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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

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J ii' Q' 2 1951 IHHHUUH HND GHEU Volume XXVII Published by the Annual Staff of Dobyns-Bennett A High School Kingsport, Tennessee .-W' ,VJ 65,6 - If , MARY WEST, Editor If JEREE LEEPER, Business Manager V, 'IHIRLEY BROCKMAN, Advertising Manager , I 5 my A . ff ' VM X ,gfifi A LIXJ fe'-gf? X r S X. I y 1 5 x Q 0 f' Xxxxx. tL3T? Wxmllllll i f P ar x 4 ,ag 'U A X Xf Will, I 5 ff I . x K' 0,1 as ep' ,?' -ai-, Table of Contents Signs of the Zodiac ..... Page Administration ..... . . . Page Classes .... . . Page Activities . . . . . . Page Features . . . Page Athletics . . . . Page Foreword As you wander through the pages of this book with us, we hope to recall to your mind happy memories of things past, and bring to mind pleasant dreams of things to come. We have chosen the theme, Our Times, with the hope that it will be your times in high school and that you will read yourself into the pages. Ja 3 'ifif fum, ask, Wyy l !9 , I 0 x Nl. .X . egg., .X l. xxxj ,-..a Ab, yes. Study time is here again. Yes, it's back to school again, dusting off old books and buying new. We also find that our brains are a little rusty and wander back to summer memories. And wait! I nearly forgot. I've got to buy my activity ticket! x .'i7 ' J -X Y , if ., , . . . -li, Preparing for the sale of aclzuzty uckels.. A . x 1.1,--K SFKPWW: X f I x X 'X a AU We learn bow lo take care of our cars mechanically inside As the days hurry on, we find there are new classes, new friends, and new interests. Before long we are engrossed in what we are doing. . . and out in auto mechanics. 1 Senior I 1 I -' , A A 1 1 s A 3 it 'diy Wi , :gi , i, 5 campaign managers bold pre-election rallies. And then excitement runs high as campaigns for class officers get into full swing. Sometimes the campaigns become hotly contested as two favorites tie. The excitement oyeny there comes the soothing melodies from the orgm in which somc,cff OIJTIQIOUP are becoming quite accomplished. 7 . 1 I f 's Merle's Organ Melodies I J Of- - X f k f fm 1 ' to A x qt g I H Come, ye thankful people, come. A familiar sight every Monday morning is some member or members of the Music department adding special music to our devotional period. Later, as we wander down the hall, delicious odors come to us as the Home Economics department prepares girls to be competent cooks. Add two eggs to one cup of flour and beat well. .,,,.d .4-4' D The Student Council gives us advice from Bemor Careful. ,fy The Student Council makes us more Conscious of the treatment we give our books with advice from Bemor Careful in their efforts to serve us and the school. Elections over, the Student Council supplements its treasury by selling pop corn and peanuts at the football games. Peanuts, ten cents! Buy your peanuts here! , it 5 Will be make it? Watch out behind' The thrills of football have come again with screams of We want a touchdown! , Tackle him! , RunI Run! Run! ringing through the night air. And after the games, of course, comes the Frolics, with food games, and dancing furnished by our P.T.A. l, twenty-five. Do I bear a Bingo? -ik, W Miss Key Club and ber court smile happily at the crowd. At the last home game, one of our girls is given the title of Miss Key Club. For a week the school is in a state of excitement. Who will she be? Then when it's over, department projects claim us as we are well into the routine of school life again. Modern Romans make money to buy a recorder. WN: at Q .el if U ' 41 44510. l lyjllll l . rn Heel and toe: beel and toe: and slide, slide, slide, slide. Yes, we all go native on a Saturday night when the Y-Teens have their barn dance. It's very realistic with all the barnyard animals standing around to watch us, and scarecrows peering at us from the cornfields. Not long afterwards come odors of grease paint and poster paint as the john Barrymores and Katherine Ilepburns of the senior class prepare for the big night, and, Mother Is A Freshman. Come dance with me, seems to be the thought expressed in this scene from the Senior play. iii! The Bennett and Edwards annual presentation of awards to out- standing D B students. Every December, Bennett and Edwards sends a representative before the student body to present tickets to five boys to attend a New Year's Day bowl game. A murmur always runs through the students as we specu- late who the lucky boys will be. This year they were: most Valuable, Karl Ketrong Most improved, Skippy Slauhterg highest scholastic in foot- ball, jack Comptong best all-around Senior, jay Gillenwaterg outstanding Senior in the band, Paul Greene. The football teams and their coaches celebrate the end of the season each year with a big banquet, complete with speakers and pretty wait- resscs. The team attends the annual football banquet. if QW V '- fi ,:1g.fiifKZ0'v Admiring the coveted Big Five Sportsmanship trophy One fine day we welcomed the Big Five Sportsmanship trophy back home after it had had a short visit with Science Hill. We all renewed our vows that this trophy will take its place in our case permanently. The spirit ofChristmas invades the halls of D-B the last week before Christmas vacation. The beautifully decorated tree brightens spirits, and the carols sung by the Mixed Chorus leave us all with a feeling of peace. Deck the halls with boughs of holly. If X f l ......,,- fx?- v , ' .- 'Vg ,ff Will it be good? is the anxious question on the faces of the students and players. Christmas vacation over, and exams rear their ugly heads. Finally, though, they are behind us and we can go to the basketball games with a light heart and watch delightedly as the boys pile up win after win in a series of exciting games. The weeks pass and basketball gradually fades out of the picture as baseball comes more and more into the sports spot- iight. f X safe! 1 .f f . C 1 M, , SQ Q ' . , . , 1 .,,...,W ...... flew ... 4 A ' 12 . ..... , ' i - 3, M , . , ' ' , ' ,fi -'mf ' - ' V , f r, - M r X V ' R . L .........,,.. Q -..- 2 A . 1' A K - . 'V f , , a., t K K t I' K , F . 4532- 'u ,f: . W, ,Q , M: , I Q.. i if. nw -2' 1 43,-Zgdvwk :,1PS bfn1f bfi., if if W -7 A if f f- , im YM ? lg fl gl o G a 5 Ill 'Ui' 4' xl 0 fs , ,f I 1 ll? ll Receiving line for K's. In the spring we line up and receive our K's proudly, for a lot of hard work goes into earning one of them. These are happy days for all, es- pecially Seniors, although most of them wonder if its not a little sad, too. Then comes one of the great nights in the lives of the juniors and Seniors - the junior-Senior Prom! Days before, the girls are describing their dresses, and very little school work is done. He'd glide 'cross the floor with the girl he adored . . . Was Ihr- wafer cold, folks? Spring is sprung and the juniors treat the Seniors to a splash party. Brrrl Is that water cold! After splashing around, as much as we like, there's a theater party for us to attend, also the courtesy of the junior Class. Ah the life of a Senior is reall wonderful bein treated to such nice 1 Y v il things. It must br' fl good' movie. we .V I5 0' E A -39 w- I- -5- 1 L A Y English? History? Or both? llere it is exam time again. It seems like no time since we took them before. Where did the semester go? My, this is terrible! Some of us are looking to see if we lost any weeks on the way. Exams over, everyone comes dragging back to find out the bad news. Mixed emotions are evident. Some faces are joyful, some sad, and some disgusted. What will my parents say? Distressed Seniors . www' a Hilf- , if A la X 3 45534 I 51' R f 5 H Jw h. sig f 'X W EQ . ,lv ,,xwwh,x-ssshkssm Msn Qu ly gn f , .QA b'9 H , A N -. A., ---'fn' airs ,- ,WVLV , . ,....f :f: 'R's ,. wwf .,-Q-we .M le. 'ld ' as ..,3,.., ir- , W Tennis, a summer favorite. Graduation exercises over, the Seniors look around in a dazed way, finding it hard to believe that they've really left the old school for good. Before long, however, the strange feeling wears off, and for three whole, free months we all turn to such summer favorites as swimming, tennis, and golf. It's practically in the c up. 5. wx gk 'Mme x ,ga We -xy QM wk QL yf w M wwf: M55 QQ 5 N S f I fy 'NP i 4 , BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: MR. ROSS N. ROBINSON, 'Superintendentg MR. C. K. KOFFMANQ MR. E. M. REEDQ MR. C. J. BRYAN, Chairman-rg MR. G. F. McCREAg MRS. A. B. COLEMANg MR. W. T. CASE, Secretary. The graduating class of nineteen hundred fifty-one wishes to express its deepest appreciation for the excellent educational opportunities pro- vided for us during our twelve years of school. Because of these edu- cational advantages, we shall always be proud to say that we attended school in Kingsport, Tennessee and were graduated from Dohyns-Bennett High School. 22 3 f ii MR. ROSS N. ROBINSON Superintendent A.B., M.A. Carson-Newman, University of Tennessee, Columbia University MR. ROY E. KINNICK MISS RUTH RAMER Principal Assistant Principal B.S., M.S. B.A., M.A. University of Tennessee Iowa University, Northwestern University 23 Faculty MR. RALPH E. ACKERMAN B.S., M.S. Ohio University Biology, Science Club, Fresh- man Sponsor. s MRS. THELMA BEAR A.B., M.A. Berea College, Columbia University World History, Commercial Geography, Economics, Senior Sponsor. MR. HOWARD A. BOWERS B.S., M.A. East Tennessee State, Columbia University Physical Education, Health, Football - Head Coach. MISS BLANCHE CRIGGER B.S., M.S. East Tennessee State College. University of Tennessee English, Maroon and Grey, Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR. ROBERT M. DEVAULT B.A., M.S. Furman University, University of Tennessee Civics, Sociology, B Football and Basketball, Freshman Sponsor. MRS. DOROTHY OWENS DYE B.S. University of Virginia Spanish, Spanish Club, junior Class Sponsor. MISSJOSEPHINE CLONINGER Mx. yosicmi F. ELLIOTT M A 1s.s. Columbia University Art, Craft and Art Club. MR. GUY B. CRAWFORD University of Tennessee Mathematics, Key Club. MISS GRACE ELMORE B.A., M.A. A.B. Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Maryville College. University Columbia University, Temple Of Tennessee. Columbia Uni University .U2fSily Physical Education, Health, Boys' Athletics, Boys' and Girls' Intramurals, Basketball, Baseball. Latin, Beta Club, Latin Club, Freshman Class Sponsor. 24 '-fwfr-fir.-A -9 .L,.z-.n...f Faculty S MISS HETTIE LEE EWALT B.S., M.A. East Tennessee State College, Peabody College, Columbia University American History, Student Council, Freshman Class Sponsor. MISS NANCY GREGORY B.S. Longwood College. University of North Carolina English, Y-Teens , Sophomore Sponsor. MISS RITA GROSECLOSE B.S. East Tennessee State College Health, Y-Teens, junior Class Sponsor. MRS. JOSEPHINE G. HALE B.S., M.s. Insti- MISS BARBARA HOLDER B.S. University of Te esse Physical Educat' , ering Sql? 