De Queen High School - Leopard Yearbook (De Queen, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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X' Busin M q A X ' di fy egm M, 5, Th1s was the year that tested the faxth of youth who pursued then ggmtrr of' B ,fe educatxon 1n spxte oi the threatemnq war clouds It was the year of bubbhnq expectatlons that were often prlcked wmth the sharp Q I arrows of dxsappomtments Yet xt was the year of the btggest 5 enrollment mn h1qh school 1n the past ten years the year of a spectacular football team and a flamboyant band df, - It was also the year when THE LEOPARD became a 1,9 Nav flu-'ij ' large smze book 0 'Hang You faculty and students bore Wllh great pa -4' ttence the mnterrupted schedules numerous re- a takes deadlmes the hustle and bustle that M were routtne There was of course a reason W to produce a yearbook that you would Ea 50 5 B 'O M pe . my ln GBE QQEQQQQ Am 4216? 59-gan fee ml l nBm'U-Ea Eames , H 1' 5, J 6 By followmg the nme months you can bring baclf 6 memones of the freshness of SEPTEMBER excxte- ew ment of ocToB1:R thanktulness of NOVEMBER 9 6 spmt of generoslty of DECEMBER newness of QQ JANUARY the amorousness of FEBRUARY M the 1II1pelO'L1S1lY of MARCH the awaken 66 I A mg of APRIL the expectancy of MAY Q4 gmggiga QEQQLFIQE 0 ' MA -- ' t . T , ' A ' W , b -5 -, . W n g - ' ' Q 4'2- QE-9tmI5.?i,lglQ y p tl. ,E A :A -- w w E T 5 I I R if T T 3,9 '. -..-ss vw WM 525.1715 950 4+ I5 7 I8 I9 20 .QI Q2 23 I I EI-gslge 27I-.gglgs so Azgzz' 32' LYAL BRUCE-Superintendent His keen judgment and under- standing have inspired our respect and confidence. IOHN GIMLIN--Principal patiently arbitrates our dispute accepts our flimsy excuses. sand ln the warm days of early SEPTEM- ber school again becomes the center of our lives-settling down process begins. Back to the old grind and old haunts we naturally seek that austere group known to us as the FACULTY. fleckcafion ,Q . 1, f A 1 1 fa, ,H ,.,, 'if' . i A ix lo t , 1 wld- '- y E . 1,15 Two of this illustrious qroup really made touchdowns in our popularity contest, for we, the students of De Queen High, proclaimed them Students' Pets of 1950-51. They are Coaches Bob Ellen and Bob Stephens to whom we fondly dedicate this 1951 LEOPARD. Page 5 AX ' ' ' v cn' ,..'i-gag. -1' , 4 Mrs. H. C. Huffman Librarian We have the decorum of a politician to know we can't bestow all attentions on one department so we hasten to Ma Graves' room to apple polish enough to be assured of at least a C in English. The attractive new typing teacher, Miss L:1Nelle McCullough, lures us into the next room Ceven though she's from Texasj. The mysterious talking in unknown tcngues eritices us into Mrs. 'Wallis' do- minion. The quietness of the library invites us to chat awhile with Mrs. H. C. Huffman. I... I' n. -E 11.0-:.14?I.+t..r' f. I 'Ho Mrs G H Harrod Scxence Mathemancs Mrs Iohn L Drxon Secretary The contaqrous smrle and frrendly at rtude of Mrs Drxon draw us to the off1ce'?'? The need of qurdance ID thrs complex world drrects us to Mr Harrods cltadel A feelrnq of welcome 1 always pres ent rn Mrs Harrods room the nucleus of student actrvrtres Mrs Duqals attractrve personalrty and perfect drctron make u want to lrnq er awhr e '1 tne pmt: roorn Mrs G B Enqhsh Speech Hrstory 1 Page 7 ' George H. Harrod Vocational Guidance LLOYD COOK-Band Director In his noisy mansion, Mr. Cook reigns solitaire with his sixty subjects willingly obeying his every move. 19' 'ii 0 - .fdlma Wafer For you De Queen High School We're always proud to stand, Always to honor With heart and mind and hand. In time of great trial We'll keep our faith with you, And pledge our devotion To always be true. Chorus All hail, De Queen High School, We raise our voice in song Thankful for precepts Vtfhich taught us right from wrong The echoes of memories As passing years go by Will ever remind us Of you, De Queen High. ROLANA NIPHER-Glee Club director Rather a rover is this little teacher- the Ienny Lind of the group-for she is in demand in all the schools. She too rules with a big stick. Mrs Ixqgs Stewart Physzcal Educatxon c1a1ms she had the most profxtable year 1n 1949 50 for she acquxred the coveted tltle Mrs IIQQS -sr-if F 8 -va iv' I1 M' Theresa Sm1th Home E'conom1cs 1I'1 her attractlve department mter ests her glrls rn the cuhnary arts for she knows the way to a man s heart G. B Dugal Vocational Agriculture stresses the part the dirt farmer plays 1n the welfare of the nation. Pagve9 Officers- Smith, President: Hubbard, Vice President, Morgan, Secretary, Tucker, Treasurer. f i Wirifred, Sue, Charlotte and Buddy put another record on tc have Music, Music, Music. 