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

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-3- , Officers of the ABC Club: Brenda Gilliam. presi- dent Phyllis Jarvis, vice-president: Lynn Saylor. sec- retary Mary Ruth Russell. treasurer: Lowell Light. parliamentarian: Frank Pickens. rr-D0rter. Each year members of the D. E. Clubs of Dobyns - Bennett attend the state DE. conven- tion in Nashville. They also attend the District Vonvention in Knoxville. This year Dobyns-Ben- nett was fortunate to have the state president. Brenda Killiam. Distributive Education Members of the IJ. Ii. or Distribu- tive Education Club are already getting a head start in the world of business. These ambitious students arrive at school at 8 o'clock in the morning to get in extra time for learning about the three R's : then they spend the after- noon workinq downtown. Due to the wide interest in IJ. li.. it has been divided into two clubs: the A. B. Cole- man D. E. Club and the Dobyns- Bennett D. E. Club. Virginia Jones, parliamentariang Larry Crawford. reporter: Billy Duncan. president: Wallace Grills. vice-president: Patsy Thompson secretary: Jim Kiluore. treasurer. Super salt-suoinnn Phyllis Fuente easily persuaides Pam to buy jewelry.

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Broadcasting Club Started here last year, the Broad casting Club became popular at once. This year the members gave the announcements throughout the day over the public address system. On Mondays from until 6:00 P. M., WKPT features D.-B. students on Teenage Terrace. Along with the regulars on the show, other members appear on the air. These student disc jockeys play the latest records with dedications. Since the club doesn't have a regulai day for meetings, they get together when the need arises. Their able sponsor is Nil Earl Jordan. Reuemr a new album for the Broadcasting Club cificeis Judy Tient Ba baia Williams and Annie Lane is Hal Hfimmerick No 1 D J foi WKPT Activities Office The favorite gathering pl ice tor students and teachers of Ilobyns- Bennett is the activities office. This is the kingdom of oi' friend ind sympathizer Mr. R. F. Curly K i- nedy. The activities office is the nerve center of Dobyns-Bennett. From there ball games exams club activities Southern Assembly programs and many other school activities are planned. Left: Noon hour rush at the book store. Bottom Left: CJrly's Helpers - Katherine Looney, Joyce Car- ter. Phil Baldwin. Bottom: Mr. Moneyman Himself - . E. Curly Kennedy. 4

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Library Club The girls you see in the library. busily arranging books and stamping them, are all members of the Library C'lub. Sponsored by Mrs. lVhitney. they learn to better use these facilities and help others to use them. By working in the library, they gain valuable experience in meeting and dealing with people. If a girl is planning a career as a librarian, she will learn there are many problems in- volved in managing so many books, keeping records, and collecting fines. We students should thank these club members for making our use of the library easier and more profitable. JCL members. Betsy Griffith. Pat Sivert, Lynne Hutton Brenda Durham, Janet Renshaw, and Sara OD ll ather to discuss Roman culture. . . . and they're made of dur- ible plastic. . . please buy some stationery, . . . everyone bring your rummage tomorrow! These are some of the cries of members of the Junior Classical League, which is spon- sored by Miss Elmore. Encouragement of appreciation and interest in the cul- ture of ancient Greece and Rome is the objective of this club. All second and third year Latin take an active part in carrying out the projects. The meetings of the J. C. L. are conducted in the Roman manner, with consuls and a dictator when necessary. LL The Library Club officers. Neida Cook, vice-presi- dent: Carolyn Cook, secretary-treasurer, and Josephine Holyoke, president, demonstrate how to check out a book. J. c, L. The J.C.L. officers are Ann Regen, treasurer: Karen Olson, consul: Russell Trimble. consulg Judy Worley, corresponding secretary. 'Gaudi Nt?