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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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R CLU 'R' 5. nw HALL APPFZECMCHON OF HOME INTERNATIONAL GOOD WU. WORTHY HOME MEMBERSHIP CREATIVE LEADERS DEMOCRACY RECREAUON FAMILY covovzmsou Home was . 1 W, ,,, V111 . .fi , W ' x P . s L! ,' L V 1. 5. 1 ,, ,J -1 Hlurry boys! What is it? f l- ls , I I xx 4 alt ' A I .r ', ' lx m 01 , 3 A- ' V 3' ,x - . 3 f 5 -11 ORT ? 6 6 ee Q ns OUR ACTIVITIES 4 5 1651 IN SCHOOL A QI 'I AND OUT OF SCHOOL The pr0m's the thing! midnight snack in the good ole summertime v ,f ' N f T A I 'S 'Magi T .:n 1 '.'fi J' 1- 14 itivf NY t 7 ' . i a , e A9 ' Q I Proceed with caution Dangerous venture c f ,- u I lx ,.f ADMINISTRATIUN V' Left to Tight: Mr. Ross N. Robinson, Supcrintende-nt: Mr. C. K. Koffmang Mr. E. M. Recdg Mr. C. J. Bryan, Clmirmaug Mr. G, F. McCreag Mrs. A. B. Cole- man: Mr. W. T. Case, Secretary. BOARD OF EDUCATION We are grateful for the guidance and opportunities of- fered us bv the Board of Education. We hope in future years to prove that their efforts have not been in vain. We deep- ly appreciate their interest in making our twelve years of school the most beneficial years of our lives. OFFICE STAFF Mies. W. B. BiiowN Miss BETTY JEAN Coox MRS. GEORGE DEVAULT Miss AMELIA HALKIADES Secretfzry to Mr. Robinson Library Assistant Secretary to Mr. Kinnick Clerk lWR. Ross N. ROBINSON MR. DANA F. SWICK Sirpewiifendent Director of Iizstruction ADMINISTRATION MR. ROY E. KINNICK Principal MISS RUTH RAMER Dobyvis-Bennett High School Assistant Principal -15.. FACUL1 Y MR. RALPH E. ACKERMAN MRS. TIIELMA BEAR MR. BILL BLEVINS MR. GUY B. CRAWFORD MISS BLANCIIE CRIGGER MRS. JOAN DAVIS MRS. ROY D. DEMPSEY MR. ROBERT M. DEVAULT MRS. DOROTHY DYE MISS GRACE ELMORE MISS HETTIE EWALT MR. ROBERT F. FANSLOW MISS RITA GROSECLOSE MRS. RUTI-I HERRING MISS MARIE HIITCHINSON MRS. MARY JOHNSON MR. PAUL JONES MR. R. E. KENNEDY MR. ROLLIN KENNERLY MISS DOROTHY KING MRS. MYRTLE LAYNE C LTY MISS LUCILE MASSENGILL MR. THOMAS C. MCCONNELL :MISS LUCY MAE MCMILLAN :MISS MARY MOORE MISS NANCY NECESSARY MISS DESSIE NISBETT MR. PAUL OXLEY MISS MARGARET PHLEGAR MISS KATHERIN' POWERS MR. JACK ROBERTS MISS GENEVA ROBERTSON MISS :MARGARET SCHMIDT MR. EDWARD SCHWARZ MR. PAUL W. SHANK MR. ELROY L. SHELOR MR. WALDO W. SMITH MISS RUTH SPRINGER MR. JOHN B. STRICKLETT MR. GORDON B. WASINGER MISS INIARTHA VVRAY MR. RALPH E. ACKIRHLN: HRS. THELHA BEAR: HR. BILL BL VINSI . MISS BETTY JEAN COOK: HR. GUY B. CRAWFORD: KISS BLANC!! UIIGGHR: HRS. JOAN DAVIS: HBS. BUY D. DBHPBEYI HR. ROBERT H. DGVAULT: HBS. DOROTHY DYE: KISS GRACE HLHOBE: MISS KHTTIH IWALT: HB. ROBERT P. PAHSLOWE MISS EITA GROS CLOSI: MRS. RUTH HHBBINGE MISS HABIE HUTCHINSON: HRS. MARY JOHNSON: HR. PAUL -TON S: MB. R. E. KENNEDY: MR. ROLLIN' KHNNEILY: MISS DOROTHY KING! HB. ROY KINNICK: M188 HYBTLH LAYN 2 MISS I-'UCILE HASS NGILIH MR. THOMAS C. HCCONNELII: MISS MISS MARY MOORE! MISS NANCY NECESSARY: MISS DEBBIE NISBHTT: LUCY MAE HcHILLAN2 MB. PAUL OXIIEY: MISS HAIBGAHHT PILHGLE: MISS KATHERINE POWERS MISS RUTH BAKER: MISS KATHERINE REID: MR. JACK ROBERTS: H188 G NEVA BOB BTSONI HB. RO S N. ROBINSON: MR. CECIL ROLIQINS: KISS MARGARET SCHHIIDT: EDWARD SUIWABI: PAUL W. SHANE: ELBOY L. SHEIIOE: WALDO W. SUITE: MISS RUTH BPBINGII: MR. JOHN B. STRICKLITT: MB. DANA. 1'. UWICK: MB. GORDON B. WASINGIB! H188 MARTHA WEAY: MR.. ALBERT G. WYNUE: LTY DIRECTORY B.S., M. Ed., Ohio University, University of Connecticut, Columbia University. Biology, Key Club, Senior Class Sizonsor. BiA., M.A., Berea College, Columbia University, English, Honor Society, Freshman 1' a s SlUl'l?0l'. B.S., M.A., East Tennessee State College, George Peabody, Biology, Geology, Audio Visual Club, Freshman Class Sponsor. Dohyns-Bennett High School, Library Assistant. B.A., M.A., Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Columbia University, Temple University. Physical Education, Health, Boys' Athletic-s, Boys' and Girls' Intramurals, Basket- ball, Baseball. B.S., M.S., East Tennessee State College, University of Tennessee, Engilsh, Maroon and Grey, Senior Class Sponsor. M.A., Northwestern University, Columbia University, English, Algebra. A.B., Depauw University, Study Hall. B.A., M.S., Furman University. University of Tennessee, Civics, Sociology, B-Foot-4 ball and Basketball, Outdoor Club, Senior Class Sponsor. B.S., University of Virginia, Spanish, Spanish Club, Freshman Class Sponsor. A.B., Maryville College. University of Tennessee, Columbia University, Latin, Junior Classic-nl League, Junior Class Sponsor. B.S., M.A., East Tennessee State College, Peabody College, Columbia University, American History, Student Council, Junior Class Sponsor. B.A., M.A,. Yankton College, Iowa University, Modern History, Economics, Travel Club, Freshman Class Sponsor. B.S., M.A., East Tennessee State College, Columbia University. Physical Educa- tion, Health, Y-Teens, Sophomore Class Sponsor, A.B., Baylor University, University of Tennessee, English, Future Teavhers of Ameriea, Freshman Class Sponsor, A.B., M.A., Virginia lntermont College, Peabody' Conservatory. Radford College, PeahodyiCol1ege, General Music, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble. B.A., Mississippi State College for VVonien, William and Mary College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Roanoke College, Latin, French, Beta Club, Freshman Class Sponsor. A.B., M.A., University of Kentucky, Physical Education, Health, Football, Sports Club. B.A., University of Virginia, AL-tivities Manager, B.S., M.S., East Tennessee State College. University of Tennessee, Met-hanii-al Drawing, General Drafting, VVoodt-arving' Club. Junior Class Sponsor. H. S., M.A., Tennessee College for VVomen, George Peabody College, General Mathe- matics, Senior Class Sponsor, B. S., M. S., University of Tennessee, Prim-ipal. B.S., Radford College, University of Virginia, Northwestern University, Algebra.. V-Teens, Freshman Class Sponsor. B.S., University of Tennessee, Columbia University. University of Colorado, Home Eoononiirs, Future Home-makers of America. Freshman Class Sponsor. B.S., M.A., East Tennessee State College, Tennessee Polvtechnic Institute, Furman University, VVoodwork. Wvoodoarving Club, Freshman Class Sponsor. B.A., M.A., University of Mississippi, University of Virginia, English, Future Teach- ers of America., Junior Class: Sponsor. B.S,, East Tennessee State College, Physical Edun-ation, Health, Cheerleaders, Junior Class Sponsor. B.S., Virginia Intermont Collefre, Radford College, University of Virginia, North- western University, English, Speevh, National Thespian Troupe, Sophomore Class Sponsor. B.S., M.A., Middle Tennessee State Teachers College, Peabody College, Algebra, Indian Tribune Advertising Staff, Sophomore Class Sponsor. R. Music Ed., M. Music, Northwestern University, Band. Radford College, Columbia llniversity, English, Radio, Senior Class B.S., B.S.. M.A., Sponsor, B.A., A.B., Peabody College, Emory University, Librarian, Library Club. B.A., M.A., Iowa, University, Northwestern University, Assistant Principal. B.A., M.S., University of Tennessee, American History, Ancient History, Y-Teens, Senior Class Sponsor. B.S., University of Tennessee, Peabody College. East Tennessee State College, Dis- tributive Education, D.E. Clubs, Senior Class Sponsor. A.B., M.A., Union Uni-versity, Universitv of flennessee, Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America, Sophomore Class Sponsor. A.B., M.A., Carson-Newman, University of Tennessee, Columbia University, Super- intendent of City Schools. M.A., West Virginia University, Mathematic-s, Junior Class Sponsor. A.B., M.S., Brenau Collecre, University ot' Tennessee, Typing. Shorthand. Commer- cial Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor. B.S. M.S., Hobart College. University of North Carolina, University of Maryland, Mathematics, Football, Track. B.S., M.A., Ohio State University, Chemistry, Physics, Hi-Y, Junior Class Sponsor. B.S.. M.A., Bowling Green College of Commerce, Peabody College, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Typing, Bookkeeper for Activities Fund, Sophomore Class Sponsor. A.B., B.S., Morehead State Teachers College, Bowling Green College of Commerce, Typing, Business Advisor of the Maroon and Grey, Sophomore Class Sponsor. B.S., Northwestern University, Study Hall. B.S., M.A., Northwestern University, VVorld History, Civics, I-Ii-Y Club. B.S., M.Ed., Ohio University, Northwestern University, Director of Instruction. M.S., Stout Institute, Auio Mechanics, Home Mechanics, Freshman Football Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor. A.B., M.A., University of Tennessee, English, Indian Tribune, Freshman Class Sponsor. M.A., B.A., State University of Iowa, Iowa Nvesleyan College, University of Denver, Art. .-13... 1- ...-A .4 A- --e -V f- f-1' JE!--' fd - A-S ' 9' fi FQ QM-mar' JL, ,A . A -. I I ,, .Wx-fc fv- H2 f is, 2 , if President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary BOBBY THOMAS HUNTER WRIGHT BETTY POTEAT DOTTY TETER CLASS OF '53 HISTORY When we entered Dobyns-Bennett in 1949, the building was as new to the rest of the stu- dents as it was to us. That season was the last year we were state football champs. We tried to enter into school life, as much as possible, by being in Glee Club, marching band, and hav- ing a Freshman play, so by the end of the year the upper classmen considered us as bearable, though not wanted or needed. SOPHOMORE YEAR The fall of 1950 saw our football team fall in defeat, the first time in three years. We were consoled, though, by thoughts of a good basketball team. The District and Regional Tour- naments were held in our new Sprankle Gymnasium, and Kingsport almost became state basket- ball champs. Later a Chorus Festival in the spring had students aspiring to become opera stars. JUNIOR YEAR Mercy!! Please buy some popcorn!! was on our tongues as the Prom and Splash Party were on our minds. At all the football and basketball games we were seen wearily trudging through the crowds desperately trying to sell popcorn. After the midterm exams we were evaluated by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools. We Juniors, thinking we were smart, decided to wear uniforms of some nature to make the committee think we were in an institution. We were quite awed by the Junior Play, The Barretts, but a week later came the big event, the Junior-Senior Prom. No one could ever forget what a glorious time we had. Then came the realization We were Seniors. SENIOR YEAR This year we tried to walk around the halls with a dignified air, so we could impress the Freshmen. Of course, we never did quite succeed, but it was fun trying. Our football team improved greatly, and our basketball team was the best we were privi- liged to see. At the last football game of the season there weren't many dry eyes when the Senior members stepped out from the band. We ordered our cards and invitations with growing anticipation. By the time our Senior Banquet, Prom, and Splash Party were given, we were so excited our parents and teachers could- n't get near us. May 31 - our Baccalaureate Sermon and June 2 - our Graduation Those two days we shall never forget. Even though we are now Alumni of Dobyns-Bennett, we will always re- member the lessons we learned - not so much the material iD books, but the DfiHCiP1eS Of honesty, dependability, good character, and leadership. In four years we learned to look at events as an adult would look at them, not a chllfll. 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Q: ? .5 ANDERSON, PATSY 1117 405 Sequoyah Drive S IOR DIRECTORY ABBOTT, PAT 4089-J 3700 Bristol Hwy. Band: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Maroon and Grey, Advertising, Business: Glee Club: Science Club: Indian Tribune: Activity Office. ADAMS, JAMES M. 2736-R 1108 Myrtle Street Hi-Y: Latin Club: Band-Color Guard: Junior Play. ALLEN, H. L., JR. 2079-R 2249 Bruce Street B-Team Football: tilee Club: Basketball Manager: Baseball Manager: Hi-Y: Sports Club: Spanish Club, President: Beta Club: 1Voorlt-arvinp: Club: Honor Society. ALLEY, NANCY 405-X 1521 Woodland Ave. Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Coni- mercial Club: Library Club. 1313 NV. Sullivan Street Thespians: Hand: Science Club: Y-Teens: l+'.H.A.: Glee Club: Freshman P l a y: Sophomore Play, D.E. Club. BACHELDER, CHAHPE 592 1410 Linville Street Freshman Play: Hand: Mixed Chorus: Spanish Club: Senior Play: Camera. Club. BAILEY, RUBY JEAN 1617 Spring St. Y-Teens, Secretary: Commercial Club: Science Club :F.H.A.: Volunteer Girls' State. BALL, DAN 1478-B 1638 Spruce St. Hi-Y: Band: Football, B-Team: J.C.L.: Science Club: Sports Club. BARNES, SUE 3967 105 E. Cbnrlemont St. Band: Glee Club: Science Club: Spanish Club: Y-Teens: Office: F.T.A. EARTLEY, D LORE! 2198-R 1314 Bristol Hwy. Y-Teens: Maroon and Grey, Ad- vertising Staff: Band: F.H.A. BEALL, KAREN 390-L 1675 Lincoln Ave. Maroon and Grey, Business: In- dian Tribune, Advertising: Glee Club: J.C.L.: Debating Club: F.T.A.: Y-Teens. EIIHOP, JACKIE 1883 1505 Gate City Hwy. Spanish Club, Vice President: Y-Teens: Commercial Club: Ser- vice. BISHOP, HARIE 1040 Globe St. F.H.A.: Y-Teens. BOHANNON, BARBARA 3306-J 1733 Washington Ave. Y-Teens: F.T.A.: Library Club: D.E. Club: Glee Club: Art Clubl Mixed Chorus: Band. BOLTON, IRAN 1787-W 1220 Catawba Street Glee -Club: Spanish Club: Y- Teens, Vice President: Library Club: Band: Science Club. BOOHEE-, ANNA LEE 1130 R02 Myrtle Street Y-Teens: Glee Club: Science Club: Maroon and Grey, Adver- tising Staff. BOWEN, PAUL 82-R T21 Riverside Ave. Student. Council: Sports Club: Track. BOYD, SHIRLEY 1166-J 1245 Bristol Hwy. Y-Teens: Tribune Advertising, Assistant Manager: .l.C.L., Treas- urer: F.T.A., President: Maroon and Grey, Editorial, Advertis- ing: Carving' Club: Glee BOYD, VELHA RUTH R17 Dale St. Club. 901 -W Spanish Club: Y-Teens: GIM- Club: Commercial Club: XVooricarving' Club. BOYER, LOIS ANN 976 Kinsler Ave. F. H..X. Q 3589-'W Y-Teens: F.H..X,: Glee Club. BROOKS, BETTY 3168 1401 Linville St. F.H.A.: Y-Teens. BROOKS, ROSEMARY 693-J 1210 Chestnut St. Y-Teens: Glee Club: Science Club: Arts and Crafts: F.H.A.: Dramatirs: D.E. Club. BROOKE, BARBARA JOAN 3886-W Cheerleader: Band, Flagswing- er: Junior Class, Treasurer: In- dian Tribune, Editorial Staff: Commercial Club, President: Mixed Chorus: Spanish Club: Y-Teens: F.T.A.: Service: Key Club, Typist: Carving Club. BRYAN, LINDA 980-L 1280 Catawba Street F.H.A.: Mixed Chorus: F.T.A., Treasurer: Y-Teens: , Science Club: Student Council. BUTTON, BARBARA ANN 2502 1605 Carolina Avenue Y-Teens: Glee Club, Accompan- ist: Mixed Chorus, Accompan- ist. BULLOCI, WARREN P. 3532-W 1569 Pineola Ave. Sports Club: Track: Hi-Y: D.E. Club: Football, B-Team, Varsity. BUNN, ELIZAB TH 186-R 113 East Sevier St. Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Y- .