DuPont High School - DuPontian Yearbook (Belle, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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BERNARD CLARK Faculty Adviser - ...,,.,,.., B. F. GILLUM The DUPOIIHGIE, 1951 Three edicaldan 0 ln recognition for her loyolity ond un- tiring service to the students of DuPont High School, the senior class of 1951, dedicotes this issue of The DuPontion. O Miss Joachim, with the fomil- ior scene of the book shelves be- hind her, displays the nice smile she greets the students with every morning. Four The DuPontian, 1951 l Our Principal SQ ' Mr. Garrity has many tasks, one ot which is to organize the many activ- ities of the school. Here he looks over the an- nouncements sent to him by the teachers and var- ious organizations, and prepares to tell the stu- dents, via the public ad- dress system, of the day's activities. 2.-ESSEX S2255 NX:-:-14:-: School Secretary 0 Aracoma Dunlap, a I946 graduate of DuPont liked the school so well, that after graduating from Morris Harvey, she returned to be the school secretary. The DuPontian, 1951 Five BERTHA JANNEY BALSER A.B. West Virginia Tech M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity Sophomore Adviser Needlecraft Club Senior English FRANK BLACK A.B. Amherst College M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity Junior Class Adviser Mathematics, American His- tow VIOLET DEEM CAMPBELL A.B., M.A. Ohio University Speech, Dean of Girls, Dra- matics Senior 'Class Play L. S. CARSON A.B. West Virginia Tech Bandmasters Certificate Chi- cago Musical College B.M., MM. capitol caiy, Columbus, Ohio Instrumental Music Six HARRY M. DILLER T.l. lnstructor Marshall College Morris Harvey College West Virginia Tech Trade Industrial Education Machine Shop Mathematics Machine Shop Club HARRY B. DOUGLAS B.S. Davis 8. Elkins College M.A. Marshall College Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Athletic Director Head Football Coach EDNA DUNAWAY Morris Harvey A.B. Marshall College Sophomore Class Adviser ROSELYN DURHAM B.S. Morris Harvey M.A. Marshall College West Virginia University Seventh Grade Adviser The DuPontirm, 1951 B. F. GILLUM A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan American History Senior Class Adviser DuP0ntian Adviser M. T. HAMRICK A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity World History Junior High Football Coach Junior High Basketball Coach ANN E. HILL B. of Music Education, Shen- andoah Conservatory Vocal Music Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Junior Class Adviser QUEUE HUMPHREYS B.S. West Virginia Tech West Virginia University Seventh Grade Adviser Science and Health The DuPontian, 1951 BARBARA ANN JOACHlM A.B. West Virginia Tech University ot Wisconsin Librarian Senior Class Adviser National Honor Society Spon- sor Book Craft Club GLENNA HOLCOMB JONES A.B. Marshall College Mathematics and Physical Education Seventh Grade Adviser MILDRED A. KEENEY A.B., M.A. Marshall College Journalism Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser Panther Press Adviser Quill and Scroll Sponsor Spring Follies Director ISABEL KlMMEL B.S. West Virginia University M.S. New York University Social Sciences Freshman Class Adviser Seven Y -, l G- MARGARET KYLE A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan M.A. Teachers College Co- lumbia University French English Le Cercle Francais Freshman Class Adviser EDYTH FRENCH MARTIN Randolph-Macon Woman's College B.S. West Virginia University Columbia University Student Council Adviser Quill and Scroll Junior Class Adviser English GEORGIA MCBRAYER A.B. West Virginia Tech Eighth Grade Adviser English F. T. A. SYLVIA MCCORMICK B.S. West Virginia University M.S. West Virginia Univer- sity Physical Education, Health and Social Hygiene Girl's Athletic Association Cheer Leader Sponsor Junior Class Adviser Eight FRANCIS MEREDITH A.B. Marshall College Home Economics Sewing Club J Freshman Class Adviser ROY E. OLDHAM A.B. Fairmont State College Physics Chemistry General Science Dramatics Club Hi-Y Junior Class Adviser MATTHEW F. PAVLICK A.B. Marshall College M.A. University of Pittsburgh Typing Senior Class Adviser Supervisor Faculty Secretaries National Honor Society Spon- sor ARNO REUTER M.S. Penn State B.S. Ohio University Shop Instructor Visual Education Club The DuPontian, 1951 H SIMA SHOR B.S. West Virginia University Geography Advertising Adviser Panther Press Seventh Grade Adviser Junior Honor Society Quill and Scroll VIDA SMITH B.S. Margaret Morrison Col- lege of Carnegie Institute of Technology Foods Cafeteria Management FRANCES FOLSOM STU RM A.B. University of Kentucky M.A. Columbia University Mathematics Sophomore Adviser Bible Club RICHARD W. SWEENEY B.S. Morris Harvey Health Athletic Club Head Basketball Coach Ninth Grade Adviser The DUPOHHYIH, 1951 MAXINE THACKER A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity Biology Sophomore Class Adviser Bird Club JOSEPHINE WOLFE A.B. Glenville State College Marshall College English Ninth Grade Adviser Seventh Grade Dramatic Club National Jr. Honor Society Adviser ZENITH YOUNG A.B. Marshall College Ringling School of Art Academy of Art, Cincinnati Columbia University Art Eighth Grade Adviser JOSEPH E. LOBUTS A.B. Fairmont State College Hi-Y Club Junior Class Adviser Nine Ten Teachers? ??? Dick Sweeney, ace of the faculty men's team does a fancy bit of dribbling with one finger. Humphries, Garrity, Black, Diller, manager, coach and water boy, Reuter, Sweeney, Douglas pose just before going into a great basketball battle against the B team, of course the faculty won and all the proceeds went to the fighting of polio. Jones, Wolfe, Keeney, Thacker, Martin, McCormick and Dunaway played on the woman's team. Pile up in the game between the GAA and teachers. The Du'PonHan, 1951 A happy day for every senior is when their rings arrive, Edward Honaker, Janice Fleming, Delores Daugherty, Gloria Burgess, Helen Cooper, Loretta Samples, Betty Johnson, and Barbara Johnson, were the lucky first to slip this priceless possession on the third finger. Mr. Pavlick, also smiles with delight. The DuPontian, 1951 Eleven DANNY WILLIAMS, Belle- Class President, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, National Hon- or Society, 3, 4, Mountaineer Boy's State, 3, Chorus, 2, Minstrel, 2, 3, 4, Spring Follies, 3, Senior Play, 4. RICHARD EARL STANLEY, Witcher- DuPontian, 3, 4, Assistant Sports Editor, 3, Sports Editor, 4, Panther Press, 2, 3, Assistant Sports Editor, 2, Editor 3, Football, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Class vice-president, 4, Class treas- urer, 2, Student Council vice-presi- dent, 3, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, Presi- dent, 2, 3, SlPA Convention, 2, Spring Follies, 2, 3, Minstrel, 2. 4: Senior Play, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. JANICE HELENE FLEMING, Belle- Class Secretary, 4, DuPontian, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager, 3, Bus- iness Manager, 4, Spanish Club vice-president, 2, Girls Chorus, 2, Mixed Chorus librarian, 3, All- County Chorus, 3, A cappella Chor- us, 3, Operetta, 3, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, National Honor Society, 3. 4, Senior Play, 4. ELEANOR RUTH CURRY, Reed- Class treasurer, 4, Panther Press, 3, 4, Exchange Editor 3, 4, Chorus, 3, Bible Club, 2, Miss DuPont, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4. Twelve BARBARA ELLEN BONNETT, Belle- Student Council, 2, 4, President, 4, DuPontian, 3, 4, Press, 3, Girls Chorus, 2, Mixed Chorus, 2, Secre- tary, 2, County Chorus, 2, All-State Chorus, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, Lost and Found Department, 2, Operet- ta, 3, Future Teachers ot America, 3: Rhododendron Girls State, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Ma- iorette, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Maid of Honor to Miss DuPont, 4, Spring Follies, 4, Senior Play, 4. BETTY LAURA CHESTNUT, Belle- DuPontian, 3, 4, Assistant Editor, 3, Editor, 4, Photographer, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross, 2, Secretary, 2, Hall Guard, 2, Faculty Secretary, 4, Senior Play, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. FAYE ELLENE JOHNSON, Coal Fork- Panther Press, 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor, 3, Editor, 4, National Press Convention, 3, Southern Press Con- vention, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Y- Teens, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, Secre- tary and Treasurer, 4, Student Council, 2, Band, 2, 3, Faculty Sec- retary, 4, Spring Follies, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. JAMES C. KING, Rand- Valedictorian, 4, Biology Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Ananias Club, 4. y: ' The DuPontian, 1951 VlVlAN DEVERE ABSTON, Tad- Mixed Chorus, 25 Junior Red Cross, 25 Bible Club, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4. JIMMY ALBERT, Malden- Biology Club, 25 Wood Carving Club, 3. MARGARET ANN ARMSTRONG, Coal Fork- Dromatic Club, 2, 3: Y-Teens, 4: Faculty Secretory, 4. MILTON ARMSTRONG, Rensford- Study Club, 3. JANET ARNOLD, Cool Fork- Foculty Secretary, 4. The DuPontian, 1951 LEWIS ARTHUR, Malden- Machine Shop Club, 3, 4. ELINORE FAYE ASHER, Tod- Junior Red Cross, 25 Y-Teens, 33 Faculty Secretary, 4. LOLA JEAN ATKINS, Cool Fork- Band, 2, 35 County Bond, 2: All State Bond, 25 Dramatic Club, 25 Study Club, 35 Faculty Secretory, 4. DANA L. BAILES, Rand- Football, 3, 4: Varsity Club, 3, 4: Biology Club, 25 Machine Shop Club, 3, 41 Spring Follies, 3, 4. BETTY LEE BARTON, Reed- Junior Red Cross, 2, Needlecraft Club, 35 Faculty Secretory, 4. Thirteen ,A-.1 1,,, l -i E 4 if JAMES EDWARD BASS, Malden- , Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Vice-president, 35 All County Chorus, 25 Spring Follies, 2, ALLIE JEAN BELCHER, Tad- Red Cross Club, 25 Bible Club, 35 President, 35 Presidents Club, 35 Typing Club, 4. ELEANOR J UNE BELCHER, 'Reed- Dramatic Club, 25 Last and Found Department, 25 Future Teachers of America, 35 Girls' Chorus secretary, 25 Commercial Club president, 45 Faculty Secretary, 45 DuPontian, 45 Senior Play, 4. ELINOR ANNE BERRY, Tad- Dramatic Club, 2, 35 Hall Guard, 25 Commercial Club,'45 Panther Press Advertising Staff, 45 Faculty Secre- tary, 4. JAMES HENRY BIRD, Belle- Biology Club, 2, 35 Study Club, 4. Fourteen Y I RAY BLACKHURST, Rand- Machine Shop Club, 3, 4. ROBERT LEE BLACKHURST, Rand- Band, 25 Chorus, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 