'Wanda and Ice can put pecrle in right places all right, Page I0 ,lilae Gund With Service as its motto. the Student Council has to stay on the job the whcle year around. The Teen Canteen held twice a week serves as an oasis dur- ing the lull of the summer months. During the school term, the Student Council is the clearing house for all activities-the noonday program consisting ol ping pong, folk games, intra- mural sports, must be planned and directed. The all-school parties, after-ball game dances and homecorn' ing festivities must be planned. Without these to remember, school would be merely readin', ritin', ond 'rithmetic erwiorw were Gave if The activities aren't confined to the campus, for the service the Council has rendered to the Com- munity has been commended: assist- I , A ing in numerous drives, participating f' on programs and packing boxes for the needy. Their inspiration-Mrs. G. H. Harrod. Student Council - Front of table: Ann England, Charlotte Merideth, Maxine Bales, Betty Spicer, Mary Davis. Behind table standing: Derrill Whitten, Barbara Powers, Don Morgan, Benny Humphrey, Buddy Smith, Ed Smith, Dot Teasley, Harry Howlett, Winfred Moore. Seated behind table: Martha Davis, Ioe Shelton Wayne Holt, Lynn Taggart, Rita Banks, Sue Garrison, Emma Rater, Delores Tuck: er. Front Row - Delores Tucker: Sue Garri- son, President, Emma Rater, Mary Lou Lemley. Back Row: Barbara Powers, Vice-Presi- dent: Ed Smith: Harry Howlett: Rita Banks, Secretary-Treasurer: Wayne Holt: Mrs. H. C. Huffman, Sponsor. 7 onor .Society 1 7 X Z '7 Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service - These four cardinal principles on which the National Honor Society is founded serve as a challenge to each boy and girl in DHS. With Mrs. Huffman as their leader, many interesting projects were undertaken, as decorating the flagpole in the out-of-door Xmas Decoration Contest-which, by the way, the Society won in 1949 and 1950. 1' sq.- ...fl L . -' 4 . X M M991 QLLZZVL 0!..!41lafZ2ween OVLYLLQ 4 G 5' I S 0 I3 21 3 24 .2 I9 I8 20 25'-'26 .27 29 X2 Q K ll 2 ,, 9 n JJ ,Q a 0 r n u n e 1 if E .SD IQ f 0 2 L P 2 -i A f 2 t n 5 A After a heated contest among the numerous candidates for Halloween King and Queen, the coveted titles went to Stephens and Roberts. Efforts must not go unrecognized, so at this point praise should be given to Doug Hall and Sue Garrison who ran a close second. .7!Le Gronafiorz X A 5 I Page 4 Mayor Iames T. Manning dignified the occasion by crowning the royal pair in the presence of its court. lille Wadclied of Temptation CWaits - KrudurqD Girl ct My Dream Cl-larvil1eD Perscna1ity CCrewsD Dance Ballerina CTaqqart Whitley - Dcwd1eD O By the Sea CPrincej 'ln Our Easter Bonnet CSmith - Dcwnsj I The Body CBensonD One Zip, Two Zip CTaqqart I-lickeyj Don Parks, Io Neva Knight assist in Iunior High Coronation. Q Z 3 5 45 ll. M E 2 I. m C m In m 0 H y I' ll 5 IQ f A Ouentious Crews Harry Howlett Harvey Stephens Captain - End Co-Captain - Guard CoCapta1n Center .74 j gamlvaign joofgaf Never before had the fervor and expectations been so high as in the fall of 1950-and why shou1dn't they have been? With Bob Ellen and Bob Steph- ens as the coaches: with a forward wall-a bulwark of strength in any forma- tion-consisting of B. Smith and Q. Crews as ends, B. Edwards and I. Hum- phrey as tackles, H. Howlett and I. Allrnond as guards, and H. Stephens as center. FOOTBALL VARSITY-First Row: Rickey, Allmond, Morris, Moore, D. Whitten, S. Whitten, Luster, Davis, Edkin. Second Row: Toler CMgr.D, I. Smith, Brown, Elliott, Pearce, Halter, Benson, M. Smith, Renfrow, Godwin, B. Smith CMgr.D. Third Row: Coach Ellen, lacks, Kimball, Prince, Crevn, Bush, Taggart, B. Humphrey, Edwards, Stout, Stephens, B. Smith, Shelton, Dunlop, Iarrell, Htbard, Coach Stephens. Iimmy Allmond Buddy Benson Bobby Edwards Gene Halter Guard Quarterback Tackle Fullback With a back field, composed of B. Benson, M. Smith, Shuq Henirow, and Gene Halterg and with such replacements as Elliot, Prince, B. Humphrey, Kimball and Pearce, is there any wonder the record at the end of the reqular season show Wins, l2H- Losses, O. Yes, De Queen was again for two consec- utive years District Champs. In the post-season playoff with Siloam Springs the Leopards were de- feated by one point. De Queen De Queen De Queen De Queen De Queen De Queen De Queen .748 QCOI' De Queen De Queen e Queen De Queen e Queen Hope 6 Fairview 6 Ashdown 6 Arkadelphia 0 Nashville O Dierks O Broken Bow O Texarkana 2 Prescott 0 Sheridan I3 Mena U Siloam Springs 13 Tackle H al fback Iack Humphrey Shuq Renfrow Buddy Smith Marion Smith End Quarterback Take a locomotive and take it s1ow. The Leopards kept the Southern Special fly- ing. it--1 O. Crews Captain - All-State Harvey Stephens CoCaptain - All-District Gridiron tactics riarry Howlett csc r ' - A11-D' ' D Club-First Row: D. Whitten, Taggart, Tolef, Kimball, 1. smith, Imrell, up mn imc' Benson. Second Row: Halter, Morris, Renfrow, Moore, Prince, Howlett Allmond, Hubbard, Elliot. Third Row: Coach Ellen, Buster Smith, Waits Sanders, Edwards, B. Humphrey, Dunlop. .,.. ---4 N-'- iq., 4F4i:.f-H--- ' Q age A-e - '- - 4- ACN :':'2li' 114 Betty Bell, Carl McCauley, Dot Teasley, Iean Kight, Maxine Marion Smith Bales, Wanda Hungate, Con topD Billye Leeper, Louise Bales. All District-Scored G TD' Olftl' CQAZQPLQJQPJ Almost as exciting as the games were the pep assemblies in which the coaches made their predictions, the band played and the Cheerleaders presented clever skits - Remember the One Little, Two Little Indian program? The Big Bad Wolf ? The Three Little Pigs ? These and the clever yells led by the Cheerleaders required many afternoons' practice. So let's give these eight Fifteen Rahsl in Turkey Day Clash at Mena. 