Du Quoin High School - Flashlight Yearbook (Du Quoin, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

wf Z , ls 'N1'N,, x... ,,,, The Flnzsfzliglzl 1951 Du Quoin Township High School Du Quoin, lllinois KEN SWOFFORD-Editor in-Chief SUZANNE BENNETT-Associate Editor BOB TEAGUE-Assistant Editor wud DTH mpc for We the 51 Flashllght staff have con structed th1s yearbook w1th the ldea of show mg how DTHS trles to prepare tts students fox the ever changmg modern world In an attempt to lllustrate th1s a PIC tonal account of the school year follows Illus trated are the varied lngredlents of school llfe whxch ald ln bulldlng successful cltlzens fox Du Quoin for the world Even the most l1g,ht and frlvolous act1v1ty plays 1ts part ln teachmg tudent, the value of c operatlon and mutual respect In strlvlng for th1s DTHS endeavors to prepare our students for l1v1ng by hvmg In job trammg program ard coal mlnmg stu dents study worklng condltxons m local mme Potential s cretarles recelve practlcal ex pcm en e by Lelng placed ln lo al buslnes m n offtces and Journal StlC lly mlnded stt WFWUK dents learn of typography m the local news papers prlnt shop Also the value of the vote ln a democracy IS not only taught but put mto practlce through Student Councll elec t1ons Tlen to meet these problems more ade quately our faculty trles to keep a close con tact vuth the students Thev attended a Llfe Adjustment Currlculum study 1n order to b able to cope more efiectlvely w1th the stu dents problem of meetmg ltfe 1tuat1ons re l 1st1cally For DTHS wants to prepare even one of xts graduates to assume an actnf- rolf w1th1n h1s communltv We have attempted to lllustrate thesr prmclples ll'l the 51 lflashllvht through out theme DTHS Recipe for Buxldlng C1t1zens For a successful schtol must butld responslble c1t1zens ano DTHS IS constantly workmg for this through teacher student and commumtv planmng and cooperatlon 'Oilkllwi , 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 y , - , . - - ..- . . , . - - , . . , Q - , , - I . . . Y , - - . . . . . . 7' ' I H A ' . ' . . s ,, , P . Y . . . . . ' A I - ' ' ' . 2 th1s connection sales classes have an on-the- . . . , , . , t A . , A I I . - N , . D. . .k. ,, '. 3 f ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' , ' . 7 'i 2 ' ' ' 1 ' ts- ' 1. 1 - K 't t .K , a . , . 44257 fm. ' Y l 1 t a ' ' ' iw -2- . . Buz'!zl'z'ng Cz'lz'zen5 Ingredients An AfllTl1H1St121t1011 That Alds III Solv1nQ' Youths P1 oblems School Board Faculty Classe A t1v1t1es That Develop Indlvldual Talents Organlzat ons Athlet1cs That Stless Spoltsmanshlp and Teamvs ork Sports 3 . . ' . , - H 1 A . . L , . ' . . A Student Body That Believes in Mutual Respect and Cooperation 13 c' ' ' ' . . . . . . 31 ' ' ' ' ' . . . . . 51 sift' Activa ily . . PROSPECTIVE BACHELORS- Boys Home-making SECOND CHILDHOOD- Kiddic Party CHRISTMAS SPIRIT- Christmas Party TO PROVIDE FOR FUTURE SAFETY- Drivcr Trainin ri rs momma gow, mc -If new 1 imma' 'HV' Y 'i-, ,, M4 ,M E259 nt 'YK 'Lb 9' .. 3' 'mi- wxsdi sa ff 'll ,yy aww , N , . 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An Administration That Aids in Solving Youths' Problems School Board Faculty Boam' Forms Civic Link . . . r! rl r r I IK r x 1 1 W The conncctlng l1nk between Du Quom Townshlp lllgh School and the commnnlty 1S the Board of Edu catlon Th1s board IS composed of SIX men fue of Ray Provart Mr O H Green Mr L D Flaxell Mr E J Hayes and Mr M L Gr1ff1n have been chosen to serve three year terms by tae vote s Mr Glenn Kent the s1xth member of the board IS hlred by the board as a secretary Mr Provatt and Mr Grxffm we1e rc entlv elected to thelr second terms on the b03ld although Mr Grtf fm had prev1ously serx ed one year when he was ap pomted to f1ll a vacancy Th1s IS Mr Hayes and Mr Iflavells second term also H01d1H the loneest xeco d of servxce IS Mr Green who has been on the board for three terms Th1s IS the th1rd xear Mr Gflfflfl has held the 0ff1CC of the boards p1es1dent and Mr Kent has served as the boards secretary f0l fue consecu t1ve sears Du Quom can well be ploud of th men who are 1ts closest t1e between 1ts cttlzens and 1ts hlgh s hool as all of these men ale promtnent leader QIX ent1 ely dltfexent local bus1nes es are represented by these men M1 Gteen IS a contractor Mr Flavell se ves as v1ce p1es1dent of the Da Quo1n Packmg Company M1 Provart manages the Home Lumb r Company M Gr1ff1n 1S head cash1er of the Du Q o1n State Bank Mr Kent holds the pos1t1on of commerc1al Off1C6 sup erv1sor for the Ill1no1s Power Company 1n Du Quom And Mr Haves serves as v1cep1es1dent of the Du Quom Coca Cola Bottlxng Company Th se men do a great deal to gulde Du Quom Townshlp Htah School tow rd b mg a bette s hool Even though thelr work IS not h1ghlx publ1c1zed neveltheless they put forth a great deal of t1me and etfort to help our hlgh school Thelr dut1es 1nclude electmg the teachers deterrnmmg s hoo pol1c1es nd makmg the f1nal decls on on 1moortant s hool mob lems We w1sh to take the opporttntty to glV6 these men due rc-cogn1t1on for what they contrlbute to D'l H9 1 Q l 1 I p run: NI I-1 'on ti iffin, ll . I-1. -I. llmvh. Nr. tilvlll 'viii- I Mom row: 31 , Rug Prnvzxrt, Xlr. 0. ll. tlrw-11, Slr, l.,'h- l'l:n'e-Il. . . - - - h ' ' D S ' .' ,. , I , w w ' whom are elected by the people of the township. Mr. . ' Q '. ' . ' '. Y i , . . . ,l . . . . Y . . E V. F' 7 Y ,v ' ' ' ' ' Q ' ' 7 - C . ' - Dv. . ' - 9 . A . . , . ,, ' , 'A e 3 c . ' ' . ' Q D ' 1 . ' - ' I . . V I - - . . , ' Y A -. ' ' , . ' ' c.. I ' ' ,a , V 1 ,V ' ' f ' A Q x - - . Y Q Q 1 L. -3- Educational Leaders . Whlle bemg pr1nc1pa1 of DTHS Mr R P H1bbS has also devoted t1me to bemg a baseball coach He has helped speech students to w1n natlonal honors several tlmes when teachlng sp ech Last seas on the baseball team under h1s superv1s1on qualxiled for competl t1on 1n the state tournaments Mr Hlbbs IS now servmg h1s fourth year as prmclpal H1s s1n cerxty 1n performmg h1s dutles IS demonstrated through the many 1mprovements now found at DTHS D. W. Hoifin R P Hlbbs Sponsormg the Student Councxl ASS1StaHt Prlnclpal D W Hortm has done much to make DTHS the fme 1nst1tut1on of learmng whlch xt IS Mr Hortlns plan of havmg school electxons earned on 1n the same manner as nat1ona1 electwns has become famous and has re celved recognltlon ln several mag azmes Besxdes bemg Student Councxl sponsor and asslstant prmclpal Mr Hortm was also at one t1me faculty advlsor for the Magnavox He teaches Amerxcan h1story sec ond thlrd fxfth and slxth hours FACULTY KATHERINE FORESTER Sophomore Enghsh Speech I Debate Coach Assxstant Speech Club Sponsor GEORGE RAGLAND Mathematxcs HAROLD HOMANN Agrlculture I II and III Sponsor ALICE POLLEY Famxh IIVIIIU Buslness TFHIIIIII Salesmanshlp Dean of C1 rls Gu1dance D1rector OLIVE VEACH Mathemaucs Physmgraphy H1 Tr1 Sponsor MELVIN SIENER Band Chorus Socloloffy Muslc Appreclatlon Dance Band PHILIP PROVART Industrral Art I II 'md III Sophomore Class Sponsor PETER NOTARAS Junxor Engllsh Journa11sm Flashlwht Madnavox ard Semor Class Sponsor 10- I. I I f I v , f f I , ' f 1' f' ' ' ' A I' 4' 0 . 1' , I - I is ' E ' I 9 7 I 7 I . I V 5 Future Farmers of America 1 D Y 4. ' -. ' . . U . 3, , A , A ' . , , 7 . D 1 , l a 4 J 5 l 5 7 A FACULTY . . J T ENGLISH Txpmg I Athletlc D1 ector D Llub Sponsor GERTRUDE MORRIS Lrbrarxan and R glstrar IRENE BROCK Art Art Club Sponsor RAYMOND FISCHER General Sc1en e Bxology Photo raphy Club Sponsor Audxo v1sJal AldS Dlrectox CHARLES SWINNEY Chefmstry General Sc1ence Sc1ence of Coal Mrnmg Freshman C ass Sponsor Speech Semor Enghsh Cmcs Commumty L1v1ng Sponsor of Speech C ub and Natlonal Forensic League ROBERT HUNTLEY Wor d Hlsto x Geography General Sc ence MARGARET HARRISS Typlne' rl Bookk epmg Sho th nd I nd II Offxce Tlractlce Jumor Clas Sponsor v . . .Y , 1 A 1 . . E .L , R , A , P 3 1 5 , G 7 . - . , . . 1 , WESLEY G. BOVKNET 7 Q . Y Q 7 7 A . . ,, ' Y , C ' C3 7 ' 1 . a , , A! . , ' ' 's .C FACLI TX BARBARA STINSON G1r1s Phvsxcal Educauon and Drnerb TI'3l'1lUg G1r1s Ath1e1c -Xssocxatlon Cheerlead IS and Pep Cl b Sponqor QUENTIN STINSON Bow Phwsxcal Educatlcn and Dxxxexs TIHIIHIIQ JOE THORNTON I- reshman Fngllsh Spamsh HELEN DORRIS Hcmemakmg I II and III Sponsor of Future Homekakers of Amerlca SCCFCIHFICS Vlfglllla and Bettv Vaughn 1 ,r I .1 n . , . . .Y N. . . . , A 5 4. , , 1 . , L. - .J ,- - , . -4 9 7 7 l I C Ada' A Student Body That Believes in Mutual Respect and Cooperation Classes fe Chzef Cooley ia...