston Mrs Kltherme Young A four year course con slsts of one half year of Bxology one half year of Geology one half year of Botany one year of Chem 1stry and one year of Physlcs one of the most outstandmg sc1 ence departments ln the state 1nv1t1ng to d1ploma seekers MATH DEPARTMENT The Math Department IS one of the largest departments ln Doby ns Bennett one year of Math 15 requlred for graduatlon th1rd year Algebra has been establ1shed for those W1sh1ng to enter college the courses offered 1n the Math D1v1s1on are one year of General Math two and one half of Algebra one year of Plane Geometry one half of SOl1d and one half of Trlg 'Vlr R E Kenneds Mr Robert C Muller Mr Austxn Grnbeal Look al Salls 5 angles Uafb fha! IS If looks like a lmmb of uveds fo me Page szxteen u - . . -Q 'K Q Eeltlitrips and lab programs.are E SCIENCE DEPARTMENT A I I xr JZ. ' , CGMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The Commercial courses offered are Bookkeeping, Commercial Law Commercial Arithmetic Shorthand and Ty ping xery popular for future secretaries Wiss Nllry Nicholson Nliss Ilorothx Wind Vliss Donette Duns their Cultural background four years of Latin are offered and two yefirs of Spanish these are extremely benehcial in later life FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 'Sli AI1lflx1lllLf Nlrs Dorothx Du Nliss Grlte Elmore Jsdt llxj Ex 0 umol Page .seicnteen . Y . , 3 9 7 I 7 V , . . . To those desirous of enriching ' Y I . y . 7 . . . .'s. '..A',. . 1' ', , 'Q 5 .Q L, MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Bfand and the Glee Club make up thls department Band members have regular per1 ods durlng whlch they recelve les sons from Fess Bsmd s fame 15 greatly acclaxmed oxer all the state Glee Club classes meet ex ery other day thenr volces blend ln the background of 1 typ lcal school day Ninss Lucille Masengill Nliss Geneva Robertson. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The art of styhng one s own clothlng and preparlng three wholesome nourlshlng meals a day IS taught 1n Home Economlcs these lnstructors must be skllled ln domestlc dutles as well as book le1rmng Thr Bflls of Sf. Marys' . . . Tea and f'Y1l77lI7f'fS . . . I age eighteen Mxss Ruth Sprmger Nlxss Gertrude Sanders INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT The Tndustrlal Arts Depart ment mcludes various courses chanlcs Home Mechanxcs and Wood Workmg REFERENCE DEPARTMENT The Study H ll 15 a qu et, peaceful haven where students really go to study very aptly managed The Llbrarlan IS m charge of checkmg ln and out the numerous volumes encased on the shelves she IS aided by student ass1stants lid' Nlr Rollxn Ktnntrls Nlr Ilul I Nfloorc l TT all 1111111 vm fum' flu fum lvcfnn 1 wut 1 H1 IIHHIHI 5 Page nzrzetcefz ' a ' i 1 g f . . . A is I T H+' T Mechanical Drawing, Auto Me- , 7 , . ' N, , V 1, l.t3E7C9'-:'-- L NQFIRETJ f fi : 'f . - l iq. ' 'i .gp -,' - 1' r :url .v4'm1'g11j7... PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Louth Pd Shotkty Mrs Qhrrstlnt ll'lI1bl5LO A Physlcal Educauon program IS requlred throughout the h1gh school career varxous sports afford recreatlon football and basket furnlshed the deslred CXCFCISC durmg sprmg months due to th1s extensxve sports program that vue have so many healthy Joes at D B H S Wfurr did X011 rf Ibm: lowly xlwrix fn 11113 amz um or fuo broker: qv Page twenty ball during the fall and winter months . . . baseball, track and tennis T V I I I O 1 I 'J 'n gr 'J?... r'avg ' ' lfk... SUPIERLATJI 'VIE WINNING PIERSONAIUITIUES JCI-IN PAUL WARRICK Tall and slender brown spark lxng eyes and curly halr racllo announcer a perfect gentleman presxdent of Dramauc Club one of MISS Elmores V1rg1l students preslclent of Senior Class Natlonal Honor Soclety Member MOST VERSATILE Br TTY IO LARKLY Fne feet tvso wlth brown ey es and a1r an actress m both the Jumor and Semor play casts presldent of Beta Club 1n jumor year presxdent of Glrl Reserves a member of the Natlonal Honor Socxety ,faffif lc Page twenly mo I ' 7 - - 7 . 7 is h, . . 'K . . . as . . . L . . . JCA- . . . ' y . . 'X 'N . . . , - h . , . . . Q . 7 V 'I 1' ' - ,JQ ' ,I AY . MOST POPULAR ANN BUCKLES Till blonde and blue eyed football sponsor 1nterested 1n dra matncs and radio magnetlc per sonallty and charming smile WILLIAM HOOD Blonde slx footer football star lnkes blondes renowned pt terbug noted for lns dry humor and sleepy eyes ambltxon IS cattle ranslng better known as Doe glYI1Y7 MISS! 'ill I ' E I mm Page tu enty three . , , . . . '45 ff t x Q ' - U . .. ' ' ll 7! ,J :il , vu l 1 1 I I Milli V I, 3 f . TT' A-ll 1 JoE WALLEN FIVE feet mne dark and handsome wavy haxr and brown eyes played the le1d m the annual Semor Play Almost Summer lmmum to the falter sex MOST ATTRACTIVE IRI NI CRAWFORD Boasts vude lmber eyes and dxrk nur IS about Eye feet foul and cury aclous has 1 low husky yonee mcknamed Rtmt oyes dancing, and Szulors Page twenty foul - - - , A ' y . yn f , . . 1 ' 1 - - - . . . . lc . . . 1 , . 7 7 ' fl ' 37 l X X V . . . . . . . I ' ' 1 4, R' I , 5 ' - - , , . , 1 . . If 73 ' y 1 , . . . MOST STUDIOUS BETTY JO NAVE Dark halred blue eyed attractlve glrl wlth brams loves poetry always featured on Honor Roll member of Natlonal Honor Society GLENN BARKFR Plays bass nn Fess band tall slender 1nd dark member of Natnonal Honor Socxety drnves a black Chevvy Page twenty-five IVAN COLE Identlfied by h1s black derby and motorcycle about SIX feet tall has a wmsome smlle dCV1llSl1 brown eyes competes m football basketball baseball and track presldent of H1 Y Club a 185 Gabby MOST ATHLETIC NANCY l'AYl' C1Rl I IN Fmds all sports excntmg lox es yltterbuggmg bowler age tu enty sax ark a good - ' ' ' If Y 1 A 4 . Q T at ' T T d hair and eyes . . . about Eve-feet-four V- I If . . . , W , , . . . ' '- . . . l' . . . ff ,Y CLASSES PROGRESSIVE SCHOLARSHIP 'llll' li6JXY9!'ANIL rm ,xILl.lmlfPNu...111lf7.I.' lfllfhlf Xl C 'K IND lQUXX fx.111.l141L fn X, f'I'UIlll!1I1lfxN. fn' .ff'111mfhKw, 1 1' V.fffw...IDf,z1'11,L!.111x1.f..fN.lif1f1w... 13Ul'lC1.XI RCJKY Cffm win' ffzffzfffm Sim . . .1..ff11.zr.l4.1jw1H Mnjw N If w.L1f.1!ffu f1v q.111 . .. I HI f f-fryflyf sf' SAGACIOUS fx SENIORS John Paul Warrlck Presndent Betty Jo Larkey Vlce Presldent Ann Kmcheloe Secretary nL?W In September of 1942 approxlmately two hundred shy tlmld Fresh men entered the portals of Dobyns Bennett w1th all the energy and enthuslasm wh1ch characterlzed the1r two years at Jumor Hlgh The glrls accompl1shed the almost lmposslble task of comblng the1r halr ln the dark conhnes of the basement where the trad1t1onal Freshman lockers are sxtuated whlle the boys took advantage of the strateglcally located balcony seats to Whlstle at the good looklng blondes on the floor below GLADYS ARCHER LESLIE ARNOLD BETTY BAILEY Glee Club, Home Nora H1gh Band, Hospnal, Economlcs Club, Glee Club Vxctorx Corps, Journal Club, Spamsh Club, Seruce, Dlstrnb utor's Club Page twenty nme ' . R ' if --' I 1 'ff , f - N lu ' . , ,X . , 4 I f I I , X ,.. ..t.wg. 2 we t ' 'I 0- V' I N U Q I K ' . . 3 , - f Q , .a , ' I F . 1 9 ' . . . l . . 9 g'3, Q DQX - A tl ESE! , . I Q' 3. Qs sl .., D if -I' -,4 SALLY ISAKI R llonie lfconoinics C lub, files Club. iiirl Reserve: LOUISE BARRETT lzlilabethton High School, Glce Club, Home Economics Club, Library Club, Ciirl Reserves, Service, Spanish Club MARGAR IQT BELK iilee Club. Radio, Mixed Chorus, Voice, Home Economics, Spanish Club, journal Club, Annual DOROTHY BENNETT Glce Club, ,Iournal Club. Girl Reserves, Hospital Aidc LUCILLE BISHOP Glue Club, Victory Corps, Hospital Aide, lJistributor's Club, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club CII I NN BARRI' R liand. Nl ixcd Chorus, -Iournal Club, National Honor Society Jcmx Bi-Qcx Cilee Club, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves BET'I'Y M. BELI. Cilcc Club. Home Economics NORNIA BEVINGTON Home Economics, Library Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Journal Club KENNETH BLOONIER Rogersville High RAY ISARRETT liand, Mixed Chorus bleu Club, Spanish Club. Home lconomics. iiirl Reserves, Radio, journal Club HARRY BELK Football, Glee Club PATRICIA BI-'IIANIY Nlanvillc High, Glee Club RAY BINGI-IAM Cvlee Club, Mixed Chorus, Civil Air Patrol ELOISE BOGGS Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Hospital Aide, Annual Staff, Girl Reserves La The Freshman ofhcers were: President Sonny XVarrick, Vice-President Billy Long, Secre- tary and Treasurer Marceline Kabool. Harry Westcott put in the Freshman bid on the Student Council. June found these frosh none too loathe to leave the balcony seats for ones on the ground floor. Page thirty I- gi -.I f--v-r FAYE MARIE BOYD Sullivan High, Glee Club ELSIE BROW'N Glee Club, Girls' Athletics. Hospital Aide. Home Economics Club CLAYTON CAMPBELL journal Club Q 'I L. V. BOYD LAURA SUE BROVVN Glce Club. Home Economics Club. Mixed Chorus HOPE CARTER Home Economics Club, Glee Club. Mixed Chorus Z CLARA BREWER Band. Glec Club JUNE BRUCE Glee Club. Home Economics ISABELLF CASSELL journal Club, Spanish Club. Band, Girl Reserves. Dramatic Club. Glee Club. Home Economics Club OTIS BRIDWELL ANN BUCKLES Bela Club, Debate Club. Spanish Club. Student Council. Annual, journal Club, Home Economics Club. Dramatic Club. Hospital Aide, Radio, Girl Reserves. Victory Corps, Glec Club. Band IJOLLY CAVIN Home Economics Club. Glee Club JOAN Baooxs Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Annual, Band, Girl Reserves HELEN BULLIS Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Glec Club VADA CHAFEIN NWith lockers on the top floor the Sophs made life hectic for the Freshmen and were thought of as demons by the same. The Sophs began to make themselves known as the spark plugs of the Beta Club, journal Club, Annual Staff, and other clubs around school. Page th-irty-one ,IACR CLAY MAN Cilee Club, Baseball Manager. C lieerleader. Band. I. Club. Distributor Club, Hi-Y IVAN COLI-Q Baseball, Track. Basketball, Football. Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Student Council IRICNIZ CRAWFORD Glue Club, Home lieononiics, Club. Library Dislributofs Club, Girl Reserves PEGGY DICKSON Glce Club, Home Economies Club BETTY Jo DUNCAN BIiT'I'Y xl. CLOUD Home Economics Club. National Honor Society. ,Iournal Club. Girl Reserves DOLOR IfS CORNETT Shoemaker High. Glas Club, Home Leonomics Club DOROTHY DANIEL Ifrwin High, Distributor's Club ELAINE DILLOXV Shreveport High, Jonesboro High, journal Club, Girl Reserves OPAL EGAN PATSY CODY DOROTHY COX Glee Club, Journal Club, Girl Reserves Home Economics PAUL DAVIS BETTY Jo DOGGETT Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Hospital Aide SALLY ELLIS National Honor Society, Beta Club, Annual. journal Club, Glee Club. Student Federalists. Mixed Chorus, Library, Hospital Aide, Victory Corps Girl Reserves The Sophs displayed lntelligence in choosing their ofhcers. The President was Harry I AKhl XY estcott, Billy Long, Vice President, and nn inc e oe, Secretary and Treasurer. In April, the talent of the Sophomore class was shown to the public in a fashion show with such famous models as Harry Belk Bob ones, and Homer Payne. Q Ok -Q J- 'TJ' on , gf Q 1'-- ', S..