'L '., 4ef1 ',. Go back, go back Buddy Benson All-State Honorable mention for All Sou- thern. 0 XX 61, YL THE BAND-First Row: Holt, Spicer, Baugh, Rater, Whitley, Garrison, Tucker, Tutt, Huffman. Second Row: Graves Iarrell, Y. Bass, Nickols, I. Bass, R. Whitley, Collier, Benson, Powers, I. Iohnson, Ferguson, Iacks, D. Smith, N. Kimball, England, I. Iohnson, Mangold, Parks, Cornish, I. Barnes, C. Smith, Harville, I. Powers, Hughes, Lovell, Mor- rison, Wesson, I. Taggart, Proctor, Roberts, I. Iohnson, R.Taggart, Downs, Graney. Back Row: Knight, C. Barnes, Huggins, Moore, B. Wesson, Kolb, Bruce, Bell, C. Merideth, Dodson, N. Merideth, Lloyd Cook, Director. With Lloyd Cook as the new band director and Billy Whitley as drum maior, the 1950 band maneuvers were new and original. For In keeping with the Thanksgiving season the Mayflower was launched on the Mena gridiron and the cross, symbolic of the rever- ence oi the occasion was formed. every football game there were novel perform- ances such as the musical instruments, the cross and the Mayflower. The one which brought forth the most acclcrmation was the airplane formation The Southern Special which was kept flying high throughout the gridiron season. Ca - . -iwf ,-. , ' ' - A 4 Li LEU f A ii 1 1 ' ' ,fl-' ' K I. -. 1' -1 --,,4-.Q-- 'V ,N -F 4'-lid ' H-wn-.,..,,, n--.1-W I '. ff, x S I , ' I X 1 . I I Q 1 I, 1 1 3 . V 4 , Y Q 1 8 X 2 ' ,,'- wifi? I 4 ' ' 5 ' F at nk' -.. . x4wM.wl4f: . , -lam-ill ,km if D 1 -3 53.2 'T ff-'lf' 'W' C V L21-'. 35 'x X smvsfsi-IQ - 4t+f W 1 X ' J' 1-F' 1 'E my 1, x S F A A il .. I 3 . . i If t il ', 3 fa joofgaff Queen llc Qc. '4- A en 3nifA Color, paqeantry and feminine pulchritude characterized the 1950 Home- coming. 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Dot thinks being best all-around is swell, especially with Hubbard and Buster's sharing the honors. Bundled into two nice sized packages are most of these virtues labeled Mr. DHS CBusterD and Miss DHS CMax'thaD. What have Miss America and Lil Ab- ner that Rtia and Buddy ain't got? A03 These athletes aren't frowning from fatigue of push-ups-lt's that darn ole sun. Not even a pole's difference between these two, Dot and Buddy, when it comes to being cute. A0 Aw, come on, Anne and Quentious, tell us another of your tall tales. Q 2. ,,,,51,a. if 1 I Scratching the head doesn't bring suc- cess, Buster ancl Emma. lt requires a little inspiration, some determination and lots of perspiration. Some little boys and girls are made oi sugar and spice and everything nice- especially ones like Mil and Hubbard. x They've got the cutest-Personality Barbara and Buddy Smith. In years to come let's check our l95l Leopard to see if any of the personalities on these pages have advanced to Amer- ica's Who's Who. Typical of most DHS couples are Dot and Harvey-Like the weather, stormy one day - clear the next. Eff 1... 1,553 .gzuenli N ,T Pauline Adair '-2 -3 Annie Anderson A ,U Berneice Austin A Y Y' , Ya 5 Betty lean Austin l ' l Xa' X-1 D Peggy Bagwell I . A u A 4 Rana Gene Baker -s f- 7. -3 i LL Q , ,Q ' 1 Q Charles Barnes ci .. f ' 4 Billy Bass ,.. V 1 Mary Bishop I l - ' X Iimmy Lee Blanton A 1 . li ' .f 'f ' f' ' 1 . .ll y 2 Verna Mae Bogan - , fs A Harry Broadwell ' 1 f 4 ' Margaret Cantrell , 4 f 4' X 6 Lf Linda Chaney ' Q X J ! David Cheatham at ' if Q R Anita Christian l , S ' I 'A 5. T V 5 3 Tommy Collier '4 , 1 l Elbert Cook ' I X I I Elwina Culp j ' 5 - i Carol Dickson M I xl K 5, , . r - , , Frankie Dinger J. e, R, -if 3 1 A-T .. :,. ,r C T- johnny Dinqer -- ' -' I Iohn Dixon 'J is If 1 J! 1 I lozelle Dodds f , f ' 1' fy. f ' Edward rem lin. Q, Mmm? Q Gayle Ferguson I is 6' t Frank Gamble -5 3. J X Q F ' 9, Donna Gates 6 '7 ' 'Lb ' 1 Anita Gordan 1 ' J A ' ' , Arlene Hall I X l , , 1 Billy Ioe Halter X ' ' ' A I A Franklin Halter . I V - 1 I l Io Harris .. f, sv. 5 F Q Ioyce Hearn ji ' 1' Patsy Hennard - J ' 1' Mary Henry ,- li Alice Mae Henson Iana Lou Hodge X I 1 A Muck Holcomb ,. .. P3 t Ted Hood U' if '-.. I A v T S' Bert Hornsby e 2 5 1 ' f Don Hubbard ' ' 1' 0 4 Iames Huckaby K Patsv Tacobs Betty larrell Timmy Icnes Ray Wayne lones Ralph Kite Ftdelis Koelzer Kenneth Krudwiq Charles Larimore Ierry Lassiter William Lassiter lames Locke Dick Norton Raymond Morris Precious Park Iacky Pearce Mary Lou Petet Ronnie Pickens loe Powers Gwenneth Price Rosalie Priest Kenneth Riqhtimire Betty Rink Lowel Robertson 6 F Ruthie Robertson jc Marie Ruth X Barbara Scott Lee Roy Sharp x I in Lee Slane Dewey Smith Ierry Smith 75, Marvin Smith J Charles Staqqs X Andrew Stout - Ollie Ioe Stover Pearly Stubbs Barbara Tollett 5: Charles Turner ' - Iuanita Voss I lerry Whitten 1 4 Billy Wilson Dorothy Wolfe A Newell Woodard Mary Lou Wray Eva Lou Youcum r W I rtf I 1 v rf q ' QI. J h . if D , , 1 I X1 R N inf, A Y! t n ' tl v 1 A ' I 'I l rl i ' is-54 'T P' '7 gk 'f - f I J N 1 1 ! Ll, sr: - I, 5.59 .1 ' . 