-.a..q:.. I t t ltzllt Nuzanne Bennett trea urer hen NW afford earn-mn I n t In-un lr sldent SI r rrr ll'll 4 Nr I Nita al pon or The vear of 1951 marks the close ot a per1od ln a group of youths hves- the semor class at DTHS Thls group of young men and women has now com pleted 1ts four years of requlred h1gh school work As a result another grad uatlng class wlll separate and each mdl vrdual w1ll begxn shapmg the future of h1s own llfe The group ltself orlglnated from sev eral grade schools some 1n Du Quom and some from other C1tl6S but the class of 51 has been drawn together 1nto a successful spmt of cooperatlon as may be shown by nts actlve record The fol lowmg paragraphs record the act1v1t1es and events 1n whlch the class partlcl pated dur1ng 1ts four years at DTHS FRESHMAN YEAR DTHS flrst experrence w1th the class of 51 began m 1947 when 102 freshmen reg stered tor thelr flrst year of hlgh school After the group had become '-d U O I C . ,Q pg L F , ' X v -'33 yrvkgixt f- . r V by lk:-.W . , A, , ' , 1-'Q W if K-A M, S , f , 'tr-is 1 -A ' r Wxiiw . ' - K yeas? was Q, W - .. 5 '- fre-S :Ke -9 ' ' ' . f KA J -. 1 9 ' , ' 3,- . l. - -f v . X - , u , rv Y U - 1 H .1-I 0 r' : S , s : ' S 1 . 9 ' ,': f ll 1- H ' - S, v 4, 5 ty on Aprll 11 the high- llon Nall. 0 1 all I: nnl .I . I'. - . fr lr s, .. s . ' ' I. ,. hi ' 'Y . ' . Y . rx . ' . . D '1 a x . V a - . . ' . 3 . . I 7 . Q . v ' Y . , I 1 . . a l 7 . Y . . 4, . , . . . I , . I ' . . . ,, . , . . , . . 7 ' ' ' - ' ' S J E? , , ' 1 - , ' 7 v ,, ' 4- - l , . 1.4 L ' ' . ' Y , , , , ' L' t' ' lx ' n ' . Y I ' ' ' . K- - 7 Y ' . . ' Y Y - - ' As rv ' D 1 .. , . w , , , . . Y - . , 1 M t i . . . . a K 7. , , Q L., ' - ' ' . ' . . . . - , M V , y ' - . - ' 3 ' ' -, . . . . t y , . V . Justed to 1ts placed under Notaras who work on the sponsor new surroundmgs lt was the guldance of Mr P J 1mmed1ately started to four year task as class At the flrst class meetmg, offlcers were selected to represent the group Gene Degenhardt was elected freshman class presldent Others who served s offlcers mcluded Joan Emlmg who was chosen vlce presxdent and Jane Haves who was secretary and treasurer Gene Degenhardt was the class r presentatlve m the Student Councll that ye r Shortly after gettmg started ln h1gh school the group held is frrst party on Frlday Jan 9 1948 A total of two par t1e were on schedule for the freshm n the second of whlch was 1n Aprll Feb 13 was the d te whlch was select ed for the freshman class assembly pro gram Approxrmatelv 28 students took pa1t 1n the productlon Wh1Ch was en tltled How DTHS Impressed Us The program was entlrely prepared and dl rected by freshmen Joan Emlmg and Don Wall vere se lected by the class to represent the freshmen at the Junlor Selll0I' prom June Bastlen was crowned queen of the 1948 prom Jack Staulcups or hestra was engaged to plav for the event Thlrty boys represented the class of 1951 ln sports dur1rg the1r freshman year 14 SOPHOMORE YEAR When the class of 51 reassembled 1n 1948 to begm 1ts sophomore year a close check revealed on lv 99 stud nts a loss of three from the prevlous year 'Ihe class cholce cf pres ldent was Joan Emlmg Gene Degenhardt took the 0ff1C0 of uce presxdent and Don Wall was the sec retary treasurer .Ioan Em hng automatlcally repre sented tre class ln the Student Councll The flrst sophsmore par ty of the year was termed the Harvest Hop and sultable decoratlons were used to create the proper settmg The date for th1s event was Nov 4 The next get together was an Aprxl Fools par llght of the evenmg came w1th the coronaflon of the Klng Sz Queen of Fools Ral h McQua1d and Elame Cabms were elected to share the honor and were crowned w1th dunce caps Chosen for the class assembly program on Fr1 day Dec 3 1948 was a one act comedv Lxfe w1th Wlllle S1x class members be1ng selected :for the varlo s roles The ones takmg part 1n the dramatlzatlon were Ray mond Hmdman Delores S1s Martm Patsy Coffel John Hummel Patsy Dot son and Carol Payne W1th the holdmg of DTHS fxrst homecommg parade the sophomores were awarded s1x dollars for vnnnmg thlrd place wrth thexr float Phe theme was B5 the Ltght of the Sllverv Moon amd costumed s1nge1s harmon lzed on popular songs of earller trmes fCont1nued on Page 223 JOYCE YEHLING Ill Tri, l -K! 1 4 Maznaxox Typist 6 Ilashllght Business Manager -1 Illi Sex returg 4 Pep Klub l , thee:-leader ' Wlagnvlne Sales BIIKIIIPMS Man ager, Three form-red Nloon Buslne-.F Manager J Junior Ne-nlor l lay JIM McMI I! nl 1-thull Business Manager 4 KEN SWOFFORD spew h lIuIl 1 I Nluuuuun 5 4 mrtd lwlltol t llnshlizht tsslntunt lwlltor lwlltor ln tluet -I llama Ofllu-r, Smretaly l I Hu ma loothall l 4 thorns 4, lur llc-1 C he llds Nuke lnnuars llmw Three tornered Nlnnn 4 lla e WI ith lurly I State llu ' 4 tll Nt.lr llay Inst Se tinnful Stn-wh Ile-mt I Wlagazlne Mules Tropln S Thlrd ITIZP or Nportn Stun at Nll 4 The Night of lanuarw lith I LLAN JANET LEANNE STEVENS ll l'rl Ire-.ulent Ntate Pre-as er 4 :X-X Speer 1 1 1 I I Inu President 4 l-la hllgllt llass Offner, I me Ile l dent I Student llllllltll N4-xr? tau I Pep Club 1 ilu-erlemler huru'-1 lh rv torn:-rvd Iloon 4 lanuurw llnu lah' With I I3 Niue 'lay 4 Home-unning Kttemlunt nlomvmoming Quevn Prom Nhexing Culllllllffvt' i, lhe Nihllt uf lanulrw nth 4 SENIORS 15- JOHN HUMMEL Ntllllfflt C uunul I ire I re-nh-ht I I YI e l reside-n A 'lane lull Basketball :I 4 RUTH HENDERSON Ili Trl Wire I'l'PSldBllf 4 Sp e h Klub l I President I Hash light 4 Student iounmil Sec re rx 4 NFL I 4 l-or ler the llds Sake , State Ilay Date With luclg I Fug llama' Dmtrut llramatns 4 l'hlrd Pla. e Sexuonal Drama us 4 The W1 ht of lanuarw 10 lx 4 DONNA L SEIBERT Trl Nllffth I Iuh l W ag sox I I- ll A 4 l'r1-sl lc-nt hlee Lluh l RAYMOND HINDMAN Slugna ox 4 I, Spor s lwlltor INIII ht HARRISON NORRIS K S 1 1 r Nl Pull x :mtl-at 4 I :rn at-. 54 rm-tan In I arllame-ntarw ru 'lure' tuntwft I I num Ilunler ut t c-remonns SUZANNE BENNETT 'l Wpevm ll C u 1 Illsllllglut 5 4 I-.swiatr lwlllor I thu-4 Olfnvr, Ne-eretnrx i re-hun-r 4 I I u N Rpm-Ilmg tluumpiun G lhhala lrmu Starring tmmnittm I Uthor -nlumls te-ntralla loun lp nl gh Sn mol , r- ' . 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I I' I i .I Ilal SE IORS JUANITA SATTERFIELD II l'rl CA-X 1.5 Win nuox PHIL DAVISON uh I I Ioollmll 1 4 .lselmll .5 1 MARGARET BISHOP Hn Trl C'-1-X I4 Band l'l A 5 lep iluh .5 4 I resident 4 JUANITA MOORE lh Trl thorns 5 WILLIAM K WALKER Ili Drury IIIIILIDL I1-lm 1 Blue xhun hxarl ut N ANN JEAN FIORINO ll Tn I KA l Sneelh Club 1 4 Nlagraxov Iyplst 5 4 l-lash 4 IHA Treasurer N1 L 1 4 JEAN L DAULBY H1 Trl, GAA 14 Band 3 IHA l 9 4 Cheerleaderl 2 Magazine Wales Certificate BOB MOORE lrx K' 4 Bawball 4 JANET K DAULBY Ill Trl K'-lk 14 Band 2 1 H-A l 4 Clwerlmuler I GENE DEGENHARDT flaws Ofluer Presulent l WI e Prrsulent Qtutle-nt iounul l D lluln S 4 Banffhall 'Z 4 Basketball l lhotography ll I Irumer Boy s Stale i l O C I . ., -Q .3 ' .-, : - , : ' . ' - :s :W M-: .-4. 3' ' 'g I.: -g .: r o ,. - -1 - . -, . - -- ' 'is V ' 1 ,. ,., . . W, , .-, . - . - , - v . : I l. - , 215 ' ' ' , ' U I Y BW 1 ,. i :-., -'g,g:'.' 3, 45 FIIA 4 ll l'l -lg F 'A 4: Bu' ' : . . 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DALE BEARD NOLA POLING 1 rr ury rv-I1l1-nt I I Iuruw I IIIIIISI Xssem I 1 lunlut I III!! 1-001 I ntnen I ef- C lub I II m1 lium 1' NIHIII I luurs lil JOAN E EMLING III rl'l Prom -Htemlanl I 1 In-9. 0ffl1 er I ue I re.el1l1-nt I I r1- llIl'Ilt 'Student 1 mn I I uh I illu- IFHIFI' I I -X I Y 1- ll0ll'IOL0llIIllg, Ith-ml mt 5 Haul of Ilnnor I re- NIPIII DOROTHY WOMACK rl Spec 1 lluh Treasurer I I 1 III I 1 a I I1 I lu: x I 'Ihr Nu..hI of lnmmrv Ihtll 4 IL IORS BARBARA ANN GRAHAM I I'rl RIIILIIIIIQIYI 'Huun dounul BOB CORZINE NI ngnaxox I I I-lahhllgllt oothal I 'I he Night o Innunry Ioth I HELEN VIRGINIA MASON HI Trl X 4 01 ner S1 hools Oukl and 1 ng Ilngh 51 hool I NEDRA CAROL PAYNE I 4 fill 1 Npemll Club 1 I I'ImIlIIgIlt I r 1 I mru-1 I nm Kornllre-1l Hoon A Ilulv RBIIII I dx I I rom Steering lomuul tu- 1 III1- N1g.,ht of lnnuury 1 BILL HOLLAND he-ue-ral BETTY LOU WALKER KI I 1 NIIKIIIII enture- l'lIII0l' I Iusn I en Ire' I 'ur lhu 1- x I I O O I I1'A I-3 ' ' O ' I 1 Ili Pri, sv- 1 ' 1: 1a LX 1-4, I' - : l'1-I Club I--lg f FI . - 2, 25: . 