-9 ,fr -0 ,U 1 -li . 51, i Q 5 -9 13 MADGE EVANS Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Home Economics MARY AIAYNF FLORA Glec Club, Beta Club. National Honor Society, journal Club. Girl Reserves, Library, Annual, Home Economics Club NAIJINIQ GILLIiNW'ATER Glee Club, Girls' Athletics, Home Economics Club, Library Club, l:l.lZABli'I'H FIERREL HAROLD FOGLIC NANCY PAYI' GREEN Glec Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Athletics B I-QTT Y FLANNAGAN Home lfconulnics Club. Glee Club NINA GIBBONS Home liconomics Club, Glee Club, Victory Corps, Hospital Aide. Girl Reserves, journal Club, Library Iil.IZABliTH GRUBB Hume licononiics Club, Library Club, Glee Club, journal Club BY ..- N7 .n xl :ff e li ' , 1' i V , I QIAMIHS I-LIiTCHliR Track. lJi:zributor's Club, l. Club. Baseball, Cheerleader PATTY GIBSON GICORGF GRUBER Church Hill High, l5uotb.1ll,Gle0 Club, Hi-Y 5, .. JUNE FLETCHLR Annual, Glee Club, Distributors Club SYLVIA GIBSON Girl Reserves. Glee Club PEGGY HALL Glee Club, Home lfconomics Club. Victory Corps, Girl Reserves, Hospital Aide, journal Club Girl Reserves At a meeting of the Juniors in September, 1944, Charles Dickson was elected President of the class with Billy Long as Vice-President for the third consecutive year, and Betty Jo Larkey as Secretary and Treasurer. Ann Buckles, joe johnson and Cecil Puckett were chosen to represent the Juniors on the Student Council. Miss Dorothy Wand, class sponsor, led these lively juniors through a very successful year. Page thirty-three Page thirty-four ,IANF HALTOM Glee Club, Home Ifconomics Club, Victory Corps, Service, Girl Reserves. Spanish Club MIDGIL HILLIARD Band, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Annual, Victory Corps, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves HELEN RHEA HORD Debate Club, Beta Club, Victory Corps, -Iournal Club, National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Girl Reserves KENNETH HUTTON Football Manager, Glee Club MARY LOUISE JAMES Pulaski High, National Honor Society, Beta Club '4 NAOMI HARR Band. Library, Glce Club, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Nurses Aide, Girls' Athletics XVILLIAM HINCKE Band TOM HONIVARD Blountville High Football, Baseball, Hi'Y, L Club DON ISLEY Basketball, Basketball Manager, Football, Football Manager, Track Manager, Hi-Y BI-QTTY JACKSON Glcc Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Economics Club, Distributors Club, Victory Corps. Hospital Aide, Girl Reserves, Service JIMMY HARRIS Newport High, Basketball, Glee Club XYILLIAM HOOD Football, Hi-Y, Glee Club VVALTER HUTCHINS BARBARA JACKSON BETTY JFFFRIFS Lenoir High, Band, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Glee Club Q . 2 w Ii:-', J ff! ' -.f 'Ka f ,li N 4 i ua rf' 'Q BERNELLE JENKINS Sullivan High, Hanover High, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves Home Economics Club N. R. jOHNSON Sullivan High, Annual LENNACE KETRON PQ BERYL JENKINS Sullivan High, Hanover High PAUL JORDAN Band, Cheerleader, Basketball Manager, Distributors Club, Hi-Y, Glee Club, L Club HERBERT KILGORE Service, Distributor! Club STANLEY jIiTER IOE KABOOL Band, L Club ANN KINCHELOIE Beta Club, National Honor Society, Annual, journal Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Radio Q.-17' ,IOAN JOHNSON MARCELINE KABOOL Glee Club, Knoxville Central, Annual, Service TWILA KINCHELOE Jon JOHNSON Band, Student Council, Spanish Club, Annual, National Honor Sncietv, Beta Club BETTY ,IO KETRON Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Annual, journal Club, Home liconomics Club, Beta Club, Victory Corps, Band M AG Y ,I Ii A N KING Cheerleader, Student Council, journal Club, Girl Reserves. Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Hospital Aide. Victory Corps In November the ring committee met to choose the class ring. The committee, composed of Marjorie Ring, Joe Johnson, Betty Jean Cloud, and Charles Joseph, chose a square ruby sapphire, onyx or gold stone surmounted by the customary school crest, and defended on each Shank by the familiar Indian head. .i.:..1 ,4 Page fhirfy-fire DORIS I ANI' BILLY LONG Beta Club, Band. Glee Club. glournal Club. Naiional llonor Society MARGARET MANESS Glee Club, Home lfconomics Club, Girl Reserves. Spanish Club PLGGY Mc I-'LROY Glee Club, Home Iiennomics Club, Dislributofs Club, Victory Corps, Hospital Aide, Library Club WILBUR NILLAIN. JR. Band NIARIIQ I ANL lilee Club, Girl Rescries, Hospital Aide EDITH LONG Band, Beta Club. Hospital Aide. I ibrary. Girl Reserves, journal Club, Home lfononiics Club, Debate Club, Glce Club BETTY Mc CLELLAN Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Service MARY LOIS Nh COY Hand, Mixed Chorus, Home Ifconnmics Club, Service, Glee Club RUTH MIQADF BETTY Jo LARRLY Bela Club, Annual, Victory Corps, journal Club, National Honor Society. Library, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves ANNETTE JUNE MANESS Glee Club, Library ANNE Mc CONNELL Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Home Ifconomics Club, Band, Victory Corps ANNA LOU Mc DAVID Glee Club. Home lfeonomics Club HARRISON NIILITS Spanish Club March twenty-third, a most eventful date, saw the crowning of Jim King and Jacqueline Simmons as king and queen of the Junior Carnival, with five runners-up as attendants. Page thirty-sir -G8 I s I 1 .36 10 5 ,al ,a -.S EJ, ,nf Y Ti' 'T' Ties-seg -1 fq ' if JA R. 4 v -r if-L ' AJ i J- QQ '27 LYNN MILLER Georgia Military Academy, Distributor's Club BETTY jOIi NAVE Journal Club, Glee Club, Band, Mixed Chorus, Library, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Annual MAVIS PARKER Glee Club, journal Club, Home Economics Club. Girl Reserves, Library Club SIDNEY MILLER Spanish Club, Baseball, Band, Annual IOHN ICD NELSON MARGARET PAYLOR MARGARET MORRISIEY journal Club, Home Ifconomics Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Service, Hospital Aide BETTY Jo O'NIiII,I. Girl Reserves, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Service, Home Ifconomies Club PATSY PII-' RC Ii Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Annual, Girl Reserves, Band, Spanish Club jAMIiS MOULTON BROWN OVERBAY jofix Piuci-i Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Iiconomics Club, Annual, National Honor Society, ,lournal Club. Girl Reserves, Service PAULINIZ MYERS Hospital Aide, Girl Reserves, Glee Club CHARI.IiNIi PARKER Sullivan High, Hospital Aide MARGIE RICHMOND Glee Club, Mixed Chorus e by Jay Tobias April heralded the presentation of the Junior class play, For Pete,s Sak , The cast, composed of Ann Buckles, Margaret Belk, Joan Price, Anne McConnell, Isabelle Cassell, Ann Kincheloe, Bob jones, Harry Belk, Jack Pyle, Ted Hagen, Glenn Barker, and Sonny XVarrick, was directed by Miss Wand. In September, the long-awaited ambition of every Freshman to be a Senior and sit in the coveted seats of the front center section was realized. They were an elated group of Seniors Page thirty-seven MARIORIE RING Beta Club, journal Club, Girl Reserves, Annual, Glee Club. National Honor Society, Cheerleader CECILE ROUTH Cheerleader, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club RICHARD SELF LAURA LEE SIMMONS Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Economics Club, Annual Staff O'DELL THOMPSON MARTHA ROLLER EVELYN ROSIS MARY KATHERINE SEAGLE Glee Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Hospital Aide, Annual, Journal Club SELVVA SHOWKER Annual, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Journal Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Hospital Aide, Radio TOM STILL Band, Mixed Chorus, Beta Club, Annual, Hi-Y, Radio BILLY VESTAL Glee Club, Basketball, Track Home Economics Club, Glee Club. Girl Reserves LOUIS SEAVER Cheerleader JEWELL SHULER Appalachia High, Annual, Girls' Athletics jUNE TAYLOR Home Economics Club, Library, Hospital Aide, Glee Club, Girl Reserves JOE C. WALLEN Hancock High Band, Glee Club, Home Economics Club Sonny Warrick was elected President, Betty Jo Larkey, Vice-President, and Ann Kincheloe Secretary and Treasurer. Ivan Cole, Tom Howard, Cecil Puckett, and Magy jean King represented the Seniors on the Student Council. Misses Ruth Springer and Dorothy Wand, class sponsors, ably led the Senior class through a very successful year. 7 Page thirty-eight JOHN PAUL CHARLES WEST WAYNE BOBBY DORIS W'Il.l.lANlS VVARRICK VUHITAKER V'lLl.lAMS Lebanon High, Victory Corps, Dramatic Club, Glee Club Glee Club, Home Disrributor's Club Library Club, Girl Beta Club, Annual, Radio, Class Oticer, National Honor Economics Club, journal Club, Girl Reserves, Library Reserves, Home licunomics Club, Distributor's Club, Society Glec Club GEORGE BILLIE VVOOD RUTH YATES BARBARA YOUNG VVILLIAMS Glee Club, Home Glee Club, Home National Honor Band Economics Club, Economics Club Society, Annual, Girl Victory Corps, Girl Reserves, Home Reserves Economics Club, Victory Corps, Band, Glee Club, Beta Club In December, the class play, Almost Summer , by Christopher Sergel, was presented under the direction of Miss Dorothy Wand with Magy King as assistant director. Marjorie Ring, Betty Jo Larkey, Marceline Kabool, Billie Wood, Ann Kincheloe, Sonny Warrick, Billy Long, joe Wallen, Glen Barker, and joe Kabool made up the superb cast of a very successful play. The Senior class of 1946 boasts of excellent leaders, brilliant scholars, and football players of tremendous ability, who will go far in molding the world of tomorrow with courage and tenacity. A toast to the class of 1946! Best Wishes and Good Luck to you! Page thirty-nine TOP RCJW'-,flvzry 1'.11u1l1l.1m1 !1.f11.111 Ibn .1111l .1 llllflg fl1.11111l11 B1 S11 X111 To 0,1111 11111111 Tff' . . . H111 Ck.lf X... Iiwlvfvx Sm- is purulj 1n'1'i1f111t11l . . , Slfflllg fm infw of lbw 11111'l.f ...- ff1f1tI1.1ll Wbf1'1 lfwfciflg .11 ffm' wx? . . . bzru . . . IUFRTII RUW'fDm1't mul v1111'-.f11x. qlrf- , . . 7-H171 , .111 SILCUXD ROW'- Mm 15.11 XJIH . , . Wfmf Ju' V111 111 .fr'.w.f nf N111 11111 'lVI,.J, 11111 , . . x111.1l11 ,gnf . . , for, Dow? 11.111, 1111 .frfllffl . . . Dui. 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I ' I Pays' jnrfy JAUNTY JUNIORS W Salley Presndent D W Salley Vxce Presxdent Marvm Goodman Secretary Treasurer In September of 43 the class of 47 entered for the Hrst tlme the halls of D B H S It was wxth a snall s gaxt that the Frosh marched to take thenr newly assngned seats m the balcony From here the flrst book was dropped on some poor creature s head from here mnocent eyes escaped nothmg as the Frosh watched wlth wnde eyed awe the panorama of the stage below XVh1t the future had ln store for them at tnmes was a non solved enlgma left nn the hands of fate Nlarx Lou Allgood Oscar Alx ns Nlarxan Banley Page forty one j. . , .V ' - a ' . , , - 9 3 ' . . , . , . . . . , ' . . , I ' a 1 A - , ' :Far h . ' , . 1.