1 'Z 5 J ,J ,f x fy 1 P514 -1 ' 5 ii Kg if' 95 P A -- Q YZ, .W ' 4 Q X - 1., ' X P ' ff 'Q I ' ' 4 V 1 f . i I ' t' -- .Q f I 'V f' U- 0. Y' , ,. 'I 2 ,:, 9 1' f 3 .v J' fl I '- . ,A L X . l at T .ff f M t I .tv - ,,, , lllene Young I 93 ' Seated: Cannon, Prince, King, Rater, Proctor, Holt CEditorD,I.emley, Teasley, England CBusiness Manae gerj, Bell, Huggins. Standing: Renfrow, Kight, Davis, Black, Loyd, Stephens, Stuart, Taggart, Tucker, lacks, Waits Hungate, Mrs. Graves, Sponsor. Burning the midnight oil to beat the deadline, I 4 I 'Q f . I . I l ' V ,,:Jl , 1-,. I ,,,,f.,f I ,rf 4, .v D r fi:- w a 1 ns' 35' 'fl l X. rf- Editor Holt scoop- ing in A DHS Dive. These Hi-Spotters made the headlines. - f'f-4 High School Daze - are remembered not for thinqs we learned in books, but for such activities as football, Sadie Haw- kins Dance, Halloween and Homecoming. Which twin has the Toni? .' ,,,,x V f A I U Pink Champagne was Mrs. x 1 Huff's order. Who's qot the ball? 1- '54 . , , .., . Chip off Mammy s ole block S I Hold me a little closer, baby 5W , -3- A.: l . ' o - X I A S lv- A 4 . t -t X I '-I lwluln ls' 1' ' C51 'ty -J' E-rl '0 45 .3 vg- ill we A44 Q I 4 . 'ff .' :F sn? J iii? W 'Q - 9 t 154 I XJ r rv- 1 W , . 4 ' a 9 Z. 9 ..f,, .iq 4 l I 2' 1 ? ,f .. . 'az-L1 v FF -'11 I E -lf, 'I 4 l 1: A 5 L f L it If -cl - A t S iff ii' '39 -be-3 .J 'J fl 'X I '!. i X t ' t ,xp , A 9 VA- I fi S-9 nr ilgffflr Clara Barnes Donald Barnes Betty Birdsonq Marie Bishop Reventa Brown Richard Broyles Iimmie Campbell Charles Capps Hugh B. Carruth Dorothy Clark Emma Sue Cornish Iimmy Cox Carol Crain Wendell Crews Dean Donaldson James Ed Downs Carolyn Edwards Roger Elders Mildred Emerson Iohnny England Iune G. Gardner Lula Bell Gates Rosa Lee Gillespie Shirley Godwin Marion Hall Donald R. Harges Franklin Head Anna Marie Heddleston Sam Hendricks Ruel Hodge Earl W. Hooker Carolyn House Kenneth Hughes Gail lacks Helen Johnson Anita lohnson R. Kelly Bill Kolb Marietta Kimball David Krudwiq D. C. Lassiter, Ir. Charles Mason Patsy Mason George McCarty Daniel McCauley lerry B. McRae NUC! l. Merideth Charles Minor Q, e A 'S ,v 4 Q, ' ti 7 b rf .. J 1 L i .1 Q -Y Q ' . I s L, Donald Norwood ? rl -7 K ' ' Buddy Ohlerkinq ' nf' f ,H , lanice Pruitt ' ' ' . Lydia Purtell David Ramsey V ' R nf ivxan e row D V r, 'K .3 F: D' F 'Z ,, Doyle Stagqs W? -2 ' q' ' Dozier Ann Smith h ' Edwin Stiles , I . . ' ' Rosalee Stubbs , 4 I Carolyn Suggs 1 ' I ' Ruth Ann Toler Marvin Tollett V Byron Turnaqe . nu' i' 5 f F . Buddy Wesson 5' 1 1 ' ' ' V Q' 3 vw, Iacquelin Wheeler 5 '- I 3 if Monroe Whitley 1, ' f , .1 N , . . Dewayn Williams ' A G if bl 2 I' , . X. ff Iack Wilson ' 5' f . Inez Wilson 'S' 46' V - v Sarah Williamson QOPQPJ C465 Great oaks from little acoms grow so the adage qoes. With the record the DIHS Cubs made the past season, football fans are anticipating qreat things from this squad. Gerald Thomas will be expect- ed to surpass Shuq Renfrow's elusiveness: Don Park will prove to be as invincible as Harvey Stephens: Wendell Crews will be needed to be as accurate as his broth- er, Quentious, in passing that ball: and Paul Stone and Billy Phillips have already showed they can make as riqorous tackles as Iimmy Allmond and Harry Howlett. First Row: Franklin Head CMqr.D, Iackie Pearce, Monroe Whitley, Willie Wilson, Billy Bass. Harry Mattison. Second Row: Iimmy Cox, B. I. Halter, Billy Phillips Hugh Carruth, Lee Slane, Donald Ray Harqis, Ierry Whitten, Mack Holcomb. Third Row: Maurice Pearson, Charles Capps, lames Ed Downs, Ierry Bob McRae, Wendell Crews, Tommy Ross, Bobby Mclieever, Wylie Barr. Fourth Row: Coach Stewart, Franklin Halter, Iohnnie Westbrook, Gerald Thomas, Don Park, Paul Stone, Raymond Green, Lloyd Elliott, Charles Brakeville, Bennie Elmore. ,l 1 A r F 13 M, .4 I ,-3 weigh 'H 'F . I Af, '. .. Z af' I-Q ,, 8 r 'x ,v Robert Adams Mary Anderson losephine Austin Itmmy Bagwell Wiley Bon Jean Bass Patsy Bell Charles Brakeville Bill Broyles Bobby Bruce Carol Cheatem Dorothy Christie Iulia Clark Shirley Cowling Willie Cox Betty Craig Shirley Craig Fred Davis Diane Dodson Ienoyce Douglas Frankie Dull Lloyd Elliot Bennie Elmore Millie Emerson Mary Lou Estes gf -i S P np! - x I ' J X x ll 1. J ' fx j . 1 , fn ,I I f 1'--1 . ' r fy , 1 A X QA ZF' I ,fg i ,tg Q: x I 'V ARM er. fi ,- fn ,, as '-4' ,. -11 ., W4 J v 7 S' I' 1' r v' '- v ' S f 1 ' l f :I t 'af' SF ' l'3 4 AT, f A .5 , -if - , ' l '17 1 li XF I an 2 F ' v 6 ,N ' -f- H 20 'V' M x ,f X ' E ' ' -Otis ar: 'y slr: .. 