3. THOMAS BOSTIC, Coal Fork- Machine Shop Club, 3, 4. RONALD DEE BOWE, Rand- Band, 25 Dramatic Club, 35 Har- mony Club, 25 Spring Follies, 3. RUBY MAE BOWLES, Tad- Band, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross, 25 Library Club, 35 Commercial Club. 45 Faculty Secretory, 3, 45 At- tendant to Miss DuPont, 4. The DuP0ntian, 1951 I JO ANN BRATTON, Malden- Biology Club, 25 Needlecraft Club, 3, Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4. KELLY BRATTON, Malden- Visual Education Club, 3, 4. JOHN BROWN, Cinco- PAUL EUGENE BROWN, Reed- Football, 2, 3, 45 Track, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 25 All County Chorus, 2. DOTTY LOU BUFORD, Cinco- Y-Teens, 25 GAA, 3, 4, Mixed Chor- us, 3, A cappella Chorus, 35 Oper- etta, 35 Typing Club, 45 Panther Press Advertising Staff, 4, Attend- ant to Miss DuPont, 4. The DuPonticm, 1951 GLORIA JANE BURGESS, Rand- DuPontian, 45 Panther Press Adver- tising Staff, 47 Class Secretary, 2, 3, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 47 Captain, 4, Hall Guard, 2, Cheerleader Clinic, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, 35 Treasurer, 35 Mixed Chorus, 2, 35 Vice-presi- dent, 35 Operetta, 3. BARBARA LOU BUTLER, Malden- Dramatic Club, 3, Chorus Librarian, 2, Band, 2, 3, 45 Maiorette, 3, 4, Head Maiorette, 47 DuPontian, 45 Faculty Secretory, 47 Spring Follies, 35 Attendant to Miss DuPont, 4. STEVE CARPENTER, Belle- Band 2, 3, 45 Drum Major, 4: County Band, 2, 3, 4, State Band, 2, Harmony Club, 3, Dramatic Club Treasurer, 45 Basketball, 27 Nation- al Honor Society, 4. BLANCHE ANN CANTERBURY, Malden- Band, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club, 2, Needlecraft, 3, Commercial Club, 4. JOE BERNARD CARUTHERS. Rand- gaicetball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2 Fifteen BERNARD HUNTER CLARK, Rand- DuPontian, 3, 45 Assistant Adver- tising Manager, 3, Advertising Manager, 4, Class Secretary, 25 Class Vice-president, 3, Panther Press, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, 45 National Honor Society, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 47 Band, 25 Ananias Club, 4, Biology Club, 3, President, 31 Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Spring Follies, 4, Senior Play, 4. CAROL JEAN COOPER, Riverview- Biology Club Reporter, 2, GAA, 3, 4. HELEN LOU ISE COOPER, Charleston- Sponish Club, 2, Biology Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, Faculty Secre- tary, 4. BOBBY CROWDER, Cool Fork- Machine Shop Club, 3, 4. RICHARD NEALE CUNNINGHAM Riverview- Chorus, 2, 35 Panther Press, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Spring Follies, 2, 3. Sixteen EUGENE DABNEY, Coal Fork- DOLORES ANN DAUGHERTY, Belle- DuPontian, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, Girls Chorus, 2, Mixed Chorus Secretary, 35 County Chorus, 35 Operetta, 35 Spanish Club, 2, Facul- ty Secretary, 4, Attendant to Miss DuPont, 4. EUGENE K. DUGAN, Belle- Band, 2, 3, 45 County Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 4, Harmony Club, 2, Ensemble Band, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Ananias Club, 4. FRANKLIN S. EPPS, JR., Coal Fork- Band, 2, 3, 4, County Band, 2, 3, 4, All-State Bond, 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR ERVINE, I Belle- Panther Press, 2, 3, 4, Bond, 2, 3, 4, County Band, 25 Future Teachers of America, 4, President, 4, Press Club, 2, Secretary, 2, SIPA Conven- tion, 35 National Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Senior Play, 4. The DuPontia-n, 1951 JOHN EDWIN FLECK, Reed- Current Events Club, 2. JAMES C. GARDNER, Belle- BARBARA ANN GAY, Malden- Junior Red Cross, 25 Dramatic Club, 35 Faculty Secretary, 4. ROBERT JUSTIN GIBSON, Reed- Machine Shop Club, 3, 4. NORVA CATHERINE GLASSBURN Cinco- Panther Press Club, 25 Hall Guard, 3, Library Club, 35 Faculty Secre- tary, 4. The DuPontian, 1951 DOROTHY HANSON, Riverview- Biology Club, 2, GAA, 3, 4. HOMER CARL HATFIELD, Belle- Band, 2, 3, 4, County Band, 25 All State Band, 3, Harmony Club Presi- dent, 35 Orchestra, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4. WILLIAM CLARK HEADING, Rand- - Machine Shop Club, 2. HELEN HERRALD, Tad- Juniar Red Cross, 2, President, 27 Library Club, 3, Faculty Secretary 4. JACK HOLMES, Riverview- Footboll, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2 Track, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, 45 Spring Follies, 35 Mini strel, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. Seventeen CARL HOLSTINE, Putney- Current Events Club, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD ALLEN HONAKER, Rensford-- Current Events Club, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 47 Ananias Club, 4, School Bus Patrol, 4, Senior Play, 4. FRANCES ROSELLEN HUDNALL, Cinco- Y!Teens, 2: Band, 25 Library Club, 3, Hall Guard, 37 Commercial Club Secretory, 45 Faculty Secretary, 4. ROBERT EUGENE HUDNALL, A Reed- Machine Shop Club, 2. BERYL HUNTER, Coal Fork- gtujy Club, 2, Machine Shop Club, Eighteen REBA IRENE JACKSON, Cinco- Band, 2, 3, Student Council, 3, Y- Teens, 2, Library Club, 3, Commer- cial Club, 45 Faculty Secretary, 3, 4: Attendant to Miss DuPont, 4. l WANDA MAE JARRETT, Belle- Needlecraft Club, 2: Junior Red Cross, 3, Typing Club, 4. i l WILLIAM SPENCER JEFFRlES, ' Diamond- , Football, 2, 3, 45 Track, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JOHNSON, Riverview- Biology Club, 2, GAA, 3, 45 Faculty Secretary, 4. BETTY J OH NSON, Reed- The DuPontian, 1951 TRiNicLe JONES, Bene-f Band, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club, 23 Bird Club, 3, Typing Club, 45 Anonios Club, 4. EDWARD WESLEY KEENEY, Rand- Spcinish Club, 2. BILLY CURTIS' KESSELL, Rand- All-County Chorus, 2, Biology Club, 25 Bird Club, 37 Siudy Club, 35 Mc- chine Shop Club, 3, 4. HOWARD M. KESSELL, Rand- Biology Club, 25 Machine Shop Club, 4. VADA SUE KINSER, Coal Fork- Band, 2, 3, Stole Bond Convention, 2, 3, Vice-President, 2, Panther Press, 2, 33 Harmony Club, 35-Fe- culty Secretory, 4. The DuPontian, 1951 CHARLOTTE KNAPP, Cool Fork- Bible Club, 25 Needlecrofl Commercial Club, 4. Club, 37 MELVIN LANCASTER, Tad- Machine Shop Club, 4. J lM LARTER, Riverview- Footboll, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3g Var- sity Club, 2, 3, 4, Minsfrel, 2, 3, 4. OPAL ARLENE LAWSON, Rensfo rd- Band, 2, 3: Bible Club, 2. 37 GAA, 4, Attendant to Miss DuPont, 4. VELMA GENEVA LAYTON, Tad- Junior Red Cross, 2, Faculty Secre- tory, 4. Nineteen SUE CAROL LEMON, Belle- Band, 2, 3, 45 Maiorette, 3, 45 County Band, 2, Girls Chorus, 2, All-County Chorus, 2, Spanish Club, 25 Dramatic Club, 3, Faculty Secre- 024 tary, 4. WILLIAM CAMERON LEWIS, Rand- Basketball, 2, Biology Club, 2, Study Club, 3, Current Events Club, . GAYLORD N. MAINES, Rand- Band, 2, 3, 4, Cdunty Band, 2, 3, , 4, Harmony Club, 35 Dramatic Club, 4: Student Council,' 4, Ananias Club, 4. ' CLARA Jo MAJoRs, Taq- Y-Teens, 35 Faculty Secretary, 4. LEO MARRS, Belle-4-. Band, 2, SEA Chorus, 2, Machine Shop Club, 4. . Twenty ROBERT LEE MASON, Belle- Football, 3, 45 Varsity Club, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus, 3, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM MAYS, Quincy- Basketball, 2, 35 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4. JOE ALLEN MEASE, Belle-- . Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra, 2., THOMAS EUGENE MELTON, , Diamond- Hi-Y, 3, 4. THOMAS WESLEY M I DKIFF, Reed- Current Events Club, 3, 4. The DuPontian, 1951 DEMETRA WILLIAMS MILEY, Belle- Secretary, 2, Majorette, 2, 3, Typ- ing Club, 4. CLARENCE WILLIAM MOORE, JR., Tad- Student Council, 2, 35 Basketball, 25 DuPontian, 35 SIPA Convention, 3, Machine Shop Club, 4. HAROLD UPTON MOORE, Belle Football, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 25 Band, 23 DuPontian, 3, 4: Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. HARRISON G. MOORE,-Coal Fork- Current Events Club, 2, 3, Presi- dent, 33 Presidents Club, 3. BARBARA JANE MORRIS, Coal Fork- Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 35 Pres- ident, 4, Library Club, 31 Faculty Secretary, 4. The DuPonlian, 1 951 DOLORES LOUISE MCCALLISTER, Malden- I MARY, FRANCES McMILLlAN,' Belle- FREDDIE R. NELSON, Coal Fork- RUTH NORMAN, Tad- Y-Teens, 2, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4. WILMA JEAN NORMAN, Tad- Junior Red Cross, 2: Y-Teens, 3: Dramatic Club, 4. Twenty-one NORMA LEE O'DELL, Rand- Bible Club, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. MARCIA JANE PALMER, Spring Fork- Bible Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 45 Faculty Secretary, 4, Junior Red Cross, 2. THOMAS RICHARD PATTERSON, Rand- Band,'2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Typing Club, 45 Faculty Secretary, 4, Ananias Club, 4. MARTHA PATTON, Rand- DuPontian, 4, Panther Press, 4, Mixed Chorus, 35 Operetta, 35 Dra- :natic Club, 2, 35 Commercial Club, NANCY JO PAULEY, Coal Fork- ' DuPontian, 45 Faculty Secretary, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Study Hall Club, 3, Band, 2, 3. Twenty-two LAWRENCE RICHARD PRICE, Rensford- Current Events Club, 2: Science Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 4. LOWELL GENE PRICE, Cinco- Sootball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, I. EDSEL PROCTOR, Rand- Current Events Club, 2, 35 Typing Club, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4. PATRICIA LEE QUICK, Witcher- Band, 27 Biology Club, 2, Needle- craft Club, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4. ROSEMARY RADER, Witcher- The DuPontian, 1951 DORIS JEAN RITZ, Reed- Bancl, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4, Attendant to Miss DuPont, 4. LORETTA LEE SAMPLES, Reed- Needlecraft Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4. DOROTHY JEAN SHANNON, Reed- Y-Teens, 2, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4, Faculty Secretary Club, 4. JACK SIMMONS, Witcher- Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3 45 Chorus, 2. FRANKLIN SMAILES, Reed- The DuPontian, 1951 GEORJEAN SMAILES, Coal Fork- Panther Press, 25 Y-Teens, 3, Cro- chet Club, 2g Faculty Secretary, 4. s MARJ ORIE MAXIN E SPANGLER, Witcher- BILLY STEWART, Putney- Current Events, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN FAYE STONE, Belle- Crochet Club, 2, Bible Club Secre- tary, 3: Faculty Secretary, 4, BETTY LOUISE THOMAS, Rand- Bible Club, -2, Hall Guard, 25 Y- Teens, 3, Chorus, 4. Twenty-three FRANKLIN DELANO TONEY, Belle- Football, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3. CAROLYN