De Soto High School - Desotonian Yearbook (De Soto, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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' , :-- f' 'fL,fln', ' GRADUATION EXERCISES DE SOTO HIGH SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1952 8:00 0'CLOCK, P.M. Morning Mood Gy-19g Woodwind Quintet Romance and Scherzou Cohen Bass Solo - Roy Bergman What Are You Looking For? Marv Iou Ames lhe Challenge to American Youth A 14 '1rewell lov Beigm in D uid Husker Masefield I Must Down to the Seas Again Solo - Joe Thompson Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas Dean Edu fu ds Renedlction The Rev. John Morgan Ames, Mary Louise Bailey, Robert Joseph CLASS ROLL Beekme-yer, Lawrence Henry Bergman, Joy Louise I3 ergrman , Roy Robert Bernhardt, David W. Bowles, Jean Brent, Dorothy Byingrton, Stanley Courtaway, Veronica Gross, Lucy Ann Diekman, Cora Ann Edwards, Robert Franklin, Ruth Ann Gerber, Bobby J. Hamel, Richard G. Ilarris, Norvel VV. Hopson, Norma Jean llusliey, David Lee Johnson, Shirley Ann Johnson, Thomas Ladd, Gordon E. i?:i'f'3'r 1'?J 'ln Mareum Norma Metts, Betty Milster, Don Moses, Eugene Moses, Loriene Roberts Iva Carolie Robertson Joan Robertson Virginia Seyfarth, Mary Solomon Maxine Speidel, David L Speidel, Patricia Thomas Jere Lee Thompson, Alfred Thompson, William Gerald Thompson, Harold L Tourville Kenny llrfer, Ravmond L Vivre-tt, Leota Wagner, Elva Jean Williams Geraldine Ruth Wilson, George l N .I .L . L 5 2 2 v' A1 J-Iv J. C. Culwell ,C , L. ! Y 9 Y V 7 DP G0 THU? Y plfhakol C J 1113 L., CL I 1 52 ul. ' C lr KES, if N N, 1. aurna ' rn DGS01'o :lj Q' School f IVIAMITE De Soto, MQ ssour a 5 'S jjj JL I ,, If X! r fx iv A N jf f C fx .,ff XX K K. X .U Ig L ,XI ,,..r Fiffbff' .ff I X y Q9 irmlnnatrntinn L ADMINISTRATION Last year on February first, Superintendent Harry M. Talbot assumed duties as head of De Soto High School. He suc- ceeded Mr. Ralph Poole, who passed away November 23, l950. Many improvements have been made under his supervision, such as the interior decorating of the high school, and the repairs on the cafeteria, which are expected to be finished by the end of the school year. These improvements and many more have helped De Soto High School to have one of the highest ratings in the state. X QI l Mr. J. C. Culwell has been princi al of De Soto Hi h P 9 Y I, School for the last ten years. He is always on hand when a stu- ! dent needs help or advice and his sound judgement on all prob- iems always proves helpful. Mr. Culwell serves on the Jefferson S 5,1 J County Activity Association as its chairman. . -5 .L 1,4-Y M,-3 ' I MRS BROWNING American Hrstory Englzsh II MISS FITCH Socaal Studres MISS LAMB Shorthand Typunc General Busuness IFJ Iwi? MR MUNSO N Band Chorus Glee Club FACULTY MR BRYAN Driver s Trammg Physncal Eclucatror ihp MR HARRALSO IN Drversnfned Occupatuons MR LARABEE General Shop -967 L.. f X MRS OTEY Home Ec Related Arts MISS CLYDE Socral Studnes Geography mfg MR HOUSE Sclencc Chemnstry Brology MISS McKEMY 'P' MISS COOKSON Llbrarnan MR HUNTER Phy Ed Hygrene -rf I I if MR MCGUIRE Speech Englush I Publ rcatnons MRS ZIMMERING MR WISE Mathematics Ar , K i P I- 1, if . ff, 1 . -A 'T I L45 ' v , 3 I M 2 I 1 I9 ill f, ,I i . vi , 1:-is wo :fn ' I ' ?'- I 1 I I: 'L ' 5 I ! I -Q -J . , 'I 7,' ll . E91 if 9 '4 gui - 1- . ,J v 'fx H. I . ' I fe 5 'f , L V' -4 .2 4 W 3 49 'f 0 f I ' I I! lf! KD 4 13111 UVB SENIURS X Q 1 AMES MARY LOU Band 48 52 Glee Club 4 52 Pep Squad 52 Latm Club 51 52 Speech 52 Desotoman Edntor 51 Dragon Tales Assocuate Edator 51 Woodwand Qunntet 50 52 Clarmet Quartet 51 52 Gvrl s Sextet BAILEY ROBERT J Chorus 49 50 Dragon Tales and Desotoman Sports Edntors 52 BE CK MEYE R LAWE RE NCE BERGMAN JOY Band 49 52 Speech 52 Latm Club 51 52 Glee Club 48 '62 Wood wand Qunntet 50 52 French Horn Quartet 51 Gnrl s Sextet 52 Prom Attendant 51 Sec Treas of Class 51 BERGMAN ROY Band 48 52 Glee Club 48 52 Brass Sextet 51 Dance Band 51 Speech BERNHARDT DAVID Band 49 52 Pep Band BOWLES JEAN Band 48 52 Glee Club 48 52 Home Ec Club 48 51 52 Prom Attend a t 51 Student Councul Vnce Presndent '52 Woodwmd Qunntet '50 52 Gurl s Sextet 52 Honor Roll 48 49 '52 Desotoman and Dragon Tales Art Edutor Speech 51 BRENT DOROTHY DragonTalesandDesotonIan peech 52 D O ff -7: at I1 1, - I -I .Pwr 'X ' , ' Sl I I 8-'I I I 1 I -1 I ,-J.. . I I ' - I I ---:I ,I ' . . 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DICKMAN, TOKEY-Band '48-'52, Cheerleader '50-'52, Home Ec. Club '48-'52, Vice-Pres. '52, DeSotonian, Dragon Tales '52, Prom At- tendant '5l, Pep Squad. EDWARDS, ROBERT-Football, Basketball, Track '49-'52, Baseball '52, Glee Club '49-'50, FRANKLIN, RUTH ANN-F.H.A. '49, Glee Club '51, Latin Club Vice-Pres. '52, Program Chairman '51. GFRRFR BOBBY J. -Track '48. 