DuPont High School - DuPontian Yearbook (Belle, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

fx P'- -SX Q .f kl P' ' T-'L- ln . 756 Zac ?anz'6cm -r .?l 9-' , 'IS I II: Is s 7955 Published by the Senior Class Dapam! Sedan! BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA cvzeaaafzcl WE, THE STAFF of the 1953 DuPontian, have chosen Building for the Future as the theme for this edition of the annual. The main reason for the selection of our theme was the fact that the years we spend in school are the building years of our lives. This year, a new annex was started on DuPont High School to alter the crowded conditions in the school. When the construction is completed, there will be four new classrooms and an all-purpose utility room. Two The DuPontian, 1953 CONTENTS DEDICATION ..,,. ,,,-,, 4 FACULTY ..... ...,,, 5 SENIORS ....... ,..,,.. 1 3 IUNIORS ...,A......... ....... 2 7 SOPHOMORES ......,, ,,..... 3 7 FRESHMEN ,..... .,,.... 4 7 EIGHTH GRADE ,,,.... ,A,,.... 5 1 SEVENTH GRADE .,,... .,...,.. 5 4 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES ....,. I....... 5 9 ATHLETICS ...... .,,...... 1 03 ADVERTISING ................. ...,I,,., 1 15 ADVERTISER'S INDEX ....., .,.,...A. I 36 1 ir Editor ...........................,. ....... S HIRLEY SIGMAN Business Manager ....,.......... .....,,.. D REMA HARVEY The DuPontian, 1953 Advertising Manager .......,. ......,,, I EAN ALLEN Faculty Adviser ....... ...,.,.... B . F. GILLUM TW? Dedication Matthew F. Paulich We, the Senior Class of 1953, dedicate this edition of the DuPontian to Mr. M. F. Pavlick in recognition of his untiring services and loyal devotion to DuPont High School. Mr. Pavlick, the typing instructor, has been very instrumental in helping graduates secure positions in the commercial Held. Four The DuPontian, 1953 Principal ONE of the many du- ties of our school secre- tary, Mrs. Lobuts, is to take care of the per- manent record cards. Mrs. Lobuts is checking the Senior's credits. Miss Dunlap also Works in the olhce. The DuPontian, 1953 MR. GARRITY, princi- pal, does a wonderful job in managing the af- fairs of DuPont High School. His duties as head of DuPont are nu- merous. Mr. Garrity is reading the daily an- nouncement sheet over the public address sys- tem to inform the stu- dents of the day's sched- ule. School Secreta ry Five Deans As DEAN of Girls, Mrs. Violet Campbell has a tremendous task. It is her job to help settle those problems that frequently beset teen-agers. Mrs. Campbell is al- ways ready to give assistance when it is needed. MR. BLACK, Dean of Boys, has many jobs to fulfill. His duties include: writing absent excuses, making schedule changes, and con- sulting With students when they have dilliculties in classes. The students at DuPont have grown to respect Mr. Black for the Hne job he does as Dean of Boys. Z The successful operation of DuPont High lies in the hands of the deans. Their chief concern is to interpret and fulfill the needs of the students. The deans, who are chosen for their outstanding abilities, provide the students with knowledge which will be necessary for their future. ix The DuPontian 1953 acuity Sherman Lewis, foreman for Agsten and Sons Construction Company, and Mr. Garrity, principal, look over the plans for the new addition and inspect the work already completed. The DuPontian, 1953 Seven F A C LQ L T Y FRANK BLACK A.B. Amherst College M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity Mathematics Dean of Boys VIOLET DEEM CAMPBELL A.B., Ohio University Speech Dean of Girls Dramatics Senior Class Play Senior Class Adviser L S. CARSON A.B. West Virginia Tech Bandmasters Certilicate, Chi- cago Musical College B.M., M.M. Capitol City, C0- lumbus, Ohio Instrumental Music SARAH J. COPELAND A.B. Marshall College Morris Harvey Seventh Grade Adviser Drarnatics Club English Eight HARRY M. D1LLER T.I. Instructor Marshall College Morris Harvey College West Virginia Tech Trade Industrial Education Machine Shop Mathematics Dancing Club Athletic Business Manager HARRY B. DOUGLAS B.S. Davis :Sr Elkins College X M.A. Marshall College ' Mathematics . ' Mechanical Drawing l Athletic Director 1 Head Football Coach EDNA DUNAWAY Morris Harvey A.B. Marshall College University of Pittsburgh Sophomore Class Adviser Commercial Sz Faculty Sec- retaries Club Bookkeeping Shorthand ALICE ARACOMA DUNLAP Alderson Broaddus College Marshall College B.S. Morris Harvey College Secondary Education Sophomore Class Adviser Quill and Scroll Sponsor Social Dancing Club General Business Typing The DuPontian, 1953 F A C U L T Y ROSELYN DURHAINI B.S. Morris Harvey M.A. Marshall College Michigan State College West Virginia University junior Class Adviser Y-Teen Sponsor BILL F. GARDNER B.S. Marshall College M.S. Marshall College Iunior Class Sponsor Hi-Y Sponsor Physics Chemistry Science Biology B. F. GILLUM A.B. West Virginia VVesleyan American History Senior Class Adviser DuPontian Adviser National Honor Society Sponsor ANNA GRAY A.B. West Virginia Institute of Technology M.A. VVest Virginia Univer- sity English and History Sophomore Class Adviser Dramatics Club Iunior National Honor So- ciety The DuPontian, 1953 A M. T. HAMRICK A.B. VVest Virginia Wesleyan M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity XVorld History junior High Football Coach Junior High Basketball Coach Track Coach ' ' ' - -wr afikez A, g ,p , ANN E. HILL ' . . R ' B. of Music Education, Shen- andoah Conservatory University of Michigan Vocal Music , 1 W is l High School Choir junior High Mixed Chorus Eighth Grade Club Chorus Male Glee Club junior Class Adviser W 'E 'Q -' i,seaa.1,. ge., :ww g . 'QQ '-va ii' if ' ig fi? ., , 2' :1'+2.l .':139:11 .:'..f: .' 1 , .azz ' ' ' , .img uf: 11:21 - -5,1-igsfji,-f ' f- fw f-wif ,,:!w,, - . ' -Zvi.. 52923, ' ' -Pfam :Mr . R ggi' -eg,f,agiQ9 g1ggi,g-,1f1 Ar A25 are -L em H . mwzsfef1zifzfgsiemwzxiw Q 1 rim- .. - . W ,sfwmxzm f ,sA- 'Ageless Jim, 1 Maw! , me H. fa -- time W -ir M. -fx- QUEUE HUMPHREYS B.S. West Virginia Tech M.A. VVest Virginia Univer- sity Seventh Grade Adviser Science and Health Model Aircraft Club Assistant Football 81 Basket- ball Coach BARBARA ANN JOACHIM A.B. West Virginia Tech University of Wisconsin Librarian Senior Class Adviser National Honor Society Spon- sor Library Club Nine F A C U L T Y 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 Eighth Grade Adviser Panther Press Adviser Quill and Scroll Adviser ' Follies Director ISABEL KIMMEL B.S: West Virginia Univer- sity M.S. New York University Social Studies Ninth Grade Adviser MARGARET KYLE A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan M.A. Teachers College Co- lumbia University English French Le Cercle Francais Freshman Adviser Ten EDYTH FRENCH MARTIN Randolph - Macon Woman's College B.S. West Virginia Univer- sity Columbia University Student Council Adviser English Iunior Class Adviser Quill and Scroll Sponsor Social Dancing Club FRANCES MEREDITH A.B. Marshall College Sewing Freshman Adviser Sewing Club Ir. National Honor Society SYLVIA P. McCoRMrcK B.S. West Virginia Univer- sity M.S. West Virginia Univer- sity Physical Education, Health, and Social Hygiene Girls' Athletic Association Junior Class Adviser Cheerleader Sponsor MATTHEXV F. PAVLICK A.B. Marshall College M.A. University of Pittsburgh Typing Senior Class Adviser Supervisor Faculty Secre- taries National Honor Society Spon- sor Drivers' Education Club The DuPontian, 1953 F A C U L T Y ARNO REUTER M.S. Penn State B.S. Ohio University Shop Instructor Visual Education Club BILLY G. SARGENT Pikeville Ir. College A.B. Marshall College Mathematics Physical Science Seventh Grade Adviser Science Club SIMA SHOR B.S. West Virginia Univer- sity Geography Advertising Adviser for Pan- ther Press Seventh Grade Adviser Quill and Scroll Sponsor junior Red Cross Sponsor VIDA SMITH B.S. Margaret Morrison Col- lege of Carnegie Institute of Technology Foods Cafeteria Management The DuPontian, 1953 FRANCES FOLSUM STURM A.B. University of Kentucky M.A. Columbia University Mathematics Eighth Grade Adviser Bible Club RICHARD W. SWEENEY B.S. Morris Harvey Health Varsity Club Head Basketball Coach Ninth Grade Adviser West Virginia University MAXINE THACKER A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity Biology Sophomore Class Adviser Bird Club EDRA SMITH WHEELOCK B.S., M.A. West Virginia Uni- versity English Eighth Grade Adviser Iunior High Dramatics Spon- sor Eleven F A C L L T Y IOSEPHINE WOLFE A.B. Glenville State College Marshall College English Sophomore Class Adviser Senior Dramatics Club National Thespian Society Sponsor CHESTER JAIXIES O,BRIEN A.B. Fairmont State College M.A. VVest Virginia Univer- sity Industrial Arts ZENITH YOUNG A.B. Marshall College Ringling School of Art Academy of Art, Cincinnati Columbia University Art Eighth Grade Adviser THE COINILIERCIAL DEPARTMENT at DuPont has been built up a great deal in the last few years. This year the typing department, with the aid of the Boosters Club, purchased two electric typewriters. Standing around the type- writers are left to right: Mr. L. S. Carson, treasurer of the Boosters Club, Mr. Matthew F. Pavlick, typing instructor, Mr. Joe Gregg, president of the Boosters Club, Mr. Stanley Pascavis, membership solicitor for Boosters Club, and Mr. Paul Snodgrass, representative of the IBM Company. Twelve The DuPontian, 195-S' eezdafw THE CONSTRUCTION of this building is almost completed as is the sec- ondary education of the seniors. This new annex will be put to good use in educating future students, and We hope the seniors Will put the knowledge they have gained in high school to use to make the World a better place in which to live. The DuPontian, 1953 1 Thirteen Seniors ROBERT EUGENE WHITE, Reed- Class President, 45 DuPontian, 3, 45 Assistant Photographer, 85 Photogra- pher, 45 Advertising Staff, 3, 45 Pan- ther Press, 3, 45 Student Council Cabinet, 45 S.A.S.C. Convention, 45 Quill and Scroll, 45 Track, 35 Boys' gtate, 35 Dance Club, 35 Bird Club, ROGER LEE PALMER, Coal Fork- Class Vice-President, 45 Social Danc- ing Club, 45 Football Manager, 35 Varsity Club, 35 Chorus, 25 Spring Follies, 25 Student Council 2. PATSY RUTH GREEN, Rand- Class Secretary, 45 DuPontian, 45 Subscription Staff, 45 Panther Press, 2, 3, 45 Advertising Staff, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers of America, 2, 3, 45 gaiilty Secretary, 45 French Club, CAROL SUE MIDKFF, Coal F ork- Class Treasurer, 45 Commercial Club, 45 Faculty Secretary, 45 Social Danc- ing Club, 35 Student Council Con- vention, 85 Student Council, 35 Band, 25 Majorette, 25 Dramatic Club, 2. Fourteen JANET DEMPSEY, Belle- Faculty Secretary, 45 Panther Press, 45 Student Council, 2, 3, 45 S.A.S.C., 45 W.V.S.C., 45 Advisory Board for Student Life, 45 President, 45 Driver Education, 35 All County Chorus, 2, S5 Chorus, 2, 35 French Club, 25 gperetta, 25 National Honor Society, SHIRLEY JEAN SIGMAN, Belle- DuPontian, 3, 45 Assistant Editor, 35 Editor, 45 Advertising Staff, 3, 45 Subscription Stailf, S, 45 Faculty Secretary, 45 Future Teachers of America, 45 National Honor Society, 3, 45 Treasurer, 45 Panther Press, 3, 45 Advertising Staif, 3, 45 Quill 8: Scroll, 45 Vice-President, 45 Spring Follies, 45 Attendant to Miss DuPont, 45 Student Council Cabinet, 45 Vale- dictorian, 45 Rhododendron Girls' State, 35 U.H.S.P. Convention, 35 S.I.P.A. Convention, 35 French Club, 25 Operetta, 2. GERALDIN E BURDETTE, Belle- Y-Teen Club, 45 DuPontian, 45 Sub- scription Staff, 45 Faculty Secretary, 45 National Honor Society, 8, 45 President, 45 Panther Press, 2, 3, 45 Advertising Staff, 25 Managing Edi- tor, 85 Editor, 45 Quill and Scroll, 3, 45 President, 45 Spring Follies, 2, 3, 45 Co-Author, 45 Student Council Cabinet, 45 Attendant to Miss Du- Pont, 45 Dramatic Club, 85 S.I.P.A. Convention, 2, 35 U.H.S.P. Conven- tion, 35 Mixed Chorus, 25 Sewing Club, 25 Majorette, 2. EDNA MAE PRITT, Belle- Spring Follies, 45 Bible Club, 45 Third Place in State American Le- iion Essay Contest, 35 Salutatorian, The DuP0ntian, 1953 BARBARA JEAN ABSTON, Tad- Y-Teen Club, 2, 3, 4, U.H.S.P. Con- vention, 3, 4, S.I.P.A. Convention, 8, 4, DuPontian, 4, Subscription Staff, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Panther Press, 3, 4, Managing Editor, 4, Spring Follies, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4. LEO ABSTON, Tad- gootball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, CAMERON RAY AKERS, Malden- Football, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 8, Chorus, 2, Minstrel, 2. PHYLLIS EUGENIA ALLEN, Tad- DuPontian, S, 4, Advertising StaH, 3, -4, Subscription Staff, 3, 4, Assis- tant Advertising Manager, S, Adver- tising Manager, 4, Panther Press, 4, Spring Follies, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, G.A.A. 2. ANITA BAILEY, Coal Fork- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3. The DuP0ntian, 1953 I x Seniors MARY ANN BARKER, Rand- Cheerleader, 3, G.A.A., 3, 4, Y-Teen Club, 2. NANCY RUTH BARTON, Reed- Faculty Secretary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Y-Teen Club, 2, 4. WANDA LEE BARTON, Reed- Faculty Secretary, 4, Y-Teen Club, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Band, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2 ARNETT RAY BECKETT, IR., Rand- Student Council, 2, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, All Male Chorus, 3, 4, Driver Edu- cation Club, 3, Minstrel, 2, Band 2, S. ALICE BELCHER, Coal Fork- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Minstrel, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3. F ifteen