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

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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

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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

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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.