'YU' sa- SENIORS 93' J HAMEL RICHARD G Glee Club 50 52 Mixed Chorus 50 52 Basketball 50 52 HARRIS NORVEL W Glee Club 49 50 Baseball 51 Mixed Chorus 48 51 HOPSON NORMA JEAN Band 48 52 Glee C u 48 52 F H A 49 Claranet Quartet 4 50 Speech 52 Pep Band 49 52 ep Squad 52 Offlce Staff 52 HUSKEY DAVID LEE Gee Club 48 52 Speech 52 JOHNSON SHIRLEY ANN Band 48 52 Glee Club 48 52 Speech 52 Woodwnnd Oumtet 50 52 Prom Attendant 51 Glrls Sextet 52 Horne Ec Club 48 JOHNSON THOMAS Football Baseball 52 JOHNSTON CHARLES Football 49 52 Bas ketball 48 49 Baseball 51 Student Councnl JONES MARY SEYFARTH Band 48 52 Home LADD GORDON Band 48 52 Football 49 Basketball 48 Ba eball 51 52 ee Club 48 49 as QF- W4 T9 7 .J Lf-Q Eiiifl SENIORS 4'-Q A l l MARCUM NORMA Band 48 52 Chorus METTS BETTY LOU Glee Club 5l 52 MILSTER DONALD Basketball 49 50 Trac ' Bond 49 '5l ee Club 49 5l 5 2 Vuce Pres Sensor Class Student Councnl 5 2 MOSES GENE Glee Club 48 52 Student Councnl 49 52 Basketball 48 49 Footba 49 52 Co captarn 52 Speech 5l Edm Dragon Tales 52 MOSES LORIENE ROBERTS CAROLIE Band 49 52 Stuclel Councal 52 Home Ec Club 52 Pep Squc. Treos 52 ROBERTSON VIRGINIA Glee Club 49 5L Home Ec 5l 52 Speech 50 Offrce Staff ROBERTSON JOAN Honor Roll 48 52 Speech 52 Home Ec 52 Chorus 49 5l .js I-ll SENIORS ff, 3? SOLOMON MAXINE Honor Roll 48 52 OPTICS Staff 50 52 Chorus 48 52 SPEIDEL DAVE Honor Roll 52 Speech 52 50 SPEIDEL PAT Band 48 51 De Sotoman 52 Dragon Tales 52 F H A 48 49 Camera Club 51 Chorus 48 Pres Pep Squad 52 THOMAS JERE LEE Honor Roll 49 50 Foot boll Basketball Track Baseball 52 Speech THOMPSON ALFRED Band 49 52 Glee Club 49 52 Track 48 '52 Brass Sextet 49 52 Boys Quartet '52 Speech 51 THOMPSON GERALD Band 48 52 Glee Club 48 52 Speech 51 Boys Quartet '52 Basketball 48 52 Student Councul 48 52 FreshmanVIce Pres Sophomore treasurer Jun Ior Semor Pres THOMPSON HAROLD Band 46 51 Glee Club 48 51 Student Councnl 51 D O 52 Football Basketball Track 48 '51 IuURxvILLE KENNY D O 52 Basketball 49 Track Baseball 48 2' 11 I ca. 1 ..- V fy -.:' 'V 4 , ' 0 I , , I f ft U ' I - I -I I 37 I I . A I N ' I -I I -I , . I , X 4, , . 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FIRST ROW Joseph Accord Robert Berryman Gene Johnson Jack Donahue Harry Johnson Louns Drennen Fred Daehl Norman Whaley SECOND ROW Chrlstlne Lucas Glorra Courtons Patsy Boyster Mrs Bowles Mr Wuse Harry Heuer Ronald Schoultz Bully Parts Robert Taylor THIRD ROW Marulyn Kossrna Dnana Drury Sue Bridges Vergelene Deernng Verla Lasley Beverly Reynolds Tommy Sanders Freddy Wall FOURTH ROW Roger Pryor Eugene Johnson Wendy Ladd Ella Mae Mercer Dnxue Sapper Mary Ruth Urfer Nadnne Duncan Jnmmy Wnllnams Ralph Pollock FIFTH ROW Nora Shell Alta Hoyt Loss Drennen Carol Lee Lanham Dorothy Null Lola Arnett Wilma Sorrels Ruchard Reynolds Shala Shore Ted Howell SIXTH ROW Claudme Patterson Patsy Huskey Carol Hochthurn Jackle Oker Jean Walker Davnd Theodore SEVENTH ROW Robert Reynolds Donald Huskey Donald Humphrey Eddne Corlew Fred Duetruch Alfred Boyer Bobby Campbell Loyd ple Ronald Burr EIGHTH ROW Jesse Hopple Dannue Kyle Kenneth Cox Norman Crews Jerry Johnston Donald Maness Enghth grade teachers and the sublects they t are as follows Mr Roberts Scuence Mr Was Vlath and Art Mrs Bowles Englnsh Mass Tho Hnstory - Boys on the basketball team are Fred Duetrnch, Jack Donahue, Eugene Johnson, Ronald Burr, and Davud Theodc Cheerleaders are Sue Brudges, Dnar xry, Glorua Courtous, Beverly Reynolds, and Wnlma Sorrows .3 . , I . 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SEVENTH GRADE :As ffl -an FIRST ROW Bonnie Sapper Donna Kay Ladd Jackie Keller Nancy Johnston Alice Howell Betty Patterson Charlotte Sullivan Betty Williams Mary Ann Speldel SECOND ROW Charlene Ketcherside Carolyn Labbee Jean Ann Taylor Charlotte Hammond Betty De Clue Norma Jane Haverstick Linda Wiley Judith Wood Nancy Love Janet Motley Marlene Morris Miss Thomas THIRD ROW Mr Roberts Betty Lou Gillam Glenda Courtous Judith Lanham Rose Johnson Janet Vmyard Thelma Wideman Eugene Groot Leon Williams Norman Robertson James Arnett Reba Robertson FOURTH ROW John Arnett Danny Hassell Kenneth Pruitte Rheuben Norman Rosa Lee Lewis Milton Vaughn Raymond Lewis Donald Nall FIFTH ROW David Huskey Edward Bailey Chester Hercher Ronnie Bray Ruthann Schuh Barbara Black Donald Miller Terry De Clue Eldon McMulIm Harry Johnson David Drennen SIXTH ROW Larry Jarvis Pauline Boyer Jennie Lee Bernell Linda Templeton Dennis Malfeldt William Knorpp Floyd McBroom John Patterson SEVENTH ROW Chester Chapman Edward Agers Vance Childress Ray Greenlee Wayne Love, Dale Goodwin, Michael Boyer, Bob Barker. EIGHTH ROW- Byron Wells, Hubert Drennen, John Rees, Nathan Dennis. Seventh grade teachers and the subiects they teach are as follows: Mr. Roberts - Science Mr. Wise - Math and Art Mrs. Bowles - English Miss Thomas - History Boys on the basketball team areJim and Johnny Arnet, Bob Barker, Nathan Denis, Dale Goodwin, and Raymond Lewis. Cheerleaders are Charlotte Hammond, Janet Motley, and Marlene Morris. f U lf IK5 J: O Q T-QC 4 .j AQ Qjxif Q. -QQ L If -ki ,KCI - ,Y in 1 Ky JI, Q 1 g FOOTBALL St Vmcents Herky Ste Genevueve Fcrmlngton Crystal Cnty Festus FOOTBALL here there here there ere ere ept ept Oct Oct Oct Oct 4.1 THEY dmv Frederncktown Flat River ere there Nov Nov A TEAM FOOTBALL 4- FIRST ROW Co Captonn Gene Moses Bob Templeton Jerry Dorlac Perry Rnchardson Donald Schrameyer Muke McAIIlster Bob Edwards SECOND ROW Match Drury Bull Harness Stephen Paul