ANN WALKER, Diamond- ' Band, 2, 3, 4, School News Bureau, 3, 45 Press Club Treasurer, 3, Facul- ty Secretary, 4, Panther Press Typ- ist, 4. MILDRED JUNE WALKER, Belle- DuPontian, 4, Needlecraft Club, 35 Junior Red Cross, 2, Faculty Secre- tary, 45 Carnival Queen, 3, Senior Play, 4. HAROLD LEE WENTZ, Tad- BARBARA JOAN WHITE, Cinco- Bond, 2, 3, YeTeens, 2, 3, GAA, 4. Missing from picture: LOUELLA MARTIN Twenty-four RICHARD JENNINGS WH ITE, Quincy- Hi-Y, 2, 3, 41 Secretary, 35 Treasur- er, 4, State Convention of Hi-Y, Jockson's Mill, 35 Senior Play, 4. VELDA GAYE WHITE, Diamond- Band, 25 Panther Press, 2, 35 Facul- ty Secretary, 4. WILLIAM CLIFFORD WHITE, Witcher- DuPontian, 4, Panther Press, 3, 41 Art Editor, 45 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 35 Chorus, 3, 45 County Chorus, 3, 47 National Hon- or Society, 3, 47 SIPA Convention, 35 Biology Club, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent, 2, Minstrel, 21 Operetta, 37 Spring Follies, 3. RONALD H. WOLFE, Coal Fork- Current Events Club, 3, 45 Machine Shop Club, 3, 4. DON KEITH WORSTER, Belle- Student Council, 35 Chorus, 47 Biol- ogy Club, 2, 3. The DuPontian, 1951 ... . ,A Y fgg fsmfwnr Y - V W ' 1 Rest Assured l 0 Mr. Morlock awakes from a bod dream in which he is pursued by Lucifer and Luigi. Surrounded by friends and relatives, Mr. Morlock prepares his last will and testament. Bottom picture shows the complete cast. The DuPontian, 1951 Twenty-fiuc gg g M Prom -1950 1 l To the tune of Star Dust and many other familiar numbers, members of the Junior and Senior Classes of 1950 danced away three unforgetable hours, those closest to the camera are: Sherman King, Cliffie Maddox, Faye Asher, Bill Lynch and Jean Moore. Second Picture: Janice Fleming, Janey Lee, Arthur Myers, Elaine Karnes, Jimmy Halstead. Third Picture: Elaine Karnes, Joan Crockett, Cliffie Maddox, Richard Cash, Janey Lee, Tommy Patterson, Janice Fleming, Mildred Walker and Bob Buckley. Twenty-six The DuPontian, 1951 O 0 Jeanette Thomas poses as Mr. Evan L. Williams wearily snaps the camera, one does get tired after taking approximately ci thousand pictures. The DuPontian, 1951 Twenty-seven DONALD ABSHIRE MARY ABSTON JACKIE ADKINS LOUISE ALBERT WALTER ASHLEY DAVID BAKER RICHARD BALDWIN JOYCE BALLARD DOROTHY BALLENGEE DELMAR BAYS EUGENE BEARD JOE BERRIER BARBARA BLOUNT JILL BORROR FAYE BOSTIC GRETA BOSTIC PATSY BOWMAN JENNINGS BOYD LORENE BOYD BARBARA BRILES ALMA BROWN ARTHUR BROWN MARY BROWN I NORMAN BROWN f Twenty-eight The DuPontian, 1951 The DuPontian, 1951 HAZEL BURGESS BOBBY BURGRAFF CLYDE BURTON BERNICE CANTERBURY HATTIE CARR MARY CASDORPH JOHN CHERRY JOHN CHESTNUT JOAN CLARK CATHERINE CLENDENIN BETTY CONLEY RALPH COOK CARL COOPER ERNEST COOPER NANCY CROCKETT RITA DANZER , TOMMY DAY LIBBIE. DEARIEN DORIS DOUGLAS RICHARD DUGAN JOHN DUNCAN CLAYTON EDMONDS T JEAN ELSWICK DRUSILLA, ESKINS K. Twenty-riine BETTY FARREN WALTER FERRELL CLAUDETTE FLECK GLENDA FLECK PHYLLIS FLOWERS SALONIA FLOWERS KENNETH FOSTER FREDDY FRAZIER Berne FRUM FRANKLIN GAY MARY GERMAN CHARLOTTE GOODWIN JIMMIE GREENE JACQUELINE HACKNEY KATHLEEN HALL RUSSELL HALL GROVER HARMON HAROLD HASTINGS GLENNA HAYNES JOE HERRALD PHYLLIS HILL SANDRA HISER ROBERT HOBBS ANNE HOFFMAN Thfffll The DuPonti1m, 1951 The DuPontia-n, 1951 SUE HOPKINS ANNA HOSTETTER BETTY HUDSON ELAINE HUDSON MARY JO HUDSON JERRY HUNTER JEWEL HUNTER JOHN HUNTER LEWIS HUNTER BETTY JACKSON ROBERT JOHNSON ANNETTE KEENEY KAY KEENEY TOM KEENEY MAE KENNEDY LORETTA KESSELL FAYE KING JIMMY KING LARRY KINISON GENE KNAPP STEVE KOZEN WILLIAM LANDIS BARBARA LATHOM EMILY LAWRENCE Thirty-one WANDA LAWSON CHARLES LAYTON s PHYLLIS LAYTON BILLY LEFTWICH I ROSEMARY LILLIBRIDGE BOB LUCAS JACK LYNCH DIXIE MARRS CLARA MARTIN FREDERICK MARTIN GILBERT MARTIN MARION MEADOWS MADGE MERTILLE CARL MIDKIFF J. B. Muze NORMA MOLES JOHN MOONEY GARNET MOORE DONALD MORRIS' IRA MORRIS JEAN MORTON RONALD MORTON JOANNE MULLINS ' EDDIE MYERS I Thirty-two The DuPontian, 1951 l l The DuPontian, 1951 0 Patsy Williams, Jean Moore, and Sue Fleshman are successful in finding the right country on the map, and Sue looks very pleased about the matter. Patsy Grulla is elected to do Mr. Hamrick's board work, and Mr. Hamrick looks as if he is getting ready to spring one of his jokes on some unsuspecting student in his World History Class. V Thi rty-seven BARBARA ABSTON LEO ABSTON CAMERON AKERS JEAN ALLEN ANITA BAILEY MARY BARKER YVONNE BARNES NANCY BARTON WANDA BARTON HUBERT BASS GAY sms ARNETT BECKETT ALICE BELCHER WILMA BELCHER RICHARD BESS BOBBY BLAKE FREDDIE BONNETT ANN BOWE HARRY BOWE RAYMOND BOWE LYNDA BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN GERALDINE BURDETTE GERALD BURGESS Thirty-eight The DuPontian, 1951 The' DuPontian, 1951 ROGER CAMPBELL WILLIE CANTERBURY BILL CARPENTER DENNIS CARTE RAY CARUTHERS BONNIE CAVENDER RAY CLARK PHYLLIS CONLEY CLARENCE CRITCHFIELD MARGARET CROWDER REBA crzowoen CHARLOTTE CROYE BILL DAWSON I ANNA DAUBENSPECK .. JANET DEMPSEY PATSY DUNLAP WILLIAM EPPS BOB FIDLER SUE FLESHMAN SHIRLEY FLOWERS KENNETH FULTZ TEDDY GAY JOAN GOFF PATSY 'GREENE Thirty-nbie PAUL GREGORY PATSY GRULLA MARJORIE GUNNOE FRANK HAILEY KATHRYN HALL GLENDA HALSTEAD MARY HAMMONDS CLARA HAMRICK JUDITH HARMON ROSE ANN HARRIS DREMA HARVEY DONNA HASTINGS BARBARA HAYNES HAROLD HELMICK RONALD HILL SAMUEL HINZMAN BETTY HODGE . MARILYN HODGE RAY HOFFMAN LOIS HORAN HAROLD HUDNALL RICHARD HUNTER DOLORES JARRETT ANDREW JOHNSON F , Nfl! I 1 3 I J . The.,DuPontian, 1951 I The Dulfontian, 1951 RETA JOHNSON KENNETH JONES CHARLES KEENEY MARGARET KING CARLENE KINSER JACK KINSEY JUDITH KITCHEN JAMES KUHN RAY LAWSON JAMES LEDSOME KEITH LEDSOME CAROLYN LOMAX BETTY LUSHER GAIL MARTIN JUNIOR MATHENY JEAN MEADOWS SUE MIDKIFF PHYLLIS MOLES - JEAN MOORE JOANN MOORE BUDDY MORRIS DONZELLA MORRIS , LORETTA MORRIS VIRGINIA MORRIS Forty-one THELMA MULLENS SPENCER MULLINS ROSE MYERS DIXIE MCCLUNG FRANK MCKEOWN SAM MCMILLIAN SHELBY MCNEAL GERALD NELSON RUTH NELSON TOMMY NEWCOMER CAROL PALMER EARL PAULEY MARY PERRY MARLENE PLACANICA JIMMY QUINN JOAN RADER CHARLES RAMSBURG DORMA ROGERS DALE ROHRIG JANET RUTHERFORD SHERRY SELBE BILL SHEETS JUNE SHINN f REX SHOEMAKER Forty-two The DuPontian, I951 CARL SHORT ROY SHREVE SHIRLEY SIGMAN EUNICE SKILES RUSSELL SKILES VICTORIA SLUSHER KENNETH SMITH JIM SOWARDS X v ELIZABETH SPANGLER FRANKLIN SPAULDING DALLAS SPRADLING DON STAMPER THOMAS STAMPER JAMES STEELE JOHN STEELE JANE STEGALL ALICE STIDHAM JAMES D. STONE MAXINE STONE SOPHIA TASSONE FREOA TAYLOR ' ANNXITEAGUE - RONALD TETER I A BEATRICE THOMAS I , - I e DuPonti1m, 1951 Fon-y-fh,-ee PATRICIA THOMAS CARL THOMASON CAROL THOMPSON DELORES THORNTON PHYLLIS THORNTON ELSIE TUTTLE ADRIAN ULBRICH ALICE WALKER BETTY WALKER ' MAXINE WALKER JOY WENTZ BOBBY WHITE ERNEST WHITE ' RONALD WI-IITLoc:K PATSY WILLIAMS I .RODGER WILLIAMS ALICE WILLS LESTER WILSON KENNETH WOODS DELORES YOUNG RALPH BONOME CLARK BOWLES PAUL BURKE ,STEPHEN DEAN WILLIAM Epps DAVID FLEMING ELIZABETH GILL Missing from picture: JIMMIE GREEN PHILLIP HALSTEAD HARRY HARMON WILLIAM HUTCHINGS LEOLA LOWE JAMES MILLER RAY NEWMAN TROY PENCE GUINETH PETTRY JAMES R. STONE MARVIN TALBOTT CHARLES THRUSH JACK WALKER F0'f!l'f0Uf The DuPontzan 1951 . Q. 0 Miss Tucker, county junior high health nurse, examines Claudene Moore's teeth and throat as Donna Moore, Patricia Stephenson, and Wanda Walker look on with interest and wait patiently for their turn to be examined. The DuPontian, 1951 Forty-five O Freshmen Joyce Adams Ernestine Albert Ruth Arthur Monna Asbury Patricia Atkins Henry Barker Patty Barker Wally Belcher Betty Bird Rodger Booth Lawrence Bowen Orval Bower David Broome Edward Brown Yvonna Brown Wayne Buckner Patricia Butler Phyllis Caldwell Lloyd Calvert Marlene Campbell Nancy Carr Teddy Carte Larry Cartmill Bill Clark Jean Clark Joyce Clark Peggy Cogar Gloria Conley Ann Cook John Cooper Patty Cotter Jack Croye Joyce Croye Jennie Curatolo Jaunita Davis Dorothy Dent Barbara Dunlap Shirley Eggleston Rita Ellison Donna Fields Delford Fink Betty Fisher Beverly Fleck - John B. Foster Johnney Foster Tom Foster Shirley Foster Bobby Frazier George Garten Paul Gay Peggy Gay Ronald Gibson Judith Givens Bill Good F arty-six l l The DuPontian, 1951 The DuPontian, 1951 Freshmen Eloise Goodwin Janet Grinstead Kenneth Gwinn Thomas Hailey Janet Hall Mary Harold Barbara Hatfield Delores Hemmings Jimmie, Hicks Sheila Hines Doris Hodge Billy Hodges Richard Hoover Clarence Huckaby Virginia lnghrom Daris Jarvis Carol Jones Carolyn Jones Jean Jones Peggy Jones Robert Keeling Shirley Keeling Bernard Kemp Caroll Kemp Billy King Elizabeth Kirk Sue Knight Dick Landis. Jimmy Lett Norma Lillibridge Eunice Loveioy Joyce Lucas Donald Lykins Donna Marrs J. C. Marshall James Mays Shelby Meadows Velma Milam Rose Minnix Kenneth Mitchel Phyllis Mollohan Paul Monk Pauline Monk Shirley Monk Claudene Moore Donno Moore Jerry Morris Richard Morton Oredo Mullins Sue Mullins Robert Mullins Tommy Myers Lorena Norman Harry Null Forty-seven L in, Q..