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

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LFUKI' ' First Row: Tommy Hale, Kenny Faw, Sam Cupp, Les Riler, ja'k C 1 B bb C , f d H - - . Douglas Bray, Donqld Cohn. Setond Row: Edward Cronin, John Coodoxilllj jel',f Fli'ie1.lil1vz:n?rjohnogl1sleLl1 Sflllcicirlrtlilyormlaixsiisll Steve Hayes, Captain. ' y OO LB Team First Row: Roy Schuyler, Charlie Wintzer, Toby Eichbaum, Bob Spergti, Steve Springer,. Bob Fosters Bill Spruance, T. G. Joslin, John Rogers. Second Row: Gene Pierson, Richard Chatfield, James Clark, Bill Tansley, Bill Marsey, Cap- zaing Paul Storm, Buzzy Donehower, David james Dunlap, Jerry Wolfe.

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JU ICR H E 5 E Fin! Raw: Paul Fredrick, Ronnie Blevins, Ellis Pierson, Carl R'egel K H pk' h S h l G Shanks, Harry White, Bill McClary. Swund Row: Bill Gorden, jerrinlgIreei?wal3fyl!i?arily MacDonald, Tony Donehower, Captain, Van Donnan, and Josh Humphrey. i Mr. Lovall and Captains Left to right: Steve Hayes, Tony Donehower, Coach Lo vall, Bill Marsey. Fifty-five boys, comprising three carried the banner of the Junior Tiger battle twelve times. For the first time a ninth grade tear resented A. I. as Well as the regular 100 l 150 lbs. teams. An unimpressive record failed to di squad's spirit. Coaches Lovall and Sc predict bright futures for many of the 1 as they move up the ladder toward competition.

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Vars Front: Ency Schick, Captain. Slanding: Mike Messe-rsmith, Janet Hoopes, Marsha Richards, Kathy Hager, Martha McCallister Peggy Cairns, Diane Staley, Ronnie Keating, Becky Schuyler, Nancy Weldon, Lillian Thomas. ' The Girls' Varsity Hockey Team, coached by Miss Kuhn, ended the year with a record of five wins and three loses. The j.V. Hockey Team was undefeated. Prior to this exciting hockey season, many of the girls attended Hockey Camp at Friends School, which did a great deal toward con- ditioning them for the games ahead. The graduating seniors are Ency Schick, Cap- tain, Mike Messersmith, fullbackg Nancy Weldin, Junior Varsity halfback, Sandy Hoffman, center-halfbackg and Judy Creedon, versatile. Although the squad will lose the valuable assistance of these seniors, there will be nine returning varsity players. As a climax of their winning season, the girls defeated Claymont and won the trophy donated to the winning team by Mr. Harvey E. Stahl, ex- superintendent of Claymont High School. 6 Firsl Row, Lefl to Rigbl: Joan Brackin, Joann Hall, Judy Creedon, Susan Gaino, Jackie Burrows, Rosemary Sorrell, Glo Mes- sina, Ann Joslin, Betsy Walker, Second 'Rouw Ginny Walker, Bonnie Alexander, Jane Davis, Suzanne Boyer, Roberta McCloskey, Helen Brooks, Myra Campbell, Carol Harris, Joan Hahn, Linda Wilder, Rinny Hager, Sandi Hoffman, Anne Copeland. HOCKEY