Co Captoln Charles Johnston B II Parmeley Jere Lee Thomas The next week the Dragons played host to the Festus Tlgers and won I9 6 Parmeley and Pollock were very effectwe On a TD nn the fnnal munute of the game De Soto came from hand to tue Frederncktown I3 I3 Bull Parmeley scored the tyung TD For the funal game ofthe season the Dragons moved to Farmnngton to play the Flat Rlver Bears The Dragons brought home a I3 6 victory VARSITY SCORING St Vlncents Herculaneum Ste Genevieve Farmmgton Crystal Cnty Festus Freclernclctown Flat Ruver xx They FOOTBALL SQUAD lf1Q FIRST ROW John Nappuer Thomas Johnson Doyle Pollock Ronme Warden Bob Hall Bully Harness Stephen Paul Larry Hlgdon Charles Solomon Rlchard FltzGlbbons Edward Groot Robert Ganmn ger Wullnam Wollard and Donald Schrameyer SECOND ROW Coach O N Hunter Gordon Ladd Charles Johnston James Nappler Bob Templeton Mlke McAll1ster Mltch Drury Bob Edwards Harry Chapman Perry Rschardson Jere Lee Thomas Gene Moses Bull Pormrley Jerry Dorlac and Charles Johnson De Soto with a record of 5 wnns 2 losses and l tue ended the season nn second place In the Mineral Area Conference and furst un Jefferson County Fnveplayers from the De Soto team were placed on County All Star team Ends Gene Moses and Bob Edwards Tackle Mnke Mc Allister and Backfneld men Bull Parmeley and Charles Johnston In the tradatnonal season opener agannst St Vnncents of Perryvulle the Dragons came out on top of the I9 6 score Bull Parmeley was outstandnng as he ran 89 yards for a TD For the second game of the season the Dragons moved to Herculoneum where they were defeated by the Black Cats I3 6 Mntch Drury recenved an unlury whxch kept htm sndeluned for the remannder of the season Bouncmg back from theur first conference defeat the Dragons played host to the Ste Genevneve Dragons and sent them home on the losnng end of the I3 I2 score Bull Pormrley re ceived a leg nngury, but was able to play when the team moved to Farmnngton Farmmgton was the next stop on the Dragons schedule The Knnghts undefeated rn l5 straught games, remanned unbeaten as they trounced the Dragons 33 0 Crystal Cnty, the Dragons greatest rrval, was the next team to vlslt the Faurgrounds, and the Hornets took home a 30 6 loss Quarter back Doyle Pollock was very effectnve on offense as he threw posses for a total of 236 yards ' '. L ,, . J' g I f I S i .v I L , za Q, , ll -Z' ' ' 'l ., E 2: 1 . , ' - ' l ' J, 1, f 4 , 1 , , no ' r 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 - I 1 ' ' ' ' I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' 1 1 I 1 . . . . . - . I - , . ' 1 I , . . . . - . - CHEERLEADERS JUNE COLEMAN BONNIE STANCIL EUNICE BAKER TOKEY DICKMAN The regular cheerleaders throughout the year were June Coleman Bonnie Stancnl Eunace Baker and Tolcey Duckman Veranrca Courtaway was cheerleader durung the football season but due to an ankle nnlury she had to resugn She was mode an honorary cheerleader for the rest of the year These sfudenfs were selected at the begmnung of the season by the Pep Squad on the basus of sportsmanshnp abnlury and cooperahveness Three cheers for the good worlc they have done leadung the school at the games and baclung the team af all fumes :wwf ... . W.,,., , A . -I L ,M I . I I . f . ,. - Us sm- ff, - ' f-iv l' .wry 1 X i,1.a-- PEP SQUAD PEP SQUAD FIRST ROW left to rvght Dnxue Drury Pat Speldel Mona Meyers Dottne Balsh Jean Mllster LaVonne Lewls Bonme Aubuchon Sylvia Lucas Froncus Pinson Shurley Labbee Dorothy Burgess Mary Starnes Helen Schutte Mary Gerber Carol Ingles Clara Dnerk mg Shulo Meadows Shnrley Wvgger Dons Hopson SECOND ROW Carl Patterson Carolle Roberts Shurley Salusbury Pete Reando Dale Johnson JoAnne Sheets Delores Walker Carol Cook Carol Lynn Rowe Carolyn Pat terson Betty Thebeau Joyce Ann Shultz Ann Sulluvan Helen Edwards Melba Hogan Margaret Duffner THIRD ROW Robert Lewas Marllynn Prokopf Mary Duckrnan Allen Dxckens Mary Sanger Jo Ann Cook Maureen Sullavan Glenda Wuley Lena Boyer Faye Lewus Pa Henry Lynda Maness Joyce Wnlson Delorus Hochthurn Shnrley Pnnson Walma Dnerk mg Bullllowland FOURTH ROW Orvllle Whaley Wvllls Schrampher Nancy Barker Tom Coleman Bob Oker Sara Beth Schultz, Jeanette Woods Don Agers Mary Ames Delores Eaton BASKETBALL oto oto oto oto oto oto oto Soto oto Soto Soto oto oto o to 0 to O70 60 38 59 46 66 46 63 40 58 44 Ester Elv 1 ns Desloge Bonne Terre Leodwood Potosa Crystal C1 ty H 1 I lsboro Festus Crystal C1ty St Clorr Herky Hullsboro Festus Ste Gen Formungton ' 7 De S - , ' 1 De s - , ' 1 De S - , A Q t V De S - , A De S - , De S 71-48, ' V ' - De S 51-39, ' , ' - . De 81-27, ' I De 5616 6l-49, Herky De s so-53, De 53-60, ' De 90-56, . ' De s 71-54, De S 74-42, ' De s 52-56, , , De s 73-44, . . De s 61-64, ' . 