1- Q E' P 2 . ,Q 1 it 1 f l JI vc u .I 4-v 4' Y I I 4? I -4+ Glenda Eubanks Rhena Furqerson Lucy Lee Fluroney Raymond Green Kathryn Hall Sue Hall Eugene Halter Annette Hamilton Dorthy Hendrix Bob Hensley Manuel Hensley Robert Holman Helen Holleman Evelyn Holmes Sammy Holt Donna Hunqate Nelda lanes Nila lanes ludy Iones larnes lohnson LaVonne Iohnson lo Neva Kniqht Dan Kohler lack Lambert Margaret Locke Austin Lovell Shlrley Mantooth Harry MGYYISOH Daniel Miller Gail Moore Marqxe Moms Io Ann Mclieever Bobby McKeever Earleen Nedharn Iamece Nrckols Don Park Maurxce Pearson Brlly Phlllzps Iohn T Phllhps Llnme Rxchardson Charlene Ftxnk Tommy Ross Iane Shlrley Carson Smith lack Smlth F Q51 4 I I Cs 'Qf' 9' -4 F .. sf: Q 3 ' 'Y i ...gn .4 '.. .-7. 85- l A vw 10 15 so 4' , l W0 'P itz 4 1 17.3 ..l -f -7 H 2 t t' 5 I w 4 -t , t Q I ' 'W 'Q lf' EJ ' A 55 'lf I . Cl 5 - if 4 r .- af' 5 ' ' fe 3 9' 3 1,1 JW' - S ff I 1 l . t V - ' 2 , , 'f ' Ll 4 K 7 7 'S' - , 9 ,Q X ' cj . , , N - SX !kv I X 14 - I 'hx QA1 I ' 'H 'I I -.r - - S A if 6 . t A I 2 J . -r. 1' 4 . ' f x fl T 1 A V A ' J ROY Gene.StaqCJS A 9' ai- gt n' V F . 1 7 41' ,,f ' 1 Q Q ' to l , if f ,X - f ls 7 he .6 I l .- : - X . f Q t -2, of ' ,- Z, lu 'I :T . -U . 4 A ,il K . ', Q , Q ff , 3 we! r 1 u' ' '46 A - it 1 , if ' 5' jf 5' at H 'F - ff . . 1 Jo - f I Q, S S I 1 f lf i 'fl 'X S V V -90 Harold Stlnnett Ioyce Stmnett Paul Stone Lorene Stout Mary Io Taylor . F, Gerald Thomas Howard Turner Davxd Walters Edward Ware lames Stewart Sponsor Iohnny Westbrook Ilmmy Wxllxams Roxy Whrtley Patsy Wnqht Irma Lee Young 77 ,aa 'iii 409 l 'f X '33 si Rey de Ld Siesta-Kinq Siesta. J gzzszj :':s::. First Row: Mary Davis, Bennie Io Roberts, Wanda Blassinqame, Betty Renfrew, Iimmie Mills, Lou Ann Dunn, Dixie McCarty, Fayrene Print. Onita Williams. Second Row: lay Gilliam, Ray Gilliam, Rhonald Morris, Elaine Merideth, Billy Whitley, Mrs. Ryman Wallis, Carl McCauley, Mildred Bauqh, Walter Baker, Martha Davis, Allene Stubbs. ancion Que viva Espana! Viva! La Espana pintoresca, Del Cid conquistador t Que ayudo a Colon Viva mi patria Con proiunde amor Viva mi patria amada, El pcfis del sol. r? ' 4 2? 1 Rey de La Siesta - King Siesta. La Bailadora Pearson , S Senorita Pearson j 5:1 S074 ,, 541 ADELANTE SIEMPRE ADELANTEH sl I fx 'Z -U J v 2. i . Q5 f -, BEL I f Vx ' , .0 ' ff? afm .5 67, UOFL fe CE R 95 O IQ I3 I4 I5' 6 2 8 .9 y ff if M xgi V 1 mia , s.,,' X 12-- f -Gianni ff. if JNM, L 6lu'i5fma5 pervaded the halls of DHS Here we see Rita cmd Barbara even fooling Old Santa Clvfiss Smithl, on we've been such Qood little girls stuff. Santa Claus is Coming to Town and l'm Dreaming of a White Christmas were the fa- Lf - miliar tunes the DHS Band, T!! , Rf 'ff' directed by Mr. Cook, played. The Glee Club's Christmas story was told in song. The Glee Club-First Row: Baugh, Covington, Dobbs, Fears Moffett, Hendricks, Mur h B' Will' , p y, irqe, 1 iam son, Teasley, Miller, M. Smith, Wesson, Koelzer. Second Row: Turner, Hood Mangold Collier lohnson K. Smith, Tutt, Taggart, B. Renfrow, Stubbs, Pearson, Peek, Young. Third Row: C. Merideth, Spicer, Huffman, Graves, Tucker, Roberts, E. Merideth. Fourth Row: Stuart, Sullivan, Proctor, England, Rater H. Smith, Lemley, M. Bcles, Churchman, Bass. Fifth Row: Waits, S. Whitten, Huckaby, Downs, Harville, Garrison, Banks, Staggs, Wolf, Waters, L. Bales, Benson. Holt, Hall, Krudwig, Howlett, B, Smith, l. Smiih, D. Vtlhitten. Sixth Row: Bishop, R. Taggart, D. Renfrow, 3 s egg, ,'jY ' if ., The band played cn while the I-QCPUTPS fo'-lqhi their losing Silo:m's mascot brought lucic. 9 frighten us very much. Up, Up, UP the ladder to success the mighty- undefeated Ellensmen climbed for the second fruitful season. Again on November 26 the District 7-A trophy was presented at the State Quarter Finals game at Sheridan. Here the mighty Leopards proved their strength by defeating the Yellowjackets 44-12. On the night of December 8 the hard-playing Leopard's skill was matched by the Siloam Springs Panthers and in this semi-final game the first mar was entered on our perfect record and the Panthers marched on to the State Finals after edging out the title-favored Leopards by one point-13-12. end? omenb AI' Eflfbiflfijif QZZOPHJ' 5 The fem A1.L-BACK didn't 'FX 5 JW 4 K fy 1 M- ' , at 1 .ff I di .Q any , 5 I X t ,L iw .s vi xl Lb! Ax' ! - ' L 4 L ' ' I ' Q J Q, 1. A 2' 5 , 1' . 11. lv 't ' Ll.: in L Q . X Z' Q S iN 'PQ-jk W 53,4 JJ 'sf f K' JANUARY 1951 0 I2 5' IG 8 I9 3 .2 25 26 17 C I rf K J B- lrx' 'Q ' Y' ' -4 A ,CA T71 I 'D --.40 1 Pt' 1' I A- I '35 Doris Bagwell Dessie Mae Bailey Walter Baker Louise Bales 'F Y.: .v W I X X '77 Aga A 'v 15 4? 