1 IL' I. -- A: A . 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I LUCILLE HEIPLE 4: I 'vlngulm N1 Ps Omar BARBARA JEAN ROACH Trl If In K I x emler ' er- I nnle nsl I nmnl I ALMA JEWELL MARTIN 1 Trl xml Other in hools I' ll xille loin l IIIIIS llu,h N houl I LYLE HANER SAM LEEK ngmuox I I Nurs I' htm I I lslllillht .5 I Urgunivution mtor I Is Ilue lima I I lerm I :per lunle-5 THELMA MIDYETT Tru 3Ng r V IOLA FAYE MEZO Ili I'rI Ollnr Qxhonls lhmnlon I rum Ihnml Iam n'-Inp lllbh in mol I II PIIII r Illgh 94 hnul BETTY SIEFERT Tl 'IIEIYUX n o o o M'-.2,,-'-,Iu 4: I-Jl', 'g ril-1' w- ' ry l'lIl - ': ' 't IS lli ': GAA '3, 2 3 .In ' .' PFI Club 1, 'B ,4 '.,.i'..' f, ,z Ili -ig I-'IIA I I - , I W 1 I' ,XII , 14: In . ,N ' h ::, vli-I 1- -il :fn flew '.-I. I' .iln-III I: Bala Iz.II I'I,.!II ' I' sn' I: 'nk IIIII '5-I, lxplain I: Ifl-'A 1-I: - man I'zlrIi:um-ntnry I'lm1-ll rv 'I'e-an I Ili Tri: MAX I-Ig Sp--'ll Ill Ig I-'IIA :R I: I1-In Ilul I. '33 II4 -: ' ' .Hum nt I Ili Tri: FAX I-1: TNI 1-I: PW' 'ul E-I: ,z':'.' 2 Cal. 1 Z III g GAA I-3: I! I If I: FII: I: I'1-1 th-lr 'Z-I 1'I.-v'-- I '-1 GI 'lub lg ' ' BJ ' ' If I II' ': B. 25, I: Ifllk Ci, I: In ' .', . 'B I-'FA I--I 1122... PAUL E HALL NI1,na10x Iwlntor I I-Iushlnght I I Nports l'dlt0r 4, Student Iounul l'rrsldPnt I II I b II N4-crvturw 'lrem-nrer 4 oth all I I Ba ke ha luptam ut Nmmng, Milgllllllli sa vs hum I num 5Il'l'llllL IUIIIIIIIIIPQ' Q- Nu hi' nun-I II 'n ELAINE CAVINS I it I I frensurer ounul I -In It I I ll llnh l 4 Nlaganne Nah-s lfam L lptfun I PATSY DOTSON I' I rom xI't'llI nn' -X 1 Ilnn Q' 4 oming Itlendant I I K I I n I reside-ul 1 I hasrm Ill I rum Nh-4-rung I UIIIIIIIIIVQ' JOHN HOLLIS Prom Htvnda Sli llzllt mnul lrvaslra-r I ul ' ll'I'NlIII'llI I outhaul I I lil Ia I Illl Ionic-rvnu SILNIORS ELMER F MANN unl I I Iinskvtln SARA PANTALEO Spa-W I I u I III IIIII IX I II mum snlvs 0s4.n S JOSEPHINE FLAUAUS LABERTA WOOLSEY I I Imrus DE LORES J MARTIN Tri Inu-I-rlmuler I Il'0m rllllillli I lv I I lb I 5IIl'I'Il uh Nun-llu lr! Ilmm-1 on III I-ml mt TRUMAN J STANLEY Inch, lux null' 1 ' Y I O I I ..-V ' f 1 Q ' 'f 'r U A : ,lu , Fu' 1 -E e , ll fl. . I S pl. :H '- I. -'V ' ' JI: 'l'll. ANZ of In a ,' it I Ili Tri: 5. , - , ' . Y 3, I' ' -.7 Flu II'gI I: 'IIA '51 'e 1 - 9 A V - Ili ' rig ' . . I . '23 FII. '55 Pep 'Iuh l-I: :- ' A : 4- . -'5. Yi - ' .' 3 ' : ' .' ' ' II . nt 'lg U 1 C4 1' 4. ' ll I Ir II .-4. I -' Q FI .-X 1-sg f I ' ' I ' III' , .XII ' '- a. ' ls. 1 l l'.X ::- 1 . - III 1 Ili 'l'rig GAA l-Ig .' :I 'I I I: TZ: 1 :lg Ik-I Qlulr 5, I: , ng 'z , . - ' lg I-'IIA JI Ili fri Ui rig . LS-I ni : :, xg ' .XII I: I llA gg ' I 'Il I-x: I-.IA I- . ary 21: ll Il . ' -A I: ' -' L: .XL 1 I I-'IRI . 'ing -lm Lg in A I. ilg... SENIORS .... MARY LICATA lh Tri Speemh Club 1 Nlagnaxox 'lypist 3 JOEY GRAFFT Basketball 1 loolball 1 RUTH E PAIR fn lllA li Olee C Ill NANCY E WRIGHT HI Trl Wlngnaxov 4 lvp Cl l 4 Other ihhoob. Flkxlllv Ion: llllllllly lllllll School I FLETA POITER lll Trl ipevrll Club I 'Wag nmoxi lllA, luv Ill-'Hllflt 4 Glec I lub l I rom Ste-1 rmg I ommittee a TED BEASLEY 1 1 A Q 4 JIMMIE BOWLIN Flashlight 4' ll Club 3-1- -'ootbull l--I no-captain' ill fonferenve 4' llaskezball 1-3- Steering Committee 15:55 lrum 2. LILLIE JANE PYLE Ill Trl Treasurer 4 I A X ' Isp 1 1 RALPH DEAN MCQUAI D Reroruler and Projemtor perwor 1 L MARY L GALMEISTER I C me 1 lub 1 f . Y , 5 ' ', 1 5 EA FII! '.-4g 'lub 1, 'I 0 , , -. Ill 'l ig EAA Zi, l: FHA 7 lil- ' I, 'I w L ' : ' . 2, 4: D Club 4 Hi' Q 1' tg 'l I AZ 'I 1 ' - I 7 ' -' 5 I V1 : ' A '. 1 0 ' 1 S I I 'I r ' Y ..-20... ROSEMARY STEIN Trl A 14 I IPD fluhl VERNON BREEZE C eneral MELVIN E FARQU HAR lrom lfsrort loo mll Im I 1-thrall SHIRLEY E MOTEN l'ri IOI us l rum Ulf-nalnnt SENIORS RAYMOND H RIC E I-l X Iudgmg Teams l I Rqlorter 5 lurllamentary I rou-dun fenm MARY LEONA BEARD 1 Iuh 4 I lee Klub l Iflrst I rlzv W reath S I s I ll I Ylxlga me Ie man MARY ANN RICHARDSON rl I nd I 4 lreu urer l ROGER BRUNNER JOHN EDWARD SMITH ll X 4 lootbull I. DELORI5 GENOLA AH ERS rl nrus s 0 c u 0 Hi 'Q GA - 5 FII: 3, 45 ,ll - I2 ' 2 ' 2, fi: tl l-3: si 'I lli ' 5 FHA Ig CI ' . IFJ: I , .I 'I ' -H' 75, 3 lli Trig 1 AA l--lg FHA 2: Pep . ' X . 3 . I , . ' 'Suv' ,'2,4: Igl , ' 1' Fa s 15 Ili 'l' ': GAA l, 'lg in 2, , .s - FFA 'I I 1 Ili 'I' Q GAA lg Ilu QI I SENIORS SENIOR HISTORY Conhnued from Page Fourteen Aprll 19 was the date whlch marked the begmnlng of the class greetlng card sales camparvn wh1ch feat ured cards sellmg at one dollar a box In May the class enJoyed a hay r1de glven by the class presrdent Joan Emlmg The class st1ll remembers thxs hay rrde whrch was clunaxed by the tractor run nmg out of gas whlle returmng It Patsy Dotson and John Hollrs were chosen as sopho ed to the mus1c of Erme Llmpus and saw Jane Barco crowned queen For the fxrst t1me students selected a prom kmg they chose Joe Albers To the number of boys partrcrpatmg rn sports thxs year the sophomores contr1buted 18 JUNIOR YEAR The class reglstered for 1ts Junlor year on Sept 6 1949 w1th a total of 90 students enrolled For Jumor offlcers the members chose Jane Hayes presrdent Janet Stevens VICE presldent Sue Bennett secretary and Don Wall treasurer Also elected were Barbara Graham and Janet Stevens to the Student Councll The new upperclassmen tarted the year by wmmng the second olace trophy 1n the Homecomrng parade wlth their float We re Lay1n for Pvllle As lt turned out ln the1r magazlne campalgn the 51ers broke the schools record by sel'1ng S1493 55 rn magazme subscrlptxons As a concluslon to the maffazrne campargn Elame Cavlns losmg Blue team gave a party for Paul Halls wmmng Reds The 1un1ors for the1r assembly program cf the year prepared the one for Chrlstmas It comblned the Jew 1sh and Chrlstxan celebratrons of that tlme of year The Rotarv Term Paper contest for 1950 sponsored for Amerrcan l'1story students was won by one of the class members Sam Leek In sponsormg the prom th1s year the class used an HOWARD VANCIL D 1 lub 4 1 l-A 1 4 lnrlnnen tan I noxedure Team 3 4 l oothall 5 4 Bnsl etball 1 5 BOBBY L MURRY ll' 1 1 4 State Farmer Degree Star State I lrmer Semtlo Stale Yue lresldent Section Delegate to National IIA lonxentlon 3 4 Iudgmg Team 1 4 larlnamentar-5 Procedure Team 4 tune President '3 Star Dlstrut Sheep I roJe1t Delegate for -imeruan farm r Degree JOE BOVA 1 eneral GENE LINDNER on 1 B I tlmll Or1ental theme They decorated the walls of the gym nasxum wxth red and gold fo1l papers Overhead were strung Japanese lanterns Elame Plnnrck and Gene Anderson were the rergn mg royalty of the prom wh1le Delores Martln and Don Wall represented the Jumors as the1r attendants Musrc was furnlshed by Vrnce Genovese s orchestra Several boys took part 1n athletrcs Bob Wheatley Paul Hall Gene Llrdner Don Wall Jxm Bowl1n and Howard Vancrl Don Wall Melvrn Farquhar Ken Swof ford John Hollls J1m Bowl1n and Paul Hall represent ed the class Then there was baseball w1th Gene Deg enhardt Don Wall and John Hummel partlc patmg SENIOR YEAR The 51ers last vear began w1th regrstratmn cn Sept 1 1950 Class members who served on the 195051 Student Councll mcluded Paul Hall as presrdent John Hol11s Jun Bowl1n Ruth Henderson and John Hummel Durmg thls last year the sen1ors hit the Jackpot by w1nn1ng f1rst place ln the annual Homecomlng parade The class was called upon once more to present the Chrlstmas assembly program It was made up cf a col lect1on of Yulet1de mus1c sung by a chorus of the1r class members Senlor gr1d1ron stars were Don Wall Howard Van c1l John Hollrs J1m Bowl1n Ken Swofford and Paul Hall In basketball Don Wall was the captam of the team w1th John Hummel Paul Hall nd Gene Lmdner as hrs teammates S1x class members played varsrty baseball dur1ng the 1951 season Thev were lettermen John Hummel Don Wall and Gene Degenhardt of last years sectronal champs and Dale Beard Phrl Davrson and Bob Moore Therr soclal aCt1V1tlBS at DTHS came to a close when they were the honored guests at the prom on Thurs day Mav 31 and danced to Jack Staulcup s orchestra I ' n F ' - 7 ' - I J ' z Si . su X .'- ' '1-I 4 -' n 24, ' L. .. , ,. , 24 - ' 2- , ... 