'IVY My yy MISS M RIE HUTCHINSON A.B., M.A. Virginia Intermont College, Peabody Conservatory of Music, Radford College, Pea- body College General Music, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Music Ensemble. MRS. J. H. JOHNSON B.A. Mississippi State College for Women Latin, English, Y-Teens, Latin Club. MISS LENA RUTH JONES B.S. University of Tennessee Typing, Shorthand, Commercial Club. MR. R. E. KENNEDY A . B. University of Virginia Activities Manager. Facult MR. ROLLIN KENNERLY B.S., M.S. East Tennessee State College, University of Tennessee Mechanical Drawing, Carving Clubs. MISS ANNA KILGORE B.S., M.A. Madison College, University of Tennessee English, Indian Tribune. MISS DOROTHY KING B.S., M.A. Tennessee College. Peabody College General Mathematics, Algebra, Testing Program. MISS FRANCES L. KNIGHT M.S. University of Michigan Biology, Botany, Geology, Y- Teens. MRS. K. W. LYNCH Assistant Librarian MISS LUCILE MASSENGILL B.S. University of Tennessee, Co- lumbia, University of Colorado Home Economics, Future Home Makers. MISS LUCY MAE MCMILLAN B.A., M.A. University of Mississippi, University of Virginia English, Future Teachers of America Club. MISS ELLEN FENTON MURRAY B.A., M.A. University of St. Andrews, University of Georgia, Duke University Modern European History, American History, National Honor Society. MISS NANCY J. NECESSARY B.S. Virginia Intermont, Radford College, University ofVirginia, Northwestern University Speech, Dramatics, English, National Thespian Troupe. MISS DESSIE NISBETT B.S., M.A. P eahody College Mathematics, Indian Tribune Advertising Staff, Senior Class Sponsor. Faculty MR. KENNETH L. OLDHAM A.B., M.A. University of Kansas Chemistry, Physics , Camera Club. MISS MYRTLE PERRY B.S. Radford College. University of Virginia Mathematics , Y-Teens. MISS MARGARET PHLEGAR B.S., M.A. Radford College, Columbia University .English, Radio. MISS KATHERINE POWERS B.S., A.B. Peabody College, Emory Uni- versity Librarian, Library Club. MR. L. JACK ROBERTS B.S. University of Tennessee Distributive Education, D.E Clubs. MR. EDWARD J. SCHWARZ B.S., M.S. Hobart College, University of Nortb Carolina. University of Maryland Mathematics, Football, Track. MR. E. L. SHELOR B.S. Bowling Green College, Pea- body College Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Activity Fund Bookkeeper, Senior Class Sponsor. MR. VICTOR SIMPSON B.S. University of Illinois, Brarley University Auto Mechanics, Home Me- chanics. MR. WALDO W. SMITH A.B., B.S. Cumberland junior College, Morehead State Teachers Col- lege, Bowling Green College, of Commerce Typing, Business Advisor Ma- roon and Grey. MISS RUTH P. SPRINGER B.S. Northwestern Study Hall. Faculty MR. GORDON B. WASINGER MR. S. T. WITT B.S. Stupmt under Kelper. Director The Stout Institute of Newport News Naval Band, Woodwork, Carving Club, Audio- Band. Gffice Staff MISS ALMA GREEN 3 Secretary to Mr. Kinnick MRS. W. B. BROWN MRS. PAUL JORDAN Secretary to Mr. Robinson 'Secretary to Mr. Robinson 28 453 M y , 1 ,, N , 1 'm n AW , f R51 X X U F H159 J 5 ! 'N X + xv 3? -fa, X 5 ff 'gif SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES YORK Key Club, Senior Class, President, Boys' State. PAUL GUTHRIE Student Councilg Key Club, Treasurerg Honor Society, Vice President, Spanish Club, Treasurer, Senior Class, Vice President, Boys' State, Maroon and Grey, junior Editorg Intramural Manager, Track. BOBBIE RUTH BARTON F.H.A.g Y-Teens, Annual, Typist, Commercial Club, Senior Class, Secretary. SONNY SOBEL Beta Clubg Key Club, President, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Senior Playg Senior Class Officer, Treasurer. CLASS HISTORY Bright dawned the day we became Freshmen. We were in high school! Then fell the bomb- shell. All Freshmen would stay at junior High School. Imagine! Freshmen in high school at junior High!!! But the year 1947-48 wasn't too bad. We were looked up to by junior High students, because we were really in high school. Then in the fall of 1948, some two hundred excited Sophomores roamed the halls of Dobyns- Bennett High School. At last we were there. We became the proverbial green Freshmen. We sat in our classes and watched the construction of the new building far more than we did our teachers. That year many of us decided that brick laying was the job for us. Suddenly, in 1949. we found ourselves Juniors. The new building was complete. Dignified Seniors and green Freshmen alike wandered around lost. We laughed to see the Seniors, so undignified. On August 31, 1950, one hundred fifty of us looked around in a dazed way and asked, Can I really be a Senior? I don't feel a bit different. Yes, we were Seniors. 30 Senior Class CAROLYN ADAMS Y-Teensg Bandg Cheerleaderg D.E. Clubg Glee Club. LEONARD ADAMS Camera Clubg Glee Clubg Audio Visual Club. KERMIT ADDINGTON Key Club, Vice Presidentg Beta Clubg National Honor Society, Presidentg Indian Tribune, Sports Editorg Student Council Representariveg Boys' Stateg Bandg Intramural Manager. ALLAN AESQUE BARBARA ALLEN Y-Teensg F.H.A.g Spanish Clubg D.E. Clubg Commercial Club. CAROLYN ALLEN Bandg Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Spanish Clubg Student Council Representative. WANDA ANDERSON Y-Teensg Glee Clubg F.H.A.3 Commercial Club. JIM ARNOLD Footballg Science Club. MARY SULLINS ARNOLD Bandq Glee Clubg Indian Tribune, Advertisingg Science Clubg Serviceg Senior Playg Y-Teens. TOM BACON Football Managerg Track Managerg Audio Visual Clubg Student Council Representativeg Intramural Manager. 31 W '!iL:m .i , V, ' Senior Class JIMMY BARKER Transfer - Penningtong Football. PAT BASINGER Sophomore Class Officer, Vice Presidentg journal Club Editorial Staffg Cheerleaderg National Thespiansg Junior Playg Senior Play. MARY BAUER Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Commercial Clubg F.H.A. TWYLA BECK journal Clubg Library Clubg Commercial Club. BOBBY BEDFORD Basketballg Baseballg Mixed Chorus. HELEN BELLMEY Y-Teensg F.H.A. JOHN BLACK Audio Visual Clubg National Thespians, Vice Presidentg Junior Playg Senior Playg Science Club, Vice President. SUE BOWYER F.H.A.g Indian Tribune, Advertising Staffg Glee Clubg Science Clubg Y-Teensg Senior Play. SUNYA BRITTS Y-Teens. SHIRLEY BROCKMAN Beta Clubg Honor Society, Secretaryg Mixed Chorusg Ensembleg Glee Clubg journal Clubg Quill and Scrollg junior Playg Thespiansg Annual, Advertising Manager: Future Teachers of Americag Student Councilg Band. 32 Senior Class MARY ANN BROWN F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Bandg Commercial Club. MARY BULLION Y-Teensg Annual, Typistg Commercial Club, Secretary. PEGGY BUSSELL D.E. Club, Reporterg Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg F.H.A.g Y-Teens. ALLEN L. CALCOTE Transferred from Surgoinsvilleg Thespiansg Audio-Visualg Bandg Sr. Play. BILL CARICO Glee Clubg Cheerleaderg Football Manager. RONALD CARICO Baadg Student Council Rep.g Football Mgr.g D.E. Clubg Glee Club. JIM CARRIER Intramural Mana ger. BUDDY CALVIN CARTER Baseballg Basketball B-Team. EVA GLYNN CHURCH Y-Teensg F.H.A.g Glee Club. MARY LOU COMPTON Transferred from Church Hillg Beta Clubg Y-Teens, Pres.g Nat'l Honor Society, Treas.5 Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Maroon and Grey Ed.Staff3 Sr. Playg Latin Club. 33 Sensor Class BETTY JEAN COOK F.H.A.g Commercial Clubg Y-Teensg Library. BILL COOPER D.E. Clubg Wood Carving Club. JIMMIE CROCKETT junior Dramaticsg Audio-Visualg Glee Club. ALAN CROSS Spanish Clubg Key Clubg Maroon and Greyg Boys' Srateg Intramural Manager. ERNEST C. CROSS Boys' Stateg Key Clubg Basketballg Trackg jr. Class Treas.g Spanish Clubg Beta Club. DOUGLAS DADE Key Clubg Glee Club. BETTY DANIEL D.E. Clubg Glee Clubg Camera Clubg Y-Teens, Secretary. HAROLD DAVENPORT B-Team Football Sz Basketballg Intramural Mgr.g Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Audio-Visual Clubg Track Baseball. PATSY DEAN F.H.A.g Y-Teensg D.E. Club, Treas.g Commercial Clubg Service. RUTH DEPEW Mixed Chorusg Ensembleg Glee Clubg F.H.A.g Library Clubg Y-Teensg Student Council. 34 Senior Class BOBBY DESKINS D.E. Clubg Audio Visual Club. ANN DUNCAN 'wr Camera Clubg Glee Clubg Y-Teens. CONSTANCE M. DYKES Bandg Girls' Stateg Nat'l Honor Societyg Beta Club, Sec.g Student Exec. Councilg Intramural Mgr.g jr. Class Sec. MARY LOU EADS jr. Dramaticsg jr. 84 Sr. Playsg Thespiansg Y-Teens, Treas.g Serviceg Maroon and Grey, Faculty Ed.g Exec. Student Council, Ir. and Sr. Corr. Sec. JOAN EPPERSON Y'Teensg Commercial Clubg F.ll.A. GWENDOLYN EVANS Transferred from Lynn Viewg Beta Clubg Y-Teensg Com- mercial Club. 'ESV TOM FLANAGAN Bandg Student Council. ELAINE GALLIHER Wk. 4-:gg Y-Teensg Camera Clubg jr. Dramaticsg Band. BETTY JO GARDNER Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Ensembleg Y-Teensg F.H.A.g Commercial Club. NICKY GENTRY Band' Camera Club' Spanish Club' Maroon and Gre Ns., Y Q 7 YY Indian Tribune, Photographyg journal Club. 4 35 x , -ap., sa.. Senior Class JAY GILLENWATER Soph. 8: Jr. Class Pres., Boys' State, Jr. Play, Thespi- ans, Beta Club, Key Club, Jr. Director, Honor Society, Rep. and Exec. Student Council, Pres. and V. P., Ex- temporaneous Speaking, Dist. and State Contest. HARRISON GILLEY Transferred from Fries High School, D.E. Club. PAUL GREENE Key Club, Soph. Director, Band, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. l HARRIETT GRUBB Y-Teens, F.H.A., Glee Club. AME LIA SULTANA HALKIADES Indian Trib., Bus. Mgr., Annual, jr. 8: Sr. Editor, Beta Club, Pres., junior V. P., jr. Play, Student Director, Exec. Student Council, Sec., Girls' State, Honor Society, Service, Intramural Mgr., Latin Club, Civitan Soph. Award, Rotary Award, Best-all-round- junior. THE ODOSSIOS HALKIADES Audio-Visual, Glee Club, B-Team Football, Camera Club. DOROTHY HALTOM Maroon and Grey, Y-Teens, Treas., Service, F.H.A., Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. GEORGE DONALD HAMBLEN Key Club, Audio-Visual,Commercial Club, Camera Club, Science Club, F.T.A., Parliamentarian, Sr. Play, Boys State, Intramural Mgr. LOUISE HAMMP F.H.A., Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Glee Club. JUANITA HAMMOND Y-Teens, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Camera Club, Ser vice, Intramural Mgr. 36 Senior Class VIOLET HARRISON F.H.A.g Glee Club, Intramural Managerg D.E. Club, Reporter. JANET HAUK F.H.A.g Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus, Literary Clubg Y-Teensg Junior Play. DONAL HAY Transferred frorn Ervinton High School, Annual Editorial Staff. MARTHA HAYES Y-Teensg Library Clubg Commercial Club. BARBARA HENLEY Glee Clubg F.H.A., Pres.g Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Pres.g Thespians, Treas.g D.E. Club, V.P.g junior Playg Original Oratory, District Contest. CORENE HERRIN Beta Club, Jr. Play, Indian Tribune Adv. Staff,.Mgr.g Honor Societyg Student Councilg Thespians, Pres.g Maroon and Grey Ed. Staff, Jr. 8: Sr. Editor, jr. Dra- maticsg Quill 8: Scrollg Poetry Interpretation, District Contest. PATSY HICKMAN Y-Teens, Glee Club: Literary Clubg F.H.A.g Camera Clubg Craft Club, -Intramural Manager. DON W. HILL Transferred from Central High School, Knoxville, Mixed Chorusg Basketball, Mgr.g Varsity Foorballg Student Council Rep.g Audio Visualg Radio Club, Sec-Treas.3 D.E. Club, President. CAROL HORTON Transferred from Greeneville, S. C., Glee Clubg Dra- maticsg Literary Clubg Mixed Chorus, Y-Teensg Spanish Clubg D.E. Club, Sec.g Intramural Manager. EVELYN JOHNSON D.E. Clubg F.H.A.g Glee Clubg Y-Teens. 37 Senior Class LINDA JOHNSON Maroon and Grey, Ed. Staff, journal Club, Ed., Y-Teens, Band, Flagswinger, Spanish Club. BARBARA JONES Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Y-Teens, D.E. Club, F.T.A. DELONIA JOYNER Glee Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, D.E. Club, F.Il.A. JUNE KENNY D.E. Club, Pres., Band, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Key Club. KARL KETRON Football, Track, Basketball. JOANNE KIDD Intramural Mgr., Y-Teens, F.H.A., Student Council. ANN KING Transferred from Roanoke Rapids ILS., Y-Teens, Cheer- leader, Glee Club. AUSTIN KING Beta Club, Treas., Spanish Club, Thespians, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Boys' State, Indian Tribune, Editor-in-Chief, Student Council, Rep., Quill and Scroll, Nat'l Honor Society, Latin Club. DON KOTH Football, Track. TOMMY KRESS Spanish Club, Baseball Manager, Basketball Manager. 38 Senior Class LYNN LAUDERBACK Camera Club, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band. JEREE LEEPER Commercial Club, Glee Club, jr. Dramatics, Spanish Club, Treas. 8: Pres., Maroon and Grey, Ass'r Mgr. 8: Bus. Mgr., Nat'l Honor Society, Key Club, Typist, Girls' State. GORDON LIBBY Band, journal Club, Indian Tribune, Adv. Staff, Spanish Club, junior Play. R. L. LIGHT jr. Dramatics, Student Council, Camera Club, Mixed Chorus, Track, Ensemble, Band, Glee Club, Radio, Soloist. TOM LIGHT Football, Trackgstudent Council Rep., junior Dramatics, Audio Visual. JANE MADDUX Glee Club, Literary Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus, junior Dramatics. RUTH MARTIN F.H.A., Library Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club. PATSY MCAMIS Indian Tribune, Adv. Staff, Y-Teens, Sec., Glee Club. MARLENE MCCLURE Band, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Service. JAMES MCCONNELL Radio Club, D.E. Club, Football Manager. 