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

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A service organization, this group works for the benefit of our community. Their achievements include favors for a mental hospital and scrapbooks constructed as gifts for a deserving children's ward. Fitting, Left to Right: Mrs. Beyer, Helen Brookg iecretary-Treasurer: Suzanne Boyer, President: viyra Campbell, Vice-President: Arlene Eastburn, Karen Carpenter. Second Row: Barbara Wood- vard, Beverly Lloyd, JoAnn Leahey, Shirley Bu- ah, Jane Alexander, Pat Ellsworth, Robbie Mc- Iloskey, Jane Davis. Third Row: Suzi Conta, Bonnie Ayers, Barbara Smith, Linda Caraher, Mar- garet Woodbury, Judy Kusheloff, Sandy Sylvester Virginia Wagner, Shirley Forester. UNIOR I-ll GLEE CLUB It is because of the projectionists that the student body is able to see all of the film that they do. For there is no other group in the school specially trained to run the audio-visual machines which in- clude sound equipment as well as film projectors. The boys must pass certain requirements before they are considered projectionists and then are available to all classes for running visual-aid equip- ment. First Row, Left to Right: josh Humphrey, Ronnie Savidge, John Drysdale, Bobby Rey- nolds, Fred White, Nelson Murray, Jimmy Anderson, Gordon Whiney. Second lRow: John Burrows, Peter Coons, Ralph Kruger, Charlie Wintzer, Linus Ellis, Dave Vannoy, Barry Spigener, Tom Hale, Mr. Dilworth. Third Row: Edward Saegers, Charles Bickey, Keith Blosser, Bill Spruance, Clarence Church, Billy Tansley, Walter Mclivilly, Bob Radcliff, Bobby Sperati. Nat Present: Harry Troiani. JU IOR HIGH Y TEENS This choral group blends in two, three, or four part harmony, as well as singing in unison. They participated in the annual Christ- mas Program, as well as several assemblies with the Choir. The Glee Club presents pro- grams for any organization who wishes music, such as the Governor Bacon Health Center. Sitting, Left to Right: Buzzy Donehower, Susan Sou- thard, Pam Casella, Lynn Bonner, Sue Alexander, Pamela Mendolia, ,Ioan Matlusky, Susan Johnson, Su- san Behling, James Clark. Second lRow: Carter Tay- lor, Peyton Bird, Barbara Reid, Joyce Barnes, Chris- sie Johnson, Nancy Winde, Janet Ogle, Sevilla Hed- rick, Paula Thayer, Dianne Wilkinson, Virginia Reid. lbrrd Row: jerry Wimer, Jacqueline Pugh, Sylvia Roberts, Peggy DeLaney, Olivia Baughman, Michelle Lewis, Cisela Hoyer, Mrs. Shiffert, Advisor: Joan Brackin, Diane Stamper, Joann Strickland, jean Hull, Sam Cupp. Fourth Row: Harry Willis, Fredrick Ayers, Robert Crawford, John Conley, Earl Pryor, John Turk, Alice Newlin, Stephen Ficca, Eugene Saunders, Rooney Lovett, Phil Dowds, Charles Brack- in. Not Present: Justine Neff, Betsy Fowler, jean Anderson. PROJECTIONISTS

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The photography club, though small, should be one of increasing interest to its members. They are able to learn the tricks of the camera and how to develop pictures. It is where students may learn skills to be used after high school. Sitting, Left to Rigbl: Nancy Weldin, Mr. Yingst, Linda Zacovic. Standing: Terry Van Gorder, Jimmy Anderson, Bob Sperati. LECTRONICS PHOTOGRAPHY The library council acts as Mrs. Mur- mhy's right hand. During library periods hey take attendance, sign books out nd keep the shelves in order. Any one if these students can explain the entire ibrary setup. ilting, Left to Right: Myra Campbell, Sue lehling, Robin Miller. Standing: Van Don- ian, Nancy Winde, Anita Prichard, Laura Vhitman, Pam Casella, Lynn Bonner, Mary Iarrell, Cathy Maddock, Ann Haldeman, hirley Rabouin, Frankie Wagner. By looking at the picture it would seem as though the electronics club worked with intricate confusing instru- ments. This may be so, but by now, after a year's study, this equipment does not seem as intricate and confusing and the boys are getting enjoyment from what they have learned. Ex to Right: Mr. Bushman, jimmy Schmidt Jimmy Hunt, Dan Newlon, Richard Sullivan: John Troth. LIBRARY COUNCIL