- A.. . A Y Y A . . Shirley Baird Gale Barron Herman Beam Billie Blalock Ralph Blankenbecler Bill Bond Phyllis Boyd Helen Boyer Estelle Bradley Marilyn Bratt Pearl Bright Billie Brown Katherine Broyles Raymond Bun Stanley Bunn Betty Campbell Edith Cavin Mary Faith Carson Paul Carter Christine Chadwell Billy Christoph The first year was filled with getting acquainted with the school and faculty. Many a freshman was sent to detention for carving his name on a desk beside that of a pre-historic person. Getting into all the activi- ties and laboring to make the honor roll were the uppermost thoughts of the majority of these Freshmen. Onward was their motto! jimmy Rau, Bob Bingham and Patsy Spivey held the positions of class officers. Page forty-two The next fall the class of '47 came back to school, eager to start their Sophomore year. This year the class presented to the school a slice of its talent. Now one or more Sophomores were in practically every activity, and they boasted of being a part of D.B.H.S. The officers for the year were Bob Bingham, Jimmy Rau, Charles Robinson, Shirley Sample and Tom McConnell. na Fern Clark Ola Clcmmons Frances Compton Joie Compton Max Counts Charles Cox Norma Cravx ford audine Crawford Christine Cronis Louise Danielson Lucille Danielson Ruth Davis Stella Davis Aileen Dean Patricia Dean Charles Deming Dan Dickson Beverly Dodd Irwin Duncan Ralph Elsea Carolina 3 Page jmty thzee Joann Falin George Ferrel Glenna Fincher Frances Faye Fischer Cecil Frye Barbara Gammon Ruth Gardner Vivian Gardner Jo Gass Louise Gilbreath Billie Glass Pauline Godsey Marvin Goodman Norma Grigsby Clyde Groseclose Joe Haltom Phyllis Hampton Ann Harkins Christine Hash Marcine Hawks Carolyn Hoge This Sophomore year to most was a struggle for bare subsistence. Many a nightmare was caused by those Caesar themes, many a hair pulled out in Josie's modern history class, and to this day it has never been decided whether it was the teacher or the second year algebra that caused so many straight A students to drop to C's and D's. Such was their Sophomore yesar but no doubt about it, it was fun! Page forty-four 1945 was surely to be the best school year yet for this class. Now they were Juniors and the World was again at peace. Never before did Juniors enjoy laughing at Freshmen or gloating over the fact that they would soon be Seniors as those Juniors did. The officers for the year were the Salley Twins, J. W. and D. W., and Marvin Goodman. Robert Horton Donald Hudson Ruby Humphries Eugene Hunter joyc Anna Hurt Jo Ann Jennell Peggy 'lessee Harold johnson Bob jones Gertrude jordan Patsy Kane Frances King joan Lamberson Ruth Lane Sh L'll ' Charles Lineback Phyllis Loudenslag Christine Larkins june Larkins Jack Lavinder jane Lawson erman 1 y 5 T wr l -4' Jean Mann Evelyn Matlock Peggy McConnell Tom McConnell Wayne McCellan Betty Merrifield Lynn F. Miller Moneyhun Lucille Moody Marianne Moorefield Mary Morrisette Tom Nave Dolly Neeley Rhea Neeley Hal Newman Edith Northrup Mary Lou P. T. Nottingham Jerusha Osbourne Ima Jean Overby Jack Patterson Nottingham In October, the ring committee met to choose the class ring. The com- mittee chose an oval stone in onyx or gold with the familiar school crest. Being a very special class, the juniors selected a very special play, Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice . The play was presented March 4 and 5. The cast was made up of Billy Blalock, Charles Robinson, Billie Glass, Pearl Bright, Phyllis Hampton, Ronald Pruitt, Ann Harkins, Bob Horton, Carolyn Hoge, Dorothy Sutherland, Jack Patterson, Shirley Sample, joe Haltom, Joan Lamberson, Jeanine Van Trease, and Helen Boyer. Page forty-six On April 5, the best junior Carnival yet was held in the gym and in the auditorium. Bingo, basketball, ring toss, crazy house, and other games of amusement were to be found in the gym. The Coronation of Betty Steadman and Jimmy Miller as king and queen of the carnival was held in the auditorium, later a minstrel show captured the attention of all comers. Flem Pecktnl Haynes Phillips Shirley Phipps Louise Phulps Jeanne Potts Opal Powell Tuck Pratt Ronald Pruitt Doris Quillen Beatrice Robinctte Mildred Robinette Charles Robinson Claudine Rodgers D. W. Salley J. W. Salley Shirley Sample Emma Lou Shipley Jacqueline Simmons Betty Slaughter Willigim Smallwood Ellen Smith fy f J Vid J ? 1 . if 'J Page forty sei en 3 9-oi 'C7 7' Q Z' 2 'J Q . T 5 ..., W ' N ,1- fe -.0 Y Q1 i, 'Q A 7 ' 1 Q- x I ,ICQ rula Mae Smith Dorothy Smoot Patsy Spivey Chester Stamper Mary Ellen Stnrnes Mildred Stelling Ella jo lily Stitllmm G. XV. Striclxler Dorotliy Stitlierlaml lfretlti Taylor Russell Taylor llmogene Terry Betty .lane Sue Tucker Jeanine Van Trease Jewell VickerS Mary Ann Wfitson Nlelba jean Xlfntson james XY'est Pauline In june, the juniors entertained the Seniors with a splash party, theater party, and a dance. Ge! up off ffm' flrwr, fwji . of on a Sentimental journey . . . Best wishes to you, class of '47. Your Senior year should prove to be the best yet in high school. Blaine White Robert White Patsy Williams Odean Willis Betty Wilson Jimmy Witt John Wooten Page forty-nine fbc' pudf 0 H11 btllllli k1'cj1111g 111 sbnpc V Mm -'U bw- X 3 I W ru I my I H4111 you 111111 N11 11111119 H11 111kg111i3 0 fb: 17111111 'V if 54 '31-an Q 1 A 0 Forex er Amber 1971 f 111 Tha! s pn H5 gona' buf 1f 11111 I fbr um I bend 1f fplmzsa 1111111011 fbr1xpr15s1011, MISS R j Page fzfty SECOIND ROW C F Boyd Sula Green Nhrx ane Ketron Georgmna Bmlley Chrnstme Buchman George McCrea FIRST ROW Laura Jo Fllxs Betts Steadmw Evelyn johnson Bettx Ruth Flfly NI1rg,1ret Catron SECOND ROW Leonard Nelson Joe Nndermamer Jack Niorrxs Harold NIeConnell Jm ualls Chlrles Weatherford FIRST ROW wlllldm Sutton joan Clasman Dons Morrell Dede Niullms Helen Neufer Nanu Brax Don I-Iosxden SASSY SOPHOMORES Soph A Officers George NfIcCrea PICSI dent, Charlle Frye Secretary, Jack Fulker son, VICE Preeldent SECOIND ROW Ink Overbcy Anait1s1a Va walldes Bexerlx Dade Cee1lM1ddox Mus Lou Moore Harold Creenw ell Chxrlotte Mmrtm FIRST ROW I-Ilrold Snpleton I-Ie1rlB1leS Mar garet Mereer Evelyn Ilmt ulu Dunean Peggy Strom, Betts Izllnorr Page fzfty-one SECOND ROW Doris Bond Geraldine Hilton Everett Hale Buddy Sheffield Carl McAfee Robeit Huffman FIRST ROW Ann Harmon Carolyn Park Ann Koffman Betty Honey cutte Maryorie Seal Bonnie ennnngs SECOIND ROW Betty Jo Kress Dayid Crockett Margaret Ann Grindstaff Ann Culbertson Dan Gils dorf Veda Rose Pannell Dorothy Ring FIRST ROW Wanda Nlilhorn Nlartha Bellamy Janice Hendrix Rosamond Ay cock Khalida Shovy ker 'Vlitzi Johnson Myrta Wiley Betty' Matlock. Page fifty-two Soph B Officers Buddy SheiIield Presi dent, Darrell Crawford Vice President, ohn Puckett Secretary SECOND ROW Richard Alyis Buddy Wood Allen Easley Kyle Sells Rusell Lorenzen jackie ones Ramona Harris Mary Lou Allison FIRST ROW Joan Calhoun Helen Bunn Colean Willis Elizabeth Kent Bill Legervyood Mary Ruth Yonce Betty 'Vlarshall SECOND ROW Edvt ard X lelxers NX orlu Y aughn Harrx Shubert Kathleen Bradlex X lfglfllil Couch Homer Depew Joe Terrx FIRST ROW Hazel Cook jeu ell Anderson Stin Wells Ruth Godses Don Myers Fxelvn Butler Helen Smnth SECOND ROW' Nllrx Colts Tom Monexhun P1ulC1rptnttr Donlld esst Ninke. Wltt Robtrt Archer Put Kendrltls SECOND ROW Robert l'r1tsc.h lN1el Paulk Freddy Hash Lounse Hoot er Charles Hensley Jnmmy Lnppse Ly nn Francnsco IIRST ROW' Arlene Combs hxelxn Ballet C 1m1ll1 Combs ohn Nflatthcxxs Nhrlan Cunnmgham Carltne Maness Charlotte Hlle IIRST ROW Norma Phnlhps Uorothx Klng Wlll3Ll1.I1L Stlltw Nllrlon lxrlxms Xllrx F Robinson Irmets Hllt My 5hCOlND ROW Edlth Combs Bllhe Johnson Robert Northrop Odell Cooper james Wagner Rlehlrd Gent C B Stltl FIRST ROV Joan Xiorrnson atquellne Temple ton Dorls Oterbx Xxrgmu Logglns Lnllle Lnttle Nlarle Dlclsens X lfglg Nlullms Page lzyty three SFCOIND ROW Darrell Crawford Hal Mxller IIFIIIIN Muller Buster Broun Helen Yates Ioretta Stata Betty Hxelts lhsllns Smtlluood I IRST ROXX Thelma Clark Blanehe Solomon Irene Starnts Geneya MeClellan Dnamanda Katslnas Donald Burgm Don NICKCHZIC SECOND ROW Joann Gumn Jean Llghr Evelyn McClure Bob MeAm1s Nancy Bullon Mary Sw ecker Phrhp Lxbby Church Betty Weaxer Clarlce Taylor V1rg1n11Garst Marllyn Hague Glenn Svucegood SECOND ROW John B1ll1ngton Carl Ollver Glenn Kern ames Whltten Joe Thomas Bishop Eddle joseph FIRST ROW Jlmmy Crovse Ruth Cole George Wnlhams Betty Jo Martm Jack Southard Herman Lord SECOND ROW Betty Lee Sh1pley Patsy Neeley Clara Fannon Eugene Casteel Tommy Trent johnny Puckett FIRST ROW Annette Barlovs Ruby McKay Don How den Don Kabool jacquelme Templeton Khahda Shovs ker T Page fzfty four Y 7, , V , ' e 4 1 ' 1 9 I 1 I' 1 ' k 1 Y q x 1 V' 1 I B . , . ', ,. J , '. ' , ' 2 ' 'f. ' Y , . . ' . . . ' , T I. A 3 V V E W A I 5 , 1 . YT- n . -, V . f ,- '. F' ' ' ' A . I I 1 . a I 3 T 3 3 Y Y . at FIRST ROW: Arnold Vaughn, Peggy Boyd, Marne ' ,Q W . Y ' - 35 . : . . , . , ,J 1 , 4 : - I x 1 I 'IV Y Y 3 ,XXX V n I Y Y Y ' - s , s , , , I 5 , 4 Q . , V f I ' 9 7 . 7 . 1 D . i a v a -5 Buddy Bullis Paul King Carl Moore The title Sassy Sophs really Hts these eager Sophs Their best talents were spent in tormenting the Fresh men The poor Sophs craned their necks from the side sections to get a glimpse of what was happening on the stage These Sophomores were busy getting into all the They are eagerly looking forward to establishing their prestige as Juniors Well all I bear zs Kingsport Hzgh team coach fab' Page fzfty five . 9 l 5 ' ' ll 97 activities and trying to keep up D.B.H.S. traditions. I . . I I D I I I , , 5 I 0 O Vlae McCurry Secremry SECOIND ROW jack Catron Mxke Haney Robert Tay lor FIRST ROW Raymond Ford 'Viarjorle Boyer Martha Jo Hood B111 Kxng SECOND ROW Buddy F1115 Char1esWenther1s FIRST ROW Daud Werner C.1r1 Harkleroad GREEN FRESHMEN Freshman A Officers Robert Taylor, v Presxdent B111 Kung VICE Presldent, Anna 'inn Q-Yvwc Yes, those forlorn lookmg characters gomg 1n the audltorlum mstead of the gym and the gym mstead of the aud1tor1um are what we upperclassmen term as Green Freshmen The Frosh are seen r1d1cu1ous1y losmg then' way IH the corrldors of the great educatxonal 1nst1tut1on, It says here, and no one Wou1d ever lower themselves to take p1ty on these unfortunate begmners. Page jzjty slr f V, f A 1 . , D xv -1 1 , T . , ' IV! . - . r W' . 1 lun: . . . . . t f -um 77' 1 1 ' ' 1 , y ' 1 5 1 Y v i A , . . f r 1.1 X u 1 I 1 .. 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SECOND ROW H len S Clnr NI rx Bleon Pitsx Slmpson Dorothx Blshop Nlldt llne Hawk Anna Nlae NIeCurrx Cllrl I lnnon FIRST ROW Betts Kldd Xllfglk Boxer Xera Bacon Xelmn Suthtrlmd Audru Godsu Iranus Bushong Q91 THIRD ROW Phrlllp Horne J Frank Iarrls Darryl Seals Curtrs Nlann SFCOIND ROW Mary Frances Bartley oan Blngham Elnzabeth Shadeed Jean Baker James Huddle Qulllen Klser I IRST ROW JILQLICIWD Vllller Mary Paulme Bell Ilndell Petrol Vlary Helwey Betty Brown Don Bmlslew Blanche Kesterson TI-IIRD ROW Ioe Brown Txpton Wayne IXILXIHLILI' aek Seals Grant Clonce George XIeC,ollum Icrrx Plrdue Alfred Hester SLCOND ROW Ieweldnne Boyd Harry I mrrrs Bnllne Ioan Cram ford Lourse Stltt I IRST ROW Ioan Bradley Joann Wlmpler Xlllll lNeelu Nell ennmgs uanlta Yaughn Xllrx Nell Bussel Geraldnnc Cox Lwtrs assembly day along, 1bout one ocloek the Frosh are seen unw1ll1nglx proeeedmg to the peanut gallery of the well filled audx tor1um to onls guess at what IS takxng place m1les below on the stage The Freshmen hovsexer hase shown mtellxgent thmklng 1n electmg for thexr hrst class ofhcers Ros Duncan Presldent, Tomms Stevens, Xxce Pres1dent Carleton Dax IS Secretars, Charlene W rlght, Student Councxl Representatne Page Jiffy sez en v 'V ' ' 7 I : 0' .t. . , , .1 . 