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Nwheshr N hneuhr lred 5llllIll Bll luru-ll R unoml lorote-r lioh Nelhert 1 llrenu- lc-tc-rs and W llllillll Muller llrll ron :uk Htulllmllse Kllfllillly Weihn- Ilnh hlllg' P lun Nlrllton H nm I IIIIIN I nthurrc-II s ol! and Curl Qllw Hzglz balesmen I tom x I- rI nl ll I mln 1 I ns N HIIIQI ron III ll lll In I In I r NIIXIIIII uni ron Ilrx rr Jumor class members presented DTHS with another placque of honor indicating their sell mg over one thousand dollars worth of mag azine subscriptions during their drive This IS the second time such a trophv was awarded the school by the Curtis Publishing Company In recognition of the Junior class total sales The class of 52 had set a thousand dollar goal in their magazlne sales campaign this year Total sales, however, amounted to S184 over their goal manship ab1l1tv of the entire class by selling subs r1ptIons amounting to S190 As a reward she received a 17 Jewel Hampden wrist watch With the close of the campaign, seven others qualified for prizes by selling fifty dollars worth or more of subscr ptions To launch the Juniors money making cam paign, the class was divided into two teams headed bx Captains LeWanda Emlmg and Jim E k ns S nce LeWanda s team sold more than d d Elkins thev were guests at the first class party of the veal which was fnanced by the losers ': ' ,' 7 , '. - Ui ' -, 1' U ' , i ' ' , :xg ' , , , I'l' ': -1 .' , . ,' ' M , ' .,, ! .' z , 'It' - N ll', ,, l'Xll'l Y'-an-II, L- ' Uv : II. 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'N Next to book learnmg and a well Responslble for Upkeep orgamzezl school c1eanl1ness and mamtenance are emphas1zed t DTHS 'lhree mcn are hlred t keep DTHS m good repalr We have Mr Covey Balley d Mr John D1magg1o t th nk fcr waxed hallways well swept rooms a warm bu1ld1ng and manv oth r odd 1obs Mr Charles Vanmetre Van as h IS called around school lS 1n charge of general repairs su h as sand ng study hall desks o1l1ng typewmters bleachmg l1brarv lurn ture and o1l1ng squeaky doors P! e nun I I L,l x 30 A I W . V . . . Q - . a . ' ' o . ' an . ' ' o a 5 F 3 V ' ' o W , Y A' . ' or 'AMr. ,Y D ' , .. .. , C 1 , ' ' , F 4- , Q. - S I ,M 7iQff:f?'5? L 1 ln fight: Wlr. flmrl s Y: vin-. Nlr. .lim Ili nz g o and Nlr. tnu-A li: ihy. Blend in . . Activities That Develop Individual Talents Organizations Gofverning Student Acz'z'uz'z'z'e5 e or 1111 nl rn 1 r nn I In ru ln lllll Il Actxve at DTHS for SIX years the Student COUHCII IS responslble for the promot1on of many WOI'thWhll6 school projects and act Vltleb By sponsorlng a Chrlstmas wreath campalgn the Student Coun 11 made IS p0SS1b1e for DTHS to obtam a new ele tr1c scoreboard for the gVmn3S1Um Othe1 act1v1t1es 1n whxch the group part1c1pated durmg the past year are conductmg f1re dr1lls sponsormg a clean up campa1gn pro Il I I I 02 motlng traff1c near DTHS The Stu dent Coun 11 also sch duled noon hour dances ln the gymnaslum as we'l as g1v1ng support to such dr1ves as the annual Red Cross campaxgn the Nat1onal Heart Fund and the March of Dlmes The Student Councll IS composed of n1ne students elected bv the1r schoolmates Each year the students f1le pet1t1ons for cand1dates and choose the1r leaders through votmg at a prlmary and general elect1on Paul Hall was elected to the pres1 :iency Mr D W Hort1n ass1stant pr1n clpal of DTHS lS the sponsor of lh1S o1gan1zat1on whlch met each Fr day E' Q O I Se-.ll nl llc-ft t if-Zhtt: llzu Nfl:-. .lu 1- Uzhu . Mr. D. XY. llortin. -ponsnr, Hull lla-mule -on :xml l'1':1nk Walximl. St: Qing: .li lin 'lin, Jol ll 11:1-I. l':lul llllll, lll'vsi4le-nt: UNH lulus :mtl John llollis. , , .X 0. , , . . . . ' A C . 1' 3 - . . . . . 1 , A , - V . . . x ' . , y 1 ' . N, , ,K 5 4 , V. V1-wma, . - , - 7 , 1 . ' ,A 1 1 5 - 5 . . . Q . 1 y ' j 1 A First row th-ft in glib: l':lul Ilnll, .lun-t Uvlnxrn, lhll Ile-mln-rmnl and John Ilullis. J L.. 6'ZJ6!0j7l'lZg M'u5z'm! Tczlem' . . . Nearly always present at all school activities, the DTHS band provides a rhythmic background for pep meet- ings, singing sessions, football and basketball games, and other school functions. An event featuiing the band was the centennial celebration of the Illi- nois Central Railway system observed by Du Quoin early this year. The band also performed during the half-time periods of basketball and football games, as well as furn- ishing music for the annual Home- coming narade. One h lf credit is glven toward graduation for all band students Band is a regular DTHS course, taught bv Mr Melwn Siener This year is the second season that Mr Sienel has worked with the band N ny I v Ilelun N1-im-r IIIFPI ur lontta NIIIIIII DTPNIIIPIII lurnlu 1 in Q11 1 1 nrt mr lr: an I l I :imp I lil I lulsml Ire-I-ure-r KNHIIIII., Il:-fl Io right? N lrlms one-r Nur ex .Arn-I 1 line Ivo N1-11m1I ron on Stratton Ill n r 1 I e- Colle AIIIIIIIII I 1a mp. rn I uma 1- lx iurln-s lulln 1 1 1 unla nil n :rx I 1 I I Ile nl nral r1 I an AI1 hx 1 e I n lrth 1 n 1- x 1 in 1 lum- IlIxN ll' I IFB l'lIl H l I ITII ll I I S I0 I lllt' IUII O' unrtlu rox I lllll A r In i uni I: nrvtlu Nui se-I u ie-:nan ni Ilunnur 1Ir r1l lu in on in 1- I I'lISII.ll' Iinnln 1 r N ll urn I ' m ui 4 nn I1 N lulmuse In I 1 '13 ' o I 4 . 'i . 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Nh-hill 1 la-r, ll' ' 'lurl I'illII li1x:l, NalI.laln I1-zwh, I':lIl1'iI lr 'go-r, II: , ll - I url, J: -It - I: -, Nl I'Irx ill, Izlrul Yvu Il :lml Ii rk - Ifrp . ncoumging Sebf Expreyyion Nc lied tleit to rlghlb net Sli u ns xlu 1119 uh nt liuth II: mle-non 1r4 sul:-ll! Ind llnrofln N 11111 1 I In-21 uri 1' IIHIIIIL I EIIFIIIIK Iulls are In ll x :gc In It 'I 1 t'To foster, promote and encourage allied speech activities in DTHS, plus active participation in drama and for- ensic workf' This statement defines the purpose of one of the most active or- ganizations in DTHS-the Speech Club. The club assembles each Wednesday evening after school for a regular meet- ing. Forty-five students were active members in the organization this year Officers or this yearls Speech Club were Ruth Hende.son, presidentg Janet Stevens, vice presidentg Maurnice Kelly. secretaryg Dorothy Womack, treasurer and Jim Kirk, sergeant at-arms. Sponsors of the group are Mr Wesley G Bovinet and Miss Katherine Forest er Mr Bovinet serves in the capacity of director of speech and NFL sponsor while Miss Forester assists him in su pervising the club activities and coaches debate and extem ore speak ng lrst r n He-It to rI1,1l llllllliil, 1 111141 Nmron Nhlor 11111I IIUIIIIXI Nldlurnn lean I1or111o Ruth llenale son llc-I Ntvvens 'L rol il orolln xbllllllll Illlllle le-Q mil Ilurlnt lin-hs Secoml ron I ru- N lller 1 is 11111 on 11x Ilflllllllll YIIIIINII IKQIIKIPI llllll. Winton Bnlm a Ste-xens Il9l'Ill8 K ralif I 1 man PII ora n :le-111 111 1 1 Wir 11114 I9 1 s '1 Illrll ron Nllsh. Katherine 1 nrester, NIIOII or, NI llll'l'llKB 'xc llex errs If-IINIIPI n1 Ivllp 1 I rt :I Ixen N 0H0r1l llilll!-.I ls Nm xstrom I 111 I Il B ll II 151 s Betts xftert and Nlr U esles 1 Bonnet sponsor 'NWUI 10N IW I-. x 1 n ou 1 11 gnu Nl non I ro lrt Nhnlc-5 l lltmhett Barbara 5 llns l x nn Kool on plum eo IH 1 1 N 1 ,I 1 Ima- I 1 llllit 34- .Wa , ' : Ja .' .f '- '-' - : ' '. , I l A I A ' '- 1x'Q-Y.: .u ' a-Q, ' - -. .. F N SI: ' : . I: ' '1 ' - ,', z-e ' la and -lil I'i1'k, we-' ' li 1-2 -. : ns. F' 1 o ' ' 'I 3: -I ' '4 ' - I 1 ' ' ' - c, , 1 -1 I-I . ' , - ,- , ,la .' ' ,, 'Il Xa yn:-, D .V ' 1 1 a, 'x I' 1 - 1 -' 1 '. 1' ' - j: N il ' 'z Q , l'I yll' J I - , M1 ,I- ' . . 1 A' - -, . 'a . 1. , 1 ' ' ' .', 1 at 1 , ':1 'olyn Fil! , ill 1. 4 1' -. , D una lid I 1 z II I LT' I' ' f 'Fu H ': i '.4 ' -' , , P it '- .1 5 ,' ,' ,Ji Iiirli, z 1 f -, ' 5 ' 1 '26 U-2. , pol Q1'i in, i iq'-', ,' ' ' . . . 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' I Q I . , - v 4, ht: ' ' II1-fl to IH: -lol Ci 'I'lin, l'- , -I: -1 ' nf-11n1l-l:ln1'I - -ns. Stale Speedz Enfriav . . . . awe e N1-ated 111-ft to nghtp Ruth Henderson and Jane! Steuns one mt pla1 , Labonna NIa1NIurra1 end Sndr Stroup delmte, and Silas Ixltherme lorester debate uralh Nr-unul ru11 Nlr Wesley 1 Bonnet speech coalh, flat me Peters 0l2ll0l'S Jllll lurk edempore 1111-r1l11ng 11111 llehlle lxen Nnofford one art plin, lohnny lrlihn 101111101 reudlnb 1111 J1111 xldlhlilll dehl L The zglz! 0fJa11uary 16 lz lrst 1' 11 ileti 11 llfhff lerrw xlllNl0l Ra111111nd ll1n1ln1n11 'llllll H1lIs I urol 1 une 'wen Nnoilorc llllll Nlnlllnll Bob Iornne and fllllllll IXIIIIIQ' Neanml ru11 Dorntln 11 umuk Ruth llende son Bull rmell 1 111 1.. 