-3 01. -n l 1 - Teens: F.H.A., Vice President: F.T.A.: Maroon and Grey, Edi- torial: School Organist: Student Council: Volunteer Girls' State: Quill and Scroll. BURLESON, CHARLES Fordtown, Route 2 Band, Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Ensemble: Hi-Y: Beta Club: Junior Play: Senior Play: Stu- dent Council: Library Club. BUTCHER, DAVID P. 2287-L Church Hill, Route 3 Football, Varsity: Football, B Team : Track: A udio-V isual. President. BYBRL Y, CHARLOTTE A. 364-R 1613 Virginia Ave. Glee Club: Y-Teens: F.H.A. CASTL , SUE 2525-J 1417 Myrtle St. Y-Teens, Science Club: F.H.A., Treasurer: Maroon and Grey, Advertising, Business, Editorial: Library Club: ILE, Club: F.T.A.: Quill and Scroll. CHAMBERS, BETTY 3659-B Ridgetields Y-Teens, Maroon and Grey, lfldi- torial: Sophomore Play: Com- mercial Club: Activities Office: Club: Band, Manager: Glee Honor Society, Secretary: Quill and Scroll. CHURCHILL, JIM 1627 1345 Linville St. Football, Varsity: Mixed Chorus: Key Club: Heta Club: Radio Announcer: Hi-Y, Treasurer: Exteinporaneous Public Speak- ing: Honor Society: Sophomore Class Vice-President. CLEEK, JACQUELINE PAY 1226-L 642 Arch St. Y-Teens: F.H.A.: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. COLDIRON, SARAH 293 822 Broad St. Glee Club: F.li.A.: Carving Club: Y-Teens. COHBS, TRANILIN 1178-J 318 Childress St. D.E. Club: Sports Club. CORPTON. JUDY 2209-R 1616 Pineola. Ave. Junior Play: Senior Play: Beta Club: Thespians: Quill and Scroll: Maroon and Grey, Ad- vertising, Editorial-Copy Edi- tor: Band: Science Club: Y- Teens: lndian Tribune, Editor- in-Chief, Assistant Editor: Hon- or Society. CONILIN, BETTY 2926 1308 Linville St. Band: Y-Teens: F.T.A.: Glee Club. CRAIG, JEAN BLAKE 3793 406 E. Center St. Transfer from Greeneville High School, Greeneville, Tenn.: Y- Teens, Junior Representative: Science Club: Honor Society: Spanish Club: Glee Club: F.T.A. CRAIG, JOAN STUART 3793 406 E. Center St. Transfer from Greeneville High School, Greeneville, Tenn.: Y- Teens: Honor Society: Science Club: Glee Club: F.T.A. DAVIS, NANCY 2138-R 1511 Miller Si. Rand: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Student Council: Honor Society. DAVY, JOE 1194 1532 Belineade Dr. Camera Club: Radio Club: Band: Radio Staff. EAST, BOB 3721 Box 85, Church Hill, Tenn. Basketball: Trai-k: Sports Club: Hi-Y. DEARING, FAYE ANN 787-R 1033 xxvillilllflll St. Thespians: Spanish Club: Tri- bune, Advertising Staff, Editor- ial Staff: Maroon and Grey, Editorial Stall: F.H.A.: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Y-Teens. DEHING, BARBARA 2346 519 Holston St. Cheerleader: Ensemble: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: Spanish Club: Coininercial Club: Ma- roon and Grey, Editorial Staff: Y-Teens: .Junior Class, Secre- tary. DICHENS, EUGENE 106 VV. Gibson St. iVoodcarving Club: Sports Club. DOBSON, JOHN MAC 155 901 Birch St. Glee Club: Science Club: Cam- era Club: Hi-Y: Track. DRYDEN, LAURA 16 1704 Orchard Lane Mixed Chorus: Maroon and Grey, Editorial Staff: Beta Club: Y-Teens: Honor Society, Treasurer: F.T.A.: J.C.L. DUKE, CHARLES 1705 1413 Belmeade Drive Football, B Team: Basketball, B Team: Track: Hi-Y: Key Club: Assistant Band Announc- er: Volunteer Boys' State. DUNCAN, -TACK 202-LM 1318 Chestnut St. Carving Club: Hi-Y: J.C.L.: D.E. Club, President of A. B. Coleman Club: State Parlia- mentarian of the ninth D.E. State Convention. ELLIS, ELIZABETH LEE 1209-W 19 Edgewood Village Mixed Chorus: Band: Glee Club: Y-Teens, Vice-President: Span- ish Club: F.T.A.: Activity Of- fice. ERVIN, SHIRLEY 1485-L 902 Federal St. Cheerleader: Mixed Chorus: Y- Teeirs: Glee Club: Science Club: President: Beta Club, Secretary: Spanish Club. FANNON, JUNE CAROLYN 743-R 1225 Holyoke St. Y-Teens: F.T.A.: IIE. Club: Glee Club. FELLERS, ELIZABETH IHOGENE 1613 Highland St. 2278-J' Choral Reading: Y-Teens: Stu- dent Council, Representative: Library Club. President: D.E. Club. FERGUSON, ROSEMARY 3588 Route 3 Science Club: Mixed Chorus: Y- Teens: Glee Club: F.T..A.: Art Club: .T.C.L., Secretary. 5 717 Ross St. 175-J' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: En- semble: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: F.H.A.: F.T.A. PERRELL, ROY 1628-R Route 6 Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Art Club: Band. Color Guard: Foot- ball, Manager: Track: D.E. Club. FLANARY, BRUCE 1131 Robertson St. FORD, SHIRLEY 917-R 1638 C St. Y-Teens: F.l-LA.: D.E. Club. FOX, GENE 986-J' 1101 Catawba St. Hi-Y, President: Band: Foot- ball, B Team: Track: Key Club, Secretary: Volunteer Boys' State: Junior Class, Vice-Presi- dent: Science Club: Junior Class Play. FULLER, LANCE 4340-J' 188 W. Sevier Ave. Hi-Y: Sports Club: D.E. Club: Audio-Visual: Basketball, Man- ager. GIBSON, BARBARA V. 4335-J 1340 Wateree St. Band: Art Club: Y-Teens: Stu- dent Council, Representative: Indian Tribune, Advertising, Assistant Manager: Maroon and Grey, Advertising, Manager: F.T.A., Librarian: F.H.A., Treas- urer, Vice-President: National Honor Society: Senior Play: Spanish Club. GILLENWATER, JOYCE ANN 824 917 Broad St. -31.- ORY Student Council, Representative: Y-Teens: Glee Club: Maroon and Grey, Editorial: Band: Beta Club: Indian Tribune, Advertis- ing Staff: Art Club: National Honor Society: Junior Play: J.C.L. GILLIAM, FORREST 2253-L 1030 Walnut St. GILLIAH, ROBERT Route 1, Fordtown, Tenn. Radio Staff: l1.E. Club. G-IFE, ROBERT 250 W. Ravine Hd. Transfer from Handley High 3891-W School, VVim-hester, Va.: Bask- etball: Track. GLYNN, BILL 761-R 1505 Fairidge Dr. J.C.L.: Beta Club, Treasurer: Hi-Y. GOERDEL, BRENDA 1514 Linville St. Science Club: J.f'.l,,: Hand: Y- Teens: Maroon and 1075 Grey, Art. GRAHAM, WILMA 1741 Highland St. Transfer from M4-Adory High School, Bessemer, Ala.: F.l-LA.: Y-Teens: Carving Club: Glee Club. GREEN, JIMMY DON 954-R 1209 W. Sullivan St. Student Council: Hi-Y: Thes- pians: Ensemble: Freshman Play: Sophomore Play: Audio- Visual Club: Mixed Chorus: Science Club: Glee Club. GUTHRIE, PRED U. 3166-L Route 3, Cliffside Key Club: Beta Club: Hi-Y: Honor Society: Student Coun- cil: Track: J.C.L.: Volunteer Boys' State. HALL, AGNES 2023-L 954 Fairview Ave. Student Council, Representative: Library Club: Commercial Club: F.T.A., Y-Teens: Glee Club. HALL, CLARA 112-W 642 Jackson Heights . Band: Maroon'and Grey, Ad- vertising Staff: Art Club: Y- Teens: F.T.A. HALL, PAT 1693-R 1547 Waverly Rd. Science Club: Spanish Club: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Y- Teens: Maroon and Grey, Ad- vertising: Journalism Club. HAMMOND, BETTY 2339-J 1522 Roller Rd. Y-Teens: F.T.A.: F.H.A.: Com- mercial Club, Vice-President: Band, Flagswinger: Carving Club. Q SE IOR DIRECTORY HLHHOND, I. GARDNER 1853 T42 Myrtle Sl. Ca rvimz Club: Student Council. 313 Union St. Football: Tra-ck: Sports Club: President, Representative: Beta Club: Key Club: Hi-Y: Baseball: Football: .lunlor Class, Presi- dent. BAKE D., DON EDWARD 2018-W 1645 Fairfield Ave. Rand: .lunior Play: Sophomore Play: Hi-Y: Thespians. BARBELL, VIBGIHIA LOBBAINE 1629 Spruce St. 2378-J Y-Teens: Woodcarvlny: Club: Library Club: IIE. Club. HARRIS, EIOHAED 1441 NValnut St. Mixed Chorus: Science Club: Vt'oodcarving Club: Outdoors Club. KAIEIBOI. LOBETTA 1221-I4 1046 Dorothy St. Y-Teens, President: F..H.A.: Stu- dent Council: ll.E. Club, Treas- urer, State Reporter: Honor Society. EASE, UHABLENE 2999-I. 2513 Johnson City Hwy. Y-Teens, Executive Council: lf'.'I'.A., Treasurer: Band, Ma- jorette: Commercial Club: Span- ish Club. President: tllee Club: Service. HAWKINS, MAEUEIQENA 309418 Route Il Y-Teens: F.H.A.: Glee Club. HAY, ANN 858-W 322 Roller St. Y-Teens: tllee Club: Indian Tribune, Advertising: Student Council, Representative: F.H.A.: J.C.L..: Office. HAYES, GEORGIA E VA 3419-J' 717 Fairview Avenue Y-Teens: Science Club: F.H.A.: Library Club. HEPKEB, BEECE 1583-L ltlll NVQ-st VVanola Ave. Football, H Team: Football. Varsity: Baseball: Track: Bask- tlutdoorsnien Club. HILL, DEI-OBIES 895-J 114 W. Sevier Y-Teens. HOOD, KARIDAN 3039-L 121 VVarpath Dr. Spanish Club: Commercial Club. President: l+'.H.A.: Library Club: Y-Teens: tllee Club: F.T.A.: Service. HOENE, GAYE 1766-W 522 Fairview Ave. tilee Club: Commercial Club: Y- Teens: carving Club: Maroon and Grey, Editorial: F.T.A. HUDSON, HAROLD 1146 Dorothy St. HUNLEY, KAEY ELIZABETH 922 Watauga St. 371-J F.'l'.A.: F.H.A., Historian: Y- Teens, Corresponding Secretary, Executive Board Secretary: Com- mercial Club: Band, Flagswing- er: Service: Mixed Chorus: Science Club. BUTTON, GABOLYN J. 769-J' 1021 Dale St. Student Council, Ile-presentative: l+'.l-LA.: Band: Y-Teens: Glee Club: Sophomore Play: Maroon and Grey, Advertising Staff. EYDEE, BAY 1497-In 1033 Walnut St. Football: Track: Hi-Y. JOYNEE, ZETTA 580-J 1144 Bloomingdale Rd. Rand: Y-Teens, Secretary and Treasurer: Art Club: l-'.H.A.: 11.111 Club, Combined Club Chairman: F.:T.A.: Maroon and Grey, Advertising Staff. KABBEH, SAHEBA 3456-J' 133 Tennessee St. Y-Teens: F.'l'.A.: Commercial Club, Secretary-Treasurer: De- bate Club: Library, Vice-Presi- dent: F.H.A., Reporter: Junior Play: Senior Play: Carving: etball, li Team: Basketball, vlub: Indian Tribune' Varsity: F.'l .A.: Sports Club: Hi-Y, RETIOK, ELIIABETB ANN HENDRIX Touuv Msstw 1309 Chestnut St. 1828-WM 1205 Ulm St Transfer from Shoemaker High Hi-Y ggpmilmry. Football B School, Gate City, Va.: Y-Teens: ' ' ' ' ' ' F.T.A.: F.H.A. Team. HEUBLEY, ELOISE 1693-L xlrnox' wtnnlcr 1545 Waverly Rd. National Honor Society: Na- tional Thesplans, Secretary: Y- Teens. President, East Tennes- see President: Mixed Chorus: Glen- Club: Indian Tribune: Stu- dent Council, Representative: Science Club, President: Volun- te-er Girls' State, Best Citlzen : tlirls Nation: Junior Play: Sen- ior Play. ...GNL 730 Riverside Ave. Football: Basketball, R Team: XN'oodcarvlng Club: Mixed Chor- HEWETTE, DUDLEY 1877-W KING. DAVID 2464-J 1100 Midland Drive Hi-V, Treasurer: Beta Club, President: J.C.L.: Football. KINSI-EE, EMEA DEE 1891-E 1101 Walnut St. Band: Glee Club: F.l-LA.: Y- Teens: Library Club, Secretary- Treasurer. E. DORIS JEAN 2212-B 1413 Pineola Ave. Beta Club: F.T.,A., Vice-Presb dent: J.C.L.: Maroon and Grey. Business and Editorial: Glee Club: Indian Tribune, Advertis- ing: Y-Teens. LITTLE, JOHN 942-J' Route 3 Sports Club: Hi-Y: Woodcarv- ing. LOGAN, CABOLYN 12-E 521 Jackson St. D.E. Club: Y-Teens: Science Club: J.C.L.: Band. UGGONNELI., DGAE 2616-J 620 Jackson Heights Sports Club: VVood-carving Club: ll.FI. Club: Football, Manager. Kc CREA, MARY 379 1225 VVataugra St. Y-Teens: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: Sophomore Class, Secre- tary: J.C.L.: Science Club: Ma- roon and Grey, Editorial Staff. MCGUIRE, CECIL 421 East Sullivan St. Beta Club: Rand: ILE. Club. MCINTOSH, HERLE 1453-W 1009 Myrtle St. Rand: Mixed Chorus: J.1C.L.: Organist: Y-Teens. HG KAJBEH, SEHEEHA 1702-I 1429 Valley St. Science Club: tllee Club: Y- Teens. MADDUX, J. R. 193-I. 1506 VVest Sullivan St. Baseball: Basketball: Sports Club. MADDUX, BABY 193-L 1506 VVest Sullivan St. Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Baud. HANK, BETTY SUE 2249-W 218 Tennessee St. Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Glee Club: VVoodcarving Club: Mixed Chorus: Commercial Club: Sen- ior Play. uuzcuu, enum us: Sports Club: Hi-Y: D.E. 916 Brook St. Club, Vice-President. lJ.E. Club: Hi-Y: Audio-Visual xrnsounun, Jour 1994-E lub: Sf'w '1e Club' Bloomingdale Rd., Route 2 MARTIN, BOB 3939 Indian Tribune, Advertising Old Stage Rd. Staff: Y-Teens: F.H.A., Secre- Transfer from Charlotte High, tary: Science Club: Hand, Spon- sor. -.321 Rochester, N. Y.: Key Club: Hi- Y: Football, B Team: Baseball. .. .. .-a. ,. ... MASSENGILL, ANN 568-W 153 East Sevier Ave. Indian Tribune: lllee Club: Mix- ed Chorus: F.H.A.: Y-Teens: Hand: Science Club. MEADE, CLYDE, JR. 3856-W 431 Sequoyah lirive Sports Club: tllee Club: Carv- ing: Club. MEADE, PAULINE 3055-R I535 Gate City Hwy. llanrl: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Commercial Club: Service. MELLONS, DOT 3503-R T05 ltiverside Ave. Y -Teens: F. PLA.: 11.111, Club, Secretary. MILLER, CLAIRENE 543-R 135-1 Bristol Hwy. Transfer from Lynn View High School: Service. MOLES, E. DOUGLAS ll! XV. XVanola St. XVoorl4-arving' Club: Sports Club: Uurdoorsnian Club. MOLES, GRETA l-12 NV. XK'anola St. Y-Teens: Glee Club: F.T.A.: F.H..t., Historian: Maroon and Grey, Advertising' Staff: Com- mercial Club, President: I1.l'l. Club, President. MONEYHUN, ELIZABETH ANN 3253 llidsre View St. 1840-R F.1l.,X.. Vice-President: Y-Teens: 1 .'I'.A.: Service: Student Coun- cil, Representative. MOORE, GEORGE RAY, JR. Church Hill. ltoute 4 ' Football, li Team: Track: Foot- ball. Manapger: Hi-Y: Sports Club: Outflorsnian Club: Science Club. MOORE, JOHNNIE 509-WM 033 lflast Sullivan St. Audio-Visual Club MORELOCK, SONIA 430-J 1614 Hiuhlanrl St. Y-Teens: Maroon and Grey, As- sistant Editor: Quill and Scroll: Hand: Science Club: Volunteer Girls' State: Honor Society. MOTE, RICHARD 1312-R 632 Jackson Heights Hi-Y: .l.C.L.: Student Council, llepresentative. MOULTON, DELMAR 360 1017 VVatauga St. Glee Club: Art Club: Sports Club: Band: Track: Audio-Vis- ual Club: Outdoorsman Club. MOWELL, SHIRLEY 2161-J' 1130 Cherry St. 1'-Teens: Library Club, Presi- dent: F.H.,X.: tllee Club. MULLINS, GAY 1657-'W 1462 Valley St. Y-Teens, Treasurer: Spanish IOR DIRECTORY Club: Commercial Club: Maroon and Grey, Advertising: Band, Carving Club: Glee Club. MURRAY, SHIRLEY 1556 Kings Rd. Ba nd: Y-Teens: Club: ILE. Club. MUSSER, IRENE 103 VS'arpath Dr. Transfer from Longview, Texas: Y-Teens: F.H.A. 2813-R Commercial NIX, WENDELL 4180 Ext. 216 Area B Staff House 22 Transfer from Joliet Township High School, Joliet, Ill.: Hi-Y: Honor Society, Vice-President. NOBLE, OUGIE 417-R 1230 Bristol Hwy. Hi-Y: Sports Club: Outdoors- man Club: Basketball, Mana- ger: Baseball: Football. OGLESBY, .TOHNNYE 1295-I 23 Cliffside Transfer from Orland Park High School, Orland Park, Ill.: Y-Teens: Science Club: J.C.L.: lllee Club. OVERBAY, ZELMA 978 1117 Catawba St. Maroon and Grey, Editorial: Indian Tribune, Editorial: Beta Club: Student Council, Execu- tive Council: Honor Society: Glee Club: Library Club: Band, Flagswinger: Y-Teens. OWENS, MARTIN 4180 Ext. 209 Area B House 2 Audio-Visual Club: Track: Foot- ball, Manager: Baseball, Mana- ger: Sports Club: Outdoorsman Club. PENDLETON, BETTY 571-R 1400 Summer St. Y-Teens: Art Club: F.T.A.: F.H.A.: Maroon and Grey, Bus- iness. Advertising Manager: Quill and Scroll. PERRY, GILBERT O. 3824-J 400 VV. Ravine St. Transfer from Bradley High School, Cleveland, Tenn.: Foot- ball: Sports Club: Honor Society. PIERCE, ANN 2413-LM Transfer f r o m Morristown, Tenn.: Y-Teens. PIERCE, HAROLD W. 2569-L Route 8 Hi-Y: Science Club: Glee Club: Sports Club: Band. POTEAT, BETTY 3612-W 1501 Fairidge Dr. Indian Tribune, Advertising, Business Manager: Maroon and Grey, Editorial, Business: Y- Teens: Band: Beta Club: Honor Society: F.T.A.: Carving Club: Quill and Scroll: Student Coun- cil: Senior Class, Treasurer: Science Club. M3 3M PRESTON, ED 776 1526 Linville St. Key Club, President, Vice-Pres- ident, Lieutenant Governor, Di- vision X: Honor Society: Hi-Y: Beta Club: Student Council. Vice-President: Sophomore Class. Boys' President: Volunteer State: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: .l.C.L.: Track: Civitan Sopho- more Award: Rotary Junior Award. RICHMOND, NANCY 2212 Sherwood Rd. Y-Teens: Library Club: Glee Club. RING, BILL 1265 1634 Crescent Dr. Football : Track: Key Club, 'l'reasurer: Hi-Y, Secretary: Sports Club: Glee Club. ROBERTS, JOYCE 1487-W 1416 Miller St. Y-Teens: F.H.A.: Travel Club: Maroon and Grey, Advertising: Glee Club: Baud. ROBERTS, SHIRLEY RUTH 242-J' 1346 VValnut St. Glee Club: Y-Teens: F.H.A. ROWLAND, ANN 1837-.T 626 Fairview Ave. Y-Teens: Science Club: F.T.A. RUTLEDGE, ED 294-R 51S Fairview Ave. D.lC. Club: Sports Club: Nvood- carving Club. SALLEY, DONALD 4084-W 1253 Bristol Hwy. Sports Club: Football: Track. SALYER. HOWARD indian Springs Key Club: Football, B Team: Carving: Club: Glee Y: Maroon and Grey, SANDERS, ANNA RUTH 1025 Harte St. Glee Club: 17.12. Club: F.H.A.: Y-Teens. SCOTT, DAVID 1017-'W 1377 Catawba St. Football: Baseball: Hi-Y: Sports Club: Student -Council: F.T.A.: Science Club: Audio-Visual Club. SELLERS, ELLEN 1818 Park St, Y-Teens: Commercial C l u b: F.'l'.A.: Craft Club: Carving Club: Science Club: Indian Tri- bune, Editorial: Glee Club: 2164 Club: Hi- Editorial. 