- Freshmen Jimmy Nutter Patsy O'Daniel Wanda O'Dell Delores Owens , Bobby Patterson Yale Patton George Pauley Janice Penix Philip Phalen Keith Prltl' Jimmy Raines James Reynolds Nathlee Ritz Herman Robinson Loretta Rodgers Stuart Rohrig Franklin Runion Goldie Saunders Shelby Saville Wyndham Skeens Bobby Smith Janet Smith Ronald Smith Betty Sneed Joan Snead Lillian Spitzer Frances Spradlin Jerry Stanley Q Rebecca Sullivan Erma Taylor Jimmie Taylor Virginia Turner Frank Walker Mary K. Walker Joe Ward Howard Watson Jacqueline Weaver James White Phyllis White Alice Whitlock Arthur Whitman 1 Lyle Young Missing from picture: James Hall, Billy Hodge, Betty Ann Lynn, Charles Melton, Ray Newman, Phyllis Sneed, Virginia Townsend. FOUU-052715 The DuPontian, 1951 l l Eighth Joyce Adkins Donna Arnold Sue Arnold Philip Baker Jacquie Belcher Patricia Blackburn Francis Blackhurst Gretchen Border Karen Border Verdon Bower Linda Bright George Brown Glen Brown Leon Brown The DuPoutian, 1951 Gordon Burgess Jack Calvert Verta Corte John Carter Gaylord Craddock Donald Conley Charles Clark Ann Cromwell Burl Dent Doris Dorsey Buddy Douglas . Charlotte Douglas Melva Dowell Gray Ferguson Frank Fleck Shirlene Fleck Anne Flowers Peggy Gibson Diane Gray Delores Green Vicky Grinder Patsy Grinstead William Hall Richard Hancock Shirley Hancock Robert Hardiman Lawrence Harmon Mary Haynes Sarah Hemmings Patricia Hendrick Gary Hiser Jean Hudnall Nancy Hunter Carolyn Jackson Carolyn Jarrett 1 Louise Jarrett l Allen Jones l Kathleen Kennedy Paula Kerr 1 Francis Kessell Forty-nine Eighth Donald Lewis Jackie Lucas Hubert Lykins Earl Martin Hugh Miley Josephine Minnix Emma Mitchell Norma Morris Paul Morris Thomas Morris Joe Mullins Geraldine McNeel3 Billy Naylor Howard Neil Inez Nutter Loretta Pernell Mercedes Pettit Hugh Pritt Johnny Reedy Ronnie Rice Jesse Richards Kenny Rippetoe Phyllis Roberts George Rogier Paul Shannon James Sheldon Garnet Siders Woodrow Simms Roger Slusher Eunice Smith Marie Snead Phyllis Snead Archie Snedegor Carolyn Snowden Clayton Spangler Lois Spangler Paul Stomper Rose Stomper Larry Stanley Carolyn Stevenson Shirley Surbaugh Agnes Talbott Sue Thomas Thomas Thompson Darrell Thornton Kathryn Thornton Bobby Toler Shelbo Toler Jimmy Turner Carl Walker Charles Walker Rolando Walker Janet Ward Yvonne Watson Fifty' The DuPontian, 1951 - Missing from picture: Franklin Field, Delores Myers, Frank Taylor, Carol Whitman NM The DuPontian 1 951 Eighth Virginia Wendell Janey White Patty White Tom White Wilma Whitman Betty Williams P Edward Williams Jimmy Winter Nellie .lo Wiseman Teddy Wolfe Kenneth Wood Marlene Wyatt Mr. Nelson stakes the furnace to keep our school warm, even though the outside temperature reg- isters nearly zero. Mr. Nutter hurries to get the steps swept before the bell rings for class changes. Mr. Beamer sweeps the hall, cleaning up the papers and other rubbish that has fallen from the lockers. F ifty-one Seventh Paul Abston Dennis Adkins Lois Albert Doyle Asbury Judith Atkins Nathan Backus Joann Barker Charles A. Barr Barbara Blanton Janet Blevins David Booth Nancy Boseley Michael Bowman Velma Bowyer Clifford Brown Ruth Brown Dora Calvert Darrell Compbell Dorothy Campbell Earl Canterbury, Jr. Jesse Canterbury Clara Cavender Lois Cavendish Jim Chase Alice Chestnut Aileen Cochran Robert Conley Jerry Cooper Judith Conner Donald Cook 'John Cox Martha Craigo Betty Crockett Helen Darby David Dawson Bob Day Nancy Dent Dolores Dodrill Sharon Douglas Sue Douglas Billy Dudding Paul Dunaway James Dunlap Marilyn Edwards ' Sue Elkins Freddy Ellison Samuel Elmore Larry Ervine Anne Lee Ferguson Charles Ferrell Q Joyce Fields F iffy-two Roberta Fisher Emest Fleck Jimmy Fleck The DuPontian, 1951 017 ' ' 0 Jackie Dunford and Martha Patton, fortune tellers at the Junior Carnival of 1950, warn Jack Holmes and Richard Stanley of the blondes who will cross their paths in the near future. Holmes and Stanley are real pleased, and know that fortunes do come true. The DuPontian, 1951 F ifty-seven x' x Q . x . gaps, N X :Ns N 1 X C X X is RX S Xx Q WRX W X N X N N X KSX X XS x wx fx XX Y X X xX . ,NNW A X A 5 x Q. Q-ffsxigfx ,W X . T i Q - QM X WN N Ria?-XO X Sie K Q MSN. ' QQ- gggififgxqxyx X - i' Lfxx xy xx x :fs S wx A my ig M X N K x Q Mx ANN? XXX NX X X Q Xxswxg xxx wx x fx X X X wx X X ,XX X X X X K N X W 1 'N Yearbook 0 Bernard Clark, advertising manager, teaches Joyce Ballard, assistant, how to induce business men to advertise in our annual. Richard Stanley, sports editor, and David Baker, assistant, look over the football pictures before they write the copy for them. Sonny Shdeed came back to DuPont to offer his assistance in getting ads. Shown are his special advertising team: Betty Chestnut, Son- ny Shdeed, Janice Fleming, Harold Moore, and Richard Stanley. lt is plain to see, by Janice's ban- daged hand and Sonny's injured arm, that the team worked very hard. Sonny's team couldn't get all the ads, other members of the ad staff were: Jill Borror, Joan Clark, Nancy Crockett, Kay Hall. Second Row: Bernard Clark, Dolores Daugherty, Janice Fleming, Gilbert Martin, Bill 'White, Joyce Ballard and Betty Chestnut. Juniors taking subscriptions are: Jill Borror, Joan Clark, Nancy Crock- ett, and Joyce Ballard. The DuPontian, 1951 Fifty-nine Panther O These people do most of the work on the Press , they all have their own col- umns, and are happy that the students en- joy the paper as much as they enjoy work- ing on it. Clara Martin, Managing Editor, Faye Johnson, Editor-in-Chief, Ruth Saun- ders, News Editor, Dot Ballengee, Fashion Editor, Byron Parrish, Sports Editor. Kampus Kapers , the title of this year's Spring Follies was written by Faye Johnson and Byron Parrish. O First Row: Larry Ervine, Jimmy Lett, sports editor, Bob Day, Nan- cy Hunter, assistant editor, Lloyd Calvert, editor, Yvonne Watson, assistant editor, Dora Faye Cal- vert, Phyllis White. Second Row: Gretchen Border, girls' sport editor, Mary Kay Walker, Peggy Gibson, Keith Pritt, Eloise Goodwin, Janice Penix, Judy Givens, Phyllis Mol- lohan, Donna Fields. Third Row: Dick Landis, Loretta Rogers, Del- ford Fink. Fourth Row: Judy Con- ner, Peggy Gay, Beverly Fleck, J o s e p h i n e Minnix, Claudene Moore, Barbara Hatfield, Rose Ann Minnix, Shelia Hines, Billy King. Fifth Row: Wilma Whit- man, Betty Crockett, Nancy Steele. Missing from picture, Karen Bor- der, homeroom editor. O Press reporters receive assist- ance from second year students, in the front we find Willie Canter- bury, Amelia Walker, Anna Faye Daubenspeck, Reta Jo Johnson, Geraldine Burdette, John Mooney, standing directly behind is Lynda Brown, Hazel Burgess, Maxine Spangler, who acts as one of the Press typists, Faye King, Annette Keeney, Glenna Haynes, Bob Lu- cas, librarian. Miss Mildred Keen- ey, editorial adviser, discusses the paper with Dorothy Ballengee, fea- ture editor, and Ruth Saunders, news editor. Sixty The DuPontian, 1951 Press O Dickie Cunningham, Financial Manager, looks very disgusted at the amount of change he is handling. Bill Ervine, Ad- vertising Manager, discusses a layout with a couple of his assistants, Bob Hobbs and Lewis Hunter. Dorothy Dent, Cub Business Manager, looks over Dickie's shoulder, she is anxious to learn all she can from the big boss. O Sitting, L-R: Ann Berry, Bob Hobbs, Ann Parker, Patsy Green, Bill Ervine, Business Manager, Bill White, Dorothy Dent, Dotty Bu- ford, Lewis Hunter. Standing, L- R: Eleanor Curry, Reta Jo John- son, Gloria Burgess, Miss Shor, adviser, Geraldine Burdette, Con- nie Peck, Dickie Cunningham, Fi- nancial Manager. 0 Members of the journalism class and staff members read the latest edition of the Press. First Row: Jane Stegall, Barbara Gay, typist, Carl Cooper, Don Abshire, Gene Beard. Second Row: De- lores McCallister, Anne Hartsock, Clara Martin, managing editor, Ronald Young. Third Row: Jean Meadows, Charlotte Croye, Phyllis Thornton, Faye Johnson, editor, Charles Layton, Byron Parrish, sports editor, and John Cherry. The DuPontian, 1951 Sixty-one BETTY HUDSON Vice-president i5ARBARA BONNETT first girl president in the history of DuPont High School, hos done o splendid job this year. i i E Student Council BARBARA LATHOM JOAN CLARK AMELIA WALKER Business Monoger of the RUTH SAUNDERS Secretory ' Treasurer Student Council Editor of the Student l l Surg-two The DuPontian, Committee Chairmen Hall Guard System KAY HALL Lost and Found BETTY HUDSON Homecoming DOLORES DAUGH ERTY Student Directory RUTH SAUNDERS National Education Week SOPHIA TASSONE Christmas Basket Committee ARNETT BECKETT Courtesy Week JOAN CLARK Chair Committee GAYLORD MAINES Salt Water Taffy BARBARA LATHOM Constitution Committee BARBARA BON NETT Driver's Education BARBARA BONNETT X-Ray Advertisement KAY HALL Election Committee BARBARA LATHOM Variety Show KEITH PRITT First Row: Barbara Bonnett, president, Betty Hudson, vice-president, Joan Clark, secretary, Amelia Walker, treasurer. Second Row: Barbara Lothom, Ruth Saun- . ders, Dolores Daugherty. Third Row: Gaylord Moines, Faye Johnson, Earl Pauley, Kay Hall, Arnett Beckett. Fourth Row: Keith Ledsome, Keith Pritt, Sophia -Tas- sone, Dotty Dent. Fifth Row: Jean Clark, Robert Day, Richard Morton. Sixth, Row: Janet Dempsey, Janet Kitchen, Carl Walker. Seventh Row: Bernard Clark., 0 The DuPontian, 1951 Sixty-three BAN D isa' if- A .' cf X N K x x Xxx X .Y . . CNN -. X582-gg. -' - 'rig .rs 5: . 1, fxEI:lE1'?.'-'Q' ' - ..... '32 ,ck ,,.,.. - vw -:f 1-1: Drum Maior: Steve Carpenter PERCUSSION SECTION-First Row: Jimmy King, Norman Brown, Richard Morton, Dickie Spradlin. Second Row: Jack Lynch, Percussion Captain, Kenneth Pritt, Third Row: Betty Hudson, Joan Clark. Fourth Row: Rose Ann Minnix. BASS SECTION-First Row: Marvin Talbott, Don Stomper, Eugene Dugan, Chief Musician, Jerry Hunter, Bass Section Captain, Leon Brown. Second Row: Arnett Beckett, Trinkle Jones, Bill Ervine, Franklin Epps. Third Row: Richard Dugan, Gaylord Maines, Uniform Captain, Carl Walker, Assistant Drum Major, Joe Berrier, As- sistant Uniform Captain, Richard Smith, Charles Melton. Fourth Row: Ronald Gibson, Howard Watson, Steve Carpenter, Drum Major, Keith Pritt, Archie Snedegar. Sixty-four The DuPontian, 1951 TRUMPET SECTION-MAJORETTES--First Row: Tommy Patterson, Assistant Uniform Captain, George Brown, Assistant Librarian, Carl Hatfield, Trumpet Captain, Bill Seacrist, William Epps. Second Row: George Pauley, Keith Ledsome, Tom Newcomer. Third Row: Ira Morris, Barbara Butler, Majorette Captain, Ronald Morton, Wanda Barton. Fourth Row: Jane Semesco, Madge Mertille, Kathleen Hall, Delores Jarrett, Joyce Ballard, Char- lene Sheets. Fifth Row: Amelia Walker, Jill Borror, Barbara Bonnett, Willie Canterbury, Sue Lemon. WOODWIND SECTION-First Row: Glenda Halstead, Doris Ritz, Doris Douglas, Norma Spangler, Barbara Lath- om, Clarinet Captain. Second Row: Jean Elswick, Carolyn Stephenson, Anne Parker, Alice Belcher. Third Row: Faye King, Dorothy Dent, Kathleen Hall, June Shinn, Delford Fink. Fourth Row: John Hunter, Librarian, Jean Meadows, Carolyn Walker, Barbara Hatfield. Fifth Row: Joe Mease, Emily Walz, Joyce Ballard,-Blanche Canterbury, Carol Anne Palmer. The DuPontim1, 1951 Sixty H00 A Band Majorettes U8 Lemon, Jill Borror, Amelia Walker, Barbara Butler, Captain, Jane Semesco, Charlene Sheets, Barbara B nett, Willie Canterbury, Madge Mertille, Kathleen Hall, Delores Jarrett, Joyce Ballard. on ll ll B Band Q . .... x.XxX , .,'x ...X,,. . . , . ., .... ...QL A .LL . , QW , First Row: Ronald Surbaugh, Goldie Saunders, Allen Jones, John Foster, John Carter, Patricia Blackburn, Eunice Smith. Second Row: Yvonne Watson, Herman Robinson, Roger Booth, Patricia Stephenson, Gloria Conley, Harold Hudnall. Third Raw: Martha Craigo, Billy King, Reto Ellison, Robert Hardiman, Nellie Marrs. Fourth Row: Maralu King, Donna Gilliland, Biddy Keeney, Jean Hudnall. Fifth Row: Nancy Hunter, drum major, Donna Moore, Patricia Atkins, captain, Marlene Campbell, Peggy Cogar, Donna Marrs. C Band v a First Row: Patricia Blackhurst, Rayma Ramsey, John Allen Carter, Sue Elkins. Second Row: Goldie Saunders, Fred Lynch, Nancy Steele. Third Row: Susan Parker, Janet Kitchen, Inez Nutter, Diane Gray, Charlotte Doug- las. Fourth Row: Harold Hudnall, Peggy Gay, Carolyn Jones, Donna Runyan, Maralu King. The DuPontiun, 1951 Sixfy-5-wen ' First Row: Geraldine Burdette, Leola Lowe, Dixie McCIung, Shirley Sigman, Janet A Coppellc Cholr Dempsey, Phyllis Hill, Anna Jean Hostetter, Willie Canterbury, Charlotte Croye, Sandra Hiser, Barbara Briles, Genevieve Taylor. Second Row: Patsy Grulla, Margaret King, Donald Abshire, Cameron Akers, Don Worster, Bill White, Frank Spaulding, Bob Fidler, Russell Skiles, Bob Lucas, Delano Toney, Patsy Bowman. Third Row: Annette Keeney, Anna Faye Daubenspeck, Robert Mays, Bob Mason, Marvin Nay- lor, Lee Roy Steele, Robert Hobbs, Tom Day, Bill Skiles, Betty Thomas, Connie Peck. Not in picture: Carol Thompson. 