39' I Senior Class BETTY McKAY F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Glee Club. JIM MCNALLY Beta Clubgspanish Clubg Key Clubg Nat'1 Honor Society. NEVA MITCHELL Y-Teens. BETTY JO MONNEYHAM Y-Teensg F.H.A.g Glee Clubg Art Club. WEYMOUTH MOORE KYLE MURRAY Glee Club: Bandg Spanish Club. BETTY LOU NEAL Y-Teensg F.H.A.g Commercial Clubg Glee Club. JOHNNY NOTTINGHAM Football, B Teamg Intramurals. CHARLES NUNN Glee Clubg Footballg Band. MARGARET OSBORNE Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Maroon and Grey, Adv Staffg Camera Club. 40 Senior Class BOBBY PAGE B Team 8: Varsity Footballg Baseballg Trackg Audio- Visualg Hi-Y. JACKIE PARK Freshman Class V.P.g Glee Clubg jr. Dramaticsg Camera Club. BETTY ANN PATTY Jr. Dramaticsg Mixed Chorus: Bandg Y-Teens3G1ee Club. CHARLES MILLER PHIPPS PATSY PILGRIM Y-Teensg D.E. Club. BARBARA PRESTON Glee Clubg F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Service. LOIS RAMEY F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Commercial Clubg F.T.A.g D.E. Club. TROY SPENCER REEDY, JR. SUE ANN RICHMOND Transferred from St. Charles H. S.g Y-Teens, Pres.g Commercial Clubg Cheerleaderg Literary Clubg Hospital Aidesg Camera Clubg Student Council Rep. FLOSSIE RIDDLE Spanish Clubg Y-Teensg Maroon and Greyg Indian Trib- une, Ed. Staffg jr. Dramaticsg Quill and Scrollg Band Flagswingerg F.T.A.g Sr. Playg Service. , 41 Senior Class Q 'Ho 'S if w rw fi ter '? . EDWARD RITTER Bandg Mixed Chorusg Glee Clubg Radio Sraffg Sr. Playg Nat'l Thespiansg Student Council Rep. MARVIN ROBERTS D.E. Club. DORIS JEAN ROBINSON Transfer, Tenn. School for Deafg F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Art Clubg Camera Club. IVA DEAN ROYAL L Glee .Clubg Spanish Clubg Y-Teensg Student Council Rep.g Jr. Dramaticsg Sr. Playg Band. SARA RUGG Beta Club, Sec.g Bahdg Y-Teensg Maroon and Grey, Activities Ed.g Sr. Play. ALOHA CAROL RUNYON Library Clubg D.E. Clubg Jr. Dramaticsg Commercial Clubg Y-Teensg Camera Clubg F.lI.A.g Glee Club. BILLIE JO RUSSELL Jr. 81 Sr. Playsg Thespiansg Y-Teeng F.H.A. Sec.g Ser- vice: Maroon and Grey, Faculty Editor. MAUREEN RYAN Transfer, Burlington, Iowag Future Teachers of Americag Mixed Chorusg Senior Play. BETTY JEAN SANDERS Library Clubg F.H.A.g Y-Teens. PIIYLLIS SCUTT Y-Teens, Sec.g F.T.A., Sec.g Journal Clubg Maroon andGreyg Glee Clubg Quill and Scrollg Band, Sponsor 42 Senior Class ELLEN SHELTON Spanish Club, Sec., Pres.g Intramural Mgr.g Maroon and Grey, Feature Ed.g Y-Teensg F.T.A.g Spanish Award. JIM SHIPLEY Football. MARY ELIZABETH SINE Jr. Dramaticsg Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Student Council Rep.g Maroon and Grey Adv.g Journal Club, Feature Ed. GLORIA ANN SMOOT Y-Teensg Bandg Junior Dramatics. NORMAN SOBEL Indian Tribune, Adv. Staffg Key Club, Sec.g Camera Club, Pres.g Intramural Mgr.g Audio Visual. JANETTE LEE STATA Jr. lDramaticsg Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Spanish Club. L . MARGUERITE STELLING Library Clubg Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Intramural Manager. PATTY TE TER Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Jr. Dramaticsg F.T.A. ANNE JOYCE TUCKER Spanish Clubg Y-Teens. JOAN VICARS Y-Teensg F.H.A.g Camera Clubg Glee Club. 43 in-1 '5Z.I .fs- .. lm- K I if I ii 'ffl ' 'I' bp Q-7 if Senior Class GEORGE VICKERS Glee Club. PEGGY VON BRAMER Beta Clubg Mixed Chorusg Music Ensembleg Annual, Editorial Staff. MARY JANE WAMPLER Y-Teensg Honor Societyg Jr. Playg Jr. Dramaticsg Maroon and Greyg F.T.A.g Mixed Chorus. DON WARD NORMA WARD F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Student Councilg Glee Clubg Annual, Adv. Staff. MARY SUE WATKINS Transferred from Tazewellg Y-Teens, Pres.5 National Thespians, Sec.g Y-Teens Inter-Club Council, Pres.5 Glee Clubg Jr. Play. JIM WATSON Art Clubg Camera Clubg Commercial Clubg Tribune, Adv. Staffg Spanish Clubg Audio Visualg Science Club. MARGERY WEST Spanish Clubg Y-Teensg Maroon and Grey, Adv.g Jr. Dramaticsg F.H.A.g Sr. Playg Glee Clubg Nat'l Thespi- ansg Student Council Representative. MARY WEST Beta Club, Sec.g Journal Clubg Annual, Adv. Staffg Stu- dent Council, Sec.g Jr. Dramatics, Sec.g Honor Societyg Annual, Editorg Soph. Class Sec.g Student Council Rep.g Girls' Stateg Glee Club. JIMMY WHITWORTH Tribune Adv. Staffg Key Clubg Camera Clubg Commercial Clubg Baseball, Mgr.g Mixed Chorusg Glee Club. I 44 TOMMY WIDENER Senior Class Camera Clubg Indian Tribune, Adv. Staffg Glee Club. AMORET WILEY Glee Clubg Y-Teensg Journal Clubg Freshman Class Treasurer. GENE WILLIAMS F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Library Clubg Glee Club. RONALD E. YATES journal Clubg Future Teachers of America. MARTHA YONCE F.H.A.g Y-Teensg Glee Clubg Commercial Clubg D.E. Club, Secretary. The Play's the Thing Junior Class Cfficers r - L-s RODNFY ROBINICTTE, President -we 'T' Ta' ANN ELLIOTT, Vice-President CAROL ICSSICR, Secretary 'sv JAN li KIRKPATRICK, Treasurer Class Histor , K Three years ago, over two hundred enthusiastic students entered Dobyns- Bennett lligh School. Due to crowded conditions, we spent our Freshman Year at junior lligh. Although we had no class officers, our Student Council class repre- sentatives were jane Kirkpatrick and Don Boyd. Finally we entered Dobyns-Bennett, only to be confronted by the new, new building, julius Caesar, and second year algebra. We elected Paul Rathbun our Sophomore president, and jane and Don were our Student Council members. Now we are juniors, and have finally found our way around the school. We have elected Rodney Robinette class president, Ann Elliott vice president, Carol Fsser secretary, and jane Kirkpatrick treasurer. Ann Elliott, Bill Wilborn, and Fsther Benedict are our Student Council representatives. We have been kept busy with selecting the class rings, presenting a junior play, honoring the Seniors with a prom, and other traditional activities. With happy memories of our first three years, we are looking forward with enthusiasm to the excitement and privileges of being Seniors at Dobyns-Bennett. 46 4 ,Z 1 ,N 4 ,zfflfy H Junior Class BILL ADAMS A. L. ADDINGTON Www, '3'.! If 47 BARBARA ATKINS J, D. BACON PEGGY BARGER .Q-,Wa ,A-4, MQW JIMMIE RUTH BARNETTE RONALD BARTON JAMES BAYLESS GERALD BEGLEY BILLY BELLAMY ESTHER BENEDICT MARIE BISHOP PATSY BISHOP FRANCES BLAIR HAROLD BOLTON BILLY BOWLES MARY FRANCES BOWLING GLFN BRADLEY JOYCF BROOME MARY JANE BROWN WARREN BULLOCK JOE FRED BURKE GENE BYERS CHARLOTTE BYERLY JOAN CALEY FAYE CANTRELL ARLEEN CARTER NED CARTER FRANCES CAssEL BARBARA CHANDLER JOE CLARK MARGHECLASBY JACK COMPTON DELLA COOK GEORGIA COX BILLY CROSS SHIRLEY CROSS RICHARD DEAN DAN DELIUS ED DIZMPSEY BILL DICKSON PATTY DIXON m-pcm' DIXON ALANIIDUNCAN Junior Class KENNETH CODY MARY ALICE CODY JAY COMBS . A Q-,, A wi 'W' . -C, RAY CLOUD BEN CODY ,agar 'bw 'liz y' mr 'YQ--gf I lbs S 1 ' vw- Q, I 1 eg-. Q,-.Ili .-wi? B LR ww 'fr 1' 'Weary W7 'Is 10'- NOC'-K ...,,- 'ur 'NK 'ir I V N x 1 N I PATSY FPPS MARY LOU FFAZFLL jIM Flil.IX IMOGFNF FFLLFRS ROY F FRR FLL FLSIF FLANAGAN H-IWFLL FLEMING CHARLES FLETCHER RFRTHA FORD IRFNI-I FRANKLIN PHYLLIS FREE CAROL FRENCH Junior Class LYLFI FAGLF ... FRANCES FARNFST 5' RFGGIIE I-IDWARIUS JIMMY FLLIS JUNIOR FNNIS ,N '77 'T K . .W V'-v V7 Akin. :Mug -,.k 43 L' -sn 'Q N? 'bn- N31 49 ...V I4 'Q' gi' Junior Class MARY FULKERSON 51 BENNY FULKERSON FRANK GIBSON ANN GILBREATH BILLY GILLENWATER CHRISTINE GILLIAM PAULINE GILLIAM JAMES GOUGE VALERIE GREENE LINDA GUENTHER DON HANNER SARAH HALBACK VIVIAN HALE ELIZABETH HAMILTON LORRAINE HARRELL NANCY HAUN JEAN HAYES FRANK HFRRING PEGGY HICKS SHIRLI HICKMAN DORIS ANN HILTON TED HOOVER JOAN HOWARD POLLY HOUSER GWFNDOLYN HOFFMAN JAMES IIUNLEY ELIZABETH HUNTSMAN DAVID HURST CAROLYN HUTTQN Junior Class ANN HENDERSON JIM HENDRICKS DORIS HEPTINSTAL KATHLEEN HECK MARY HEIM yvrg, dw .Fwy 'Nw if 415 'R v-iid' 'Edir- H-.Q 52 mv ,Q RH Q NWN 'QNWX Junior Class HGV' vsp Y? 'iw 2 l. ,. CAROL IRESON CHARLES JENNINGS WWW EDITH JOHNSON MILDRED KETRON MARY JANE KIBLER Ns,-f 'wa 415-X -TQ' b Sn Wu 5h-L. 53 JAMES KILGORE SHIRLEY KILGORE WILMA KILGORE BOB LANCE BONNIE LARKINS WAYNE LARKINS JACK LEE BETTY LIGHT CHASSIE LEE LIGHT MARGARET MARSHALL ELEANOR MARTIN MARIJANE MAXWELL LOU MCCONNFLI DEAN MCCOY L. B MI VERONICA MERRILL DON MILLER DOUGLAS MOLES STEVE MONTGOMERY BILLIE MOOREFIELD BETTY MOSRIE GAINES MOSS DELMAR MOULTON PAGGY NAVE WALTIIEN NICKELS LORRAINE NOEL VIRGINIA ODOM HAROLD OSBORNE jwlwfjcgcmfza JACK PARROTT GLEN PAYNE GWEN PAYNE JEAN PENLAND SKIPPY PERDUE CAROL PETERS DORIS ANN PHILLIPS NEAL PORTER GERALDINIZ PRUITT MARQARET ANN QUILLEN MARTIN QUINN RUTH RAMEY JITWICLL RIJSSICLL ED RUTLEDGI2 PHYLLIS SAMPSON IIQRRY SCHRI-IIBIE LARRY SCOTT DOROTHY SHANKS PHIL SLAUGHTER NANCY SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH WAYNE STALLARD CARI. STAPLETON PEGGY STARNES Junior Class IIAROLD ROBINSON NIQLL ROBINSON RALPH ROSE xtaqw wiv VIRGINIA RANDOLPH JACK RIQPASS Aw-an qs, Nw 'pn'-wif A W., 'gk ww, T011 'iw-My ,cf-xii 555. :S QN, wvw ,Q ws., 5-1' 74? 56 'WL -...X Sv--..-, Yu 7 Junior Class 44' .-Q. BILL STELLING 'Wu' W-sv-X K 'Y W -'sv , QI! HELEN STORY N-.2 'Nui WTR' X 233 :gp 'Wm N-me -f--........ JUNE TEDDER JANET TEETS PHYLLB TERRY 'Nw 'WE X-A-1 57 ROGER THAYER NORMAN THOMAS TOBY THOMPSON ELLEN TOWNE P.J.TRENT PAUL TUCKER JOYCE UNDERWOOO DON WATSON ELIZABETH WEATHERLY BILL WILBORN CAROLYN WILKES DELORES WILLIAMS Junior Class '27 X., H SHIRLEY WILLIS MARY WOLFI-I ANN WOOD SHIRLEY WOOD WOI-Pr1rn to Smu and MPnd 58 Sophomore Class uf Books ff? page I40 EDDIE PRESTON, President MARY MCCREA, Secretary DORMAN STOUT, Treasurer JIMMY CIIURCIIILL, Vice-President Mad mowing Sffamble open yo I-lomeroom 203 President: GENE FOX Vice-President: SHIRLEY ERWIN i , Secretary: BARBARA DEMING Treasurer: BOB MARTIN Student Council Representative: ' BARBARA GIBSON Sponsor: MISS GR IQGOR Y .J- First Roul, lefi to right: Hetty Brooks, Barbara Deming, Samera Kassem, Anna Sanders, Norma lleniott, Marjorie Kintz, Anna Lee Hooher, Sue Castle. Second Row: Betty Sutherland, Barbara Gibson, Marcellina Hawkins, Wilma Stata, Barbara Bufton, Rosemary Ferguson, jackie Cleek, Linda Bryan, Joyce Gillenwater. Third Row: Tommy llendrix, llon Cunningham, Bill Glynn, Hob Martin, Jimmy Malcom, Cecil McGuire, Champe Hachelder, Gene Fox, james Taylor. First Row, left to right: Norma Helton, Carol Walker, Carolyn Logan, Merle Mclntosh, Hett Lemons, Willie Rhea, Helen Williams. Second Row: Al Asbury, Lance Fuller, llloris Cody, Nancy Davis, Shirle Vicars, Fmma Kinsler, Elizabeth lillis, Virgil Godsey. Tl9ifdRO1l,'.' Obertin Noblye, Paul Upchurch, Wallace Fields, Kenneth Estes, john Palmer, jimm Dee Coates, Clarence Samples, Rodney McMillon. Fourth Row: Tommy Millhorn, Reece Hefner, Harold Pierce, David Scoot, Ben Witt. Homeroom --P President: NANCY DAVIS Vice President: OBERTIN NOBLE Secretary: JOHN PALMER Student Council Representative: JIMMY DEE COATES Sponsor: MR. ACKERMAN Homeroom IOI OFFICERS President: DOYLE BURDINE, '5s Vice President: ' -'15oN CARTER? Secretary-Treasurer: WALLACE KETRON - Student Council Representative: ANN HAY Sponsor: MRS. HERRING l ,VZ ' .I f ie, c V . .. x, ., . I J f X. First Row, left to right: Kernese Osborne, Hazel Simerly, Agnes Hall, Marie F ' Ferrell, Ann Hay, Don Whittamore, Gerald Lemons. Second Row: Jackie Martin, Beecher Welch, Buddy Russell, Clyde Durham, Jimmy Moore, Stanley Martin, Donnie Bridwell, Don Carter. Third Row: Randy Perry, Bob Moneyham, Ronald -,I Solomon, Buddy Sine, Carl Parsons, Jim Carter, Bobby Thomas, Bruce Anderson. N 1 U First Row, left to right: Wanda Widner, Zetta Joyner, Frances Bolton, Greta Moles, Ruby Bailey, Wilma Vermillion, Sue Barnes. Second Row: Loretta Harrison, Ioan Kelborne, Mary Elizabeth Hunley, Shirley Murray, Eloise Hensley, Shirley Shepherd, Dotty Teter, Skip Slaughter. Third Row: joe Curry, Eugene Dickens, San Ball, Fred Shutke, Kenneth Vaughn, johnny Dobson, David King, Dorman Stout. Fourth