111111 1 nrnu luul I 1 on 1 JIlllllk'W 0l'It'l 1111.-Imp I 0 IU, llftl 1411 r PSI!-'X 1 I! 11119 dllutnr N11111111 .z11e1 1111111 1111-1 111 ,Ill 1rl1 lun:-1 NI11111115 Ill Nlunrnue lully 36- ' : I Q -. , . VJ. A ,A . Lf , Q X v .' ' ': . . ' .' 5 i. 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THE FLASHLIGHT STAFF Ken Swofford-Editor-in-chief Suzanne Bennett-Associate Editor Bob Teague-Assistant Editor Jean Wheatley-Class Editor Jean Fiorino, Raymond Hindman- Assistants Betty Lo.1 Walker Feature Editor Bob Corzine Pamela Martin Assistants Sam Leek Organizat ons Editor Donna Hamrock Cathe me Polito Assistants Paul Hall Sports Editor Jim Bowlin Dennis Morefield Assistants Janet Stevens Advertisinv Manager Elaine Cavins Carol Payne Ruth Henderson Pauline Lee A sistants Jovce Yehling Busin ss Manager P J Notaras Qponsor rl it llll lll n xx I FEATURES 4URCAN1ZAllUlln D Sllvign r s rnn ll lrlln I I ui t rm Tl If X X I 37 SPORTS S . R' Y 1 . 7 .. 7 A -. 7 1 T b 7 Y , - T . .- . O . . -U Left io 'gl : S '.-I 1- lin-nm-li, lie .'x offorel, Hr. l'. I Nlllll p 1 mul Bob 'l'1-'agile-. .,. ,,W..., K K..- i 2 M 9 I .W 2 . . .... ' ar f V ,, 1 A A ' ntl l ELHS ES 4r'xoau24z'I ,Eff ' I I ififi' -r.r.. I..- I I H Wwwmmnm 5l'il'l'1I flvfi In filzlltr: Ile-ttp Hall-er. Sum In-ek, -loyve if-hling, Paul Hall and In-un Ulu-zulu S4-vulul o v: lioh in e-, l'u 1 Nh ' , lilllPlillQ' '0Iit0. l'II:'l 1- Kuxins, l':n-lime I.:-1-, lloizlm lin ral iurnl I'u5l:v, Rn ll Ile-mlvrsml, .nun lin ' 41 in-ul lhlynlnlnl lllllillllllll. Lu-I run: IN lliw NI1 Q-iiq-Isl, -lam-t Ste:-ns :xml -lim lin xI'n. Reporizfzg A011001 Enemy Workmg 1n collaboratlor' wlth the Du Quo1n Evenmg Call staff th1s group Dubhshes the Magnavox DTHS stadent newspaper each Saturday durmg the 36 weeks of a school year Composed baslcally of DTHS Journahsm members the staff also has pos1t1ons avallable for members of the student body Th1s years ed1tor1al staff the govern mg body of the group conslsts of the followlng students Paul Hall ed1tor 1n Chlef Walter Na mer ass1stant edrtor Betty Walker feature edrtor Sam Leek news edltor and Raymond Hmdman and Ken Swofford sports edltors Mr P J Notaras Journalrsm 1nstructor sponsors the group Pl0J6CtS undet ken by thls EFOUD durlng the past school year mclude con' cesslon stands at DTHS football and basketball games sponsormg a move ment to make lI1d1VldL13l photographs of the student bozlv and the annual Magnavox all school box supper The staff presented an assembly program as g1v1ng the annual Magnavox banquet for staff members and guests Honors wh1ch have been cred1ted to th1s years staff conslst of wmmng sev HU P D Sx Ho ie ts nlk r and leak N dmlllli. I' L 0 .11 s. s msn RUN l'iSlIl0lN n n U 1 i 6' . O O . , . . , . 1 7 . I 7 - - an ' - - ' ' ' f ' l Y 7 , Q a S . . . , , 'cv f ,.1 ,' v q - 1 It K v Q . Y . , K I D . INN U2 rirrhtn !Yult Naumer. assistant editor and l'nr.l Hall, edilorvin-thief. before. the DTHS Sty-dent body as Well f , . . . , . , 4 - . - y , I , . , , . . 1 l l 4 SPM I if N Tihfhtbz lil-n Ivo ' rd, I tl' XY 1- Sam Z ', V ' 'f M- V- 5- Ni'.21. n 1 r: I lu, I ni fl 1. n, eral first and second place awards at the Journalism Day meet at Southern Illinois University. The staff also earned the second place award in the DTHS Homecoming float contest. A total of 28 DTHS students, includ- ing staff typists, work together each week in publishing the student voice of DTHS. Staff members gain practical experience through writing, editing, copyreading, and preparing the type for publication at the Du Quoin Evening Call printing plant. Regular meetings of this group are scheduled for each second Tuesday of the school year. Editorial meetings are held at variots times to make plans for future editions. All staff members who meet require ments are awarded Magnavox letters These lette s were awarded this year at the group s last social gathering Lub reporters students who volunteer to write articles for the Magnavox earn . . . EZJKUI Week Nunn-cl lleft to ru.hU Nlnrw I-lh-n ll:-hm-r and luanlta Warne: Nlllllilllll. lean ll1l'Ill0 lolu Hulk:-r und ilurm Nlaplc- the position of a regular reporter after they have written a re quired amount of articles Several cubs became regular reporters this year rl I P 4- I or nrhuru lrulmm nut r 4-1 n x rl n 1 ll nr r hlem un N ululllll. ll ru n Q 0 bl'Illl4 lk in zu r rl 'tr I1 nn len r 39 A - , - U I .. . I: I I ..., . , A . , 5 . A n - ,. V . . . y ' - 7 . Q s.. 5l'llfl'lI th-It to 'gli : 1-r gory NI'lI- , Hz . Ju: ' al auth- Ii ll, X4 ng U '1.:lt, .I4-un XVI ra la-y, l':un Nl: lin and Ii I--1-ll Xlm- 2 . Ut ' 'z sau Id in, lh- ni- Slnr'l'in-Id, Ii h Vu ' -, l'rau Hinton, flrrlv- lhmkstl - , lla I .' 1 Inn, linl ' I-:ln-, .ln n 1. iflin, -'ml Hill Ilupn--, earmng and Applyzng ' Rl hurfl l llwr 1 1 rulel lilqkhlllll Bottom ron llc-If to rlghtj Llmrles l'her'-nhl Rohqrt xaul Robert Futon 1 lun Nlnrlou llnle Bmnrnl Ronald lkllllllkff I von :rd Sl he rn r I- rnes' l ell 1 nn-x a r und Ikon :ld Wlork Ill 591 und ro x ruman Ntnnles 1 NI bore- anle-. K ml nm vrrx ann n er l'lllllll'l x 1 up 1 u n Nu IIPX lklllgllt lohn NhNlurr1n lrell i Nlllltll and Nhrnn lftlllPi h nl ron Roh Blalely lion I uk m Nlnrun Nlllls Dah f ur Ill I 4 mul Wann lroxart I n .uk n led hhlsnx linnunll llulstx kenneth lu-ne Howard lanul lull Bob lllll'NS llfth ron Iwle Haner Bob Wlurrv llelmer Nlvrkel llxlrrl on Nurrls Iuhn Ilullls Kuhn N nth I l il nr l lull ll r eslle u e llol lhlfx Hull Llmer Nlunn x vorge Hollnml lhnrs trnen xxllllllll 4 Frm-st lxrmfer and Yll llarulil llomann spmnsor Prov1d1ng orgamzed lnstructlon of aguculture IS the goal f the Future Farmers of Amer1ca, accordmg to Mr Harold Homann, sponsor of the DTHS chapter of the FFA Seventy three boys meet r Nlr llnroll llunmnn spun or and Nlurun ll: ls once a month to further thelr knowl edge of better farmmg methods, under the dtrectxon of Mr Ho'nann Awards earned by th1s orgamzatlon durmg the past year mclude wlnnmg the FFA State Gr 1n and Llvestock Judgmg contest last May placlng second 1n the sectlonal FFA parhmentary con test Members of thls group also won several 1nd1v1dua1 awards mn the State FFA llvestock show and 1n the agr1cul tural d1v s1on of the Du Quom State a1r Other 1nd1v1dua1 honors mclude Hen ry Green plac'ng thxrd m tne 1nd1v1d ual state da1rv Judgmg contest, Bob Murry bemg chosen a Star Sect1onal Farmer and State FFA VICQ presxdent . 0 I I ' ' D O l t ' . . 1 ' , 1 , , - .' . 1 . 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A K -' 'I l -4 1 Four soual g thermgs wcle scheduled for the boys th1s year The coon' nunt 1n the fall marked the beglnmng of the soclal act1v1t1es nd a clul, narty soon followed Another party was held early thls year and the FFA f1SlllIlg party ended the groups soclal calendar for 1950 51 Those 1n the chapter not only learn the prmc1ples of farmlng but t ey also recelve 1nstrL.ct1on m parlrmentary pro cedure and publlc speakmg The FFA works 1n cooperatxon wlth the DTHS ag rlculture class taught bv M Homann Other act1v1t1es rn whlch the group part1c1pated durmg the past year were maklng an mspectxon to r of the Purlna Mllls farm located 1n Grey Summlt Mo and the Sears Sheep Foundanon progect . 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Nllss Olne We-nh mn or luxe itz-u-ns Dl'Q-'Nlllf'l1l And Ruth 'lt-'llllt'l'i0ll un- lll'lSlllk'llt N tllldlllg I ll P Jnw lx e trex ur 1 n suret uw TAM O SHANTERS Estabhshed Just thlS year, the art club has already taken an ac t1ve part 1n school l1fe Each week the group meets to work on such projects as pamtlng mg and pamtmg on glass Members als 0 g1V8 a1d 1n makmg var 1ous posters to promote school projects MISS Irene Brock DTHS art mstructor, IS club spon sor HI TRI The H1 Tr1 15 an or gan1zat1on to wh1ch all DTHS g1rls belong Its a1m IS to develop cour tesy loyalty character, fr1endsh1p pleasure Sz success In StI'1Vll'1g to develop these trans, the glrls Jom together at var1ous conferences and regularly schedul ed meetmgs Mlss O1lV6 Veach lS serung her f1rst year as sponsor extul tlmfl 11 1 me fxlfhl'Nll x4lllllXP 5llllllIlY dn :gon 1-r 1 1 1 :nu 11 rolxn 1 1 44 , 1 ' t . . 