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Qoff l, 1 VNMJJ' 'JM fjav' 9 yi Qfgcf W ...ww , , f I f I ff' Q Z C ff, . Q ' 5. MCOTTRELL ' Senior spirit reigned supreme at this pep assembly as the spirit iug changed hands. to the class displaying the most spirit. This was determined by loud cheering and each class had its hands on the jug at some time during the year. The Medley assembly was held in late October, at which time subscriptions to the book were taken. Looking forward to future years, juniors WJ' and seniors attended the annual College Day. Representatives from various colleges and universities spent the entire day at the high school, interviewing the interested students. The Student Councills first paid assembly featured Miss Erica Melchoir's presentation of unusual puppets. Peter Rabbit was a favorite on the assembly. marlonefle The four witches panlomimed on the Medley assembly. Page Scum:
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. .ra The freshmen entered the halls of DHS for the first lime. 7 ,,.,,-ve' Scheduling classes and hours posed a problem on registration day. September cmd October . . . welcomed back 1800 DHS students. The seniors busily prepared for their final year as tho freshmen looked forward to four fun-filled years at DHS. Seven new teachers were welcomed to the DHS faculty. Registration kicked off the school year in early September. It was followed in rapid succession hy football games, dances, and assemblies. Among these was the lN'Iaroon and White assembly held in mid- September. The DHS Spirit jug symbolized spirit portrayed by the DHS student body. The jug was awarded at each pep assembly Page Si.: John and Dave sang to the Little Girls on lho Maroon and While assembly.
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Queen Judy lerneff Homecoming A beautiful queen, four floats, and a great football game comprised the 1956 Homecoming. In the coronation assembly in the morning, the 1955 Queen, Kay Lash, crowned Judy Barnett as the 1956 home- coming queen. Her attending court in- cluded seniors Myrna Pichon and Ruth Blue, junior Linda Sue Miller, sophomore Susan Arnold, and freshman Sheila Wein- berg. Bob Mills and Chuck Ferris escorted the senior attendants, while the class presi- dents escorted the rest. In the homecoming parade, each class was represented with a float. The queen S Arnold, S. Bookwalhr, R. Blue, R. Mills, K. Lash, J. Davis, J. Barnett, L. Shanks, M. Pichon, C. Ferris, L. S. Miller, J.Demos, 5. Weinberg, L. De Moss.
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