0 The choir draws its membership from those girls and boys who have the desire and ability for unaccompanied ensemble singing. This group strives to attain the true measure of musical accomplishment, which is the ability to sing good music intelligently. This season the a cappella choir presented a program for the opening session of the State Education Association in November. The music department furnished vocal ensemble groups for several civic club meetings. The chorus presented a choral reading, This ls Our Land, with instrumental background music of patriotic songs. The chorus sang The Four Freedoms , From the Declaration of Independence , and climaxed the program with America, The Beautiful. The choir presented a pre-Easter program of sacred music with an explanation of the painting, The Lord's Supper , by Mrs. Zenith Young, Art lnstructor. The annual choral con- cert, National Music Week concert, and graduation closed the year's musical events. All-State Chorus I Members of the l95l All State Chorus are: First Row: Phyllis Hill, Sandra Hiser, Anna Jean Hostetter. Back Row: Tom Day, Don Worster, and Delano Toney. Male Quartet O Members of the male quartet are, Tom Day, Delano Toney, Don Wor- ster, and Bob Fidler. These boys con- tributed solos on the Christmas Candles and Carols program pre- sented to parents and students. Other outstanding soloists of the year were Sandra Hiser and Frank Spaulding. SENIOR OFFICERS - Fir s t Row: Robert Hobbs, president, Bill White, vice-president and section leader, Connie Peck, secretary, Bob Mason, treas- urer, Carol Thompson, ac- companist, Phyllis Hill, libra- rian, Annette Keeney, report- er, Sandra Hiser, section lead- er, Cameron Akers, choir robe chairman, Anna Jean Hos- tetter, section leader, Tom Day, section leader, and Miss Hill, director. First Row: Teddy Wolfe, Jean Ann Hudnoll, Carolyn Jones, Wally Belcher, Shelby Saville, Erma Taylor, Larry Stanley, Edward Brown, Carolyn Jarrett, Phillip Baker. Second Row: Jack Calvert, Jerry Stanley, Lillian Spit- zer, Patsy O'Daniel, Charles Melton, Johnny Foster, Loretta Rogers, Thomas Thompson, Francis Spradling, Shel- by Meadows. Third Row: Goldie Saunders, Richard Hoover, Donna Moore, Peggy Jones, Marlene Campbell, Rita Ellison, Rebecca Sullivan, Patricia Hendricks, Shirley Monk. Absent from picture: Francis Blackhurst, Gary Hiser, Kenny Rippitoe, Nellie Wiseman. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS-First Row: Jerry Stanley, president, Lar- ry Stanley, vice-president, Goldie Saunders, secretary, Irma Taylor, treasurer. Second Row: Shelby Meadows, reporter, Shirley Monk and Peggy Jones, librarians, Don- na Moore, robe chairman, Peggy Ann Jones, accompanist is absent from picture. SEVENTH GRADE TREBLE CHORUS-First Row: Janet Smith, Ruth Turner, reporter, Bobby Day, Robert Conley, Larry Ervine, Rosalee Green, Carol Stuart, librarian, Anna Ferguson, secretary, Sue Douglas, Nellie Marrs, Nancy Steele. Second Row: Cora Sue Hall, Nancy Holman, Lois Albert, Odella Howie, Maralee King, president, Nancy Bosley, Velma Bowyer, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Blanton, Ramona Lewis, Carol Goodwin, librarian, Peggy Sullivan. Third Row: Lois Ann Cavendish, Joann Kincaid, Judy Atkins, Biddy Keeney, Carolyn Jones, Jane Price, Roberta Fisher, Donna Gilliland, Nancy Gillenwater, Rebecca Mu- neeke, Shirley Thompson, Betty Jo Crockett. Absent from picture: Nancy Dent. J V Cafeteria Management Etta Oliver, Edward Keeney, Loretta Newman, Betty Thomas, Kenneth Foster, Delores McCal- lister, Carol Settle, Norma O'Dell, Wanda Lawson and Mrs. Peyton. Betty Chestnut and Lucille Fisher get to the cafeteria early in order to avoid the noon rush. When the bell rings announcing the noon period the students tight for a place in line to get one of the good lunches Mrs. Peyton, . cook, and Mrs. Smith's cookingsclasses prepare. some Un CAFETERIA PREPARATORY CLASS Joyce Lucas Norma Lillibridge Phyllis Thornton Claudene, Moore Patsy O'DanieIs Shirley Keeling Shirley Monk Mrs. Smith Carol Kemp Lorenna Norman Seventy The DuPontian, 1951 Cooking Classes ADVANCED FOODS CLASS-lTopi Claudette Fleck, Charlotte Goodwin, Sue Hopkins, Bernice Canterbury. Sec- ond Row: Marjorie Gunnoe, Janet Rutherford, Joanne Mullins, Mary McMillian, Edward Keeney. Third Row: Maxine Spangler, Carol Settle, Rosemary Lillibridge. BEGINNERS FOOD CLASS-CMiddlel Sue Fleshman, Clara Majors, Betty Hodge, Mary Hammonds, Betty Lynn, Maxine Walker, Donzella Morris, Patricia Thomas, Yvonne Barnes, Elizabeth Spangler, Second Row: Guineth Pettry, Betty Fisher, Alice Stidham, Jackie Weaver. Third Row: Patsy Williams, Shirley Flowers, Marlene Pla- canica, Beatrice Thomas, Patsy Dunlap, Joanne Goff, Janet Hall, Wanda Barton, Betty Sneed. BEGINNERS FOOD CLASS-lBottomi Betty Bird, Betty Williams, Earnestine Albert, Patricia Butler, Carolyn Jones, Patty Atkins, Lorene Boyd, Virginia Townsend, Peggy Cogar, Shelby Saville, Gloria Conley. Second Row: Erma Taylor, Delores Hemmings, Ann Cook, Joyce Adams, Jean Jones, Virginia Turner, Shirley Foster, Mrs. Smith. WV6 '55, UCD ho? Burn. C55 3-on I- QU E35 Ul- mag 433 353 5,55 3545 :E cx 'C 5.85 1525 fv m S56 c 5 OU? 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Diller in the drowi mM fro OHS e Dabney receive instructi en Eug 'U 1: 0 C :x .C 44 I- ff .QQ 3 an 4 u? 2 5 an 0 C ci D Seventy-three 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Bill Ervine, Danny Williarns, Bernard Clark, Bill White. Sec- , ond Row: Janice Fleming, Barbara Bonnett, Steve Carpenter, Faye Johnson, Betty Chestnut. y The Honoraries This year four new members were initiated into the Keninsheka chapter of Quill and Scroll. They are pictured with the officers of that organization who were initiated last year. Richard Stanley, and Betty Chestnut, new initiates, Faye Johnson, president, Bill Ervine, sec- retary, Clara Martin and Byron Parrish, new initiates. Seventy-four The DuPontian, 1951 Junior Honor Society First Row: Carolyn Jones, Shelia Hines. Second Row: S h e I b y Meadows, Carol Jones, Rose Ann Minnix, Carolyn Stevenson. Third Row: Carl Walker, Lloyd Calvert, Jerry Stanley. Fourth Row: Mickie Smith, Charles Melton. First Row: Bernard Clark, Barbara Bonnett, Danny Williams, Eleanor Belcher, Harold Moore, Maxine Spangler, Joe Mease, Dotty Buford, Carl Hatfield. Sec- ond Row: Bill Ervine, Janice Fleming, Dolores Daugherty, Betty Chestnut, Martha Patton, Norma Lee O'DeII, Betty Thomas, Richard Stanley, Jack Holmes. Third Row: Blanche Canterbury, Eugene Dugan, Barbara Butler, Tommy Patterson, Faye Johnson, Gloria Burgess, Wanda Jarrett, Wilma Norman, Freddie Nelson. Fourth Row: Bob Mason, Dickie Cunningham, Gaylord Maines, Don Worster, Bill White, Joe Caruthers, Mrs. Campbell, James Bass. Fifth Row: Franklin Epps, Ronald Bowe, Trinkle Jones, Joe White, Edward Honaker, Cameron Lewis, Jimmy Gardner, Delano Toney. Future Teachers of America After attending the Future Teachers of America convention in Charleston during the State Education Associ- ation meeting, the FTA members made the United Nations flag they are displaying. The members are: Patsy Greene, secretary and reporter, Bill Ervine, president, Georgia McBrayer, sponsor, Mary Kay Walker, Dorothy Dent, Alan Parker, treasurer, and Pat Thomas. Commercial Club First Row: Eleanor Belcher, president, Rosellen Hudnall, secretary, Eleanor Curry, Jo Ann -Bratton, Barbara Underwood, Charlotte Knapp, Sandra Hiser. Second Row: Reba Jackson, vice-president, Zelma Tracy, treasurer, Ruby Bowles, Anne Berry, Wanda Woods, Loretta Kessell, Ann Hoffman. Third Row: Alice Young, Anna Belle Woody, Marilyn Walker, Norma Jean Thomason, Jean Elswick, -Drusilla Eskins. Standing: Phyllis Hill, Betty Frum, Louise Albert, Miss Dunaway, sponsor. Seventy-six The DuPovitian,, 1951 Preparing for the Future SIXTH PERIOD-First Row: Carol Cooper, Lola Atkins, Janet Arnold, Margaret Armstrong, Barbara Butler. Second Row: Vada Kinser, Charlotte Knapp, Geneva Layton, Sue Lemon, Barbara Morris, Dorothy Hanson. Third Row: Lowell Price, Rosellen Hudnall, Helen Herrald, Carl Hatfield, Norva Glassburn, Eleanor Curry, Bill White. Fourth Row: Georjean Smailes, Patricia Quick, Dick Cunningham, Carolyn Walker, Mildred Walker, Velda White, Jo Ann Bratton. Fifth Row: Dorothy Shannon, Doris Ritz, Rosemary Rader, Carolyn Stone, Bar- bara Bonnett, Marcia Palmer. SECOND PERIOD-Eugene Dugan, Janice Fleming, Edward Honaker, Ruth Norman. Loretta Samples, Edsel Proctor, Tommy Patterson, James King, Dolores Daugherty. Betty Johnson, Bernard Clark, Betty Chestnut. Faye Johnson, Gloria Burgess, Barbara Johnson, Demetra Miley, Helen Cooper. The DuPontian, 1951 Seventy-seven le Cercle Francais First Row: Nanette Harmon, Georgette Dempsey, Anatole Baker, treasurer, Pierre Berrier, vice-president, Leon McCue. Second Row: Susette Haynes, Toinette Stegall, Andre Hunter, Mimi Sigman, secretary, Nanon Grulla, Margot King, Claudette McClung. Third Row: Miss Margaret Kyle, sponsor, Francine Thompson, Chimene Nelson, Colette Haynes, Simone Walz, Fantine Harvey. Standing, Janine Kitchen, president. ' , Stomp Club Sitting: Charles Clark, John Cooper, Bobby Patterson, Glen Brown, John Carter, Francis Blackhurst, Roger Booth, Gary Ferguson. Standing: Jimmy Reynolds, Tommy Hailey. Missing from picture: Leon Brown, Tommy Morris, Buddy Douglas. Scvcnty-eight The DuPontirm, 1951 Bible Club First Table: Sarah Fleming, Donny Stone, Jimmy Quinn, Lewis Wendell, Dora Faye Calvert, Carroll Kemp, Nancy Holman, Anna Lee Ferguson. Second Table: Mary Lau Haynes, Maxine Hall, Mary Sue Mullins, Wanda Kes- sell, Charlotte Patton, Wanda Nunley, Dorothy Campbell, Nancy Newman. Third Table: Phyllis Sneed, Nellie Wiseman, Sue Ann Thomas, Phyllis Flowers, vice-president, Rolando Walker, Salonia Flowers, Secretary, Marcia Palmer, President, Jeannette Thomas, Mary Hudson. 