3- C' . A TEAM BASKETBALL FRONT ROW Glen Jennsngs Gerald Thompson Dsck Hamel Jere Lee Thomas BACK ROW Don Parmeley George Wslson Bob Edwards Mstch Drury B ll Parmeley Coach Bryan 1951 52 DE SOTA A BASKETBALL TEAM The 1951 52 De Soto Dragons had the 2nd most successful basketball season sn the hsstory of the school, wsnnsng 20 games whsle lossng only 7 Thss was close to the record of 22 wsns and 5 loses set by the l948 49 team The team stself establsshed 5 new school records whsle 8 sndsvsdual records were broken George Wslson a sensor set 7 of the 8 new records Outstandsng was hss 20 6 posnts per game sn Con ference play and hss seasons total of 449 posnts sn 26 games for a l7 3 per game average for the season Wslson also made Class A All State Honorable mentson The team scored 2577 posnts dursng the season for a 58 4 posnt a game average settsng a new school record They also won the Jefferson County Chrsstmas Tournament for the fsrst tsme ssnce st was started sn I949 The Dragons fsnsshed 2nd sn the Desloge Tournament thss also bqsng the farthest that De Soto has ever advanced sn that tournament Others bessde Wslsan contrsbutsng heavsly tothe team scorsng were Bob Edwards wsth 393 posnts Mstch Drury 29l and Bsll Parmeley I97 wslson ana Eaworas are sensors wnsse Drury and Parmeley are sunsors Other sensors on the squad were Gerald Thompson Jere Lee Thomas and Dsck Hamel Bud Jennsngs ss the other sunsor member Two sophomores Doyle Pollock and Don Parmeley fslled sn nscely the lO man squad for all tournaments Probably the outstandsng feat of the season was the teams I2 consecutsve ws ns at the start of the season wsthout a defeat , - V' Q X T . . ' ' cl, , s, 3' l P I ' ' . . ' . P s 1 ' l .. s A ' I. : I I I I Doyle Pollock. : I I I ' I i , . - ss ss I . ' I I ' 1 ' ' ll ll ' ' I I I . .. . ..... . . . . . .. , . . , . T I I I B TEAM BASKETBALL P9 - FIRST ROW James Bradford Ruchard FltzGubbons Jerry McCreary Fred Taylor Ball Vtvrett Tommy Johnson SECOND ROW Stephen Paul Jerry Dorlac Archle Chapman Coach Bryan Bull Long Charles Johnson Donnell Agers The Jumor Dragons frmshed the season wnth the most lmpresssve record the school has ever had nn basketball They started the season wrth a 41 25 vuctory over Esther and fumshed wlth a 45 32 decusron over Farmungton makung l7 wlns nn a row wtthout o defeat The team was composed of 2 Jumors 7 Sophomores and 6 Freshmen The two leading scorers for the B team were two Sophomores Doyle Pollock and Donald Parme ley Pollock had a total of 209 ponnts and Parmeley 154 ponnts Other boys contrnbutmg heavuly to the team s play and scormg were Charles Johnson Jerry Dorlac Bull Vnvrett Bull Long and Tommy Johnston The last two boys both bemg freshmen should form the nucleus for a strong B team agann for next year Probably the outstandrng feature ofthe team was nts team splrut and determnnatron to gwe all they had to wnn Forlowmg regular season play, the Junnor Dragons partnclpate nn the Jefferson County B team tournament to be held at Herculaneum thus year They defeated each county school twnce durung the regular season - T If cl- .fl ' 'J V .gays-ekga' 17 if fll' mil 'ix i Q 1 I I n , +C 14 T . . 2' 20 to X ' Ex, 1' ,A 1 BASEBALL AND TRACK BASEBALL and TRACK FIRST ROW Doyle Pollock Ray Urfer Stephen Paul Bob Edwards Bully Harness Edward Groat Bobby Gannmger SECOND ROW Coach Hunter Jumor Johnston Gordon Ladd Bull Parmeley Jere Lee Thomas Perry Richardson Jerry Dorlac THIRD ROW Charles Johnson Bob Hall Glen Jenmngs Alfred Thompson Thomas Johnson Don Schrameyer FOURTH ROW Norvel Hams Bob Templeton George Wulson Bob Edwards Gene Moses Harry Chapman Donald Parmeley Mlke McAllnster Ronald Warden Shown above are the members of the l952 Dragon Track and Base ball teams whnch have a tentatnve schedule of 9 track meets and 8 baseball games The Dragon Thanclads wall partucupate un three dual meets one wnth Herky Crystal Cnty and Festus lhey also will take part an the Jeffer son County meet the Mnneral Area Track meet the Central College Relay the State Indoor and Outdoor and the Dnstrnct meet at Cape Gnrardeau The four returnung lettermen on the track team are Bull Parmeley Bob Edwards Charles Johnston and Make McAllnster The De Soto Nsne, wnthBull Parmeley, Gordon Ladd Glenn Jenn mgs, and Donald Schrameyer as returnunglettermen, has a tentatlve schedule of 8 games. St Charles, Maplewood, Festus, Douglass, Bnsmarck, and Potosr are the teams scheduled to meet the Dragons. T... g R I ' : I . Q , L: -5- L '. ' 'Q , sf. I' C' '- 1 Av . , -, 1 V ., I l ' . 0 ,ga x 'I . l 1 ' ' Lu' . 1 Y, , , is , w 5 X . :H l i - , . ' I I I I I , . ' I I I I I I ' . . ' I I I I , . 0 . . ' I I I I . . I I I I . . . . . I I . . . . I I ' I I I . . . , . . l I I I ' I - . I J MP BALL 2 SCOREBOARD TELLS THE STORY TEAM IN ACTION 3 MAD SCRAMBLE FOR THE BALL 4 UPSY DAISY J Fxcn run ALL o OUT OF nOUND.m PLAN 1 lf wi ww U xy xi Q 4 Eg Q Q 9 We ADA ai 1 Z1 , fi XLWW is A ' A V Q- ,,' 4' sn T Q, 'Qx P Q Q og: X .1 , Q BAND K 41 FIRST ROW Nora Shell Jean Walker Jrmmle Carter June Groot Rrchard Frtz Gibbons Shula Meadows Carol lngels Lynda Templeton Bonme Stancrl Margaret Mahn Dorus Hopson Carol Lynn Rowe Mary Duck man Ruth Meyers Pat Speldel Davrd Huskey SECOND ROW Jack1eOker Carolyn Patterson Fred Wall Bull Taylor Edward Groat Gerald Thompson Wendath Ladd Norma Marcum Tokey Dnckman Gordon Ladd Allce Peeples Norma Hopson Jean Bowles Shirley Johnson Carolle Roberts Delores Eaton Mary Ames Lucy Cross Chrrstnne Lucas THIRD ROW Norman Sloan Archne Chapman James Wollard