108-W Band, Flagswlnger: Spanish Club: Art Club. SHUTKO, PRED 587-.T 1333 Catawba St. Hi-Y: Sports Club. SIMERLY, HAZEL RUTH 709-J' 240 Roller St. DE. Club: F.H.A.: Y-Teens: F.T.A. SIHONDS, KEN WAYNE 2999-R TET R, DOTTY 382 Play: Sophomore Play: Junior 251355 Johnson City Hwy. Football: Baseball: T r a c k: F.T.A., Secretary: Sports Club: Maroon and Grey, Editorial: Freshman Class, Secretary: Hi- Y: Glee Club: Carving Club. SINE, EUDDY 2115-R 1444 Central St. Basketball, B Team. SLAUGKTER, SKIP 1467-L 1458 Valley St. Key Club: Student Council: Freshman C l a s s, President: Football: Baseball. SHITH, CELIA 1003 S13 Yadkln St. Maroon and Grey, Edltor-in- Chief, Copy Editor, Feature Erlltor, Freshman Editor, Ad- vertising Starf: Quill and Scroll: Honor Society: Indian Tribune, Editorial Staff: Sophomore Play: .Iunior Play: F.T.A.: J.C.L.: Thespians: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: Science Club: Y-Teens. BNUGGS, BILL 151-J 1125 VVateree St. Art Club. BOLOHON, RONALD 986-R 1018 Wateree St. Cheerleader: Sports Club: H1- Y: F.T.A.: Science Club: Out- doorsmen Club. SOHH RB, JANE ROSS 10 1317 Linville St. Y-Teens, Devotional Chairman: Beta Club, Treasurer: F.T.A.: J.C.L.: Glee Club. BPROLES, GLENN 1776-R 1445 Holyoke St. VVoodcarvlng Club. STATA, WILHA 452-W 158 West Wanola Ave. Y-Teens: Glee Club: Commer- cial Club. STOUT, DORHAN 934-J' 1236 Catawba St. Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Band: Key Club: Spanish Club: Thes- plans, President: Hl-Y: Sopho- more Class, Treasurer: Fresh- man Play: Sophomore Play: Junior Play: Senior Play: Hon- or Society. SUTH RLAND, EETTY 1973-W 1626 Llnvllle St. Mixed Chorus: Science Club: Art Club: Spanish Club: F.T.A.: Y-Teens. TAYLOR, JAKE! 4013-L 1858 Kenwood Rd. Science Club. TAYLOR, PHIL 2988 1321 Plneola. Ave. Honor Society, President: Key Club, Vice-President: Student Council, Vice-President: Indian Tribune, Editorial Staff: Maroon and Grey, Editorial Staff: J.C.L.: Volunteer Boys' State: H1-Y: Beta Club. 1110 Watauga St. Freshman Class, Treasurer: Y- Teens: Student Council, Execu- tive: Band: Mixed Chorus, Ac- companlst: Freshman Play: Stu- dent Council, Representative Secretary: Radio, Pianist: Beta Club: Junior Play: Honor So- ciety: Thespians, Treasurer: Key Club, Typist: Senior Class Play: Senior Class, Secretary. THOKAS, EOEEY Route No. 8 Football: Track: Senior Class, President: Hi-Y: Sports Club. TRIVETTE, SUE 706-L 134 East Sevier Art Club: Y-Teens: F.H.A.., Sec- ond Vlce-President: Band: Ma- roon and Grey, Editorial Staff: F.T.A. URQUIIA, DOLORES 1509-'W 1353 Pineola Ave. Y-Teens: Maroon and Grey, Ad- vertising Staff, Editorial Staff: Indian Tribune, Assistant Ad- vertising Manager, Advertising Manager: F.T.A.: Quill and Scroll, Service: Science Club: Senior Play: Band: J.C.L.: Hon- or Society: Thesplans. VAUGRAN, KENNETH 2968 1520 Watauga St. Hi-Y: Sports Club. VERELLION, WILHA 2478-J' 1450 Valley St. Freshman Play: Y-Teens: En- semble: Mlxed Chorus: Glee Club: Science Club: Thespians: Honor Society: Band, Manager. VIOARS, SHIRLEY 2133-W 1461 Holyoke St. Glee Club: Y-Teens: F.H.A. WALKER, GAROLE 2667-L 922 Myrtle St. Y-Teens: F.T.A.: F.H.A., Re- porter: Indian Tribune, Edi- torial: Band: Student Council: Glee Club: J.C.L.: Service: Or- gan. WALLEN, OARLOS 1314 Walnut St. Student Council: Basketball, B Team: Sports Club: Science Club: Hi-Y: Woodcarvlng Club: D.E. Club. WALLIN, CAROLYN DCLORES 3233 Ashley Ave. 1953-W Indian Tribune, Circulation Edi- tor: Y-Teens, Senior Represen- tative: Glee Club: F.T.A.: Ser- vice: F.H.A.: Art Club: Library Club: Maroon and Grey, Adver- tising. WARD, ROGER 2324-R 750 Myrtle St. Hi-Y, Chaplin: National Honor Society: Student Council: Thes- pians: Key Club, Lieutenant Governor: Beta Club: Freshman A341 Play: Indian Tribune, Sports Editor: Volunteer Boys' State: Band: J.C.L. WARREN, DICK!! 2972-J 1564 Waverly Rd. Student Council: Key Club: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Track. WARRIOR, IOK '16 1403 Oak St. H1-Y, President: Key Club: Thespians: I n d i a n Tribune: Football, B Team: Track: Mix- ed Chorus: Sophomore Play: Junior Play: Senior Play: Stu- dent Council: J.C.L.: Glee Club. W LUH, EEEUHER 936 Dorothy St. Football. B Team: Carving Club: Craft Club: Sports Club: Hi-Y. WESTON, RONALD 2372-R 2817 Bristol Hwy. Camera Club: Hi-Y: Aud1o-Vis- ual Club: Sports Club: Carving Club: Football, B Team. WHITTAHORI, DON 38034 530 Sequoyah Drive Mixed Chorus: Audio-Visual: Football, Manager: Glee Club. WIDENER, WANDA 261-R 1618 Vance St. Y-Teens: Commercial Club: D.E. Club: F.H.A.: F.T.A. WILEY, CHARLES 1244 1701 Longview Student Council, Representative: Key Club: Hi-Y. WILLIAKB, BARBARA 3033-L 1509 Greenfield Ave. Y-Teens:' Glee Club: F.T.A.: F.H.A.: D.E. Club, Vlce-Presi- dent: Band: Commercial Club, Treasurer. WILLIAHB, GLINDON 1224 625 Branch St. Football, B Team: Audio-Visual Club: Spanish Club. WILLIAMS, HELEN 1807 1018 Watauga St. Y-Teens, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary: Band: J.C.L.: Indian Tribune, Editorial Staff: Junior Play: Art Club: Maroon and Grey, Advertising Staff: Commercial Club: Cam- era Club: Thesplans. WOODRUFP, JO ANN! 927-L 126 Shelby St. F.H.A.: Y-Teens: Commercial Club: D.E. Club. WRIGHT. HUNTER 766 1430 Linville St. Key Club: Hi-Y: Maroon and Grey, Editorial Staff: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Track: Basket- ball: Senior Class, Vice-Presb dent. hui.. a.. - .......- .... -- Q- ---u-.----inn-nlemualh JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ALEX ANDERSON, President JAMES DOBYNS, Vice President MARTHA MEYER, Secretary MARJORIE X7ERBR1DGE, Treasurer UNIOR CLASS HISTORY VVe stumbled into the halls of Dobyns-Bennett in the fall of 1950. We were lost in spite of thc good intentions of everybody to guide us around. We watched the Seniors hold their convention, and then we had one of our own, elect- ing Locke Carter as President. Our subjects had us worried, because we didn't especially like the idea of dissecting frogs, fish, or worms. We finished our Freshman year with nothing too unusual happening. We studied and work- ed, but all in all, we had a pretty good time. SOPHOMORE YEAR We came back to Dobyns-Bennett after a busy summer. In fact, some of our teachers got the idea that we didn't want to come back to school at all. We elected our class ofiicers a few weeks after we returned. They were an ambitious bunch, and we started selling popcorn a year early. After exams we had a 'Lsock hop in which everybody appeared in true D.-B. style - barefooted Cwith socksb. Town Hall Tonight was our class play, which was presented at the time our school was evaluated . But why don't you want to buy a 10 year subscription to the Poultry Journal? This was the trend of our conversation about the end of school, because we had a magazine drive. We made money on our business venture which we quickly added to the treasury for our Prom. JUNIOR YEAR Goodness! Aren't we the stuff! How grand it was to be an upperclassman, We just knew the Freshmen were envious of us. We were old hands at selling popcorn at the football games - although we missed a lot of good plays. Our class officers were determined to have our class a good one, so we had meetings each FRESHMAN YEAR month. I We sold popcorn at the basketball games and through all the tournaments until we were beginning to feel like millionaires. Finally the Prom came - the event we had been waiting and working for. We had a wonderful time there and also at our Splash Party. June 2! We are finally Seniors, Pu-lese buy some popcorn! I ! NM' .1 A. N In I 4 4 a x . Q , S A . 5 zl, eww Y X . x + X Q ,,,,. - Q -if. Q fi. . ,, . .gi Vg ' if - 33? - - f x Qi.,-1 .- in Q fs .L N Q ,s a Y Q I 5 i x 1 X ,E x ,f K a ef , . -S. ii K X. 135 as 5 ia . 1 Q'A.gV is xxxm f lzq: , ' N X Lv v, 6 Y ' A -537g M, bfi 75fSW, Q I x Q. ff 51 A 4, E EY, 121 n Sw f r ff , K. A fiyfw 9 if 9 Y x I if ' , , . 'I ,av 1 fs e , ,r 5 M'i I ,Q 45 'Q 5. an vw A 4' i.. A E2 .,,,. I . 3,7 x H A Fx. E wi X 'A . ' 1 xv I V t ,A ...L Xu...- fw ww , , ,lm ' x A-E 11. 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S N if ag, A 5, xi has - sw CLASS OF '54 Forrest Teets Raymond Thomas Robbie Walsh Shelbcurne Wallace Betsy Tice Pat Tiller Clara Jean Wells Sandra Wheeler Betty Jo Tucker Alvin Underwood Sue Widner David Wilcox Jackie Vaught Jack Vicars Barbara Wilder Cutler Witsell C. M. Chandler 'Q-iqwfr' 'lh N SOPHOMORE CLASS oFF1oERs WINTER Wmmrr, President LINDA HAYwoaTH, Secretary CHARLOTTE LEE, T1'easm'e1' JACK KTLGORE, Vice President OPHOMORE CLASS HI TORY FRESHMAN YEAR We came to Dobyns-Bennett in 1951 before school really started. Mr. Kinnick and the Student Council had an Orientation program for us. It helped us find our way around school a little better. After learning to and our way around the building, we elected our officers with Billy Green as President. We learned a little bit about studying, but we were too thrilled with our football and basketball games to think much about anything else. After Christmas we gave our Freshman Play, Angel Child. This proved to many of us that we were destined to be great movie stars. We graduated from our Freshman Year accompanied by many misgivings of teachers and parents. SOPHOMORE YEAR We thought that our Sophomore year everyone would be more than glad to obey us be- cause--after all we were all-11-most upperclassmen. To our great sorrow, people just laughed. We elected Winter Wright as President, Jack Kilgore as Vice President, and Linda Hay- worth zis Secretary, and Charlotte Lee as Treasurer. Christmas came and went with nothing too unusual happening, but before long we were in the spirit of the Sophomore play, Antic Spring. From this we entered into spring with a for- ward look toward our vacation. You can see how Sophomores differ from Freshmen Don Adams Sarah Adams L. C. Arnold Helen Bailey Joanna Bailey Ruth Eveiyn Baker Mary Ball Sondra Barron Genevieve Bauer Theola Bear Bobby Beck Iva Bise Joyce Blankenbecker Robert Bledsoe Beverly Bond t f' Dotty Booze B 7' ' , . f'- 4' ROY Bowen J, ,- Wanda Boyer 3 ' M ' V 'T' ' ' Billie Jean Brewer 'JI Bobby Brown ' 1 -'- 4 . Gila!-I.: J' Charles Brown Gene Bryan Estelle Bullion Harry Bullock Ann Caley Robert Canipe Doug Carrico Diane Carpenter Charles Carson Martha Carson Joyce Carter Jean Cavendish Robert Chambers David Chandler Kay Churchill Kay Coats Linda Cook Shelby Cook Gary Cooper Peggy Cooper David Cox John Cox Pat Cradic Billy Creggar Glen Crook Jimmy Cross Lucy Crymble Bobby Dade Billy Davis Eddie Dean :HL -'yn Q . 1 I A.:-fl! lil Margaret Denise Nancy Denton Joe Dixon Shirley Dotscn Allen Dryden Joan Durham Peggy Fagen Peggy Feazell Evelyn Fellers Russell Ferrell Dolores Fleenor Jackie Forrester Barbara Freeman Lester Gammon Robert Gantt Sandra Gilmore Delores Glass Rhonda Goins Larry Guenther Marvin Hagey La Verne Hale Charles Harrison Ann Hartgrove Jack Hartgrove Henry Harvel Katherine Hatcher Nabcy Yonce W ter Helton herine Helvey n Henderson 59 U Qggbty Hicks E gene Hilton ody Hopkins lyn Ireson N Q l Huntsman Jack Isenberg Forrest Isley Tommy Jackson Dick Jennings Stanley Johnson Pat Johnston Darlene Jones Wayne Jones Iva Joyner Neal Ketron Judy Kibler Charlotte Williams Sue King Margie Kinnard Judy Lane Mary Alice Lane Mikie Lane Mack Larkins Sondra Zacharias Francis Lenoms Alice Lennertz Clifford Light Pat Little Jane Litton Randall Long Alex Looney Jimmy Lott Ted Low Jimmy Maddux Peggy Maddux Beulah Maness Linda Maness Sandra Maples Bob McAninch Houston McBride Frank McConnell Robert McFarland Sarah McHorris Hoyt McKarem Ronny McNeil Della Meade Ruth Mellons Barbara Mercer Joe Mercer Maretta Mitchell Barbara Moneyhun Sammy Morefield Charles Morelock Michael Moss Virginia Mullins Zareda Musser Richard Orton Peggy Osborne Billy Parker Johnny Parker Louise Parker Claudette Parris Pauline Parris Jimmy Peake Rita Pectal Fritz Pilgram Alex Poston Amelia Quarry Charlotte Ragsdale Bobbe Reams George Reed Shelby Roach Johnny Robinson Don Roller Chuck Ross Paula Rowland Jimmy Ruth Rutledge Phyllis Saylor Helen Sims Sylvia Sizemore Frances Smith Joe Smith Margie Smoot Ruta Snodgrass Tommy Sproles Walton Sproles Shirley Starnes Frances St. Claire Sue Sullins Paul Tamblyn Mack Taylor Marion Taylor Tommy Torbett Eddie Triebe Connie Von Bramer Charles Walker Janice Wallace Betty Wallen . 5 Anne Ward .ff1,, 7 31, Lynn Warren 'Ei A I Li I -'af 'Ts ll Betty We ch A V4 V 'V M Lowell West ' Maurice Whitaker, 4 Jimmy Whittle P. D. -A .K ,i .n -' Whitworth 114- V J' 'av' 9 Carolyn Widener Virginia Wilcox Bruce Wilder FRE SHMEN CLASS OFFICERS VIRGINIA DI-1NToN. Treasurer KATHERINE SPROLES, Secretary BILL Form, Vice President DAVID Lioirm-zaom. President FRESHME CLASS HISTORY We entered Dobyns-Bennett in the fall of 1952. We found the Juniors to be conceited, but the Sophomores and Seniors were friendly. The Hrst thing we did was to eleet class officers with David Lionberger as President, Bill Ford as Vice President, Katherine Sproles as Secretary, and Vir- ginia Denton as Treasurer. All our subjects were hard, especially 1B Algebra. Christmas came in time for a much needed rest - but then exams! UGH! We went to the Student Council Dance and were getting ready to go to the Prom. Then We found out the horrible truth - we weren't invited. Our Freshman Year went very fast. We met many new friends, we learned a lot, and we had a good time. Now we are looking forward to being Sophomores. Our Freshmen always act like this! Martha Alcdco Sue Abel Darryl Addington Delores Aesque Betty Archer Kay Armitage Glen Arnold Rose Marie Ball Floyd Barker Gail Bauer Anna Bellamy Faye Beverly Wally Blankenbecker Sandra Blankenship James Blazer Peggy Blevins Nancy Bchannon Sue Bowen Anna Maye Bowling Shirley Bowman Mary Ann Brewer Sandra Bright Billy Britts Margaret Brooks Shelby Brooks Phyllis Butcher Wade Canipe Ruben Canny Sally Cantrell Geraldine Carmichael Nina Carpenter Janet Carpenter Faye Carter Betty Cassidy Merwyn Chase Gary Church Phyllis Clark James Cleek Harold Clemmons Neal Cloud Betty Cobble Nancy Coflin Carolyn Coleman Earl Collier Jane Compton Norman Compton Bernice Cox Jimmy Cutshall Sue Daniel Jerry Day Virginia Denton David DeVault Emily Dobson Bobby Dobyns Harriet Dodson Janice' Droke Judy Duncan Peggy Duncan Ann Dunkin Barbara Dykes Jan Early Valerie Edwards Beverly Egan Harry Egan Barbara Eller Rcsalyn Ellis Bobby Epps C'audine Fields Sue Fleenor Billy Fleenrr Betty Jo Forbes Billy Ford Jeannine Ferrester Dcn Fox Harold Franklin Jane Galliher Paula Gilliam David Given Sue Grogg Bobby Gregg Jerry Gray June Grubb Margaret Gruver Marilyn Guthrie Jack Haga Monty Hall Don Hall Joe Harmon Bill Harris Sherman Harrison Hedy Hartsock Linda Hawk John Hawkins Darrell Haws Jack Hay Kay Heglar Betty Jo Helton Don Helton Tommy Helvey Barbara Herron Tony Herron Wayne Hobbs Carolyn Horton Vincent Hubbard Diane Huddle Earl Hudson Jackie Humphries Ruth Hunley Lewis Hunt Delores Huntsman Ronnie Hurd Roger Innis Betsy Jennings Samuel Jennings Sue Johnson Esther Johnson Wanda Johnson Howard Johnson Willie Jones Sonny Kelly Norma Ketron Emory Kirk Nancy Knight Pam Lacy Rosalie La Guardia Sylvia Lane Jerry Lane Walter Lane Aaron Larkins Betty Lawson Juanita Lee Laurie Lester Frank Lewis Bobby Light Ronald Light David Lionberger Helen Luntsford Robert Maddox Evelyn Maddux Connie Malone Pete Maness Ken Marsh Dottie Mashburn Millard Mauk Nyleen McBride Marilyn McConnell Sarah McCoy J. 