Seniors WILMA KATHRYN BELCHER, Coal Fork- 1 Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 43 Dramatic Club, 2, 3. LEOLA LOWE BONHAM, Rand- Chorus, 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus, 2, 3, Social Dancing Club, 3, 45 Spring Follies, 35 Needle Craft Club, 2, Operetta, 2. FREDDIE BONNETT, DuPont City- Social Dancing Club, 4, Spring Fol- lies, 3, 4, Machine Club, S, Athletic Club, 2. RALPH LEWIS BONOME, Malden- ELIZABETH ANN BOWE, Cinco- Y-Teen Club, 2, 8, 45 Vice-President, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4. Sixteen LYNDA JANE BROWN, Diamond- G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spring Follies, 2- S.I.P.A. Convention, 2, U.H.S.P: Convention, 2. VVILLIE MAE CANTERBURY, Malden- Commercial Club, 43 Maiorette, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Captain, 4, Social Danc- ing Club, S, Panther Press, 2, 35 Spring Follies, 2, 3, Operetta, 25 Chorus, 2, Red Cross, 2. BILLY JOE CARPENTER, Belle- Social Dancing Club, 4, Driver Edu- cation Club, 3. DENNIS G. CARTE, Rand- Panther Press, 4, Social Dancing Club, 8, 4g Hi-Y Club, 2. RAY CARUTHEBS, Rand- Panther Press, 45 Fall Follies, 4, Basketball, 2, 3. The DuPontian, 1953 RAY MILTON CLARK, Coal Fork- Bancl, 2, 3. BOBBY GENE COMPTON, Rand- Social Dancing Club, 4. PHYLLIS JEAN CONLEY, Tad- Visual Education Club, 4, Y-Teen Club, 3. RALPH COOK, Belle- Social Dancing Club, 3, 4 Shop Club, 2. CLARENCE WESLEY CRITCHFIELD, Rand The DuPontian, 1953 Machine Seniors MARGARET JANE CROWDER, Coal Fork- Library Club, 3, 4g Dramatic Club, 2. REBA MAE CROWDER, Tad- Faculty Secretary, 45 Library Club, 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE CROYE, Belle- Faculty Secretary, 45 Dramatic Club, 2, gg All County Chorus, 3g Chorus, 2, . ANNA FAYE DAUBENSPECK, Belle- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 45 Panther Press, 2, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, All County Chorus, 3, Dra- matic Club, 2, 33 Spring Follies, 25 Operetta, 2. WILLIAM E. DAWSON, Belle- Basketball, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Panther Press, 8, 45 Sports Ed- itor, 4g Student Council Cabinet, 4, DuPontian, 4, Advertising Staff, 45 Mountaineer Boys, State, 3. Seventeen Seniors STEPHEN WEBB DEAN, Rand- Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 4. PATSY MARIE DUNLAP, Belle- Faculty Secretary, 4, Red Cross, S, 4, Y-Teen Club, 2. ROBERT YOUNG FIDLER, Belle- Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, DuP0ntian, 4, Sports Editor, 4, National Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Spring Follies, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, All Coun- ty Chorus, 2, 3, All State Chorus, 3, Student Council, 3, Vice-President, 8, Mountaineer Boys' State, 3, Ka- nawha County Co-government, 3, Minstrel, 2, Operetta, 2. PHYLLIS JEAN FLESHMAN, Coal Fork- liaculty Secretary, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Social Dancing Club, 8, Sewing Club, 2. SHIRLEY ANN FLOWERS, Coal Fork- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2. Eighteen ii:- WILBUR FRED FRYE, Belle- Hi:Y Club, 4, Fall Follies, 4. KENNETH RAY FULTZ, Belle- Social Dancing Club, 2. JOAN MARIE GOFF, Reed- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Drivers Education Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2. JAMES LLOYD GREENE, Rand- PAUL GREGORY, Belle- Hi-Y Club, 3, 4. The DuPontian, 1953 PATSY RUTH GRULLA, Belle- Chorus, 2, 3, All County Chorus, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 3, Faculty Sec- retary, 4, Thespian Society, 3, 4, Student Council, 4, National Honor Society, 4. KATHERINE HALL, Reed- Cheerleader, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Fa- culty Secretary, 4. GLENDA SUE HALSTEAD, Coal Fork- Band, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 3, Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4. PHILLIP HALSTEAD, Belle- Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 3, 4, Minstrel, 4. MARY ELIZABETH HAMMONDS- Y-Teen Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 3, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4. The DuP0ntian, 1953 Seniors DREMA DELL HARVEY, Belle- French Club, 2, 3, F.T.A., 3, Du- Pontian, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Student Coun- cil Cabinet, 4, National Honor So- ciety, 4. BARBARA ANN HAYNES, Belle- Dramatic Club, 4, French Club, 2, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4, Panther Press, 3, 4, Feature Editor, 4, S.I.P. A. Convention, 3, 4, U.H.S.P. Con- vention, 8, 4, F.T.A., 4, Spring Fol- lies, 3, 4, Student Council Cabinet, 4, Maid of Honor to Miss DuPont, 4. RONALD EDWARD HILL, Belle- gli-Y Club, 4, Social Dancing Club, SAMUEL FREDRICK HINZMAN, Rand- Visual Education Club, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN YVONNE HODGE, Coal Fork- Y-Teens Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 3, 4. Nineteen Seniors ESTLE RAYMOND HOFFMAN, Belle- Social Dancing Club, 35 Hi-Y Club, 4, Follies, 4. LOIS JEAN HORAN, Rensford- Y-Teen Club, 2g Ir. Red Cross, 3, Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4. HAROLD LEE HUDNALL, Coal Fork- Class Treasurer, 35 Hi-Y Club, 25 Social Dancing Club, 3, 45 Student Council, 3, 45 Student Council Cabi- net, 4, Mountaineer Boys, State, 3. RICHARD THOMAS HUNTER, Belle- gli-Y Club, 23 Social Dancing Club, DOLORES ANN JARRETT, Belle- Band, 2, 3, 4, Social Dancing Club, S5 Y-Teen Club, 4g DuPontian, 3, 45 Advertising Staff, 3, 45 Subscription Staff, 3, 45 Faculty Secretary, 4, Majorette, 2, S, 45 Captain, 4, Min- strel, 4g Spring Follies, 2, 8, 4, Stu- dent Council Cabinet, 4, National Honor Society, 8, 4, Miss DuPont, 4. Twenty ANDREW JACKSON IOHNSON, IR., Belle- Football, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 35 Social Dancing Club, 4, Minst CHARLES BEE KEENEY, Malden- Bible Club, 3, Study Club, 2, er Education Club, 4. MARGARET MAE KING, DuPont City- rel, 2. Driv- Chorus, 2, 33 All County Chorus, 2, 35 French Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 8, Dramatic Club, 4, F aculty Secretary, 4, Operetta, 2, Spring Fol- lies, 4. CHARLENE FAY KINSER, Tad- Y-Teen Club, 2, jr. Red Cross 35 Commercial Club, 45 F Secretary, 4. Club , aculty JACK KINSEY, DuPont City- The DuPontian, 1953 JAMES BUCHANAN KUHN, III, Belle- Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y State Conven- tion, 3, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Bas- ketball Manager, 2, 3, 4. ROY LEE LAWSON, Reed- Hi-Y Club, 2, Machine Shop, 3, So- cial Dancing Club, 4. KEITH LEDSOME, Rand- Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Club, 2, 3, gtuilent Council, 2, Male Glee Club, , . JAMES WILLIAM LEDSOME, Rand- Athletic Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4. BETTY ANN LUSHER, Coal Fork- Y-Teen Club, 2, Dancing Club, 3, 'Cominiercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, . The DuPontian, 1958 Seniors DIXIE LEMOYNE MCCLUNG, Rand- Chorus, 2, 3, All County Chorus, 2, 3, French Club, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, 4, Glee Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4. SHELBY MCNEAL, Rand- Band, 2, 3, Athletic Club, 2, Social Dfnncini Club, 3, 4, Student Coun- ci , 2, . GLORIA GAIL MARTIN, Belle- Class Vice-President, 2, Y-Teen Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 3, Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tlary, 4, Attendant to Miss DuPont, AUDREY MAYS, Rand- Social Dancing Club, 4. JEAN ANN MEADOWS, Belle- Band, 2, 3, All State Band, 2, 3, Chorus, 2, All County Chorus, 2, Glee Club, 2, Sewing Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 3, Attendant to Miss DuPont, 4, Orchestra Club, 2, 3, Faculty Secretary, 4, Panther Press, 2, Advertising Staff, 3, .4, Spring Follies, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 4, F.T.A., 4, Band Ensemble, 2, 3, U.H.S.P. 2. Twenty-one Seniors PHYLLIS MOLES, Tad- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Y- Teen Club, 2. JEAN MOORE III, Cinco- Faculty Secretary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen Club, 2. IOANN CAROL MOORE, Tad- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, S, Class Secretary, 3, Y-Teen Club, 2. COYLE J. MORRIS, Coal Fork- Panther Press, 4, Fall Follies, 4, Social Dancing Club, 4, Machine Shop, 3, Hi-Y Club, 2. DONZELLA JEAN MORRIS, Reed- Faculty Secretary, 4, Y-Teen Club, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, G.A.A. Club, 2. Twenty-two LORETTA SUE MORRIS, Coal Fork- Social Dancing Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen Club, 2. ROSE MARIE MYERS, Coal Fork- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 8, Dramatic Club, 2. GERALD M. NELSON, WVitcher- Hi-Y Club, 2, 8, 4, Hi-Y Iackson Mill, 3, 4. RUTH MARIE NELSON, Belle- Y-Teen Club, 8, 4, Future Teachers of America, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Panther Press, 8, 4, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, 8, Business Manager, 4, Advertising Stall, 3, 4, Editorial Staif, 8, 4, DuPontian, 3, 4, Sub- scription Staff, 3, Advertising Staff, 4, Typist, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, Secretary-Treasiu-er, 4, National Hon- or Society, 4, Spring Follies, 2, 3, 4, Finance Manager, 3, 4, S.I.P.A. Con- vention, 3, 4, U.H.S.P. Convention, 3, Morgantown Press Convention, 4, French Club, 2, Operetta, 2. THOMAS GENE NEWC OMER, Rand- Chorus, 4, All Male Chorus, 8, 4, All County Chorus, 4, All State Chorus, 4, Panther Press, 3, 4, Mor- gantown Press Convention, 4, Spring Follies, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3. The DuPontian, 1953 CAROL ANN PALMER, Coal Fork- Band, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Minstrel, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 3. EARL PAULEY, Rand- Varsity Club, 4, S.A.S.C. Conven- tion, 4, DuPontian, 3, Assistant Business Manager, 3, Panther Press, 3, Advertising Staff, 8, Faculty Sec- retary, 4, Minstrel, 2, 4, Spring Fol- lies, 8, Athletic Manager, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Bird Club, 2, 3, Class Vice-President, 3, U.H.S.P. Convention, 3. MARLENE THERESA PLACANICA, Rensford- Y-Teen Club, 3, 4. N SHERRY SYLVIA SELBE, Tad- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, Majorette, 2. BILL SHEETS, Rand- Social Dancing Club, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 2, 3. The DuPontian, 1953 Seniors JUNE WESTINE SHINN, Cinco- Band, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2. ROY KENNETH Sl-IREVE, Belle- Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 4, Track, 8, Study Club, 2. RUSSELL WADE SKILES, Coal Fork- Chorus, 2, 4, Drivers Education Club, 4, Machine Shop, 3. VICTORIA MARIE SLUSHER, Belle- Cornmercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 8, Y-Teen Club, 2. KENNETH LEE SMITH, Charleston- Twenty-three Seniors FRANKLIN DELANO SPAULDING, Rand- Chorus, 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus, 3, Min- strel, 2, 4, Spring Follies, 2, 3, 4, Social Dancing Club, 8. DALLAS SPRADLING, Charleston- Bird Club, 2, 4, Dramatic Club, S. DONALD DEE STAMPER, Georges Creek- Band, 2, 8, 4, Minstrel, 4, Spring Follies, 4. THOMAS FRANKLIN STAMPER, Malden- Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel, 4, Track, 3. JAMES DARRELL STEELE, Diamond- Drivers Education Club, 4, Bible Club, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club, 2. Twenty-four JOHN STEELE, Diamond- JANE PRESTON STE CALL, Belle- Dramatic Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, DuPontian, 4, Advertising Staff, 4, Panther Press, 2, 3, 4, Fea- ture Editor, 3, Associate Editor, 4, Advertising Staff, 2, Spring Follies, 3, 4, Co-Author, 4, Student Direc- ,tor, 4, Future Teachers of America, 4, French Club, 2, 8, Operetta, 2, S.I.P.A. Convention, 3, U.H.S.P. glonvention, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll, CLARENCE DAVID STEWART, Quincy- Social Dancing Club, 3, 4. MARY SOPHIA TASSONE, Coal Fork- Faculty Secretary, 4, Panther Press, 8, Student Council, 2, 3. FREDA TAYLOR, Malden- Chorus, 4, Bible Club, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2. The DuP0ntian, 1953 Lois JACQUELINE THOMAS, Diamond- Faculty Secretary, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Library Club, 3. PATRICIA ANN THOMAS, Rand- Y-Teen Club, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Future Teachers of America, 2, Sewing Club, 2. CARL WILLIAM THOMASON, Reed- Student Council, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, 4. NORMA JEAN THOMASON, Recd- Library Club, 2, Social Dancing Club, 8, Y-Teen Club, 4, Faculty Secretary, 4. CAROL JUNE THOMPSON, Belle- Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Maid of Honor to Miss DuPont, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, French Club, 2, 8, Chorus, 2, All County Chorus, 2, Operetta, 2, Student Council, 4, National Honor Society, 4. The DuPontian, 1953 Seniors DOLORES THORNTON, Belle- Dramatic Club, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Y-Teen Club, 2. PHYLLIS ANN THORNTON, Quincy- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 8, Y-Teen Club, 2, Panther Press, 2. ELSIE ANN TUTTLE, Tad- ALICE LEE WALKER, Coal Fork- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Y-Teen Club, 2. MAXINE ELLIOTT WALKER, Rensford- Commercial Club, 4, Faculty Secre- tary, 4, Social Dancing Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 2. Twenty-five Seniors JOSEPH E. VVARD, Belle- Panther Press, 3, 45 Advertising Staff 3, 45 Spring Follies, 2, 45 Hi-Y Club, 45 Vice-President 45 C.S.P.A. Con- vention, 45 Aircraft Club, 2. PAT J. WEBB, Coal Fork- Social Dancing