Charles Johnson Orvrlle Whaley Bobby Schultz Jerry McCreary Bull Wollard Carol Cook Nancy Barker Tom Coleman Donell Agers Joy Bergman Glen Brad Joe Thompson Wlllns Schrampher Bob Templeton Davrd Bernhardt Charles Jrnkerson FOURTH ROW Sara Beth Schultz Richard Carter Mary Seyfarth Jones Roy Bergman Marvll Hawkrns Edward Burford Mr Byron Munson During the furst few weeks of school nfyou had taken a gllmpse at the football fneld dur mg the fnrst period and had seen a group of students marchnng up and down the freld you would probably have known that the hugh school band under the watchful eye of dxrector Byron Munson was rehearsrng for the comlng game Spnrut at all the basketball and football games was enlxvened by peppy muslc from the band Partlcnpatnng In Pep rallies and snake dances before games was nor the only actrvuty of the band It also appeared at most football games durung the halves It could be seen doung formatuons of anythung from a merry go round to an aurplane Besides appearung at games the band partlcrpated xnseveral cnvuc parades durlng the year lt was on hand to odd a note of fesrlvrty to the Chrrstmas Parade Brvllnancy and color were added ten fold since thus was the frrst year the unvforms were worn They were recelved durrng the early part ofthe football season The band gave :ts furst concert of the season on the evemng of October loth Proceeds from the season trckets to the band's four concerts were used to help pay for the new umforms Addltnonal concert performances were glven on December the 4th January 29th and March 25th The music festsval at Cape Gnrardeou un March brought an engoyable day for the band ard the close ofa very busy year iff 1 a 1 I f 1 5 4 l , - 1 , ' I L t 1 1 ' ,Q - ' H, 'l 'A 3 .. ',, V' I' . I 5 , H' 9 , t bl - I -C 3 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Q . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , , . . , - I I I -- - n rr - . . . . ,, H . . - - - n an ' I I r . ENSEMBLES .q,.. FIRST ROW left to rrght Lucy Cross Mary Ames Carol Ingels Dons Hopson Shnrley Wngger Delores Eaton Jean Bowles SECOND ROW Corolre Roberts Shnrley Johnson Joy Bergman CharlreJunkerson Don Agers Orvalle Waley Jerry McCreary THIRD ROW Glen Brod Tom Coleman Joe Thompson Roy Bergman James Wollard BlllWollard Bobby Schultz Mr Byron Munson Solo and ensemble work provides an excellent opportunaty for stu dents who wash to Improve thenr abaluty nn the musnc field Ensembles that have done outstandmg work this year and In prevlous years are the clarrnet quartet consnstung of Mary Lou Ames Corolle Roberts Delores Eaton and Shlrley Wngger flute truo Lucy Cross Carol lngels and Dons Honson and woodwur-d qu ntet 'Joy Cro s, Mary 'oc Artes Sh: ley Johnson Jean Bowles and Joy Bergman Several solonsts and ensembles entered the music contest at Cope Girardeau March 28th and receuved hugh ratnngs 1 l 5 ' l ' 1 l 3. 1 3' -V l . - , ' '.l .- I ,yi . . 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STUDENT COUNCIL 15 PRESIDING AT DESK EUGENE MOSES FIRST ROW Frances Pinson Arthur Yarbrough Bobby Schultz Dale Johnston Carl Patterson SECOND ROW Carolle Roberts Jean Bowles Don Mllster Match Drury Gerald Thompson THIRD ROW Dlxae Drury Dorothy Burgess Carol Lynn Rowe Mona Faye Meyers Shirley Wlgger BACK ROW Bill Vlvrett Jerry Dorlac Charles Johnson Tommy Coleman Miss Fitch Sponsor Under the sponsorship of Mass Fitch the DHS Student Council began its sixth year as part of the school Officers for the first Semester were President Gene Moses Vice President Jean Bowles Secretary Treasurer Mona Faye Meyers and Sergeant at Arms Don Milster Officers for the second semester were Pres: dent Gene Moses Vice President Gerald Thompson Secretary Treasurer Mona Faye Meyers and Sergeant at Arms Jerry Dorlac The greatest accomplishment of the 5l 52 Council was the obtaining of atrophy case Four previous councils failed in their efforts to secure a trophy case The case cost an approximate price of S250 Four parties high lighted the school year The Student Council was aided by different organizations in the school in the planning and carrying out of the parties Halloween Party The Student Council with the help of Mrs Otey and the related arts class decorated the gym In orange and black Dancing and a game room kept all the people occupied Refreshments consisted of cider and doughnuts White Christmas Party Fourteen packages were obtanned for needy families from the necessities bought by the students Mrs Cookson and the library staff helped with the decorations which consisted of trees that had been spray painted and blue lights Dancing floorshaw and a game room made the evening engoyable Valentine Party The Council with the and of the Junior class presented a successful party to the DHS students The party was decorated to the theme of Valentines Day Floorshows dancing and a game room furnished entertainment Refreshments consnsted of cookies made by the Home Ec girls, :ce cream and orange drunk l A 5 l I , 1 1 1 , . I , . ll A 4 4 L A-A., Fx A' H. 