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McElroy Judith McHaney Alice McKay Evelyn Melton Selva Mire Sandra Moran Lee Munal Phyllis Murray Norman Naim Jimmy O'Dell Joyce Palmer Anita Parker Janette Parker Nancy Patterson il1 Orrick Herbert Patterson Burleigh Pearson Dials ec 1 Bobby endleton Gary Perdue Eleanor Perry Rose Perry Larry Powell Beverly Prescott Kay Price Ann Pyle Tommy Pylent Mack Ray, Jr. Sam Reams Don Reed Elaine Reynolds Patty Roach Helen Robinette Ann Rogers Shirley Ross Albert Ruggles Gary Sams Marty Sams Valerie Sams Ann Scheurman Faye Scott Janet Scott Jean Scott Sue Scott Dr-ris Jean Seals Doris Ann Seaver Shelby Shipley Eleanor Smith Louise Smith Charles Smith Claude Smith Katherine Sproles Ronald Sproles Donna Stallard Margo Stapleton Charlotte Starnes Ann Steadman Colene Steffy Louise Stiltner Susan Suit Betty Jean Tiller Johnny Triplett Lynn Tunnell Rex Tunnell Carolyn Turpin Harold Vaughn Clarence Wallen Janice Ward Christine Watkins Edgar Watson Frank West Bill White Dorothy Wilder Jerry Williams Shelby Williams Winifred Williams Wray Williams Patty Wilson Lynn Wilson Frances Winkler Margaret Wright Patsy Yates -5 the frolics Mr. and Miss Hayseed art students ACTIVITIES lst row: .l. 1'ruig', ,l. Milli-nwznter, I.. Dryden, NV. Vermillion, J. Urzxigx 2nd row: ll. Ilrqiiizn, V. Smith mln-rs. 3rd row: lb. 'Fe-ter, IC. Hensley, U, Clihsfm, H. I'-:ti-nt. 4th row: W. Nix, F. Guthrie. .I 1hllr1hiIl, fi. IH-rry. 5th row: IC. Preston, li. XV:1l'd, l'. 'l'.lylor. HO OR OCIETY ORGANIZATION: National Honor Society. SPONSOR: Mrs. Thelma Bear. OFFICERS: President, Phil Taylor: Vice-President, Wendell Nixg Secretary, Betty Nelle Chambersg Treasurer, Laura Dryden. PURPOSE: To encourage student participation in activities. To encourage efforts to make high grades. To improve leadership, character, and service. ACTIVITIES: Conduct Junior High Honor Society Initiation, conduct Senior High Initiationsg to sponsor a pay assembly programg spring banquet. '5 -avian A 1. Q' Eablbl Cbtlliy ' ' ' 'DMX . Sk- MQ. li 7. , . ,eh VH ., - is , W f 1 K i ' Fw.. 114- . ' . exgs, l,P2lllHl'HlllD, St'llUl1ll'SlllIl, l hm'acter, Service- ...rang wqp E X1 X N .449 EXECUTIVE BRANCH Left to right: S. Kelly, .L Anderson. Z. Overlmy. l'. 'l'zlyI::r, 12. Humnlmul, N. Sims, li. Anderson, XV. XYright, H. Hryem. ST DE COUNCIL ORGANIZATION! Student Council. SPONSOR: Miss Hettie Ewalt. OFFICERS: President, Gardner Hammond: Vice President, Eddie Preston, Cor- responding Secretary, Zelma Overbayg Recording Secretary, Barbara An- dlersong Treasurer, Nancy Sims: Secretary of Representatives, Kay Church- 1 ACTIVITIES! School elections, Safety campaign, introduction of clubs to new stu- dents, Orientation program for Freshmen, School dance. PURPOSE: To provide opportunities for student co-operation and participation in school affairs. To provide a forum for the discussion of questions of in- terest to the students. To create and maintain standards of good citizen- ship. To aid in the formation of a good school policy. lst row: Il. l'el-tal, H. Heck, NV. Jones, N, Puffin, S. Alale, li. l ll:'t'lllll', U. Smith, 'l'. llllL3,'H,'lt'S, .l. H'ltelI. 2nd row: IC. lbeun, XV. llilton, li. Smith, Y. XVilv-ix, K. l'lllll't'lllll, H llulluck, l+'. l'llg'l'lIll, li. Uliamil- ler. 3rd row: li. liritts. A. Asbury, S. 'XVnll:ive, S. Miles, S. Mm-Kinney, l.. Patrick, l'. Kirkpulrim-k. 41:11 row: U. Wiley. ll. Scott, li. Ward, IC. linnn, l.. H1-yan, Iv. Mote. 5th row: 41. liryun, Z. Overbay, N. Sims. li Anderstni. XV. Wright, A. Anderson. 6th row: P. Taylor, fi. Hzxnnnnnd, ld. l'restnn, S. Kelly. ...5 7? N Q ,ntieflz . . , .: ,v't't'.'.'ll',', .'m11.'m', .l. l':ilm:-V, IC. llelxsli-5. ll. llaiywurtli, F. liven-- -QHESPLQNS x Q I N-n THESPIANS ORGANILATION National Thespian Society, Troupe 432. SPONSOR Miss Nanny Necessary. OFFICERS: President. Dorman Stout: Vice-President, John Palmer: Secretary Eloise Hensley: Treasurer, Dotty Teter. PURPosr:: Non-secret, non-social organization to educate high school students in the appreciation of dramatics. ACTIVITIES: Presented Freshman and Sophomore plays, provided for new stage scenery, assisted other organizations in dra- in S4 IP N-will ll 'Inuml N Xl NNI N N1 M ing, 1'. Smith. Standing: lx. Wuril. J. mln-vile, NV. Yi-rmillimi Y f x,,,-.1 ua 5 7 3455.5 4 ' mis' i ' gr Eg. Q. ' 'ii matic presentation. Thespian Initiation it 4 5.5.9 S E 5 ti zwfif for , f f . Eg E S 5 . 3 ...58-. in 8, Fi, .. wana A 1 . It 3 iw? EMfw.ff'34 f'N?-if fi ' if lst row: S. Castle, H, l'emlletOu. li. lvl'1IU'lZ?1, .l. Kvfflllljlflll. 2nd row: H. Hague, S. 1.1-einer, S. 1.. Bas- lviuv-l'. 3rd row: H, l'llIlIllIPt'l'S, S. Blorelm-k, H. Pon-zil. IC. Bunn, V. Smith, 4, usfill-rr.ip ww ILL md SCROLL PURPOSE: To honor students who have done outstanding work on the IVIa1'oon and Grey and the Indian Tribune. BETA CLUB ORGANIZATION: National Beta Club. SPONSOR: Mrs. Mary Johnson. OFFICERS: President, David King: Vice-President, Carleton Craneg Recording Secretary, Shirley Ervin: Corresponding Secre- tary, Pat MacBethg Treasurer, Bill Glynn. PURPOSE: To serve the school and the community. ACTIVITIES! Ushering for school functions: raising money for service projects: various service projects for the school and com- . W munity. 6 fi X lst row: .l, tiillenwziter, li. lbryclen, S. Ervin, G. Linn, .l. S4lllllllt'l'S, lb. Lee. 2nd tow: D. Tater S. llusimxeiy .l, Voriuploii, ll. llnwzwil, li. Putt-sit. 31:1 row: IZ. Glynn, P. Mm-lieth, H. liailime-i'. S. Philrls l',1'l':im-. 4th row' M. M1-Nnlly. ll. lirown. F. Flu-1.t'l1v1'.lJ.Ki!ig'. T5 9-. vu. lst row: I,. 4':1rhl', ll. Iluln-, A, .Xmlvrsou. H. Scott, I.. Wi-al, A. l3l'Xllk'Il. S. XV:ill:u'e, S. Slaughter 2nd row: .l. Kilgorn-, H, llrynn. K. Klllxflllilll, 'l'. XK':II'I'i4-Ii, ll. lrumi 12 Iiirlqrailrii-Ii, XY. XYrip:lIt. 3rd row ll Wilwox, I . lluthriv, l'. lbulw. ll. llulilmoml, H, XN'1'i::.'hl. ll. Sally:-r, lb XvIll'l't'll, li. tire-vue. 4th row: 15 Nlzartln, 11, Fox, IH 'l':Iylor III. l'I'i-slim, ll. liing, lb. 15lll'1llIlk', ll. Hifi. 5th row: l'. XViII-y, NV. Uairiiplwll. XY . Iron-r. li. liiwmn, V. Iloss, .I. f'lllll't'llill, F. Fletn-In-I'. KEY CL ORGANIZATION: Key Club. SPONsoIis: Mr. Ralph Ackerman and Mr T. C. McConnell. OFFICERS: President, Ed Preston: Vice-President, Phil Taylor: Sec- retary, Gene Foxg Treasurer, Bill Ringg Senior Director, Hunter Wright: Junior Director, Bill Greene. PURPOSE: To develop initiative and leadership. To co-operate with the principal. To improve the school and community. To prepare boys for life in community. ACTIVITIES: Vocational Guidance program: Miss Key Club con- test: Intramural program awards: Thanksgiving basket: con- cession at football games. Miss Key Club fff -.. ,lf may -1 .ll oo X Q ff E S S R I. B ll -. LU I 1f1fll, -6 0- Q fxfx mg L ,ESB .W. -.- . Q N Q ' fsmffrylflx- I hope you like my term 1n'ojf-rt, Mrs. Dye. SPANI CL GRGANIZ.ATIONI Spanish Club. SPONSOR: Mrs. Dorothy Dye. OFFICERS: President, H. L. Allen: Vice-President, Jackie Bishop: Secretary, Elaine Carpenter, Treasurer, Forrest Teetsg Club Reporter. Eleancr Taylor. PURPOSE: To develop a better understanding of Spanish speaking peoples, and to encourage a friendly relationship with them ACTIVITIES: Two radio broadcasts: club participation in all school projects: Spring picnic. lst row: .l. Russ. Y. Iioyrl, M. Mmlflux, A. Lennertz, l'. .I. XV:-Hs, N, I.. Slwlley, .I. Ifure-sIel', 2nd row lx Willa.-rsmi, .I. Albert, A. Fox, N. Czirpeiiter, T... Cook. I'. Menile. N. Alley. 3rd row: W. Ilnyer, If. Bailey N limit-Ii, .I. Iiright, S. Wheeler. Ii. Carpenter, E. Taylm. 4th row: .l, Hishop. 5th row: U. M. Uhaimlle I I'Ior!:ni, 'I'. I.ow, I.. Ilznmmoml, I.. NVest, F. 'Feet H. 6th row: fl. XI'ilIi:Ims, II. Ilruwn, .I. Almire, I llSI'l, II. I.. Allen. -51- .l. Swimmers, M. Meyer. S, I,em-per A. Mzissengrill, Fl. Hensley. F. Holton Ii. Mervr-V, J. l'zlvs-lidisli. S. lf'ulke mer, M. Uursmi, V. lmnwun. S. King' N. l':l!tel's4m, H. Tice, Bl Ye-rlnrielse I.. Haiywurtli, J. Pmimtmi, .l. Vraig' .l, t'l':iig4, .l. Kilvler. .l. Ugleshy, K 1'hurc'hill. l'. Hicks, 4'. l't'l1l1lllfl, K Arnxitugre, PI. Bunn, .l. Vuuprlil, .I Hmirdel, H. Gibson, R. Uunklin. I' VV4- wish we- 1-oulal he this 4-umt'm'l:ilule :ilw:l5's. ORGANIZATION! Y-Teens. l.:u'y. P. Hush, C. Hull. V--TE E N it J JF T E E N S X' SPONSORS: Miss Katherine Reed, Miss Rita Groseclose. Mrs. Myrtle Layne. OFFICERS: Presidents, Eloise Hensley and Martha Meyer: Vice-Presidents, Shir- ley Fulkersori and Frances Bolton: Corresponding Secretaries. Zetta Joy- ner and Marcia Stroudg Treasurers, Barbara Mercer and Gay Mullins. PURPOSE: To build a fellowship of wrimcn and girls devoted to realizing those ideals of living to which we are committed as Christians. AcT1vIT1Es: Barn Dance, Polio Drive, morning devotions for the school, partici- pation in district and state Y-Teen meetings, and sending girls to Y-Teen camp. -..gg . sun. ll. Mullins, Z. .lujxni-r. H. XVil- liums, M. H lllllt-'y, M, Flruirl. S. 'Tri- vette, lil. I'nylm', li Xvilllvll. ll. l.:ltia F11-lic-Ii, l'. Herron, IG. Mum-yhlln, li. lst I'0W: ll. Iluile-y. F. l':2llIlVVllI, H. .XVI-m-1'. I', .xlldt'l'SllII, N. Allvy, .l. Allwrt. II. .Xesqm-, S. Allzmls. M. Alu- tloo, H Alu-I, 2nd TOWI I., HJISS. S. I-Izwron, S. Hzlrlws. .l. Iiullznrwl. Ii. Iizlll, BI. Iizill, R. HIIlit'l', li. HzIkvl', IC. I-mill-y, .l. Iizniluy. 3rd row: I. Iiisv. I . HPYI'l'Ij', N. HPIIIIPII, N. HPIIIIBII. .X. H1-nllvll, A. Ilelll-lny, 'l'. Hvzlr, K, livull, fl. Ilauu-r, II. Iizlxwlz 4th row: N. Iiolmnuon, Ii. I-Ioluzmnon, I'. Blev- ins, S. Hl2IIlIit'Il3lllll, .l. I-Ilznlllu-llln-I-Iv ivr, XY. I:lilIlk9lllbPt'kIl'I'. M. Bishop, .l. Bishop, U. Bishop, Il .Hishogy 5th row: V. lloyd, XV. Iioyvr, I.. I-Zoyer, S. HHX!'Ill2lll. A. llowlinfx. I. Howe-V, S. Itowvn, H, Hostiv, IL Iloozv, Ii. Hood, lst row: IG. Ilullion A. Iiullion. li. Iiufton, S. I4l'ouliS, Il. lil-oolqs. M, Brooks, I.. I-lroolis. Ii. Iirooks. S. IlVip.rl1I, IZ. Ilre-ws-r. 2nd row: N. 1'iIl'Ilb'llIt'l', .l. l'flI'llt'IlIPl', Ib, l'u1'1wn-- ter, 41. l'2II'llllK'hIIQ'l, S. I'JIIlII't'll, II. I':1lton, A. Pnl.-y, 11 Ilyerly, I'. Illltl-lu-r, II. Hump. 3rd row: K. 1'o:lI1-S. .l. VII-ek. l'. I'lzll'k, NY. Vlmilciress, IC. Uawsixly, H. 4':Issi1ly. I'. I':x1'le-l', .l. 4':lI'lc-l'. .l. I':1l'Iel', A. 1'2ll'lI-'I'. 4th row: II. vox. I.. Nopzus. I'. I'unp1'l'. II. Voola, S. Vook. I.. Nook, I v 1 v I .l. Iomplou, I. toll--mon, N. Inlflll. B. 1'uhlult'. lst row: .l. In-olw, S. Iworson. H. lboclson, IC. lboclsvm. Y. IN-mon, N. Ilwnton. III. Ilvnisv, S. Imniwl. I.. I'rymlvln-, I'. I'V:nlic. 2nd row: II. Illllur. Il. Ellis, IS. ICI-filll. Y. l':1lVV2ll'4lN. li. Ilylivs, I.. Ilryllvll, .l. l7lll'h1lIll, .l. lhlrlmm. A. Ilunkin, .l. Ilum-zum. 3rd row: S. Foul, Ii. For-bn-s. S. Fleenor. Iv. l lQ't'llUl', It. 1'iI I'1.Z'llSIlll. I. l-'ellwl's. IC. Fells-rs, P. Fx-uxell, J, Pillllllllll. I . FIILZIIII. 4th row: IC. Going. Ib. Glass, S, Gillnow, G. Klilly, l'. Gilliam, .l. Ilillellwulvr, .l. Hullilwr. .l. Fuller. li, Fl'I I'lllIIIl, .l. Forester, .l. Forest- er TEENS TEE ,-64... lst row: I.. Ilznlv, AI. Ilnllmriv, AI 1Il'llx'+-V, .I. 121-uhlv, S, 1Il'ugg'. N, III'4'l'IIl', AI. llre-1-ll. XY. IIITIIIIIIII, II. Hull. Il. 111-ins. 2nd row: IG. Hzuuu. I.. Ilzxuk. l'. II:lI1-In-l'. .I. H:1l'x'iIle- II. II:urIsu--Ii. A. II:un'Ig'1'ux'v. I.. Hall'- VISUII. I.. II:n1'lw-II. It. IIIIIIIIIIUINI. I'. II'1II. AI. II::II. 3rd row: Il, Hill, Il. III4-kg AI. III:-k11':u1. II. Ilvrrun. K Ill- W-y, IZ, III-Iinn. Ii. II1-gllalr, Il. II:u,4-s. .-X. Huy. 4th row: J. Humph- nnn. Iv. IIIIIIFIIII. .-X. Iluulsun, IP, Hud- rI'e'. l, II1mI'.ul1. XX, Hnrllr-. .I. Ilnp- Iiinx. Ii. Ilupfiins. XI. Ilmrd. Il IEUIHI-s. 5th row II. Ilunlsnmn, I-I Iluu --r. Il. Iluulo-y. lst row: I'. ,luI1nslun. S, .lnlmsmu XI, .I1vI1llr'4rll. IG. .I1vI1nsnl1, Il. .In-Ie-I' Il. ,I1-nnlnus, II. .I:mIw5'. IC. Ire-sam. IC. Ilytln-V. II. IIIIIIISIIIZIII. 2nd row: Il. Ii:-lr-fm. I.. Ii:-H14-rswm, V. Ke-mwr S. lizxszsf-111. I. .Iuym-r. S. .lnsoplp NY. .lone-N, S. .Iwm-s, Il. Jones, IV. John- Mull 3rd row: M. I.:1m-, .I. IAIIIU. Ii I.:lllu:11':Ii:l, IC. Kinslvr. F. IQIIISIUI' AI, KIIIIIIIIVI, A, King. .I. KilImul'm1 IC. Ka-Il-ml, N. Km-Iron. 4th row: M l.ipswm1Iv. I.. I.4-sta-r. .X. I.vnm-rlz I . I.+'!l10llS, .I. IA-A-, 1'. Imv, S. I.1l W- ann, I-I. IAIVVSIPII. S. I.:1m-, AI. I.:me- 5th row: N. Knight, Ii. lmmr. .I I.lII4rlI, I. I.IlII1'. lst row: .X. AI1-Kruy, .I. IIIVIIGIIIUQ' I.. 5l1'l'11l'l'y. NI, NI1'l'l'v:n. S. Mv4'ny NI. Mx-IH-11l1vII. N. Ms-I!1'irI:-. IZ. I.yulls II. I.1ln:41'1n'1I. II. I.wr1I, 2nd row: S Alnplvs. Il. AIJIIIII, II. Munn. I.. Mu mms, Il. Alum-ss, V, Alnlmw, I'. Maul IIIIX, IG. BI:uImIIlX. S. M4'Nm-sv. S. M4- Iizuw-m. 3rd row: S. Mill:-r, IG. MIII 1-V, IC. M:-Itnn. Il. M1-Ilnlls, Ib, SI:-I Inns, I'. Mv-:UIQ-, II. Me-:ull-. II. Blush Imvll, S. Nlznrtin, I.. Malrsll. 4th row I. Nlussn-r, S. AI11Vr:ly'. I', BIul'1':ry. Y AIIIIIIIIS. S. Muwvll. BI. Mums, S AIHVZIII. IZ. Mum-yI1lll1, M. Mih-In-II S, Minn 5th row: 12. NIQ'1If'I'lllI1'l' Z. Nlllssvr, lst row: XI. I':1lll-rrruil, I., I':llVi1'Ii. il riwr. . . I'. I'2lI'l'IS, ti I'2ll'I'IS. I.. I' I 'ZIIIIIQ-'I'. I1 I'I!l'ICt'I', A. I'IlI'kk'l'. .I. I I'1lIlllt'l', I'. tbsIml'ilv. 2nd row: IZ. I'l'4'Sl-ull. S, I'ue-, Y. IIIIIPIII. Y. Y I'i1-iw:-. .X. I'it't'm-, M. I'v'lt'i', Il. I'a'l'4 I m Wk- rv H. I'f-mII1-lun. Ii. I't-I-rx I. I' t:tI. 3rd row: .I. Iluimrts. S. Iiuzu-It l'. limi:-It. N. Ilit'hmumI. IC. Ilvy- lwluis. .I. Ilumsf-y, t'. Iizigrsflaxio, .X. tguzurry. .X. I'yI4-, K. I'i'i4-I- 4th row: AI. Szimplf-S. .I. I:lIIIt'lIf.2't', II. Ilus- Se'II, .I. IIIISS, S. Iluss. I'. RUXVIZIIICI. .-X, Iluwinmi, A. Ilngl-Vs, H. IIHIIIII- fittt-, S. ilu!-+-rts. 5th row: If. Sl-ntl. .I. Svln-m'm:tim, I'. Suynr, N. Sump- Soil. Y. Sums, M. Sums. lst row: H. Sims, l'. Sinn-rly. N. Slim-Iloy, Il. Shi-IIs-y, Ib. Sf-:tw-t', I'7 SQHIS, S. Small, It. Small, .I. St'0ll .I. Svull. 