3? IJ Q 7, I 1 l X v I asf: .Q -A 'fl' 4, i CSZP OWLOI' Yvonne Bass Maaell Bell Palsy Benson Wanda Birge Wanda Blassinqame Franklin Brown Pauline Brown Kenneth Bush loe Caldwell Kathleen Campbell Io Ann Churchman Jessie Covington Martha Davis Dorothy Dinqer Mary E. Dodds Lou Ann Dunn Ioyce Gage Kenneth Gardner Wayne Hamilton Lorraine Hendricks Alvin Lee Hearn George Hickey Bob Hodges, Ir. lune Hood Don Huckaby Benny' Humphrey Io Ann lacks Buddy Iarrell Charles Krudwiq Ed Latimer 3355 lock McCarty Carl McCauley Elaine Merideih Iimmie Morris Rhonald Morris Pat Lee Moss Neldene Murphy Naydean Nelson Billy Pearce Bobby Pearce Bonnie lo Hoherts Lucy Lee Sanders Anthony Shands limmy Smith Melvin Smith Rubv Lee Smith Bendeite Staqqs limmy Stell Autry Sicui Lewis Stubbs Ouirifcn Taqqarf Doris Ann Turnaq Fay Lemley Louis Luster Betty Mangold Dixie MCCGTTY oi ' alv- A f' fl F -I K I .o J I e Richard Van Yeast .D Lola Waifs , v Derriii 'fi n Sherril Whirten Onita Williams Mary Williamson Viloa Wright Vernon Young 4 l 7, ff H 'P-r P' I ,. , li .5 af' -3 y 5 , r' AY'- -f' ,7 hal 'Y K P pn 1-fr. ' f 17 ,, X, 2? IL QQ 11 ptr, I Y - 'Q - , Q .,.,, M f fell. s 'X '41 J. Jef! I -an -Q lv- S-' rv a K 'Q fo , '14 'iff ' I H f'-rf' 5 L fl' I I 'V ', 17 F 1' 'Ts ga: 4 9 fi ll r 1 FJ A 'Xb' .-1-vi 9 1 ,x af ,73 5:19 .eg , 3' 1. l1'XJ vi I V ' a 'W I Q i R !'.. V If v r .f'5 Buddy Smith All-District All-State Harvey Stevens WHAT THE DHS-47 Tex-23 DHS52 Nashville-45 DHS-El Arkadel,':hiaA42 DHS-57 Hatfield-39 2HS-53 '.'finfhrcp'4l DHS 44 Ccve-29 fri' Lf Vslx... Q DES :S Gurdcnrlg Cliff 'Q-sw -QS CHS--15 55119923 All-District Y Tree-top is Iohnny on the spot. 4. . infix, Remember, five f Gooberhead. Quentious Crews All-County dgefj ouls spell out, Traveling Squad-Dunlop, O. Taggart, Crews, Elliott, R. Taggart, Coach Ellen, Halter, Hub' bard, Stephens, Godwin, B. Smith. V V SCOREBOARD DHS-22 DHS-41 DHS-58 DHS-57 Dl'1b'l:l DHS31 Nur. U -..C -an -hair DHS-:Q :HSE-1 DHSA9 SHOWED Mena-19 Tex-34 Gillham-36 Nashville-34 LQCkesburq42 Hope-36 Presccttfl9 Ark:deIphi':'22 Sudan-E2 Ashdown-39 Ashdown-40 Q .ny 1:5 fi 5 - - 'fi f 1 E .1 iw: David Godwin James Hubbard Roy Taggart fs F , if Xl-f' I .. ,A L. I' 1 5 . If M, 'ls I Quinton Taggart Two, Hub, Two! Sack 'em up! Don Elliott 3 .av if J I .. W 5 2-L' J t X at 9 Gene Halter You gotta jump, Ouenticusn t L 252 ,-1 ' . :ff rw Q Spike Dunlop ibidfricf 7 .14 W glzampzi The rniqhty Leopard Caqers exhibited qreat skill in ball handling at District Tournament when they clinched the coveted title- District Charnpsn- by wins over Dierks 54-20, Hope 40-27, and finally, Texarkana Razorbacks 34-30. These victories cleared the path to the State Tourney. DIHS CAGERS First Row: Pearson, Cox, Carruth, Mattison, McCrae, Downs, Capps. HW Q' I Second Row: Coach Stewart, Green, Parks, Ferguson, Elliott, Brakeville, Sharp. Queen of .Jigarb 267 7 Cpupicfd Edffd by Dot Teasley l found six little arrows that had landed in the hall They were shot from Cupid's bow and were intended there to fail, He h':dn't aimed at some lonely hetarts and by mistake did miss- But he meant these special ones to land in good 'ol DHS! The arrows bore tiny little hearts on which I found some little rhymes Each in substance saying: Won't you be our Valentines? The first was to a petite brunette and a handsome athlete ln beauty and brawn they each excell and simply can't be beat, CCharlotte Merideth - Buddy Benscnl The second heart was pierced deep by Dan Cupid, the age-old sprite, To this young lad and lass we say: We love you with all our might! CDot Graves - Iames Hubbardl Hoses are red and violets are blue: this third heart says so. Sugar is sweet, another line says, and so are Ian and loe. Clanel Taggart - Toe Sheltonl A sweeter surprise couldn't ever be found in a sweetheart's box of candy Then these two deors whom we think are mighty dandy! CMartha Proctor - Quentious Crewsl Last but not least is the comely pair The boys is so tall, the girl so fair Everyone can see lovelight in all that they do For each has a lover to whom he is true. CRita Banks - Lynn TaggartD Attached to the last arrow was a very lacy, little heart And when l read the inscription it gave me quite a start. It's lucky that I found it and hid it right away- Because it bore a secret that's to be revealed today. Dynamite comes in small packages and so does beauty, too, Our little Oueen will prove this in anything she'll try to do. Upon the head of a handsome lad we place another royal crown. If you searched all over DHS a nobler pair could not be found. Now the six little arrows have all been claimed, Cause Cupid took up his bow and at each he carefully aimed And in the hearts of every student they brought a pleasant ache As they told us which royal court to take. Now after proudly presenting them to you we have one thing more to say, Cupid thinks you've done a good job and to all, A happy Valentines Dayl They QWayne, Douglas, and Lael said it with orchids to Delores, Rita and Sue. ,Ji 'al!l'l ,-ans-lffi Q y-wx CX I First Row: Teasley, Birae, Murphy, Graves Creject- fd D, McCauley Qwaoery Pearson Cbelavedl Coach Duqal, England, Serrnnd RCW: Sunkel, Huffman, Haier, Banks, Garrison, Wolf, Sullivan, Stuart, Mor frvri, Peek, Whitley, Young. Third Row: Campbell, Powfers LPresidentQ, Waters, Print, Leeper, Re-ntrcw. Heart Trouble was upsetting to the Mat thews household. CDct Graves, Sue Garrison Troy Sunkel, Rita Banks, Carl McCauleyD. C R 4292 , is 74 my yunior Cinema ' ARCH ness ' Ev! 177777 ' 1 Qaved 6 X f 6 ii? L ,ff 'X ff ,ky X 'I fa 'iq -I Fl- .D -N I X cr f -1' .