1 Dramatic Club J First Row: Connie Peck, June Shinn, Charlotte Croye, Anna Daubenspeck, Annette Keeney, Kay Keeney, Elaine Hudson, Jackie Hackney, Bonnie Cavendar, Gay Bays, Anne Parker. Second Row: Helen Tyo, Joan Rader, Maxine Walker, Betty Hodge, Donna Hastings, Joy Wentz, Jane Crowder, Freda Taylor, Dorothy Ballengee, Garnet Moore, Betty Jackson, Mary Perry. Third Raw: Carolyn Palmer, Glenda Halstead, Betty Taylor, Virginia Pilato, Mary German, Marietta Smailes, Libby Dearien, Rose Myers, Doris Douglas, Norma Spangler. Fourth Row: Ronald Young, Gaylord Maines, Margaret Scott, Ruth Saunders, Alice Belcher, Barbara Latham, Steve Carpenter, Edward Hanaker, Bill Skiles, Rodger Smith, Dick Price, James King, Ronald Morton, Eugene Dugan. Tl' DuPontiayi, 1951 Seventy mne Y-Teens First Row: Mary Casdorph, Anna Teague, Patsy Williams, Sophia Tassone, Margaret Armstrong, Alice Walker,- Maxine Spangler, Mrs. Durham, Barbara Morris, Faye Johnson, Janet Rutherford, Marjorie Gunnoe, Mary Bar- ker, Gail Martin, Victoria Slusher. Second Row: Lois Horan, Carol Lomax, Maralu Hodge, Barbara Abston, Phyllis Moles, Eugenia Wills, Reta Johnson, Joann Moore, Rosemary Lillibridge, Betty Lusher, Nancy Barton, Alice Wills, Delores Thornton. Third Row: Carlene Kinser, Betty Hudson, Virginia Morris, Betty Walker, Emily Lawrence, Peggy Trigg, Mae Kennedy, Phyllis Layton, Norma Moles, Loretta Morris, Maxine Stone, Ann Bowe. Fourth Row: Delores Young, Joann Mullins, Patsy Dunlap, Phyllis Thornton, Mary Hammons, Elisa Tuttle, Mary Abston, Jean Moore. Ananias Club Edward Honaker, President, Mr. Hamrick, Sponsor, Steve Carpenter, Vice-President, Tommy Patterson, Treas- urer. Second Row: James King, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Harrison Moore, Chairman of Ways and Means, Gaylord Moines, Sergeant of Arms. Third Row: Bernard Clark, Ambassador of Good Will, Eugene Dugan, Secretary. Esghty The DuPontian 1951 ,,, - ,L ,,,,,,,, ,A, ,,,,, , , Embroidery Club First Row: Nancy Sue Johnson, Faye Huffman, Cora Sue Hall, Maralu King, Nellie Marrs. Second Row: Martha Craiga, Wanda O'DeII, Delores Lykins, Janet Rice. Third Row: Janet Blevins, Joan Kincaid, Marilyn Edwards, Dora Thorn, Diane Gray, Delores Dodrill. GAA First Row: Glenda Fleck, Rita Danzer, Barbara Blount, Genevieve Taylor, Lynda Brown, Joan White, Bar- bara Briles, Kathryn Hall, Anna Jean Hostetter, president. . Second Row: Dorothy Hanson, Carol Cooper, Hattie Carr, Barbara Johnson, Mary Jane White, Rose Ann Harris, Hazel Burgess. Third Row: Mrs. Sylvia McCormick, sponsor, Dorma Rodgers, Jean Allen, Wanda Barton, Donzella Morris, Gloria Burgess. Q The DuPontiun, 1951 Eighty-one V? Yiriin, YY YY, , l Wood Shop 0 Paul Dunaway is a little puzzled as to what is wrong with his dog book ends but Mr. Reuter soon shows him just how it is done. First Row: Earl Canterbury, Jimmy Chase, Jim Mays, Robert Keeling, Freddie Frazier. Second Row: Samuel Elmore, Tom Morris, Paul Monk, Gene Melton, Kelly Brat- ton, Gary Burgess, Paul Abston, Jim Dunlap. Third Row: Jerry Cooper, Jessie Canterbury, David Booth, J. C. Marshall, Henry Bar- ker, Orville Bower, John Cox, Jerry Morris, William Dudding, Jimmy Taylor, Clifford Smith, Harry Null. First Row: Jerry Morris, Dean Bower, James Mays, Tom Myers, Wayne Buckner. Second Row: Mr. Reuter, Frank Walker, Paul Monk, Jimmy Taylor, Harry Hull, Robert Keeling, J. C. Marshall, Bobby Frazier. Eighty-tu:o The Du.Pontian, 1951 Panther Press Spring Follies Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes featuring waitresses Amelia Walker and Sue Lemon, Betty lGloria Burgessl, Scoop fBob Hobbsl, Kitty lDot Ballengeel, Joe CNorman Brownl, Mabel fCharIene Sheersl, Oscar CLewis Hunterl, and Jeanie lFaye Johnsonl. Top Right: Campus glamour girl Lana fMarty Pottonl and Ralph lRay Blackhurstl. Left: Coronation ceremony. Right: MoIasses , featuring Sam fBill Ervinel. Left: Back stage artists and stu- dent ossistants. Center: Pete lFrank Spouldingl and the quartette sing before breakfast. Lower right: Co- authors Byron and Faye, with Wilbur CTom Keeneyl watch dancers in the last act. The DuPontian, 1951 Eighty-three fbias Mommy 0 Mr. Hamrick gets ready to sing Carolina Moon, as Mr. Douglas gets his banjo tuned. Mr. Hamrick sings a lullaby, in the background, Mr. Garrity looks as it he might be ready to go to sleep. Everyone gets a laugh when Bill Lynch makes his second appearance to take that extra bow. The cast lines up once more to pose for a final picture. The DuPontian, 1951 Eighty-five 'Nw- 5 Fx 3 ,gx NQ Ni bw YN Q .X X .. ,X R X x Q ' F - x fx x 'W 5 x, X - . x' N xx. X X Eb Q -A . A xr X x. MW: grub . X xfslsggxgggsxg NagNNYN:NQX-rgaqxXNNx 'fx XSQX -x - Q- H Q- Q ' WN r Siisisigi SN XNQ X uws- SN S X , S' ufwx fx' 'W . X ASN.. SSQSQSQ x f X- -xx XR-W ,x Qi N M. - A. -s - ,155-bw Nycbixs 141 K mst X NN - ' .L.. N Q 5533155 f sv is-Swiss BN :Sw M222 -ii QS X Q ' Y : 'T 16 X x Y i ' X1 X Q A xx ws XS E. -Si xSNN? my X A x X ii-YEQQ-ii awxgiwsii wage XLXA . x m X x . X SS- K 3 igwi, M: AX X Q W- K 3 .14 5 ' X .mix 2.9 N vwwkf XX' ,X ....X X X NN E '95 I-11 Q -if f WSW x Q Tx 'VE-N XQq.x- 5 X - Xiwaggx gi' ' Sfijw ii . S k M ' Af ,L . as N X SS sf 3 S21 SP f Q X QS ' is Tfii Q X xx W xxx ,ik X ig. Nm ww Qwix N. Q Q f SXX ' f A A X5 LN. x ,f WZ! S Q SX? N1 fr Z 0 0 Sweet, loveable, nice, beautiful, no adjectives are strong enough to describe this year's Miss DuPont, Eleanor Curry. Pruney accepts her large bouquet of yellow mums from Mr. Carson, master of cere- monies. 0 Reba Jackson and Delores Daugherty, first two at- . tendants, and Barbara Bonnett, maid of honor, smile . proudly as they wait for the rest' of the attendants to nervously walk through the baton arch of the majorettes. 0 No one noticed how chilly the October night had become as all the attend- ants and their escorts pose for one final picture. Doris Ritz, Hafolcl Moore, Ruby Bowles, Ray Blackhurst, Opal Lawson, Joe Caruthers, Dottie Buford, Joe Mease, Barbara Butler, Don Wor- ster, Reba Jackson, Bill White, Delores Daugherty, Carl Hatfield, Maid of Hon- or, Barbara Bonnett, Eugene Melton, Miss DuPont, Elea- nor Curry, and Tommy Pat- terson. E ighty-eight The DuPontian, 1951 The DuPontian, 1951 QLOWER PICTURE COURTESY CHARLESTON DAILY MAH-I 0 DuPont's Bill Landis fights Nitro's Don Steele for a rebound in a 52-41 victory over the Wildcats. Byron Parrish and Bill Seacrist go sprawling on the floor in an effort to take the ball from Bob Jackson of Clendenin. James Mick and Joe Price are the other Cardinal players in the picture. 0 The Boogie Man is on the run! But not for long, as three South Charleston tacklers move in to down Jack Holmes after a short gain. The game ended in a 7-7 tie. Eighty-nine Panther Gridmen First Raw: John Cherry, Harold Helmick, Lewis Hunter, Bob Mason, Harold Hastings, Frank McKeown, Junior Matheny, Ronald Whitlock, Tom Stamper. Second Row: Coach Douglas, John Mooney, manager, Dana Bailes, Hansel Smith, Robert Hobbs, Bob Williams, Jim Larter, Marion Meadows, Jack Holmes, Richard Stanley, Rod- ger, Williams, Coach Sweeney. Third Row: Sonny Jeffries, Russell Hall, Tommy Day, Lowell Price, Leo Abston, Gordon Palmer, Ray Hoffman, Andrew Johnson, Harold Moore, Danny Williams. Fourth Row: Delano Toney, Bob Fidler, Bill Sheets, Jack Simmons, Steve Kozen, Cameron Akers, Clyde Burton, Grover Harmon, Roy Shreve. Missing from picture: David Fleming. Very Good Season DuPont Opponents 7 .-....... ..... S outh Charleston .... .... 7 7 l 3 .c.... ...,. B arboursville ,..,. .... O 38 fs-... ...sc M ontgomery .,... .... 6 7 .....s ..... N itro ...................... .... 7 6 ..Y,.. ...,. C harleston Catholic --- 6 2l ...... ..... C lendenin ,... .... 7 33 ...... ..... E Ikview --- ---- 6 O ...... ..... D unbar --- ,.... --2l g l4 ...,.. ...... M adison 6 ' H. B. lLegsl Douglas, athletic di- I2 w---- , ----, EQ51- Bqnk ,-Wh-n-.-------- ------- 'I 3 rector, head football COOC h, and CIS- sistant basketball coach. Won 5, Lost 25 Tied 3. Niflefy The DuPontian, 1 951 Team-Work 0 Dick Stanley is shown crossing the East Bank goal line after a six yard gain, to put Du-Pont ahead 6-O. Stanley picks up yardage in the first quarter at East Bank. 0 DuPont's Dan Williams moves in to bring Nitro's Kenny West down near the 30 yard line, Holmes, Smith, Hunter and Kozen are other Panther players. 0 Williams bulls his way into open field against Elkview in a 33-6 vic- tory. Jack Simmons, of DuPont, moves in to dump a Catholic back to the earth. 0 Dan Williams wrestles a Nitro back to the ground, for a loss, in a 7-7 tie game at Nitro. B. Williams, Kozen, Smith, Simmons and Mc- Keown of DuPont are also shown ready to help out. iSecond and last picture, Courtesy Charleston Gazette.J ' b . Basketball Squad First Row: Roger Williams, Joe Caruthers, Bill Landis, Bob Palmer, Bill Seacrist. Second Row: Gilbert Martin, Bob Hobbs, Ronald Whitlock, Freddy Frazier, Byron Parrish, Third Row:-lSEteve.Dean, James Steele, Bill Daw- son, Joe Berrier. Fourth Row: Coach Dick Sweeney, Hubert Bass, Charles rush.k M'anagers, Jimmy Kuhn and James McCormick. Missing. from picture: Dick Stanley and Danny Williams. Wins and Losses ' DUPONT OPPONENTS . N 3 7 ,,,..,,, ,.,,.. W ash i ng ton District .,,., ....,.., 2 8 46, ,,,., -, ....,. East Bank ....,............. ,..,.,. . 68 I 37 ....,.,. ...,,. C lendenin ........,...,, ..,..,,, 5 4 33 ....,... ..,.., S issonville .,..,,,,.,,.., ...QW35 1 31 ,.,...,, ..,,,, E lkview ..................... ..A..,... 2 6 ' 41, ,,..,,, .,..., C harleston Catholic ...... ,,..,,.. 3 2 39 .,,..,c, ....,, M ontgomery ....,,,.... ,,...... , 54 55. ......, ...,., S outh Charleston ...., ....... 6 7 52 ,...., ,. ..,... Nitro ..,...,,.,... ., ...,. ........ . 41 41 .,....., ..,,,, D unbar ........, ......... 9 1 43 ,,,..... ,,,.... E ast Bank ......,,... ......... 6 8 54 ,,,,,,., ,,,,,, M ontgomery ,......,,,.... ..,.,. .....,.. 3 8 70 ,,..,,, - ...... Stonewall Jackson ...... .,...V.......v...,... 6 9 45 ,,.,,,,, .e,,,. C harleston Catholic ,,,... - ............., 53 X ,,.,..,, .,.,.. 2 auth Charleston .... ......... 6 4 -.,--.,- ---.,. issonville ,--.--,-.-- ...--.--.56 0 Richard W. lButch1 Sweeney, 32 ........ ...... N itro ...,.,,....,.... ..-.-4.-- 5 6 head basketball coach, and os- 68 ........ ...... E lkview ...... -----.--- 4 3 sistant football coach. 51 ...,.o.. ......... C harleston ................. -........ 8 0 35 s.....,, - .....,.....,. Dunbar ,.....u......,,,........ ......... 4 0 59 SECTI1Z::L TOURNAMENT 46 56 ,,,,,.,. ...,.. E ost Bank ...,...,...... ............... 7 7 A Won 81 Lost 14. Ninety-two The DuPontian, 1951 X ummm: :gg x qw if .SM -N 4 .gi N' wwxx X Q x N55 X x X XM.. -Sifi-I-ftp : '- giifit . g . A553315 -K i'Sf9:Q x 252935 I x K it V f--EMXX X N . if 2251 ws X Nb x xg? K x ,xv -2 Q 1,5 1 - X X S 3 X Y N X XX X X X vfx X . Sym X XX A x N X xX S N Q X Q , iii? X XX 5 X Q X if X X Q X Q R X X N x X X X X Q X L Ts -X Sw Q Varsity Club First Row: Harold Moore, Jack Simmons, Dana Bailes, Jack Holmes, Richard Stanley, Danny Williams, Steve Kozen, Sonny Jeffries, Jim Larter. Second Raw: Paul Brown, Joe Caruthers, Lowell Price, John Cherry, Bob Hobbs, Bob Williams, Leo Abston, Marion Meadows, Lewis Hunter, Bob Palmer. Third Row: H. B. Douglas, Bill Landis, Bill Seacrist, Byron Parrish, Frank McKeown, Roger Williams, Ronald Whitlock, Gordon Palmer, Hank Smith, Harold Hastings. J O Harry M, Diller, machine shop instructor, kindly accepted the iob of Ath- letic Business Manager. Mr. Diller is responsible for the sales of all football and basketball tickets for both high school and junior high school games. ln his first year of service, he has taken a great burden from both the office of the principal and the athletic department. We congratulate you for a ' job well done, Mr. Diller. ul' Team Managers O Each year someone has to take care of the equipment for the basket- ball boys. This year, the job was filled by Jimmy Kuhn and Jimmy McCormick. These two fellows cer- tainly don't mind a little hard work, and they can be seen at any game cheerfully performing their numerous duties. B it NffWf!l'f0Uf The DuPontian, 1951 Cheerleaders O These six energetic girls, Lou- ella Martin, Lynda Brown, Carol Thompson, Barbara Briles, Gloria Burgess and Anna Jean Hastet- ter, take time out from leading the cheering section to pose for a picture. The cheerleaders prac- tice hard and if everyone had as much school spirit as they have, we would have a much better school. 0 Junior High Cheerleaders, Patty White, Josephine Minnix, Susan Parker, Henry Barker, Janet Smith, Peggy Gibson, and Patsy O'Daniels. The DuPontian, 1951 N inety-five DuPont Cubs First Row: Burl Dent, Paul Morris, Jerry Morris, Keith Pritt, Tommy Myers, Paul Stomper, Jimmy Nutter, Tommy Thompson, Hugh Pritt. Second Row: Coach M. T. Hamrick, Larry Stanley, Gary Hiser, Frank Runion, Jimmy Winters, Cobby Whitman, Jimmy Lett, Don Lykins, Jerry Stanley, Freddie Whitlock, Sam Hinzman, Manager. Third Row: Bob White, Ruddie Holbrook, Ronnie Rice, Larry Ervine, Frances Blackhurst, Jackie Calvert, Hubert Lykins, Verdon Bower, Stanford Harvey, Jackie Lucas, Robert Day, Jimmy Fleck, David Harless, Bobby Mc- Million. Head Man 0 M. T. lHickJ Hamrick, head football and bas- ketball caach of the junior high. N inety-six The DuPontian, 1951 Gaining Territory Top: DuPont Junior High lines up to punt formation against Roosevelt as the ball is being snapped. Middle: A Chelyan running play is stopped by the stiff DuPont defense. Bottom: A DuPont pass falls incomplete in the fading minutes of the game against Chelyan. DuPont 12 ........ 0 ......., Opponents - ......... South Charleston ...... --- -------- ------Roosevelt 21 ..,,. - ...... ...... J effe rson ..... ...... -------Midway ---------- ..------ --- I4 ........ ------ ........... Cheylan ,---- 14 ....... ....... C lenderiin 7 ........ Won 55 Lost The DuPontian, 1951 N inety-seven T Little Panthers First Row: Jimmy Hicks, Johnney Foster, Larry Stanley, Arthur Whitman, Keith Pritt, Yale Patton, Jim Lett, Burl Dent, Joe Ward. Second Row: Larry Ervine, Jimmy Winters,'DonaId Lewis, Gary Hiser, Darrel Thornton, Hugh Pritt, Hubert Lykins, Jerry Stanley, Tommy Thompson. Third Row: Bob Day, Mike Bowman, Lawrence Harmon, Jessie Lucas, Kenneth Wood, Jackie Lucas, Richard Hancock, Donald Conley, Bobby Smith. Fourth Row: Eugene Withrow, Jimmy Fleck, Gordon Burgess, Bobby Young, Tommy Kincaid, Jackie Mitchell, Ronnie Rice, Wyatt Lucas, Carl Walker. Fifth Row: Samuel Hinzman, Charles Farrell, Ronald Surbaugh, Donald White, Gene Patton, Robert Conley, and Coach M. T. Hamrick. DuPONT OPPONENTS 3l Jefferson ............, ....,... . 36 2l Midway ..... ..,..u,.. l 8 25 Roosevelt ...... ..,,,,,,. 2 8 l7 Wilson .. .,,.. .,,....., 3 l 33 Roosevelt ...,....... A.,.,c.s, 2 5 42 Rookie Reds .......... ....,,.., 2 O 35 South Charleston .,..., .,...,.. , 29 23 Clendenin .,......,.,c,. ...... l l 31 ,Lincoln ..,....,....,., .,.,.,.., 4 l 27 Wilson .....,..,,.,, , ..,, ,..,.s .30 2l South Charleston ,.,., ,.u.., l 7 33 Jefferson ....,..,,,,.,, ,, .,,., -28 20 Chelyan .... .. .s....,. I4 33 Chelyan .... ..,.,.s., 2 3 37 Clendenin ,..., M ,,,,,,. 34 23 Lincoln ....,...............,..,.,.,.. .,.,,,.,. 5 7 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 46 Jefferson .....,....,,,,..c.,.,,c .,.,.,.., 3 O 34 Roosevelt .s.....,.....u ..,...,.. 5 0 Wan ll, Lost 7. Ninety-eight The DuPo'ntian, 1951 c DuPontian, Uw-L14 ' q -Q ag 7- A : 5'f- , 'W I' We suggest in doing your shopping, if our odvertisers con supply your needs, potronize them. T Through their cooperotion we hove been oble to plcice this yearbook in your honds. Thon ks, The DuPontion Stoff 1951 N 11 Drive in and sAvE V'V'AN5 SHOP on an laundry and dry cleaning L'dQg:Ld'g'foCgj:jge S Services- Dry Goods and Notions Beauty Solon 'ik' Vivian Rader Owner Phone 9-5444 5 Belle, W. Vo. Laundry and Dry Cleaning service Get your School cmd Office Supplies . Qi' Sk Moonrs On the Boulevard Q, The S. Spencer Moore Co. -I-ruslow 'l'l8 Capitol St. Phone 2-6186 lOpposite Old P. O. WVEST VIRGINIA WATER CIIMPANY One Hundred The DuPontian, 1951 CHEMICAL VALLEY MADDOX GROCERY COW For Finest Quality in ' GROCERIES--MEATS-VEGETABLES Lumber 81 Millwork NAILS CINDER BLOCK ROOFING BRICK - WINDOWS CEMENT Doorzs MORTAR I P o Box No. asa Phone 5-5432 PHONE RAND BELLE' W, VA. 5-2174 WEST VIRGINIA EVERMAIVS CONFECTIONERY DuPont City, W. Vo. ik . Where DUPOHIIGYIS Enjoy Themselves DuPo t 1951 One Hundr d O UA SEOWBIS Sllpel' Mdfkefll IS THE FROM BE'-I-E SUPER MARKET mcKiNsoN s. COMPANY Phone 9-8223 MAI-DEN. Belle, W. Vo. WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of Gates Paint Mfg. Company Solesrooms - Summers and Virginia Phone 2-2121 Charleston, W. Vo. TAG GALYEAN Virginia and Truslow Streets DODGE I PLYMOUTH DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS lrene's Beauty Shop I For the Latest in Styles O Phone 5-21 I6 Rand, West Virginia Laird Office Equipment Ca. ATLAS BUILDING Charleston Phone 6-5353 Distributors for K A. HB. Dick Mimeogrcph Duplicating Machines and Supplies Your Silver Store Congratulations- Closs of '5I from MAU RO STU DIO 7l6 Virginia St., E. Near Capitol Onc H undrcd Two The DuPontian 1951 s X L I 'QF' I . . G ,AI G The Fomily En joys the H - 'Gif' H 'r . 'r Your sight is vciIuobIe-save it by using proper lighting while studying. Appalachian Electric Power Co Cong rotulotions, Seniors Ray's Service Station 81 Garage C. R. Francis, Prop. Phone 9-8161 Diamond, W. Va. FOUNTAIN CAFE 0 T-Bone Steak 81 Pork Chops O Regular Dinner 0 Plate Lunch 0 Sandwiches 0 Fountain Service O Home Baked Pies RAND, W. VA. PHONE 5-9918 Congratulations, Seniors BELLE ALKALI COMPANY BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA The DuPontirm, 1951 One Hundred Three ,qeaegm 6W ATTLEBORO MASSAC HUSETTS C Class Rings and Pins Diplomas - Personal Cards Commencement Invitations Club Insignia I Representative: MR. C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON P. O. Box l95 Siste rsvi l le, W. Vo. One Hundred Four The DuPontian, 1951 The Li'l Abner DRIVE IN 4 O HOT DOGS STEAKS HAMBURGERS PORK CHOPS BARBECUES HOMEMADE PIES FRENCH FRIES ALL KINDS OF DRINKS O 100 Yards East of Trail Drive ln Theater Route 60 Belle, W. Va. DuP0 t 1951 O e' Hundr CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Your Local Hardware Store BELLE HARDWARE CO. Phone 9-2192 716 Duknnt Ave.,-Boot Belle, W. Va. FOR APPOINTMENTS AT BeuIah's Beauty Shop Call 9-5815 Witcher, W. Va. Buy the Best at MARSHALL oIIIf SERVICE Gas Oil Accessories Rand, W. Va. Phone 5-4826 All the family enjoys shopping at SEACRIST GROCERY 1 5455 sf ,, ' O X Phone V Belle, SENIORS! Look on to a New and Wonderful Life Gentry Furniture Company 10 Capitol Street Charleston, W. Va. THE GIFT SHOPPE Gifts for every occasion DIAMOND, ' 9-474I W. VG- wesr VIRGINIA One Hundred Six The DuPo1 t 1951 PRINTING COMPANY O I I p I H U I n 6'l'I Pennsylvania Avenue CHARLESTON, W. VA. i' We ore hoppy to hove printed this onnuol for you. ,We give you best wishes for continued good heoIth,I hop- piness ond success. I Stop at the convenient DANIEL BO0NE TRAIL I WASHING - GREASING . . . WE FIX FLATS RIVERVIEW WEST VIRGINIA DuPontian, 1951 One Hundr I S T'PPY's BEAUTY SHOP YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN I'lifflEST'N Assocmnon Charleston, W. Va. COAL FORK WEST VIRGINIA 'L ,O MEMBERSHIP FEES Annual Semi-Annual TAYLOR'S sensors 417-201 10.00 8.00 . U 0 Seniors II5-I7J 8.00 6.00 Exclusive Mlllmery O O . DAVIS PARK CHARLESTON 223 3.1, S., p,,,,,e 3-4615 cAPu-ron. sr. was-r vmemm TIP TOP BARBECUE The Bright Spot On The BouIevard Restaurant Drive In 0 SOFT DRINKS 0 HOT DOGS 0 LUNCHES 0 HAMBURGERS 0 DINNERS 0 BARBECUES 0 SANDWICHES ' 0 SOFT DRINKS One Hundred Eight The DuPontian, 1951 GOOD: LUCK, SENIORS THE CHARLESTON CUT FLOWER CO. CHARLESTON, west VIRGINIAC .. SPECIAL RATES ON GRADUATION PICTURES Keep the Friendships of School Days Alive With A Photograph . Eid 3-32,25 DeLUXE STUDIO Makers of Photographs in this annual QAO 7l0W Lee Street Opp t V g Th t CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA TIDP 5 O dd 1i, O, omfws enocnzv DOUGLAS GROCERY -fs Ph e 9-2136 Witcher, W. Vo. -la HALSTEAD SERVICE STATION s s UY Olll' - TEXAC0 Meats - Feeds - Dry Goods Deule ' k, W. V . Spring Fork, West Virgin sprmg For U - r N HUNTER'S GROCERY One Hundred Ten: Tl D P t 1951 KEYSTONE Good Luck, SERVICE STATION Seniors! IO Cos or ro .H.8tL.M. d ph,P p.7 0 GREENBRIER DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY Complete Service For , The Automobile ne Rive ' W PHONE CHARLESTON 2 3185 WEST VIRGINIA Engravers for the PANTHER PRESS and THE DuPONTIAN it CHARLESTON ENGRAVING COMPANY 210 Hole Street Phone 3-4331 CHARLESTON, W. VA. ID 5 OHdll iff f Z 4 ff Sf! I 0 Enjoy'- N,:!Q,1 X The Bread L! I I W That's NATURALLY M1 ,444 FRESH! B ' 'BZ , vi- ! XX' f ' . X B B 1 B W X :K V B ' ' 'vu' MQ ' fy. , Baked By Conlon- West Virginia's FINEST BAKERY O I I Z h P 951 Buy the Best at P. E. Holz Sons 81 Co. Wholesale Meat Packers CHARLESTON, W. VA. Phone 2-2119 SHOE SHOP cn A w.x.es'roN w. vA. Best Wishes ' A KELLEY'S MEN'S SHOP FIDLER AND FRAME FUNERAL HOME Curlee Clothes-Mallory Hots Freeman Shoes Phone 2-1862 111 W. Washington St. DP ,E.