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' ' ' ' Y ' ff ,Y ' t . r Y ' v 7 1 ' . 1 . f' ' . ,' V. 7 ' - 9 ' 1 , V THIRD ROW Charlene Wrxght Geraldmc Armstrong Joanne Emmert Joe Bruce I-lanna gan Carleton Davxs Roy Duncan Tommy Stevens SECOND ROW G H Klmmel Lowry Doggett Glen Austm Betty Keeslnng Katherme Stellmg FIRST ROW June Emmett Anne Mme Pennmgton jack Booher Barbara Hurst Mane Elhs Ruth Warrnck THIRD ROW Mary Ann Jordan Sara Ann Mullemx 'vI1chaelRyan Mary Susan Leonard SECOND ROW Robert Flora lNedra Rut ledge Carolxn Godxun Mane Smnth Stexe Hagan FIRST ROW Wells Jones Douglas Carter Ann Deming Donald Dean Yxonne Kress Peggy Wxlllams X :wan Matlock Freshman B Ofhcers Roy Duncan, Pres ldent, Thomas Stevens, Vnce Presndent, Carleton Davns, Secretary Even though these lon er classmen seem to be endurlng grave torture, they w1ll see, as the months pass, that It all contnbutes toward a well rounded hlgh school educatlon Page fzfty ezght 2 . , . 1 s Q I ' x l 1 Q n V ' . 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FIRST ROW Ronnae Starncs Mary Jane Johnson Joy ce SECOND ROW Jack Pppan Wayne Boyd Carl Calloway THIRD ROW Bruce Cody Mary o Robans Xargac Phallaps J B Maller Buddy Ianbar FIRST ROW Don McClellan Betty Jo Ilcmana, Nancy Hayes Wayne Whatcn Nlary Joy ce Bond SFCOIND ROW Xaaaan Lane Dana Welch Xryclla X aughn evy ell Crayy ford Cvtrmaanc Lane Xlanmc Beckncr Betty Joe Crocker THIRD ROW Lorenza Jacobs Ioy cc Franklan W allace Green James Wallaams By ron W alborn FIRST ROW Georgaa Kalgort J D Odum Bally Butcher Donald Gammon Ed Watt Nlaralyn Nloort SECOIND ROW Donald East Laraane Tappley Bobble Nlanton Joan Conkan Patsy Lyons Elazabeth Wagner THIRD ROW June Barnum Joanne Barron Shlrlcy Lane Ball Seayer T J Duncan Frank Koy ,al FIRST ROW Peggy Slaughter Joe Ann Ketron ack Haare Joe Vack Nlartha Helen Clay man Nancy Hardan SECOND ROW Tommy Phallaps Alace Caldvy ell 'vlartha Gordel Pcggy Ann Cole Ima Jean Bradyyell Nlartha Ellen Ey ans Delores Caraco THIRD ROW Tommy Hammock Don Wolford Robert Nloyy ell Eugene Waters Jack Slaughter FIRST ROW' Nlargae Bradysell Ioas Johnson Mary Lou Smath Ccraldane Archer Louise Taylor SECOND ROW Sharlcy Pendleton June Church Ruth Wallaams Doras Kaly.,ore Jack Iattlc THIRD ROW W I' Hale Raymond Calyon Donnae Starnes ack Soloman Cecal Wallaams Galbert Lartle R C Roberts FIRST ROW Betty Ruth Shelton Geraldme Wells P H Spayey Betty Jo Ketron Joanne Thompson SECOND ROW Barbara Thrcllkcld Rosemary Mac Flroy Maryory Beam Ioufae Maer Bally Ruth Skelton Harry Wraght THIRD ROW Jack Carter Arthur Adams Nancy Barrett Wallas Payne Earl Harrason Kenneth Dalloyx Page fzrty nnf' 'V - , - I, - ,I I 1 ,11 1, 1 1, 1 ' 'r. , -' ' , . 1 , ,I a 'ff 1 ' - I al , 1-1 , -1 , 71 ' Y 5 , 7 . , , . . 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' .1 ', . , . 1 5 I . 1 v I K J Yrs . 3' V ' y n n T 7 Y I s 1' - 'z, SECOND SEMESTER FRESHMEN FRONT ROV Helen Helm Dorothx Lane 'vlan Cltherme X lekers BACK ROV Barbarl Smlth Eula ean Wllson Ed1th Chxldress Emogene Tnpton Margaret 'Vhx FRONT ROW George Byres Eugene Stlll Bobby Dean BACK ROW Gene Hale I-Iovl ard lVICCr:1ry Tom W aughn FRONT ROW Don 11d Gonzales Doug Coleman loc Moore lck Vaughn BACK ROW john Anderson Earl Walters Bllhe 0 Rnley Loyd Vxears Bxllle Stallard FRONT ROW Joan Steadman Charles Cravn ford Jean Shanks Clanthe Dy kes BACK ROW Joan Young Denver Cook Vxrglml McKarem Joan Shanks FROINT ROW -I S Frazler Jerry Vaughn Ros Cloud BACK ROW' Rands Baker James Prxce Rober Banley FRONT ROW jevs ell Kll6W Jovce Glbson Camn dnrh Henderson, Shxrley Hllton Back Row Evelyn Perrx, Dons Perzy, Betts DJHlClS, Lounse Combs, Suellen Cox Page sixty 'R R V VV. N, 3 , v v v , v ' ' . ' . v ' . 'K ' , 7'-, V. I . . - t w 1 ' . . . . . , , , . 1 . I L, E . . I l l , 3 4 T ' .if a A . l . , , ,J . , l , W 7, if ' 3 2 -' , 1 JA ' F Y Y - 5 5 ' 4- . . , . , - a , 'ax ' . . . . K ,VA , , .. ' ' .l , 1 v - 1 . L ..-. 1 jilfyr., '51 A . f - a a 1 , . Z , , 1 , . V . ' y Y . . . , , i Q Y . 1' . 1 , , . 1 V I V . r . K .- - , 1 , s A ACTIVITIES CONGIENIAI, FELLOWSHIP ALL THE WGRLDS A STAGE l I AA. SENIOR PLAY Alnzosf Summer by Chrlstopher Sergel under dlrectlon of Mlss Wand and Magy Kmg Very hu In morous Remember B1ll1e Wood Warr1ck as the absent mmded profes sor Thanks Class of 46 for a . swell play JUNIOR PLAY Pride and Prejudzce by ane Austm under d1rect1on of Mnss Robertson and Mrs Dye real costumes too first tlme nt s ever been done at D B H S and a real success lt was the way Bob Horton portrayed the haughty Mr Darcy and Phyllls Hampton s charm as Jane Here s hoplng for one as good IH 47 Page szxty two ll I 6735! , 'nur F 3 U -' .V X - . I I 4 I P A ll 4 if T kg . ly fl 'ug 1 .1 V, -5- . . . b I, , 1 5 lx . . 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' 0 I 0 0 , I I l . . , , . . . , m..,,n WHAT ARE ACTIVITIES FOR 'I' Tom Hovs ard Charlene Wrlght Jane Lux son I'Iem Pecktol NllgV Kung 'Vlnss Ramer Charles Robmson Cecnl Puckett Buddy Bullls Inn Cole STUDENT COUNCIL FOR GUIDANCE Represents opxnlons and des1res of entlre student body blgger and better than ever before Dld you notnce all those fancy steps the boys dld 1t the Prom? this was due to the council s noon dancing classes more fun under dlllgcnt leadershxp of M155 Ruth Ramer COHSISIS of four SCHIOFS three Iunlors two Sophomores 1nd one Freshman Magy Iean Kung, lts energetlc presldent Cecll Puckett Vlce Presldent Jane Iawson Secretary does not enforce dlscnpllne lnstead supports projects for betterment of the school Remember when you had to go to dctentlon for a messy locker? - Page sixty three FIRST ROW: Joe Johnson, Billy Long, Glenn Barker, Sonny Warrick. SECOND ROW: Mary Jayne Flora, Betty Jo Larkey, Ann Kincheloe, Sally Ellis, Mary Louise james, ,Ioan Price. THIRD ROW: Selwa Showker, Barbara Young, Betty Nave, Marjorie Ring, Miss Butler, Mary C. Scagle, Helen Hord, Betty jean Cloud. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOR LEADERSHIP Leadership . . . Scholarship . . . Character . . . Service . . . these qualifications make one proud to be a member of the National Honor Society . . . a very select group . . . truly t0morrow's great leaders . . . members rank among the top one-third of the Junior Class when they are taken into the club . . . several Worth-While projects . . . An informal tea was given honoring Mr. Pitts, the Faculty, and former Jr. High Honor Society members . . . Who can forget the lovely formal banquets at the auditorium initiating new members . . . membership in the Honor Society, an experience to be remembered with pride in years to come . . . FIRST SEMESTER: Joe johnson, President: Betty Cloud, SECOND SEMESTER: Barbara Young, Presidentg Mary Secretary, Mary C. Seagle, Vice-Presidentg Bill Long, Treas- L. James, Vice-Presidcntg Mary J. Flora, Secretaryg Happy urer. Ring, Treasurer. K s 7 9 L all I Page sixty-four Ol 35 ...'.2f I 5-l f... 5 'wa 2? . Q Aqgfb 5 5 y . V ,lj HRST ROVV: Selwa Showker, Carolyn Park, Phyllis Hampton, Betty Larkey, Ann Kincheloc. Sally Ellis, Mary Jayne Flora. SECOND ROW: Patsy Kane, Carolyn Hoge, joan Falin, Mariorie Ring, Ann Buckles, Betty Kctron Miss Elmore. THIRD ROXV: Ann Koffman, Mary Louise ilames, lfdith Long, Helen llord, Myrta Xlfiley, -leaning Van Trcasc. FOURTH ROVV: Shirley Sample, Ann Harkins, Dorothy Sutherland, Mary Faith Carson, George McCrea, Raymond Bunn, ,lack Morris, Sonny W'arrick, jimmy W'est, Ronald Pruitt. FIRTH ROXV: Marvin Goodman, Bill Long, Cecil Frye, Tom Still, Charles Robinson. ,lim Rau. BETA CLUB FOR CHARACTER Ducos aliis serventeml' translated means Leaders in Service . . . Miss Elmore is planning another show . . . work, and more work . . . Benefit Bridge . . . borrowed linens . . . Womanless Wedding, borrowed evening gowns, and pretty boys . . . food sales and hot cherry pie . . . excite- ment and preparation for convention madness at the Maxwell House . . . confusion and spotlights for the Community Concerts . . . initiations and running errands . . . NWhere's the key to the stamp box? . . . Miss Butler would like some postage stampsn . . . Thanksgiving baskets and asking for contributions . . . collecting and bringing clothes for War Relief . . . taking contributions at the movies for crippled children and Red Cross . . . Saturday morn- ing rummage sales . . . D.B.H.S. is full of admiration for its most active club. Bill Long, President, Shirley Sample, Vice-President, Phyllis Hampton, Secretary, Chas. Rob- inson, Treasurer. RADIO FGR EXPRESSION 2, Tom Still, -Ioan Falin, Pianists. Margaret Bella. Kay Barrett Soloists. Selwa Showker, Sonny W'arriek, Ann Buckles, Announccrs. D.B.H.S. Returns You to the 'Nationis Model Station' N . . . Hurrah for Dear Old Kingsport High School . . . students have all risen to their feet by the time the last few words have been sung . . . we all look forward to those Friday assembly broadcasts . . . interesting . . . sparkling . . . a variety of entertainment . . . Tuesday morning broadcasts . . . hair pulling, wondering if Tom will make the piano bench by the time the on the air signal has been given . . . various clubs make known their existence and projects . . . These broadcasts capture the highlight of being D.B.H.S.'s most demo- cratic activity . . . Congratulations to you, future Bill Stems and Don Wfilsonsl' . . . thanks, talented teens, for making the past year much brighter . . Dan Gilsdorf, Bob Jones. Technicians. Ann Kincheloe. Miss Margaret Phlegar, Directors. IXICLI1 Dun NINCX Brls tlnnt Potts Sh1rItx Plnpps Btttx 1tl1son IJOIIS u1 t11 ILI c ICISOI1 LIISL mt son rx 1son IL IITTIUODS ILITI mmons XI1ss IIUILINIISOII Km 511 1t1t1utt r I1 RL 1 ID1 o1n Brot s PHSX I1trtt Nllr lrtt C1r1ntIst1lJr Btttx o IKrtss NI1r lrtt Btllx OI1 Llcmmons Betts sllllglifkl' NI1t11 ohnson Btxtrlx IJ1tlt Xltlbl XXIISOI1 NI1r1o11t Stll Fstcllt Bratlltx 11t I 111 son Nllrglrtt Plxlor Btrntllt t,I'llx!I1H C 11111ll1 Combs I ll1 o Stcxtns INorn11 t1nC r1x11o1tl Ix1tht1111t Brox Its C t11ltl1nt I'IllIClI'l XIIYX oRohh111s XIIFICJYIL RILl1IT1OHCl I's1ns XOIINI Grlgshx Don Vsollontl 1n1ts Crctth Buster Bron I1 Blunc XXIIIIC t XIOIIIS 1 71 ll 1x1ntIt1 plmo Tom 1 MIXED CHORUS FGR ENTERTAINMENT Stxtnth ptr1otl mtlloxx st1 uns tonung hom Room 307 hlhng, tht h1lls of D Pm H S xx1th stn11 tl1ss1t1I mtlot ts tht NI1xttl Chorus a selttror3,a11111r1o11 rtp1tscnt1ng tht btst xotll tlltnt lI1 tht sthool tlth mtmbtr tr1ts out Cx crx stmtsttr to I'C.I1lI1 mtmbtrslup Xhss Xllllt Hutthlnson tlplblt' ntxx sponsor ltd tht C l1OllI group through 11 xelx sucttssiul 1 car tht xt:11 cunt to 1 QCI1i2ltl0I11lCl111IlX v11th the presentauon ot the1r 1nnu1l Sprmg Concert the theme a nuxture ot sp1r1tuals 1nd SCINI tl19S1t1lt'u0r1ttS sm 111 group smgmg and sptt11l solos IDL1S1C'll pxozrim ot tht toncert gn en tompltttlx from memou xcrs 1n1p1esQ1se Th1s OIQIIIIIHIIOD 1111111 taltts p1rt 111 tht Qriduatlon progr.1n1 mlm INLITIIJLIS S11lLlU'lfC otht1s vull sttp lI1 ind uphold 1 tr1d1t1on of flllt FNUSIL F rr 111 -?1q--vv-11-m4J-'- -'-Q ' ' -'iii l----ff I . .,,, f 1 ,-,11wwf0- .14-,A I,L -'ll Ilan , I,o A - I7.1 I . NIA 1' I.o11 All' . llncltf S' , I,4 . Ice S1 , . A ' ' ' , I.'1-cu. CI ' I' 1Io tl.1 . ltl .r1s, . HIC. Dot Ring, A1111 KofIn1.111. NI.1rion Bailey. NI1'rt.1 Xlfilcy. 