Club, 45 Panther Press, 45 Spring Follies, 45 Machine Shop, 35 Athletic Club, 2. ERNEST LEE WHITE, Charleston- Machine Shop, 45 Hi-Y Club, 2, 4. PATSY WILLIAMS, 'Coal Fork- Commercial Club, 45 Faculty Secre- tary, 45 Panther Press, 35 Social Dancing Club, 85 Y-Teen Club, 2. DELORES YOUNG, Rand- Visual Education Club, 45 Y-Teen Club, 2, 3. T wenty-six BETA IO JOHNSON WILLIAMS, Belle- Spring Follies, 45 Co-Author, 45 Panther Press, 2, 3, 45 News Editor, 45 Faculty Secretary, 45 Panther Cub Advisor, 3, 45 Social Dancing Club, 35 Y-Teen Club, 25 Quill and Scroll, 4. ROGER LEWIS WILLIAMS, Coal Fork- Football, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club, 2, 3, 4. ALICE FAYE WILLS, Coal Fork- Commercial Club, 45 Faculty Secre- tary, 45 Social Dancing Club, 35 Y- Teen Club, 2. KENNETH RUSSELL WOODS, Quincy- Drivers Education Club, 3. NOT IN PICTURE: Paul Lee Burke Majorie Lee Gunnoe James Robert Miller Robert Perdue Rex Shoemaker The DuPontian, 1953 cmiafza EACH YEAR the Junior Class sponsors a Junior Carnival in order to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Two students are selected from each home-room to serve as candidates for Junior Carnival King and Queen. Candidates are shown here, first row, left to right: Shirley Foster, Nancy Carr, Janice Penix, Carol Wal- ker, Jennie Curatolo. Second row, left to right: Jim Lett, Daris Jarvis, Bobby Selbe. From these eight candidates, Carol Walker was chosen Queen and Jim Lett, King. The DuPontian, 1953. Tlveflfy-Seven Juniors Ernestine Albert Opal Ambrose Ruth Ambrose Jean Armentrout i 5 aah? Jimmie Armstrong Ruth Arthur Monna Asbury James Atkins Patricia Atkins Eflie Baker Mary Lou Belcher Wally Belcher Betty Bird Shirley Blake Harry Blount Rodger Booth Charles Bostic VValter Bostic Lawrence Bowen Dean Bower David Broome Edward Brown Ruth Brown Yvonna Brown Twenty-eight The DuPontian, 1953 The DuPontian, 1953 Juniors VVayne Buckner Gerald Burgess Patricia Butler Marlene Campbell Zenith Campbell Nancy Carr Teddy Carte Larry Cartmill Jean Clark Ioyce Clark Leon Clay Betty Clutter Peggy Cogar Gloria Conley Deloris Cook John Cooper Patty Cotter James Cox Doris Crowder Howard Crowder Jack Croye Joyce Croye Iennie Curatolo Dorothy Dent Twenty-nine Juniors Barbara Dunlap Robert Edwards Shirley Eggleston Rita Ellison Camilla Entzminger Charles Farren Regena Farren Donna Fields Delford Fink Leonard Fitzgerald Beverly Fleck Agnes Flowers Ioyce Adams Foster Shirley Foster Tom Foster Peggy Gay JoAnn Glassburn Eloise Goodwin Janet Grinstead Kenneth Gwinn Frank Hailey Ida Mae Hall Janet Hall Wanda Hanna l or Thiffy The DuP0ntian, 1953 The Juniors Denver Hanson Barbara Hatiield Gayle Herrald Joyce Herrald Anita Hindle Sheila Hines Bill Hodges Doris Hodge Clyde Honaker Mabel Honaker John Howery Auise Hunter Virginia Inghram Billy Jackson Daris Jarvis Carol Jones Carolyn Jones Peggy Jones Frances Kelley Caroll Kemp Billy King Gary Kinser Betty Knapp Sue Knight DuPontian, 1 953 Thirty-one Juniors Dick Larter J Ruth Lawrence J Barbara Layton Ruth Layton Bonnie Leftwich Jimmy Lett Norma Lillibridge Janet Lomax Joyce Lucas Donald Lykins Betty Lynn Margaret Lyle Virgie Mace Shirley Martin Carol Mays Jimmy Mays Shelbyl Meadows Charles Melton Velma Milam Bose Ann Minnix Joann Moles Phyllis Mollohan Pauline Monk Shirley Monk Thirty-two A Y ei ' W v- fe-- The DuP0ntian, 1953, The 3 , 4 -1I2:Ea::::+:::-:,::x:m:mq:,:-:- iii' it z S 4 Q 1--1 I i Q X, ,.,,, V ....., K ..,,. , 5 Q6 wt DuPontian, 1953 J U l1iOlTS, Carolyn Moore Claudene Moore Donna Moore James Moore Helen Morris Jerry Morris john Morrison Richard Morton Mary Mullins Oreda Mullins Tonirny Myers Edwina McCoy Lorena Norman Virginia Nunley Patsy O,Daniel Wanda O'Dell Delores Owens Bobby Patterson Yale Patton Charlotte Pauley George Pauley Ian Penix Mary Perry Keith Pritt Thirty-three Juniors y Patsy Proctor Iimmy Raines Elbert Ratlifl james Reynolds Nathlie Ritz Herman Robinson Loretta Rodgers Donna Rowe Franklin Runion Goldia Saunders Ioan Smith Joe Smith Robert Smith Ronald Smith Betty Sneed Ioan Snead Claude Siders Nancy Spangler Lillian Spitzer Frances Spradlin Shirley Spriggs jerry Stanley Iohnny Steele Hannah Stone Thm5y-f0W The DuPontian, 1953 The DuPontian, 1953 Juniors Rebecca Sullivan Erma Taylor Jimmie Taylor Ioann Thomas Claude Thompson Virginia Turner Virginia Tyo Adrian Ulbrich Carol Walker Frank Walker Mary K. Walker Ioe Ward Howard Watson Iacqueline Weaver Wallace Webb David Welcher Ruth Williains Dora Wilson Mildred Winfree Iames White Lona White Phyllis White William White Alice Whitlock Thirty-five Juniors Arthur Whitman Hubert Wolfe Lyle Young Mary Young Not In Picture: Sam McMillian, Bobby Selbe, Charles Tawney, ' Charles Walker, Robert White PRONOUNCING the sounds correctly is one of the difficult tasks of learning a foreign language. The second year French class finds the use of mirrors very helpful in learning to form the sounds correctly. The French department, which was organized three years ago, offers a two year course for the students interested in learning the French language. Members of the French II class seated around Miss Kyleis desk are: Charles Melton, Betty Sneed, Patsy Greene, Patricia Atkins, Rita Ellison, Ian Penix, Jackie Weaver, Carol Ann jones, Mary Kay Walker, Barbara Hatfield, Rose Ann Minnix. Thirty-six The DuPontian, 1953 ,biamafzea THE SOPHOMORE Gift Basket program is a project of the Sophomore class to get food and clothing for needy families in the DuPont High School area. Shown here are some of the students who helped package the pro- ceeds. Kneeling, left to right: Gerald Nelson, Earl Pauley, Mackey Palm- er. Standing: Goldia Saunders, Carol Parry, Larry Stanley, Carl Walker, Roger Williams, Richard Morton, Jean Hancock, Clara Cavender, Patsy Dunlap, Lynda Brown. The DuPontian, 1953 Thirty-seven Sophomores rrrir f Yf rr a sn n r 2 ririr' l rrrr u r Q Aldon Adkins Q A,12.:iA. Donald Adkins .,:iEE Joyce Adkins V' iig 1.1, 1 , ,C Paul Adkins Donna Arnold Sue Arnold Rose Asher Joann Aslnnan Cyril Atkins Duke Atkins Philip Baker Dale Belcher Iacquie Belcher John Belcher Patricia Blackburn Francis Blackhurst Drerna Blankenship Remonia Blankenship Alina Blount Traber Bonham Gretchen Border Karen Border Phillip Bostic Thirty-eight The DuPontian, 1953 The DuPontian, 1953 Sophomores Verdon Bower Paul Boyd Iewell Breeden Linda Bright Agnes Brown Ellen Brown George Brown D Glen Brown Leon Brown Sue Buford Gordon Burgess Phyllis Burke Annette Burris joan Carrow Geraldine Carte Verta Carte John Carter Max Carver Virgal Casto Shirley Childers Shirley B. Childers Kay Clark Mabel Cobern Donald Conley Thirty-nine Sophomores Roger Cottrell Doris Cox l Danny Crowder Franklin Crowder Alan Custer Charles Dean Burl Dent Ieraldine Dew Bobby Dickerson Doris Dorsey jacob Douglas Melva Dowell Keith Durham Patricia Edwards Ruth Ellis James Farren P Mary Farren Gray Ferguson Shirlene Fleck Anna Flowers Becky Flowers Bob Frazier Iesteen Frazier William F ridley l Forty The DuPontian, 1953 The DuPontian, 1953 Sophomores George Garten Paul Cay Peggy Gibson Patsy Gillenwater Diane Cray Patsy Griustead Billie Hackney Billy Hall Donna Hall Diana Hammons jean Hancock Richard Hancock Joe Hanson Wayne Hanson Robert Hardiman Doris Harmon Mary Haynes Sarah Hemmings Patricia Hendrick Janet Herndon Ioseph Hill Cary Hiser Paul Hobbs Joe Holfman tv Forty-one Sophomores Donna Holtsclaw Mark Holsclaw Betty Hudnall Jean Anne Hudnall Nancy Hunter Pat Hunter Delmar Hector Igo Carolyn Jackson Glenda Jackson Louise Jarrett Allen Jones Eddie Jones Kathleen Kennedy Francis Kessell Frank King Darrell Kinison Jacqueline Kuhn 1 Bill Laing Paul Lawrence Wanda Lawson Kenneth Leadmon Ike Light Juanita Lowery Lawrence Lusher Forty-two The DuPontian, 1958 The Sophomores Ruth Lykens Earl Martin Tom Matheney Patsy Midkiff Hugh Miley Iosephine Minnix Emma Mitchell Donald Moles Edward Moore Fred Morris Norma Morris Paul Morris Barbara Mullins Sandra Muncy Delores Myers Geraldine McNeely Barbara Noble Roger Norman Wayrie Norman Lonnie Nunley Inez Nutter Max O'Del1 Jean Olzer Denver Paxton DuPontian, 1 953 F orty-three Sophomores Charles Pernell Loretta Pernell Marie Phillips Gene Phipps Leslie Pittman Kay Price Dollie Pritt Lorena Pritt Hugh Pritt Charles Rader Harold Raines Charles Ratliif Johnny Reedy Vernice Reynolds Ethel Rhodes Ronnie Rice Jesse Richards Charles Riddle Kenny Rippetoe George Rogier Philip Sansom Paul Shannon Erma Sharkey Garnet Siders F ortyefour, D The DuP0ntian, 1953 The DuPontian, 1953 Sophomores Woodrow Simms Wyndham Skeens Roger Slusher Eunice Smith Archie Snedegar Phyllis Sneed Carolyn Snowden. Lois Spangler Rosemary Stamper Larry Stanley Mildred Stewart Emma Stone Lillian Stover Shirley Surbaugh Carolyn Stephenson Pat Taylor Sue Thomas Thomas Thompson Carol Thornton Darrell Thornton Kathryn Thornton Iimmy Turner Wanda Ulbrich Carl Walker F orty-fue Sophomores Charles Walker' Iimmie Walker Bolonda Walker Ruth Walker Ianet Ward Yvonne Watson Virginia Wendell Bobby Wentz Bobby White Irma White Ianey White Patty White Tom White Dixie Whitlock Wilma Whitman Betty Williams Edward Williams jimmy Winters Nellie Io Wiseman Charles Woods Missing from picture: Bobby Burgess, Robert Fitzgerald, Doris Hunt, Howard Neil, Mercedes Pettit, Stuart Rohrig, Teddy Wolfe F orty-six The DuPonti1m, 1953 cmdafz W' Students in junior high school are just starting their education in the secondary schools. The foundation of this building has been laid, as the foundation for their educations has been laid. A good foundation helps make a good building, and a good foundation in education makes for better students. The DuPontian, 1953 F arty-seven Ninth Grade Paul Abston Dennie Adkins Lois Albert Robert Armentrout Doyle Asbury Betty Atkins Judith Atkins Nathan Backus Joann Barker Charles A. Barr Barbara Blanton David Booth Nancy Boseley Ray Brown Ruth Brown Violet Burgess Maxine Byron Dora Calvert Darrell Campbell Dorothy Campbell Earl Canterbury, Jr. Clara Cavender Lois Cavendish Jim Chase Alice Chestnut Robert Conley Judy Conner Donald Cook John Cox Martha Craigo Betty Crockett Helen Darby David Dawson Bob Day Nancy Dent Dolores Dodrill Clema Mae Douglas Sue Douglas Paul Dunaway James Dunlap Marilyn Edwards Charles Ellison Samuel Elmore Larry Ervine Anna Lee Ferguson Charles Ferrell Joyce Fields Roberta Fisher Harvey Fleck, Jr. Robert J. Frazier Norman Frum Philip Gardner Rosemary Garten Nancy Gillenwater F arty-eight VV V... ,,., ,. . . ..,.. , V- im - 21. .. VV- V. za, E-:a,:s. .. 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Stevens Amelia Stone Jerry Stone Larry Stowers Shelvia Sword Janice Taylor Jesse Taylor Kenneth Taylor Carolyn Thomas Guy Thomas Rosalie Thompson Vera Thompson Erma Thornton James Turner Janet Walker Rosemary Walker Barbara Ward Michael Whitten Mitzie Whitten Irene Wilkerson Frances Wiseman Nancy Wolfe Carroll Workman The DuPontian, 1953 Fiff?l'th1'G9 Seventh Grade Jean Eleanor Adkins Bose Mary Allen Monroe Ashby john Ashman Dorothy Pearl Backus Robert Barker Joyce Ann Basham Thomas Bass Betty Beale Freda Mae Belcher Kaye Blackford john Blackwell Billy Blanton Hallie Frances Bolden Jimmie Bonham Thomas Bowen David Arthur Bowles Virginia Burke Josephine Burrough Sue Byron Charles Campbell Diane Campbell Williani Canterbury Alice Carr Nancy Kay Casto Glen Chestnut Elwood Childres Shirley Marie Cobb Dewey Cochran Eddie Coleman Ray Conant Barbara Ruth Conley Archie Lee Cook Jimmie Cooke Audrey Cormany Mary Teresa Corsaro Lora Lee Cotter Okey Ray Critchfield Nancy Dean Mary Ella Dempsey Elvin Dent Carolyn Jean DeVol Ronald Eugene Dodrill Georgie Dowell Mike Dye Larry Edwards George Ellison Betty Elmore Bessie Lee Estes I. 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Hunley Harold Jenkins Robert Jessie Sandra Johnson Russell Jones James Karnes Patricia Keena ll Robert Keeney John Hendrick Lola Kent Roy Kessell Richard Kincaid Harold Lambert William Lane Larry Ledsome Leota Lovejoy Charles Lucas Donna Jane Lynch Fredie Lynn Karen Markham F ifty-fue Seventh Grade Ann Marshall Larry Marshall Ronald Marshall Nancy Meadows Brenda Midkiff Lullabelle Miller Della Mullins Robert Mullins Yvonne Mullins Charles Munneke Howard McCullough Margaret Neely james Nida Ruth Ann Nida William Null Sandra Owen Gay Pauley Thomas Pauley James Payne Stephney Peck Cora Perrine Patricia Petrella Eugene Petty Shirley Petty Ruth Ann Phillips Edward Powers Roger Ramsey Pat Rice Ann Robertson James C. Robinson Phyllis Rose Elva Rucker Betty Salters Wilma Seabolt Jean Shoemaker Donavan Shrader Carl Sizemore Linda Slack Janet Slater Clifford Sneed David Sneed Joe Snodgrass Carl Spitzer Tommy Spitzer Maxine Stewart Sidney Stewart Brenda Stone Darrell Stone Brenda Sullivan Margaret Sutter Barbara Talbott Mildred Taylor Janet Thomas Kenneth Thomas F ifty-six z . .. sv. . 4A'r 1' .1 V- .: :'. ' ':21V:1..V .V 'Ri ----, :rf 1: 512Ef 1 25:3 V 1' . , . ,. 1 3 1 V ..,. in .V . - -:::: ..t.::. :.:.:, ,, .- 1 .-:::::::::m:a.-V-V V - f -.,, : .: ---- -at-V is AV- .:e:. .:5 Va: -. .. -, ..:.:. :-: , - ., . 5:1 ..::g:5:-V V e: 1- ,: .. ,T -1 V : vi-. V :. ,.: VY -S E: M, ' . 41-1V:V.,.1:5: :Q11 ':1.:.-. ,::- ,-.:.5:5:::z:5.:.,:s:s .:::a:::::1s Q V.: . , wh V1 - V, I - ' V V- V . - . ....,... 1 1 , . -W 1. :iii ' ., WV' ' ' ' DEQ.: ,:,. V , , ' .ZSEEZIF . ..,.. V :isai:.:21:.g,,:. .,I.V. ,E52iEggf:1.E,Ei :f:j' gg, 1202? it .- i'Q ..:I,:2f'1., .,, 1',f1. 