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

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acuity MR. ROSS N. ROBINSON is superintend- ent of the schools of Kingsport. He is certainly a recogniied authority on schools. He is also an authority on two other sub- iects, fishing and boating. We are told his fish stories are among the best. MR. PITTS is our competent principal at Dobyns-Bennett. His skill has brought us successfully through three years of pleasures and difficulties. But along with all these things for us, he finds time for fishing, and he thoroughly enjoys a football game. MISS RUTH RAMER, assistant principal and senior English teacher, keeps all the students in the right place at the right time. Most of her time is given to the students of Dobyns-Bennett, but in her leisure she re- laxes by preparing a tempting steak or making a picture cake.

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First row: Mrs. L. G. Dovy, Mr. A. D. Brockmon, Mrs. Poul B. Scott. Second row: Mr. Clorence Bryon Mr. E. C. Cross, Mr. H. G. Dunning, Mr. Ross N. Robinson cf Oczfrcj O! gcsltftcaritlozar We, the Seniors of Dobyns-Bennett High School, wish to express our deepest oppreciotion for the mony educotionol odvontoges which you hove provided for us during elementory, junior high school, ond now high school. We feel thot it hos been largely through your efforts thot Dobyns- Bennett stonds among the foremost high schools ot this section, ond we con proudly soy that we ore groduotes of this school. A

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s 'S F Q5 'ff' acu Zig MRS. THELMA BEAR combines the teach- ing of English and homemaking with great ease. Reading and music find a place in her busy day. One of our new teachers is MR. BEVERLY H. BLANKENBECLER. He is the woodwork teacher and is housed over at Junior High School this year, b'ut we hope to have him at Dobyns-Bennett before too long. MRS. W. B. BROWN, capable and long time secretary to Mr. Robinson, acts as a clearing house for all our problems, and she does this with a smile. Teaching American history, sponsoring the National Honor Society and Journal Club keep MISS MARGARET BUTLER busy twenty-four hours a day. During the sum- mer she finds relaxation in summer school studying library science. X One of our most traveled teachers is MISS BLANCHE CRIGGER, who commutes between Johnson City and Kingsport. Be- sides teaching English and being editorial sponsor of the Maroon and Grey she likes to cook and read. MRS. LONA DINGUS teaches biology, botany, and.zoology. She enjoys reading Spanish literature as a hobby. Boenas Dias is the greeting MRS. DOROTHY DYE extends her students every V morning. She teaches Spanish and sponsors the Spanish Club.