Alexis I DuPont High School - Alexis Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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PLAYE RS JAY STRAUSBAUGH SENIOR BILL EVANS JIM GAINES fs Q51 BUDDY BRITTON JIM GOLDEN JACK HOLLOWAY FRED KELLNER . rf,-- 1-if r L DICK NORTH BOB HILD FRANK SISK

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me 3 5 , 'x v' I First row R Kendall R Frey R North R Hild H Coleman F Sisk W Carmean C Roberts lcaptainj F Kellner P Eskndge R Britton D Robson C Mahr A Emerson W Davis Second row A Forster R MacDonald W Martin J Brackin M Andrews J Golden J Holloway J Lynch T Johnson W McKinney C Smith T Lattomus G Sublett R Keating E Ward Third row J Long D Pugh F Carlson B Whitman C Bacon R Turner J Kunitsky J Lucha B Hamory H Ash J Gaines T Higgins A Hearn FOOTBALL TEAM This years football team showed great spirit and sportsmanship Coaches Hellman and Magill were quite pleased when seventy six enthusiastic candidates reported for the early practices. For many of them this was their first year of playing, but in spite of inexperience and the warm weather they continued the strenuous workouts that brought results in the first game. The season opened with a win over Elkton, and although no more victories came our way, the games were hard-fought and exciting. Enthusiasm and support of the student body remained high. It is hoped that the experience gained by the underclassmen on the team will make next year's season a winning one. Seniors on this year's team were Bill Evans, Jim Gaines, Jim Golden, Bob Hild, Jack Holloway, Fred Kellner, Richard Britton, Dick North, Frank Sisk, and Jay Strausbaugh.

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5j?gi,if B. Hall, C. Vandergrift, M. Thornton, M. Brzozowski, P. Day, K. McDade, J. Warner. Second eazey, J. Kehnast, P. DuPont, K. Spingler, D. Altemus, C. Haug, S. Linch, A. McCue. Not Jan Millar, Captain. yy . in ,if JVM' .t PJ A5 , . 9' ff WDW VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM With a strong defense backing up a fast forward line, the girls on the hockey team played the best and enjoyed every minute of this year's season. The first game, played in 85 degrees heat was a heart breaker. They lost I to O. Marge Brozozowski played a good game as goalie, keeping Claymont from scor- ing more than once. Middletown defeated them 2 to l, but they had a high scor- ing game against Conrad and came out on top. With goals by Judy Warner, Mary Jane Thornton and two by Jan Millar, they won by a score of A to 3. At the away game with Mt. Pleasant, the score was A to l with Mt. Pleasant victorious. Jan Millar made our one goal. The Newark game was a scoreless tie. The William Penn game was the exact opposite of the first one played. It was played on a very wet field in near freezing weather. They were really glad when the game came to an end although they lost 3 to l. Carol Vandergrift made the only goal. The last game at West Chester brought the season to a close on a good note. lt ended in a tie score, but it was a well-played game. Jan Millar, as captain, had seniors Eysaldt, Spingler, Warner, and Wells as co-players.