1ICJ.ll1 Pritc, klcan Mann, xI.lClQlC 1I11'k. . 1Ii11 Ctta s.1I.1tlt I,. '. . Stlll. xx! 'I X ' l I ' l Y 'L . ' ' . Y l' - A l Y X . 'R I -V.: l . . 1 I li- KY 3 V ' il 2 1 A ' I 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1- 1 - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 ' D I , 'L L ' ' t . . . ' ' 1 'L 1' Q ' ' N' 1' . . . ' 1' ' ' L ' . .1 1 A L l zj ' L 1 . . . , .Y 6 - -W L . NC I vl I snn. L K L L nfl ' - u Q yn 1 - x 1 ' A 1' ' 1 '. . . . . 1 'I 1 I . 1 1 ' ' A - 1 .w n n Professor S. T. XY'itt iiemldinc .'xxl'I'llSII'UI14Q, Belly Hailey, .Xlnrion Iiiiley. lilenn lhrker, -lune l'x,1rnuin, Gale Barron. ,lo .-Xnn liarron. Nlartlm liullamy. Billy Bond, lslelle Bradley. c!UUFgl.1l'lI1.1 Bradley. Marilyn Brut. Clara Brewer, Clirisline Clmdwell, Nlartlm Clayman, Frances Compton, .loic Compton. Klux Counts. David Crockett. Anne Culbertson. julia Duncan, Xlzlric Ipllis. Carolina I:Ul9lCl', ,Ioan Felton, George Ferrell, Ceeil Frye. Billy Glius. NY. F. Hgle, Tom HilI11H111Cli. Naomi Harr. Janice Hendrix, Nlidgie Hilliard, XX'1ll1.lI11 Hincke, Carolyn Hoge. Bob Horton. Berry Jefferies, Harold klolmson, ,loc johnson, Jack -IUINIS,l5Clly'KCCXlll1Q1. llilnbetli Kent, Mary ,lane Herron, Sliirlcy Lane, Ifditli Long, Russell LOFYCDYCD, Belly Nlnrxlmll, Xlnrilyn Moore, Forrest McClell,m, Nhry Lois McCoy, Buddy McLain, Leonard Nelson, Helen Neufer. ,fue Nidermnier, Ifdilli Nllfllllllp. Xllry Lou NlJIllI1gl!JI11, Imogene Ovcrbjf. Slnrlex, Pliipps, Ronald Pruiu. .Inn Qunlls, Clmrles Rolwnmwn. Pay Stidlmm, Klmlida Showker. Tom Still, Cilcnn Swleegood, 'Ic.1nine Yan ilirease, .'Xn.xsx.zsi.1 Y.u'.1lides, -lime Vick, .Iewell Vickers, Cieurge XY'llli.nns. CQl1.1rluneXYrigl1l, Side Drum Nhjms: cnlfl llylll, Kyle Sells. Xlmemi Ned Carter. l'l.1g Swingcrx: Belle liuell, liclls Kelron. Mary lklilll Cjrwn. Slnrlex Sample, l'mn1.1 Inn Shipley. llorollmy Sutlierland. l'.xLsy' Pierce. lilac Xlcfionnell. A cheer goes up from the crowd as students and spectators stand with one accord -the band, Pride of East Tennesseef, struts down the Held. Drum Major: Harold C.1I'l11.lCk Indian: K.1f'BLl1'l'CfI ' 'V Q ,,'W7: ' V . ' W ying W V -,, V .A , ,wwf -'ry' . td M1.4N,w4iWh 1 .- ' q7+..7'w. is . W '3 Sponsors: ,Ioan Brooks, Ann Huclxles. Ann Harkins, B.1rb.1r.i Young. BAND FOR TALENT Friday afternoon parades . . . marching feet keeping time to the strains of Indiana Staten and XVasl1ington Post . . . in assem- bly, Star Dust done in the band's own inim- itable style . . . Two blondes and tlie little mascot strutting at the bead . . . our beloved Fess and Celebrating his zorh anniversary with the annual party at the civic auditorium . . . 4th of july and Santa Claus parades . , . An- nual spring concert before a well-filled audi- torium . . . playing in the loft at basketball games ...i f Xll told, a year of super musical entertainment . . . Snappy Nlajorettes: klaclxie Simmons. Xlargaret Cutron u. N a - 1 0 9 ' . xx!! z F C 1 -1. NV H Y neu Nllss Butt OHSOFS r.l H1 Isl 1 Carolyn Park 'Xnn Har ms Xlarx 'Inn XX uson Ann liutlxlts llama lhllov ldlth Long Bt ls ku XIIFIIIJ Hood Larolxn Hogt Ann lxotfman KM Barre Xlarxlxn Nloora. llllabelh lxtnr Pain lxzme oan Pratt Nlarx Ann Nloortfuld Xlarx C Stash. oan mmtrt C rlstme ar ms unt lxrkms Nlaus Par r llorothx Cox ltgp Lolt Nlartha botrtltl oan lxetron 'Norma lun Buxngton XX .nm Vllmrtaktr bladss Xrthtr INDIAN TRIBUNE FOR HEADLINES Sl I XX -X SHOXX KILR Ildltor In thltf Asslstants Sally Elhs lJOISLlIl1Ll'lll'1d Phxlhs Hlmpton Nlarx llorl lm Rlu lNma Cub bons Betts Cloud and A Buckles Latest hot copy made known through The Indmn Trrbune pubhshtd bl monthly combmed efforts of lgdrtorral and Advertlsmg St1f'fs satlsfled students hunger for news gave vo1ce to talent of future student journahsts meetrng a cleadlme every two weeks Orchlds to Selwa Showker, a most capable edltor Betty Jean Cloud, an excellent adver t1s1ng manager Mxss Margaret Butler and Red Yancey, sponsors In 1945 Trlbune became afhhated Wlfh u1ll and Scroll mms lou Shnpltx on tm t C lrolma Iutsltr N .1 x Bmklu Btttx SILJLIIUJIT Inn Spnu Xlarx llltn Surnts vlan Lou 'Nottnnglum Bttu o Duncan blnrlu Sample Xlarx .mt Intron Nlarx I-mth Carson Itanmv. Nan Trease Helen Hordt Plnllrp Lnbbx Iommx Nut Ron.1IdI'runr Raxmond Bunn Xlsrta XX nlu Llnton Q .xmpbtll Bull Ledger wood Human Beam BIII long, Page sc tenfy is I 4 ., : . , I' V- ' ' t y . . . . .X Nj., . . . . ff . l,. . I I 0 o , B . . Ll '-,', . I':'. Sp ' '. Lau ,Io Iillis, jo. 5 in , , 1' , , k' ', I. . .I ' ,I .1 xl- -II-, Vf. ' f ' , .I g' . .' .f . '. ' ' ', I ' , King. Klulida Sllowker, Btflly Ketron, Patsy Xvilllams, Don J v-,' V g . , v 4 I. -. F' ,Q J A V- . ', m A . 1. - - j Q h. ' . f - Q If ' , II1 ' ' ' ly k' , .I ' .4 ' . . ke . H ' A A U ,' -I . MAROON AND GREY FOR MEMORIES BARBARA YOUNG Edltor m thief Assxstants Wlarxm Goodman Sonns Warrmck Sallx Elhs Happy Rmg Chu Robinson unc Fletcher Nlary F Clrson and Ann Hmrkms To a casual passerby the annual room backstage must seem to be a mad house hectic rushxng around to get late artncles and last m1nute plctures taken frantlc searchmg for a pxcture or artncle that was turned 1n ages ago Cone of the fewj all thns and more too ns only a part of what the staFf contends wlrh to get th1s annual to press on UIUC Barbara Young edltor ln chlef IS capably asslsted by Marvln Goodman asslstant edltor, Sally Flhs, copy edntor and the rest of her staff A C Grubeal MISSW 1nd Sponsors oortht Nlagx L n lung I tx arms Btus Rtlrmn Larulma lursltr I s X Suthtrland Yom Stull o n Palm 1 lr L Xlargartl 15 IIN C .1lN.l'll1 t.n.,I SICONIJ ROV Bcttx 'Io Nan I ura lllxs Htltn Hurd Dol Rmg Pans ham Paqr suenty unc A v , . -. - Q . uf: 2 ' ' ' , . ' ' '. L , ' . . 1 . . 6 1 ' ' 1 s 7 , ' ' ' 4 Q L, . A I I 0 i' A ' U ' 7 . . . 1 t , . , FIRST ROWV: Ann Kinclwl-Ie, Xlary -Imync l:lUl'.l, Nlariannc N. R. klnlmsnn. lint Ring, Ifmma l.ou Shlpluy, Mary Illun NI 'Id, . 'I' 'A U 42,100-Illlllvlll, Iiet I' l..xrIwy, lint SK. ' . ' ,' I' 1 , I A ' ' , .Ioan Iimrl-Q . .Iary ' ,' f',ja ,,Iu.u 'ic'.. K' ' c'. II' n:S'jc. f 1 . ' W: 1' .' .1 ju ' ' . - - IIRST ROW Harold Greenxx ell uk Pulkerson Don Hou den Tom 'VleC0nnell lfll KIDQ W Sallex ohn Puekett Tom Hou 1rd SECOND ROW Nlr Grax bml George Gruber Bob Ioms Qtt1lPutktrr Cee1lNl.1ddox Tom Stlll Clyde Grose. lose Szm Webb Kslc Shrples THIRD ROW D XX Slllex 1 V Boxd BobB1ngh1m Sherman Lllly B1llChr1stopher HI Y FOR FELLOWSHIP The purpose of the H1 Y IS to create, mamtaln and extend through out the school and commumty h1gh standards ofChr1st1:1n character th1s year s h1ghl1ght was topsy turvev basketball game half dressed as glrls and half as boys such lovelles as Claudme Groseclose and Donna Howden two representatlves were sent to State H1 Y Con senuon held ID Nashulle took baskets to needy famllles they had Army oiheers for guests at sex eral programs showmg them mov1ng plctures about a m1l1tary career operated under capable guldance of Mr A C' Gray beal Doe Hood Secretary Kyle Shlp lex Prtsldent Bob Bingham Trels urer SA : I ' . Ja B ' ' . ' . A ' . ,l J- - W X-J 5 y Y - , if s ,C - 1 A ' x 'VA if. . ' V v ' , , ' , ' ' joe Haltom, -lim Miller, Don Isley. . . ,, . . - , - . . . . ,, . , . . V . . 7. A i 0 L . ' l u I V . . . ,, . . 7 ,, . 0 I Al 7 n Q I , ! A , l x . x I fy 1 1 , Q L ' A Y ,lune l.utsler, Patsy' Pi flironis ,loan Pr Dean, l. Imogene lJort.thy larlxins. Betty' Mel lvllan, Mary louise ylanies. Betty Ketron, Helen llord. C.arol.na CiliOl,'P 'l'XX'O: Betty' Meflellan. 'lireasurerz Het: Ann llarkins. Patsy' Walliams, lninia l,ou Shipley. Louise Barrett, Cecile Routlt. larliey. President: Patsy' Pierce, Prozgrain Chairman eree,.Io.1n Brooks, lgloise Boggs, .loan Beck, Betty ,lo Doggett, Billy' Woods. Christine Betty' Ciloud, Vice-President. , Mary' .layne Hora, Ann McConnell, Betty Slavygliter. Marion Bailey, Betty' Larliej.. ice, lranees Kintg, -lane l.awson, llelen Bi.y'er, Butli lane, Odean Wallis. Patricia ucille Danielson. Louise Danielson. .lane llalloin, Martine llawlts, Miss Hutchinson. Overbyy Gertrude ylordan. Barbara Young. Betty' ,lean C.ls,ud, Jeanine Van ilirease. Cox, Kay' Barrett, Billie Blaloely, Nadine Cnllenwater, Mary' C. Seagle. l.ueille Moody, Marie lane, .lune Taylor. Mary' Morrisette, l'reda Taylor. Mary' lou Jxllluotl. Betty It-tleries. Outstanding year of activities . . . two groups . . . formal initiation at Kingsport Utilities . . . continued years, payment to the Foster Par- ents' Plan, Inc. for care ol an Italian war orphan . . . furnished groceries to a needy family' . . . sponsored sale of forget-me-nots . . . highlight of year was Conference of East Tennessee District with Dobyns-Bennett and Sullivan as hostess . . . formal dance held at Civic Auditorium . . . under very able supervision of Miss Donette Davis and Miss Marie Hutchinson . . . l'lliSiI' RCW: Patsy Kane. ltlitli lone. Maggy' King. -Iaelxie Siinnyony. Belle K assell. Betty llunean. Christine C liadvell. Naomi llarr. lewt-ll Yiclxers, Mary Katherine Seaigle. MCQONIJ RUXY: Betty' lo O'Xeill, Mavis Parlyer. Ann Buelylew. ,lean Potts. laura -lo Steyens. Nornaa 'lean Cravs ford. Mary .Xnn XYatson. :Xileen llean. llorolliy Smoot, Nelwa Sliowlyer. Ola C leniinons. Margaret Maness. Marianne Moorelielil. .Xnn Kintlieloe. lvelyn lime. Miss llayis. I V U THIRD ROW: Sylyia liihson, Norma Beyington. Marjorie Ring, Mary laitli Ciarson. yC'RTrL T UNI: Pull c bb f' Ssfffofv FUN tl Sally lillis. Bernelle jenkins. Peggy lessee. Katherine Broyles. yloie Qoinpton. lutille Xlootly. O Nc' ' Irugrlm c'lu'rm'mi Phlum' Hur' lrC 'llCm' Sally Baker. Madge l vans, Dorothy Bennett, Pauline Myres. llaine Uillou. FlR'T ROW Nlarrlyn Hague jane Law son Warne Churth Nlarxon Banles Klmluth Shfwlur Ann Culbtrtson Xlartlxa BLlllI11N anlu. Hendrik SPCOND ROW Nlrs Nhlltr Ninn Sweclter oan Gulnn Betts Hntks Nhrm Wnlev Laura jo Lllns Niarx Ann Watson Xian jane Ketron Dons unllen Odean Vlllls THIRD ROV joan Calhoun Sula 'Mary Lou Notunglmam Nlarrha jo Hood FOURTH ROW loan Clawn an K lcnn Swlcegood Mrldred Stellmg Plnlllp lnbbx Phylhs Hampton pz mmvrsfvqlvv JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Myrt1 Wlley Secretary Betty H1cks Presldent Mane Church Vlce Presldent All the World's a Stage and All the Men and Women Merely Players must be true judgmg from the s1ze of th1s energetlc Junlor Dramatlc Club orgamzecl for Freshmen and Sophomores so that they mxght earn enough pomts to be taken mto the Senxor Dramauc Club responslble for the presentatlon of many 1ntCI'6Stlng plays and amusmg sknts . . . contmually growmg ln magnntude . . under earnest super vnslon of Mrs. Robert Mxller . . Semor Dramatlc Club wlll never be nn need of talent wxth thls prom1s1ng group on the way . Page seventy four , . by :. ' , '- , , r - 1 ' , A I - , ' . , ' , ' . , . ' . ,'. I r' z . . . ' '. . -' Y- , -- , Y .Y Y . , Y A .' s ' Y C ,, , .,. . . , , Green, Mary Morisette, Mary Leu Moore, . 