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Ieft to rlght lat Dotsnn Delores Martm attendants Kay lfllen Malollum git lunrer Hob In-eler 4b iootball captain Flam lmnuk 49 homecoming queen llm S1 nlm football l0llllH !lll lane! ilu I 0 lomemoming queen lranlue Jon crown bearer Joan Lmlmg nmld ot homr lohn llnlll football zo apta n J0 lllen li:-ml guft bearer and Nlalgne Nlnrrl and Exelwn lmhng, :attendants Proclalmlng Janet Stevens a DTHS senlor as the 1950 I-Iomecommg queen hlghlxghted the fes natlon ceremonles were postponed from Frxday mghts football game w1th Carbondale to Satur day nlght because of the unsansfactory weather condxtrons Homecomlng act1v1t1es got underway at DTHS w1th a bonf1re whlch took place 1mmed1ately followmg the freshman sophomore football game w1th Sesser on Monday mdht Nov 4 A snake dance performed by the students through the c1tys streets completed that mghts 3CflV1tl6S The th1rd annual HOm8COm1Hg parade was held Thursday mght w1th a mult1tude of floats dec orated cars and b1CyC16S and costlmed ch1ldren partlcxpatlng 46- The wmmng floats 1n the parade were an nounced durmg the half t1me of the football flrst place whrle the second ratmg went to the Magnavox staff The Future Farmers of Amer1ca orgamzatlon took th1rd Saturday mghts actxvrtxes were centered around the alumm dance h ld Ln the gyrn naslum All alumm and student were ehglble to attend the dance Wh1Ch featured Ern1e Lxmpus and h1s orchestra The co onauon of the 1950 Homecommg queen cl1maxed the evemngs events The G1rls Athlet1c Assoc atmn under the lead ersh1p of Mrs Barbara St1nson the1r sponsor planned and d1re ted all the Homecommg 3CtlVl 1es 1 ' ' . V ' , : J 1 - ' 9 ' . ' S ' g , 'g X' '-,' ' g.' ln , '- .':. .' Wls, 1 ' 'a ' ' : ' ' . ' 1 : - 's, - - -c ' : I . . , . , e . . . 1 - tivities occuring the week of Nov. 4 to 11. Coro- game on Friday. The senior class was awarded K ' l - 1 .V LA ' J! q ' A - . .3 , ' ' . A ' i , . . I . . C . . .- 3 ' ' . t' -. Semory Build Wllllilllg Float F0f07ldfZ07l Dame -47 U I r O C 1 .J 1 ' o e 0 Gift and 1-roun he-urs-rs tlefl to rigfhtl: Llnelxm Nlm-lm, l.ullonlm Jr-an Coromziion Hz'gl1!z'gl1i5 . . . n lie-inn-r, Tmlil Alle-n and Gary Slum-llonalld. Sevolul ruw: llurrison Norris, nmstf-r uf re-re-lnoni4-sq l':um-lu Murtin, 'I'mn Nil-In-rt, -ngnlmmorv nite-nilunt-.5 Barlmrzl Smith Gem- fxninn, senior lliif'llliIIlliNl June Iluyvs. junior lrrvsiilfllii 50l'llIllll llnuw, Nt'lII0l' pr:-Ania-lit: XI ' livin- .huh-rwon, king: Hlaim- Vinnie-k, que-1-ng -lane liurvn, re-tiring qua-1-n: -hw Alhe-rs, rqliring Ling: Ihlu'1-s . arlln, mn YY'lIl iunior zxltvllclullts- 'unl hum louise Sie-f4-rt annul lion lhulu-, freslumnx nth-n1l.nnts. Promy 0 f 50 left to right Nh-lun Iurquhnr, l'Rfl'llIB Sharrcll Iaxe Lanum lluxmlcl Nutt luadn lxr mt Xndren Ianum xtlllflllli' ell! and lohnnw lohnson I ... ... . . , 9 o o o i Lookzng Back on the Y ear 5 Events Today we regrstered thus addrng the f1rst 1n gred1ent to a school year full of fun and educa t1on DTHS socral 3CtlVltl6S began by the student body renewmg acquamtances at the welcomlng back party sponsored by the Grrls Athletrc Assocratlon The students d1V1dCd rnto four groups for the1r lnltlal class meetmgs to elect offlcers Football Chr1stopher there DTHS students organrzatlons had the1r flrst meetmgs dur1ng the homeroom per1od Football Sparta here Today we voted rn the prlmarv electron for Stu dent Counc1l members The Speech Club and the Magnavox staff each planned the1r f1rst prcnrcs of the vear that evenmg It ramed Football Murphysboro there OCTOBER The Magnavox sponsored the1r annual P1e Supper for DTHS students The hrghlrght of the affarr was the selectron of Mr Pre Face Perry county teachers went 1nst1tut1n Pmckneyvrlle No school' Sen1ors came out for the1r flrst class partv of the fear Football Chester there Jun1ors and semors motored to St Lours today to see the muslcal comedy Lend an Ear Football ElkV1lle here Football Sesser there NOVEMBER 2 DTHS students braved the brrsk weather ton1ght to partlclpate 1n a f6St1V6 1950 Homecomlng par In our Homecomrng game aga1nst Carbondale we were defeated Everybody dressed up rn the1r fanclest duds to attend the Homecommg dance of 1950 tonrght The coronat1on of the queen ooccurred at 10 30 Jun1ors ffot start d on the1r annual p oJect Do you wanta buv anv magaz1nes DTHS threw open 1ts doors to adm1t parents and patrons to the annual open house d1splay R unrons of DTHS classes graduated from 1896 to 1945 hrghllghteo the affau' Football Prnckneyvllle there Speech Club members presented an open arena product1on of A Date Wrth Judy 1n the gym naslum Thrs wa the flrst one of 1ts type to ever be presented at DTHS Our freshres and sophomores Jorned forces tor a masquerade partv 23 24 We gave thanks for Thanksglvlng No school' '18 Basketball Marlon there DECEMBER 9 Basketball-Carbondale here Basketball Anna there Basketball Sparta there Gals 1n the GAA whrpped up the annual Chrret mas banquet for the faculty then sponsored an 'Ill school partv All prepared for Santa Chrrstfnas vacatron began JANUARY After a 12 dav vacatron we agam went to work on the assembly l1ne rn the brarn factory Basketball Chester there Basketbabll Benton there Junrors celebrated the1r successful magazme cam pargn bv partymg losrng team treated the wrnners Teachers began adgustment enrolled for 16 sessron of mght classes Basketball Murphysboro here 6 Basketball Chrrstopher here Basketball Trlco-there Words flew fast and furlous at Carbondale when our debaters attended a meet 24 25 Exams Exempted Ha' 30 Basketball Prnckneyvllle there FEBRUARY Basketball Zelgler there The DTHS band gave forth w1th melodrous sounds at the1r f1rst Sunday afternoon concert Basketball Murphysboro-lthere DTHS speakers talked 1t over at the Charleston Speech meet Basketball Sparta there D Club members added sprce to school l1fe by sponsormg a dress up party Basketball Chester here Basketball Anna there Basketball West Frankfort here Basketball Plnckneyvllle here DTHS played host to D1str1ct Meet MARCH The, GAA s K1dd1e Party came as a grand fmale to the fourth SIX weeks DTHS took f1rst place at the sectronal speech meet and send 11 contestants to the state tournament A reverse rn the soclal order came w1th the TWIRP pary sponsored by the Student Connell 23 Sprrng vacatron began w1th snow on the ground Lets Remlmsce theme of sen1or party Sophomores turned out for a good trme at their Another vacatlon teachers attended Instrtute at Plncknevvllle agaln Debaters had lt out w1th three more schools 1n the meet here APRIL 3 Watch the b1rd1e Students all had the1r prctures taken for the permanent f1les 5 Baseball Tamaroa here 7 Pep Clubbers entertaln w1th an all school party 9 1113 Achlevement tests for scmors showed what they should have learned 1n the1r fours years at DTHS 13 Baseball Trrco-fthere 1314 DTHS was heard at Chamlpalgn Speakers en tered state comoetltlon 21 Baseball Mt Vernon here Who sponsored the all school partv that nrght that featured an orchestra? MAY 10 Jun1ors and semors presented the play The N1ght of Januarv 16th 17 Upperclassmen who were members of the H1 Trl gave the1r mothers a corsage and took them to a banouet 18-Was lt tea or punch Anywav senrors appeared that afternoon at DTHS w1th new outflts for Senlor Tea 24 25 Sen1ors took the1r fmal hlgh school exams Sen1ors donned caos and gowns and attended bac calaureate servrces at the Baptrst church 8 Sen1ors made merry on Class Day 1 DTHS completed 1ts exam schedule Jack Staul cup furmshed musrc for the 1951 prom whlch hrghlrghted the end of another school year JUNE 1 Sen1ors brought down the curtam on the1r fmal year at DTHS durmg commencement exercrses ' 9 O O O 1 I ' , ' ' ' - 12 1- - '- . I - 1 - ' - . X . . . . a X l - . 8 , . - I L 7 13 I I I ' I' ' I -' ' 1 ' 4 , 11 -1 ' - . ' 2 - - - I 18 y. . . 4 I I ' X ' 1 22 - 1- - . ' 9 - ' I ' 26 . 1 ' 10 ' 1 1. . . , ' ' ' ' 13 ' 1 -' - . I I 29 1 - k 1 Q, , 15 - , .1 1 1, I 16 1 - - . 5 - ' 17 - - . . ' - - 18 - I - . ,' cs I ' In i ' I .T I 6 I I 11' ' ' 1 H to I 17 I . ' , , I 9 I H ,I I, I H I I . I 20 ' 4 - . 10 ' ' ' . 21 ' ' . ' ' . ' ss , In . I . . 27 i ' i I 11 I u , 1 I 28 - 1 - . 