Row: Edward Preston, Dudley Hewette, james Mays, Brown Lee Wilder, Dicky Warren, Edgar McConnell. Homeroom IOS OFFICERS President: EDDIE PRESTON Vice President: BILL RING Secretary-Treasurer: ELOISE HENSLEY Student Council Representative: DOTTY TETER Sponsor: MISS KING Homeroom I O President: CHARLENE HASH ' Vice President: KEN SIMONDS Secretary: HOWARD SALY ER Treasurer: TOMMY WARRICK Student Council Representative: TOMMY WARRICK Sponsor: ' P ' A MBSCUUGGER First Row, left to right: Rita Ann Judy, Par Abbot, Delores Urquiza, Joyce Roberts, Peggy Blalock, Jackie Bishop, Nancy Alley, Charlene Hash, Barbara Broome, Pauline Meade. Second Row: Jean Craig, Joan Craig, Sue Trivette, Jack Duncan, David Butcher, Betty Chambers, Laura Dryden, Betty Conklin, Pat Hall, Tommy Warrick. Third Row: Hurley Carter, Celia Smith, Elizabeth Bunn, Sonia Morelock, Edward Bishop, Howard Salyer, Ken Simonds, Jimmy Don Greene. Fourth Row: Martin Owens, C. D. Ward, Joe Davy. Homeroom IO9 President: PHIL TAYLOR Vice President: J.R.MADDUX Secretary: SHIRLEY BOYD Treasurer: CARLOS WALLIN Student Council Representative: ROGER WARD Sponsor: MISS PHLEGAR 8' First Row, left to right: Doris Lee, Judy Compton, Elizabeth Weatherly, June Tetter, Gay Mullins, Shirley Boyd, Karen Beall, Clara Hall, Barbara W Williams. Second Row: Rosemary Brooks, Fave Dearing. Marv Maddux, Betty Sue Mann, Betty Poteat, Johnnie Moore, Roger Ward. Tbird Row: J. R. Maddux, Jim Churchill, Charles Duke, Gaye Horne, Joyce Brock, Betty Hammond. Fourth Row: Carlos Wallen, Bobby Gilliam, Hunter Wright, H. L. Allen, Phil Taylor, Eddie Fleenor, Ronald Weston. N' WSW 62 Homeroom 2II eff.?3'i,1ulf- HU 'I' President: CHARLES WILEY Vice President: BOB HOUSER Secretary-Treasurer: ZELMA OVER BAY sv Student Council Representative: GARDNER HAMMOND Sponsor: MISS REED First Row, left to right: Carolyn Wallen, Jane Sommers, Barbara Cooter, Ellen Sellers, Shirley Roberts, Barbara Bohannan, Patsy Anderson, Ann Rowland. Second Row: Dot Mellons, Barbara West, Betty Pendleton, Salena Clark, Zelma Overbay, Nancy Richmond, Shirley Cardwell, Reva Hayes, Joyce Graham. Third Row: Byron Esser, Ray Hyder, Owen All- good, Ray Moore, Gardner llammod, Clyde Meade, Charles Grubb, Charles Wiley. Homeroom 207 President: DON SALLEY Vice President: CARSON PERRY Se cretary-Treasurer: RICHARD HARRIS Student Council Representative: BOBBY QUALLS Sponsor: MR. DeVAULT First Row, left to right: Mary Nell Smith, Elizabeth Moneyhun, Mary Ann Mann, Nola Wilson, Kathleen Wilkerson, Patsy Hopkins, Bonnie Hutson, Sarah Coldiron. Second Row: Maridane Hood, Brenda Gordel, Frank Sage, Don Salley, Zelda Purcell, Shirley Mowell, Gene Humphries. Third Row: Shelbourne Wallace, Richard Harris, Earl Newman, Clyde Godsey, K Harold Hutson, Lucien Orrick, Ray Hurd. Fourth Row: Rex Cox, Tommy Harkeroad, Franklin Combs, Eddie Marrs, Bobby Schism, Billy jack Gobble, Bobby Starnes, Carson Perry. 63 W., , if wa: fb ld-M Freshmen Class ' Qs r , v 1552 N IfrPshmen's Corner at Iunrh time If 0 ? QL' W FRICSHMAN OFFICITRS, Irlfl to right: RAYMOND BRITTS, Treasurer BARBARA GOTT, Secretary HHTSY LATIMICR, Vice President LOCTKIQ CARTER, President 5 ' ' MW s, .-5: :-r .::,-s:::.:.:-. .s :v .:s.:::::::a22:-:- s .,., ,, - nf A baltlv for Ffcslwzrfn supfvmary Homeroom IIO OFFICERS President: BOBBY RULE Vice President: SARA LOU BASINGER Secretary: BETSY TICE Treasurer: RALPH BELL Sponsor: MR. ELLIOTT First Row: Faye Cardwell, Jeanette Carter, Lucille Brooks, Lee Marsh, Georgia Gilly, Lois Patrict, Nili Lee Shelly. Second Row: jean French, Shirley Absher, Mary Frances Hickman, Pat Tiller, Betsy Tice, Mary Anne Peter, Nancy Starnes. Third Row: Gay Rutherford, Reginald Neeley, Robert Depew, Bobby Rule, Eugene Hodge, Virgil Hightower, Robbie Walsh, Robert Hodge, Kim Koffman. Fourth Row: Clifford Bralley, Billy Dingus, Ralph Bell, Wayne Light, Leroy Akers. First Row: Beverly Howard, Shelby Outlaw, Shirley Fulkerson, Martha Meyer, Wynona Brooks, Barbara Wilder, jean Lindsay, Diarlene Stoots. Second Raw: Dot Calton, Shirley joseph, Barbara jo Ketron, Shirley Light, Patty Lou Herron, Joan Fuller, jackie Sluss, Nancy Hurd. Third Row: Harry Cone, David Wilcox, Carl Kirkpatrick, Charles Vermillion, Clyde Pursley, Wayne Campbell, Orville Duncan, johnnie Kilbourne, Sonny Logans. Fourth Row: Kay Robert, C. T. McClellan, Monroe Herring, Dob Hickman, james Faglc. 65 Homeroom 206 OFFICERS President: SHELBY OUTLAW Vice President: JACKIE SLUSS Secretary-Treasurer: DOT CALTON Sponsor: MR. OLDHAM Freshmen lass Homeroom IO3 OFFICERS: President CHARLES FLETCHER Vice President BARBARA ANDERSON Secretary MARY PAT MCBETH Treasurer JACKIE BRIGHT Sponsor MISS ELMORE First Row, left lo right: Janice Haws, Thelma Hepinstal, Nova Jean Fleenor, Julie Mclntosh, Sally Miles, Pat Macbeth, Lorene Parsons, Clara Jean Wells. Second Row: Nola Simpson, Betty Cloud, Joan Carter, Jackie Bright, Christine Bishoo Catherine Bvrd Barbara Anderson. Third Row: Jimmy Stidham, Guy Strickler, Maynard Tedder. Fourth Row: Bill Leedy, Bobby Kirk,Charles Fletcher, M J. W. Dunn, Edward Philbeck. Fifth Row: Tommy Weatherford, Dory Bradly, Ray- ,Lal mond Thomas, Johnny McKay, Edsel Craft. ' Q - A 1 ill, 4 I . j - , ' ,A ' fx If N S34-as ii, r ' Homeroom OFFICERS: President MA RICA STROUD Vice President BARBARA GOTT Secretary-Treasurer NANCY JONES Sponsor MISS KNIGHT New First Row, left to right: Ova Lee Hensky, Marcia Stroud, Yvonne Vaught, Eleanor Taylor, Barbara Gott, Elaine Carpenter, Nancy Ruth Durham. Second Row: Forrest Teets, Jerry Hubbard, Don Marsh, Phyllis Lazenby, Patsy Steadman, Betty Jo Tucker, Pansy Pierce, Jackie Jones, Jimmie Brown, Shirley Adkins. Third Row: Dick Gift, Ray Moore, Billy Saylor. Fourth Row: Glen Sproles, James Quillen, Bill Stapleton, Tom Johnston, Michael McNally, Sam Campbell. 0 1 L Home Room OFFICERS: 1 President SANDRA TANNER Secretary-Treasurer ANNE COX Sponsor MR. KENNERLY It . N J ' w ! First Row, left to right: Jo Ann Heck, Peggy Hicks, Anne Cox, Betty Sue Lions, Betsy Latimer, Ida Vae Tate, Shirley Jones, Betty Stewart, Joyce Brown, Louise Kesterson. Second Row: Carl Durham, Helen Bump, Sandra Tanner, Nancy Greene, Flora Jean Hunt, Earling Going, Gerald Free. Third Row: Paul Arnold, Jimmy Crocker, Paul Davenport, Dale Abel, Carlton Crane, Leonard Winkle, Charlie Jones, Thomas Wine, Wayne Faulk. Fourth Row: Raymond Britts, Tommy Bacon, Don Henley, Bobby Goins Jerry Shipley. First Row, left to right: Shirley McNeese, Shirley McKenney, Jean Ballard, Helen Cooke, Susan Childs, Marianne Samples, Joyce Herron, Sue Widener, Nora Bennett, Grace Lord. Second Row: Lavene McCurry, Themla Meade, Peggy Light, Marjorie Verbridge, Betty Shelley, Clarence Wilson, Ruth Smallwood, Margaret McDavid, Jeanette Light. Tbird Row: John Broadbrooks, Robert Canipe. Fourth Row: Stanley Harrison, Stanley Still, John Odom, Bob McAninch, Charles Brooks, Alvin Underwood, Jimmy Dobyns, Tommy Henley, Jimmy Katsinas. Home Room 2I5 OFFICERS: President SHIRLEY MCNE ESE Vice President STANLEY HARRISON Secretary JEAN BALLARD Treasurer JIMMY DOBYNS Sponsor MISS EWALT Homeroom IO OFFICERS President: ALEX ANDERSON Vice President: I NJ EMERSON P012 Secretary-Treasurer: JEWEL HENDERSON Associate Secretary: BILLY HAWK Sponsor: MISS MCMILLAN First Row: Faye Burgin, Elizabeth McDoniel, Betty Sitgreaves, Sara Leeper, Jeanine Albert, Evelyn Cassidy, Mary Frances Adams, Louetta Greer, Lillian Creech. Second Row: Carroll Mullins, Darrell Renfro, Roger Baker, Margaret Wells, Lula Mae Scott, Faye Loggans, Beverly Jones, Barbara Jankey. Tbird Row: Billy Hawk, George Carrier, Alex Anderson, Jack Forbes, Bodie Scott, Bobbie Hague, Betty McClain, Frances Baldwin. Fourth Row: Jimmy Cody, Jimmy Moore, Howard Moats, Emerson Poe. Homeroom IO2A President: LOCKE CARTER Vice President: MARVIN BLIZZARD Se cretary- Treasurer: JOYCE HARVILLE Sponsor: MISS JON ES First Row: Wanda Childress, Winona Nutter, Willie Rhoten, Pauline Simerly, Catherir Kenner, Shirley Poe. Second Row: Locke Carter, Nancy Duncan, Joyce Harville, Shirlc Smith, Connie Penland, Ruth Byrd. Third Row: Johnny Cross, Tommy Ramsey, Jac Crum, Jimmy Byerley, Ronald Earley. Fourth Row: Marvin Blizzard, Donald Willis, H: Johnson, Paul Jones. Q Freshman 68 we Homeroom 2l2 OFFICERS President: GAY LINN Vice President: NANCY SIMS Secretary-Treasurer: SAMMY NAIM Sponsor: MISS HOLDER Freshman Class x ' J., First Row: Gay Linn, Pamla Howard, Jean Ramsy, Applo Bullion, Lula Boman, Shirley Sneed, Sandra Wheeler, Nancy Sims, Billie May Smith. Second Row: Dutler Witsel, Haskell Million, Gertrude Nidermair, Shirley Woliver, Martha Green, Bobby Dunn, jerry Edwards, Sammy Naim. Tbird Row: Billy Alvis, Leon Aldeen, Harold Frazier, jack Vicars, johnny Lunsford, Charles Brown, Albert Mehaffey, Don Bond, Fred Milhorn, Don Brown. Fun and relaxation after the excitement All tbose sandwiches look good. of a football game. x M. i 2 ll 1 wg X x -'9'x 'f'f i wyhigg . x '- 5, I if w x bma- ,N , 4 xg .1-..-.M v 3' .. . .wl.'Q-- , Xwglyil 4 x f X is ,gm ri' 4 , ef -Q 'Y A 3 l 'Q if A iw we 427 ,gc X Av ,Q ,K W Q A ,ff Sf! m .a 417 Jlpfd -41 in X6 3 l. , 4.9 ,3 ,Mfwfrvv First Row: Dean McCoy, Peggy Hicks, Ann llenderson, Pauline Gilliam, joyce llarville, Mary l.ou liuds. Second Row: Mary Ann Peters, Sandra Wheeler, lilsie Flanagan, Barbara Gott, Connie Dykes. Third Row: Dorty Teter, liddie Preston, nn llay, Sue Richmond, Iva Dean Royall, Esther ? CQ Benedict. Fourth Row: Guy Strickler, Stanley Still, Bodie Scott, jimmy Dee Coates, Harold Osborne, Raymond Britts. Fifth Row: Carl Kirk- patrick, Skip Slaughter, Gardner Hammond, Don Boyd, Tommy Light, Bill Wilhom. lg . - N C ' N A, my 201 Student Council ' N ,, A x 36 , .5 .P The Student Council, which is the official representative group of the student body, is a service organization. The Executive Council is composed of members elected from the four classes. The Representative Assembly consists of a delegate from each homeroom. The Dobyns-Bennett Council is a member of the Tennessee Asso- ciation of Student Councils and National Association ofStudent Councils. The distribution of handbooks and a semi-formal dance for all students were two proiects this year. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Esther Benedict, Raymond Britts, Ann Elliott, Bill Wilborn Jay Gillenwater, Connie Dykes, Skip Slaughter, Mary Lou Put one u little rledfef U79 1017. Eads, Eddie Preston, Amelia Halltiades. . A ' ,1r,.lS5.?N2N- 11 TFT we Sei We swiss-im is Yi s :MW First Row: james McNally, Kermit Addington, Amelia Halkiades, Connie Dykes. Third Row: Sonny Sobel, Paul Guthrie, jay Gillenwater. Corene Herrin, Shirley Broclcman, jeree Leeper. Second Row: Mary jane Wampler, Mary West, Fourth Row: Mary Lou Compton, Austin King. .ll 'K UAMUNRL. ' - ational Honor oott ocietyre A - N -sa, , A S'- i- ' ' , X- A .,, , .. t. L -'tl 8 - ' Qi P, ng ll-N i, lf lx Q 1, VW X K Members of the Honor Society are selected from the top ten per cent of their class. They must have an average of 88, and must be active in at least two activities. The Honor Society has a banquet every spring and holds the installation of members of the junior High Honor Society. Seniors are allowed to wear gold tassels at graduation. I tbinh that we should do it this way. rloiumlifi me wwf r SS.. i1 .61 .I 6- Y-NYG' ,ur ' Beta First Row: june Kirkpatrick, jane Sommers, Joyce fiillenwuter, Amerlia llalkiadt-s, Connie Dykes, lilennor Martin, Sam liugg. Second Row: Gwendo- lyn livans, Carol Peters, Laura Dryden, Mary West, Qhirley llrockmnn, Ruth llamey, Corene llerrin. 