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

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TABLE TENNIS Firrt Row, Left to Right: Bob Hollingsworth, Alan Stephans, Dave Biehn, Bob Hedreen. Second Row: Keith Eurenius, Jeff Schevitz, Virginia Walker, Margaret Riggin, Ronnie Keating, Margie Dunlop, Dennis Goslin, Jan Heermans. Third Ro-uf: Dave Crawford, Phil Ragazzo, Norma Schulty, Myra Perry, Sharon Farmer, Joan Hahn, JoAnn Hall, Ruth Talley, Miss Kuhn. Fourth Row: Paul Ramer, Bill Biehn, Mary Lou Tims, Peggy Cairns, Margery Hallett, Georgia Feist, Bob Burton, Phil Bonner. RIFLE CLUB Anyone who walked into the gym, during club period, this year, would have found a very busy group. In the beginning of the year the members learn the fundamentals of table tennis and then throughout the year they strive to improve their playing. Left to Right: Jerry Greenwald, Peter Eberlin, Frankie Wagner, Jack Barnhart, H. I.. Farmer, Fred Wintzer. Second Row: Bill Radcliffe, Bob Tansley, Anne Copeland, Mary Lou Do- nath, Rosemary Sorrell, Gloria Messina, Bob Smith, Bill Springer. Third 1Raw: Carolyn Walls, Lillian Thomas, Nora Sice, Margaret Panaro, Margie Swann, Barbara Woods, Betty Hahn, Mary Theresa Gallagher, Mr. Hoopes. Fourth Row: john Bourdon, Andy Moore, Janet Hoopes, JoAnne Cohen, Betsy Walker, Mary Passmore, Earl Johnson, Howard Kleitz. TABLE TENNIS The Rifle Club, one of our lz clubs, teaches its members the funda tals of good marksmanship. The 1 bers of the club learn the propei of the sling, as well as the tr squeeze, different positions of firin, rifle and other such fundamentals. First Row, Left to Right: Brooks Laytor DeLaney, Barbara Billingsley, Barbara Dick Grove, Tom Smith, Second Row: liam Chernish, Laura Perry, Carolyn l Jean Whisler, Nancy Hitchcock, Ethel I erty, Treasurerg Diane Thompson, I King, Mr. Magill. Third Raw: Harry Bill Pruitt, Eugene Church, John Bastian Hahn, Robert Stevens, Bill Gass, Paul Vice-President, Deiter Korden. Not P 1 Shirley Halverson, Presidentg Harry Will

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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--. ,.-

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UTURE F RMER OF AMERICA Kneeling, Left ta Right: Bill Hickman, Jimmy Hall, Ronnie Sutton, Al Mousley, Captaing Bill Pruitt, Dick Grove, Bill Standing: Mr. Simmons, Tony Donnelly, Dennis Pandelakis, Pat O'Bryan, Leo Rowe, Alan Berry, Wilson Garrett. Perhaps the best known activity of the Future Farmers of America is the annual Har- vest Ball which they sponsor in the fall. However, there are equally important trips, proj- ects and other activities in which they participate. Alexis I. is proud of their outstanding basketball record, for they are leading the New Castle County F.F.A. Basketball League this year and were county champions in 1956 and 1957. The agriculture students have participated in state, regional and national judging contests. F.F.A. trips include visits to Hershey hockey games, the Pennsylvania Farm Show, and the Walker Gordon Farms. In February their greenhouse project was begun-raising flowers and vegetables. On February 25, the annual Broiler Raising Project started. The boys dressed, packed and sold finished birds. Alexis l.'s fine agricultural program is evidenced by the fact that, last fall, one member was in a re- gional contest, and five members were in national contests, certainly no easy feat. A at Work Officers Biehn. Left to Right: Mr. Simmons, Adviser: Leo Rowe President' Bill Biehn Secretaryg Bill Pruitt Treasurer Irv Hollingsworth, Repor- . . ' . ,ff ,L . ' ' I . , .. 3 -' 5'l'!:': . n . -at -1 it Vice President ter Ronnal Sutton,