22- 1 ' ' ' . . al 9 I ' ' ui I - I . . . . . I I 29 . . ade-their third annual one. 30 1aSt 'Daffy Of the Year - I 3 . I . I I I f s 1 4 .U - - - ' u - . n ' ' 8 - 5 9 I- I - ' 41' . . I . . 10 '1 ' 1 ' - - , , ' I I ' '. e- ' ' - . f. 11 L- ' ' - ' . ,I t 14 I . il- ,Y l ' . 17 u ' rv I - - I 1 I T ' T- ' I . 5 1 A - . ' ' ' 1 ' ' 8 - - , ' 15 - - . 1, , . 27 ' .V - 5 - ' - . 3 - I ' I . I - 6 T i ' . . . ' V 7 . l . I . M - . 9 . 11 ' nl ' ' I ..4Q- Tczkin' It Easy . . . v 1 e i i F s 449.- Combine with . . Athletics That Stress Sportsmanship and Teamwork Sports Grzdzron Clmllengery '-Q., lirt run tlvft to right! Een Nnofford larroll Kunze llhn Holll Jin lionlln Dun Vlnll Rxnmond lorter Wayne Xhlliam and Ilan Dudas sv and ron Manager Ieonartl Ntem lllll lurcell Fharle Innes laul Hall lfclnard llannnherry laqk Wluple Io M brafft lack Nlanhoune larry Bronk and Bob Bowlm Ilnral ron lon h I 'I' lfngll h Lellarren Scott Dennis Nlore-fu-Ill le-rry lee-ne llnuuml Nnmil lohn Wrighl llolr lx k on llonultl lilllk Manager ieorge Holland and Nlr Ruhert lluntlew I itnnf coach Du Quoms Indlans ended the 1950 football season Iosmg thelr tradltlonal Arm1st1ce Day battle w1th the Pmckneyvxlle Panthers 200 Th1s year the Warrrors had a record of three uct orles and seven defeats and ended up 1n a three way t1e for fourth place 1n conference standmgs The Redskms totaled 143 po1nts to then' opponents 178 Dan Dudas was the Trlbes leadmg scorer w1th 42 pomts and J1m Bowlm was runner up w1th 31 Bowlm was also leadlng ground gamer w1th 595 yards whlle Carrol Kunze was second wlth 398 John Hollis was selected Lmeman of the Year 1n the Magnavox poll and Bowlm was selected Back of the Year Bowlm and Holhs were g1ven honorable mentlon on the All State team These two boys and center Don Wall also recexved berths on the all conference team Only seven of the 19 lettermen were graduated glV1Ylg Coach Engllsh a strong experlenced squad to work wlth next season 1950 FOOTBALL RECORD Sep 15 Sept 22 Sept 29 Oc c c Nov 3 Nov 11 52 Quo1n Quo1n Quo1n Quo1n Qaom Quo1n Quo1n Quo1n Quo1n Quo1n Chnstopher Sparta 0 Mulphysboro 33 Ze1g1er 25 Ann Jonesboro 26 Chester 6 Elkvllle 21 Sesser 7 Carbondale 22 Pmckneyvrlle 20 ' ' I O O I , t. Du ' 6 ' 18 . Du ' 27 1 . Du ' 6 ' Oct. 6 Du ' 13 ' t. 13 Du ' ' 6 5- ' 0 t. 20 Du ' 19 O t. 27 D11 ' 14 ' Oct. 28 Du ' 33 . Du F 19 ' . Du ' 0 ' ' 1950 Foolbczll Letterman . . . R, I '. 4 . 5 ,pu -as 4 al' x TNI run PII 0 rl 1 I I ml lortvr vm Nuuml ron le-Ilnrrun Mott ukf nn lm - ru Inu A I1-1 nr nun II'l Ion: I H rnk ken Nuol nrel run In 1 In Wright un er 0 e In 1 sn rn hu uurllu ro 1 u N an mn so n un on u Il er, lrrx 'frm 1-nu mrrl u lrcl Ilm lion ll huh nn llnllls lu lk I ll 1 ll n rul I 1 nu I , I I i 'fl I '1.:IllJ: ll I -far-I' , gli: I: Hulk , Ia -', 1 ' I . 21 3 -' 'II , z-' :ull hu' no ' , I. 'z , ' .' ,n - I-g ln I la, Ia -kg Y 111111, 1-11, Jql ', I-kl.-g and II up ne- xvilhllllh, end. 'l'I' ': ISIII l'ur4'4'II, as-I: .lol I' ' . I 2 Izlrr II Iilllll , 21-hp Ju Nlaplv, a 'kln-3 an I J -3 IA zlft, a k. I-' x 5 Ja -k Xt: I 1. -, 1: a Ig ll II' ll, 41- K ' I.: 1 A 'k, Ig :mul 0 'al 'an-il, I 'k. Hardwood C amanda ry r x Q- 0 rl ll tn un man ILPI' Dun Dull lo n Hummel Ilon Null ge-lu I mler u 1 lion I rx NH ond ron Clare-nxe l Mer Raw mond llfllstcad un lutl I u ne II llll un N oltf- I' mln :rd ll lun ln r Inrfl ron lulm Wright Dough Kellx Lfnrrs Brml 4- liruleu me Hull Nuumer lun Thornton mal lun lerrx Du Quoms Indran Cagers ended the 1950 51 bask etball season by loslng to Chester 6143 1n the seml fmals ot the Pmckneyvrlle Regronal Tournament The Trrbe f1n1shed the campalgn wrth a record of 5 w1ns and 20 losses and also wound up rn the South western Lgyptran Conference cellar The Braves racked up a total of 1108 polnts to then opponents 1421 Eugene Lmoner was the Trrbes lead mg scorer totalmg 229 tallres whlle Don Wall was second wlth 212 Raymond Halstead won the free throw champ1onsh1p wrth a 785 percentage Lmdner was the only Rcdskm player who placed or the All Conference squad The All Star Tean' was composed of 12 players from Conference teams Dan Dudas was the wmner or the Magnavoxs Star of the Game contest and Wall was voted the most valuable nlayer by h1s teammates Coach Quentrn Stmson w1ll lose four of h1s flrst ten vars1tv players by graduation but he w1ll hax sx returnmg lcttermen to work Wlh next season 54- I ' O O O Fi sl rox' fl ft I 'gl 3: lla li' I k, 1 ' , 1 zu, , I' , ' , lin ' - ri , Paul llnll, nl 1 .' ' ': ' ' s, j . ' , D l za, II: Q' 'z 5, Irvs ' , I '1 2 s - ty, -lm-k I'nlltzlln-0. Huh Bnwlin and Tom IYilks. 'I' ' 'Z - ' ' . 2 s ,', 1 .' 'i. -loss ' st' , ' -' , . ' ' 2 . - ' ' ' Q. , y , v . . . A . - . .- . Q X , I . 1 l . , . 1 H 4 . . . n , y - . , ' Q . . , . B 1. A I . Y . Ye V. . ., ' . ' . . IQ 50-51 Bczykeflmll Lefferflzefz . . . N I R13 YIOXID IIKI N'll XD D KN Ill D15 JOHN IIININIIL x Q n rr lorn ard I oru nrml l orwurll ll I uarll 1 uard I uruural IIN I urn I 1 1-nn-r 05? ll0.' Ui . '. .' . ..' ' C. . -Y ' . .' -' ', . ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 -' - HUB UUXYLIX 'IOSI YYILKS FLXKHN! l'l l'l'.'I'lCRi DUN NH! LL G' z .-ll E . -' ' I'Kl I. IIXLI. I-IIl1l'1Nl'I LIN flili . nl Diamond Defemlerf I- r t ron cleft to flghff lnhn Hummel Don Wall Dim lhllll luhn Nrught Hob Nloore and hon hula nonl In k Ntnnhou P manager Bch Sellwrt Dale B1 lrtl T lk It WI II l lla l I,l'L,I'llIlHI'lIt und Don llrluk nxumger url ron N r Quentin it n on 08 I NIH rman IOIIKSIHP ' D I' 011 ' I 'lm I unoml ll I l ul ol n IH tune ll mm 1 4 r vw l 1951 was the fourth year DTHS had partlclpated 1n baseball The Indlans actuallv started playlng 1n the sprmg of 1947 but d1dnt enter the state el1m1nat1on tournaments unt1l the followlng year After two vears as se tlonal runners up DTHS de feated Bellevllle 2-0 to fmallv Wm the tournament t1tle Sxx lettermen returned from last years squad Don Wall and Bob Mlfxlm both leflhanders represented the pltchers Three mflelders Dan Dudas John Hummel and Gene Degenhardt were also on hand agam Bob Selbert a veteran cat her broke h1s thumb Just be fore the fxrst game and was out for the season Fourteen games have been scheduled for the vars 1ty th1s year and flve for the B squad These teams were coached by Mr R P H1bbs Mr T J Engllsh and Mr Quentm Stlnson Due to the fact that all of the contracts hadnt been returned a tentatlve schedule IS 1ncl ded It IS as fol lows 56- Tamaroa here P1nckneyv1lle here Royalton here Benton here Chester here Tr1co thele Mt Vernon here Murphvsboro there Grand Tower there Bellevxlle there Her11n there Chrlstopher there Anna here Gorham there Carbondale there Aprll 5 Aprll 10 Aprll 10 Aprll 12 Aprxl 17 Apr1l 20 Aprll 21 Ap 1123 Aprll 27 Aorll 28 Aprll 30 May May May May I ' O I U 'i 5 ' ' ' : . , ' , - as, v r ' ' . . , 1 1 5 Sv' I row: , 1' f -- , , 1 .' ' , -: , on! N'i S, -Im' ' . nlllc-, 'li lvimm, lem- ' 3' , 1 ' . 'fl ' , f: .5 l ' ,' i , I 1 ,. H L- . A rf rp, 'fun in-ke s , Iinh Xfiffl ll, Slr. Ii. I'. ll'hI 5, - -1: RAL' il s ez , ll 1 Bo 'I' , IV Q II I' s :nl M , J. 'l'. PIIIKIINII, 4- 'I . . . . 7 . . , . . . . , . . 9 7 w n ' - 3 I s Q, , . . . . , ' v 1 ' 7 . . ' 1 7 , y ' 7 7 9 I y ' . . I n ' ' - . - Y .Y y I . . ' y , - 7 1 ' ' ' 4: va 4 ' Y . . . , . . . , 8 , . . , 8 1951 lizzyvlzzzlf LL'ffL'l'lllc'll . . i QV 0 Q . 1, N. ' iq .,.,.f' ' u 9 ' Yu 1 3, x.