'Hvifrl' Roux' Mary l.ou Compton, Peggy Von Blam- mer, Zelma Overbny, Linda Guenther, listher Bene- dict, Ann lflliot, Mary Wolfe, lid Preston. Fourth Row: Austin King, Roger Ward, john Purdue, lfarn- est Cross, jack Compton, llotty Teter, Ned Carter. Fifth Roux' David King, Don Boyd, Sonny Sobel, james McNally, liill Wilborne. lietas getting ready for a visit to Mountain Home. Club The Beta Club is a leadership - service club, based on good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitude. The Betas have been active in many community projects such as: ushering at com- munity concerts, giving Christmas and other civic entertainments, taking entertainment and gifts to the veterans at Mountain Home, in johnson City, and making many contributions to school life, in keeping with their objectives of service, leadership, achievement and hones- ty. Betas usher for basketball games. t wi' wlrqk ,1 N7 First Row: Shirley Irwin, Barbara Allen, Shirley Willis, Gwendolyn Hoffman, Frances Bolton, Carol French, Mary Ann Mann, Cristine Gilliam. Second Row: Marijane Maxwell, Joyce Underwood, Carol llorton, Janette Stata, Geraldine Pruitt, Nancy Davis, Flossie Riddle. Third Row: joan Howard, Vivian Hale, Jimmie Barnett, Virginia Odom, Gay Spanish Mullins. Fourth Row: Barbara Broome, Betty Suth- erland, Charlene Hash, Toby Tompson, Katherine Bridwell, Ellen Shelton, Shirley Smith, Betty Sue Mann, Clarence Samples, Gorden Libby, james Mc- Nally, Iva Dean Royall, Paul Guthrie, Reggie Edwards. Club The Spanish Club is a club for the better understanding of Spanish-speaking countries, for the further use of the Spanish language, for pleasure, for entertainment, and for better ac- quaintance and friendship among the members of the Spanish classes. Club members sbow the club'sprojects. Clolbes for cz needy family, provided by the Spanish Club ..l..'t ! yn 1 1 1 p .- C H I 1. uf ' '21 I vu ll ' ..l.r:g1ll 1 , ? lk I' U . ,,..., ,-,.QW .,. .............,.g,aa-. 'w Y-Teens help lbe March of Dimes. Teens The purpose ofthe Y-Teens is the building of a fellowship of women and girls who are devoted to the task of realizing in their everyday lives those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. Any girl who wishes to become a member may join. Varied and interesting programs are presented regularly. First Row: Carolyn Wallin, Phyllis Terry, Mary Wolfe, Ann Wood, Margery West, Shirley Boyd, Shirley Willis, Faye Cardwell, Mary Lou Eads, Eleanor Martin. Second Row: Doris Heptinstall, Gwen Hoffman, joyce Gillenwater, Margaret Mar- shall, Shirley Kilgore, Barbara Bohannon, Betty Pendleton, Betty Hammond, Francis Blair, Judy Compton. Third Row: jackie Bishop, joan Carter, Irene Franklin, Betty Southerland, Rosemary Fer- gerson, Mary Francis Bowling, Carol Peters, Margaret Ann Quillen, Ruth Ramey, Dolores Ur- quiza, Betty Poteat. Fourtb Row: Charlene Hash, Pauline Meade, joan Caley, Geogia Cox, Linda Guenther, joan Craig, Betty Chambers, Anne Gilbreath. Fifth Row: Ann Elliot, Carol Esser, Nancy A'ley, Llelma Overby, Brenda Goerdel, Sonia Morelock, Patsy McAmis, Mary Lou Comp- ton, Pat Hall, Sue Trivette, Elizabeth Bunn. 'H' M-' r'-sf fn.. uk.. Y-Teens First Row: Clara Hall, Karen Beall, Doris Lee, Carolyn Hutton, Ruth Martin, Billie Joe Russell, Gloria Smoot, Peggy Bussell, Arlene Carter, Mildred Ketron, Barbara Williams. Second Row: Barbara West, Elizabeth Hamilton, Betty Light, Betty Jo McAninch, Ann Henderson, Sue Ann Richmond, Greta Moles, Gay Mullins, Betty Mann, Ellen Shelton, Barbara Atkins. Third Row: Sue First Row: Pauline Gilliam, Louise Kesterson, Rosalee Baker, Nancy Jones, Yvonne Pierce, Billie Mae Smith, Nancy Green, Betsy Latimer, Jackie Vaught, Gay Linn, Martha Patterson, Phylis Lazyendy. Second Row: Marcia Stroud, Jeannine Albert, Shirley Poe, Flora Jean Hunt, Faye Log- gans, Shirley Woliver, Evelyn Cassidy, Betty Palmer, Sandra Tanner, Elaine Carpenter, Barbara Gott, Joyce Harville. Tbird Row: Sara Leeper, Dot Calton, Shirley Fulkerson, Winona Brooks, Apalo Bullion, Lillian Creech, Emma Lou Hyder, Shirley Smith, Martha Greene, Lula Mae Scott, Connie Penland, Shirley Lawson, Ova Lee Hens- Bowyer, Mary Jane Brown, Dorothy Halton, Sullins Arnold, Charolette Barley, Shirley Banks, Joyce Brock, Mary Maddox, Bonnie Larkins, Wanda Over- bay, Joyce Broome. Fourth Row: Doris Hilton, Mary Bauer, Betty Daniels, Doris Welch, Mary Bullion, Bobbie Ruth Barton, Barbara Bufton, Jacky Cleek, Marcelina Hawkins. ley, Newanda Starnes. Fourth Row: Pansy Adkins, Delores Bartley, Shirley Marsh, Lola Bass, Frances Baldwin, Shirley Sneed, Beverly Howard, Gertrude Nidermaier, Beverly Jones, Elizabeth McDaniel. Fifth Row: Patty Lou Herron, Betty Sitgreaves, Betty Stewart, Earlene Goings, Ruth Byrd, Wilma Curran, Nancy Sims, Jean Ramsey, Sandra Wheeler, Ruth Durham, Shirley Koone. Sixth Row: Jean Heck, Jean Fuller, Catherine Keener, Wanda Childress, Eleanor Taylor, Patsy Steadman, Whillie Rhoten, Barbara Jankey, Anne Cox, Margaret Wells, Paul- ine Simerly. ,sl J t 13.6 'K 1f:ST,. .f-rw s., yr .-. .'.. , tr., ustt' 5? p . . ... .....-M.. . , -,, , fi4:gu,. ,l 'W-1-rfyyf' ' ,',.,. - U .....a-', . iq- up-f.a. rf l-9 V -nr ,,,,-,. .,. k 1. JR' va- . - -4- ..-. ,J -c'l 9 ' w ah.- Q '.,,i. ,pg v- 311-in A First Roux' Nola Sampson, Shirley joseph, Nila Shelly, joan Russ, Shirley McKinney, Barbara Ket- ron, jackie Sluss, Pauline Lane, Clara jean Wells, Zelda Purcell, Nancy jones, Dearlene Stotts. Sec- ond Row: Lanene McCurry, Sara Basinger, Shirley McNuse, Nancy Starnes, Shirley Light, Betty Shelly, Barbara Anderson, Christine Bishop, Nova jean Fleenor, jeanette Carter, Elizabeth Moneyhun. Third Row: Ruth Smallwood, jean Ballard, jean French, Reva Hayes, Thelma Meade, Sara Coldiron, janice Haws, Shirley Mowell, Lois Patrick, Kather- First Row: Kathleene Heck, Mary jane Kibler, Samera Kassem, jean Hayes, Norma Hilton, Fay Cantrell, Blizabeth Weatherly, Durleen Onk, Chassie Lee Light, joan Bperson, Della Cook. Second Row: Elizabeth Huntsman, Phyllis Sampson,Shirley Hick- man, Carolyn Wilkes, Betty Conklin, Laura Dryden, Mary I.ou Fezell, Barbara Broome, Barbara Deming, Norma llenroitt, Dot Shanks. Third Row: Virginia Randolph, Mary Cody, Mary Heim, Bertha Ford, Christine Gilliam, Carol lreson, Shirley Roberts, Lorraine Noel,Geraldine Pruitt. Fourth Row: jewell Russell, Doris Phillips, Frances lfrnest, Neil Rob- ine Byrd, Betty Cloud. Fourth Row: Nora Bennett, Georgia Cox, Mary Hood, Ina Egan, julie Mclntosh, Thelma Heptinstall, Lucille Brooks, Shirley Asher, Louise Kesterson, jeanette Light, jackie Bright, Larene Parsons, Bonnie Hudson, Betsy Tice, Lee Marsh, Emma Kenson. Fifth Row: Georgia Cilly, jean Lindsey, Shelby Outlaw, Mary Hickman, Kath- leen Wilkerson, Mary Peter, Sally Miles, Pat Mac- Beth, Doris Cody, joan Fleenor, Martha Meyer, Barbara Wilder. inson, jane Teets, Lois Ann Boyer, Helen Story, Patty Dixon. Fifth Row: Sara Halback, Virginia Odom, Peggy Hicks, jimmie Ruth Barnett, Barbara Chandler, Veronica Merrill, Carolyn Bower. Sixth Row: Nancy Smith, Vivian Hale, Mary Fulkerson, jean Penland,Delores Williams,Phyllis Free, Betty Mosrie, Carol French. Seventh Row: Lorraine Har- rell, Dean McCoy, Amita Kassem, Ruby llilton, Margie Clasby, Shirley Smith. Eighth Roux' Barbara Cooter, Marie Bishop, Patsy Bishop, Peggy Dixon, Ellen Towne, joyce Underwood, Mariiane Maxwell, Toby Thompson. .f-.a.1,.A,a,., , ,...,-..--.---ar is iigglriifqllsiiiw AQ f at First Row: Betty Lemmons, Winona Nutter, Carol Walker, Ellen Sellars, Hazel Simerly, Pat Williams, Zetta Joyner, Helen Williams, Frances Bolton, Ruby Bailey. Second Row: Agnes Hall, Velma Boyd, Wilma Vermillion, Jewel Fleming, Pat Abbott, Celia Smith, Sue Barnes, Joan Kilborne, Samera McKarem. Third Roux' Anna Lee Booher, Sue Castel, Lorretta Harrison, Imogen Nelms, Shirley Murray, Shirley Ford, Mary Ann Samples, Joyce Roberts, Shirley Irevin. Fourth Row: Carol Logan, Joanne Woodruff, Merle Mclntosh, Betty Jones, Willa Rhea, Beth Os- borne, Shirley Vickers, Rita Ann Judy, Betty Brooks. Fifth Row: Eliose Hensley,Shirley Shepherd, Nancy Davis, Ann Massengill, Marie Ferrell, Ann Hay, Gwenn Payne, Anna Ruth Sanders. Sixth Row: Linda Bryan, Mary Elizabeth Hunley, Elizabeth Ellis, Wilma Stata, Barbara Johnson, Jewel Hender- son. 1' Y - Teens First Row: Mary Ann Brown, Jane Sommers, Barbara Jones, Barbara Allen, Carol Runyon, Frances Cas- sel, Lou McConnell, Patsy Dean, Ann Rowland, Neva Mitchell,Patsy Anderson. Second Row: Phyl- lis Scutt, Linda Johnson, Salena Clark, Betty Jean Cook, Sonia Britts, Carol Horton, Shirley Wood, Polly llouser, Joan Kidd, Janette Stata, Carolyn Adams, Jackie Parks. Third Row: Juanita Ham- mond, Ruth Depew, Janet llauk, Betty Jo Gardner, Sullins Arnold, Nancy Richmond, Gaines Moss, Bar- bara Preston, Patsy Pilgrim, Delonia Joyner, Valerie Green. Fourth Row: Mary Bullis, Harriet Grubb, Barbara Henley, Louise Ham, Helen Bellamy, Norma Ward, Lois Ramey, Amoret Wiley, Jean William, Gwenndolyn Evans, Marlene McClure, Wanda Ander- son, Jane Maddux. Fifth Row: Sara Rugg, June Teter, Betty McKay, Betty Jean Sanders, Gaye Horne, Mary Sue Watkins, Betty Lou Neal, Joan Vickers, Betty Ann Patty. Ns 'jx 'l' First Row: Allen Calcote, Frank Gibson, David Butcher, Gene Byers, Glenden Williams, Charles jennings, Billy Bellamy, Ralph Rose, Billy Cross. Second Row: jim Felix, Lowell Brown, james llunley, Delmar Moulton, Kenneth Cody, Paul Perry, j. D. Nicley, Larry Scott. Third Rout: Audio- The Audio-Visual Club serves the school by operating the film projectors and preparing the auditorium for programs and other assem blies. Members must make passing grades and have free periods in which they can work for the club. Setting up everything for a picture. Ill? i iw I Kviiiwikxii- ' Mir' Top: Betty Henley, john Black, Mary Lou Eads, Corene Herrin. Stem: Austin King, Pat Basinger, Billie jo Russell, Shirley Brockman. -fy-XESPIANS ational Thespian Society The National Thespian Society is a non-secret, non-social organi- zation composed of students interested in the field of dramatics. Membership is gained through a point system set up by the natronal office. Any student is eligible for membership after he has obtained ten points through participation in any field of speech and dramatics. Abbie, you don't understand. LWQWHWEXW-in : ' WY fit? jf -, f gg is FX A .X S ,Q 5. X 1 I I if ll iw- S Q 3 gg 2 is X 2 N:- Wisb I could make things like that. Have a coke? KEY cfba Key Club Firsl Row: Ned Carter, Fred Guthrie, Gene Fox, Kermit Addington, Dorman Stout, Eddie Preston, Billy Bowles. Second Row: Allen Cross, Roger Ward, Dan Delius, Ernest Cross, Paul Guthrie, Jimmy Whitworth, Jay Gillenwater. Third Row.2 Roger Thayer, Reggie Edwards, Rodney Robinette, Sonny Sobel, Bill Wilborn. Fourlb Row: Mr. Elliot, Bob Morrow, Charles York, Douglas Dade, james Mc- Nally. Fzftb Row: Paul Green, Norman Sobel, Hunt- er Wright, Don Hamlin. -1. Membership in the Key Club is restricted to boys. These boys are from the upper classes, and the club tries to get a cross section of the leading boys who it believes will unselfishly devote a part of their time to the betterment of the school. Each year the club, in co-operation with the local Kiwanis Club, sponsors Career Day, a vocational guidance program. It also holds a Parents' Day banquet to which the mothers and fathers of members are invited. U l T First Row: V. Hale, E. Ellis,'.j. Dingus, F. Riddle, L. johnson, C. Ireson, P. Scutt, G. Hoffman, 1. Kenney, B. Patty, V. Greene, N. Haun, T. Thompson, B. Broome, S. Banks, C. Hash, E. Galliher, E. Ritter. Second Row: Y. Pierce, G. Linn, E. Sellers, F. Bolton, N. Robinson, D. Hanner, J. Martin, S. Basinger, P. Anderson, A. Massengill, E. Benedict, P. Terry, P. Abbott, B. Latimer, G. Fox, B. Alvis, B. Houser, L. McConnell, C. Gilliam. Third Row: E. Kinsler, M. McClure, B. Gibson S. Rugg, B. Howard, M. Marshall, D. Ball, B. Bowles, N. Gentry, G. Smoot, I. Royall, J. Roberts, R. Baker, S. Naim, B. Goerdel, 1. Gillenwater, S. Barnes, N. Davis, B. Ketron, P. Gilliam, F. Earnest. Fourth Row: S. McKinney, E. Flannagan, C. Esser, H. Cooke, A. Calcote, S. Murray, Hey - lie it tighter. a ' S X -Q- Q -nihdlt ...ML ,, S. Morelock, P. Meade, D. Gift, C. Walker, C. Logan, J. Compton, D. Urquiza, M. Quillen, S. Trivett. Fifth Row: V. Randolf, C. Hutton, B. Smith, E. Hamilton, M. Clasby, B. Hague, C. Hall, K. Beal, M. McIntosh, G. Nidemire, H. Williams B. Chandler, P. Nave, C. Dykes, F. Teets, A. Elliot, M. Maddux, Z. Joyner. Sixtb Row: B. Poteat, D. Brown, J. Lee, K. Addington, D. Stout, R. Ward B. Hanunond, M. E. Hunley, R. Thayer, M. A. Cody, J. Davys, E.lDempsey B. Qualls, I. Felix, R. L. Light, D. Delius. Seventh Row: E. Fleenor, D. Watson, T. Flannagan, T. J. Duncan, H. Bolton, C. Bachelder, W. Nickels, g R. Theire, F. Fletcher, D. Holtom, C. Nunn, G. Libby, P. Green, M. Fulkerson, A. Bullion, A. Wood, K. Murray. ! v The Kingsport High School Band performs for all football games, home basketball games, and some home baseball games. It also takes part in many civic affairs. The D-B Concert Band, composed of more talented members LAD of the marching band, presents a concert each year. E1 riii ff A band student receives one-fourth credit for each year's ,B participation. K 1 X -f 1 2 Fess 5+ Mff' 4 I' 1... ' rl Y 1 . ,.,. .,. f :tr A ' ,- ' ..,: ',.. fr I ,zll fx: 85 h A ' W , f . my L M A s .. ,, - 1 Q' A o - t e , , , l .15 , A , k 1 ,X ' ' i R 4: A Q . , - M 1 -r P A 4, Q U 'Jai' . ' , L 5- ' 5' ! '. 