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

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,xx '- me -ff' . ROBERT KERN CAREFULLY studies the level of liquid in the bu rette during a chemistry experiment. i 2 I 5W.,,wst rv' 3 1, ,f ,Q .hm ki: - '4 , rg- en gf!! Science teachers, left to right-Top Row: Mr. Dennis Adkins. Second Row: Mr. Bill Burns, lVlrs. Laura Fisher, Mr. David Ingram. Bottom Row: Mr. Glen Johnson, Mr. Geoffrey Jordan, Mr. Wallace Owens. BIO-CHEMISTRY STUDENTS under the instruction of Mr. Ingram and Mr. Johnson experiment with bacteria. .ff-'fp'

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, ,:gt:z,1.:.,1,t. , A a-gg, WIN SMITH GRACIOUSLY accepts an award in speech class. Art Students Exhibit Creations in December Mrs. Willis taught her art students to express themselves through the use of dif- ferent media. During the December art exhibit, displayed for the performance of Annie Get Your Gun, the students presented their creations for public viewing. Under the guidance of Miss Hutchin- son, music students concentrated on de- velopment of sight-reading, tone quality, and word pronunciation. The members of the cadet band practiced musical funda- mentals and developed embouchure, artic- ulation, and other techniques. The cadet band also marched in several halftime shows with the varsity band. ALANA UNDERWOOD'S SKILLFUL hands mold a shapeless lump into an artistic vase.