-! Q 5 R 1 x Q ' f 1' L A . X f 2 13544 Ji A p ,W ,Q JE IM at 1 H9 gf' 235 x ' ,r-f --is 1. Vu! , P5 5 'Y E , fa I lv' 0 J . fl A . ff '- V. Y Q X' gl Q 2 If 'V 0 3' is H M -H Q J 2 at I 3 Q ,f'j-ua. 5 , , -.Q Q h Q..,l i ,, ,,,,,,,, , 1 ,,,i.A.,,,A, . ,.,, WdZ.lZ.H, for the Indiczm . . . DTHS students are always willing to back their teams in athletic contests. They endeavor to sup- port the team in a manner that will help the play- ers perform their best. The link between the team and the student body is the cheerleaders who lead the yells at pep ses- sions and athletic contests. Theirs is the responsi- bility of helping the student body to display good sportsmanship as spectators. At DTHS these cheerleaders were chosen in a democratic fashion by the student vote. The girls were elected from a group who tried out for cheer- leading positions before the student body. Mrs. Barbara Stinson, the girls' physical educa- tion instructor, is in charge of training these stu- dent vell leaders. IW bn Pllilllll, ll 10 Snr n 58 'N 33 lreft to righlt: Betty Brown, .iuan lqlllllllg, captain: Joan Ozhllrn, .1-' I ' :end Av res . ' li . C ompleie the R6CZf6 fzoifh O l O Community Imereyl am! Help G59 The f1nal lngredxent 1n the composltlon of DTHS IS Du Quom itself Du Quom IS one of the more lmportant factors that go to make up our school because wlthout the backmg of the lnhabltants of Chlef Du Quoms namesake DTHS would not be the outstandmg school 1t lS today On the next few pages are llsted our advertxs ers Du Quom busmessmen We not only want to th nk them who gave us materlal a1d but we also want to thank everyone who has helped our school DTHS . . , , . r . . G Y 7 - 1 Blango s Drug Store 'IOI ANIDC IQNI4 MORRIS Imp 1 West Main Stieet Healex Insurangc' Rgenu 10 W ut X1 un Strut Du Quoin Illmoi 1 honc 1011 HJ . , , Y N k L 11 1 T I QL 1 1 J, , 1 Du Quoin, Illinois T N Y , k , I 1 , , 1 . , . , 3 1. COMPLIMENTS OF HorStn1an'S Cleaners PHONE 507 31 N MULBERRY Kennedy's Studio Fine Portraits 20 NORTH DIVISION STRERT DL OUOIN II LINOIS West Slde Drug Store JOHN MACLIN R Ph PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY DL QDOIIN ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF Sehroeder Funeral Home W 'X 14 WEST MAIN SFRILLI' ,-,51-, COMPLIMENTS OF WOOTTON S STUDIO Phone 2-4 'I FASI' MAIN QTREFT DI QUOIN IIIIINOIS 24 26 SOUII H DIVISION SFRPI1 DU I UOIIN ILI INOIS TELEPHONE 5 62 The0bald's Home Bakery Kimmel Lumber Company See DUTCH BoY PAINT Wyman,S L If LO I I' X PRODLLTS IVILLFHIDF ROOPINC BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS FOR THE NEWEST IN Phone 8 FASHIONS QUALITY PRICE VQWVQUS Cab W1ll1 011 Serxlce QU XLITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1920 Phone 616 PHONE 404 24 HOUR SERVICE NOTHING BLT THE BEST SFRVICF' DON JUSTIN 64- CW JQO BRAKE SERVICE Jones Drug Co PRESCRIPTION SERVICE FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE DRUGS COSMETICS SUNDRIES 107 EAST MAIN SPREET PHONIL 224 T HARVEY HICKS R Ph Trade at the Frlendly Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS GIFTS FOUNTAIN 8. LUNCHEONETTE SERVICE Brock S Walgreen Agency Drug COMPLIMENTS OF Kroger Stores LIVE BETTER FOR LESS DAILY SERVICE FROM ST LOUIS TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS DU QUOIN TERMINAL 39 N CHESTNUT ST PHONE 389 ST LOUIS TERMINAL 1429 N I8f'1 PHONE GA 2093 64- Euerybody Reads The Elu Qbuom Qhvenung Gall Call Pubhshmg Co 0 6 Published by I I O Du Quoin. Ill. ,55- COMPLIMENTS OF Illinois Commercial Telephone Company COMPLIMENTS OF Thill, the Florist FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF HOSPITAL PHONE 'I47 COMPLIMENTS OF Maid Rite Sandwlch Shop GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 Jlmmres Cities Service 301 S WASHINGTON Savvy er Palnt Sc Wallpaper Store DUQD OIN CARBONDALF The Grand Pharmacy CLYDE COX R Ph PHONE 85 D Du Quoin Wholesale Co G th D I 0 OWN YOUR OWN HOME SEE H O Pope REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND LOAINS 8 N DIVISION FIRST FI OOR l N 7 u Quoin, Illinois O O O Servic Wi a Smile K 1 Y 23 North Division Street Telephzme 646 PHONE 9 u Quoin, llin is -661 The Home of CM. anus 3 nam, if Du Quom Packmg C0 9 I .Q ' U . H M ,.:g::::1::1E'f: 4 - N 2-21, ' m Ang ,I .mtv ,A ,.QE::.V :l,,5,5E55:m,,, ,,,., ,I ...1,1ia:sefg:., s N , C2 'VA X A Q -Q A V ,..,. Q I 0 Vol- U Dress Shop Wh e Sm two T 110 EAST MAIIX STREET COMPLIMENTS OF Erwin '5 Flower Shop 206 S WASHINGTON PHONE 543 K ONIPI IMENTS OF Green s Market Remlnger Shell Serx ICC WXSHINGTON 8. SOUTH STRI'E'lS D Harrison s Standard Service AUTO SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF Ranev s Market HOME KILLED MEATS OUR SPECIALTY PHONE 983R U S 1 Best Wishes FOR HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY IN THE YEARS TO C OME L1mer1ek lwnante Lorp DU QUo1N nr Dams D X SCTVICC Statlon ONE OF DU QUOINS MOST 'VIODERN SERVICE DEPARTMENTS er ar men Praciice hriff' T I . I 1 ' N N ' I 7 7 I . , Y I , u Quoin, Illinois l , 5 , - . .5 301 E. MAIN E PHONE 103 ' Du Quoin, Illinois . I 1' . j I , . w . f L L I -ag- COMPLIMENTS OF Southern Barbecue COVIPLIMENTS OF Scbwlnn S Cash 'md Carry Lumber Yard Inc FANCY DRESSED FRYERS HENS TURKEYS CAPONS EGGS Du Ouom Produce C0 C'u WE DELIVER PHONE 705 HERB HORN DU QUOIN ILL COMPLIMENTS OF Notaras Brother 9 Koerner 81 Sons LENNOX FURNACES GAS O L COAL SHEET METAL WORK Mldway Grocery FOR BETTER MEATS 8: GROCERIES PHONE 270 WE DELIVER Home Lumber IF ITS LUMBER CALL OUR NUMBER PHONE 49 LEO HINDMAN Du Quoln News Agency DU QUOIN ILLINOIS - 1 - ' 9 C , . ' C O. Catering to Stores, Hotels, Restaurants 7 bs, Etc. K. 7' . -39.. Complzmmfs Frzedmcm fd.Yl1Z077 Shop Royal Loan Lorporatron 1 X E I M S25 00 S500 00 Gladson Mayor Insurance Agency FORREST GLADSON M COMPLIMENTS OF W eznberg Funeral Home PHONE 202 COMPLIMENITS OF Hule Motor 81 Auto Supply 711 S WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 'I GRANT BATTERIES Tommy's Battery Service CORNER PARK Sz DIVISION STREETS Du Quom, I1l1no1s PHONE N . A X 02: as ain Streel of nu Ouo' Ill' 'f . fo . .k H .'I M . 1 N !5 y - w I l 1 N - I 1 . 7 . WL- COMPLIMENTS OF M. Werner 81 Sons 'QTHE LEADING CLOTHIERSH OUR 57th YEAR IN DU QUOIN COMPLIMENTS OF Denn1s Jewelers PHONE 585 R 10 SOUTH DIVISION STREET COMPLINIENTS OF ngel s Drug Store THIS ANNUAL PRINTED Blerman Artcraft Press PHONE Q74 DU QUOIN Publxshers f THE CHIEFTAIN 'W 5 COMPLIMENTS OF G85 B Appliance Store 16 SOUTH DIVISION STREET PHONE 236 -APPLIANCES-RECORDS-GIFTS- Edward J. Gidak Vallie H. Boyd COURTESY OF Goodstern Shoe Store DU OUOIN CARBONDALE MURPHYSBORO J V Walker E973 bam Incorporated DU QUOIN ILLINOIS QUALITY CLOTHING Speedway Alleys 12 NOON SUNDAYS 8: HOLIDAYS LEAGUE PLAY 711 MON THURS l I 3 G v , l x - f BY l BASEMENT BANK BUILDING l OPEN BOWLING 4-7 WEEK DAYS I 0 --71-., COMPLIMENTS OF Hall Chevrolet Company SALES A igvigvlglf SERVICE SEE US FOR USED CARS AND TRUCKS PHONE II 1113 WEST MAIN STREET DU OUOIN II I INOIS BUICK SALES AND SERVICE Du QUOIH otor Sales 23 SOUTH DIVISION STREET AUTHORIZED DEALER Rvxf' HARVEY H HUNGATE PHONE 65 DU QUOIN ILLINOIS 72 F II A , J I Q . on I E I I , I X 1 .rs Q, But Ilzslm fo the Claw of QI Du Quom State Bank MAIN AND DIVISION STREETS DU OUOIN ILLINOIS MEN BIR FLDPR-XL DFPOSII' INSURANCE CORP 'IIFNIBER PILDI-R I RFSBRVI' SYSTFXI 73 rl J ' J ' 9 A x . 1 I L COMPLIMENTS OF The Vogue Shop Lola Palmer Lucllle Stratton LADIES READY TO WEAR Sportsmens Store Everything in Sports 101 EAST MAIN STREE'1 DU QUOIN ILLINOIS The Samtary Market THE BEST OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS 205 EAST MAIN STREET Klmmel Hardware HARDWARE SEEDS STOVES PIIONE 157 115 EAST VIAIN Guthrle Appllance GENERAL 96 ELECTRIC 109 EAST MAIN PHONF 146 STAHLHEBER SERVICE STATION PHONE 241 COMPLIMENTS OF Rechter Brothers Begg s Tractor Sales FERGUSON TRACTORS FERGUSON SYSTEM IMPLEMENTS Complete Automoblle Repaumg PHONES Busmess 1115 Home 570R Schenk Motor Sales STUDEBAKER SALES 8. SERVICE General Automobrle Repamng Wheel Alrgnmg and Bal ncmg 31 S MLLBERRY PHONE 316 741 7 If 8 I IN PINCKNEYVILLE Front Wheel Aliglling Hfw CHIEF TAIN Pubhshed Weekly F eaturlng Lopal Happemngs Dedlcated to the asslstancc of Cultural busmees and mdubtrlal adx ancement of our commumty I l O w . . , ., K X X7 7 f iffijifgmf 5 ' 193377 C0ngmtulaiz'0n5 to the C1055 of ,SI BEST WISHES FOR BRIGHT FUTURE TO ALL T E CLASS btotlar Motors DODGE 8- P MOUT DODGE TRUCKS COMPLIMENTS OF Mldwest Dalrv Products Lorporat1on Aww im 5 I'1f1e5t Dairy Prod11cz'5 7 N o c 1 ,N , 66 ' 9 W' ' 7 ,A 1 Geiger's Bakery Our Specialiy DISTINCTIVE DECORATIONS ON CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 313 22 WEST MAIN STREET The Economy V arlety Stores HARRY LANCASTFR Prop Du Ouoxn IIIll'l01Q New Era Dairy HOME OF VELVET RICH ICE CREAM SUPER RICH HOMOGENIZED MILK PHONE 80 17 N DIVISION BEST WISHES AND BEST OF LUCK' TO YOU IIIIHOIS Brokerage SINCE I920 SPECIALISTS IN INSURANCE XND REAI ESTATI' Du QUOIH Insurance Ageney PHONE 96 G W ALLEN W E ALLFN PURC HASE A BURIAL ESTATE IN Beaut ful Sunset Memorlal Park Located 2 Males 1North of Du Quom Office 203 East Mam PHONE 96 POPULAR PRICE SHOES X PAY FITTINC B818 SHOE STORE ,ABL Ideal Cleaners EMI! 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