'I 4 -1-1' , F ' '71 2 I ' ' it , . , I , 1 K , I gn ' X ff . h ' ' l . 2 Q ' f . o e Q O 'af . - ' . I 1 k E x .. f 'Y .. N 4' . fx ' -fl X ' 7 A K .v R 1 . Q - A M' K fm k ' iv- c 53 g W X -x Q V 'g qw h . we Q W2 4 K ' ,Z ef 3255? W e we , ' X A ,Q xgfws ' - . . ' V 5,5 1 wa nf' l' 5 X 'X A A xg ,. my i 2 4 A NJVN N Bet that took plenty of work to perfect. A ESP wff O, Look!! There comes the band! i ii Wg-Q-sg We ii 'WU' -Q, in EE is qv K 14' 'TX E R iff 1 !'. I Y' . .mlm A . '-3,1 .. fm First Row: lidsel Craft, Robert Hodge, Carroll Mullins, Haskell Million, Ronald Early, Guy Strickler, Hobby Whitsel, Bill Ludy, Roger Baker, jimmy Cody. Second Row: Robert Canipi, Leon Aldcen, jack Duncan, Billy Suylor, Raymond Thomas, Snooky Watkins, George Carrier, Billy llawlr. 'l'lrirr1R0u.' Hilly Alvis, Billy Morefield, P. J. Trent, Harold llunter, Larry Scott, Hurley Carter, llarold Frazier, jackie Martin, Carroll Harold, Ronald Barton. Fourth Row: Robert Depew, jack Vicars, Gene Hodge, Bobby Kurk, Fred Shirling, C. D. Ward, jimmy Moore, Charles Vermillion. Fifth Roux' Fred Sherling, Paul Davenport, Stanley Harrison, Albert Mehaffey, Harold Robinson, Lyle Eagle, Don Bond, Dan Brown, jay Combs. Sixth Row: Sam Campbell, Bob Lance, Ray Hyder, Tom Bailey, Bill Adams, Dudley Hewitt. . Woodcarvmg Club The Woodcarving Club was organized for students who did not have a chance to take shop work, and would like some experience in this type of work. Open to all high school students, the club offers an opportunity to start an interesting, and profitable hobby. Small articles are carved from wood and other materials at weekly meetings. Working on their projects. 'Q ,ffX.:sf 9 if i, First Row: Joyce Graham. Carolyn Wallin, Clara Quinn Irene Franklin Betty Pendleton Bobby Hall, Ellen Sellers, Carol Esser, Margaret Quillen, Barbara jankey, liellen Bump. Second Row: Barbara Bohannon, Pat Abbott, Joanne Caley, Margeret Marshal, Joyce Gillenwater, Betty Suth- erland, Marguerite Stelling. Tbird Row: Martin t rr, - A 7 C b I' E 9 U The Art Club is composed of students interested in developing hobbies of arts and crafts. Membership is open to all students with passing grades. The club often does art work for various clubs Making paper masks .X VW. 'AU I The meeting will come to order. Librar Club IIBIIMRYIC lll Sl The Library Club is composed of all li- brary assistants. The duties of members range from caring for the loan desk to keeping the shelves in order. Both recreational and edu- First Row: Wilma Curran, Sally Miles, Samera Kassem, Dolores Williams, Ruth Martin, Mary jane Kibler. Second Row: Faye Loggans, Geraldine Pruitt, Pat Tiller, Nancy Richmond, Betty Light, cational programs are presented in club meetings. One social function is held annual- ly, and a delegation is sent to the Library Assistants Convention. Elizabeth Hamilton. Tbird Row: Mary Pat McBeth, jayce Herron, Phyllis Free, lmogene Fellers, Ver- onica Merrill, Shirley Kilgore. l ,. f, ' gtg: as H' 11.4 ..,. .K te- cl! . A .5 ww- , -ff: , ,:Q.:.- vi 4 ' I-3' ,r-it ,. The newly organized D-B Commercial Club is giving commercial students opportunity to broaden their experience. Giving clerical as- sistance to teachers is their current project. Their purposes are to develop office proricien- cy and to learn about office manners and business courtesy. The members recently became affiliated wiki Business Lead- ers of America. gf 1 1 X Jfk ff p ' . I ' ll E, -,lj ,JRR I .Q 2,1 1 g L!! ' , , , l of-,CB rj 'X 1 X , ,f Y af, 'l Lf 1 k ,l f f l 1 'ff if if f W ! if 1 F f f ' . f 1 J ' ', - 7' 1 ' q,ff :V f ' el ff L ff ,fi if DJJ , , ' v f ,jjj f 1 ,. Mft J J f YV ' 1 i They are all very efficient too. 11 J ' j J gfull MUGS, Commercial ai.. lu First Row: Kathleen Heck, Dean McCoy, Carol Runyon, Barbara Allen, Miss Jones, Betty Lou Neal, Mary Lou Feazell, Chassie Light, Lou Scott McConnell. Second Row: Patsy Bishop, Peggy Dixon, Betty Jo McAninch, Ann Henderson, Sue Ann Richman, Barbara Broome, Patty Dixon, Norma Henriott, Greta Moles. Third Row: Bertha Ford, Betty Cook, Ruby Hilton, Patsy Dean, Barbara Henley, Mary Jane Brown, Mary Jane Kibler. Fourth Row: Wanda Dykes, Betty Daniels, Martha Yonce, Marlene McClure, Bonnie Larkins, Mary Bullion, J ,.,. mf? x QQ Cb Wanda Anderson, Bobbie Ruth Barton, Gwen Evans, Helen Story, Jean Hayes. Fifth Row: Betty Gilliam, Virginia Randolph, Jewell Russell, Gay Horne, Phyllis Sampson, Joyce Broome, Barbara Sauls, Wanda Overby, Joan Howard, Margie Clasby, Shirley Smith, Geraldine Pruitt, Barbara Deming. Sixth Row: Martha Hayes, Dolores Williams, Phyllis Free, Betty Mossrie, Mary Bauer, Doris Hilton, Joan Epperson, Jimmy Whitworth, Allan Duncan, Don Hamlin, Toby Thompson, Mary Jane Maxwell, Joyce Underwood, Patsy Epps. ,...- .44 9..- Blue Monday. To obtain membership in the Future Homemakers of America, a student must have had one semester of Home Economics, and have a B average in citizenship and a C average in scholarship. The student must also plan to either major or minor in Home Economics, and one F. ll. A. degree must be earned each year. Yyjxn.-. f xxi i?'6Nw' WX4m :XS QYL r- , 1 r. F H m J' iam' Of A ' uture o emakers atv, merlca 9 'ffZ:37M'9 Fits! Row-' DHYICPC OflkSy NKUCY Smith, MHFY erts, Dot Shanks. Fifth Row: Joyce Broome, Helm, Lorretta Harnson,Zetta Joyner, Sue Castel, Wanda Ovel-bay, Joan Howard, Willa Rhea, Peggy Carol Hutton, Hazel Simerly, Barbara Williams. Stafneg, Beth Osbgfne, Sixlb Row: Betty Lemons, 5060011 ROW-' Mary Cody, Vifgiflia Randolph, Mary Jane Brown, Betty Mosrie, Linda Bryan, Sue Evelyn ,l0hf1S0Hy Vflffla B0Ydy Anna Sanders, Trivette, Dolores Barkley. Seuentb Row: Betty Lois Ann Boyer, Shirley Roberts, Elizabeth McKay, Helen Bellamy, Mary Bauer, Betty Jean Moneyhun, Wanda Widener. Tbvird Row: Harriet Sander, Elizabeth Bunn, Elizabeth Oxley, Jacke- Grubb, .lfwell Russell: Pe88Y Hlcksvcafol Ifesonv line Cleek, Emily Kensor, Marceline Hawkins. Mary Elizabeth Hunley, Joanne -Woodruff, Peggy Eighth Row.. Miss Massengilv pmsy Bishop, Blalock, Shirley Irwin, Joan Kilborne. Fourth peggy Dixon, Helen Story, Shirley Willis, Mrs. Row: Dorothy llaltom, Dean McCoy, Lorraine Hale. Noel, Gaines Moss, Bonnie Larkins, Joyce Rob- 7' gui:-l . '. 101.41 I' may WM 1, . 9 on-sql. 3,-4151. an l 1. -. limi is-.xml ,. D-,f Bill Carico, Carolyn Adams, Eleanor Martin, Ann King, Pat Bassinger, jane Kirkpatric, Edith johnson, Polly Houser. Cheer fm leaders D-B Cheerleaders are selected by a group of faculty members after annual tryouts. The judges consider the character and ability to lead yells of the prospect. Cheerleaders play a vital part at football and basketball games. They also lead all pep rallies. All ready? Le1's go! 3 -lla .Play f..-W 7 T First Row Mary Wolfe, Barbara Jones, Samera Kassem Phyllis Scutt, Ann Wood, Mary jane Wampf let Second Row: Carolyn Bowyer, Shirley Brock- man Maureen Ryan, Iva Dean Royall, Flossie Future Teachers A6- ' 6 ' : kg ..,.. A ,B X Riddle. Third Row: Barbara Chandler, Veronica Merrill, Mary Fulkerson, Lois Ramey, Elizabeth Hamilton. Fourth Row: Don Hamlin, Ronald Yates, Alan Duncan, Ellen Shelton. of America f ' d teacher and to foster the develop- The purposes of the Future Teachers o in a goo , b h ortunities in ment of student leadership. lmerica are to learn a out t e opp caching, to cultivate the qualities essential vw Lal? x WMM' brim? WH D93 iwwa aaa. .ma 5 it KX Tk t,,,. Q Off to observe our colleagues First Row: Carolyn Logan, Ann Rowland, Betty Tucker, Norma Helton, Samellia McKaren, Patsy Anderson. Second Row: Frances Bolton, Patty Hall, Eloise Hensley, Nola Wilson, Chassie Light, Darlene Onks. Third Row: Zelda Pursell, Rodney Robinette, Irene Franklin, Kim Koffman. Fourth Science There are three groups in the newly formed Science Club. One group studies diseasesg another, astronomy, and another is interested in chemistry. The purpose of the club is to awawywrfw Row: John Black, Jimmy Hunley, Fred Shirling, Jr. Hightower. Fifth Row: Wallace Fields, jack Lee, jim Arnold, Tommy Millhorn, jimmy Bayless. Sixth Row: Harold Pierce, Jimmy Ellis, Paul Up- church, john Palmer. Club assist its members in learning science. Mem- bers of the club have an opportunity to develop their interests in various fields of science. One may be a future Einstein. H..-1 El' f'4S .1 ,.,, Q 4 ls' MAYBPAQQMM sassy., E -b 'Za 1 'O 3 -11 XJ W? ffsmfl . Frrst Row june Kenny, Violet Harrison, Carol jones, Patsy Pilgrim, Herman McAninch Third Horton Carolyn Adams, Ronald Carico. Second Row: Marvin Roberts, Betty Daniel. Row james McConnell, Evelyn johnson, Barbara Rf r K S 62, H AQ ll A ero ee A f J . . u Ch k 'lwlqf D E Cl b ,ff XX ,QLUB V f Popularly known as the D. E. Club, the Distributive Fducation Club has as its purposes the development of leadership, insight into the world of business, and social understandings. Membership in the club is open to those enrolled in D. E. classes. These classes are offered to seniors who are interested in a career in retailing. Front and back arabesque. Off to work on a Saturday mornzng Ysbwfaa' H '?iii .mi QW 'Tile Wm O E First Row: Patsy Dean, Barbara Henley, Don Third Row: Bill Cooper, joan Vickers, Lois Hill, Martha Yonce, Peggy Bussell. Second Row: Ramey, Bobby Deskens, Harrison Gilley. Delonia Joyner, Barbara Allen, Carol Runion. if f ff. Q9 lfvf QQ? A ' Q? o eman - f - u ' ' v ' r ,.:: ' ' '. gb 'ii XQQXSLU The D. E. Club, has as its purpose the development of leadership, insight into the world of business, and social understandings. Member- ship in the club is open only to those enrolled in D. E. classes. Do you think that you would like to try this one? Now let me think. How much are canned peaches? S,fQ...wfe:'22Ewfs I M 'Wl'e,..rw' 1:2 af A2 ' -1-'-'X 'Hg-mvs rig? H . I Y 7 glaghir ' wtf - gags, M ,J . 115, J. i-,lm .l mm, , ,. F My-'fd . rr-11 ,, . ln 1 n. , :'.1t'Y t H' .i. .V N I ,,,,i,m-- , .1 . ' wig yggww s . 3 Judy Compton, Linda johnson, Zelma Overbay, Austin King, Kermit Addington, Nicky Gentry Linda Guenther, Shirley Brockman, Phyllis Scutt, Ronald Yates, Pat Basinger. Martin Quinn, A. L. Addington, Mary If. Sine, gp If 11 MTULIEWFQ Kocfiffltzf, Em lj ,M .. . . ll . . l 7 I lndlan Tribune T ,ff l 1 Editorial Staff ,wg , if A , -sly l lfbfm z ' The editorial staff of the INDIAN TRIBITN If is composed of students interested in journalism, and is responsible for all stories and pictures published in the school newspaper. Before a student becomes a member of the editorial staff, he must complete satisfactorily a course in journalism which is offered the seventh period twice each week. During this time, the student is on the TRIAL STAFF Ruth Ramey, Iillen Sellers, Tommy Ramsey, Sara Leeper, Veronica Merril, Carolyn Bowyer, Roger Ward. trial staff. wwf 'l tt inn..- Dolores Urquiza, Shirley Boyd, Sullins Arnold, Betty Poteat, Barbara Gibson, Dan Delius, Nell Robinson, Mary Fulkerson, Margaret Quillen, Doris Lee, Joyce Gillenwater, Corene Herrin, Margaret Marshall, Amelia Halkiades. ,. AQ.. mriguv Tao f Indian Tribune l Advertising The primary purpose of the INDIAN TRIBUNE Advertising Staff is to give the school paper to the students free of charge. Money is made by soliciting advertisements from Kingsport merchants. Although this is purely a service organization, one-fourth credit is earned each semes- ter. K's are given for three years of satisfactory service. Admiring our handiwork X-3 , , .... -.2-I ii me as 1 . iffff- A l ff!!