's I 1 1 , , A ..l . P ' ,T ' gf' A I- . : ' I I I I : . I I ' 1 . I : l . I I I I : . . I I I I F , . . . . I . . . activities in the fall of '5l. . . : . - I . - . - I - - I - . , - - I - - I - - I - . , . . . . . - . . n . I I . . n ' I ' I . I . . , LIBRARY STAFF Mrs Cookson Joyce Schultz BernaduneWlll1ams Shlrley Salusbury Ann Sulllvan Mary Starnes Sylvia Lucas Barbara Grpson The lnbrary staff us under the gundance of Mrs Mary S Cooksan Inbrarnan Her staff of enght was chosen because of theur character aptutude and co operataan Thelr work consists of cataloging shelvnng chargnng and duschargmg books keep :ng records and fnlung cards clnppnngs and maps They also dusplay current pe nodlcals help locate maternal for students when necessary and asstst rn manntam :ng a neat and attractnve appearance nn the llbrary at all tumes More than 200 new books have been added to the library thus year cover mg almost all ofthe teachmg fnelds rn the school New l95l sets of the Encyclo pedta Amerucana and the World Book encyclopedna have been added recently, as well as a number of the very best reference books -N 'N -we pl ?'4 f,. '14-' '11 W .. ll 'in f AV' FI fl 5 I 'Q' il I, all ll if Lip S. wwfwf ,GN Z fi , Tyre 5 1' 4 1 , Y. 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'v- uv 'Q 1 L - :- Q' , E '- rf l . 5 1? 1 SPEECH CLASS C FRONT ROW Mr McGurre Lee Boyer Davld Huskey Dave Sperdel Stephen Pau Norma Hopson Betty Metts Glenda Bradford Gladys Scott SECOND ROW Geraldme Wnllnams Elva Jean Wagner Joy Bergman Dorothy Brent Carolyn Ude Helen Chapman Mary Lou Ames Joan Robertson Shrrley Johnson BACK ROW Roy Bergman Lee Roy Moon Edward Burford Jere Lee Thomas Stanley Bymgton Robert Lewrs Don Mrlster Thus year s speech class consrstung of gunnors and semors presented sux assernblues durung the school year Early In the year the class gave the fnrst productron an orugrnal slut of Skunk Hollor Next come two one act plays Love Hlts Wllbur and Eh A specrol Thanksglvrng Day Prog ram consisted of speeches was gnven by the speech class Part of the speech class and mrxed chorus formeda Srngung Christ mas Tree un choral response to the story of the natlvoty read from the Buble An assembly consisting of a Drsc Jockey Show News Broadcast, Soap Opera and a Qurz Show was the next productnon of the class An Oratorucal Contest was held rnthe audrtorrum wuth the members of me speech class competnng agcrnst one another provea very Interesting A Vanety Show was guven next Musrcal numbers and humorous readrngs were gvven by the speech class The speech class of 5l 52 was under the durectuon of Mr McGurre 'fx 3 i --UQ Fir 'T bf, F' 542' HONOR STUDENT Os 'N FRONT ROW Janet Ogle Dixie Drury Mary Drckman Sara Beth Schultz Joy Bergman Lucy Cross Jean Bowles Frances Pinson Fred Taylor SECOND ROW Berme Tenney Jimmie Carter Lynda Maness Wilburn Hmch Arthur Yar brough Bobby Schultz Clifford Sansoucie Mona Faye Meyers Helen Chap man THIRD ROW Jrmm Henry Bull Vlvrett Mary Lou Schlett Bill Taylor Dorothy Burgess Joan equette Gladys Scott Shirley Wugger Maureen Sullivan Bob Oker David Speidel BACK ROW Don Agers John Lembeclc, Bertha Berry Delores Eaton Carolue Roberts Joan Robert on Mary Lou Ames Maxine Solomon Geraldine Williams Duck Hamel Don Mllster D H S students pictured above have made a superior average or above for the first term Although the group is not an Honor Society, it provides an opportunity to give recognition to those individuals who are industrious and ambitious enough to merit the superior rating. DRIVER TRAINING FIRST ROW Bull Harness John Lembeck Don Schrameyer Harry Chapman James Nappuer and Huleman Gladys Scott Norma Blake Clara Duerkung Norma Armbruster and Lavon Lewus THIRD ROW Mary Gerber Alfred Sloan Bob Oker James Portell Raymond Urfer Bernie Tenny Manual Boyer Edgar Johnson, Bob Edwards Davud Huskey Wulburn Hunch Glenda Baremore Faye Lewus Fae Coleman June Coleman Eunuce Baker Marulyn Prokopf Dottue Bausch and Jeanette Woods SEATED IN CAR Nancy Barker Allen Duckens Shula Meadows and Carl Patterson Clifford Bryan unstructor unus year s Druver Traunung Class which consists of twenty four gurls ana rwenry four boys us one of the largest sunce the course has been offered un De Soto Hugh School The student must be fifteen years old before he or she us permitted to take the course Behund the wheel traunung us guven to each student The car us furnished by Bender Schulz Ford Company of De Soto The students learn to form correct druvung habuts study traffuc laws and regulations and study dufferent parts of the car The funds used for the upkeep of the car are allotted by the Board of Educatuon A State Druvung Contest us sponsored each year by the Mussouru State Hughway Patrol A gurl and boy from each school may enter thus contest The course has been offered for the lastthree years and us instructed by Mr Clifford Bryan L I? 7t l , 6 f H J , A K tv' u . 4. V :ur u - I I I I I ' I Bob Bailey. SECOND ROW fstandingl- Jeanette Beckham, Teressa Bayer, Louise Solomon, Virginia I I I I F I I I I I F F- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' - I I I ' - . ' . . - . v I . . . I , . 