2nd row: Ii. Siiliflgt-atss. NI. Smmtt, S. Smith, !.. Smith, I . Smith, II. Smith. Il. Smnllwrmd, N. Smziilwumd. S. Si'vtnui'+-. 3rd Tow: I'. Ste-mlmztn. .X. Stl-zuimziu, XV. Stzttzi. S. Stzlrnl-S, N, Sturm-S. N. Stzirnl-s, t'. Slzlrm--S. M. Slzlpln-lun. Ib. Statl- I:ll'tI, K. Stnvnlt-S. 4th row: XV. Test-v 4-l'. S. 'I':inm-V, II. Sutln-rI:lmI. S. Sul- lins, S. Suit, .I. Slrztll-y. II. Stiltlwr, t'. Ste-I't't-v. 5th row: t'. 'I'ut'pi11, I' 'I'iII1-1'. lst row: t'. XYIIIIQIIIS, I.. xVilI'I'l'll .I. XV:ll'fI. .X. XY:lt'lI. .I. XYzlIle-V. Il. XY:iIIe-li. .I. XY:iII:lm-, t'. 21 .'. 4-:1i'S. Nun Iiiimi S Xl Il. Xtilthi I NX XYicIln-r. S. NVitInvi', t'. Wiwl-Il-r. t'. XVI-IIS, Ii Z. 'iIfIn't'. Y XYQ-:Illia-i'Iy. 3rd row: S, N. Ylmm-. l', Yzxts-S. M W: 'live-V. If. XYinkIvr, I' Xt'iIIi:xms, S, NX'iIIi:1ms. Still. XX:1IIwt', t' 2nd YOW' XVII:-ox, XV NVIIIIIOF, S. IW:-It-h. IC. A1It'IIiII'l1IS XY1'ig:I1l. S Wilslm. NX' K. Willis-1' TEE 1 mv in fv- am- HI- Om:ANwx'l'ruN: Hi-Y. Sl-uNsm:: N112 P11111 W. Shank. PUr:l'u:-src: 'Flaw Hi-Y is :1 llunim' l'm1'nr1c'h of the National YMCA Ar I'lx':'rufs: Bzlslu-Un:1ll 1Q'2IlNb'. Dl'0,LfI'2INS. Community projects, -55- HI-Y EXECUTIVE COUNCIL lst row: 'I'. XY.xr'l'i--lx. li. lllllwlim-. J. 1'lll1l':'I1ilI 'I' llvmlrix 12 INA ind row: XI. MvY:ully. If. 'l'--1-Is, ll. Imran. lv, l,i4vIlll1'l'L21'I'. 3rd row: Il, Iiusrfvll, II. XX':4l'4i, ll Ilvuw-Il'-. 41:11 row: XIV Slmnk, sprvlls--11 lst row: I'. Wluilm-I, XX' 1m11xxf..1x lu. Nlarvs, .l. l'f4lw:1r'4ls, li, Il--ww-In-. 2nd 1'0W! M. Il:l2ir-. IP. llulln-l', Il Awww, ll. 'Ilmm:1s, Il. Mzwliu 3rd row: 'I', W:1xg1'i-Ala, 12. Ifwx. Ii, Knfll mzln. 'itll I'0W2 .I. llululm:11'1l. II, XYiIl. 'I' II4-ll'l1'ix. 1' I'u1'sm-ly. lst row: 'I', 'IU-l'Iw-il. XY, III' ---4 lilf- -I, lI1lHI'Il'l!l4l. I' XX'x',-5. V, Kirlxyml- rivls, 2nd row: tl, 1'.1v'1'iQ-l', .I. Vrnss. .I, Sli4lh:1m. II, l,. ,XII--11. IW. I:lll'4lillL'. 3rd row: .I. liylw-ly, Ii. XV-slrvll. H, Nznlyf-1-. 4th row: ll. Ih-l'n4-r. .L V11- mln-l'Wurmxl lst row: Al. Illizauwl, D. VVil4-mx. X. .Xmic-rsmu. .I. III-Ive-yy NV. Sproles, VV. XYri:I1l. 2nd row: tl. I-Zryaln, IH. ITIWPXVII, XY. Valmpln-'I Il. I7l'IIIl l 'IN-I-ls. 'li :Qp nlvs. 3r:i row: IZ. Huh-. II. h.fxxx!, XX. XIX. I., XxIIdL'I', Il. lux. .L mix. 4th row: J. lint:-cll , H. Mv- Nm-I. AI. III-1'1'i1:p:' A III n In-rsun Il. Mun-. 51h 1'0W2 Ii. XYHHI, IZ. liurle- ww. IC. I'I't'SIHlI, ID. IiIng, I', 'I':n.Iu'. lst row: Il. Ilussvll, F. 4lulI1x'u-, AI, MwN:1'Iy. 2nd row: II. xVI'IQ.2'IlI, I4. Hzuntt. If. Slmutlw. 3rd row: .l. I,uIt. S. XYflII:u-v, Il. XYLJSIUII, Ii. Sim-. 1st row: In In-Vault, It. I'e-mIlf-- lun, IZ. Ifmwl, I'. Mum-ss, II. Fox, II. 'I'11mn.-II, .I. Iluy, Il. Vw-tml. 2nd row: IZ. 4'zu'r11:u-lc, Ii. I.ig'I1t, H. Iipqznn. I,. Hunt. J. Ii. Ms-Elruy. 3rd row: K. Mzxrsh, G. I,Ig'ht, IJ. Linn- In-wgl-v', IS. Iiritls. D. liuwrl, I'. Rug- pslvs. 4th row: XV. Huy. J. Huy. Sth row: II. II:ntm'I1m'. Il. I'e:l1'S011, IC. Kirk, l,. rI'llIIIlt'I1, B. FIL-z-11012 Sth I'0'W: BI. Ulmsn, .I. XVilli:lmS, F. IZIIFIU-'l', S. Kvlly. 7th row: Mr. Slrivlih-Il, XV. VI'iI1i::mS, IS. Hzlrris, J. I,:llu-, ID. .xxIll1IlIL2'IllII, S. IIPIIIIIS. 8th row: Il. I'x'i1-el, J. I':2ll'1j', M. Muulk, F. IA-wis. S. Munzll. Sth row: Ir II:1Il. fi 3, Egg 1 .9 6 ' W . t vfa.. M 4 Tlx' 1 J'-'1'e4X' A55xfi5 md - 3613 mv ,gf 5. f , ly Wf - 'z 'L 1 43: A 1' I , 3 Q K fi ,f G! ,,Jf 'iff' sm f Nw m-53 wi' Qi -'Q 4 Y i F N C ,Qin 9 fi xv-: u a n lm, 1 an www!!! at ,. X 3 E X 5 x Q-, gin X X . , x ' ' 1 9. ' 'fi' 5 'x - N N xx. 4 g , Q i'Jy,' M330 4 ZBA , wi YR I a ff-'D ' 3' ' . 'IW t ' ' gg, ffl 'iz - wr' A X. if 'W xv M n :'.-,ist .. . 2 'QW' , Q 1 ff? '31 3 ' 1 , ,,,vfi?'i,QQQ XM: was M . ,X iffy Y, 'f ' w Rx 1: ' f-Q , f X' I 'Nw , ,fjvl 1 a Wentz! Y , 5 K 7 X55 i , ff , , Qigxi Q , .4 JZ? M! ' P If-0 :fx : rch, sy, , J, V5 Ui 4,4 w gm. -- -7 wi N W , 5 5 Mtn Y . ,.-51 ' MW' W' I 4 ' 410, I I , ' 2 was-' 1 fff 22 1- 2 'M Q-si 6 5 7 qi QQ, Z Uh .y 201 W , ' im, , L .1 9 ming , gg, ,N . , L .62 7 L'3V! , i ,L K. 4 'ffzi ' , , . Q ,jf 'f . My .W 4 ,W W, , M , agp 'W M , Q 1 hm. . .gl , I ' . va, , I' A fs, 'I' K ,Q 5 pl' It ,,, 44 v ,fr-3 Q,-J , f ff' ' V' 'KV , I J ,N 7, 'V y , ,gf . No 4 1 ii 'K 'W-Y. 5 I W-sul 'Wx N 'We A N X. 5. i. .W E M I YI: 712 iff, - - J 4- lst row: IG, Idliis, S. Iiazwsmi. IC. S4-Ilvrs. II. Ilzimmrrml, ll. Mullins. .I. IfIIIlHIII'IlI', .X. .XSIrlll'j'. lf. Iizirtli-y, Il. XYiIIizm1s. II. AIIIIOVSOII, Z. Ovorbay, M. lluiiligx. it NI.-iw-I-i'. 12 Hush, I-I. Iflwiiu-ix', 2nd 1'Ow: .I. Swirl, I'. Ilmivil. IP. IvI'1llII71l. .I. IIUIIIIJIUII, IZ. Ililnswii, .1. AIl'II.IIIl'Y, S. I I1-vliww. I'. XI1ll'i':1y. I. .lflym-V. Ii. lndm-iii, IZ, Alvis. Il. Ilrnwlx. ll. I:illI1'l', II. I,.1lim1-1. .X. Alzissi-iiuill. IP. III-Q-ml. H. Imx. Il, lI4w,I'1I1-I, .l. Hill--iixxnili-I. 'l'. Ilwair. IW. IIIIIIISIIIIIII. 3rd row: Ii, Sims. .I. XY:lIIis, IN. S1-HIS. M. Czlrsfnl. I. I'1II4IU'I. II. Irv-ml. V. IIIIIIIIIIIVIQ 1'. Iiiirlvsmi, Il. 'IK-I1-V. Ii. Ilziiiin-V. II, IH---klall. S. Nziim. Iv. Hifi. II. 1':ii'm:lr'Ii, If' I'iI:l'il11. l'. XYziIIw1', 1'. I':l1'l'1S, I . Iirxllviii. IP. I4'Ii-ililw. S. I:IIl'lI1'S. AI. XYIiil:iIu-I'. N. Ilnlizllx- mm. fith row: .I, IA-4-. 'I'. Illliili-y. IZ. .IOIlIlIII,2N. A. Sivziilinzuii. AI. Iizllu-, S. King. K. Ihiznll. U, II:iII. .I. l!:iiIi-v, 'I'. Slnwul f-.' , I'. Ililiizxm. 4'. l'fvI1-mzlii. Y, XVIII-wx. l'. 'I':riinlvlxn. S. Sim-lnlvlw-. .l. I,:xliv. II. Ilulvili- I-Ili-, Ii. Ili-gh-r. II. III-i'1'wll. IP. Sluul. Il. XY:11'4l, li. Ili-1-il. I' 1'.m1u-V. II, XYIIIIJIIIIS. Il. Iizerln-V, 41, Nif-:Im-11 IIll'II'. EP. 1'Iiz1mIIe-V. N. 1'wl'I'in, IZ. Smilli. Ii. I-Ellis. A, 1':1I1-X. Ii. I'i'e-I-mzill, XI. I!:iII. I-I, IN-l'l'y. .I. I rwrIu-S. if. Ilziil. NY, Iilzxillxf-uhmkim-V, S. Ii:nl'1'm1, .I. Lzlm-. 53h row: .l. Iulnf-. .I. Ihuvy. AI. Kirk, II. M1111-, lf. .IQ'IlIlIII2N. XY. S111-ul--S. Il. AIvNI-vl--. S. Swrll. J. I':1lI'I5. S. Imtsfm. lr, Hull. XY, ,xlili-H, l,, llmlrll.-1-, 5. 'I'x'ix'f-Ilv. 4'. l I1-lvI1vl', I'. XX'I1iIwm'lIi. .I. Svnli. 6th row: XI. I,:1i'Iiins. Il. I'i'im'. II. Imvix. II. IH---lui. N. 1'-iixipt-iii. 11 Qlrulfh, If Iliivln-1111-i', .l. Imy. .l. 'I'1'ilflvti, A. IH'y4h-ii. l'. Uv:-Vlxaly, .I. IR-:ilu-, I,. Stilt- mr, Al. Alziilmlux. 'l', Alillwin, Il. Will. II. I'uli-znt. 7th row: .l. Mlzims. .l. Vmmlf-s. IC, Ni-wiuun. f'Vt.:'wi3z,? 2 , , ' 'X i A , 4 2 . A fx y my Q xi? X415 H 1 r x 0. 1 I 1 A 'U' QA' uf . A X x ' , 1 v,m . 1 xx, 4.. un W . u 1 N w 5 .- .-fl' ...I ' lst row: S. 1g1'Yill, C, NVilli:lms, J. Kihlwr, M. Stroud, C. f'Ill'SUlI, F. 'IR-vis, XV. Kvt- rrwn. Id. 'l'I'il-'lIil3, N. Jwnvs, l'. Szlylor, J. Sluss. 2nd. row: l. HLIZIII, 12. An14lm'sn11. IW, 4':u'flw--ll, 12. Suylor, S. Al011fil'0IVlt'l'j', J. Coates, R. M4-Millon, J. Dixon, L. H:lywm'th. IZ. IR-ming, M l':1ttu1'son, 3rd row: N. Sims, P. Hull, L. Drydell, li. Bowyer, A. l7l'y4lt'll, J. Lott, G, Brwm, .I. Gre-mm, M. M4-Intrmsh, J. Bl:u1kenhevkI+-r, IS. llvnms. 4th row: K. Churc'luill, H. Nlllh0l'lQ1ll1l, V. AIilL'I:t't1l, J. Mrmrv, J. 4'hm'4-hill, B. VVild:--r, IC. 'I'z1y1m', U. Yun 1zI'2lIllvl', IS. 'l'ive, Ii. Lyons. S. Stalrues, M. Fe-rrell. 5th row: M. Mm'C1'ou, .I. Mvlntnslm, R, Ferg:'usrm, .l. Floek. IL YVilrlor, .-X. l'us14m, M. XYhil:1lu-rg Iv. XVhiIlIlIllHl't', I., HI'j'2lll, IG. Hllllll, IC. Il.-rush-y, ll. Mmm, N Ilu11v:111. 6th row: Ii. Ilulumnull, M. Moss, lf. In-zxring. .X. .Xllds-rsmm. IC. llzlrvis, 1'. 'I3lll'lv- mm. .I. K. Hull. S. Fllllu-1'Swl1. ll, Hllflfvll. N. Sturm-S, Miss 111l1l'hPIlFillI. D0 I have Q-x'e1'yhndy's eu-si' . mv? 4- J- 1-J 3 ' u54 s... ll .gilt aff' 1st row: .I. IMIIQ, I.. ICIIenlI111'tr. 'l'. 'l'ol-Iwi, 11, XV est, .I. I.i:nst'orII, Il. Hollis, l'. Wilkerson. 2ndvrow A, .xslim-53 ln, III-wi-in-, Il. 1'I1umIII-r, II. xvilllghllll, II. IIunI. N. Nuim, I' .Jom-s. 3rd row: Mr. l7t'x1lllll, Sl-oils:-I-, I t':urt1-r, I, Ilurlsun, II. Ilrown. t'. Yemiiillimi. II, .lKIItl!'l'NUll. 4th row: If Arimlml, Il. Moore, M. flwn-us. .I. I'o.Iy, S, .lollllsoir Il. XYiI4le-l'. 0 TDOORSM N ORGANIZATION: Outdoorsmen Club. SPONSOR: Mr. Robert DeVault. V OFFICERS: Group I: President, Al Asbury: Vice-President, Dudley Q Hewette: Secreta1'y-Treasurely Bruce Wilder. 9-Q Group II: President, Richard Harrisg Vice-President, Jim Taylorg Secretary. Lucian Orrick: Treasurer, Stanley John- son. PURPOSE: To teach members the value of intelligent management of natural resources. To further an interest in outdoor sports of hunting and fishing. To promote sportsmanlike methods of hunting and Hshing. To increase consideration of others. To encourage safety afield and afloat. lst TCW! I-I In-un, .I. ll2ll'lI.Z'I'KIVQ', A. lI1lI'lillIS, 'I'. .XlISllQ'l', .I. Ilzirmzin. II. XVIII-tsell, ID. Hawes, R Sgirnli-s. 2nd POW: 17. Il:1i'ts4wk, U. Nulilv, .I. Isa-11114-I'5.:', ll. Iiul'I'I1, li. Urrivk, A, Lillie, 3rd row: U. Perry .I, 4'run:, N. l'IoufI, Il. Imhyns, IC, Sli-wart, .I. Ilznwkins, H. Il:irrisoI:, II. Iivltmi. 4th row: .I. Iiurlesmr, H .lwlmsnii III. Xhitwnl, 4'. Iloml. l'. l'ImmIIe-r. .I. Vox. 5th row: II. Ilullovk, .I. Ilzigrzi, II. Urrivk, .I. 'I'zlylOr. Mr In- X':1ull. 6th row: W, Ilillizum, II. Mule, .X. liIlf.I'Q'.Y, Ib, Iioller I., Iluflson. 7th row: .I. Iforlues, Il. Bei-k I' .Iom-H. II, Arnold, Ii. Ilaurris, Il. l't'I'fllIt'. 8th row: IC. IH-rry, M. Illizzzlrd, IE, Hziwk. N ll' lu Ipaq -TE- 151: EOWQ li. Hr-vli, K, Allure, Ir, llmlfru, XY. Kvl 411, li. XXII1- sn-I. I IR-izll, ll. lim-fl. ll. lIlg'lll, 2nd row: J. llzirmifn. I'. Ilowi--ri, 'l'. llelw-y 17. Uhurvli. .l. lllllFllilll Ir. Ii-fllvr, Crd row: IC. XYINISOII, .l. llnwk- ins, li, Ulm-Ilrm-, I . Nlt'1lllIllIt'll. 4th 1'0W: Il, lim-li, 'I'. Mull- Ii. 'I'i1ml1:ls, IC. Iilrps. il. XVI-Stull. 5th 1'0W:.l. Ilupzi. Il. Hilton, lt. Liulit, li. l'AlIllIM', ll. llefiier. IQ S-Ig'-. 6th row: 12 XX:.lIiIu, lf. lilwiyli-s, Iv. Hzlwvs. ID. liixw-II. 'I'. .lZll'liSull. SPORTL CL B ORGANIZATION? Sports Club. SPONSOR: Coach Jones. PURPOSE: To provide an organization for boys interested in all types Of sports. ACTIVITIES: Programs consisting mostly of outstanding sports events. A ' 1 TRAVEL CLUB Q f ORGANIZATION: Tiavel Club SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Fanslow OFFICERS: President, Tommy Helveyg Vice-President, Johnny Trip lett Seciet nw Emily Dobson PURFOSI-2: club l'OI:lf1'eShmen designed to broaden their Concepts Of the world in which they live. ACTIVITIES: Provide guest speakers end films to carry out purposes of club. lst row: .I, Inim-xiii, H. lflem-1IOI', .l. lluherts, li. lmlisoii, Ir. Si-ails. IC. l'erry, 2nd row: M. Iirooks, M. Sums. lI.4'1+x. A. lluiim-sin, l'. 'I'uI'pin. .I. tlrululi. 3rd row: If. S141-vel: .l. I.I-Q-. l'. Murry. .l. XVilli:nms, M. Phase-, il, Vlvliwiis. 4th row: lr. Slzillzxrsl. I', Yates. J. Vulslisill. 5th row: ll. l7l'Y1lllll, ll, Ilimilwrpxer, B. lfawd. J. 'I'i'iplelI. Mr. l ZlllSl0NV. 1724... X 1 CARVI G CL B ,fx lst row: W. 1 1 use es Sm' I row. 1. . ll 1, . . ., i. II.11kI1,m. , . Mu 111S, ll. 'v.11uI,hn, B. Bioome, S 4'lllIl't'll. S. lfIlNh4'IlI. IZ. Ibzivis. .I. Cooper, XV. Cnnipe, lll. H111lSm1. 3rd row: I'. .Inns-S, ll. llil1g'11s. V. lloyd I P S. Manrliu, 'I'. xl'l'!IIlll'l'l'Hl'Il, A. HHlId8l'S0ll. K. Byrd, F. Isley, II I.yrd, I.. Mnim, S. Light, L. Ilale. 4th royv: .I. V1-1'111iIIiO11, W. l'HllVlS0l', II. H11mph1'eyS, H, L. Allen, Ii. Xltwttl-'llI!l, H. Sams, F. Lewis, 5th row: 11 Hilton, Il. l:1lk1'l', II. M1'K:11'en1, B. Hammond, T. Harlili-1'11:11I, IC. II:11111, S. l'OIdi1'O11, I. Aclmns. 6th row IG. f'llll'k. I4. L1-erly, II. fg'!lI'l'I0l', J. VVl1ittle. 7th row: M lli-'l'I'lIlf.2, ll. Alvis, A. Asbury, J. Gatrell, M. Bliz- z'11'4I, Il. Ilnwk. , OROAN1zATION: Carving Club. SPONSORS: Mr. Rollin Kennerly and Mr. T. C. McConnell. OFFICERS: None. PURPOSE: To create an interest in a useful and profitable hobby. ACTIVITIES: Whittle and carve various Small Objects. , A D10 - VI UAL Q4: ORGANIZATION: Audio-Visual Club. fi lf-- SPONSOR: Mr. Bill Blevins. V XX OFFICERS: President, David Butcher: Vice-President, Gay Ruther- s J X ford: Secretary, Bob Gantt: Treasurer, Robert Hodge. . 9 PURPOSE: TO Serve the faculty by Operating audio-visual equipment. W, lst row: Id. Il:1I1-, 4'. l':1rSOn, IJ. NVllill1llll0l'9, Ii. Hmlfre, IJ. 131111-I11-1-, M. 'l'e1l1Ier, ll. l'1lI'lit'l', Il. Mc- I4':i1'I:1111I. 2nd row: I.. lillllllIl'l', .I. Stirlhmii, J. Smith, ll. Cqflllklt, .I 5ltHll'Q', IC. l'OIIie1', lf. I'yl:111t, II. Mc- Anif-I1. 3rd row: II. I 1'z111IiIi11, I4. Gllllff, N. Compton, J. Shll'llll,2', II. llinguw, M. II1-rriiipr, I.. Juanes. S. .len- nings, Ii. Ilurrl, li. I-Innis, 4th row: tl. liutherfnrd, 'I', l'l:1rkIe1'u:11l, A. llk'll4lL'l'S0lI, .I. t':1I1Iw1-II, II. .IOl111 141111, J, Il:1II, ll. AlHlIl't', .I. I.1111lSt'1n'd. Sth row: H. H:11'1'iIle, Ii. lilevins, IL Itzllcer. XV. llilley, Il. Mzldslux I. Gray, -74. . RADIO STAFF 5.1 as? ' 1 Left to rig'11t: ll, Hump, II, tlillizlm, .l. l'z1lm-lr. lr. 'IH-lt-r. Al. Stroud. ORGANIZATION: Radio Club. SPONSOR: Miss Margaret Phlegar. OFFICERS: Student Director. Helen Bump: Announcers. Jim Church- ill and John Palmer: Pianists, Dotty Teter and Marcia Stroud: Technicians, Joe Davy and Bob Gilliam. ,,., PURPOSE: To develop poise through performances. To teach the fundamentals of radio. To cooperate with clubs in pre- paring and presenting the programs. lE27aWQllIOl 1 15 P M COMMERCIAL CLUB ORGANIZATION: Commercial Club SPONSOR: Miss Margaret Schmidt OFFICERS: Group I: President. Maridane Hood: Vice-President. Bet ty Hammond: Secretary-Treasurer, Billie Mae Smith. Group II: President. Barbara Broome: Vice-President, Shir- ley McKinney: Secretary-Treasurer, Samera Kassem. PURPOSE: To provide opportunities for business Students to acquire actual working experience during the training period. To enable commercial Students to obtain positions and advance UTUR E USINESS EADER6 of MERICA ACTIVITIES: Presenting a radio program each Friday from 1:00 to - therein. lst row: N. Szliiipsoii, Miss Sclimitll. ll. XVilli rms. I-I. Sl-llvrs, .I. Hzlwe-S, .l. 'l'lll'lit'l', lr. Stools. 2n row: W. i4lII'I'illl. t'. lit-lim-r. K. liyrrl S. Iiiglil, li, liroomc-, M, lluml. L. lXIl'l'urry, ll. linker. 3rd row: l- Alwl-gmi-1. 'f l:w-ll .l. lI i :l I' M----do It. Mmm lt llunimoml, 4th row: I', Kim-r. K. XYillu-rstiii. ll Rumli. L, Kestv-rson. P. Tfir-ks. .T. Ramsey. A. Rulliow N 'ii'-f-fl S. Ifiilk'-rson. LIBRARY CLUB lst row: M. Ilrooks, F, 4'nrt+-V, .I. Russ, S. Joxepli, N. II. Shelley, lb. Stunts. Znd row! C. Horton mph-lon, S. 'l':InI1el', Al. Mitt-hell, N. m':u'1meIIter, S. l ieenor. 3rd row: ld. Reynolds, F. llogrgzuis, M fnI1lXl'l', Y, Sums. l'. lfivlals, Iv, AlHSlllIlll'lI. 4th row: K. Wilkf-rsmu, l'. 