7 ' . ,. . - ': h ' . '1 , I ! ' 7 ' ,VI - I ' 'B' 'vm 0- ' Q ' l Y Y Y . YH 1 ' l 1 Q - 2 s . . . . . . DRAMATICS FUR AMBITION IIRST ROW Belle Cisstll Sonny Warrick Billy Blalock 'Vliss Cooke Tom McConnell Ann Kinchtloc. Dorothy Smoot SECOND ROW Ann Buckles Joan Falin om Price Sonny Wirricn President Ann Buckles Vice lresident loan Falun Treasurer Ann Kincheloe Sec rttiry SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Act well your part, therein all honor lies deserving motto of the Senior Dramatic Club the Thespians have received recognition from the National Thespmns in maintaining this motto On stage ey cry body ' The curtain s going up' front and center with one of the club s special one act plays well worth the nickel assembly funds collected from plays haye been contributed to st lge scenery' for school . . . under direction of Miss Cook during first semester and Mrs. Miller during last semester . . . presented a yery im- pressiye Christmas pantomine and one-act comedy . . . all astir with activity' . . . spring picnic . . . hike to Bay s Nlountain . . . XY ho knows s hoyy many' future Hollywood stars will originate from this club . . . Page seventy-fii-e aw- 4, W -4 f f ', ?-f MMJAW it 'fa 2+ My 'vw' FIRST ROW Jnmmy Fletcher Herbert K1lgore Paul Jordon Jack Clayman Bob W1lll3mS Charles Cox Lynn Mnller SECOND ROW Mrs Petree Gladys Archer Frances Goms Betty Jackson Irene Crawford Dons W1ll1ams THIRD ROW Peggy McElroy Patsy Codv Dorothy Damels Iucllle Bishop June Fletcher DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FOR SALESMANSHIP Somethmg new has been added an lncrease 1n the Dobyns Bennett currlculum the DISUIIDUIIVC Educatlon Club whxch became person al1zed and known as D E open to Job huntlng Semors only a course m reta1l1ng a1m of the club, to brldge the gap between school and bus1ness to furnlsh the communlty w1th tramed and efflclent sales people D E IS under the careful management of Mrs Mary Petree many accomphshments D E Dmner Date , a show ID assembly Employer Employee Banquet, Aprll 4, at the Inn Congratula t1ons to an up and commg club Gladvs Archer, Presldent, June Fletche , Secretary, Herbert Knlgore, Vlce Presldent, Jael. Clayman, Treasurer 47 ,L M, gf, - . 4 ' A W 7. 'A , ' X .'., ' A A ' - I 9' ' ,i ' 2 vm. , 'K WWE ' ,s tt' A t X 2 I -N I . al. . ,. M . x H ea , -M VSfe3l'Q' ,L:'RlQi -J I. lf' ' ' , ,. Q. -'L r39 sM ' nkf. in ..f -JH V. W A .Jew I 1.61.2-' 4' -Q I ,Q ff' W ' Q-'Q ff' , . 7' 1 - -1 'fs-M I Y f ,, fwwga 'fi -. ,1't','1'f fmw-Pm.'-? Y,, 2 Q 4 Q Y' 4,1 7' , ' ' 'bail 'ffl 4-K w U4 +- nr wg -,Q - ff I- J M v , exam, ' 4 ff' . -4' V N f P 'HY , 4' , fy 'mg uf M 4 -, fa 1-asian' V -. ' mf-1 -K D wx-, wv'f,,1?', .A .mf ' :M .Mm w yd' , ,, ff' In fmt 'Nga 4, - f .- H 1 .fin . ' A' ,wus , C - ,, . 1 rw 3 m 7 y a 3 9 ' 3 - Q s a v , . ' V I . . . . , 1 , . ,, . . I I i - I I 0 - - u as ' ' - a 0 I I 0 - 0 0 Q . . . . . . QQ J! ' . . . . . . - ec - as - . . . . . 1 I 0 ' I I I - . . . p EL CLUB ESPANOL FOR FOREIGN RELATIONS ST ROV Slnrltx Il pps X n Ilarknns Clrolnu Iutsltr Ann cannc Potts A lttn Dun I' tn Pntrtt Iltltn Hour Ruth Iam SECOND ROW Ann Ixlnelulot ISL tx o Nam oan Culnn ISLIIL Iaudenslagtr Norma Itan Cram ford Nlaryornc Box er Beurlx Dodd THIRD ROV Crtrtrudt ordan Dnmanda Katsmas Ann Hxrmon IOURIH ROV loan l1mbLrson Nnnan Cardm Slnrlu Sxmplt Patsx Vbnllnams Ann Butklu Nlrs Du NItConmlI Xlnrtarct Xlorrxsu Cmsstll Ruth Cardn r IINII1 Itgp Lsxnn Imortnc Os orbs llxllns Hampt cvxx 'Wap 1 FIFTH ROW I'om Nan William Sutton Bob Horton Bob Xlt Xnns IIII Clmrlstoplwer Plulllp Llbbx Cltde Crosctlose Donald user. SICIFILX Xllller oc Iolmson EI Club Espanol greets you, Buenas dlas, senores 3 senorltas or translatxon see anyone of the many members of thls Spanlsh Club Thls club IS not vcrv old and lt s progresslng forward m IIS work 1s fast as ILS followers c1n 5,0 1: Gladxs Areher Xlte Prtslclent Betty o Naxe Treasurer inn Knncheloe Prtsldcnt Helen Bullxs Secretarx Page bl unty selm 5 r x I va J! ' 4 I V S5:W,. V K FIR. :X1' I1i ,rn ', . '.' ', I-. ',. ' . f, 'A' Q .t',jA'v.'j ' cxrlvg C A . -I , ' 'I ' V 1 x ul. my ,. v 1-' Frances Compton, Betty Campbell, Marie Church. 7 H : K .. ' , V ' 'r, f ' E. ', 'Iv' ' ' , I Q' Ifng, lf ' V ' 9, f . . . , . . . I Y K F N ' 1. I x x F f Ll .L , J A' .' : A I 4' Q H .. Q . 2 P T A FOR COOPERATION Mrs George Mc.Crea MISS Grace Elmore Mrs I O IN1derma1er Mrs Eugene Hunter Mrs Iosephmc Pr1tt Responslble for many happy hugh school memorles and worthy projects where I met Johnny we sure owe tht P T A a lot for makmg these frollcs possxble Clalre Tree Mayor Plays educatlonal as well as entertfunlng fun too' Tuesday moyres made posslble through P T A s furnlshmg a pro jector the record player for gym we could dance at noon The delxclous food at the Senxor Banquet the fun we had at the K party Thank you P T A you haye done much to make thxs school year a pleasant one to all Page sm only eight A . ' , I. , A ' . t . . 1. ' , . .Y . . . . . remember those football frolics on Friday night . . . Gosh, that,s 5, A , . 7. . i i .,s . . - . I I I 7 7 5 n I 0 n I V l I I V , I I I I I I V V l V 1 I 0 FIRST ROW Betty Jo Doggett Katherme Brxdwell Alxce Caldwell Ann Culbertson SECOND ROW Jem Brxdu ell Nancy Hardin Marne Lane Margaret Ann Grmdstaff THIRD ROW Patrncn Dean Paulme Mx ers Dorothy Bennett M1ry Morrxsettc FOURTH ROW Wanda Wlnlhorn Claire Fannon Shnrley Lane Katherlne Broyles FIFTH ROW Margaret Morrxsey Martha Bellamy Sula Green Nma Glbbons SIXTH ROW' jtnxee Hendrnx joan Lamberson joan Iennell Odcm Wlllns SEVENTH ROW Magy Kung jackxe Slmmons EIGHTH ROW Mary Iou Allxson Emma Lou Shnpley Khallda Showker HOSPITAL AIDES FOR SERVICE Pmk pmafores march on 1n the years of peace as well as ln those of war the sponsor Mlss Robertson, capably fills the demands of the hospntal for angels of mercy wnth gxrls dnsplaymg eager faces and an honest desxre to help serwmg food, Hllxng water pltchers arrangmg flowers, all thls servlce wlth a smnle organxzed m 1941 the club has mcreased lmmensely smce then purely voluntary thus group of gurls showed thenr generosnty by taklng charge of the Red Cross and help1ng collect money xn return these aldes are learnmg the funda mentals of nursmg and many of them are plannmg to make nursmg thexr career Page sezefzly nzne Viilil ,ill ' - I . 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FOR DOMESTICITY attendlng dnstrlct meetmgjs pI'ONlLllI1j., sandw1ehes for the store haung food sa es gnmg programs for the P T A these are 1 few of the actnutnes of the Home he Club under the able guidance of MISS Luelle Vlasenglll and MISS Genex a Rob ertson Mary Ann Wltson ell Xnelxe C,llLlLllIL Roeers Annette xllI'lLS9 Betts l1rltex Vnxan Gardner Ruth Dans oan Lamberson Opml Powell Blllle Glass Ruth Gardner Bettv Sblpley Wlnell xllll10l'l1 lrlnees llxle Nlll' jorle Se1l IOID Gumn Nllrx lou1Xll1son Betty lXflLll'l field Ruth Cole Cfalhoun Pltsx Reels Pltsx Spnex NI1re1ret Ann Cxrlndstlff Bettx oKress ':..3x Q .3 Helen Sl11lIl1 IOIL Compton Dorothy Kung Tbelml Lllrlx Rebeeel Moore Helen Bunn Mme Qlmurell Dede MUlllD9 Bettx em Welwer om cllXITllI1 Helen Yltes lwelxn Butler Arleen C ombs Annl lou Xflelllxltl Page ezghty o ze - D V D . 7 . . . Y- D 7 . H I . 'A v. ' x ga,- . . . 5 L 1 . s l . . ' . . . . L s J U l V , l Y . 1 1 1 ' l L ' . '. ' - ' if , jew H rs, '. 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Y Y 1. -4,1 3 I l5l,M..,l. .a fb ID SHOCKEY, Line Coach RED YANCEY, Backficld Coach STATE GRID CHAMPS QF '45 . . . PRIDE OF D. B H S 'feiv .J f all Q if Rx . K , ,-do '31 ,ifxf i I ,I ' l Us ' G 5' 3 f. r-'W - '. f' i '1f?f', 'r 2 53-24' git 5:4 f ' f . s if fl'-F -,Y Jf. Q, , L . -i., lm xy? A V xx, y f Q. T, ' . S 1 ' .wiv . -'H-1.-i 1 f ' fitif 'gf' Q . 4:v.--Y!1,?:i.' - FIRST R' .: Manager. joe Haltom. Robert Archer. Charlie Ifrye. Bert Shanks, Harry Bella. Doe Hood. Buster Brown. Clyde Croseclose. Cecil Nladdux. George Gruber. Iohn Eachus, Manager. I SECOND RQXVE Ira Rathburn. Don Isley. Bill Christopher. Darrell Crawford, P. T. Nottingham. Kyle Shipley. Jack Patterson. klohn Campbell. Bill Haynes. THIRD ROXY: Coach Ed Shocliey. Hal Miller, Sherrill Iankotis. Ivan Cole. Roh Bingham, Cecil Puckett. D. XV. Salley. ,I. XV. Salley. Buck Anderson. -lack Xloneyliun. ilaclx Iiullxerion. Coach Red Yancey. Page eiglily ru Captain Cecil Chief Puckett Captain Kyle Tore Shipley Boy! Wfhat a football team Kingsport High had in 1945, D.B.H.S. students will say when they look back in years to come. Not only did they take the Conference Title, but they copped the State Championship and Southern Title as well, which had never before been done in the history of the school. One cannot realize what an outstanding rec- ord the Indians did make unless he sees some statistics. Kingsport averaged over 30 points per game while opponents averaged less than 6. All told, Kingsport rolled up a total of 306 points against 58 given to opposing squads. KINGSPORT 63 NEWPORT 0 Captains-J. Salley, D. Salley The first game of the season proved to be an extremely good start as Kings- port overwhelmed Newport by 63 points. The outstanding scorer of the game was Anderson, a newcomer to the Indians, who chalked up 24 points. KINGSPORT 26 CHATTANOOGA 12 Captains-Frye, Fulkerson The favored Purple Pounders of Chattanooga suffered an upset at the hands of the determined Indians who played their best game of the season. Ivan Cole came to the spotlight as he raced for several long end runs, one which netted him a touchdown. The whole team played sensational football as Kingsport took over the number one spot in the state. KINGSPORT 27 STAIR TECH 6 Captains-Bingham, Shipley Kingsport trounced unmercifully a lighter Stair Tech team of Knoxville. J. Salley carried the pigskin for three touchdowns to be high scorer of the game. Although Anderson did not score, he had a spectacular 67 yard run to place the Indians well down in Stair Tech territory. KINGSPORT 6 BRADLEY 0 Captains-Puckett, Maddux This game found the Braves bat- tling for their scalps and the ball on a mud covered field at Bradley. The In- dians managed to squeeze out one touchdown which was set up by a 65 yard pass from Puckett to Maddux. We want a touchdown! KINGSPORT 39 ERWIN 7 Captains-Anderson, Shanks As Kingsport ripped off the first game of the Big Five Conference, Cole again came to the front as he scored 12 points. The