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

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HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR HI Y TEENS Sxttmg Bobnliarding, Jeff Schevitz, President: Mike Messersmith, Bob Suhr Standzng: Roger Emerson, Ann Whitman, Norma Buchanan, Charlie Springer, Susan Washburn, Phyllis Morse, Nipper Forster. The Honor Society at Alexis I. is a newly chartered branch of the National Honor Society. Their aim is to honor students of merit, on the points of Scholarship, Services, Leadership and Citizenship. The main activity of this year's group was to raise money in order to grant a scholarship to some lucky senior. AUTO CLUB Sitting: Barbara Bramble, jackie Thomas, Linda Wilder, Presid Standing: Evelyn Garvine, Miss Benzing, Becky Knowles, Secret Carol Harris, Faye Trimble, Treasurer: Pat Hahn, Vice-President: . McVaugh. Community work is the main interest of this club. The girls strive to do good for others less fortunate. They try to carry out their aims by cheering up the sick, making favors for those in hospitals and raising money through drives. SMALL BOATS CLUB Sitting: Leo Rowe, Steve Chapman, Cliff Breeding, Wilson Davis. Sec- ond Row: Van Wells, Bud Gwaltney, Pat O'Bryan, Marty Shannon, Herb Fletcher, Mr. Schaefer, Third Row: Dave Cook, Lester Gray, Bob Rodgers, Franny Armstrong, Ronald Jack. The main purpose of the Auto Club is iust what is impliede-the members devote their time to their cars. To prove their skill the club par- ticipates in endurance tests with their cars. The three main requirements of the club are that members must have a Delaware driver's license, access to a car and they must be safe, good drivers. S'tl'n Richard Chatfield Robert Reno, John Olsen, Mr. 1 g: , Standing: Steve Springer, john Goodwin, John Lloyd, Edward 1 Not Present: Tom Hale, Ronnie Blevins, George Hunter, John D1 A cruise is in the offering for these luck boys but right now they are sticking to land work. They follow the coast guard, practice boating safety and work on small inboards.

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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

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TAGECRAFT NEEDLEWORK reeling, Left lo. Rigbt: Doc Doughtery, Jerry Roberts, Johnny McGin '. Slandmg: Bill Gass, Paul Riggs, Josh Humphrey, Herbie Barnes, Mousley. Not Prexent: Bob Keating. The stagecraft crew works along with the art department and the dramatics club in prepar- ing the sets for dramatic presentations. They are the people who see to it that the sets are up, safe and sound, for assemblies. Sitling, Left to Right: Carolyn Biddle, June Dennis, Christine Berry Standing: Effie Hall, Tracy Wagner, Mary Ellen Emory, Marie Wagner Not Prexent: Margaret Panero. These girls combine talent with fun as they work on their needle-work, knitting and sewing. Their fingers are constantly busy and they have gotten many fine pieces of work as a result. RTISTIC TYPING LEATHERCRAFT ug, Left to Rigbl: .Maureen Ashby, Jennie Lee Weldon, Elva Stroud V , L R'b:B M'h ,D1 M'll,P ll Pff',M, y Roberts. Slandmg: Mr. Howard, Marion Oliphant, Ruth Ann Bifyfefiol-lefgntpegfggn, lc ner cores I er Hsu a ro In r No typing skill is required in this club, how- ever, creative ideas are necessary. With the aid of the typewriter these girls make designs on paper. These designs vary from Christmas trees to complete scenes. The members of this club pride themselves in the fine workmanship they display in their finished products. By making bookmarkers, belts, andhkey holders, the club learns how to tool 1--. ,.-