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

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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.

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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

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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.