highlights of the game were the superb passing from Craw- ford to Moneyhun and Puckett's 69 yard run. Hi Yea! Cccil Maddux! UCHEER DEVILS KINGSPORT 32 MARYVILLE 7 Captains-Brown, Groseclose The Indians invaded and massacred Maryville as Pucket and Anderson romped over for two touchdowns each. KINGSPORT 20 KNOXVILLE 13 Captains-Puckett, Maddux For the final non-conference game, the Indians threw the Knox High Trojans for a loss of 13 to 20. Sharing in the honors were Maddux, Ander- son, and J. Salley scoring 6 points each. Kingsport scored on two amazing trick plays and Maddux made a sensational catch for the other tally. CHEERLEADERS: Captain Magy Jean King. Louis Seaver, Joan Jennell, Marjorie Ring, jack Clayman, Louise Gilbreath, Paul Jordon, Marie Church, and jimmy Fletcher. KHNGSPORT 34 PLIZABFTHTGN I3 Captsuns Fry e Fulkerson KIILSSPOFI reached 1ts peak of the season as over engjht thousand people jammed the Betsy stadlum to see the Indlans wallop the Cyclones The tr1be drove deep lnto Betsy terrntory and Puclett pushed the ball oyer IH the opening 'nlnutes of the game but the Cyclones speedy Sonny Hale came back on the k1CkOff and ran 90 yards for a touchdown In the last tvyo perlods the Indlans broke loose and thoroughly scalped the Betsy team Puckett was easlly the star as he ran rampmt for three touchdowns RIXGSPORT 3 BRIQTOI 0 Captalns Cole Hound Snlmg on toyy ard tht ultnm 1te goal o e Q1 mps e In uns Ian xough shod OYLI the X lklngs as D Sal ley crossed pay dlrt tyylce Hoyy ard dld 1 splendld job ID plaee of Anderson yy ho became 111 KINGSPORT 26 JOHNSON C ITY 0 Captams Puckett Slnpley Led by the captams elected for the season by the squad the team mv lded ohnson Cnty to play then final game of 45 Anderson showed the Hllltop pess hls heels as he made two beautnful runs of 70 and 84 yards both for touchdowns Puckett made tvyo talhes tlso after settmg up one by a 70 yard run Hzlllty nop I qv ffyhfq fight tl w Y 3 . , . , . .- , ', '1 ' 'L' ' ' '. 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The crowd rises and a tremen- dous yell goes up as Captain Puckett makes a sensational snatch right out of the opponents' hands and streaks down the floor to sink a beautiful crip- shot as the final buzzer sounds. This was a typical ending for many of the Indians' cage games this season as a great majority of them were won by a narrow margin. During the regular season the tribe played 21 games and won all but 6. In the tournament they played 5 games and lost in a heart-breaking thriller of the quarter-finals of the Regionals to Friendsville by one point. Never- theless, they had already captured the championship of the Big Five Con- ference and District. Undoubtedly the climax of the season was the easy defeat of Sullivan High by an 8 point margin after dropping the two scheduled games to them. Congratulations to Coach Yancey's splendid team of superb basketeers. Pnzvlizv nmkes j7w'jt'4'1' Burk Jvzzzuzzsinzfvs I7t'7'f6'L'f lmsktfbill fofm Page ninety 29 '.,- . ,glfa . ,-'I 1 ,-11 , 0121061111 sigblvd . . . c1c'sfim1fio11 . . . Maryrille Captain Buster Fogle Coach Ed Shockey B-TEAM The Little Indians , better known as Shockey's Shock Troops , com- pleted another highly successful season this year. They played 14 games and dropped only 2, winning the Big Five championship of B-Teams. The prime importance of the B-Team is the supplying of the varsity with players, and Coach Shockey continually works to this end. The varsity this year contained at least five members of last year's B squad. The captain of this year's team was Buster Fogle. FIRST ROW: John Nelson, Jack Morris, Tom McConnell, jack Moneyhun, Buster Fogle, N. R. johnson. SECOND ROW: Don Isley, Harry Wright, Buddy Bullis, Roy Duncan, Carleton Davis. THIRD ROW: Don Binkley, Steve Hagan, Jack Booher, Lynn Francisco, Allen Kress, Forest McClellan. FOURTH ROW: Carl Moore, Don Francisco, Jack Haire. T M ! 0 Batboy Ed Witt FIRST ROW Harry Wright Jack Moneyhun Bob Say lor Darrell Crawford Cecil Puckett Laddie Harvsood Sidney Miller Joe Haltom Manager SECOND ROW Ike Neeley Paul Davis Walter Hutchins Roy Duncan Tom Howard Bob Horton THIRD ROW Coach Shockey Cecil Maddux Jack Fulkerson Bob Bingham Don Isley Darrell Seals April rolled around this year with many new activities for our school' however, none so popular as baseball, D B I-I S is proud of its baseball teams, and no wonder, for last year its school won the Big Five Confer- ence with a great team under the direction of Billy Combs. This year, after losing six of our star players, the team, under Coach Shockey, that great guy of sports, looks forward to another successful year. Coach predicted it would be a tough task to equal last year's team and that the great difficulty would be in getting the starting line-up The team will play a ten-game schedule, eight of which will be Big Five ' games, the additional two will be with Sullivan High and Virginia High of Bristol. The Sluggers who will lead our team to victory this year are Bobby Saylor, Cecil Maddux, and Bobby Bingham playing outfield Tommy Howard, Ike Neeley, Sidney Miller playing infield. Jack Moneyhun and Darrell Crawford playing catcher Puckett CCecilD and Paul Davis, pitching. Big Jack Fulkerson playing first base and Buster Fogle to play third. Yes, with the initiative of our team, a grand coach and ten games to go, what can D.B.H.S. expect but success? THE BOYS ON THE BASEBALL DIAMOND FAST MEN ON THE CINDERS W SlllLN D XX SlllLY Buelx Anderson Hlrold Cmreenxxcll C,ee1lNl1delux Blll Cshrnstopher Cslx de Groseelose Hurrx Vsrnght Coleh Red Ymeex The hurdles are L5,CIflDg a new coat of green an Iastman bull dozer IS b0g,3.,ed down sawdust IS bemg, dumped from a clty truck and severll boys are jog.,g,1ng the mule Thus mlght be termed as a typlcal March day on the D B H S Sprung, Sports front Jax elm dnscus and shotput brought from storage and fifty boys begmnlng the daily grnnd under the dlreetnon of Coach Red Yancey The hrst ten daxs of Aprxl were enough to assure us that the sexen lettermen of last season would have plenty of help ln defendnng., thexr laurels a 111 1 1 Xl 51 Page nznefy Hz ez 'V s- 'V sv f- s ' -1 v sf A A A-Q A L Y . Y I L Y 9 Z - rl' . Y Y 0 . I j 1 l I ' I l r 5 7 L V . H. . . .L . x l . x s I 1 Q . 7 u April saw the track leveled, the pits filled, the standards in place, the . y . v , K t Y 7. . 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Illq . . . . l 7 ' V INTER HOMEROOM TILTS f' Jack Haire Champion Champion Basketball Team Champion Shuffle Board Shufflers Free Throw L V QMO Moj Boyd Otis Brndvs ell FIRST ROW Max Counts Beryl Jenkins Mar cellus hx ans Jack Overby SECOND ROW Eduard Mullenlx Sidney Miller Skip Wilborn This seventh year in Dobyns Bennett intramural history could easily be called the lucky seventh Under the careful and enthusiastic direction of Coach Yancey the noon hour sports have proven enjoyable to both spectators and players The football schedule was so arranged that if one game lacked in excitement there were two other games of football to hold one s interest The McMillan team ran away with the football honors with the Cook and Pinkston team holding a close second The basketball season proved no less illustrious than the brilliant foot ball program As in most of the games this year there was much COmpCt1 tion among teams The Robertson quintet dribbled into first place by defeating the team from johnson s home room On most days two games of basketball were played at noon Kennedy and Nicholson won respectively first and second place in the shuffleboard play offs Young s representative proved himself victor in the fast game of ping pong Pinkston s representative ended in second place As for the free throw Hnals the pot hangers from Kennerly and Elmores home rooms captured Hrst and second titles In the annual turkey race Castle from Dingus s home room came flying across the Hnish lme to win the turkey for his Thanksgiving dmner while Davis from Culbertson s home room ran a close second No home-room has a high margin of supremacy in intramural points and with volleyball, softball, horse shoe, and track still to be finished it is doubtful which team will be champion this year. However, there is one thing we,re sure of- this has been a most successful intramural year. Page mnety-four ATHLETIC FEMININITY FIRST ROW Molly Ovsens Blllle Glass Gertrude Jordln ewel Shuler SECOND ROW Germaine Lane Lucnllc Moody Chrnstme Wmters Elnzabeth Ierce THIRD ROW Xelma Sutherland Phyllns Bovd Audrey Godsey Frances Bushong Grace Godsey The Gxrls Athletlcs have played an nmportant role m the act1v1t1es of our school for many years and wlll 1n the years to come They meet every Monday wlth Mrs Chrlstme Franclsco and play volleyball basketball and softball They achneve good sportsmanshlp by learnlng the rules of the games The glrls have played wnth dnfferent groups of glrls from other actnvltles to entertam the students durmg the noon hour The g1rls work for a thousand pomts whlch they earn ln the dxfferent sports so they are clmgnble for a K Hou um auyom be afb lzfu on ll boi summer aff arfmmz Page mnety five 'A fa. fngav, Q l 'Lf . r - . , ., . , . ' 1 a -a - W . 7 '. 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OfCh1dS to the sole survlyors of the 1946 Maroon and Grey edltorlal staff and tl'lClI' tlred overworked brams to the physlcally worn out members of the advertlsmg staff whose energetlc personahtles enabled them to rece1ve a large representatlve sup ply of ads to the camera mlnded photographers r1sk1n3, the1r necks dzuly to see to It that there were snaps of all descnptlons Extra thanks for the followmg 1I1dlX1dU21lS Bmk photographer taklng tlme from the paper to take some plctures Thos McNeer runmng back and forth any tlme of day to see that speclal pxctures were taken and also mastered the responslblhty of the Jumor and Semor pxctures Bob Dehus responslble for many p1ctures and espec1ally the Superlauves msxsted on dolng then free Mr Graybeal faculty adusor hns smcere deslre to asslst 1n any way h1s valuable g,u1dance 1n technlcal 'md busmess problems Mlss Wand faculty advlsor and her abnhty to see that thmgs are done correctly Mlss Taylor and Mrs Gllbreath for some appreclated ady lse Mr Pltts and hls k1nd cooperation Coaches Yancey and Shockey for extra help ln the sports sec tlon Sonny Warr1ck busmess mana5,er and Happy Rlng ady ertnsmg, manager Marym Goodman ass1stant ed1tor for 111 h1s extra work Good luck next year' Sally Ellus copy ed1tor and for her HSSISIZHCC m any other prob lem that mlght arlse Pnqc nmety S1 A W K I ' 1 f I' 6 .1 X I 82' afoon A t fl T yt , O H y ., Q af- A K . - , , yi' 'G ' .fx ll' T 1' sl .nfixv y ,. X ,II X . L f ll f 'Q If Q1 A , 1 l L, Q f 1 w 4, E Q ff ' - ' y A fp ff, lf ,V V' Y f ' ' ' Nl ' JJ, v ' 1 l I ly V . , . . . - . . . Y . . U n e I , , If ' 73 Y ' ' 1. . . , , . . . . , . , 7. . . . . . . . . . , , K l c A I 7 ' ' I L ' I I A . . . , , 1 1 . l I L . V. n u 1 . . . f 7 l - . . . V , . a . 7 , . , 7 .. 