'I'iIIf-r, M, L. lflllSlt'l', S. Mnwell, M lluml N, .Xlla-y. ORGANIZATION: Library Club. SPONSOR: Miss Katherine Powers. OFFICERS: President, Shirley Mowellg Vice-President, Dearlene Stootsg Secretary- TI'E3HSl1I'6l', Sandra Tanner. PURPOSE: To train library assistants. To promote appreciation of good literature. ACTIVITIES: Members work one period daily in library: participation in district Library Association: cultural programs and programs on using the library. qzf af.: -' .f N S - J LLERLXRY CLLIG Why t'2lll'l I keep this book Six weeks? ,76- x 70aMwp Www . kb WW WYLSJMW Mfg 1 113 ,WJ 4LA,'L . N A , :Q - 1 Lf0lWJ4 ,yWi?fQlJNb QAI, 21 W ll. H1 Jtt. CHEER LEADERS ORGANIZATION: Cheerleaders. SPONSOR: Miss Mary Moore. OFFICERS: Basketball season: Captain, Barbara Deming: Co-Captain, Shirley Er- vin. Cheerleaders alternate as captain during football season. PURPOSE: To promote School spirit. To encourage good sportsmanship. ACTIXVITIESZ Sponsor and conduct pep rallies before football and basketball gamesg lead cheering at athletic events in Kingsport and out-of-town. ockwise: H. begin, B, Broome, R. Deming, J. Dixon, tl. Linn. .l. Litton. lf, lNlr'l'mlnell, S. EPI' .QTL- FUT RE TEACHERS lst row: IC. Iflllis, IC. Al0llt'Xl1llll, .I. Uuxtt-mlislm. I'. Slim-fly, Il. Roots, I-1. t':tr1IeI1tel', S. Uutlalw, J. Mc Ilum--y, N. f'.Il'lM'lllL'l'. lf. xVGlllit'l'. 2nd row: .I. SIiIllIlIf'l'. I.. Ilrytlt-ix, 1', Blilvtllltt, .1. llevk, .l. Hawes. S Ioyrl, I2 Hihson, IP. lfriquizzi. 3rd row: I.. Ilzllv, N. Youve-, I-2. Ife-Ilt-rs, I'. llzultlux, .I. I'r:iig:'. I . Hunt, S vNeI-SI-, A. Vox, S. Harm-S. 4th row: IQ. Bunn, Il. l wr:41lSon, Ii. Sutln-rlzxnrl, N. In-nton, II. Scott, L 'l.ll'lt'li, S. Smith, ll. .Ie-tor. 5th row: tl. Nirlernmigr, .l. I!:Ill:1:'4i, Il, Linn, S. l:?lSlllgt!l', B ,IIowurcI, L urslm. Sth row: IS. Ilugiu-, E. Taylor, H. Ileums, IJ. I'lci-nor, 1'. You I!rainol', Ii. Alert-or, J. Craig, J. Hsu'- xlllc I' tl ml I Iii -, I. 'o , I. 'yarn 7th row: IG. Ilyiler, .I. Fuller, Ii. Shelley, K. Simomls, Ii. I-It-fm-r, R. Conklin NI, Moss, ti XV:1lIiIl, ll. t'ni'1reI1t+'l'. .l. 4':il'te1', II. Lee. ORGANIZATION! Future Teachers of America. SPONSOR: Miss Lucy Mae McMillan. OFFICERS: President, Shirley Boyd: Vice-President, Doris Leeg Secrteary, Ken Simondsg Treasurer, Linda Bryanq Librarian, Barbara Gibsong Historian, Betty Poteat. PURPOSE: To learn about opportunities in teaching. To cultivate qualities es- sential in a good teacher. To study the lives of great teachers. To foster the development of student leadership. ACTIVITIES: Serve as guides at P.-T.A. Open House: inform the school about American Education System: aide teachers at D.-B.: Seniors in the club observe teaching in elementary schools: serve with Girl Scout troops. church groups, as hospital aides and as library aides. 'N QKVA y I .'I'..X. stuali-nts se-rvv in Hospitality Shop :Lt III-Isiou Valley t'ommunity Hospital. ...7 8... 1: RMAUPA me 00 QOW 'Ox Q, ' 7 -if 2 ... 1 .,.4.... 1 sf 'Q ll a if 46 O 44,0 'lf NEW tl FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ORGANIZATION: Future Homemakers of America. SPONSORS: Miss Lucile Massengill and Miss Geneva Robertson. OFFICERS: Senior Group: President, Elizabeth Bunn: Vice-Presidents, Shelby Roach and Sue Trivette: Secretary, Joan Kilbourneg Treasurer, Sue Cas- tle: Parliamentarian, Ann Massengillg Historian, Betty Pendleton: Report- er, Samera Kassemg Song Leader, Faye Cardwell. Junior Group: President, Nancy Jones: Vice-President, Jo Anne Heckg Secretary, Barbara Wilder: Treasurer, Virginia Mullins. PURPOSE: To promote appreciation in the joys of homemaking. To work toward good home and family life for all. To promote international good will. To further interest in home economics. ACTIVITIES: Pay assembly program, lst row: T. Joyner. C. XValker. S. Barron, M. Smoot, .l. Ruin--rts, S. liElSSt'lll, J, Iliitlemlge, P. Faigsms, It Goins. L. Sliltner. 2nd row: N. Youve, .I. Hopkins, l. llirze, G. Rower, H. lirmd. I.. Smith, S. Imniel. I Hxuhln. 3rd row: A. Howling. C. Penland, L, lYlL'i'lIl'l'5, S, Imrlsvm, F, Wirlner, V. Mullins. S, Maples. l lif1lNS9B'. E. Fvllers, H. Bailey. S. Roach. 4th row: H. llihson, li, linker, II, lmng, .X, Quarry, lb. Meaulv, X Vox. J. He-wk, S. Coldiron, F. Hunt, B. Brooks. 51511 row: M. Hxlll, H. XYllflL'l', I-I. Iiunn, V, Feazell, H, elle-11, S. Yin-ul'S, S. Trivette, Miss Massengill, A. Mzissenafill. -79-. Il! Y7'P I T,,.,..C V . 4' I. Xl'iIIi:lnis, Il, Ilanilvy, VK. xYIIll'IIl'I', S. Murray, .I. NYllllIlI'lII-I-, .I. Ifmnun 0 R H1 1 XX nllvn, 11. Mull-s, .X, Szimlm-rs, IL llillium, C. :INIl'llllII'1'. I'. III:-lwnnwll, I Fullu 1 I Ruben s N ni-rly. D. E. CLUB OIQGANIYATIONZ D. E. Clubs. SPONSOR: Mr. Jack Roberts. OI-FIC!-Rs: A. B. Coleman Club: President, Jack Duncan, Vice-Pres- ident, Wallace Ketrmig Secretary, Dorothy Mellonsg Treas- urer, Loretta Harrison, Librarian, Sue Castleg Parliamen- tarian, Frank Combs. Dobyns-Bennett Club: President, Greta Moles, Vice-P1'es- ident, Barbara Williams, Secretary, Anna Ruth Sanders Treasurer, Lance Fuller, Librarian, Barbara Bohannong Par- liamcntarizin, Carlos Wallin. XY11:4 it I'lIlil'IISIl U3 ur 2I3'? I7i1I you S NTS .nm-w....c 1515 row: F. Combs, NV. Ketrun, I.. Harrell. I.. Hari-ir':m l'. Amlersrm, ll. Mellmis, J. lluiivzm. 2nd row: U. l,ug:un, S. Ford. ll. Broolis, H, Flzmery, Mr. liwlverts, SIHIHNIIV, li. llutlvdgre. l. Fellers, Z. .lUXl'lQl', S. Vans D. E. CL B PURPCSE: To develop progressive leadership in the field of distri- bution that is competent, aggressive, self-reliant, and co- operative. To provide for an intelligent choice of occupa- tions in the distribution fields. To create in each member an abiding interest in his chosen occupation. ACTIVITIES: Selling football stickersg operation of school storeg sell- ing basketball programsg participation in district, state, and national D. E. Conventiong giving worthwhile Christmas gifts to the neeclyg Employer-Employee Banquet: socials for members and guests. . 'Pelevisiun is exciting fur our IW. H. Stud.-nts at the 1-mxvelitioll in Nashville. Tp X I . ,fst- if l-p.L......... K syn IMIUIQIIS . 1 if I I I I g I iswv 35.- lst row: 'I'. lim-nr, S, li1lSSl'llI. IC. Svlle-rs. S. IIIINIIII-Z'Q'l'. ll Iiwmnlw, V. XY:uIlin. 2nd row: I1 Smith, 12, I.inn, S. IA'4'll4'I', I.. f'l'l'lllllIl', A. AIZISSPIILSII. 3rd row: ll. H:ug'm-. S. AIIZIIIIN, I . lN':ll'illg', K. f'Illll'4'lIlH, S. Vhilfls, .l. llnllznrfl. 4th row: IZ. NY:II'rl. XV. 4':1n1pb4-ll. 'I'. f'1ll'IQ'l, I DI TRIBUNE EDITORIAL TAFF QP 9 I I I I I OIIGANIZATIONI Inchan TI'Ibuno Edltorlal Staff. llhc l ld MBI . , P-- --K - f SPONSOR: MIss Martha Wray. ,Nl OFFICERS: Editor-in-Chief, Judy Comptong Junior Assiciates, Sara Leeper, Sara Lou Bassingerg Sports Editor, Roger Ward. ITURPCSEZ To publish school news monthly. - Q 'ya' I ami- ' H Left to ripjht: 4':n1w+l5n1 NV:ullin, 4'iI'l'lll1lliHll Muxlzlmo,-I-3 Sum Ima-In-l', .xN24llL'IflfQ' Ifjditurg Faurn Imu Hus- Ill!l'I', .Xsw:I.'i:.1-- Iiclixmt ling:-I Ward, Sports lfldimr: .Indy 1'mnp!nn, liclitm'-iIIvl1ie-i'. -gg- Left to right: Al. Vzxrsuii, Y. XYilvOx, IL Urquizzu, AI, XYliit:uker, l,. llziwks, K, .Xl'IlIltlIjJ,'t', I 1 11 if-nh-r, D. l'llllllS'1I2lll. INDIAN TRIBUNE ADVERTISING STAFF ORGANIZATION: Indian Tribune Advertising. SPONSOR: Miss Dessie Nisbett. OFFICERS: Manager, Dolores Urquizag Assistant Manager, Shirley Boyd: Secre- tary. Virginia Wilcox: Treasurer, Sue Sullins. ACTLVITIES: Regular meetings first and third Tuesdays. Soliciting advertisements for Indian Tribune. PURPOSE: TO give Opportunities for students to serve the school and to get ex- perience in club work. To give Indian Tribzmes free to each Dobyns- Bennett student. lhwlfvres l'l'lIIllZIl. Alzsmu:--V, :mil Miss Nislmelt. SW'nisO1'. ,, V' , llt row: l'. Willizuns, Ii. l'i'ymIilm-, ll. lit-zuns, .l, lllzlillc--:ilu-1-lu-I. .l, fmiiiplnvi. 2nd row: S. All-Nu-1-si-, .l. llillviiwzutvvg lil Iiumi, ll. l'Ii:niiilu-rsi 3rd row: J. llnllziwl, ll, I.1llillll'l', II. llziszln-, II, 4Iiu-:wh-I. 4th Stow: H. lizlll, S, Vliillls, S. Alvin-lmlc, ll. lf:-mglisiiii, 5th row: II. liyuiis. l'. Mum-ss, l'. Smith, MAROON AND GREY EDITORIAL STAFF ORGANIZATION: Maroon and Grey Editorial Staff. OFFICERS: Etlitoi'-in-Chief, Celia Smith: Assistant Editor, Sonia Morelock. Kxarlm' sCH0L.,sr PURPOSE: To publish the sc-hmil's yearbook. 1-lF,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,...,,,f1' In preparing this yr-:irbuok the staff has attempted to give a ll C-I-'N coverage of school life, activities, classes. and sports. We 904, A wish to thank Miss Blanche Criggei' fm' hex' continuous help S3 HSsoclR'T'o and tireless work nn the 1953 Maron: and Grey. She guid- ed us and made it possible foi' us tn publish this annual. r-uliill All-iw-lm a .'.'s:'iSt:x1it lCdi1oi', :tml U4-Fai Smith. lil-'litmt Q.-u-....,,, -1.3, Nl- lst row: 12 smilh, I5 IR-iiclletmi, S. Vnstle, A, llmft-13 IZ. Smith, .l, lirvlnwls, Z, .luymfig H H11 llnm li Xlillilll, I', I.:u-5: 2nd row: S. lloyd, H. l'L-Vry, Ill. Imlgsun, ll. All-Ilridv, IZ flfillllklf Il. lulul hull. .l. Iixillurel, MAROON AND GREY DVERTISI G STAFF ORGANIZATIQN: Maroon and Grey Advertising Staff. SPoNsoR: Mr. Waldo Smith. QI-'FICERS2 Business Manager, Sue Castle: Advertising Managers, Betty Pendleton and Barbara Gibson. PURPOSE: To handle all annual money and prepare ad layout. To finance Ma- roon and Grey. Mr. Smith, S11n11::m', Helly lk-lirllelnfll, :xml Suv l':ls1ln-. -gg-, lst row: ri. Linn, S. Iinsingt-r, Ii. 'I'it-ti. Ii. Iloxvziril. 2nd row: I.. Mursli, .X. Hair, III. Petr-rs, N. Hurd. 3rd X'0W: I'. l'l':im-. ll. .Xlwl, ll. XYils'1vX, XY. HI'4u'lilu, li, l'2ll'lll'. ORGANIZATION: Junior Classical League. . SPONSOR: Miss Grace Elmore. 4 , OFFICERS: Caznsuls, Gay Linn and Sara Lou Basinger. 4' n PURPOSE: To enf:r.urage among yeung pen ple an interest and ap- If . preciation in the eivilization. language, literature, and art iff of ancient Greece and Rome. f AC'r1vi'rIi-Ls: Learning the system uf Rcman government by organiz- A ing the J. C. L. cn the plan of Roman government: alternat- lm . ing cultural programs with business programs in meeting: . I It purchasing extra equipment to make Latin more interesting - 7 and enjoyable: furnishing material aid to those in need: f keeping in contact with other J, C. L. chapters in the U. S. lst row: .X. M. Iiowlinpr, S, Ross, H. Coleman, I'. llillium. Id. l'i-rry, I-I. Irolison, .l. llroke, A. Stvml m:.ii. N. Mvllrifli-, I'. I,:i4-x, N. l'OI'I'iii, Y. l-Zclw:ii'ils, 2nd row! S. N5'l'r', M. I':iIti-rsou, V. llc-nton, K. lleg- le-r, .L Ilogt-rs. I'. Ni-als, .X. Pyle, I'. lbiiiu-1111, N. Uoiiilrlrvii, 'I'. Pyle. K. .X1'niiI:xe'e, I.. lluwk. .l. C2ll'peIllBl', IC. Smith. 3rd row: .l. All-Iizuiwy, S, Imiie-, I'. Hilti-In-I'. I'. l'lOifk. S. ,Xll1lIIlS, K. Cliurvhill, li. l'eClital, S Ali-llairris. Ir. lion ti, Ii. 4'I'j'IIIlrll'. li. Illllis, A. Ibryde-ii, Il. Ili-yaui, .l. Adams. 4th row: N. l':irpenter, B lit-mais, I'. Ifit-Ifls, 'I'. In-.ing .l. Voiniatoli, I'. ltowlund V. Wilwix. I'. Vooiu-r, I'. IM-nisc-, S. Barron, M. Moss I'. In-1-, I,. W:ii'ri-ii AI. Mil:-livll. I'. You Ilrzimvr, .l. NV:rll:u'v. I'. .lohlisoin .l. Cross, ll. flillllillt, M. XVl1itnlier, 12 1'1ii-son, 12, In-I-il 5th row: .l. Ilziile-y, Ii, llaiyworlli. .I. Iizim-, AI. liiiinziinl, 'I'. 'I'oi'Imett, .l. Lott, N. Den- ton, Il. Ilimlsmui., .I, I:lillIlil'IllIl't'lill'l', II. XVilli:ims, li, l':ii'kt-r, IL. AIvI4':irl:u1nl. 6th row: I' .lb. XVliitwOrtli Iv. IW-x. I'. I'i'i4rim, I'. lin-rlmy, ll. Ilaxwk, 'I'. Sproliiri, II. llolnyns, Ib, Arlilingtoii, lb, Hall, .l. Peake, A Pnslnn, --g fp.. INTERCLUB COUNCIL ORGANUATIQN Interclub Council. SPONSOR Miss Hettie Ewalt. Cimcars Picsident, Winter Wright: Vice-President, David King: Secietary, Zelma Overbay. PURPI SE To make out an activities calendar at the beginning of the ye ll including all dances, picnics, and social functions so as to avoid mix-ups in schedules later on. ls row lk lvl'1.lllZ2l. .l. lllblllllllill, M. lloml, K. l'lllll'4'lllll, S. i!:n:sin1:i-V, Ii. Amli-rsmn. 1.. Lum. 2nd 1ow L Nu il Ii l., Hump. Il. King. H. liimr. ll. Ilruu-if-ml. 3rd row: 'I'. W:u':'i4-li, .X. Amh-rsou. 4th r w 1 lux mn. XV. Wright, .l. llum-am, H. L, Allen, IL Hutt-In-r, IL Klzlllll, 5th row: lf. 'IH-Q-ls, 'li Ilvl- ux I lulm, Iv. Stout. Sth row: R. Alvis, YV. Nix, E. Preston. Pu ' To o ORGANIZATION: Parent-Teacher Association. OFFICERS: President, Mrs. R. J Sims: Mrs. Carter Cryinble, Mrs. M. A. Urquiza, Mrs. Clarence Bryan, Mrs. J. G. McNally, Mrs. S. W. MacBeth. PURPOSE: The P. T. A. serves as a link between the school and the home. ACTIVITIES: Sponsored all frolics after football games, provided chaperones for the Senior trip to Washington and for the band buses. P TA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL t to right: Mrs. M. A. Urquiza, Mrs. Carter Crymble, Mrs. Clairexivf- liryzm, Mrs. li. J. Sims, Nl Yullv, Mrs. S. W. MacBeth. -87.-. Senior Play Cast George, it doesn't snow like this often. Homeroom 105 does its patriotic duty. It reg- istered and voted 1011 per cent. ATHLETICS .::,:....- Ci r H X l g A wig.. uf WMS ' -f NVIIIZ :mul .longs lst rbw: H. Mr-Bride! D. Rurdine, .I. f'hurc-hill, U. Durham, T. Henley, .I Dobxns D. Howotte, T. VVeatherl'ord, .I. Vit-:n's. 2nd row: .I. Moore, innnaige-1', H. Ring It Millu.r1,1S. XV:1llac-Q, .UZ XVm'ren, G. Hilton. B. S4-ott, K. Simonds, Ib. King. 3rd row Com.: Schwarz, M. Owens, Managvr, Ii. Moore, Manager, G. Hzirnnmnml, M. MvN:1lly, li. 'I'hom'1s FOO Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport Kingsport A ff ' V + 4.,x. 71 . , if: ' 4 f' V .,,f' 5 1- . , I, 1 E. Marrs, B. Stapleton, ll. Brown, H. Hefner, .I. Byerly, B. Hodge, Manager, Coach Jones. 4th row: F. Tee-ts, IJ, Hutm-In-r, H. Ilydur. .X. Vmlerwood, .l. Edwards, H. Bullock, D. Carico, J, Robinson. LL iedule Oliver Springs 0 Jefferson City 0 Sullivan 6 Chattanooga Central 33 Erwin 7 Roanoke Jefferson 6 Knox East 0 Bristol 0 Elizabethton 0 Young 24 Johnson City 0 lanagels M Owen and R. Moore I y , l w-.J eff 5 P' Q 25. Dickie Warren 22. Reece Heffner 45. Bobby Thomas 30. Ken Simor1dS 32.BilI Ring 44. Dudley Hevvetl: 16 9' --vb , V . . .-Q... . 4 . N E, ,,,. , z - ,Z ,N L.. ' Annu M . ...N I ,. ff. Q f ., ' 1 N A . . fn' , ' fix Nu if 'E -l Mmm-,M 27 Eddie Marrs 20. Ray Hyder 40. Gardner Hammond 46. Jim Churchill 24. David King 15. David Berbcher VARSITY Team Football IN Yllllllkfl. I.. Xxlllmrns, .l. Ullvll, A. Illluglm-S. IP. Fox, .l. Kilp.:m'v, l,. Waist. ll, VJIIIIIX. 2nd row: I , J. Miller, W. .low-s, Il. lf'm':l, .l. tlilnu-r, l'. Mow-lm'k, R. llllllll, J. Vrnss, l'n:u'h In-Vuulf, N F reehmen F oothall lst row: I.. Hunt, FI, I-'I+-+-n-fr. lt. lllphf. H. Imhyns, Al l'l1:ls:-. 'l', Holm-y. 12. Vhun 1, H. l'n-znrsfm. IP, Him-wus. Il. Ilnxis, Munn sv 2nd row: INN:-I1 In-X'.l11lI J. X'z-rlllillioll, J. H. Mul-I':v:x, H l,i:l1I, IG, XX':1I:'fnl1, I'. Mn x ffs, .l. Huy, 1'. .lUllH llI N' I-HHH swf' qs ,s M -Q' wr 4 1 1 an WH CK WARREN GP QWBEAT . 5 ' ' 1 N, , A gf' 9 .' V1 v ,J xqxf lf.. . 5 1 J 1 1- O P ,Rf . .Q . .f , 1 J I Q' I I ll Nlzulrl . . ' Y: .i I -.1 . v' 3 ' ' rv ' x ji, 1 fr-' ' ,' 1 0 ' ,I T Q.. 1 I ' K 'X , . 5 ' w ' ' lst BASKETBALL TEAM row: IL NY:H'l'+-lx. .I, Il, Alzsrhlvx. Il, llmrlle-5, A. lvlllll'l'XYllHfl, II. 4:I't'l'llQ'. IZ. hast. 2nd row: H. I,, .Uh-vu, Alilllilgvf, .I, 'I'!lyllvl', ll, Him-, S. .Iuhnsn11, V. Iinsx. ' ford. N to-mwlm f'I lNX' .ae 'lr if 61 G9 L? 'Of UL r-ia B - Team Basketball aaa 9 Front row: L. Vwwu-ll, J, HlilZA'l', ll. Hrillrx, .I. Huy. 4'. XYHIIMI, V. He-ll. Back TOW lvulvlu In-Xuull, I.. Mlm-. .l. Iiuy, Ii. XYIMI4-r, ll. 1'hi4IlIlIl'l'H, ll. .luhnsnn, A. XYZIVIKII - . . V. ,- ' 1' n I , f 1' 1 4 , , , ' I 1 - .f ' ll ' 7 I, , , I . I , , f -. 4 I m'.,:.