4-fr F5: -f Fi' 3 YSZ ns' i 'bb J' ll GIRLS' GLEE C CLUB 9 UFQ ,Cyn I3 ft FRONT ROW Shurley Labbee Helen Schutte Jarry Duncan Jo Anne Sheets Ann Sulluvan Jeanette Beckham Shelly Harper Shurley Wugger Jean Bowles Norma Barryman Lynda Maness Dorothy Burgess Mary Ger er SECOND ROW MonaFayeMeyers WulmaDuerkung Joyce Schulz Charlotte Chrustuan Jean Mnlster Mary Mucke Delores Walker Bonme AuBuchon Shurley Hubbard Mary Krodunger Jo Ann Cook Glorua Chrustopher Mary Eaton Carol Faye Wulson Mary Starnes Maureen Sulluvan Lucy Cross Lena Boyer THIRD ROW Bonme Stancul Margaret Duffner Shurley Johnson Norma Hopson Joy Bergman Rosemary Boremore Duxue Drury Geraldune Wulluams Vuvuan Krodunger Shurley Salusbury Frances Punson Ruth Meyers Clara Duerkmg Teressa Bayer Peggy Luvengood Faye Lewus Louuse Solomon FOURTH ROW Glenda Baremore Shurley Muclce Nana Kulluon Leota Vuvrett J Ann Caun Prusculla Gannunger Shurley Punson June Groat Marulynn Prokopf Ruby Holdman Shurley Solomon Elva Jean Wagner Faye Jarvns Loretta Shannon Edna Kulluan Mary Lou Ames Mary Ann Sunger Betty Metts Mr Munson A Gurl s Glee Club composed of suxty sux hugh school gurls gave four concerts durung the year The large number of students who have become a part of the Glee Clubs us proof of the program's popularuty Mr Munson us theur durector On March 25th they gave a concert for the publuc and the student body The numbers used un the musuc contest at Cape Gurardeau were on the program BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Charles McMulIin Clifton Lane Charles Solomon Robert San souscie Earl Solomon Glen Harshaw Vincent Mahn Fred Taylor James Ac cord Orville Whaley John Williams Bob Hall and John Schutte SECOND ROW David Lewis Carl Krodinger Arthur Yarbrough Pete Reanclo Raymond Reando Gerald Thompson Jimmy Thompson Philip Meuller Larry Higdon Dorlac and Alfred Sloan THIRD ROW Mr Byron Munson Alfred Micke Bob Edwards Tommy Johnson Robert Ganninger Chester Brod Gene Moses Ronnie Jackson Paul Coleman Doyle Pollack Lee Boyer Glenn Jennings Alfred Thompson Bill Krodinger Frank Kingsland Norvel Harris and Tommy Coleman FOURTH ROW Norman Groot Donnie Clifton Don Agers LeRoy Warden Willis Schrampher Robert Lewis Mitch Drury Charles Johnson Tommy Mallery Mike McAllister Bob Oker Perry Richardson Roy Bergman Bill Long and LeRoy Moon One of the most active groups in De Soto High School is the Boy s Glee Club directed by Mr Munson During the year they have given four very enloyable concerts One of their yearly activities is a trip to Cape Girardeau where they participate in a music contest and are rated with other schools Sixty boys are members of the Glee Club D - 1 I h An in A A A 4 h - rx A cu . I . I I - E I I I . I I - I I I . . I I ' - . . I I I I I I I I I ' . I D I Marvel Hawkins, Bill Vivrett, Dick Hamel, Dennis Doyen, Carl Patterson, Jerry 1 ' ' ' 1 . I I I I I I I - I I I I . I I . ' I . I . I ' - I ' ' I I I . . I . I . I I I . . I ' . , I . I , . . LAY AWAY P I , mind ii SIANDLEY BYINGTON DAVID SPEIDEL SUE DEARING l l 8 f l I 0 S O Re an Rod O nd TV REPOIF Offnce Work In S TV Jefferson County WILSON Grocery Retail Grocery Retaul Body and Fender Repour Meat Cuttung Auto Parts Mgn Tom Boy Grocery Ul1'I l'1'-'UJWl'l'14'--'U Motor Co CJ UJZO'---lP UCOC'DO DONALD REANDO rocery Retoll Grocery KENNY TOURVILLE Meat Cutting Kroger Grocery 'I ' ll Y lA... inn? H5656 1 y Z ' CLIFF E. HARRALSON GLENDA BRADFORD Variety Store Retail Coordinator Office- fork Western Auto Store Nicholson s Appliance HOME EC CLUB FIRST ROW Dorrs Chrrstuna Jarry Duncan Shnrley Labbee Helen Schutte Carol Ingels Nancy Barker Carolre Roberts Dorothy Burgess Lucy Cross Tokey Dnckman Jean Bradford Glorna Chrnstopher Shnrley Smuth Mary Gerber Norma Blake SECOND ROW Mrs Leona Otey Shnrley Wngger Janet Dlerks Dorothy Worley Eunice Baker June Coleman Delores Walker Jo Ann Sheets Jean Bowles Jeanette Beckham Shelby Harper Mary Eaton Norma Berryman Wllma Dlerklng Peggy Ltvengood Mary Dlckman Pat Henry Joy Whlteheacl THIRD ROW Delores Eaton JoAnna Caskey Dottne Bausch Mary Jones Margaret Duffner Bonnue Stancul Shnrley Hubbard Rosemary Baremore Dnxue Drury JoAnn Cook Mary Krodtnger Teressa Bayer Francus Pnnson Lena Boyer PrlscrllaGann1nger Mary Coleman Glenda Wnley Carol Cook FOURTH ROW Glenda Huskey Hazel Gowan Loruene Moses Glenda Baremore Vnrglnna Hnleman Bertha Berry Vurglnla Robertson Joan Robertson Geraldnne Wllllams Elva Jean Wagner Marulynn Prokopf June Groat Bernadlne Wlllnams Ruth Meyers Louise Solomon Genevreve Huskey Geraldnne Byron Melba Hogan Vlola Maness Fae Coleman OFFICERS Presudent Lucy Cross Vxce Presldent Tokey Dlckman Secretary Treasurer Carolle Roberts Reporter Dorothy Burgess Seventy one members were enrolled un the Home Economucs Club as ut organnzed for the year l95l 52 tn October The purposes of the Home Economucs Club are To promote a grow :ng apprecnatron of the loy and satnsfactuon of homemakung to emphasize the nmportance of worthy home membershap to encourage democracy nn home and communutv Ilfe to work For good ho e a d fam I, lute for all foster the development of creatnve leadershnp nn home and commumty llfe to provnde nnduvudual and group prolects to further Interest In home economlcs To fvnance varaous prolects the club sold Household Hunt Gutde books and Chrastmas cards A style show was sponsored by the lub featurung clothmg con structlon of the Home Economncs I and Il classes I sk' -1 '. . :fi 'lL 1, ,. ,. 