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Arleifa Y0l1Hg 35 'lr' . r' Larry Young z Neda Jane Young iiii 'liflllli 3 ' :-i' - i i: ii'i ' l f' iiiiii iii? ' 'i'i ':'1 T 'i ' f?f'i2 'I' Z'Qf'fI5'i-2,2 ::i,I.gIIZ ,'., NOT IN PICTURE: David Conley, Rebecca Ferrell, Howard Harris, James Reid, Norma Taylor. THESE SEVENTH GRADE gym students are doing some limbering-up exercises before they start gym class. Physical education is compulsory for all junior high students. They learn such sports as ring tennis, hockey, tumbling and basketball. Fiffwseven Maintenance Keeping the classrooms and halls clean and heating the building are among the many duties of our janitors. First picture, left to right: W. M. Beamer, Rufus Nelson, Lonnie Nutter. Second picture: M1's. J. H. Hayzlett, Ml'S. Mary Kinsey, Mrs. Belle M. Huffman. Transportation The bus drivers have a big task in transporting DuPont students to and from school. They are responsible for the conduct of the students on the buses. Front, left to right: Paul Evans, Earl McCartney. Back row: Louis Pierson, John Crockett, Pete Peterson, Andrew Winfree, I. M. Herrald, Shirley Moss. Fiffyfighf The DuPontia11., 1953 1-fezaaazaee me Owwqazcam Top picture: john Belcher, Tommy Thompson, Mark Holsclavv and Larry Stanley harmonize on Blue Christmasv at the Sophomore Christmas program. Bottom picture: Our majorettes, decked in their pickaninny costumes, pose for the pho- tographer before adding the finishing touch to the Band Minstrel. The DuPontian, 1953 Fifty-nine Top picture: Barbara Hatlield, assistant editor, and Shirley Sigman, editor, are getting the class panels ready to go to the engraver. Pasting the pictures on cardboard is the most tedious job of getting the annual finished. ' Middle picture: Delford Fink, assistant photographer, and Bob White, photographer, look over some of the masterpieces they have taken to be used in the annual. Bottom picture: Bob F idler, sports editor, and Jerry Stanley, assistant sports editor, work on the write-ups and schedules for the sport section of the '53 DuPontian. Top picture: Drema Harvey, business manager, and Carol Ann jones, assistant business manager, handle all the money taken in and paid out by the DuPontian. Middle picture: Jean Allen, advertising manager, and Rose Ann Minnix, assistant adver- tising manager, have the responsibility of getting the needed amount of advertising. WVithout the advertising we would be unable to publish an annual. Bottom picture: Jean Allen, advertising manager, Drema Harvey, business manager, Mr. B. F. Gillum, sponsor, and Shirley Sigman, editor, discuss the finances of the '53 Du- Pontian. eeteee Left to right: Jane Stegall, associate editor, Geraldine Bur- dette, editor, Miss Mildred Keeney, faculty advisor. Center picture: Staff and journalism class members are receiving assignments for the next issue of the Panther Press. Seated, left to right: Barbara Haynes, feature editor, Barbara Abston, managing editor, Jan Penix, Dennie Carter, Jane Stegall, associate editor, Bill Dawson, sports editor, Reta Jo Williams, news editor. Standing: Mary Kay Walker, Charlotte Croye, Shirley Sigman, Claudene Moore, Jean Allen, Loretta Rodgers, James Miller, Billy King, Larry Stanley, Donna Moore, Janet Hall, Bobby White, photographer, Geraldine Bur- dette, editor. Panther Cubs are junior high newspaper workers. Pictured first row, left to right: Lois Cavendish, Jimmy Miley, Odella Howie, Reta Jarvis, assistant business manager, Faye Stone, business manager, Nancy Steele, editor, Dora Calvert, 9th grade editor, Marjorie Cooper, 8th grade editor, Carolyn Jones, Gary Spencer, sports editor. Second row: John Hancock, Jean Adkins, Ruth Haynes, John Ashman, Lew Thompson, Hollie Bolden, Sam Flowers, Judy Harold, Sandra Johnson, Arthur Vaughan, Paul Kessel. Third row: Rodger Dodd, John Byrd, Wyndham Price, Ann Harder, James Thornbury, Karan Beckett, Michael Whitten, Faye Patterson, Virginia Samples, Connie Pritt. Fourth row: Rudy Holbrook, Dian Holland, Carol Stewart, Jane Price, Nancy Boseley, Nancy Kuhn, Sheila Reber, Shirley Thompson, Bobby Armentrout, and Beta Jo Williams, student adviser. 7644 Left to right: joe Ward, as- sistant business manager, Ruth Nelson, business manager, Miss Sirna Shor, financial advisor. Center picture: Ruth Nelson briefs the advertising staif on how many ads will be needed for the next issue of the Panther Press. F oreground, standing: Ruth Nelson, business manager. Seated: Mary Kay Walker. First row: Ruth Williams, Anita Hindle, Jean Clark, Dottie Dent, Camilla Entzminger, Rosalie Greene. Second row: Rita Ellison, Patsy Greene, Beverly Fleck, Carol Ann Jones, Pat Webb. Third row: Joe Ward, Buddy Morris, Shirley Sigman. Bottom picture: The School News Bureau sends news of the activities at DuPont High School to the local newspapers. Seated: Nancy Hunter, Linda Bright, Kathleen Kennedy, Peggy Gibson, Carolyn Jackson, Mary Lou Haynes, Carolyn Stephenson, Helen Darby, Diane Gray. Standing: Reta Io Williams, advisor, Yvonne Watson, Janey White, Louise Jarrett, Delmar Igo, Irma White, Phyllis Sneed. Sixty-four The DuPontian, 1953 The DuPontian, 1953 Sixty-five Senior National Honor Society Bottom row, left to right: Geraldine Burdette, vice-president, Bob Fidler, president, Dolores Jarrett, secre- tary, Shirley Sigman, treasurer. Top row: Drerna Harvey, Patsy Grulla, Carol Thompson, Ruth Nelson, Ianet Dempsey. 'THE PURPOSE of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for good scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and develop a strength of character in the students of American high schools. Junior National Honor Society Left to right: Philip Baker, Carolyn Jackson, Kathleen Kennedy, Yvonne Watson, Carl Walker, Carolyn Stevenson, Sue Douglas, Gretchen Border, Ellwood Shoemaker. Sixty-six The DuPontian, 1953 Quill oncl Scroll QUILL AND SCROLL is an international honorary society for high school journalists to recognize and reward the Work of the student publication staff member. The name of the DuPont Quill and Scroll chapter is Kenin- sheka Chapter. These seniors with the exception of Geraldine Burdette, who was initiated last year, were taken into Quill and Scroll this year. Left to right: Bobby White, Barbara Abston, Shirley Sigman, vice-president, Geraldine Burdette, president, Ruth Nelson, secretary-treasurer, Reta jo NVilliams, jane Stegall. Thespions THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SocrE'rY is an educational organization, established for the advancement and building of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. The aims are to establish advanced standards and create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic art among boys and girls in high school. Members are, frst row, left to right: janet Dempsey, Margaret King, Claudene Moore, Rebecca Sullivan, Dixie McClung, Dolores Thornton. Second row: Patsy Grulla, Joe Ward, Bob F idler, Frank Spaulding, Charles Melton, Bobby White, and Mrs. Wolfe, sponsor. The DuPontian, 1953 Sixty-Seven. First row, left to right: Iimmie Miley, Carolyn Moore, Charles Melton, Joe Berrier. Second row: Eunice Smith, Carl Walker, Norman Brown, Jack Lynch. Third row: Mr. Carson, Virginia Nunley, George Pauley, Tommy Newcomer, George Brown. -.Fourth row: Edwina McCoy, Nancy Hunter, Wanda Barton, Goldie Saunders, Arnett Beckett. Fifth row: Norma Spangler, Alice Belcher, jean Elswick, Ruth Williams, Carolyn Stephenson. Sixth row: Carol Ann Pal- mer, Emily Waltz, Agnes Flowers. Seventh row: Iill Borror, Amelia Walker, Willie Mae Canterbury, Jane Semesco, Kay Hall Holmes, Madge Mertille. Eighth row: Leon Brown, Richard Fidler, Don Stamper. Sixty-eight The DuPont1an 1959 The DuPontian, 1953 F irst row, left to right: Betty Hudson, Harvey Cooper, Richard Dugan, Gloria Conley, Kenneth Pritt, Archie Snedegar. Second row: Jimmie King, Dickie Spradlin, Richard Morton, Shelby McNeal. Third row: Hugh Miley, Keith Ledsome, Ronald Morton, Ray Clark, C. V. King. Fourth row: john Hunter, june Shinn, Patricia Blackburn, Anise Hunter, Gary Spencer, Barbara Lathoni. Fifth row: Doris Douglas, Martha Craigo, Delford Fink, Betty Farren, Faye King, Glenda Halstead, Yvonne Watson. Sixth row: Billy King, Jean Ann Meadows, Barbara Hatfield, Shirley Brown Casto. Seventh row: Dorothy Dent, Peggy Cogar, Patty Atkins, Joyce Ballard, Ernestine Albert, Charlene Sheets. Eighth row: Jerry Hunter, Herman Robinson. Sixty- nine game I l Top row, left to right: Dorothy Dent, Willie Mae Canterbury, assistant captain, Peggy Cogar. Bottom row: Carolyn Jackson, Shirley Foster, Kathleen Kennedy. Wayazellea Top row, left to right: Nancy Carr, Dolores Jarrett, captain, Ernestine Albert. Bottom row Peggy Gibson, Patricia Adkins, Marlene Campbell. DuPont Mixed Chorus THE MIXED CHORUS draws its membership from those girls and boys who have the desire for ensemble singing. The chorus presented the program, The Christmas Card, in cooperation with the 9th grade chorus and the Art Department. Im- mense Christmas cards were displayed with appropriate choral music. The program was climaxed with Handel's Hallelujah Chorus. The major project for the year was the presentation of The Chimes of Normany, an operetta, starring Carolyn jones, Patsy O'Dan- iel, and Hugh Pritt in leading roles. The chorus provides music for assemblies, P.T.A. programs, graduation ceremonies, and various other organizations. The 1953 All State Chorus met in Charles- ton April 8, 9, and 10. Mr. Ralph Burrier, a professor at West Minster Choir School, was guest director. ALL STATE CHORUS Front row, left to rightr Camilla Entzminger, Shel- by Meadows. Second row: Wally Belcher, Rebecca Sullivan. Back row: Glen Brown, jerry Stanley, Larry Stanley. First row, left to right: Carolyn Jones, Jean Ann Hudnall, Linda Bright, Carolyn Snowden, Loretta Per- nell, Nancy Bosley, Peggy Jones, Librarian, Rebecca Sullivan, June Asher, Donna Holtsclaw, Ianey White. Second row: Wally Belcher, Frances Kessell, Shirley Eggleston, Nellie Wiseman, Lillian Spitzer, Patsy O'Daniel, Shelby Meadows, Cammila Entzminger, Carol Jones, Shirley Monk, Karen Border, Patricia Hendrick, jean Ar- mentrout, Librarian. Third row: Hugh Pritt, Larry Stanley, Jerry Stanley, President, Thomas Thompson, Dennie Adkins, Keith Ledsome, Burl Dent, Gray Ferguson, Tommy Newcomer, Vice President, Arnett Beckett, Paul Boyd, Glen Brown. Not pictured: June Asher, Leola Bonham, Millie Winfree, Frank Spaulding. Seventy-two The DuPontian, 1 953 All Kanawha County Chorus First row, left to right: Alice Chestnut, Betty Adkins, Joyce Fields, Frances Welcher, Shirley Eggleston, Lillian Spitzer, Shirley Monk, Rebecca Sullivan, WVanda Kessler, Patricia Hendricks, Donna Holtzclaw, Janey VVhite. Second row: James Fleck, David Harless, Gary Walker, Hugh Pritt, Paul Boyd, Larry Stanley, Donny Stone, Wayne Spangler, Frankie Underwood, Lloyd Rutledge, Shelby Meadows, Biddy Keeney, Faye Huffman, Donna Gilliland. Third row: Jerry Stanley, James Holmes, Thomas Thompson, Fred Whitlock, Louis Wendell, Dennie Adkins, Keith Ledsome, Bob Green, Tommy Newcomer, Arnett Beckett, Rudy Holbrook, Ronnie Sur- baugh, and Bob Young. Not pictured: Millie Winfree, Frank Spaulding. Ninth Grade Chorus First row, left to right: Frankie McNeely, Wyatt Lucas, Lewis Kessell, Robert Young, Ronnie Surbaugh, James Fleck, Faye Hancock, Betty Adkins, Violet Burgess, Alice Chestnut, Wanda Kessler, Carol Stewart, Nancy Hodge, Jo Ann Mitchell, Paula Ann Hampton. Second row: Donald White, Donna Gilliland, Doris Faye Huit- man, Judy Conner, Mildred Young, librarian, Shirley Thompson, vice president, Frances Welcher, Joyce Fields, Freda Young, Rosemary Garten, Bonnie Walker, Ruth Turner, Larry Gwinn, David Harless, treasurer. Third row: Biddy Keeney, president, James Holmes, Robert Green, reporter, Louis Wendell, Johnny White, Fred Whit- lock, librarian, Lloyd Rutledge, Ruth Spradlin, Frankie Underwood, Wayne Spangler, Donald Stone, Gary Wal- ker, Rudy Holbrook, and Maxine Byron, president. Not pictured: Paula Hampton. The DuPontian, 1953 Seventy three Club Chorus First row, left to right: Janet Walker, Harriet Hallet, Carol Nelson, Irene Wilkerson, Charlotte Patton, Lucille Brown, Anna Lee Ferguson, Cora Sue Hall, Carole Jean Goodwin, Nancy Smithers, Barbara Heflin, Bar- bara Ward. Second row: Mary Margaret Frum, Kay Stanley, Carol Berrier, Kay Francis, Anna Lee Sparks, Rosalie Thompson, Nancy Holman, Ruth Ann Howard, Rosalie Greene, Becky Custer, Carol Parry, Marlene Hart. Third row: Carol Palmer, Judy Meadows, Betty Higginbotham, Iudy Stevens, Ida Mae Hostetter, Irma June Thornton, Vera Ann Thompson, Regina Hale, Becky Rhea, Nancy Skeens. p .Operetta 1 l 1 , These scenes are from the operetta, The Chi1nes of Normandyf, which was presented by the DuPont Mixed Chorus under the direction of Miss Ann Hill. Se'99'lfll'f 014 V' The DuP0ntia11, 1953 Y-Teens Y-TEENS seek to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing the Christian ideals of personal and social living. First row, kneeling: Wanda O'Dell, Virginia Tyo, Virginia Turner, Marlene Placanica, Elsie Tuttle, Louise Jarrett, Erma White, Yvonne Watson, Donzella Morris, Irma Taylor Creathouse, Mary Farren, Verta Carte, Rolonda WValker, Nancy Barton, Delores Jarrett, Geraldine Burdette, Jean Ann Hudnall, Ruth Lykins, Second row, kneeling: Shirley Childers, Io Ann Ashman, Wanda Barton, Sue Thomas. Behind table: Pat Thomas, Edwina McCoy, Ann Bowe, Goldia Saunders, Barbara Abston, Ioyce Adkins, Norma Thompson, Dixie VVhit- lock, Lois Spangler, Wanda Ulbrich, Kathryn Thornton. Third row, standing: Lillian Stover, Patsy Edwards, Frances Kessell, Jean Hancock, Doris Harmon, Iestina Frazier, Ruth Nelson, Patsy Grinstead, Mildred Stewart, Sue Buford, Donna Arnold, Carol Kemp, Sue Arnold, Alice Whitlock, Wanda Lawson, Io Minnix, Patsy Midkiff, Rosemary Stamper. Future Teachers of America F.T.A. CLUBS seek to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching, to acquaint them with the story of schools and the part they have played in the development of our democratic way of life, and to provide young people with specific information about opportunities in the various iields of education. The name of the DuPont Future Teachers of America club is Thorndike Future Teachers of America. The F.T.A. was reorganized this year by Mrs. Anna Gray. A Seated, left to right: Delmar Igo, librarian, Barbara Haynes, treasurer, Drenia Harvey, secretary, Patsy Greene, president, Jane Stegall, vice-president. Standing: Ruth Nelson, Shirley Sigman, Mrs. Anna Gray, spon- sor, Jan Fenix, Betty Hudnall. Bible Club The chief purpose of the Bible Club is to study the Bible. Members sing, pray, and do kind deeds for others. Each year the Bible Club sponsors the picture, King of Kings, to secure finances to be donated to a worthy project or cause. First row, left to right: Rosemary Garten, Pauline Monk, Loretta Robertson, Leota Lovejoy, Barbara Con- ley, Edna Pritt, Mona Asbury. Second row: Virgie Mace, Shirlene Fleck, Ruth Arthur, Freda Taylor, Donna Rowe, Ruth Brown. Third row: Mrs. Sturm, sponsor, Teddy Carte, Betty Atkins, Alice Chestnut, Dennie At- kins, Ray Brown. Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais a pour son but de fournir aux eleves de francais a DuPont l'occasion d,entendre et de parler la langue francaise. Les membres chantent, parlent et s,amusent en employant la langue du pays de la France. Seated, left to right: Andre Jones, Georgette Green, Miss Kyle, sponsor, Margot Stevenson, Cosette Atkins, Lisette Walker. Standing: Maurice jones, Susette Blackburn, Janine Ward, Colette Weaver, Colette Smith, Mariette Snead, Toinette Kennedy, Cosette Flowers, Georgette Jackson, Lisette White, Francine Haynes, Michel Melton, Cecile Penix. Seventy-Six The DuPontian, 1953 Girls' Athletic Association THIS o1xcANrzAT1oN has as its goal, to promote athletic interests and maintain a high standard of sports- manship for the girls of DuPont High School. In the front are Rita Ellison, Carolyn Jones, Gretchen Border, Nancy Hunter, Patty White, Katherine Hall, Lynda Brovvn, Rebecca Sullivan, Jenny Curatolo, Shirley Martin, Carol Mays, and Ruth Brown, Karen Border. Second row: Mrs. McCormick, Jackie Belcher, Janey White, Diana Gray, Shirley Surbaugh, Kay Clark, Linda Bright, Shelby Meadows, Mary Ann Barker, Patty Hunter, Al- ma Blunt, Joan Carrow and Carol Thornton. Senior Dromotics THE SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB strives to develop wholesome dramatic interests and encourage self expression by activity in plays and assemblies. First row, left to right: Peggy Gibson, Wally Belcher, Frances Spradlin, Dottie Dent, Barbara Haynes, Margaret King, Loretta Pernell. Second row: Lorena Pritt, Garnet Siders, Dolores Thornton, Dixie McClung, Jean Armentrout, Gail Herrald, Jean Olzer, Betty Ann Lynn, Patricia Hendricks, Mrs. Wolfe. Third row: Eloise Goodwin, Geraldine McNeeley, Sandra Sanger, Beverley Fleck, Jane Stegall, Loretta Rogers, Barbara Dunlap, Camilla Entzminger, Ruth Williams, Peggy Gay. Fourth row: Patsy O'Daniels, Ray Clark, Ralph Clark, Ralph Bonome, Clarence Critchiield, Daris Jarvis, George Brown, Paul Burke, Herman Robinson, Vir- ginia Ingram. The DuPontian, 1953 Seventy -S6093 Varsity Club THE VARSITY CLUB is composed of Senior High athletes who have earned a D letter for skill in a major sport. Seated, left to right: Howard Crowder, Leo Abston, Tom Stamper, Roger Williams, Bill Dawson, Steve Dean, Phillip Halstead, Don Lykins, Roy Shreve, Bob F idler. Standing: Coach Harry Douglas, Arthur Whit- man, Burl Dent, James Cox, Jay Belcher, john Morrison, Keith Pritt, Tommy Myers, Yale Patton, Gary Kinser, Coach Richard Sweeney. Jr. High Crchestra A NEWLY organized club, the Ir. High Orchestra, is composed of 13 musicians. Their purpose is to play for Ir. High activities and for their own entertainment. First row: Clark Nida, Gary Spencer, Bob White, Fred Lynch, Tom Mason, Tom Malone, Chester Cook, Tommy Holbrook, Keith Clark. Second row: Martha Craigo, Pat Dugan, Harry Greenwald, Richard Fidler, jean Faulkner, Rose Mary VValker. Standing: L. S. Carson, director. Seventy-eight The DuPontian, 1953 Dancing Club THE Soc1AL DANCING CLUB gives one the golden opportunity of learning how to dance, which is invaluable at Junior-Senior Prom time. Left to right: Tommy Newcomer, Mary Young, Lona WVhite, Ralph Cook, Joann Thomas, Ianet Hall, Ken- neth Fultz, janet Lomax, Bill Sheets, Miss Dunlap, sponsor. Visual Education THE PURPOSE ofthe Visual Education Club is to teach the members how to take care of and operate the machines used for assemblies, classes, and plays. First row, kneeling, left to right: Russel Iones, Robert Barker, Archie Cook, Patrick Beale, Ray Burton. Second row: Guy Thomas, jerry Dillon, Jack Quinn, Frank Walker. Standing: Gilbert Bell, Larry Wiseman, Thomas Paxton, David Booth, John Rhodes, Tommy Mullins, jack Mitchell, Robert Frazier. The DuPontian, 1953 Seventy-nine Commercial Club FACULTY SECRETARIES compose the membership of the Commercial Club. This club helps them to be more accurate and etlicient secretaries. First row, left to right: Sue Knight, Joan Snead, Nancy Carr, Anna Faye Daubenspeck, Willie Canterbury, Glenda Halstead, Betty Lusher, Shirley Flowers, Alice Wills. Second row: Carol Thompson, Joan Goff, Rose Myers, Jean Meadows, Maxine Walker, Sherry Selbe, Carlene Kinser, Lois Horan, Janet Dempsey. Third row: Victoria Slusher, Patsy Williams, Sue Fleshman, Gail Martin, Anita Bailey, Charlotte Croye, Sue Midkiff, Joann Moore, Phyllis Moles. Fourth row: Alice Belcher, Wilma Belcher, Alice Walker, Phyllis Thornton, Sophia Tas- sone, Jackie Thomas, Patsy Grulla. Fifth row: June Shinn, Carol Palmer, Miss Dunaway, sponsor. Library Club 2 HELPING to keep our school library in ship shape by learning to mend and bind books, is the work of the Library Club. First row, left to right: Joyce Adams Foster, Yvonne Brown, Jane Crowder, Reba Crowder, Billie Jean Hackney, Ernestine Albert. Second row: Ruth Ambrose, Donna Hall, Barbara Layton, Doris Crowder, Ruth Lawrence, Opal Ambrose, Joan Glassburn. Third row: Velma Milam, Dolores Owens, Glenda Jackson, Geral- dine Dew, Janet Herndon, Donna Holsclaw, Becky Flowers. Fourth row: Doris Hodge, Imogene Mitchell, Wilma Whitman, Vernice Reynolds, Ruth Ann Ellis, Mary Perry, and Miss Barbara Joachim, sponsor. Eiehfu The DuPontian, 1953 Future Secretaries Besides learning to type business letters, invoices, stencils and telegrams, the senior typing students learn how to operate the dictaphone, ediphone and the mimeograph. They also learn how to use the filing system. The typing department acquired two electric typewriters this year. FIRST PERIOD-First row: Barbara Abston, Donzella Morris, Jane Crowder, Reta johnson Williams, Dallas Spradling. Second row: jackie Thomas, Drema Harvey, jane Stegall, Barbara Haynes, Gail Martin, Shirley Sig- man,' Dixie McClung. Third row: Janet Dempsey, Ruth Nelson, Cameron Akers, Earl Pauley, Alice Belcher, Geraldine Burdette, Kenneth Fultz. Fourth row: Carl Thomason, Jean Allen, Patsy Grulla, Victoria Slusher, Phyllis Thornton, Nancy Barton. Fifth row: Marjorie Gunnoe, Charlotte Croye, Wanda Barton, Norma Thom- ason. Standing: Mr. Pavlick, instructor. SIXTH PERIOD-First row: jean Ann Meadows, Patsy Greene, Iune Shinn. Second row: Carlene Kinser, Shelby McNeal, Reba Crowder, Phyllis Moles, Ioann Moore, Sue Midkiff, Betty Lusher, Patsy Williams. Third row: Ioan Gott, Sue Fleshman, Glenda Halstead, Carol Thompson, Jean Moore, Carol Palmer, Sherry Selbe. Fourth row: Alice Walker, Sophia Tassone, Patricia Thomas, Alice Wills, Shirley Flowers, Wilma Belcher, Anita Bailey. Fifth row: Keith Ledsome, Anna Faye Daubenspeck, Margaret King, Willie Canterbury, Rose Myers. Standing at mimeograph: Lois Horan. Mr. Pavlick is seated near the window. The DuPontian, 1958 Eighty one Sophomore Dromotics 3 l . First row, left to right: Barbara Noble, Phyllis Burke, Juanita Lowery, Betty Hudnall, Dollie Pritt. Second row: Jackie Kuhn, Phyllis Sneed, Nellie Wiseman, Diana Hammons, Geraldine Carte. Third row: Norma Morris, Sandra Muncy, Agnes Brown, Doris Cox, Jane Asher. Fourth row: Doris Dorsey, Barbara Mullens, Inez Nutter, Lillian Stover, Mrs. Anna Gray, sponsor. Junior Dromotics First row, left to right: Sandra Owen, Ella Sue Hagerman, Connie Hitchcock, Becky Ferrell, Kaye Black- ford, Brenda Sullivan, Patty Petrella, Diane Campbell, Sue Byron. Second row: Phyllis Fields, Ruby Walker, Nancy Hodge, janet Slater, Freda Belcher, Mary Horner, Jean Shoemaker, Nada Young, Nancy Dean, Beverly Wilkerson. Third row: Brenda Midkiff, Ruth Philips, Judy Thompson, Karen Markham, Brenda Grimet, Mar- tha Hudson, Faye Turner, Wilma Seabolt, Barbara Thornton. Fourth row: Sidney Stewart, Donna Lynch, Ann Marshall, Brenda Stone, Stephney Peck, Nancy Goodwin, Nancy Casto, Janet Thomas. Fifth row: Patricia Keenan, Nancy Meadows, Yvonne Mullins, Shirley Cobb, Ruth Nida, Maxine Stewart, Mrs. Copeland, sponsor. Eighty-two The DuPontian, 1953 pp Red Cross THE AIKIERICAN Junior Red Cross is a division of membership of the American National Red Cross. Standing, left to right: Cora Perine, Miss Shor, Peggy Sullivan, Patricia Stephenson, Patsy Dunlap, Doris Kendrick, Virginia Burke, Dorothy Manslield, Bonnie Walker, Jean Inghram, Linda Quick, Dorothy Campbell, Billie Dunford, Ruth Turner, Frances Welcher, Dorothy Backus, Kathryn Runion, Ramona Brown, Sandra Wand- ling, Mary Walton, Sandra Sanger, Violet Burgess, Rose Mary Allen. Seated, frst table: Mary Dempsey, Carol Beckett, Louise Hunt, Eleanor Plott, Rosemary Crawford, Carolyn Deardorif, Ruby Carr, Betty Jo Crockett. Second table: Judy Conner, Wanda Young, Clara Cavengler, Lois Albert, Alice Carr. Crochet and Needlecratt JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS, who are in the Crochet Club, learn to crochet useful articles for their own wear. First row, left to right: Shirley Petty, Frances Tucker, Josephine Burrough, Mildred Taylor. Second row: Nancy Fletcher, Helen Hiner, Julia Hitchcock, Patsy Kennedy, Shelvia Sword, Nancy Wolfe. Third row: Glema Douglas, Clara Bell Fleck, Phyllis Rose, Lola Kent, Elva Rucker, Nancy Casto, Patricia White. Fourth row: Phyllis Hancock, Nancy Edens, Della Mullins, Lullabelle Miller, Margaret Neely, Patricia Rice, Mrs. Jones. Fifth row: Linda White, Lorezetta Grover, Melvira Harper, Joanne Barker, Marie Higginbotham. The DuPontian, 1953 Eighty-three Cooking ADVANCED FOODS- Seated, left to right: Lorena Pritt, Eloise Goodwin, Shirlene Fleck, and Ruth Arthur. Standing, left to right: Mary Hammonds, Delores Myers, Marlene Placanica, Delores Young, Phyllis Conley, Pat Dunlap, Geraldine McNeely, Wanda VVest, Lorena Norman, Wanda O,Dell, Emogene Mitchell, Barbara Dunlap, Donna Fields, Norma Morris, and Mer- cedes Petit. BEGINNER'S FOODS- Seated, left to right: Lois Albert, Ruth Turner, Lois Cavendish, Violet Burgess, Kay Clark, Helen Darby, Monna Asbury. Standing, left to right: Jackie Belcher, Bonnie Walker, Virginia Tyo, Judith O,Connor, Frances Welcher, Dora Faye Calvert, Betty Snodgraft, Marilyn Edwards, Betty Atkins, Louise Jarrett, Betty Knapp, Rosemary Garten, O'Della Howie, Carolyn Seabolt, Alice Chestnut, Freda Young, Mildred Stewart. STUDENTS in the cafeteria management class and the members of the cooking classes are responsible for the delicious hot lunches served to DuPont students. The cooking instructor is Mrs. Vida Smith. Members of the cafeteria management class shown on the opposite page are W ' left to right: Phyllis Conley, Romona Blankenship, Betty Bird, Joyce Clark, Mrs. Smith, Marlene Placanica, Elsie Tuttle, Delores Young, Edna Pritt, Jean Moore, Mrs. Peyton, cook, Irma Taylor, and Caroll Kemp. Eighty-four The DuPontian, 1953 Classes BEGINNER'S FOODS- Seated, left to right: Dorothy Campbell, Delores Lykins, Doris Faye Huffman, Louise White, and Nancy New- nian. Standing, left to right: Ruth Brown, Donna Runion, Jacky Lucas, Wanda Nunley, Sandra Sanger, Nancy Kuhn, Maralu King, Janet Rice, and Joan Kincaid. BEGlNNER'S FOODS- Seated, left to right: Wanda Walker, Barbara Blanton, Nancy Boseley, Delores Dodrill, Ramona Quesenberry, Re- becca Munneke, Ramona Lewis, and Etta Monk. Standing, left to right: Elvira Harper, Joann Rohrig, Charlotte Patton, Mary Rucker, Sandria Wandling, Sheila Reber, Janet Patton, Nancy Hodge, Clara Cavender, Judith Atkinson, Twila O'Dell, Goldia Parkins, Wanda Young, Maxine Byron, Edith Gwinn, and Wandalee Neil. The DuPontian, 1953 Eighty-five Z 14. 14. 3cwce 0 One of the most popu- lar activities of the school year is Phil's Day. This event is sponsored by the G.A.A. and is looked for- ward to with great antici- pation by all. Phil Jen-' kins comes to us from Huntington and directs a day of folk dancingd games and square danc- ing. The morning ses- sion is for Junior High and the afternoon sessionx is exclusively for the up- per classmen. In pictures No. 1 and No. 2 the Jun- ior High crowd is having fun doing the T e x a sl Schottische and a wind- mill swing. In pictures No. 3 and No. 4 the Sen- ior High group is stomp-i ing a little hoe-down with! a Star to the Right and a Star to the Left. Then swing that pretty gal audi on to the next! The day ends and We Wearily lirnp' home-but already look- ing forward to next years, Phil Day. 0 Shown hele are scenes f1on1 the jumor Sen101 Prom The p1o111 IS spon sored annually bv the JHIHO1 class 111 honor of the members of the Sen 101' class lst pzcture Byron Parrrsh and Ame 11a VVa11xe1 1111 Borror and kay Johnson Ge1al d1ne Burdette and Bob P al 1n e r 9nd pzcture P11y1l1s H111 P11vl11s Thornton Margaret 1x1nU Gall Mart1n A11ce Young R al p 11 Bonome Phy111s 'Fleshman 3rd pzctule A11ce VValke1 S 111 rl e y FIOWEIS Elsle T u t t 1 e ean Moore Loretta M01 IIS Mary Abaton Earnest Coopel Glenda Halstead and LEWIS Hunter 4th pzctufe Barbara Lathom and Ralph Ste-gall Jack Lynch and Anne Parlter Bob Palmer and Geral dlne Burdette Alxce Bel l1e1 and NOIIIIHII Blown ,' . 