+11 Huy Ii. 1'I'1lNYI-llI'll, l':1pI:1inS J. R. ixlgulqlu-4, lmfklm- XX:ll'l'1-n. :HJll1I!L1l'l'S, Ihm l'Il'um'l1, .limmy IH-:nkv I ll! tum -X Hn ASKET B LL RE LT We They We They Kingsport vs Holston Valley ........ 55 53 Kingsport vs Bristol ............,............. 53 37 Kingsport vs Holston Institute ..,... 73 47 Kingsport vs Holston Institute ...... 72 46 Kingsport vs Surgoinsville .............. 79 40 Kingsport vs Johnson City ............ 66 56 Kingsport vs Lynn View ........,....... 75 55 Kingsport vs Erwin .......................... 50 39 Kingsport vs Knoxville East ..,..... 73 56 Kingsport vs Roanoke Coll. Frosh 61 64 Kingsport vs Sullivan ,..,.,..... ....... 4 2 36 Kingsport vs Roanoke ...................... 73 71 Kingsport vs Holston Valley ........ 59 45 Kingsport vs Blountville ...... ...... 5 7 46 Kingsport vs Surgoinsville .,.......... 82 47 Kingsport vs Bristol ......... ...... 6 6 49 Kingsport vs Blountville ..... .....,. 6 1 46 Kingsport vs Sullivan ......... ....... 4 6 44 Kingsport vs Erwin .v,..... ....... 8 1 56 Kingsport vs Elizabethton .... ...... 5 4 60 Kingsport vs Roanoke .,......... ....... 8 2 59 Kingsport vs Lynn View .. ...... 47 37 Kingsport vs Elizabethton .............. 53 52 Kingsport vs Johnson City ............ 64 66 QEB LL CHED 1111952 We They May 12-16 - DISTRICT Kingsport vs Unaka .... . .... 7 6 I l We They Kingsport vs Unaka ...is-.,..i. 1s...,. 1 4 2 5252555855 XS Stihl' 'ffffff if? 3 Kingsport vs Church Hill ..... ..,.... 2 0 6 Kingsport Vs Bluff City 3 2 Kingsport VS Lynn View ----- ------- 1 2 3 May 19-23 - UPPER EAST TENNESSEE Kingsport vs Elizabethton ,..,,,....,.,. 10 1 We They Kingsport VS Sullivan --v..-'-.'- -4-'--- 2 6 13 Kingsport vs Sulphur Springs ...... 2 0 Kingsport VS Redlands, Fla- ---------- 9 0 May 26-30 - REGIONAL tEast 'rennesseep Kingsport vs Bristol ,.....,........ .... 3 2 We They Kingsport VS Erwin v. -------, '---.-- 1 0 0 Kingsport vs Morristown ...... ...... 8 0 Kingsport vs Chattanooga .............. 10 0 Kingsport vs Church Hill ...., .... 5 I 2 Kingsport vs Johnson City ..... .... 5 1 June 2'6 - STATE Kingsport vs Sullivan ....,... ,....,, 2 4 4 Kingsport VS Nashville ----.,--- vv.-'4A-- Wf Theg Kingsport vs Bristol ..,,,,,,,,,i, ,,,, 5 0 Kingsport vs Memphis Central .... 3 2 Kingsport vs Elizabethton ....... .... 4 2 June 17-19 - SOUTHEASTERN Kingsport vs Erwin ................ ....... 2 5 1 We They Kingsport vs Johnson City .,... .... 3 6 Kingsport vs Virginia ....., ....,. 2 3 TR CK SCHED LEl952 Meet No. of Teams Kingsport i First March 29-Knox Relays ..... . ....... 3rd Oak Ridge April 5-Triangular ...,.. .,... 1 st Kingsport April 12-Oak Ridge ..s ......., ,i.,. 2 nd Oak Ridge April 19-Milligan Relays .....s ..... 1 st Kingsport April 26-Big 5 ............ ...,.,,.. ,.... 2 n d Elizabethton May 3-Regional . ..... ...,. 4 th Oak Ridge May 10-State ...... ..,.. 4 th Oak Ridge fw??f'gQ -r' -nr - -- -Q in S, XY.1Il:uv'1'. IQ. Sixllwlulf. 'I', XX'v:lll1--vI1Il'4i, ll. Nw-f il. ICHHI. 'l'. NY:-:lIl1ul'I'4vl'rl, S. XY:lll:u-v. V. lillliv. . I MilI:nn,1l llirrm.. . ,' V . 1 . - A LA f , It 1 ,afff-, V ' j '. Z' F . , . , - . -N ,. -v 21,1 -L..n K7 7 ,-4 ' ' vf fb, -7,1 L it f ' .. f . I , -V .1 X A - - I V it I I A f st row: Ii I'r.-srl-nl. lv, Iimflm- 2nd row: Iv, lst row: .I. Vw-ss, If. liuthv-if-. 2nd row: Il. 'Hum I ulnn, l'I. Mnrrx, KI. .NlwX.1IlA. I Xl-naw. 1lllIl',N', IPlll'i1:lm. I . J, Mllhfr. V. IHll'l1:um. FIRST ROW E. PRESTON F. GUTHRIE 'SECOND ROW UHEWETTE M.OWEN5A KSMONDS EMARRS PMHEFNER SANTT M B.DUNNf . I WEATHERFORD FIRST ROW THOMAS MMQNALLY D.HEWETTE secouo now uanowu moamsou uwoux a.vncAns mos-rom THBRD ROW BJSTAPLETON EMARRS T. BACON LLDOBYN5 lit row: U, Nulrlv, ll, .X1i2ll!4S, li. Sm-ull, I., XY'-sl. .l. liilgnlw-, S, VV:xll:u-v. S. Slilughim-l', li l lt'1'llt'. 2nd row: Frm'-I1 l'r:uvl'u1'4l, li. H4-fm-l', .I. Il. IXIzuimIL1x, I.. Moto, J. NVIlitl1v, D. Hllle-11, H. Jllilllhllll, H. l.. zxllvll Mzlllugur' BASEBALL 1 x ulfiux :md Ulu-rlin Noble, 4'o:u'l1 fux I 4IlXX!ul1l Il. Sw utr, lb. xY2lI'l'Q'l'l, S. SIIIIIKIITPI Xian ' es I 2 LR m'?f' SKIP SLAUGHTER I f id 15' ,ff ' s A .X, ,rn lm' Y---...... s ..- i. 3, '. REECE HEFNER BOYS' Volleyball Champions - Homeroom 105 Basketball Champions -- Homeroom 105 Tennis Horseshoe Singles Place Kick Turkey Race Volleyball Bowling Singles Basketball Free Throw Ping Pong Shuffleboard Football Champions - Homeroom 7 Touch Football Wrestling Badminton Golf Horseshoe Doubles Track Team Bowling Softball Baseball Throw Weight Lifting Tennis Champions Ping Pong Champions D, Wilcox and C. Smith J. Sluss and Bob Mart Shufhebourd ChanipioniS. Boyd Turkey Race - C. Durham Bowling Champion - S. Kasseni TRAM RALS GIRLS' Tennis Ping Pong Horseshoe Singles Badminton Volleyball Shuffleboard Bowling Singles Horseshoe Doubles Basketball Golf F ree Throw Softball Team Bowling Hlll'StlFT!lbL' Cha 1I11 pion 1- E. Sellers Basketball Cllampitns - Homcroom l f',u1 vm. I 1 V 1 ,pm-iam 'P -I' i iiilmiinlw' zrgzzgltd.-1-ya .N . . I-cr'f':T-rv-iiiw il -' V NJ TS N , R e' .. F Q A .a PRESHNIAN YEAR Ho you lhinli wifll i-vt-1' In- ahh- lo find our way SOPHOMG around the hallsi' XM- joined it eniers, D0 You Remember- when we first entered Dobyns-Bennett, how lost we were in the new and when Mr, Kinniek uttered the magic words, Seniors Rise when we went lo our first football frolie and hung around the walls chickens? when we had out first convention for elass oflieers and how seriously the election? when we had our first experience ef dissecting in Biology elass? when we Worried for days after our spring exams, wondering whether t passed algebra and Latin? when we entered our Sophomore year and had the joy ot' knowing that was no longer the green-horn class? building, '? like lost we took mr not we our class SENIOR YEAR - XXX- wi-nt In nlaiu-er. XIX 1 5 5 ! i P libs, VKJNB. gi'-F when when when when when when when when when when when when when when when we WB JUNIOR YEAR - NVQ- suld pups-urn. saw our football team fall in defeat? went to the first Student Council dance? our basketball team won the Regional Tournament? we started checking off the days in our Algebra II book until vacation time? - we we we Mr sold popcorn at all the football and basketball games? went to the Prom? V went to the Splash Party and Theater Party? Kinnick said Seniors Rise, how important we felt as we marched out of the auditorium? Miss Ewalt said Get out a sheet of paper, how penitent we felt because we hadn't studied? . saw saw our last football game and frolic? 'uk' ' - we had our Senior Content exams? W MV? we received our cards and invitations? we went to our Senior Banquet and Prom? we had Class Day? M we had our Baccalaureate Sermon - and finally Graduation? G1-adlizttifm at last! 1 w f ,vi ' l . . 1 ' - . Y , 1' I I' In I know I'm not six feet tall! .W 1 ! I I I think a canary yellow shirt would look grand with my chartreuse suit. f Are you Jean or Joan? ME V -108- 'ii' VV 5' x'K,!DO thinlgithey worked as hard f-A gi ,L-f QIfLihiS niatertial as we did? We've waited a long time to do this! Why c0uldn't everybody graduate with us IRIES MW ' MVK S4-lrtvlnln-I' tlvlurlivl' Now-nilwl llr-twllilir-I' .la nuary February i fstyggg -1 5 I2 lil -ir ..1 tl 4' .m lo IT 24 Ill Ill Svlvool f -football -foot ball -football f ffootball Southw- ---lrmtlrull t'ootba il football -football fmiiliilll li. 'l'. li nk- -if 'I' r-' T ll Lil 25 ,T 5 N IZ lt? IN lti .u-- oi fl I 3 20-- 21 g- ti football ,annul Hoblw llf-:uns shows NYial'd Hi-ocklo, our visiting th-rman stud nt. our school calendar for 1952 and l'47'l opvns ll Hliver Spvings, home .lettvrson City, home Sullivan, away l'hattanoog'a, away .Xsselnbly Erwin, away Roanoke, home Knox East, away Bristol, away lilizabethton, home- A , A. Youmr, home- ftmilrall, Southern Assunbly basketball. llolston, home- N-f-'l'l1lIllkSR'iX'lllE baslwtball, Sur.qoinsx'ille, home 'n Sa-nim' Joh nson City, home l'lav bask:-tball, Knox East, home basketball, Mixe-rl Uhorus Uoiwt-rt ,4'ln'istmas Sullivan, home holidays St-hoo! reopuns baske-'lball. basks-tball, Erwin, home Roanoke, home I-Jlizabethton, home baske-tball, baskv-tball, 2-221--lfixainsa Blountville, home basketball, basketball, qtlldt'lli Count-il danve basketball, Sullivan, home Bristol. home The same- olrl line- xgfv. va-'I 1 llolston High. home CALE DAR 13--basketball, Elizahethton, away IT-basketball, Lynn View, home 19-Southern Assembly 20-baske-tball, Johnson City, away ZS!-2-I-25-gllistrit-t tournament Mart-h tl--Uareer day 12-Southern Assembly 33-24-Junior play 24-baseball, Vnaka, away Q6 .. -bast-ball, 14 o-baseball Apu il I-baseball 'l T-baseball , . -5-Easter . t'lun'chill, home- Uhurchill, away l'naka, home holidays Hlizabethton, away 9-A-basvball, Sullivan, home l.l--baseball ll--baseball I5-Southern Lynn View. home Bristol, home Assembly 17-baseball, Erwin. home :ZH-baseball, 21--baseball L!-l-baseball 2Nvbase-ball, v Lynn View, away Johnson Pity. home- Sullivan, away Bristol, away May If -Band Concert 1--baseball 5-hasvball x-Proxn X-baseball Elizabethton, home Erwin, away Johnson City, away in-fMixe-d Uhorus Pont-ert lii WHHt'Ugllilillll Day 97 ., .. -.. h-2 Sl-Exams 350-Splash Party 21I+'l'heate-I' Party .il+H?ll'l'lll2lUl'QIllk' Sermon .I une 1-Class Day 2-Uommencement See you in thirty days, Tait.: .L A. R Q15 3 ing, ,NW Q W A , A. Q Q ' in W is 4 , f.:,g.lEmw 6 M 5 Wi 2? A' QT 'wx 3 L .x jiiyffw Ugg, is 'K ii 5 3 '. 2 ' A 'ag Zigi? ' 5 A X6 S ?f'?w QQ M QR . , -S -545, S S 1, Hg, Q 1 Q5 Q is ' fa .I f 'A ix fp X, 'Q ,,,, wi E, 1 KZ? A ffaxfgi Q ,ist ., X,.A 1 Avln X--1-:L . -+ .X wwmwm W WW 'VA' ' M- 'V 7TVJ':fi'41f gf-Nw.. ,W .xAk, 1, gi , Q xmwmmm Wwwg mf ,X,,, .Xxx 76 .. ,... ,..,,,. .,,., ..,,..,, , . ., gn M ., ,,.- .-..-. I ig Q- Jas M awww., li' a 2 ha We -if-V I 1 1' lv.. Z 'I , Qi , -, u-I-1 nn. I it I 'g 'l5?f7'g:' I I A S S 'ir .... .... - ' as f .. 3 -we . l :1:iii : i iQi:.2i:1:: 1: iig '11-T-if , ' ,. ,'.- .4'-. .. Congfi-ilulaltions. Class of 1953 ' H , . . and may we leave this 'thought with you. The di- plomas that you have receiv- ed zum- your licenses to apply your lelnrning in an adult, piwicticzil world. Use your knowledge well . . . that grad- uates in thi- years Ln,cQmQ may benz-nt from the better society you will have helped i'l'OEll,t' for them. Good Luck To You, Une and All . . And May You Find livery Success In Your Chosen Field . gm, , QIHllI'fjj Vonnf llif- . . . 'X . , , I DEQ, l . my - . , .1-2 lr C A ', E A , A , l 16 I ' - - . n ff- E- L 1 -- -A -f-- -- . 1 .., A . , A Wh Q ,L 'ff at . 'QQ ,yr 'A 5 i , xl ? ,LK qi .' 'COMPLIMENTS X 4, Q f 9- ,Q of . E' Y ng 3...1e 'Q - .50 -,ggi '-,iq , cf U 04. KINGSPQRT Tfqgfz fe S' A, I 16 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIA:llION K' MEMBERS W. A. Allen Motors, Inc. Brashear Motors, Inc. Cherokee Motors, Inc. I I Craft Motors, Inc. I. I .fl 1 Latimer-Looney Chevrolet? Inc. ' Y Mills Motor Co. ff ff K4 dak vt Motor. Sales Comp A! 3 fc . A ,f l ff A' Amos Robinson MotoY'eo.,iF0 WM ' W 11' M t , ,fn ,f f -' if J a Ill o ors QI? fn u ' Tom Yancey, Inc. f A . , K' K ,lffv L Scott Motor? fir Q, ,ff A A lf -f ' , lf ,Neff E M , f 1' ,ffl , JJ. U if n . I 1 , -113- F fi .V 'M I , .,,ffHA'l I f N I 1' I N' ,. I TT-E-XR'OlF1lI H2 JOEINER - L in L J L - PI M' F PM . ' A XBAOIQER 5 BROTHERS t , FRQSEEEISSITSNZQQRESEGETEEZS ' I , 2 J 2710 Bristol rfighwayi: Highland Park -' ' FLOWERS Y' f f, wk K. 1- L S ,V CBJLLLIQAN L , N5 K' L Ph 2200 ' L , OftlIWater ' I N .' eil C V' ' Kingsport, Tennessee . I Sb we E - 'E A All 'TLQWX :+efT- LA-, -L L W' I ' If ' ,dp YELLOW CAB CO. Hudson - Kaiiel' 1' HZCI' A Phone 300 or 94 xx 'V J t R ' F 'The Tshinking Fellow Rides a Yellow J ' . ' T V' P ompt Service . . . Courteous Driver - , ' 118 West Market YJ ' X: VJ ' 4 A 'I J xx- K I MCKAREM VARIETY ' ' , I. PM gash' 5 lkvze-DEPARTMENT STORE I U I- T. .A V! Formerly Ben Franklin Store . Q I- ,L ,Lf L ,.-,. , A - I ' Q ,' I ' - 'Cfmmpliments of I-I it KINOSPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS i AND LOAN ASSOCIATION A Saving d L Institution' CITY HALL SHELL SERVICE Center and Clay Phone 1714 W e Never Close , ,F ,- 'T x - S9 FINE CLASS RINGS Sv MMM ANNQUNCEMENTS W W QP YEARBQQKS WM ya ,M AWARDS Gly by S Bfvjfp if 'WWA UJSTEN WQWS ff wgw vfffiw l ii M 1 n w G ' A We Predict The Score To Be 21-7 - More or Less ' ' HAMLETT.DoBsoN, INC. Congratulations to the 1953 An- nual Staff who made this splendid 30th edition of Maroon and Grey possible. Congratulations . . . Graduate . . . Your Education . Like The PERMANENCY OF BRICK Is a Lifetime Monument to Your Future Security - GENERAL SHALE PRODUCTS Kingsport, Tennessee - FRANKLIN PRINTING COMPANY Since 1918 Main near Cherokee a06dQQf47jgV '2Fw g, f,, ' 'R ssfkve' D' ' W 1 y ' . iff'7 1'1 ffl 'Zzr ,i I f7', 4 ' I , - jj f ' ,,,,',,,f I . I -6 f 4 I ' M L,l,f4,,174,,f..,.4...44.,Awf 24-f .,,,?4,6K4...d 24.44595 we LJJ Jen.- Z I wA 'JAff ' ' ...luv yi'-5 - f l 6501-.. no 1 65,,g4, ' :5 fag ,f.,..7-Laz' ' Llwvuwfwiyfj MANUFACTURING CORP. J,,,,.. ----n.4n-,xt N fs if 1 ' In l A 8 in w ,. I ,J QPC. 'i firm , ' I .Ldf 5 if 7 'ffix Ny,-, , f' 'Q if II I I ,iw .ffl 'i .iff ' I 1 ' 4' ' ' ' . J'-sf . , 'ff . 'f .' ' - ' MORGAN'S vihm fllmmpam- , 'SHOE STORE on qKro r Emp e 4 lv , zxsardirz widiiilisfzti ,, 4 - interesting, A st ulafhig nc. Gllydtionyi f . ' A A9113 retire it program ro r' career. ,I , ,V Anbrrlo A 7 anareg: o m yrea-f I , ima it'p art tcqcbnsidqr a 1 ff . FE., . 1 ' IEFORMATIONNII ' .. Jvriseei i, U n lohee '1031 gf , V f Hizdgy, JU Jef ' A , ' L a liberalx:-front sharing. .2 t2 f an RED Cnoss SHOES .i2302ei..Sti'e u E' KINGSPORT ELECTRIC COMPANY, Inc Kingsport, Tennessee 11 - ,. ,. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Kingsport OFFICERS: 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 R. M. BRAY Assistant Vice President J. B. CATRON, JR. Assistant Vice President J. M. COOPER Assistant Cashier P. L. BASINGER, JR. Cashier MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION k7'!L4q 4.4 f Q A' ' ibady '-Zvf?--f4?9Qafv.z,: 7LZaxA, H.2fL-,14'u0O.,2fpa,0vcQr'7,.yaLo0U..f , H -jdff'-1 :fad I' ' ff ' Compliments., .2 L h f f'c M-V ' 7 . 7 T49 ' -ff 'MMA' SLIP-NOT. BELTING A U- f'w-W, I I c ooqg-QiYf6t.JvQa24'i..fii.a,4n.C1. ' ' , . -' if-'rr-a0-f , ,, 0 ION ? f Pffwwwiy..4Ma,,x.,Q E ,'d,4' .,4 ,, ,Qt-Z , 57,,w,. lub ,,c,4- L ',,, EJ 5 .L , 'Mmffcwf' we ' 7 ' Ygcw ,gba-H I b , ' ' 4 I . ll I, ' I4 0 1 4 A -119- 'ffvf-cl -7' fj J-Cc? lynx -49fv.cov'4 1' ' .f1-L, . L- jc.: W ' . ' 'li V . 1' -0 - f ,f'ff -f2'w:3 4 . The fruits of chemical research are varied, but they have inevitably contributed to the welfare of mankind. Typical of the man-made raw materials that help to make this a better place in which to live are those resulting from Eastman chemistry. v TENITE a tough, colorful plastic familiar to everyone in the form of toothbrush handles, steering wheels, telephones and many other products in everyday use. ESTR 0 N the modern cellulose acetate hber that gives your wardrobe its twentieth-century look, and helps to make your home more attractive when used in curtains and draperies, upholstery fabrics and rugs. C H E M ICALS in an ever increasing number to inhibitgasoline, make insecticides, prevent rancidity in foodstuffs, and do many other equally important jobs. Tennessee Eastman Company -DIVISION OF EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY 5 i 1 1 f 6 I ni ' I 4 1 4 ' . i x t Wt: QQQXXR 'i Q f Q - XZ X x s I X.. g 4 K ! t N K H X yt: Q ' ' X ' V N J , 5 Y' S , s X ' , 1 ,uh , V A v X' , Aw 'x 1 W . ,H W , K is . f U Y f i 4 ' 'sf s y Y ' .X L , , A W Y , ' 3 5, NJ ' ' A . s X N 8 t 4, X. . ' , I q . . 