- If ifL,- I 'Y EL BX I X If . ay 1 ,gin , f -A IRQ, ' 9 'X I I 4 -f f ' lx Y EI ,., '29 Ai sul.. I ' ' If f 6,1 '- f-1 A - -X a ' af' ' I fir: To , +9 1 I 2 T el xg: Ryu A -17, .A L, A HELEN AUSTIN IAROME BARNES IUANITA BARROW 'Bl Qi C xy I r:.,f .A 1 I I 1 ,I 4 ' 1 CT IZ J-' ? , X I Q35 H wi -J , D ... I 'J f' I uw! , Q, sl I, ,R ,. 'E 5. JJ unior MILDRED BAUGH, V. Pres BUDDY BENSON MARVIN BIRDSONG GARNER BIRGE CHARLES BISHOP STELLA COLLIER VERNA CORNELIUS LEROY COX MARY DAVIS DOYCE DOWDLE PAUL DOWNS IAMES DUNLOP DONALD EAKIN BOBBY EDWARDS DONALD ELLIOTT GLADYS FEARS FAYRENE PRINT IAY GILLIAM RAY GILLIAM DOT GRAVES IERRY HARVILLE MARIORIE HARRISON IAMES HUBBARD SUZY HUFFMAN DALE HUGGINS CAM I VIRGINIA KEOLZER 1 HOWARD KIMBALL ' 'x MARY LEE KITOHENS nf BILLYE LEEPER IONA LOVELL na' X4 9, . - ' IIM MCRAE CHARLOTTE MERIDETH V 5 OLADYS MILLER ., 2 IIMMIE MILLS 4 ' OLENDA MOEEETT ' I A X A 5 ' I .ef 9 M DON MORRISON 5 MODINE NALLEY S TWILA PEARSON J BETTY PEEK OUIDA RANKIN BETTY RENEROW A BILL SANDERS f 1- IOE SHELTON, Pres. - x 3: BUDDY SMITH ' ,Af KATHRYN SMITH N MARION SMITH MARVIN SMITH 1g 'Q I MYRTLE SMITH BETTYE SPICER CARI. STINNETT .ju f '7 , .J ,U I P. ,. fi Q EOBBIE' HUNTER qi 0 OARROLIARREL 4 TACKIE TCHNSC ' Y I r , 'A N II. U x , 4 E Ai: 1 0 ' A 3' fr? al 1 lx. '9 X Q, P I .V 47 ,A 1 , I y I I ' I I A o ' ' T7 ' 'S X W A X fl 5 3 -5 ,, rr A f- A f- Q if T fa ' ff 1 xalk 'rl .gt I B ' 5 I Y 1 In Q fl R F H ' .H 'Q 9 ff , 45 . '-A-f 1-if va I 'q .' ! lm l I if , i f I f M4 K I N 'Q tg '- 'I pt JIQ 1 0 E. 4 I 5 4' 3 T' f' I x ' X. 7 ALLENE' STUEBS TROY SUNKEL IANELL T.l.C'r'3.'5.RT BILLY TOLER FRANCES TUTT IUANNELLE WESSON BILLY WHITLEY SHIRLEY 'WILLIAMSON ROBERT VKORRELL LOU ANN WRIGHT UL. -ani if ns JY? ' W pi' Jeff , 71.5 cf ff' X .-lf ' .. WSG .Lf X 4-Ji! cm Front Row: Bishop, McRae, Huckaby, Hamilton Young, Van Voast. Second Row: Christian, Allen Barrow, Ohlerkinq, Williamson, Covington, Dodds Brown, S. Williamson, Harrison. Third How: Koel zer, Smith, Nelson, lacks. Heart, Head, Hand and Health, is their motto. , .. lu-Il---1 Mx K A UN 1 X 1 j C23 Q11 X V , B X A 13 f ff jufure armem 3- These Sons of the Soil take time out from their daily chores to engage in a little wholesome initiation of their Green Hands. Mr. Dugal is telling this lad how to bring home the bacon. OH! Our aching , . . er-er . . . backsl N r F',.i l 'I' m Front Row: Hamilton, Bishop, Huggins, H. Stinnett, Godwin, lacks, L. Taggart, Stephens, Halter, Hickey. Second Row: Elliott, Rentrow, McCarty, Phillips, Elmore, Hodges, McKeever, I. Stinnett, Stubbs, Adams. Third Row: Kohler, C. Stinnett, Pearce, Young, Van Voast, Ware, Smith, Walters, O. Taggart, Broyles, Birge. Fourth- Row: Hearn, Stell, Miller, Davis, Stout, I-luckaby, Staggs, Christian, Moss, Humphrey. Fiith Row: Gordon B. Dugal, Instructor. i.' I' 1 . , r FEI - I .1 t Front Row: Miss Smith, 'Nriqht Waits, Baqwell, Campbell, Birqe Nelson, Bailey, R, L. Smith, lacks Williamson, Brown, Covington Dodds, Allen, Ohlerkinq. Second How: L. Bales, Church man, Bass, I.. Wriqht, Hood, Mc Carty, Dinqer, Hendricks, Mur phy, Gage, Roberts, E. Merideth Miller, Smith, Young, Williomson Third Row: Benson, Stoqqs, Proc- tor, Waters, Wolf, H. Smith, Gar- rison, Banks. Turnaqe, Pearson Lovell, Moffett, Fears, Rankin, Wesson. Fourth Row: Mangold, Collier Iohnson, Taqqart, Tutt, Powers Renfrew, Stubbs, Huffman, Enq- land, C. Merideth, Spicer, Graves, Leeper, Harrison. jufure Qmgmq gm Wanted: A Wife This clever skit pantomimed by this group solved the problem for most perplexed DHS boys. Miss Smith's recommendations: They can sew a fine seam and make any dish fit for G king- CDon't use Faultless starch next time, lanell, when you make that puddinglj l .5 I Miss Smiths smile apparently is very contagious. 9, X jlftflftfe 1116 2114 5 1 's ry' v I 5 'V X- Firat Row: Smith, Bagwell, Renfrew, Birqe, Black, M. Bales, L. Bales, Waits. Second Row: George Har- rod, Sponsor, Teasley, Stubbs, Tollett, Huffman, Hug- gins, McCauley, Davis, Campbell, Mrs. George Har- rod, Co-Sponsor. 1 -q,.1-..-.-0 Dot's look of suspicion and finger of ac- cusation were explained in Murder in the Family, a one'act comedy presented by this group. CDot Teasley, Carolyn Huggins, Carl McCauley, Louise Bales, Maxine Bales, Pal Black, Wanda BirgeD. No, this isn't typical of the like of a harassed teacher - Iust an- other scene from Murder in the Family. IIE Q 1 FN , , . JL, x A A ' U K... B5 0' AX 4 .,- , xt .,.v 1 Kfdziri jcworife U X MAY l95l 5 8 34 Qarrfjon 5 n an l I a M , 45 m yu . I HARRY HOWLETT Vxce Presldent Black Magzc Band Student Councxl Football CoCapta1n Glee Club D Club Presxdent Honor Socxety FLOY BELLE ALLEN The Lady From 'Z F Twenty nme Palrrs gl WINFRED MOORE President III Hate Myself In The Mommq Photography Glee Club D CHub Football Student Councxl HELEN SMITH Secretary Treasurer Dark Eyes Latm FHA Vxce Presxdent TA Secretary Treas Glee Club Glee Club FHA 4 H Club 'F' GERALDINE emom 51 ANDERSON MAXINE' BALES Fzve Feet Two Eyes Q ,- of Blue FHA Presxdent Alternate Cheerleader Glee Club Masquers BETTY lEAN BELL My Fool1,sh Heart FHA Glee Club H1 Spots Staff Cheerleader Sof ball 'QF ,ef I B7 MARY LOUISE CANNON Sweet Lxttle Gul FHA RITA SUE BANKS It Had to Be You Masquers Reporter Latm Student Council Band Presxdent Glee Club PAL BLACK It s No Secret Glee Club FHA FT 4H Club Reporter Masquers CREWS g My Heart Cnes For Southern Speczal 2 I You Glee Club H1 Spots Manager X 4? IAMES ROBERT ALLMOND A Little B11 Independent Band Football D Club Ti .4 ' 7 4 ALMA BESSIE CHRISTIAN I Want A Girl lust Like the Girl Glee Club FHA 4-H Club Secretary F-3 -A Y -df , ,ff ! Y 'P' 1 I r 4-r .,f -4 4' 'fi-. 