--Bll,W.V. charleston' W. vo- 1126 u ont Avenue e e o PURITY MAID leads on these points: . ef- Angl- . CLEAN, SANITARY , ,,.,,. nurcl-:sus .... , ' swsa E f' 1 0 sPo'ru.sss ovens 44' 0 WSH MP' my Shim J? 0 sxmzr BAKERS Q '55 .,.x . ' 1 6? 'N I. ,ff Z P Y I ' 5'g'F'1 FF ' 5 0 Monmucs Z ' :A N9 M fm Fnzsmlsss V ' 'f?Q Q 5 Q W ,f f XXX bv Q 'ff .X- Iu ' H! I I o'e :A ' 'K'- 1 4 SSS A , . PERFECTLY BAKED JA 0,3 ' lp I M XX :fl 'S 5 A I' I A - FINEST N . . ,,n, M ..eA -A -- GT NO INGREDIENTS 5 5 aff. , ,,,, 7, ,, ,ff- extra C051- H .ruw lu, 0 UNIQUE ' NN :wip- ENRICHMENT s gjygfffyo ' .. .QW THERE IS NO 'BETTER BREAD The DuPontian, 1951 One Hundred Thirteen COMPLIMENTS OF ROY WEST 6' COMPANY Riverview, W. Va. Houses and building supplies without any money down and on easy monthly Galpe1'in9s . . . Your Complete Music Store 0 Conn and Pun American Band Instruments o Baldwin and Acrosonic Pianos 0 Magnavox Radio-Phonograph and Television -And of course all the latest recordings by your favorite artists. Gaiperin Music Co.. 17 CAPITOL ST. payments. Credit arranged in ten minutes-you can take your ' , . Congratulations, purchase with you. Seniors O from Located one mile East of Charleston on U. S. Route 60, where there's always plenty of comfortable parking space witcher west Virginia Stationers To The Class of l95l Class Rings Announcements Cards if MERREll'S, INC 115 South Second St. Clarksburg, West Virginia NORMAC TRANSPORTATION CO. Coal Fork, W. Va. We are proud of our No Accident Record. Help us keep up this good record. Bus. Phone 5-4103 Home Phone 5-3910 R. E. McDOWELL, Mgr. Onc Hundred Fourteen The DuPontian 195 CAPITAL CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Odd Fellows Bldg. Capitol ond Lee Sts. CHARLESTON, W. Vo. CONNELL STORE COMPANY Rand, W. Vo. Groceries - Frozen Foods Fresh Meats and Vegetables Phone 5-4821 Reach for and You'II Enjoy Every Meal x NW WN x S MQ XX Qoxwgi A wsxo ix x X XXXXXX X:XX X'3qXNx be NCQ Nw: X X X Q Km 'wEXw w N x R get X av X, X we med :sgigm NX ix SNXE gk N -Q-: 1 A Delivered Fresh '-r'.. 1 ':: To Your Grocers , A,gX.,.,.:.q-.-x-:'f5Q:e2-cv:- , 1 - I . - -- X QQZQKNF +I by , ww h NN. .- Q, -ws MXNX X - xws.,i - QQN S.s,sYgNYerf. ' X HxxxvX4x,ag:M1f-xx'NxQb,x:. Kr XX '.-xg,-s.gX 3.-. t - S.: K'x:::.:R Wx xtixqkxsrkxxo X -sz: .tfifz A O we N -X .. xNN3-wxw X X xx- L .I-MEX 2-I--W wk I x :. V - N -ez - --.exp -gf. I. 5. xks Kr. -. . . my ..1'i5sgf,::::.35-'A -jijjf wif-li, X 3, 'ilfiffrfi-. ' Lf I-1 Qxw. X A , 'Y' X' 35,1 'Sf IX A 6 ' N S QQEJ- 4 1. ex Q . 9 'W A 2.335 :iff-1:':b:g:ff:-, 'Q '.-:-g:- . x ':-5 'S, 'P--X . , W .:- Q',K,I.f'Y:-' ::gg.g5:5gg3g5?QNE,, N, X33 M- N- :IA I - rs. 1:2-Er :ss W .f 55:11-L-X 'X' Nag.. I 5fI3:: 555 XV Ifff5?::f4?,Y? Q -If ':2S1Q5sx.::.sff2sY:2 my 't'f:ixC5 X lx Y: if-5:-1: :2.?:- 5 X ' ' : Q:-' 5 K., ' ' xv N X, xx Q X XXQ xx X I -4 .rx N4 -'-'-' ' f ' EVERY DAY The DuPontian, 1951 One Hundred Ftfteen Phone 5-5287 for RAND TAXI 24 hour service Owner, Mr. M. Talbott ROBERTS cAFE JACIEIIIIIROST Full Course Dinner SENIORSI 0 Delicious Sandwiches May you achieve your O Hamburgers highest ambitions. ' Hot D095 0 Barbecues E. R, PARRY 0 Frozen Custard IKroger ManogerI CURB SERVICE BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA Lower Belle Route 60 THE HATFIELD-CAMPBELL CREEK COAL CGMPANY GENERAL OFFICE - REED, W. VA. Ona Hundred Sateen The DuPontum 1951 PERRY'S PLACE Best Hot Dogs - Bar None! HlCK'S RADIO SUPPLY Radio, Television, Industrial Sound HOT DOGS ond Amateur Euipment BARBECUES-HAMBURGERS soFT oR1NKs 9' SERVICE STATION Phone 3-5583 Phone 3-1216 10 Va., Eost 1614 7th Ave. Dial 5-2082 Coal Fork, W. Va. CHARLESTON' wi VA. B. F. GOODRICH TIRES-UNITED MOTORS WHlTE'S GARAGE, INC. General Repair - Painting Wrecker Service Phone 3-9486 PARK TIRE CO., INC. Wholesale 81 Retail Distributors o TELEPHONES 3-5589 8. 3-5580 518 E. Washington St. 1016 Va. St., E. Charleston CINFIGSNHI W- VG- McDoweIl's Sales C0nQrGfUI0fi0nS- and Service Seniors of '51 coal Fork, w. vo. I 'k 'k BICYCLES 81 PARTS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 81 REPAIRS TIRES BATTERIES FISHING SUPPLIES it Phone 5-4103 PFAFF 6' SMITH Builders Supply Co. i' Dial 2-5177 Spring and Bullitt Sts. Charleston, W. Va. The DuPontian, 1951 One Hundred Seventeen g Duke's Lunch Kin I We serve you with the best I 0 HOT DOGS 0 HAMBURGERS 0 BARBECUES ' 0 SOFT DRINKS 0 FROZEN CUSTARD gs Restaurant L- -, -:,29l.1 0706 LEE STREET- In Ilia Haart . of Downtown.Ch Into 0 UNITED CARBON BlDG -- Cl Sl it m f? locations 5 I f ill ll in in 0 ' Q 3: Coal Fork West Virginia I i ANY wAY You neun: . . Y 37 fl S g, I- jfLl r: -- cm Ewa Zag m gaaemgu 6'qat40700Q WI-IETI-IER YOU BUY A RANGE according to the tasty, whole- some meals you can cook on it . . . according to your budget . . . or whether you're concerned with cooking comfort, ease, and saving time-a new automatic GAS range is your best buy! , , SEE THE 0 awww MMM - AT Youn GAsgAPPuANcEi DEALERS UNITED FUEL GAS COMPANY 9571 i X one Hfmdfed Eighteen The DuPontzan 1951 I-I-.I T73-.-.f. 3 X ' .YV'5 l4-. 1-S3f3RfI53x257f71i:3I7. N Q it 3' xx mined QNX, Y COMPLIMENTS OF L Smith 81 Company NSA Q Nt , war. 2g'::g:3x,...::a:-:-: 2- 5 : ' . A -w v x, : .. . 2:?:T:T:f5:f:1:1S?5:i'3:55:ISSN . - ' ' 2 N. 5 X4-. ..-si: WS :rzrnrwriizire 14:4-1.:.:.-.-.g.:,f:::q.ggtgvgg, X I 4 . N 45-.tg Q .g.g.g.-2.1.3.-Q '5,fgsgsge:sgs5s:s:2:'1:2ff:fgsg3s5gg x iizgf ' 'ul?s22fif-'- fi 23132-'- 'g1QI:1:,:b K -. H A - ,- 356 .- -:sf-5 'NQTJ5 ww- I szrffi: E '4-- 1::z-'tiki -rs-85 ' ' me :f:E:'j 1' Q ,. 515:18-2' ' tie , - . Q 1:E:1:'.1. 'f f4f:- 'T '-,.,u x ' .. . 5: - A S5255 -gi, i K k1QE? 'f 'Wil-w sa we are is 5 Q9 ', A ' .- .4 1:3439 is N l - h . st .. .rx A,-Q gttgvrw 5 . , Q X 5 M'-' , , 1 -Q -- ,gh ,. i XN g . ,- if , A . . - ' iffiiiiaffigfi T Liberty Furniture Co. Phone 9-2197 Bene wi vu 915 Va. St.. E. Charleston, W. Va. CONGRATULATIONS, sENnoRs RAND DAIRY BAR from WE SERVE Lunches BowLEs DAIRY BAR ,,,,,,,,,c,,e, Fountain Service . Patent Medicines Coal Fark West Virginia Rand West Virginia First row-Barbara Hatfield, David Sowers, Jean Meadows, Joe Mease, john Hunter. Second row-Ronald Morton, Shirley Brown, Spencer Mullins. Third row-Charles Melton, Richard Smith, Gaylord Maines, Richard Dugan, Ken- neth Pritt, Carl Hatfield, George Brown, William Epps, Tommy Newcomer. Fourth -row-Director Eugene Dugan, Jerry Hunter, Steve Carpenter. The DuPontirm, 1951 One .Hundred Nineteen Index To Advertisers Appalachian Electric Power Co ..... .............. Balfour, L. G. Co. .................... -- ...... .. lgelle Alkali Co. ..,. -- Belle Hardware Co ....... Beulah's Beauty Shop ....,.. Belle Super Market ,..... Bowles Dairy Bar .......... Cablish Baking Co ..... .,..,...,....,... Charleston Engraving Co ................. Capital City Commercial College ,...,, ., Chemical Valley Lumber Co. ,......., - Charleston Cut Flower Co .,.. -- Conlon Baking Co. ....................... - 0 Connell Store- ...,.......................,....,.. . Daniel Boone Trail Service Station ....,,......... De Luxe Studio ,...................,......... Dickinson 8i Co. ...., -- Dukes Lunch .,................. Douglas Grocery ......,.....,... Everman's Confectionery ,...,s.....,, Fidler 8. Frame Funeral Home ........ ...... Fife Street Shoe Shop .,.............. Fountain Cafe .......,... Galperin Music Co. ......... Galyean, Tag, lnc. .... -- ..... -- Gaten's Grocery ............. Gates Paint Co. ......... - ...... . Gentry Furniture Co. .........,.. - Gift Shop ...,.,......,...,.,.,.....,....... Greenbrier Dairy Products C0. .................... Halstead Service Station ....... -- .,... - ..... -.--- Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal Co., The Hicks Radio Supply ,,..,.. - ................ -. .... -.-- Holz, P. E. Sons 8. Co. ............................, . Hunter's Grocery ....... -..- ......... - ....... -.------ lrene's Beauty Shop.-- ....... - ,.......... . ,....... --- Jones Printing Co. ...... -. ..... ---.. .... ..--- 113 111 118 102 119 105 102 117 101 106 102 114 100 114 117 116 117 117 113 119 116 103 116 106 114 119 100 108 108 108 118 100 114 100 117 -Q 103 Kelley's Men's Shop--.---- ........................ -- 104 Keystone Service Station ..... - .... ..----.-.------.- 103 Kings Restaurant ....... L ........, 106 Laird Office Equipment ,,...,.. ...... 106 Liberty Furniture Co ...... -- ....... - ...,,.. ......, 102 Li'l Abner ....... ----- ..., - ...., --- 119 Lincoln Jewelers ..................... - ..... ..-- 115 McDowell's Sales 8. Service ........ ......, 1 1 1 Maddox Grocery-----.. ..... -. ....... ------- 115 Marshall Gulf Service Station ....... ....... 101 Mauro Studio ,.......... -.-- ....... --- 109 Merrell's, lnc. ............................ ....... 112 Moore, S. Spencer, Book Store ....... ....... 115 Normac Transportation Co. ....,... ...... . . 107 Park Tire Co., lnc. ....................... ........ - . 109 Parry, E. R., Kroger Store Mgr ........ -- ...... - 102 Perry's Place ................................. ....c.. 118 Pfoff at smith .......... -- ...... H0 Purity Baking Co ,....... .- ....,. lol Rand Dairy Bar ..,..... --- H3 Rand Taxi Co .............,.. -- .. .................. . 113 Ray's Service Station.--- ,............ - ...... .-- 103 Robert's Cafe .......... .-..- ...,,.... - ......... ....... 114 Seacrist, W. Va. ................,. - ......... ...... - 102 Smither's, Jim, Esso Station ........ -.- .......... - 110 Smith, W. L. Co. ........ --- ................. ...... - 102 Superior Laundry ..................,. -- ............... - 106 Taylor's Exclusive Millinery ....... 106 Tippy's Beauty Shop .... .. ............. - ............. 111 Tip Top Barbecue---- ........... - ..... ---.-.------ 110 United Fuel Gas Co. ......... ----- 116 Vivian Shop--- --...------ - .----...--. - : :Z West, Roy 81 Co.---,.---. -..-....- - --.... -----.- HO West Virginia Water Service Co. ---....-...---- - 102 White's Garage, lnc.---.- -.--. -----------.------ 107 Y. M. C. 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