70014 1 1 . ,. ' . I 1 f . a . .1 1. I : . f. : C on .. 1 v : 4 1 ' v . I . - . 1 : 9 , . .- 1 1 : 4 a a , - . r . . I Top left: These happy seniors have just received those priceless senior rings. Left to right are: Janet Dempsey, Marlene Placanica, Jean Moore, Jimmy Kuhn, Shirley Sigman, Carol Thompson, Patsy Crulla, Dolores Jar- rett, Ruth Nelson, Jean Allen, Jackie Thomas, and Geraldine Burdette. Mr. Pavlick, who is in charge of the rings, is shown seated at the desk. Janet Dempsey, Richard Morton, and Sue Knight are selling snow cones at the Junior Carnival. Miss DuPont and her attendants pictured at the Home- coming festivities. Virginia Pilato and Freddy Martin, Nancy Crockett and Jimmy King, 1952 grads, seem to be having a grand time at the Jr. Sr. Prom. One of the most successful booths at the Junior Carnival was thc wrestling matches. These students are enjoying the G. A. A. sponsored noon dances. Gee, it's cold! , exclaim these loyal fans. Shown in the foreground are: Ruth Saunders, Nancy Crockett, Joan Clark and Connie Selbe. The students who participated in the Junior Town Meeting of the Air were Tom Newcomer, James Kuhn, Glenda Halstead and Drema Harvey. Mr. Harry Brawley and Mr. Ernie Saunders of WCHS are also shown. Maya We l ZWLZWDZZZ Top left Tlns p1cture must have been taken durrng the half tune because the fans looked bored The Junlor lngh ma1orettes perform at a Junlor hlgh assembly durlng Amer1can Educf1t1on Week Thls game must not be golng very well because Coach D1ck Sweeney Coach Harry Douglas and the DuPont players look Worrled Hold lt says Mr VV1ll1'11'l1S photographer as he snaps Jan Penlxs plcture He takes all the convrct plctures Whlch are used 1n the annual The teachers Sklt at the Iumor Carmval IS ilways a success The teachers umtate the actrons of the students which xrrxtate them the most Teachers who always score a blg success are Mrs Jones, Mr Hamrrck and Mlss Thacker Incxdentally thexr students arent qu1te as bad as the teachers pretend Thls 1S one of the many ordeals the H1 Y club 1n1t1ates had to go through durmg 1n1t1at1on week They are lefndlng the cheermg sectxon at one of the pep assembhes V: I - Q c . J s , . cc . n . . . , . c , , I . 7 . as . 1, . . . a . . . I . I . L . . . . 1 . . . , . c . c . dee game I ON MAY 5 the Senior class presented They Gave Him a Coedf, Top picture: Dean Brown exclaims, Gosh all hemlocks! , when Gloria says she'll go to the dance with him. The other Coeds pose with their lovers. Center picture: Smile, says Roland, the love-sick boy who came all the way to Cold Canyon College to find his dream girl, as he has the college beauties pose for a picture. Bottom picture: Well, Illl be a hosses uncle, states Dean Brown when the college students End he isnlt really the Dean Brown they think he is and proceed to lock him up. Ninety The DuPontim1, 1 953 'Wim 74 eaedl Top left: You trot down to Woolworths, if they airft out of stocks, you,ll End some White gloves. Six pairs'll run you less'n a dollar, says Dean Brown when members of the Donta Carra Rappa Fraternity try to get him to buy new baseball gloves for the college team. Top right: Gary says, Everytime I get under this table a new Dean Brown walks in. The stranger, an escaped lunatic, can't decide if he-'s King Tut, Dean Brown, or a doughnut. Bottom picture: All the members of the cast pose for a picture. Dean Brown ,,,,,,... Gary Blane ...,..,, CAST ..,.,...Bob Fidler ,,,,,,,,.,.Bob White Dal Thomas ,,....ss,, ..,..,.. A rnett Beckett Chuck Rhoades ...,... ..........,,,v M ackie Palmer Herb Grant ..,...,,...... ....,..v..,,.,,,... B uddy Morris Gloria Manson .......r. ....,..., I ean Ann Meadows Una Scanlon ...,..........., ....... B arbara Ann Haynes Margre Thornhrll ,..,.... ...,.......... D rema Harvey The DuPontlan, 1953 Emily Wayne ..,.... ...,,,, I anet Dempsey lone Babson ....,r,,, Miss Howard ....,,.. Beth, ,,.,..,.r..,s,.,......,.. ..,.,,,Betty Lusher .......-..Patsy Greene .-,.....Carol Thompson Mable Reese .........,,,....r,. .....,,.,......,.. I ean Allen Roland Graves ,.........,.,....,, ,...,.... H arold Hudnall Charles Bradley Brown ....,,. ...r,,,.... I immy Kuhn The Stranger ,.,.........,......... ,,,,,,,... E arl Pauley N inety-one This year. for the first time, the minstrel was sponsored by the hand. The cast, under the direction of L. S. Carson, presented an excellent per- formance. The proceeds were used to purchase new uniforms and instru- ments. Top, left: George Brown is featured playing his rendition of Basin Street Blues. Eleven of Santa's lovely helpers turned out to help make the event more colorful by dancing to the tune, Here Comes Santa Clausf' Middle, left: Roberta Fisher and Rayma Ramsey combined their talent to form a lively dancing team, One of the most popular songs around Christmas this year was, I Saw Mama Kissing Santa Clausf, which was sung by Wayne Halstead. Bottom, left: Leon Brown, Carl Walker, Alan Jones, Fred Frye, and Charles Melton tune their ukes and give out with some good old south- ern style music. Kathleen Kennedy, Alice Belcher and Willie Canterbury dressed as pickaninnies entertain the audience with a tap dance. guna! ' awe! 4 5 1 1 li 4 5 Top row, left to right: Dickie Gregg, center, displays the prize he won for having the most subscriptions in the magazine drive sponsored by the band. Looking on are some of his classmates. Dancing to Dark Town Strutter's Ballf' Carolyn Jackson and Peggy Gibson proved to be one of the outstanding attractions in the band minstrel. Second row: These 1952 graduates put away their dignity and become uMa1nrna's Little Darlins for the annual Kid Day. Left to right: Barbara Briles, Betty Hudson, Nancy Crockett, Jack Lynch, Sarah Douglas, Norman Brown, Ameila Walker Johnson, Jimmy McCor1nick, Gilbert Martin. One of the main features of the Fall Follies was Mike Marionis Television Show. Some of the stars were, clockwise: Geraldine McNeeley, Bren- da Stone, Patricia Hendricks, Mary Horner, Jean Olzer. Bottom row, left to right: These subscription staff members work very hard the first few months of school securing the needed amount of subscription to publish the annual. Seated, left to right: Mary Kay Walker, Shirley Sigrnan, jean Allen, Drema Harvey, Geraldine Burdette. Standing: Ian Penix, Peggy Cogar, Rita Ellison, Dottie Dent, Sheila Hines, Rose Ann Minnix, Bar- bara Abston, Dolores Jarrett, Barbara Hatfield. Mr. Reuter, former teacher at DuPont, who now works for the Board of Education, poses with members of the Visual Educa- tion Club and their equipment. Wm ' N inety-six EACH YEAR the Student Council sponsors the homecoming ceremonies at half-time of one of our football games. The main attraction of the evening is the crowning of Miss DuPont and her attendants. Qualifications set up by the Stu- dent Council for eligibility are scholarship, beauty, personality and leadership. The candidates for the title this year were left to right: Geraldine Burdette, Barbara Haynes, Dolores Jarrett, Gail Martin, lean Meadows, Shirley Sigman, and Carol Thompson. The DuPontian, 1953 775644 D ?Pwz ATTRACTIVE DOLORES JARRETT, Miss DuPont of '52-'53 was chosen by the popular vote of the entire student body from the candidates pictured on the opposite page. Dodie has been active in band, National Honor Society, Du- Pontian, and the Student Council cabinet. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john Jarrett of Belle. The DuPontian, 1953 N inety-seven Machine Shop Top picture, left to right: Leo Abston and Kenneth Smith are machining V blocks on the Shaper. Middle picture, left to right: Sam McMillan, Tom Staniper and Philip Halstead are slotting pieces on the milling machine. Bottom picture, left to right: Freddie Bonnett, Roy Lawson and Bill Carpenter are machining Bevel Gears on the lathes. Ninety-eight The DuPontian, 1 95 Wood Shop Top picture, foreground: Harold Jarvis, Troy Hodge, Gerald Ledsome, Darrell Mitchell, Charles Tawney. Middle picture, foreground: john Kendrick, Robert Jessie, Carl Sizemore, Harland Harris. Bottom picture: Ray Conant, Mike Dye, Aubrey Cormany, Roger Williams, Ronnie Dodrill, Bill Blanton, and Mr. O,Brien, instructor. Boys in wood shop have work consisting of foundry, clay, electricity, forging, printing and wood work. The DuPontian, 1953 Ninety-nine Za pavzlfdmza 741' 70016 Top picture: Bookkeeping is a course which will be very useful to these senior students when they take their place in the business world. Seated in the foreground are: Anita Bailey, Phyllis Thornton, Vicky Slusher. Paul Burke is at the adding machine. Center picture: Mr. Diller, machine shop instructor, shows Russell Skiles how to operate the lathe. Ralph Cook and Ralph Bononie operate their machines. Bottom picture: Members of the biology class are studying different kinds of butterflies by the use of preserved specimens. Standing in front are: Sue Arnold, Glen Brown, Donna Rose Hall, Patricia Blackburn, Cray Ferguson, Janet Ward, Donald Adkins. In back are: Charles Dean and Donald Conley. One Hundred The D-uPontian, 1953 Parents Visitation Day ON NOVEMBER 14, the Y-Teens sponsored a tea for the parents visiting the school. Each year one day of National Education Week is set aside as Parents, Visitation Day. During visitation day the parents have a chance to observe students in their classes. Building Better Attendance Janet Hall, Arnett Beckett, Sam Flowers, Harold Hudnall, Freda Belcher, Loretta Rodgers and Jean Ann Meadows listen attentively as Mrs. Wilcox, attendance officer, explains the importance of regular attendance at school. The DllP0llffill71, 1953 0116 H LH1df6Cl 0116 MARY KAY WALKER talks to Ted Mack backstage after she appeared on his amateur program in Charleston. 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Second row: Manager Frank Runion, Ronnie Rice, Larry Stanley, Burl Dent, John Belcher, Keith Pritt, Tommy Myers, Gary Kinser, Roger Williams, Bob Patterson, Coaches Harry Douglas and Dick Sweeney, Queue Humphreys and Manager Jimmy White. Third row: Virgil Casto, Don Moles, Larry Stanley, Francis Blackhurst, Ed Moore, Jimmy Winters, Max O'Dell, Hugh Pritt, Allan Custer, Willie F ridley, Mark Holesclaw, Paul Boyd, Richard Hancock, Earl Martin, Leslie Pittman, and Gordon Burgess. Cooch Douglas DuPont Head Football Coach and Assistant Basketball Coach H andred Four DuPont ,.... DuPont ...., DuPont ,.... DuPont ..... DuPont o,... DuPont o,.... DuPont ...... DuPont ...... DuPont ,..... Seoson's Record 0 6 ,,,--,,l2 7 7 ----,,v2l -------2O 0 -------l2 South Charleston ...... ...,uu, 1 3 Barboursville Charleston Catholic ,u,.. .... 7 N1tIO .o,oo,o,,o,oo,o,....,.,... i,..,o, 2 0 Montgomery St. Albans ..... Clendenin Dunbar .... Oak' Hill ,ee,e East Bank ..... Won 5 Lost 5 .--W19 70 ---M14 .--.--.l4 7 .----.25 The DuPontian, 1953 Graduating Lettermen it it 'ik THESE NINE lettermen have finished their high school football careers at DuPont. The coaches are top row, left to right: Richard Sweeney, assistant football coach, H. B. Douglas, head football coach, Queue Humphreys, who is the newest addition to the coaching staff at Du- Pont, assistant football coach. The nine letter- men are second row, junior Matheny, Frank McKeoWn, Ronald Whitlock. Third row: Bob Fidler, Philip Hal- stead, Roy Shreve. Bot- tom row: Leo Abston, Roger Williams, Tom Stamper. it it it The DuPontian, 1953 Good Season 0 THE PANTHERS, first game at South Charleston saw the Panthers drop their contest 13 to 0. A DuPont drive was stopped when Chittum intercepted Halstead's pass and set the Black Eagles' first touchdown. Their second touchdown came when Stamperis punt was blocked by S.C.,s end, who picked up the pigskin and scored. The extra point was good and the score stood 13 to 0. The Panthers' first home game was against Barbours- ville. In the first half the two teams battled up and down the field with neither team scoring. In the second half the Pirates scored twice in each of the remaining periods. Their first came when McKeown,s pass was intercepted and ran back to the Panthers, 30 yard stripe and in two plays, the Pirates went over for the score. Their second TD came on a 65 yard drive. After this touchdown the Panthers broke into the scoring column with a 39 yard TD pass from Whitlock to Crowder. Barboursville fin- ished the scoring in the last quarter with two TD,s. Final score: Barboursville, 245 DuPont, 6. The Panthers stopped their losing streak the next week when they met Charleston Catholic. A Panther drive was stopped on the Irish 8, but they came right back on a 70 yard drive with Williams scoring and the score was 6 to 0 at half-time. The Irish came back in the third quarter to score on a 70 yard drive. The score stood 7 to 6 in favor of Catholic until in the fourth quarter DuPont received a punt on its 39. Whitlock took it from there to the 35, where Williams scored his second TD. The extra