-Q f-1, zsil if Staff S 'Zi Now which one sbouldl use? 1 .Jn 't .4 N. 3 v ' U sm v ' XOQAL SCHQLN N. JN ev t-N Maroon And Grey j Editorial Staff Xi:-,Aa First Row: Mary jane Wampler, Amelia Halkiades, Dolores Urquiza, Celia Smith, Sara Leeper, Frances Ernest, Eleanor Martin. Second Row: Doris Lee, Mary Lou Eads, Shirley Cross, Linda Guenther, Mary McCrea, Carolyn Bowyer, Edith johnson. Third Row: jerry Edwards, Tommy Ramsey, Betty Poteat, Betty Chambers, Carol lreson, Sara Rugg, Billiejo Russell. Fourth Row: Amoret Wiley, Peggy Von Bramer, Sonia Morelock, Veronica Merrill, Kenneth Simons. L-1 uf' e ,QQQ E 'F'i 2' KL A I fi -v i ' Q 6 , Auuu g ,, ESTADLISNEU FORMIRLV 191.1 c..n.nA. A4 ' of X Keeping the records straight. The editors of the Maroon and Grey wish to express their sincere appreciation to the people who devoted their time and energies to the production of this annual: To Miss Blanche Crigger and Mr. Waldo Smith, our sponsors, for their patience, guidance, and sense of humor. To the KINGSPORT TIMES-NEWS for their gracious lending of pictures. To Mr. Clyde Hawk, our photographer, who satisfied our every Wish by taking all the pictures we requested. To the advertisers who made this annual financially successful. To the members of the editorial, advertising, and business staffs of the MAROON AND GREY who spent days and nights poring over copy, ads, and bills. To. the faculty and students who have withstood a deluge of ques- tions, and have given us their complete co-operation. We hope that you enioy reading this annual as much as we have enjoyed working on it. Maroon nd Grey Advertising Staff First Row: Clara Hall, Frances Cassell, Doris Williams. Third Row: Mary Fulkerson, Nell Lee, Celia Smith, Helen Williarns,Carolyn Wallen, Robinson, Betty Poteat, Greta Moles, Shirley Sue Castle. Second Row: Dolores Urquiza, Gay Brockman, Ruth Ramey, Anna Lee Booher, Phyllis Mullins, Pat Abbott, joan Caley, Margaret Mar- Free. shall, Carol Esser, Carol French, Dolores hw' Vflfivffi 'XS 'M l was H QW it if .Lx s.. X . tt- X, . v Mrs. G. F. McCrca, Mrs. A. D. Brockman, Ibis. MAI.. West, ' . i x 4 F A Q9-355 O PAp54'fi 65' - wg U ..v Parent-Teacher 21 r 5 6 x' 5 V50 sg' it 1651, ' . v x ' Mrs. A.-Ji Wells, Mrs. C. B. Duke. . K . N ' w ' i Association The Parent-Teacher Association acts as a service organization in supporting various student and faxculty proiects. Some of the annual projects of the P-TA arespqnsorling the football frolics, special enter- tainment for the facullly, chaperqping the seniors' trip to Washington, and sponsoring homeroom mothersf' Alf! Champzonsbip form! 5 X x f X I I . X 'X Q? 'F ,, X ,Q ff' 45' T all '43 In X 4 'W N I I Q ,X X INK ,ix 1 4 'JK- R fb ff fx df, 4415 jk X .S ,rg Who's Who in Dobyns-Bennett High School The feature section of the 1951 Maroon and Grey consists of one erso f h p n rom eac activity who has done outstanding work for the activity. The selection of these people was by vote of the organization. It is a privilege to be chosen from one of these activities, and the people on the following pages should be commended for their untiring work throu h- 8 out the year. We hope that through the Who's Who Section the interest and participation in all the organizations will be increased. Advertising Manager, Maroon and Grey Business Manager, Maroon and Grey SHIRLEY BROCKMAN JEREE LEEPER SNK' Editor-in-Chief, Maroon and Grey MARY WEST 104 Indian Tribune Advertising Staff CORENE HERRIN Manager, National Thespian Society Student Council JAY GILLENWATER M. ,Hs 3335 'em National Honor Society MARY LOU COMPTON 'M' Indian Tribune Staff, Editor-in-Chief AUSTIN KING Beta Club AMELIA HALKIADES Key Club NORMAN SOBEL W W ff' ml M6 i 2 ' f ie, . A 2 ' :av , Q X 3 , ' 3 3 A A 3 K Choral Department Art Club PEGGY VON BRAMER BUDDY RUSSELL F Lf . zgig f ' 3 7755K AA au' ' 4' 5. VJ l,.,.,,,?, . 5 -ll Radio Staff EDWARD RITTER Ai? Senior Commercial Club BARBARA HENLEY Band CONNIE DYKES 'QQ ' V f f ah. 'IWW Future Teachers of America Audio-Visual MAUREEN RYAN J, D, NICELY , ,Lanz f 4,5 I M 5-JJJ6 ,V -41 pr? 2224 I It X. i-. lfw ' ' ,f , fouhfjp C x3 W' ll Woodcarving Club V H 'L-ZL1brary Cl CARROLL HARROLL 5 PHYLLIS FREE -Zfiid FJ I M v -.L , u 0 I ff ' ' fn Y 'C 'bil'--J-J A. B. Coleman D. E. Club Dobyns-Bennett D. E. Club PEGGY BUSSELL VIOLET HARRISON 107 .J N . '!1Y' 'W Spanish Club Home Econondcs Club ELLEN SHELTON JOAN HOWARD fl I Se I -use 5 gil, Science Club Y-Teens MARY SUE WATKINS JIM ARNOLD ,, Y we Qgjl iw VCE? A Cheerleaders GENE BYERS 108 , RNS. so , N' - X X J Z' x Xx9. x fm fp f 4 Qs l I X +3 I ak MQ ,X WN 'W I 'x' if Xnw f f :fix X 'Q Z Y ff. W B Q A - E , i i me , ,Q ' 1 D R , , . -'Q' X 1 .. K ,X L: . 1 'F V Q in I Q' -T p , if , wg Q - f K it-at T' V N ,fx 'i .. if V, I 1, AE 5. - .1 K to , YF. - N I - ,.,,. ,U .' A X . . '- if X f - Q ' , Y G ' I ,,... 5 - e 3 1 W , 1 ': ' if - ti . r A Y '- W ,. ' -'-'v - ,. S , . S . r ' ' f ' 9 . . 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Third Row: Dudley Hewette, Dickie Warren, Bill Dickson, jim Hendricks, Don Miller, Tom Vaughn, joe Fred Burke, Willard Brown, Bill Satpleton, jim Barker, Red Harrison, jay Combs, Glenn Payne, Don Salley. Dobyns-Bennett Indians Varsity Football Wbo tackled him? Will it be a touchdown? g . ' 1 S 2 as 5 5 1 2 5 5 x NEBYW H - f Q new 1 .fees - mf Am tort. 3 ww 41. v 2 7 wiv HT? ' . .Qmtww '-is Ps N1 . .. V .X 5151122 - . ..i1eb,..Q ggmgg H ek, x,,,,t,Qg 5 A N Q ' 'f Lrsakiiw sw aww ' maxi: .. saw fwfr- Qs ' if -A Rv txrgxyg . . x g3iQN Q E 1 Q ' Z fe 1 se v, if K -'ics ' 2 431 Si x September September September October October October October November November November Rogersville Spring City Chattanooga Erwin Roanoke Knox High Bristol fTenn.j Elizabethton johnson City Young High THEY 0 20 55 14 6 19 14 13 14 6 It looks like a touchdown! KARL XQET 2' 1 RON NJ x..a Q08 ch HO N. wARU eOWhR P9 X 1- ff D, M HMS 5 COA CH ED S Managers ORVILLE DUNCAN, DON DAVIS, TOM- MY BACON, CHARLES FLETCHER. CHWHR Z f 1 , if , Q fi A Y S i r K K ,. ., ka ' ,. 3 X. Q Q 'lx A N I A 1 'I 'l' B f Team Football ,, Q5 ml 11 Yyf f fry Fonald Weston, Billy Gallamore, Eddie Marrs, Boots Duke, Pete Perry, Mike McNally, Gardner Hammond, Coach Robert Devault. Fourth Row: jimmy Moore, managerg Ralph Bell, Dan Ball, Alvin Underwood, Tommy Henley, Tommy Bacon, I. R. Hall, Ray Moore, Jimmy W. Moore, Howard Salyers, jimmy Stidham, manager. l H , ,ll Ts K ff, . ll l l f T B b II!! f' l uv V I ar -3, M ,, , f eam asket a Ro ,l -Jhtglf D l I, Bobby Eagt, Stanley Robert Devault, David King, Hunter Wright, Bob :lHarr1son, lvml nda ' od, Reebj Hfifnei, Kay Bishop, Buddy Sine, Wallace Ketron, Boots Duke. , ,F jlRobertH,A ber, Meha . Sedxpn A Ring: Coach ff,-VQC, V,' jfs, ' , 4 lx? xr l l A fl lf' va Rl' 4 7 I l 5 I J t 'J ' I l I 1 l f f , , !Q?2Nl9l5 53 and imp fa - ,Y ,K ' i,,'fWX -' . K5--295. x If FU ia f .i j, f X f .Xx5J:'f5 ...J-J First Row: Bill Wilborn, Ernest Cross, Don Boyd, Dickie Warren, Buddy Archer. Second Row: joe Fred Burke, Bobby Bedford, jimmy Ellis, Mervin Salley, J. R. Maddux, Coach Crawford. Fri. Tues Fri. Tues Fri. Tues Fri. Tues Fri. Tues Fri. Fri. Sat. Wed. Fri. Sat. Tues. Fri. Tues Fri. Tues Fri. Tues Fri. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Varsity Basketball Holston High Lynn View Sullivan Surgoinsville Happy Valley Holston Valley Surgoinsville johnson City Roanoke Elizaberhron Erwin Knoxville Sullivan Bristol V.P.l. Freshmen Roanoke Erwin johnson City Bristol Knoxville Elizabethton Oak Ridge Lynn View Happy Valley H4 THEY Home 37 Home 42 Home 32 Home 45 Home 43 Away 44 Away 42 Home 42 Home 48 Home 58 Home 46 Home 67 Away 36 Away 36 Away 49 Away 36 Away 39 Away SO Home 48 Away 54 Away 57 Home 47 Away 47 Away 48 Senior Player Managers, left to right, seated' Overton Senior Player - ERNEST CROSS BOBBY BEDFORD Noble, Bobby Dum, Don Miller. Standing. Bill Dickson. Basketball . Marvin BPLMX., coach' t- W6 Pre Xgeinaie Bedior ' S 159 ,. no figbif .B A Bobby 9fe'9e.2 al ' lgiaeya cgigfgiorcl. Gull' Look at those muscles! 'W is Q5 -'E S 1 ,1 i Y is Don Davis, Paul Guthrie, Willard Brown, jimmy Dee 1951 Track Team-First Row: Coates, Martin Owens. Second Row: Tommy Bacon, Karl Ketron, Bobby Thomas, Dudley Hewitt, Billy Stapleton, jack Compton, Ray Hyder, Phil Slaughter, Kent Osborne, Coach lid Schwarz. 1 Pau 135, . llmmy' Dee Coson Davis' i . e f mei Dlsliuice Kerri Osho Gu' ' ' Event Knoxville Relays johnson City Milligan Relays Big 5 Meet Regional State llurdlers-jack Compton, Ray llyder. ae K H , I- 1--.., t 1515 Rf A :Fu-5ih4'u.'........4. - Date April April April April May May Javelin - Karl Ketron. Track TRACK SCORES - 1950 Our Place Scam 1 Knoxville 30 12 johnson City 78K 22 johnson City 86 1X5 29 johnson City 77 6 Knoxville 35 12-13 Nashville 20 Hroadjump - Phil Slaughter. Weights Sta 1 X Jack C ifevliiifon' Bobby Th2n,,El0n'D1Zii1y v u ley Winning Our Score Rank 33 2nd 78M lst 86 1X5 lst 77 .l3f 47 2nd 33 3rd Seniors - Karl Ketron, jerry Thompson. A i Pitchers -Tom Bailey, Mervin Salley, Buck Collette. Baseball SCORES - 1950 l DiCk50n. Catcher 'Blu WE THEY Kingsport Rogersville 11 0 Kingsport Surgoinsville 11 1 Kingsport Rogersville 3 2 Kingsport Elizabethton 4 5 Kingsport Blauntville 9 5 Kingsport Su ivan 15 1 Kingsport Bristol 2 8 Kingsport Surgoinsville 4 3 Kingsport Lynn View 9 2 Kingsport Erwin 16 2 Kingsport Knoxville 1-Iigh 5 4 Kingsport johnson City 8 2 Kingsport Lynn View 8 10 Kingsport V.P.I. Freshmen 13 7 Kingsport johnson City 9 6 Kingsport Sullivan 11 8 adult Nobles Lsgrva 1 field Obeti'imBuddY Arc B d Ol' 1 -Wm Xl Q99 -. Je C J J E Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport King sport King sport Kingsport King sport Won - Outfield-Reece Hefner, Bill Wilborn, Skip Slaughter, Ted Hoover. 'S'-,uf S ellioi-NB obby Be d vs. Bristol 4 0 vs. Elizabethton 2 O vs. Erwin 4 3 TOURNAMENT vs. Surgoinsville 12 0 vs. Bristol 7 2 vs. Lynn View ' 11 4 vs. johnson City 4 3 vs. Chattanooga City 5 6 WON 20 LOST 4 Big 5 Championship City Championship District Championship East Tennessee Championship Bu Guy B' Cr Er, Ove ddy Ar Ch Hwford' ITO11 Nobe ,Kim if .ytz 1.751395 t in . . ' 5' 'A . X, L A in , . Q - 2 .1 if: it Qi' '- Ma- - W - ifi? 2 7 N 3 X f I -:Q A M ' 1.2: S V ? M? fi H ' - 2 , , 5 - 'Q i ' 'g.tf,,,,, 1 W l 5 Ll if : if Fi. 'ilf g N . f 'Vi .. wl '!' v :,. ' - wa. .. ' U' 25 , X W .V , V ,rg M, f my f, ,f , - . 9. , -. X wif M. N we f' .- Z'f'32w : '3 ii Q3 A i 'X you 'wp it fgrd Intramurals s we INTR AMITRAI, MANAGITRS First Roux' Phyllis Terry, Nlrlry jane Kihler, l,orctt.i Harrison, Sue Classcl, Martha Green, Martha Patterson, Ann llood, jane Sominers. .S'1'r'0nd Rnu: Nanci' llaun, lflizahcth llamilton, llc-tty Light, joan lloward, llobhy Hague, Betsy Latimer, Ct-lia Smith, Velma lloyd. Third Row: jackicVaught, Amelia llalkiades, Brenda Goerdel, Sue llowyer, liloise llenslcy, Gay Mullins, Ira lfagcn, Sameeha Mcliatcni. Fourth Ron: Gerogia Gilley, Iisther llenedict, Martha Myers, lfllen Shelton, Margaret Osborne, Patsy llicliman, june lfannon, Patty Dean. Fifth Roux' lforrest Teets, Bobby liast, Rodney McMillan, lid Samples, Reece lleffner, lfreddic lfletcher, Bob Dunn, Shelbourne Wallace. Sixth Roux' Gene johnson, Wallace Ketron, Tommy llendrix, Glendon Williams, Body Scott, Charles Fletcher. Seventh Row: Raymond liritts, Charles Duke, jack Compton, Walthen Nickels, james McConnell, Kermit Addington, Paul Guthrie. lfigblh Roux' llerman McAninch, Bobby Allen, llarold Robinson, Benny Fulkerson, Carl Duncan, Bill Sage, jack Little, llarold Davenport, D. Bacon. INTRAMURAI- EVENTS Ping-Pong Football place kick Girls' volleyball Boys' volleyball Basketball foul shot Girls' basketball Boys' basketball Girls' softball Boys' softball Badminton Shuffleboard Track Turkey race . Touch football Girls' horseshoe singles Boys' horseshoe singles Girls' horseshoe doubles Boys' horseshoe doubles Girls' tennis Boys' tennis Girls' golf Boys' golf Girls' bowling Boys' bowling Combination volleyball Girls' free throw Boys' free throw Baseball throw ,wa BO YS' N- , B3 Pl HOR . Fi'5t Ofiii. MIMYSESHOE SI SES-BOE' 90115 mer: HNGLES- LS, Place' fs! plqge Second GXR V Secofl ' Lucian Wes ' PLACE KICK: First place, Bobby Bedfordg Second place, Bill Dickson. TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS: Mr. Shelor, Room 104, Girls' Intramural Volleyball Champions, Miss Necessary, Room 204 Intramural Volleyball Iloys' Intramural Volleyball Champions, Mr. Shelor, Room 104, If l RTL! M- C Y BQYS 'A -I QCOYLZ-fwfflglix aligntef Wr?37WLINGg I OWLXNU' lace. Adams fi S900 15,81 xs' U . WSW' ' ndplac Place Gxxeg 'YOWIIQ' Q' Leon: V. MSM' J' TURKEY RACE: Second place, Paul Guthrieg First place, Kent Osborne. COMBINATION VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS: Mr. Shelor, Room 104. 