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Miss Phyllis Stewart reigned at the Coronation Ball on April 20, 1951. Phyllis was the sixteenth queen to reign as Miss D. H. S. Miss D. H. S. is an honor given to a senior girl who has been outstanding throughout her school career and who contributed service to her school. Seniors nominated five outstanding girls from their class. The entire student body selected one as Miss D. H. S., one as maid of honor, and three as attendants. The junior and sophomore classes nominated and elected their attendants to Miss D. H. S. Selection to the queen ' s court is a distinction. Miss D. H. S. and her court shows Queen Phyllis with Shirley Phillips, senior attendant, and Marcella Novitsky, maid of honor. In the second row are senior attendants, Barbara Wat- son and Mary Lynn Man- sell. Top row: Mary Lee Calhoun, junior atten- dant, and Shirley Shaffer, sophomore attendant. Barbara Swan, the other junior attendant, was not available for the picture. 14
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Democracy in action describes the DuRois Student Council. This is the group that handles student problems, maintains good government in school, and fosters better understanding between faculty and students. One of the council ' s major tasks this year was to be host to the District Band Festival in January. They have conducted all school elections; sponsored all social affairs, including the coronation of Miss D. H. S. ; authorized new student organizations; sponsored the milk machine; help supervise the injury fund; selected patrol members; sponsored assemblies; and conducted many charity drives. The council is composed of an executive board and representatives of the home rooms. The executive board has as members all officers, five representatives at large from the senior class, three junior representatives at large, and two representatives elected from the entire sopho- more class, faculty advisers, and the high school principal. Each home room elects a representa- tive to the council in addition to the above named members. Standing committees of the council include social, assembly, sales, scrapbook, welfare, and public relations. Voice and Ears of the Students — the Representatives Home room representatives shown, left to right, are: Susan Mansell, Rose Vivian, Mary Lynn Mansell, Dornell Jacobs, Phyllis Stewart, Tom Good, Patty Shenkle, Linda Carlisle, Dorothy Ross, Polly Lou Benghauser, and Mary Lee Calhoun. 1 13
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