7' ANN ENGLAND Life is So Peculiar Band Glee Club Masquers Treasurer Spanish Latin FHA Annual Business Mar. Hi-Spots Business Mgr. Student Council Honor Society ALBERT GENTRY I'm Bash1uI 4-H Club FFA WAYNE HOLT Man oi Mystery F X Band A Latin 3 ' Glee Club 4 Masquers Student Council Honor Society Annual Staff Hi-Spots Editor VIRGINIA ELLEN DINGER She's A Lady FHA C? fs ... , 5 P ,fv- Lb .A ARTHUR GRANEY Third Man Theme Band Glee Club SLOAN DYER All My Love Vx F 'SH ,.-, 'J -Q FJ .S .ss I DOUGLAS HALL Why Fight The Eee-ling Glee Club Annual Staff TROY DONALDSON Cow, Cow Bo-oqie' FHA a 'S Band 4-H F A GWENDOLYN SUE GARHISON I Miss You So Band Student Council Latin Masquers Secretary Honor Society President Glee Club FHA DAVID GODWIN You Can't Be True, Dear Football FFA Basketball f 1 1, Q- ' I U 'res 3' BETTYE HOOD Powder Your Face With Sunshine FHA Glee Club CAROLYN HUGGINS fn. Oh Beautllul JACK HUMPHREY 'Y 7. BECIUYIHII Texas Cgndy gnd Cgke J, Q 4 H Club FFA 1- Glee Club D Club Bcmd Photography V-4 Mcsquers Honor Scclety FT FHA lEAN KICHT Hapny Go Lucky FHA Glee Clul C e rl d Annual St 't Baske 1 all So 'all MARY LOU LEMELY Mary Lou I Love You Glee Club FHA Annual Staff H1 Spots Staff Honor Soclety xp- N our ,. lv.:-.lTY O.. OHLEPKINU . '. '.'.'99? ni. H x .... Glee Club 4fH Club , FHA 8 SUE HUNGATE A L1ttIe B11 Heaven FHA Glee Club Cheerleader Annual Stall 35- ali lOHN MCKINLEY Oh Iohnny, Oh Johnny B F IACKS Sennmental Reasons FFA Football 4 H Club J 07' DONALD MORGAN Can Anyone Explain Photography Student Council Masquers Glee Club FT fl lERFtY KING Dont Fen e Me n Glee Club H1 Spots Staff 4 H Club VINITA SUE LOYD Steppm Out H1 Spots Staff EOBEHE FHEA PHll.LlPS Sweet and Lovely FHA . --Y, if p-L an 2 da-ff I HARVEY PRINCE III See You In My Dreams Foo ball D Club Band Basnce Annu l H1 Spc s La in C' A1 v DONALD RENFROW Raqtime Cowboy F FA Football Glee Club D Club H1-Spots Staff Annual Staff HARVEY STEPHENS Slippin Around FFA Glee Club Football Co Captain Basketball D Club i , 1 PATSY ROSE SULLIVAN Patricia Latin Glee Club Softball Allied Youth Masquers ROBERT RALEY A Little Old Fashioned Love I nrii MARGARET STUART I Gonna Wash That Man Right Out OI My Hair Latin Glee Club Masquers Annual Hi-Spots Staff Basketball Band l-'HA BARBARA IEAN POWERS Personality La in Band Her S ci 'J 'ici 1,1 Q S Ft-'A r 1 S MARTHA PROCTOR One of the Ronn Kind Latin Glee Club Band Maycrette lx X Masquers FHA H1 Spots Staff HF- EMMA SUE RATER A Little Bl! Independent Latin Student Council Band Majorette X 4' FHA Masque-rs Glee Club Honor Society EDWARD SMITH Theres Been Change In Me Student Council Pres Honor Society Glee Club Football Manager IAMES STINNETT 'Take An Old Cold Tater And Wait FFA 0 ff. Z 'I a ll I ' lf GLADYS STUBBS I Wanna Be A Cowgirl Glee Club R FHA , IF A I - 4,1 'D F VIRGINIA WATERS Sam's Song Latin Allied Youth FHA Glee Club Band Majorette Masquers LYNN TAGGART There'II Never Another You FFA President Masquers Student Council ap. xfk '7 Nil J S 15 11 . 'L' g Q f 'gli' I. DELORES TUCKER Say It With Music Masquers Student Council Band Glee Club Annual Staff Honor Society I-Ii-Spots Staff Debate 72 I-if fl :N DOT TEASLEY Theres No One But You Glee Club Allied Youth Photography Softball FTA Masquers Cheerleader Basketball Debate Student Council l-li-Spots Staff Annual Editor in 49 I x XX! X in 471 A DONALD WAITS Taking lt Easy Football Glee Club Photography Hi-Spots 'EVELYN TOLLETT Hair of Gold, Eyes oi Blue Glee Club FTA FHA Masquers A F- -5 l I . I N l 1 Z: 5 3 1 ETI-IEL WARE Ask Me No Ouestionsu ROY TAGGART 4 Q I Can't Give You AWYYMUQ But Love' Band Glee Club 'T tp- -I 'YP' 5. X ETHEL TURNER Deep In The Heart 7' 'Q III Never Be Free -5 I 'T f FHA Club Of Texas Glee Club FHA 1' , 1 N Tyfl ' ...X '-N -'fa 'Q S ,,, A+- ,. . 'L- 1 111. f Q 3 s 4 '3v 3 ? 40 725, 'am 0 ein! wiflz . . . THE STAFF sxncerely hopes you have eruoyea retlectmq on the happenrnqq 1n DHS 05 you have scanned the contents of th1s 1951 LEOPARD It represents tor each of you another rnllestcne rn hte but through sunshxne and shadows we see an open road ahead Q .rv .S 0- 1 A I 5,41 ' :tail ' ' Ns R' . . ' an 1 1 fit , 'N JL' 'ia 1 if A ,a. INF B - 4 .5. R ' Q lx ' 'tl' . . ,A t - V uv. t .N ,uv .' ,P KL ' . 4, 4 ,j viN. '- -I ' J . M . Ax ' '7 . Y A f' I .- ww ' 2 ff il ,. . Q w .. 13? ' - . '5 ,. 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