'Qi .X in G1 GIRLS' INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, Miss Kilgore, Room 216 Intramural Basketball BOYS' INTRAMURAI. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS, Miss Reed, Room 211 N' 1 I 5 3 Fl wh 17 Sa T- r din.. Q E ' 5 UQ A .zizizhb X Q? k f 5' K :-:.. . wk. Y x , . 1 'EZ X, , 1 5? S iz? , Y :W xx 5 .,..,. . ' 'Q L' W B 4 'Q' E B 1-if 2 ASL Memories ofthe first day of school. . find c-1 R asses Agp I P p Meetings ,f e owe ITC. And Auto-Mechanics, PWS the 'si-1-4 U4 'LZ , Have been brought back I lo us by Mr. Clyde Hawk. f , , . Mfg M ' ,ap I ,-,, 0 0 .-'Xia as fi f 0609 M 'Qu Lf Wsg ': or , ref : r .. ui., . M V: i2Q,4LT'i.' is 55 fi ff? e ' X '.-S153 fssf,-1 ' x 2:4 'QE' :srff- f N , ,V , 1 In the same way that our Best Wishes have followed you through your school life --- they will follow you throughout your future. -'e if ln Our 46th Year of Service Your Favorite Department Store , gem ,. W . ,WM M171 WM fl I A fx o fx MA SS N L L M NT Now, joining the North 8: South 'I26 ALLEN N. DRYDEN Ancriirscr 201 West Marker Street Lrgomzinyfyi Compliments of WEAV FUNERAL HOMEWW 6 11 .-, L VAUGHT DRUG STORE f'e ' fr ,-'Z' We, the staff of the 1951 MAROON AND GREY, wish to express our appreciation to the patrons who have made this, the 28th Bristol Hwy. andDa1e edition of the MAROON AND GREY, a success. Compliments of Compliments WKPT and WATSUN ELECTRIC CO. WKPT - FM 325 E. 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KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE F E M GLAUGH HUDDLE BUILDING C pl f MOORE AND WALKER ON JERRY F STONE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS TELEPHONE 2440 ALM, my-Q, . we-W LJ? M71 WL, Zvlfvvcf e9'nfr, at 1 A ' 6 . fl h M ,J-1.-.L.. 0.041 L-Arwen! 7'3 -f4-vu-7, ,. , , if Q :zzz l z D Manufacturers of Borden Fabrics ,L44lL-GJ L Q,o--u,,g,' 7 Zfsbu. w6M,,.',., '13-..,. new - 5 ' JNM4, ' 4 02 '95 xc' . QQ u.si3A1-O4 a--g.w.- 79-'I-1-AJ 0-A--.-9 afeff-'f afx.1 x,-Z., AL1,!,LAv. I Congratulafes Q X -64,1 1'1,,,,,., ew., apcai j ' The Graduating Class of 1951 - DOBYNS-BENNETT HIGH SCHOOL N 95 gil? sew bfi. Ji-fi Qgfligllj ,ga 2iLf5?i4',z-riffmgfailf ,z,.4,e,L1 ,d4,u,,z.,LJ U FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY Since I9I8 Main near Cherokee Compliments of CITY TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION Serving Kingsport and Surrounding Territory Kingsport Tennessee Phones 2500 J Tou1 STOP SUPERWELACE M. eovo E . Q N A ' p. ! UA 'MAI' ' 5' jzfilef' ' 'l f 93 , f' o ff K T -LE 443 w. suLl.lvAN s'r. 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' ' il x Q-. -. if ' rl , ,- I , ' .- ffl --':.Ag. .H w. ,., 'Z ..'-' hui'-'1 5 if til i 1511115017 9222 We yufure JW '?5azz!,W1rf About the time of the Revolution, flat boats to carry iron, bacon, salt and other commodities were built at Boat Yard on the south fork of the Holston River near the present site of the city of Kingsport. ln those days, Colonel James King had a mill at the mouth of Reedy Creek and the yards at which the flat boats were built and loaded became known as Kings's Port. ln the surrounding countryside and on mountain farms lived a race of self- reliant men and women. Out of their early privation and pioneering came the heritage of honor, of bravery, of sturdy character, and friendliness that charac- terizes the people of Kingsport. Dobyns-Bennett Graduates - You, too, are builders of the Kingsport of tomor- row. May your efforts be as successful as the pioneers who gave of their time and effort to make Kingsport Grow. , v . 'cl Ld! I ' 1 105-wc,,,,,,,6-fi v7ff Q 'C'K' 'T 'UTILITIES 1 ' ' , , ,-fn, 4 ,4-fvvff-4-'l -1 f ,-f ,fn , Your Friendly Electric Service? .71 'A X-Q X.. x ,ll f6NfAf wvf1w Compliments J of dui, Q7 I ARMSTRONG CONSTRUCTION CO. ISI Shelby Street Q9 wyv I Phone 2680 mpliments of KINGSPORT ELECTRIC COMPANY Kingsport, Tennessee POULTRY . . LIVE and DRESSED Coll Us Your Order Kingsport Phone 943 or 1364 KINCHELOE PRODUCE 324 E. Market Compliments of KINGSPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Savings ami Loan Institution f Ahead at the Foot MASTER CLEANERS8.FURRIERS 230 Island Street . . Kingsport, Tenn. VAN-DERVORT - LGRUEI Let us master your wardrobe INC . Delivery Service DUTCH BOY GRILL ' Johnson City Highway I J Curb Service- Plenty Parking Space- V Sandwiches- Short Orders- MaIt-a- plenty - Milk Shakes - Telephone 672-J fit C p'Iimen e ,j 7 E , PORT SHOP Lackey's KINGSPORT BLOCK COMPANY I040 Gate City Hwy. Phone 3677 Kingsport, Tennessee Everything for the Sportsman Compllmems of WHITEHOUSE GROCERY III East Market Street Phone 1655 PIWOUG 2345 A. K. MOTOR SALES SALES Grodfey SERVICE KiNGsPoR'r. TENNESSEE 301 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 1942 CLINCH FIELD DRUG COMPANY Walgreen Agency Drug Store Where Quality and Service .Meet Kingsport, Tennessee Compliments of C. A. BAUER 8: COMPANY Insurance . . Real Estate . . Loans 232 E. Market Street Phone 704 Even the Birds Oum Homes of Their Own Compliments of PALACE FRUIT AND NEWS and PALACE BARBER SHOP I56 Broad Street Compliments of GODWIN HARDWARE 8. SUPPLIES I22 E. Market St. Kingsport, Tenn. MORGAN'S SHOE STORE Red Cross Cobbies YELLOW CAB CO. Phone 300 or 94 The Thinking Fellow Rides a Yellow Prompt Service . . 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F00 PLEASED FO R G U E S T S Pho e CHlClio G ISKIIID Clfgmlfgzlfllll i Dlll.lS1lTlllTl-PITTSIUIGN-DETROIT-.OSTGI Ranges . . Electrical Appliance C I F JOHNSON-GENTRY FURNITURE i nt o C0- ll9 W. Markey Sf. Furniture . . Rugs McKAREM VARIETY and E ' DEPARTMENT STORE cui.l.lGAN soF'r WATER senvlcs Formerly Ben Franklin Store of Kingsporf M WM V TCF' Mfifitm myj! Hanes JOHNSON ClTY'S GREAT 5- FLOOR DEPARTMENT STORE Where Those Who Know Buy Their Clothes Compliments of h ill ARMOUR DR drlsi' E Ethical Prescription Service Compliments of HARRBONS BOOTERY md HARRBONSSHOESTORE Shoes For The Entire Family Broad Street - Kingsport - Center Street CHRBTOPHER-CAWOOD Insurance W. A. ALLEN MOTORS INC. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS DODGEJTRUCKS Cumberland Street Phone 2970 Kingsport, Tennes see 512 BACKER BROS. FLOWERS THE NETTIE LEE sHoPs - W 2 2 4':fe - Jul '..19i' .I bf '- - 1 Where you find the Iatest :T 'N' PEL 2200 fashions fifsf- KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE ' 4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS: M Kingsport Af C. P. EDWARDS, JR. Chairman of the Board A. D. BROCKMAN President A. M. BRINKLEY, JR. Executive Vice President W. F. SMITH Vice President E. W. TIPTON Vice President C. C. HAMLETT Vice President - Cashier P. L. BASINGER, JR. Assistant Vice President J. B. CATRON, JR. Assistant Vice President J. M. COOPER Assistant Cashier R. M. BRAY Assistant Cashier MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DON'T SAY BREAD SAY Dixie Maid Baking Co. - Phone I28 - Kingsport, Tenn. ie 'ff ji 0+ We SUMMER TIME Schuo lime Play lime Bi ar Active ,V 9 ms we llllufkles for boys and girls HUSKIES cost so little . . . last so long. Genuine leather For boys - Wine, Brown, Black . . .with Brown rubber soles and rawhide laces. . . Sizes 3Vz to 12 For girls - Wheat, Wine, White, Red, Brown, Green, Black . . . with White rubber soles and White leather laces. . . Sizes 4 to 9 THE MOST ADVERTISED MOCCASIN IN AMERICA W. B. GREENE COMPANY, INCORPORATED xv J 'u,.J... VM' - aw? M gba! 'ci I 'bfi' ' nCe lr' ' ey ompliments P ICE lnsur c 4,0 UM J of WL Lo ea Es N925-li'l's S O I om C' . er u man mc. W OPPORTUNITY For Best In Comics o the present Dobyns-Bennett High School student --- boy or girl --- who brings us in December, 1965, living evidence of raising the largest family, we will be hosts to a complete New Year's family dinner, with all the tri in s and r t f r r kiddies S. mm g , pesens o you - Johnson-Hilliard, Inc. urges you to study diligently, graduate promptly, marry your sweetheart, build a house, install a Johnson- Hilliard furnace, and start raising a family. All success to you. JOHNSON-HILLIARD, INC., Read THE KINGSPORT TIMES E enings THE KINGSPORT NEWS 7I9 W. Sullivan ingsport 7 if MOl'l1lngS . I 'I Congratulations to the I S MJ 1951 Annual sfaff K! WJ ' w . this splendid 28th edition ofthe Maroon and Grey possible HAMLETT - DOBSON, INC. Y' 1 -,C if I 5 I I :vb 3.4.4-mf sedrf-4.1fg4!.4wa, 1 ' .QMAJ-4!i fl ...-v . flfk l 'sfj,1',.f 9y'f9A,, 5Lw'1f y'Qf3VZ50K,.3Af'ffWdb K WW 35 W 5: JW 3555535 1363? W HUWKEQW. MQWW ?5pg5LL?'Qbj 5b MQ, 1i'j35,.10OmW,QM 'x?fy,yEmN,wJ M6 ON' 'wfbw-9 95' MV: V? fUb B, 6v,,,6x.rJ MODERN LAU DRY . J ,we f - ,He M iyMW honi2z 9 fywefiffvigf my J0SEPH'S JEWELERS PHOENIX RESTAURANT eo. E sToNE cnocenv gsport's Fresh Vegetable Cen ,D - ,D mNcsPoRT oFF1cE x-334.23 'Ego Q., pumiizao suPPLY co 1. -3? Ev P2 in def 4225 39533 5 'g WfVMw, ,Q f fl 'iff ftyyffjf 'fy ,W lwmgflf ff , , , My fffpwfifjwfy WM? 334 M' W? mf yj41 ,M'ijp if ,ww W - am xfu .K.n .,f. QETG, , Mjj9 I, D,mfgl. v7y'Q5'if?g f- Rtebp. f , fVfMMQffg y f if h1e350 WM Convffllf V!!! ij? Z , ,, ,f mg,pon,T.nn. , , M57 wfN??2 1 F0 W ?3,,f3i'f ffpjfff W N w X XM 41,74 K 53 W M M' ' , g M A-MM. 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P A07 L ' Neon W6 West Sulliva St et Bulletins ' ' Commercial uf fl s Complim t ELI-'S 136 Clay Phone 880 Comp,im,so, TOM STILL TRANSFER co., INC- Phone 948 HOLSTON AUTO SUPPLY Local and Long Distance Moving WHOLESALE AUTO SUPPLY a Compliments of 321 West Market Street SKATELAND Phon' 2720 i825 Johnson City Highway Congratulations T T5 The j l95l Graduating Class A 1 . of 0- ' D-B. H. s. KM J. c. PENNEY COMPANY fd-1-4.44 flqc L, l . 7014! 4 A..-...Q CL. lun?- ' f :Q ComPllm of 4 if GHAM FURNITURE, INC. EARLES' DRUG STORE GE Appliances . . Winkler Stokers Phone 1830 Telephone 1492 Greater Five Points ,pf rf! F,-QA owe. CQTTQXK sl' I -r A N fV e 'Md - dl EIVQ SQ XX'nAAxP'x IAV., QJQL Cxn far-1.-.J'1L-f?-Y ff' W' ,LQ -Q ,L x,...,Qx,.g, wb-1-Q Compliments of EI'-bs rs.. PARKS-BELK COMPANY WMM Kingsport's Complete Family Department Store M 2 2 KH., Xi . 2 . .. Q'-be vim GN!-NX, Q K4 Le Ee and He Pl Lynn, 222 Center Street Owners Dependable and Courteous Service Phan' 2860 phon. 69 Electric Appliances and BflS,0l R.c9'd D.Pqff.'.nf Kingsport, Tenn. E 3715? W r ,C 1 KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENNEssfj,L0K,J0' J' M wifi' ' iff! .I Bookmakers to Afmericb 0' fm pf' fPCWfff fff'ffPfyfff' Q f My j,,,x 'f,9j Q ai? I Wvffsfj, My fn, Lf ci'f H!J fr 1941! y'J 'fQ,kMJ?,AM! ff' NKJV JM' If . JJ. m .03 anu GCflTf0jf!x- 9,6 ji-aff! 729-pad! Vf0,f' JA' H d'fZ 'f7?7f-fg W wg T Ly ,J Wf- W7 744 71,950 J' 'J - 5,12 ywwwwbiwlbf 4,f'!!j,f1Q7i!,x . 74'-av drab cava fat! kj 'd 6 740-'Munufacfurers of fixf-iZi1'5f5S'1?fiK'F'T'6ovERs , qv aim sf-hw.,-B,-'EFOZSCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBO0KS M-aff 5 f - , ' K 'W 'QQ WWW ffwffjl ' W' ' EY SS.-QTQEQSR iff ' ,Tw A -TS Jfw I W CG Rl JM JIM Qmlwfjfp 5T f7f0L 11 ' S DOBYNS-BENNETT STUDENTS .Ia A 'G . ARE ALWAYS WELCOME I ,N'- IN EVERY DE R STORE Q. 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