point was no good and the game ended 12 to 7. The following Saturday afternoon, the Panthers were handed a 20 to 7 drubbing by Nitro. The Panthers' only TD came in the first period when Lett broke through for the score. A DuPont fumble was recovered by Nitro to set up their initial TD. In the third period the Wildcats marched 62 yards for a TD. In the final period, Stamper was the victim of a bad pass from cen- ter and was tackled behind the line for a safety. Later a Whitlock pass was intercepted and returned for the final tally of the game. The Montgomery Greyhounds invaded the next week only to be beaten 19 to 7. The Panthers scored in the first quarter on a pass from Stamper to Lett and again in the second quarter on another pass from Stamper to Whitlock. n the second half McKeown scored on a quar- terback sneak. The only Greyhound TD came in the last The DuPontian, 1953 period from 4 yards out and the score remained 19 to 7, favor the Panthers. The Panthers ran their winning streak to two wins when they played host to St. Albans. The Panthers dominated all play in the game winning 21 to 0. The Panthers took the kickoff and in a 58 yard drive Lett went over for the touchdown. In the second quarter they were given two points on a safety. The first time the Panthers got their hands on the ball in the second half they drove 67 yards with Whitlock going over for the score. Lett added the game's only extra point. The last score came when Ron Whitlock took the ball on a quarterback keep play and ran 80 yards for a thrilling climax to the scoring. The Panthers had an uphill battle all the way to defeat Clendenin and win their third straight. Clendenin took advantage of a short kickoff that was covered by a Clendenin player on the 39 yard line of DuPont. They scored from the 39 and their extra point was good. In the second period Stamper was hit while trying to pass and fumbled the ball, which was recovered by Clendenin who turned it into a TD and extra point. The Panthers took the following kickoff and drove 71 yards with Lett scoring both the TD and extra point. In the third quar- ter the Panthers moved the pigskin 52 yards with reserve Belcher going over to score. The Panthers' last chance came in the last quarter where DuPont took the ball from its own S6 and with 50 seconds left in the game Lett scored the winning points. McKeown scored the extra point and the game ended 20 to 14. The Dunbar Bulldogs got even the next week by de- feating DuPont 14 to 0. Both Dunbar TD's came from passes, once in the first quarter and once in the second. They kicked both extra points. The next week the Panthers played Collins High School of Oak Hill, and beat them 12 to 7. DuPont took the kickoff and on the first play of the game from scrimmage, McKeown raced 48 yards for the first TD. In the second period the Red Devils got their first score by passing the oval across the goal line. In the third quarter McKeown made his second TD by returning an Oak Hill punt 55 yards for the winning points. The Panthers' traditional rival, the East Bank Pion- eers gave the Panthers a 25 to 0 drubbing to end the football season as far as the Panthers were concerned. This loss gave the Panthers a respectable 5 and 5 record. One Hundred Seven Panther Cagers First row, let to right: Queue Humphreys, assistant coach, Cobby Whitman, Roger Williams Steve Dean, Kokey Patton, Bill Dawson, jim Lett, Richard Sweeney, coach. Second row jimmy Kuhn, manager, Burl Dent, Ronald Smith, Roger Booth, Iim Raines, Paul Boyd. Thzrd row: Earl Pauley, manager, Wayne Norman, Larry Stanley, Darrell Thornton, Wayne Hanson Charles Dean, Lonnie Nunley. Cooch Sweeney 1 DuPont Head Basketball Coach and Assistant Football Coach One Hundred Eight DuPont .....,,,,, CAGE RESULTS 72 Clendenin ,,,,,,. DuPont ,,.....,, ,,,,,,,, I 66 Sissonville .. DuPont ,,.,..... .,.,.... 8 9 Elkview ,,,,Y,...,,,.,.,,, DuPont ....,,,, 70 Charleston Catholic DuPont ,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,, 6 0 St. Albans .....,l..,,.,.. DuPont ,,,l..,,,, ....,.,, 6 1 South Charleston ,,.. DuPont ........,, ....,,,, 6 3 Dunbar ,,,,,,.....,.,.,., DuPont, ,,,t,,,,, ,..,... . 57 East Bank. ...,......,,,,, DuPont ,,,,,,,,,. .,...... 7 7 Stonewall Jackson.. DuPont ,.,,,,,,., ..,,,.,. 5 0 South Charleston ,,.... DuPont ,,,,..,... ,,.,.... 5 7 Charleston Catholic DuPont ,.,,,,,,, ,..,.,,. 8 3 Montgomery ........,. DuPont ,,,,,,.,,. ,,,.,.., 6 3 Sissonville .... DuPont ,,.i. ..., , ..,,..,. 6 3 Nitro ......,, , DuPont ....,,,.,. ,,.,.... 8 4 Elkview ,..... DuPont ....,,,,, , .....,,, 77 Charleston ..., , DuPont ....,,,... ,,,,.... 7 3 Dunbar .,..,,.. DuPont ,,,,,..,.. ,,,,,,,, 7 3 Nitro ......,,,,.. ' DuPont ,,,,.....,....,....., ,,,,,,, 5 3 East Bank .....,,,,.. Season's Record, 9 Won, 10 Lost Sectional Tournament ,,..,,,,54 Seth The DuPont1an 1953 Senior Cogers These three boys were the only senior members of the 1953 varsity basketball squad. Roger Willianis has played guard for three years on the varsity team. Steve Dean has served as forward on the senior high team for three years. Bill Dawson has played guard for the DuPont Cagers for three years. BASKETBALL - 1953 - THE DUPONT CAGERS wound up their 1953 season with a 9-10 record ending up in sixth place in the Kanawha Valley Conference. The -highlight of the year came when the undefeated Panthers met the undefeated South Charleston team at the Morris Harvey iieldhouse. The Panthers were in every second of the game, but the higher clan of the Black Eagles enabled them to come out on top with an 83-61 score. In the sectional tournament which was played at the Morris Harvey fieldhouse DuPont was beaten in their first game by Seth 35-54. One' Hfmdfed T611 The DuP0ntian, 1953 Senior High Cheerleaders Kneeling, left to right: Kathryn Hall, Rebecca Sullivan, Kay Clark, Carol Thompson, captain, Patty White, Jennie Curatolo, Janey Wllite. THESE CHIPPER young ladies lead the fans in cheering the Panthers to victory. The qualifications for be- ing a cheerleader are: dependability, leadership, good Character, cheerfulness, resourcefulness, alertness, pleas- ing personality, and a commanding voice. Junior High Cheerleaders Kneeling, left to right: Judy Stevens, Janet Rice, Sue Douglas, Kay Stanley. The DuPontian, 1953 One Hundred Eleven Junior High Gridmen Members of the football team are, left to right, first row: Bob Day, Leonard McKeown, Tom McCluskey, Larry Ervin, Fred Whitlock, Bob Shannon, Frank Underwood, Sanford Harvey, Norman Frum, Robert Slater, David Harless. Second row: jim Naylor, Joe Gregg, Ronald Surbaugh, Jerry McDaniels, Bob Green, joe Cogar, Tommy Heflin, Donald White, Larry Stowers, Jimmy Fleck, Larry Edwards, Doyle Asbury, Manager, Jerry Stanley. Third row: Coach M. T. Hamrick, Ronald Dodrill, Dickie Holliday, Eddie Powers, Arthur Vaughn, Gene Wright, Bernard Versansky, Elvin Dent, Carl Spitzer, Rickie Robinson, Mike Dye, Bobby Gunnoe. Coach Homrick DuPont ......, DuPont ..,..,, FOOTBALL RECORD DuPont ,,,,,..,...,, O Thomas Jefferson DuPont, ,r,,,, .,,,.,. 1 4 Midway ..,..,,,.., , DuPont ,,,,,. ,,,r.,. 1 4 Chelyan ,,,,, 20 DuPont, ,,.,,, ,,,,,.......,. 6 VV on 3, Lost Marmet i,,......,, .... South Charleston Ward ,,,,...,,,,.,...... 2, Tied l Q UNDER the watchful eyes of Coach Hick Ham rick, the DuPont junior high Cubs compiled a record of three wins, two losses, and one tie. The Cubs hung up decisions over South Charleston and their closest rivals, Chelyan and Midway. They were tagged with setbacks only from strong Thomas Jeffer- son and VVard. A nip-and-tuck battle with Marmet resulted in their only deadlock. Head junior High Football and Basketball Coach One Hundred Twelve The DuPontian, 195 Junior High Basketball First row, left to right: jimmy Greenwald, Larry Ervine, Norman Frum, Freddie VVhitlock, Harry Green- wald, Tommy McCluskey. Second row: Charles Heflin, joe Cogar, Mike Murphy, Robert Conley, Jerry Mc- Daniels. Third row: Jimmy Fleck, Jerry Edwards, Coach Hamrick, Larry Stowers, Manager, Hugh Pritt. DuPont Opponents 39. ....,, ,..... . South Charleston ,,,, ,,......,. 3 0 20. ...,,, ,...... M idway r,,...,,,,i,.,.., ,,,,.,i.. . 30 22 ,,...,. ,,.,,,, L incoln ,,,,..........,. ,.r..,,... 5 3 25. .,,... .....,, M armet .,.,. .....,..., 1 8 33. .r,... ,,,,,,. M idway ,..,. ........., 3 9 39 ,,r,... ....... C helyan ........., 33 45 ....,,. .,...,. L incoln ,,.,.......,,,.. ,,..,,,,i 6 2 40 ,..... .,..... C hamberlain ......,,,.. ,...,,..,. 4 2 29 ,,,,,,, ,.,.... T homas jefferson ..... ........,, 5 1 23 ,,...,. ...,.,, W ard .,..,.....,..,,,.......... -..... V... 2 1 49 ,,,,, ,, .....,, South Charleston ...... ......,, . ..50 51 ,,,,i,, ,v,,... C harnberlain ......,.,.. ,,,,...... 3 5 32, ,,,i,, ..,..,. C helyan ,...........,,.......,, ,.,.,....f 2 3 29 ,,,,,,, .,.,... T homas jefferson ,r...... ..,...,.. . 50 Won 6 - Lost 9 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 33 ,,-,,,, ,......... R oosevelt ..........,.................. ,-A....,.. 5 4 THE DUPONT junior High School Cubs finished their regular basketball season with a mark of six games won and nine losses. In the series played with their closest rivals, Chelyan and Midway, the Cubs defeated Chelyan twice but suffered two setbacks to a very good Midway team. A couple of Cubs, namely Larry The DuPontum 1953 Ervine and Norman Frum, showed definitely that they intended to make a name for themselves on next yearls Varsity. Other Freshmen departing from the 1953 squad include Tommy McC1uskey, jimmy Fleck, Robert Conley, Bob Day, Freddy Whitlock, and Sanford Harvey. One Hundred Thirteen ada 7a dim Top row, left to right: Larry Ervine going in for a one-handed push shot. Second picture: Freddie Whitlock going up for tip-up at center. Center row: Freddie Whitlock and Norman Frum iight for a rebound. Second picture: Coach Hamrick and his Cubs in a huddle before the DuPont-Ward game. Bottom row: Robert Slater is pulled down from behind in DuPont- Ward game. Second picture: Robert Slater runs around end in Ward game. Freddie XVhitlock moves in to help. One Hundred Fourteen The DuPonttcm, 1953 f4d646'Z 6 The advertising staff of the DuPontian is composed of four teams. The captain of the team which solicits the most advertisements wins a free annual. The winning team and the advertising manager are, left to right: Bobby White, Shirley Sigman, captain, Jean Allen, advertising manager, Rose Ann Minnix, Barbara Hatfield. THE DUPONTIAN STAFF greets our advertisers and hopes that you have a prosperous season. Our readers will be wise to deal with you. Your goods and services are the best. This we believe. Without your financial assistance in the form of advertising with us this annual would not have been possible. This we know. The DuPontian Staff The DuPontian, 1953 One Hundred Fifteen DISTINCTION VALUE , , ga am awe Attleboro Massachussets uk Class Rings and Pins , Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards V Club Insignia - Medals 81 Trophies ir Representative: C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON P. O. Box 195 Sistersville, West Virginia QUALITY SERVICE O H cl d Sixteen The DuPontian 19 GaIperin's . . . Your Complete Music Store 0 Conn and Pan American Instruments ' BALDWIN AND ACROSONIC PIANOS ' Magnavox Radio-Phonograph Rand, W' VG' and Television 0 Hammond Organs -And of course all the latest recordings by your favorite artists. Galperin Music Co. 'l7 Capitol St. , -'sz Groceries - Frozen Foods 'N Fresh Meats and Vegetables q with an clothes dryer Appalachian Electric Power Co. Phone 5-4821 00664 PRINTING COMPANY 'Dwzmzcm' Pdnfckq' I 611 Pennsylvania., Avenues CHARLESTON, W. VA. p Good annuals, like good friends, become more endeared with the passing of the years. When life's sands are running low and you brush the dust from this book and turn its well worn pages to recall pleasant memories of friends long forgotten, we hope you shall recall also the friendship between this firm and your school which the printing of this annual brought about. The DuPontian,I 1958 One Hundred Seventeen 775az'a7fmf444 that please SPECIAL PRICES ON GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPHS .YBMZ3-32,25 DeLUXE STUDIO Makers ot Photographs in this annual 7105 Lee Street Opposite Virginian Theatre i CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA . TIP TOP BARBECUE The Bright Spot On The Boulevard Coffee Shop X I Q Drive In 5 V. O I 0 SOFT DRINKS 0 HOT DOGS I LUNCHES I HAMBURGERS 0 DINNERS 0 BARBECUES 0 SANDWICHES 0 SOFT DRINKS' One Hundred Eighteen The DuPontian 195 l Congratulations, Seniorsl 4 fs. N PALMERS BOBBY WHITE STORE FINE FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY 228 Capitol Street phone 3-4543 Phone Charleston, 2-3I85 West Virginia COmP me 'S of McDowelI's Sales BELLE LUMBER COMPANY Gnd 5efviCe Building Supplies Cool Fork. W. Vu- 9-2242 l706 Orchard Avenue O Belle, W. Va. BICYCLES 84 PARTS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 81 REPAIRS TIRES A Stowers Super Market BATTERIES IS THE FISHING SUPPLIES BELLE SUPER MARKET , ' Phone 9-8223 ' Phone 5-4103 Belle, W. Va. The DuPontian, 1953 One Hundred Nineteen . RAND DAIRY BAR Ormond Hosiery Shop RAND w. wt. 801 Quarrier St. ' C eS'0 f Wes' VU- Fountain Service - Lunches Q.. Patented Medicines Hosiery - Gloves - Lingerie - Anklets . Sweqi-ers A Mrs. Alma Dillon Open 7 A. M. 11 P. M. Russell's Appliances . Congratulations, com. FORK, W. VA. Seniors III Emerson, Capehart, Crosley, Hallicrafter EI Sales, Service 8. Installation Ray's Service Station 81 Garage C. R. Francis, Prop. Phone 9-8161 Diamond, W. Va. Robert E. Eschan Jeweler and Silversmith z , DANIEL BOONE HOTEL 407 Capitol Street Charleston Irene's Beauty Shop I For latest in styles O Phone 5-2116 Rand, West Virginia Stationers To The Class of 1953 IIIQIII CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS DOE MERRELLS, INC. 115 South Second St. Clarksburg, West Virginia One Hundred Twenty The DuP0ntian, 1953 I Community Grocery Phones: East Bank 3211 Quincy 9-2147 000 Groceries - Meat - Shoes - y Furniture 000 G. E.4Appliances RCA Television ' oomuo oucu N xI X Q 4 21 1 K 1 , J Lg 'AP L VW 4, COmPIimeHTS 5 You'u uk: ro Sm: IT! 4 L of O ooNAl.o 554 nucx Booster W' W-f BREAD Q III f AT voun suocen'sJ Sf? TOPS IN PU RITY Belle Chemicals ik BELLE ALKALI COMPANY BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA D Pontian, 19531 O H dedTetyoe Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of from y AVALON BARBECUE Cohen Drug Compqny 2944 Piedmont Road Incorporated O09 Best Wishes from Store No. 6 Falwell Fast Freight, Inc. BELLE, W. VA- Phone 9-2193 RAND W. VA. Cong ratulations, Q . Cong ratulotions- Seniors U I Seniors of 53 from JIM SMITHERS ESSO Witcher West Virginia G Builders Supply Co. Harry F. White 81 Company 5.43 RIVER CONTRACTOR 'Nt' oaoi 2-5177 DlAMOND, W- VA. Spring and Bullitt Sts. PHONE 9-7585 Charleston, W. Va. One Hundred Twenty-two The DuPontian, 195 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS Gal'en's Grocery Meats - Feeds - Dry Goods SPRING FORK, W. VA. