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

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Left fo right: Linda Stanton, feature editor: Mr. J. E. Thornton, advisory Ron Benson, editor- in-chiefg Charles Hall, assistant editor: Nancy McMurray, business manager: and Richard Daily, sports editor. . . . Posted on Events and Results and Jerry Maxton as Mr. Pie Face? Wearing of the Green was the theme selected for the all- school party held March 11. Highlighting this party was the fast dance contest with Paul Mar- tin and Jeanne Rodman emerging as the winners. Two banquets were held for the Magnavox staff and their guests. The first was during Christmas vacation with The Magnavox alumni as guests of honor. At the second banquet, held at the end of the year, awards were presented to the deserving members of the staff. Journ class fleff to riqhfl: Mr. J. E. Thornton, Linda Stanton, Lynda Hemelgarn, Jean Davison, Tom Wall. Nancy McMurray, Ron Benson, Ed Collins, and Frances Mercer. -21- Typisfs lleff fo rlqhfl: Mary Janini, Joann Sgroi Catherine Jane McLain, Eileen Kuhnerf, and Carolyn McGuire.

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GAA Drives Towards Sportsmanship Striving to promote athletics and encourage good sportsmanship, the Girls Athletic Associa- tion, which is open to any girl at DTHS, was led this year by Ellen Schue, presidentg Janet Sie- secretaryg fert, vice-presidentg Nina Schue, Rozann Rushing, treasurerg and Mrs. Rosemary Pullis, sponsor. Deciding on Indian Summer as the theme of the annual Homecoming dance and sponsoring a Valentine party were two of the all-school projects undertaken by the 1957-58 GAA. Besides sponsoring social affairs at DTHS, the GAA takes part in noon-hour intramurals with a goal of earning points for awards. The awards presented include the first year award which is a pair of wings, monographed 'tI's and D's and a map of Illinois on felt material. This group of sports enthusiasts participated in Play Day activities at Pinckneyville High School in the fall and Murphysboro High School in the spring. This year the GAA of DTHS was represented by Rozann Rushing and Linda Gra- ham at a basketball clinic held at Carbondale Community High School, -231 Left to righf: Ellen Schue, presi- dent: Janet Sieferi, vice-president: Rozann Rushing, treasurer: Nino Schue, secretary: and Mrs. Rose- mary Pullis, sponsor.