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I C . . - LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Jerry Dorlac Presrdent Mana Faye Meyers Secretary and Ruth Frank lun Program Chanrmcn Jerry Dorlac Mona Faye Meyers Clara Drerknng Mary Ames Nma Ray Kullran Joy Bergman Helen Chapman Lucy Cross Ruth Franklin ABSENT and Mass Sally McKemey The Latln Club held nts frrst meetnng October l6 l95l nn Mrss Mc Kemy s room The club was reorgamzed ID T950 after benng drscontlnued for several years Jerry Dorlac was elected presldent of the organrzatnon whnle Ruth Ann Franklln was chosen vrce presldent and Mona Faye Meyers the secretory treasurer Helen Chrpman was chanrman of the program commuttee Mrss Sally McKemy sponsored the orgamzatuon The club IS known as the Dnscepulr Antrquorum students of the ancnentsl and nts mottors Ubr mel bu apes Where the honey us there are the beesl Its colors are purple and gold Meetmgs were held on the fourth Frnday of each school month durnng the Latin class pernod Programs consnstecl of talks songs and other prolects related to the knowledge of the Romans Games usnng Latvn were played durnng the socnal pernod follow: ng the program AtChrrstmas tame and on Valen tune s Day appropruate partnes were hela Members are students of the Latln Department rersons whose vnterest are such that the club sees fnt to choose them may be honorary members The arm of the club rs to establrsh a more fnendly relatron among Latnn students to afford a pleasurable outlet for the nnduvndualrty of the students and to extend the students knowledge In the classrcal fueld Dues of ten cents per month as pard by the ten members, to fnnance the club s actnvltles ' .. 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IOURNALISM it Mary Coleman Eugene Moses Carl Patterson Mr McGu:re Pat Sperdel Dorothy Brent Tokey Drckmon Jean Bowles Shlrley Mrcke Bob Barley Reporters frantrcally attemptmg to break the Frrday twelve o clock dead line horrors when on Thursday mornrng there s a hole an page one stencrl cllctlonary work punctuation troubles rewrrtlng papers comrng an from other schools and the DeSotonnan sent out nn return dashnng around to dug up copy on the day that all of the stencsls get typed on time or a story breaks gust rrght mrxnng the headaches wnth the fun to put out thus year s DeSotonnan all of the are a part of the happy heart breaking experiences of the staff The lournalnsm class also has the responsubulrty of producrng a year book that the students of D H S mnght treasure and keep Organrzatron wrthnn the staff utself and cutting and nammg class pnctures were actnvntues for the staff members durmg the early part of the year Begmnmg the new year brought addntnonal work to the staff Orgamzatuon plcture takmg, page makeup picture pasting dnvnsnon page drawnng book wrnte ups typnng all actrvrty was drrected toward meetmng the March 27 deadlme day ln May the workers at last saw th r actnvrtues of the school year come to a happy conclusnon as the Dragon Tales were dustrnbuted to take thenr places as recordings of Iufe at De Soto Hugh School an l952 Rr L ' 5 .fl I I I I ' ' I . I I I I I ' . . . I , - . . , . . .. .. , , .... , , , .... a dead week .... taking both orchids and onions with the same hearty smile .... then . . I . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ,... se I - . . ' I . . I . . I . . . . I . - , . ' lr In ' ' ' I VARSITY QUE E N Lf' Zin- YW- MISS BONNIE STANCIL Mass Bonme Stancul the populorchouce of the Vorsnty boys was crowned Varsnty Queen nn the coronatnon ceremony held before the l952 annual Vorsuty Dance March I3 1952 Mnss Stancul IS a lunnor a cheer leader amember of the band a mem ber of the Glrls' Glee Club and a malorette Her enthusuastnc school spurnt and her democratic attatude have made her one of the most popular gurls nn school Bonnue was escorted to her throne by George Wilson and Junuor Johnston where she was crowned by Bob Edwards Gene Moses presented hera keepsake brace Ie I ,M 'X 6? PROM QUEEN PROM QUEEN Miss Jean Bowles was crowned Queen of Love and Beauty at the Junior Senior Prom held March twenty second in the auditorium decorated in a Star Dust theme Miss Bowles, was selected to succeed retiring Prom Queen Anna Lou Hatcher She has a charming personality, is very attractive, and above all, has character behind her personality and charm. She is one of the most outstanding girls in the school, being a member of the student council, band, and glee club Because of her charming personality, her many fr 'ods proudly selected Jean as the l952 Queen of Love and Beauty Her court consisted of Shirley Johnson and Tokey Dickman, special maids of honor and six girls from the Junior class and six from the senior class were her attendants Julie Lewis, es carted by Mack McKinstry, and Paula Edwards, escorted by Tim Finmcal, were her flower girls. 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