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Your Frigidaire Appliance Dealer BELLE HA Phone WI 9-2l92 806 8: 808 DuPo RDWARE CO. Vivian Shop Men's, Ladies', CI'1iIdren's Ready to Wear Vivian Rader, Owner Phone 9-2231 Belle, W. Va. MADDOX GROCERY For Finest Quality in IIIQIII nt Ave., Eosl' Belle W. Va SENIORSY Look on to a New and Wonderful Life Gentry Furniture Company 'IO Capitol Street Charleston, W. Vo. Curtains A The Drapes ' ,H Shop SliDcovers L , , : That Bedspreads '.,. fl ,g ig s Specializes Linens , v...., Q Saving and I , f '. You fy -9. L. ' 2? , etc. -f .,-. , Money. 1 700 LEE ST. GROCERI ES-M EATS-VEGETABLES GLIDDEN PAINTS AND TELEVISION Best Wishes FIDLER AND FRAME ,hone Rm, u FUNERAL HOME 5-2174 West Virginia 'l'l26 DuPont Avenue, E. - Belle, W. Va. e uP0ntian, 1953 ThD One Hundred Twenty-three The Li'I Abner DRIVE IN Hot Dogs Steaks Hamburgers Pork Chops BarI:ecues Homemade Pies French Fries All Kinds of Drinks IOO YARDS EAST OF TRAIL DRIVE IN THEATER Route 60 Belle, W. Va. Hundred Twenty-four The DuPontian, 1953 Stop ot the convenient CONGRATULAUONS DANIEL BooNE TRAIL FROM Washing - Greosing . . . We fix tlots DICKINSON 81 COMPANY 'I MALDEN, 3033 K who Bl d E WEST VIRGINIA Best Of Luck, Seniors ot '53 Compliments of I BELLE nouGi.As Gnocianv DRY CLEANERS Ph 9-2136 Wifcher, W. Va. B II West Virgi EVERMAN'S CONFECTIONERY DuPont City, West Virginia moi: Where DuPontions Enjoy ThemseIves DuPo t 1953 One Hundred Twenty CONGRATULATIONS Y. M. C. A. .S From High School .......... 10.00 - J . H' h ................ 8.00 Sterling Restaurant 1 'Q Cadet ......... ....... 7 .00 811 Washington St., E. Charlest Prep, .,..... ....,.. 7 .00 1:1011 W. L. Smith and Company WHOLESALE DRY GOOD AND NOTIONS Camp John Laing EOD Gges 18 to 161 Ph ne 2-6179 PHONE 2-4157 915 Virginia Street 2 4158 Charleston, West Virgi Engravers for the PANTHER PRESS and,THE DuPONTIAN it ik as CHARLESTON ENGRAVING COMPANY O Hundred Twenty The DuP t 1953 JOHN' - JIM - SLATS Fawcetts' Esso Servicenter We Do It A Better Way U. S. Route 60 at 7th St., Belle, W. Va. Accessories-Confections-Drinks Car Needs - lce Cream Etc. GU NTH ERS JEWELRY ' f-. S Elgin-Hamilton-Rolex lWaterproofl Towle 8g Gorham Silverware SHOE SHOP c AR es ON Nftzb Ortho Kanawha Valley Lumber Co Lumber for all your needs, 1315 Smith Street Charleston, West Virginia GLENDA HALSTEAD Congratulations, Seniors HALSTEAD'S SERVICE STATION Your Texaco Dealer Spring Fork, W. Va. The DuPontian, 1953 One, Hundred Twenty sewn KEYSTON E All the family enjoys ' 1' CO. H. and L. M. Casdorph, Props.l shopping O SEACRIST GROCERY PHONE BELLE, 9-4741 W- VA- Buy the Best at KELLEY'S MEN'S SHOP Bruce Douglas Clothes Arrow Shirts - Mallory Hats DOLORES JARRETT Freeman Shoes Miss DuPont Phone 2-1862 Phone 3009 Kanawha Blvd., E. 111 W. W 11- 1- 51.- 5-9900 Charleston 'I, W. Va. cha lego? :lg 3:6 I' I . Q AMHERST FUEL COMPANY AMH ERST COAL COMPANY HIGHEST QuAi.i'rY Low sum-lun sour:-:ERN west VIRGINIA C O A L United Carbon Bldg. Charleston, W. Va. One Hundred Twenty-eight The DuPontian, 1953 1335 Washington St., E. 1716 Washington St., E. Drive in 1332 Lee Street 505 Central Avenue PHONE 2-3113 1016 - 6th Ave., S. Albans RAY's BAR-B-Q O Hot Dogs Barbecues Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Plate Lunches Frozen Custard O Reed, W. Va. Phone 5-2922 Save Supply Company, Inc. 22 Summers St. Charleston 31, W. Va. Phone 6-0696 P. O. Box 3063 JACK AND PAT'S GULF SERVICE STATION Boosters of DuPont High School P. E. HOLZ SONS 81 CO. Wholesale Meot Pockers O Charleston, W. Va. Phone 2-2119 Spence Paint and Chemical Co. CUSTOM-MIXED PAINTS SHIRLEY SIGMAN III DOD Corner East Washington Phone 9-7244 DuPont Ave. 'nd E'l e'h 5 Belle, W. Va. Charleston, W. Va. The DuPontian, 1953 One Hundred Twenty nme Compliments of Boker Equipment Engineering Co., Inc. Distributors of Wayne School Bus Bodies CHARLESTON HUNTINGTON BLUEFIELD CLARKSBURG AUTO SERVICE CO. BODY AND FENDER REPAIR MOTOR TUNE-UP , REBUILDING GENERAL REPAIR PAINTING V o Spring Fork, W. Vo. '..,,.1,1I.1II:L:55:5:525,:I2,5,iii55151Ssggggggsfsiisssisifagiiif25555Efisisgigiiigigiigg5isEifE5E2555252i2EgEsi55i:s5555:1::1I, ',.-2:25355:2525552555fsSs2sE555255S5ifSsEsE. 5 J A ' ..,,, -I Scientific Family Washing V .4.4. :.,.,.,,g:.E fsf5E5ig .... ' iifsn., .... ,iiiiiffff5555555525535555525555 Cleaners-Dyers 5 -- ' L'b F ' C I erty urnlture 0. Phone 9-2197 Belle, W. Vo Reach for I - I f , ' and Youll Enloy Every Meal , I ,f 4' - N, ----.-v4 . - . ..s.v.-1 -- -V.,--399,-..,. ,v f fhegx .. ,.s.g,-- . ,. ' I - 1 ,V i1irf:1:SE'EfE1:+ .. ' '-I . 2:':-:- ' ' :- :4 '-2-:5:hL-:PSZ-.'- -g ' -'.Z-'V ' 'f'4'i':E:j, I 'I I I .I 11-.rf-.'.:2:IErfrf.1::rE1E:f:r:r5rEi:2 :2rfrklzzikfs1:-:1:1E-F:-1:- E1-' :ze-1zrfraaerzrikmrfrf-.1.:,, ::5?:t2:- - '-1:2:f.., A - I:fq2:ff:1:1 :-:ff '-.rW5:2f5-If -S-sf? '- r?f2,gQ1QCf'f5F:f:C'HY1'1'1 fP -1.,:,1,:.,.:.,:,',g.:.5,::,p,5,:.,.,:,1,,:..I,5.,.::::,x-2.111f.:.:.:aQ3QffQQq:.:.:.:g:f:-f-zze:.,.:::::ff.-.,,:,,f.2:,: - zz -1. --'- -:-uf.:-I:-g ,.-1:-.-4-:,4:,:,g5-fg.:.z1 - - ,.,.g.gg4-- ,.-4-Q. - -M. -. . ' 4 - x ll fsasfi De Ivered Fresh if'1?gif2 'v?fp1:ai.' :+:-.-. K1?3?5..:1'-2--if 'E3IE:E LEE , A- To Your Grocers EVERY DAY .,-.- OIW Hfmdfed Thin!! The DuP0ntian, 1953 GAY'S DINER Little in size But the Best in Good Food wiTcHER, w. VA. DRINK Coca-Cola in bottles Congratulations, Seniors BLAKE'S MARKET Spring Fork, W. Va. THE MAYTAG MASTER, finest Maytag ever! Huge, square alumi- num tub holds moreg keeps water hot longer. 4, i Belle Maytag Co. Quality merchandise at lower, i Belle' W- V'- prices! . iis ,. ,, A A e - i f ,eesgfx - l ,WA lgllxll . Xi: 'L t 4 - ,V I - i A R Lv. 'im jvjfv ' F1 fag? ' . ,. ,.,. ' fl ll 1 'SIX X X7 l ........,. L-:-:1:111: :1:a: a 2:e eiia i lili. Let your modern 3llf00l6flZ GAS' rall99 take over while you relax! Why worry? Your automatic GAS range .E starts . . . cooks . . . stops without any , attention from you--and gas cooking is vfff clean, cool, economical. ?f See the Gas Range models at your dealer's! W fiffif UNITED Fuel. GAS co. i The DuPontian, 1953 One Hundred Thirty-one Lucenti Auto Accessories I-GIYCI Office EqUiPmenI' C0- ATLAS BUILDING . Charleston Phone 6-5353 Distributors of ' Gulf Tires and Batteries . . Distributors for CHARLESTON, W, VA, A. B. Dick Duplicating Products ONE HOUR MARTINIZING More Than sry Cleaning glgfs I24l'lPl1'0l In UPROIDPOIYUFIKI ST. Charleston, W. Vo. I III Your Silver Store N0 EXTRA CHARGE FOR ' ONE HOUR CLEANING PERSINGERS INCORPORATED MINE MILL INDUSTRIAL I SUPPLIES -D- 520 Elizabeth Street CHARLESTON, W. VA. One Hundred Thirty-two The DuPontian, 1953 l, ' e wearwwwr FINEST BAKERY' Bakers 0 , .B'l.l.'l.1fBl T115 etabked BREAD e e ,. ,. re' '- e'e'-+ w f -6- L4-'ff' 4523 Eiga 'elf West Virginiaas Finest Bread---Baked Up to a Standard---Not Down to a Price The DuPontian, 1953 One Hundred Thirty-three Get your School and Office Supplies . at May you achieve your highest ambitions. MOORE'S .-. O The S. Spencer Moore Co. E- R- PONY 118 Capitol Sr. Phone 2-6186 IKroger Managerl lOpposite Old P. OJ . BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA Office Phone Res. Phone cafeteria 5-4554 3-5076 ,, Famous Valley Truck Equipment Co. IO' 2950 Piedmont Road Good Food Charleston, W. Va. E, Distributors of Hercules Dump Bodies and Hoists 212 Hale Street Charleston, West Virginia WEST VIRGINIA WATER COMPANY . Charleston, West Virginia One Hundred Thirty-four The DuP0nt1an 1953 Insist Upon GATES PAINTS Made ln Charleston WALLPAPER - G L A S S - WINDOW SHADES Since I86I GATES PAINT MFG. CO. Salesrooms Summers 8. Virginia Sts. Compliments of Charleston Lumber Company Charleston, W. Va. Phone 2-OI I I Compliments of Smith's Transfer Corp. of Staunton, Va. CHARLESTON TERMINAL I Serving the Kanawha Valley From NEW YORK BALTIMORE NEW JERSEY WASHINGTON, D. C. PHILADELPHIA SHENANDOAH VALLEY Phone 5-2156 Direct Leased Wire Telephone Between All Terminals l 24 HOURS PER DAY MATHEWS Printing and Lithographing Co. N Q 600-602 Capitol St. Charleston 28, W. Va. Phone 2-4I97 P. O. Box 2267 KI NG'S RESTAURANT 0 Q ,, 0 706 Lee Street W ii Kink MH X The semaful Lamp Room Virginia 8: Clendenin f 4 'A' I . WHERE PARKING IS N0 PROBLEM If JI The DuPontian, 1953 One Hundred Thirty-five index to ftfdaeztiuu Amherst Fuel Co. ..........,........... ....... 1 28 Appalachian Electric Power Co. ,.... ..A,,.,. 1 17 Auto Service Co. .........,............. ...Y.,.. 1 30 Avalon Barbecue .......................... ........ 1 22 Baker Equipment Engineering Co. ..,........... 130 Balfour, L. G. Co. .....................,.. . .,..,... 116 Belle Alkali Co. ..... ,....... 1 21 Belle Dry Cleaners .... ..,.,,., 1 25 Belle Hardware ..... ........ 1 23 Belle Lumber Co. --- .,.V.. -7119 Belle Maytag ,........... ......., 1 31 Belle Super Market ..... .....,.. 1 19 Blake's Market ,......... Cablish Baking Co. ........ --,-.---1 31 ----,.,.1 30 Charleston Engraving Co. .... .,....A . ,126 Charleston Laundry ........ Charleston Lumber Co. -Q-- I Coca Cola Bottling Co. .... Cohen Drug Co. .............. Community Grocery Co. Conlon Baking Co. ......... - Connell Store .,....... Curtain Shop, The .... Daniel Boone Trail .... DeLuxe Studio .... Dickinson 84 Co. .... . Doug las Grocery ..... -,g,,.-, 1 3 O --------1 3 5 -----.,-1 3 1 22 ----- ,---.,Qg1 21 --- ,,,,-,e -133 -------tl--.--- ---Wal 17 2 il ------.--' --g- -,.-1 23 --- ,,.,... ,1 25 -,--.---1 1 8 -,--,A,,1 25 -.-,....125 Eschan Jeweler ................. ,,,,,,,, 1 20 Everman's Confectionery ,,.... Falwell Fast Freight, lnc. --- Fawcetts' Esso Station ............. Fidler 81 Frame Funeral Home .... .,...,., Fife Street Shoe Shop ......,........ Galperin Music Co. .... Gaten's Grocery ..... Gates Paint Co. .... . Goy's Diner .............. Gentry Furniture Co. --- Greenbrier Dairy ,....... Gunthers Jewelry ...... Halstead Service Co. -.- Holz, P. E., Sons 8. Co. --.-- lrene's Beauty Shop ..... 125 122 127 123 127 117 123 135 131 123 119 127 127 129 120 Jones Printing Co. .,,............... Kanawha Valley Lumber Co. ..... ,.,,. . KeIley's Men's Shop .a........... Keystone Service Station ....... King's Restaurant ................. Laird Office Equipment Co. ---- Liberty Furniture Co. ,,........ - L'il Abner .............., Lincoln Jewelers .,..,......... Lucenti Auto Accessories ..... Maddox Grocery .,,.......,................,.,.....,.... Mathews Printing 81 Lithographing Co. .....,.. Merrells, Inc. .,......................................... V Moore, S. Spencer, Book Store ...... Y..... McDowell's Sales 81 Service ..,.... ....V. Nu Way Dry Cleaning ......,.. One Hour Martinizing ....,. Ormond Hosiery Co. ....... 1 Palmers Shoe Store ..............,.,.. ..,... Parry, E. R. Kroger Store Mgr. .,.... ,,L... Persingers, lnc. ,,,...................... ...... Pfaft 81 Smith ,,,.,, Purity Baking Co. ..... Rand Dairy Bar ....... Ray's Bar-B-Q ........... Ray's Service Station .a... Russell's Appliance ,,,,.,,,,... Seacrist, W. A. Grocery ....... smith, W. L. as co. ......... . Smith's Transfer Corp. ..c...... Smither's, Jim, Esso Station .... Spence Paint 81 Chemical Co. ..... ...... Save Supply ,.Laca...................A.. Sigman 81 Son Gulf Service ...... Sterling Restaurant ............... Tip Top Bar-B-Que .... United Fuel Gas Co ..a.....,.... Valley Truck Equipment Co. ---- Vivian Shop .,.........,........,.... Waybright Cafeteria .................... .,.... West Virginia Water Service Co. ..... ..... - White, Harry F. 81 Co. ---.. .......... ------ Y. M. C. A. ............,.. - 117 127 128 128 135 132 130 124 132 132 123 135 120 134 119 129 132 120 119 134 132 122 121 120 129 120 120 128 126 135 122 129 129 129 126' 118 131 134 123 134 134 122 126 One Hundred Thirty-six The Du'P011fwf1 1953 55, X 1 Q p W. R 1 t 2 1 I A 4 E i ! f I 4 5 i I Q x E ? 3 1 Q 35 3 5 11 .2 5! s 5 fi 1 5? E 59 E s wi ' -M 5' ' x - K V55 'A xx. ,ms six . ' ' , X. X 36 5 xt X. f'f'fi f ' ' ' N . i . TN ,,,M.4 Wg, l X f . Q x mx x 5 N X S N ,Z 'w xgqf -A, -1 -55,3 1 Six 5 2 I Q xx i sxv iiwklfcf N f N -QA. v5.34-pfgl Q Sg:fQwg.., , X -A - . 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