'GN L ' l. , X c J t , J . S -.5 ,P J - . 1 ' . mtv x in s Q X Q Ni' tx- ' ' S 4' 'S . A X X N . , . xx xx as ll? n 1 , x ' - I N - ' iii? x s if 'wt Keys molded of Tenite are used on many business machines. Tenite keys are pleasant to touch and permanently chipproof. Fashion fabrics in colors that keep their fresh beauty are woven with Chromspun, Eastman's new made-in- color acetate fiber. Tenox. Eastman food-grade antioxidants, is used in a wide variety of food and food products to protect them against spoilage due to rancidity. A ff NNW raw , 5:, . V Z, Z M54 E9 if's official .x. t if's superior There is no substitute for the genuine Imperial official letter sweater, selected by leading schools and colleges throughout the nation for durability and tailored beauty. Available in your school or favorite colors. W. B. GREENE COMPANY, Inc. -122- -.1 M MWA ,W g V ,W AY- -nnnu- ---- I .J 1 ii ffnfef-new -QW .M J ,,, e., W,gJ.,,,L,y L ,L,',g:Z,., t L I, f7f9'4,4:fLf., -A-f4-f+-4 L'- IM 15.1-1:4 fzfv'-'Q'-ig? JBQSZQ ,FEES EQLEE 9555, L.,w fflvf !-LLL L.CZl,AQ'-.10 A-fu Xt.-4,4-I A' .?f.L. ,f, ,f.,,Vf,f, gg of. wfpvfwlkgic 4 ML G5ULM,.4 f'2 W wwf. J ldv--Mi' gh M94 Mnson ,37 mx ff.fvm,g.M,,, me .mmm mf mmf' -123- 2452+ J F ... . 1 ,' x . h - 1 - 1. ' ' . I '5 fl f -'f' gf-1-1-f 1f,,'1-laqf..-.nil 4 1 - -J NE'i9'!lh, fLEb .SHQRS ALLEN. N, DRYDEN in .-,. 11,-. A , - i .I ' lf'w 'lf ' ' . .-fzf Where you find the Tateetlfashione 'firkt' ' 1 - , , , , H ' , , J n - Architect Johnson fl'ity,'Bristol,' oak Ridgef -' . , . IA Kufngsgort, lglforrietown if A A ' 201'WeSt Market' Street-I I ' ' f ,Q T A , - K i I . 4 , Compliments .fu x- '11 Y. of x v -. dl ' .... ARMSTRONG CONSTRUCTION CO. -1, . . 151 Shelby Street Phone 2680 Baylor-Nelms Furniture COMPLIMENTS Company, Inc. of Furniture and House Furnishingsv 125-131 Broad Street, Telephone 1470 E 'mann Kingsport, Tennessee l M QR' E . U mm m! r - 12-1- wi. ,. I Mfr .X f 1 f ft 't V4-eagle-. E . -l my i s 1 i714'X. U1-f I X- +- .gg ax 5- , il... tlnf ilr,-. .f ' gz:3li ' f.'viZff L A ...t..-.-.M-....s.......I.a,....,:..ff:-M I 6. 1 T51 2-3 1 gg! !! 45 X .1i.. . I rf ' G it Q N i xl .4,, ,.,..w..v Q E 15 :5 -V V ' 'ff -: - . .i if' vi-i 5 ' 'FL - 4'-. ' ,. ' rc' 'L f:' ' - 5 'L 'E fy H ia' f .4.. .. . f' .. 3' Q ' A l ' fe ,ffifqgiif- F' . 7 i ie- ff Muff: -' .said I' I- 'Q f i-'ff f HGINAYLI UTWATLAUHH Early explorers called it by its Indian name, Peace Island - the three-mile-long island in the Holston River that is now Kingsport. The Cherokee nation occupied the Valley of the Holston and at first was friendly to the White man. The first party came in 1748 under the leadership of Dr. Thomas Walker, intrepid pioneer ex- plorer. Two years later he started a permanent settle- ment near the site of historic Rotherwood, once the home of John B. Dennis, founder of the Kingsport Utilities. Translated into the Cherokee language, Peace Island becomes Ginayli Utwatlauhf' and sometimes they called it Ecwa Utwatlauh' or Long Island. Here they made encampments, lit their council fires and made treaties. From Ginay1i Utwatlauh radiated the war and trading trails of the Indians. Even today Peace Island or Kingsport is continuing to blaze new trails and has developed more rapidly than any comparable city in the state. The employees of the Kingsport Utilities, many of whom have helped in the building of this community, ex- tend to the graduates of Dobyns-Bennett High School their sincere congratulations. KINGSPORT UTILITIE Your Friendly Electric Service -125- ,A t ' 'J x ' of Qt'---1 ff- ,1 I-,x Q.-jf V. LA rp . . It , , . X F. 4 . . K .' ' .ls ,- i ii -nun! -n nn y, f I .1 a mek , ,if p fy! - , I -43.1-', H ' , M 'S li - p ff W Wa? If -' fini-psfrfd L K '. S iz 'Neff ff m ' - 2 ,ff ?j 1j j . Q has a 17-year-old son. She knows he's full of youthful exuber- f1y'l pf' ance . . . but she doesn't know how y . Jj lj he drives. He speeds. He takes chances. J . 1 go He plays chicken, She lets him take the family car every time he wants it. . X f' 1' ya' ,di ,wb f ' L N 1 JN 1' K I .ff K Nplfiy Xi! VI 1 4- I In 2 4 O Q SUR , f f J, on't BeAMrs.D. ,et's All Work Together To Promote Safe Driving! BENNETT AND EDWARDSJQW. I . EST ww First National Bank Building and Telepho'ne 28005 U - I0 C 3 ' Ill I M - -, . . ' 0 . 0 , , Kingsport Gardens Shopping Cents. v Nights - 2800-1- -126- WWW WW ' x ' M '. 'J N ' s . A Lf! v I v . 'V A v ' om en s o 'I I V . , G , 8, N C - 5 ' . et rsh 0 ' pe i 0 x. I ' 1' E. rlem , ' . s . 1 i V, g p 1 s 9 oj I pfjcyfii Sozt M Co men v A Di ' s My lv yn , I We 2 0 or V ti n ' Eve in the Sp sm n' . gy 111 PFI Marais reet D , 0118 A L . V! if I ' ' 5 yo ' ' W A e' 3 6 tex 00 5 , Aj -1 , 1 'IK n ' ' ' A ' ' J 3 0 .. PAPERMAKERS T0 AMERICA 'S JH-ig MEAD CORPORATION Mi' LOANS - AUTO - PERSONAL - HOME ggi? nts of INSURANCE - A11 Forms S L A N D J. T. PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY 775 J nson City Highway 214 Cumberliilgrelock Bldg' Ph 1340 Compliments of HUDDLE ELECTRIC? CO. FRIGHJAIRE APPLIANCES 222 E. Center S.t A 8a M DIR? PEJOODS co CLOTHING Fon THE WHOLE FAMILY A New Store With Quality Merchandise and Lowest Pri to Meet Your Pock tbo k Compliments Of CHEROKEE BOAT OOM PANY Cimis-CRA1- r BOATS - JOHNSON MOTORS .... l l BROOKS CIRCLE l A HOLLISTON MILLS OF TENNESSEF INC , , ff , ' f ' ' . ff 0 ,f Af f. , ri '-1'ffff'-df' X! O , .ff Manufacturers of A ' ' if ,Bookbinders Cloth L if,,f,,, xffA'fA'fm1 orcing Cloth ' W ' A Cloth 2 ff asm Cloth fff , , Zag' Cloth ff if V , Vahel Cloth Tracing' Cloth K,2f1,'ff L, Plastic Coated Upholstery Cloth Hollands Other Specialty F3bI'lLG nom SAY BREAD SAY HOL Dixie Maid Baking CO. - Phone 1080 Kingsport, lenn ----12R- Bray Insurance Agency GOLDEN RULE INSURANCE 209 Broad Street ' Phone 3424 GROGERY COMPANY 'ia' W Compliments of Quality 3 d Sl ti Smith's Shell Service Sullivan and Market Streets Compliments of THE PETERS CO., Inc. Distributor of Gulf Oil Products PHONE 106 F th Best In Upholster g Compliments gf Call , ORANGE CRUSH Kingsport Upholstering Company B01 ILING CO' 3194 Bristol Highway 112 Jobe St' Phone 2267 Johnson City, T We, the staff of the 1953 MAROON AND GREY, Wish to express our appreciation to the patrons who have made this, the 30th edition of the MAROON AND GREY, a success. wtf' wee, ew, we ere eff f:'L-wwf . ,,,,,,.,,,,L.-Au ,M Q---' '-J-A1 ' LA. -ilzgfvwn-,J W4 LM' 6 V - 1 ,AA-iff-f I c..,6-QQ-42 V PRICE 85 RAMEY Complfmems of I . INSURANCE Harrmsons Bootery, and , . LOANS . . . . . REAL ESTATE I'I21I'1'iSOIlS S1106 Store 1' ' 5 f 2 , , lv 'ij 151 Commercmzgvy 'O JA Shoes For The Entire Family , 1 Phone xaavb ' ' sport, Tegm. Broad Street - Kingsport - Center Street -W ,-', ...Y -- H 41. :YM - -Y v,--- - - ---V - - tl 7 1 A z I- Vt- ' V X ' Compliments of Relig1,fJle'Prescriptio'n service ' LARMQUR DRUG STQRE . I- fx V ' . ' Bristol Highway V 'R Ethical Prescription Service r' - ' - U FO Phone 530 e BOB WOODS MANSHOP Center Street Kmgsport, Tenn- Compliments of SANITARY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS me ees EREELS DRUG STORE N, CO. Kingsport,s Leading Drug Store 1 s Institutional Jobbers - 'lf 3144 Bristol Highway, Kingsport, Tenn. Xi ,jRAxg,g,P, COUNTISS BUs. PHONE 3800 a , fy AT : 4- - on ex , xx If L' Qomgu ents of Bingham Furniture, Inc. o .' X . yi' eq ee, Corner of New and Commerce r ' Q ' e 'h J' .-' 2 QQ V1.1 . J OSEPH'S JEWELERS Kingsport, Temeeeee i Q . X' ' Phone 1492 X 5' 115 Broad Street ' As We Live - We Grown -130- ,..,-. 4.1 10 -H1 .An 1 . S Z, X ' V'4. -.. iffy- it ' ,QVC 'I ufixk, 'K , , , iff? f J 7 W 'Z' 1. fgffivf , 275 .,' S f Q 25-, f x, K f .L-K' L. KINGSPCRT PRES + S -Q dar, ZZ! ,W,, S KINGSPOET, TENNESSEE VJ BOokmakex',45fOIAg1'rf31giU!aj 7 J ' vMVDL!,4fA dig' 7 . ww ff V 5 gf lt 7.3 af fm SXT? rv' H!! Lffjw I J -1, L Q01 Jug! 3B M by . L9 'gomigg ook Manufacturers 70' U K5 , 1, ' I f if if I SME' Manufacturers of KINGSKRAFT COVERS FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS . , MU y .J-w If I' if 1 y 1,43 y ' J' P rj gl! J ,W If 'if My If ff' . Ml ,J ylrjjf V,I 'jifb Van Dervort-LaRue ',. 1, CMM A 1oNs TOM E ,TQ N ,, Ui Q , . H 2 Ahead At the Foot 3, 56 !ffr,f CLVS 0 jf in Kingsport fy MT! Sftfxysfg 0 K3 ly, ' f I. X t Compliments of I CORD ' CLEAQIERQ X K 5, 'Earle's Drug Store jf ! .qqu ' Cf 1 -- ' . Ieliqni-11830 V fbi C Ax x,-JH, ,-Q' V C ,uxinbvx K x tg 'N V4 x 'ivbvq 6 xii ep, CIISEYIE HAND co. E, I., 1,1 , x 12' . ,N XL ' , N f Alf' p te ' New - Rebuilt - Used Pianos 1756 Johnson City Hwy. Kingsport, Tennessee Compliments of R A M S E Y , S Deens Department Store Qualify Mmhfmdise at Qw1lify'S Western Auto Associate Store Lowest Prices Kingsport' Tenn' St' Paul' Va' AU'ro SUPPLIES - SPORTING Goons W A PAINT - HARDWARE - Toys Compliments Of ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - FISHING TACKLI-: Salyer Candy Company FIVE POINTS Distributor of Blue Horse Paper KINGSPORT, TENN. in Kingsport 717 ' 1 1 9.4-4, 0-wa. . . Q Master Cleaners 8L F urrlers tMain Plantj 230 Island Street, Phone 2580 ER I Modern Up-to-Date Fur Storage Vault S49-. an-si 'V . ' ' E' Shelby and Sullivan tr t 9 Compliments of Pho Johnson Hardware 3136 Bristol Highway -132- LV ' 'I 1' A Lg '- Mi , Ilxtfw- .,, !-i 'J ...lla ....:r'.f-E-'Q-1.1-1 ,- - 2. v 'I 1 ,' E' if Irv -,gf ft' A of I, f o 1JN1o1N pus TERMINAL I go' ' , 'f 'rt 54,4 'For-Comferienoe, Si Ita? iend Economy jg I! 'L AH ,I ' . ,L ET1-kizgkil y Bus g l ' J ,' I 1 , ' 'Q ' 319 Cherokee Street IT, Ji E.-ra , 1 I' Q I l . .- , .. 1 - , 1 fu. A , 3 I Phgne 45, - R. J. Sproles, Manager 1 . I' I ' fl I '-QF ' E M UAKWIJDD MARKETS nsmm nom A west suulvue if E 'W here the Home Begins N 'LENS SUPPLY Coupo 1 49,19 -...F.1s1o nunLnwnH,wmvf.,.f4'Yo,y LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL 'Q KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE JohnSeManville Products ... 33- X Y. mf M wtf W I 5 fy I Mm ':.::':4'. Mq RUc' 1oN FARM gp QP EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT POWER EQUIPMENT CO. C Clay 8: Nlain Sts. K g p ...ai if 1 I I 1 i J I l 1 . X! J 1 DOBYNS-BENNETT STUDENTS ARE ALVVAYS WELCOME ,-,L5 . 5 IN J EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE NIAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS WHETHER IT BE ' . I . R TSPORTING GOODS, GIFTS, . I I Q -rflFURNITURE, OR HARDWARE I . f .- I I' 1 'A Dkfbvns-Taylor I I. I I . . since 1922 0 , 1 .. ff - - ' H157 A -s k. - I ffm fyf'J,,,r?,, h A ' M- I WW fpgiffgf' 'Aiwa W, ,F , WRDEWILLS, Inc. W QP JT I .f 1505? J L? ,042 KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE D,',. ' 1, . f. Manufacturers of Borden Fabriisf. 1. J ' in , ,f E ,- A if . 1 , , . 0 ' 0' ' ' 1 1 I D 4 a o 45 - - I E f - I Li' V , CONGRATULATIONS 'x A X X X CLASS OF 1953 zsN... g - i- f1'-'-. 2.3 .. v. POULTRY . . . LIVE AND DREssED Ca11:Us Your Order Kingsport Phone 943 or 1364 KINCHELOE 'PRODUCE 324 E. Market , -N . 'B P' - Q ,In . . , , - . S' f . .5 h x . Q -5 '.I x - C, , 1 . n . ' 1 KINGSPORT'S FRESH VEGETABLE CENTER 1 4 . EVE DELIVER . 690 Boone Street ' A Phone 1230 Phone 970 GILLIAM CAB Open Day and Night Back Union Bus Station I Compliments-of , ' Palace F ruiti and News ' A and Palace Barber Shop 153 Broad Street 'S N Clinchfield Drng Company WALGREEN AGENCY- DRUG STORE ' 1 :'Where Quality and Service Meet Kingsport, Tennessee ' Compliments of KINGSPORT OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Compliments of PHOENIX L RESTAURANT CHARLES J osEPH K Five Points Compliments of C. A. Bauer 85 Company INSURANCE . . . REAL ESTATE . . . LOANS 232 E. Market Street Phone 704 Even the Birds Own Homes of Their Own Compliments WATSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 325 E. Market Street --137- . 1 Q. 1 , GEO. E. STONE GROCERX Q I n. , 1 4 , rf I 1 P rn A-Lwpr rrpjrl ' 7 I nfl, , yi, 5? ,ff VN yy W rl A A.. YF l.IkT'L,41'l . ! t pf ,fir if J U' 5 i '- vf' vs- J' ' ,' 1.143 'oy , .L , 12111. fight, Ho' w,? WJ'! f Af Af' '. 19 L f'1,.9 if Compliments of ' 1-A I ' , ,I fa aff' iff '?f1s.' .. QLLQ ,,.1. . UE RIDGE GLASS COWTI ' 'f - vb 77? f ZA' ' ' 5 ' Kingsport, Tenneijzi , ' . ,, . A f '0'w'v9K-CL ff- vi 'J-'-00-2.1 ru-L, . 1,1 ZA-mu.. 0- 7 R ' Manufacturers of . 0 I., . kwa, I J ROLLED PATTERNED AND WIEGLASBLU' AAU ' f POLISHED PATTERNED AND W SS 3 I AKLO PA'r'rERNED AND WIRE G W S ' 5' ' ' QAM FROSTED GLARE EEDUCING G f.0'v- CO-Jw SATINOL AND SANDBLASTED' S ' ' 7 SECURIT TEMPERED GLASS ' f --188-- +-A - nl- '- vfzf C7 0 Q ,- QZAJLL-:ff -ci1y,Llp 61.3 3-' VQZJI,-14' ,ll ,.,,f3 Juwmdifmrsagj ,f,cGoode'Buanratin '4- fwwp -fda bww S16-au-f Jian Le 1 C ll Q Interlor Zxd xerlor iw? I 7 LZ! 4A-JJ-lD4-' g.?,4,a.4,e4ga! f'fi4o1,a,rw1.AM'f iff'-'5-f' H1460 .9-fr-'Q-' Lw ' . plete Family J f'4?1' ' V 2 0 ,f2.-41-'-0 7 M Mfiiufifiosl S , flu iluamj, x-in -4'-447 . F-. Awful ' eixy'-4'a,+JVJ nts of : , ., , 3 ompliments of 6.4019 ' fi ' ff 4442 - HA FRIE ,, 47 UBE R ja FLOUR 1 J I ' fCa.!L' 7-ua L44-44.4.1 'J-'?5'CJ'0b 7 'c - g,,,, J I C40 Q! , ' n , '73, ' --f ' Compfmfsg A- an I, A f 'ff Swfcgfw Q-Q,...' pa2f.4Z5gnimZfsr'5JjZ, ':nZ.g.. ..., TH ADAMS IQOMPANQ7 E I .dbg-cz-Z 1 0 f if 'AWHOLESALE ELECT5 IC Aj 11? I ' 74 'L' ' Q ' ast P ' t, Georgia I y 4 X- f 1' in W1 I-vu! K 41' , W 0 y ..,. . F Z' Compliments of fZj Cg A V Iilngspors Launary mnsxi ighway A 46,4-3 ' MJ .aQ..,79' 461-ySe mg5yZ 4 0452 of ' M' .BANDWQEEJ SH2129f5S. 2 '64-ti-,J 0-4+.4fK, . 0 , MALT-A-PLENTY MILK Smxxms Foremost DHIFICS Telephone 6724 021-wr f , .1 ZQZQ if b-Q. . J- . 1 I . i'v I ' f' ' W O B E L ' . COMPLIMENTS 4 ' - - ,ap-.dd i f' ' LA. 'Ar' The Store for Men I ryjif b 1 Hickey-Freeman Clothes , ' . lyhzfef . , ' 4 i 'LVL V N Kuppenheimer Clothes . . . Varsity ,'i'7'VVn7, ,,,,J.vi i fi 4 UA cj! N Town Clothes . . . Nunn-Bush ,- i fin ri, X A 5 65. Pr, Shoes...Mac LachlonHats,. ' .. . Hathway shirts A , 5,441 - .n , - A ,LRE fix,-fp-c L .V . A lid! :IIN at nf i.1,L,.' ll I J Q , ..L,1' . ,J M W ' I f-ffl! an J K H f Congratulations and Best Wfslies to they .- f-J' 1 l , ' 'Q ,ff . ' - Q ' 1953 Graduating Class of gsm Dobyns-Bennett High School ' A to Xe p - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY INGSPORT'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE t . L V .il R T-I vw ' X x , X Q XX'-.E T , Compliments of H X .T City Transportation A - me Corporation l E Serving Kingsport and Surrounding . fa n rn f l H X ix Te,.,.it0,.y 1 - Y , K XR Kingsport Tennessee , Xl A ' C P E X1N270NN 'N Phone 2500 N-fs X ' ' .NT ,T fXi...,r 4 Compliments of l 4 No. 1 -- 44 E. Sullivan , - W No. 2 - W. Sullivan I , ' KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE . 26 A 0 I Compliments of l' . , M mliim tg Harkleroad Feed Company 1 Corner of Market and Commerce . ' Phone 2400 Y C M W iwiinn' Fon BEST IN COMICS- ! 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