7 V. . . . . . . . , , . . Q U Q , , - , ' - 'a: ADVERTIISIEM TS COUPERATIVIE SERVICE I . I 'Y - .smyllr ir - Q ' 'F' fi A as 2 f ,F:'m,g,,m5 gl- 1 Page m'm'fy-scz'v11 ..-9 1' it 'if Y L M NK 1 4' gawk A . ,wr- fzw ,. wg ' 11' ' 'ff' f 1.49 Agar M., ,-Q35 x X. YM! was f .W Qs-,sf ' as CORPORATION BLUE RIDGE GLASS Lovm INIENTS OF CITY TRANSPORTATION CO KINGSIOR1 IPNNPSSILI' Servlng Kingsport and Surrouncllng Territory LoMP11w1m1Q OF GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS CORPORATION , v A J A A O V 1 1 , 1 YY Y! V Y Y 1 1 1 L 44 lk L A C O O I Corner Main and Commerce - Phone 2500 1 1 Y 1 A 4 x 1 K P g 1 1 1 The KIN GSPOR T PRESS INC' COMPLETE BOOK MANUFACTURERS To h d , 1 os EX .... ...Il .f ' f ix Q3 9 one un red two Fehx SIQIIS Inc VGOH RINCSIORI' IPNNPSSEP, Bulletlns I HON I' 890 Commercial LUNII I IWI' N FS OF CITIZENS SUPPLY CORPORATION LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL MODERN LAUNDRY IHONP III Ll NIBFRI XNDST SYNTHETlC DRY CLEANING I I I xv, rrw1vWv1111w A ... .L , 4...I.. . , v., .,. . 1 ,j X www 1 Ak IL L, , Y.- . -v - . ..n2I- A I U. .. vom I mi N18 oi COM' HMENTS OF BROOKS SERVICE SANITARY LAUNDRY STATION 'h 6 F- F F THE NETTIE LEE SHOP Don t be oi er looked Be I OUBILD OVF R in a Smart Ifrock From THE NETTIE LEE SHOP LUVIPLIWIENVI b OF MACK RAYS CAFETERIA COMI I IMEINTQ OF Qgmplllnents of Complete Home Furnishers CITY COAI. COMPANY Y U , , , , , , . A J H - X . V F E F' W , , , new A A L A A ' 1 1 0 A A 1 L T ' . ' i Friendlv I Convenient Service Terms , . Phone 413 Greater Five Points O Page one humirrrl four ,.,.,+- M 04' MN KTPCX i ..f ' x me 'fi' K jf! LQ hx web XOUIS W1ll be a mdI01 peut IH ou1 wolld of tomol IOVS and these past xefu 5 at DHHS w1ll folm C1 httmg pl atform flom whlch to launch a 1ec1l hqht to uphold Voul colnel ofa vs olld aqfun at pe me NVltl1ltS nelghboxs '1 OUR IDEAS XOUI ACICIOIIN ulll deter mme the future couue our COLIDUX mll take IH vxo1ld lJOlllLlCSl Be 1 good c1t1Len accept xoul shale of the l9SDOHSllJ1lltX for wolld 4 better pldce IH whlch to l1ve be eonwclous of thoee about Vou be helpful be alert be a good cltlfen For Over 40 Years We Have Been a Part of Klngsport and Desire Your Prlendshlp and Patronage J FRED JOHNSON 8. C0 Inc Department Store Ig zeh Ll Ga , Q . . . D I V I '1 f 1 v A I1 I ' Y. U 1 I . 2 U Q v . I ' v ' ' u ' 5 ' . l S . 'Q- '-'V ' ' '+P-, ,. .A ' ,-.1Eg:EtE4I' r Y . 6 - ' v' -- .E A N . . . L t D... . U A I -7 Y. 'err l?'ii 'D A Xl l . .. ..' M2 l W ,r - f- Y ' ' '-Elk Aa- L ,tx .V.4,4z?e, - F lkl . . . K. . . . X. S' ' ' I, . he all M 5' . . . ilgj.v.,x ,ff 5 makmg our COlllDll.lYl1l,y, our I12lt10l'l, our . E' V . . . . l I 4 . . . . ' 5 7 ' 'fx' ' 11- fall' l ff' A' lx ' swf Q v ' v 4 l 'A I A ' . A K D . . . , .ff t l, ,- 'rltt olt. tere 'Sites' . . 1 . . 1 V v I I A A I, I Ill U ul 17 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES SERVICE STERCHI BROS. STATIQNS It Costs Less At Sterchi's' DIXIE MAID BAKING CO Manufacturer of Pres and Cakes COMPLINIENTS OF P hdd One Day Servlce DEAN S CLEANERS hlb St P 6 IRA A. WATSON CO. ' c NI d S , 1 I ' h 25 BORDEN MILLS INCORPORATED LOMI I INII' YI Ulf FRANKLIN PRINTING CO. Commerclol Prmhng Telephone 3 no VI FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE Drlnk Plenty of Pet Dalry 5 I asteurwed 'VI1Ik The Safest Mllk You Can Bu PET DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY KINGSIORT Ih 5116 TENNESSEE For School and Office Supplies ee COPELAND OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO KIN GSI ORT TEN NEQSILE g lah O C O EP 5 ,, . I . . ,N J . I 1 . , 66 ' , V!! V V Y 1 - ' one - . P. Eg RQ. l 'est Center Street Ph 205 7 W Q V 1 W A p , A p I THE MEAD CORPORATION CUM l'l,IMEN'l'S UF I 1 1 With Great Respect and Appreciation e KINGSPORT IMPROVEMENT CO THE MASON AND DIXON LINES IDFMASSZQN ND D ime OQMZM GENERAL OFFICES TERMINA mNa'1EkE'1' cg I , Q vii up-lk? Iq '1'.. b ee e ,, 2 I I I :- INC. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KINGSPORT OI' I' It I' RS J L STONE L HAMI ETT Chairman of the Board Llshler A D BROCKMAN PI BASINGILR Jr Presldent Assistant Ca'-hler C ' EDWARDS Jr .I B LATRON Jr LOMPI IMLNTS or WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE FRANK I MI' IJEARIS Owner Telephone 1046 103 C herokee Street F' F BACKER BROS HARRISON SHOE sToRE Flowers Phone 2200 Bl'OWl1bIIT STICSS KINCQPORT- TPNN Page one hzmdzed cletcr ' ' f I .' . '. .' H ' C. '. . 1 . T1 Q T K A . , . o o a Aa L 9 n 1' 1 . 1 T 4 I Vice-President Assistant Cashier Pi F11 F11 1 1 1 J Y Y V A . A. A A Ii, 7 I . Y V 1 Y V In 1. . '. SULLIVAN COUNTY BANK IxIN GSI ORT TLNN ESSFE KEYED TO LEADERSHIP DEDICATED TO SERVICE OFI+ ILLRS l L Latimer .lr Chalrman of B03ld Carroll Reece Pleeldent Earl M Reasor Executlve Vlce Prenldent W B Halbach Cashier hVlIIHI'd York Asslstant Cabluer Lawver 221 Broad Palace Frult ancI News an Palace Barber Shop lo6 Broad Street Pg lllfl COM! I IMENTS OF YOUNGS TIRE SERVICE Recappmg and Vulcamzm Opposlte Uh Hall KINGSPORT LUMBER 8. SUPPLY COMPANY Inc Quality Lumber and Bulldlng Matenal I hone u202 Corner of 'Slam and Claw 7 Y 1 T ' YY . I , . Ln 4 - 1 Y P . . . .. . , ., . 7 - s I I 1 . . . , , I C ' SQ he 1 , 1 I T COLLINS A ' ' I O I I . ' 0 . . 0- a s:' , . ,. v . F, Pg F U d , , it ' . . n.. ,, A P' 1 Q K C om' mmrvc www' ' f' ' A ' ' HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 'I946 GRADUATING CLASS OF D. B. H. S. I. C. PENNEY CO. ,3 S VAUGHT DRUG STORE The Peoples Store Phone 671 RINFSI 0R'l TENNESSEE PURITY ACCURACY sg si -l--- KINGSPORT ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone 5109 BENNETT 8. EDWARDS, INC C General Insurance SSS Congratulations BOYS AND GIRLS OF 1946 Your Llfetlme Opportunities Are Eclucatlon Marriage Home Ownership We Qpeualms In Sales Leases Management Industrial Sites Appraisal Propertv Development rw J N? REAL ESTATE INSURANCE lUANS gjwa Zpwaa' Yiiauz 7-Qfwfze 5204 KINFQI ORT TENNI' SSEE The South s Brightest Future Cnty P I I I I I l .4 S v v I I I I ef PIUNEER5 UF KINGSPDRT 'ii l i Il I ' ' ll CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1946 GRADUATING CLASS DOBYNS BENNETT HIGH SCHOOL To contlnue your educatlon keep up wltI1tI1e news of the world read the words of the country s greatest commentators In THE KINGSPORT TIMES AIND THE KINGSPORT NEWS CVIorn1ngD 1 1 OF . . I . . I I I CAftern00nD T ?? 3HCD3LJCE9?5 Olfif HEVGIIIGES IHC COMI I IMI' WTS OF HAMLETT DOBSON nc I hone 31 THE SPORT SHOP Inwerythlng lor the Sportsman 111 E Nlarket Phone lf-Baa AMERICAN CLEANERS Dependable Cleannng and Serum I hone I1 619 Boone Street Kingsport Tennessee CONII I INIENTS OF TOM STILL TRANSFER CO nc Local and Long Dlstance NIOSIITQ I hone 948 22:1 East IN anola St IxmgSP0l't Tenn KINGSPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION FIRST N ATION AI BANK BI ILDING Phone al08 Page I cl sczcn er l SS T . ' ' 99 L E E2 I E .E 206 WEST NEW STREET -- H I VW G I F3 O FQ 'T' - I E FX E 5 B E lg !i Bfi 1 j 1 1 A AA. K . k I. D . I I . , , Ambulance Servlve RALEIGH HAMPTON. owner , V 1 xii ' rx, . SL- F12 Fi? 4- - 2 I . I I I II' I 0' I I . s X YO AvA ATA A A Av T Y Av 5 I i F I J , Y. Q . om' 111411 Irv f 11 may 9 -my uf 1 J It H1411 ,ji 6' 'fs 93,54 ff' QQ? it 4 4 i I x 'S' , Q3 4 4: C35 5 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 1946 GRADUATES The perpetu ll ldmonltlon of n :ture to us IS The world IQ new tllul llo not Imllue ln tht p mst I gnc. xou the unnerxe ISIFLII1 tod n R nlph W lldo I4 merson Industlv IS alvvavs keenly lnterested ln new ld6dS and new duelopments Paper malxlngz todav IS a sclentltic deselopment 'und our research department IS L0llLlI1UlllX working to mfnn tam 1 plate ln the lead PUR BETTER IMPRESSIONS S Nlead Bond Nh td l ulgtr Nlwd Nhmeo Bond Process Pl ite I' n tmellne THE MEAD CORPORATION lN1h MNISIORT TFNNFSSPFDIXINION vm, an , ' ' , , ' . n . ' ' 4 2 1. . . . . ', Un' ' ' ax. nf -U' 1 '. .z f' aj. I 'K T a l K. 1 s . . . . . . Y . - , A v . ' ., U ., . . . . , v - . - . Y . . . . v .. - . , . . . . - f . . 71 . . f - - I n, L I U 1 - . . . . c 1 . 1 V X1 X L, In . ' . 'L 4 ' rd ' . 'c A . 1 . 1 1 1 I T 4 ' l . . 1 ' 4 4 , . V ' v . , - v ww 1 Y -Q v , A ' . 14 1 AA A 4x n A A A . ' .1 Pfrgg' ffm ,IllrH!r't'lI i LOMPI INII' NT9 01+ KINGSPORT FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURING CORPORATION J0.S'TEN'5 Smce 1897 Creators of Flne Class Rings and Announcements Awarded the Army Navy ' E ' or Preclslon War Instruments Rcpruentatnc l W WIIILLII 906 Bulwell Building hnoxulle UN Tennessee C I C I I .- C O I I I '- r ' - - ' Y v' 3 . 4 ' Q - ' ' ,- '- . . . Arc . 1 L V v v. V r 11 . . a , X Ilflflf' 'mf lzmlfffffl fu ff ' 4 IHIIIHIIHPULIS EIIBRHIIIIHS EIIIIIPHIW IIIII usxlsuuu Ann eusuvzu ur YEARIIIIIKS Ann SIZHDUL runulcurv INDIANAPUIIS -f'fINlIIANA We Appreclate Your Business BAYLOR NELMS FURNITURE CO INC Furniture and Home Furmshmgs KINIGSI ORT Phone 100 121-Ill Broad Street FREELS DRUG STORE Kmgsports Leading Drug Store Prescrlptlon Spmcldllsts Cosmetlcs CLINCHFIELD DRUG COMPANY Walgreen Agency Drug Store Where Qllallty and Servlce Meet' KIINI SPORT TI' NNI' SSEE Coum IMFNTS or 7 UP BOTTLING CO JIMMIE S CANDY KITCHEN Sandu nhes Sodds handles JOHNSON AND HILLIARD INCORPORATED 419 II est Sullnan Street SOBEL 'S THE STORE FOR NIEN Ixuppenhelmer tlothes RHFSIIW Town Clothes Nunn Bush Shoes Dxsnew Hats Iynro Custom Built Shirts CONIPI INIENTS OF FULLER 8. HILLMAN Incorporated Page one hzmd ed tuenty three' . . - O, O . . , 1 1 , L L v . r 4 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e L In , 4 A nn A B I S Fl he W 1 I n A A rx: , , 1 L I l . . , . . u 4 - F ' . . 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Phone 338 , A P , E COMPLIMENTS OF UNICN SUPPLY COMPANY Irue II B RTHICY PRICE and RAMEY CONII I lNIEN'lS OI' I n urance I oanb R0 ll Letate Rentale I-lo lik er Ihone 1173 lung port Tenn I r I I It ty V 5 ,, . E.C. ',Jr. '. . . ,' . , - V, 1 . A . - ., N D 5 'W A X A ' 1 . ' C 3rd ' o r Ist National Ln Illdgr. Q'l'ake Elevator 11-nt Streetj ' I 2.7 is . 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'- It I Il I2 v products. Kodak safety film-not so scarce IIOW'-bf? ' as z - 1 1 ' S 1' 'z 'S ' 't 1 IQISIUIUII 111-ctatv I'2,'Ul1. Page om Izumi ffl flltnll 1 1 olNUINl IIGDSIIIID eepsake N ,.fa,,.f- Xanax fx km fx., UV! 3 I :lx I I If 'Ki Q:- flex 'Airgas ff R '-Nr W 3114710 'ff' fillfyi 1 XJ 'lx LW 1' J The glory ofthe love m your heart the glory of the Keepsake on your linger these vull bn treas ured through all the joy filled years Thus store ns proud to offer a fine selecuon of Genume Regxstered Keepsake Dxamond Rmgs through sux decades the choxce of Amerxca s lovelxest bndes. .rt Guuraned hy'q Good Housekeepnng DUBYNS - TA YLUR Page one huzzdffcl flmfy Al H v be n I 981. as -.eu m was P nu . one Federal lox D I I N G 5 11 IIADI IA!! IKGIIIIIKU 'QQ , 'if 34: Lix - f 6 Ifflilayl. Hifyxg X Y X yin- 1 lx 'J' ' f ,x-R YT . '.-, ' f '5 r ,l -' Wy N! ' :'f'r,cf-l lf' 1.J Jn ' 1 159' f ff Q N - , 2 .Rh PQQ 1 X3 ga , 4 rj .KL X ,,', J, 'yr 1' Y P 5 QC. 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