DuPont High School - DuPontian Yearbook (Belle, WV)
- Class of 1956
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A A 1 0231 U' I 4 A 'Ir lf 5 E 'X , j ' fX I W7,,cf?,4f' tial! 4 4 u r. y M 4 4 J V P Q 5 . . 6 viii' M H I ' .H W A Wf M rf MH! ' If 1, 7 WN, J f' Ilan KKK f u, ie Za paatdaa -I4 ,r in ...., III I III ffm E12'i II E EQIP jj NT 1956 Published by the Senior Closs Dapmt 564006 BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA Rosalie Greene, Editor 1 J vu, I u vwlfd ,xv I Q' , N, I. .5 s 'N 2 . ' ' E fffy x, I '- ' or ,X N snuff' DuPont High School, Belle, West Virginia Forwar Come with us and gaze into the crystal ball and observe the many wonders of Fairyland, that magic land where dreams come true. We searched deep into the dark corners of our minds and came up with the intriguing title, Fairyland, as the theme for the 1956 DuPontian. As we peek into Fairyland, we shall see the enchanted castle - DuPont High School - and all of the little creatures and elves - students at work and play - busily engaged in a never ending round of activities. We shall share their hopes, their dreams, their accomplishments. Quickly let us look into the magic ball before this cyclorama of events passes into oblivion and the land of yesterday. 2 il? -ea X 1 X I 2 W M X 4:1 A Dedication ....,. Faculty Classes ............,, ....,.,... Organizat Activities Athletics Advertisi ions .. ........ .. n ......,.,.......,.,w.......... 2 g 1 3 Advertiser's Index ,,,.........,.., 152 Contents Dedication HARRY M. DILLER The Senior Class of 1956 wishes to dedicate this issue of The DuPontian to Mr. Harry M. Diller, who has become a definite part of the tradition of DuPont High School. Although his actual class work is spent with boys in his shop, nevertheless, both boys and girls and faculty alike call on Mr. Fix-it for.help with everything from a major repair job to a broken shoe heel. For this and for his willing guidance, we gratefully salute our friend, Mr. Diller. 4 Room 29 Q 5' if ,Q 'iw is ul fW Fa lty Qur Principal In doing a bit of writing for the year- book that has as its theme, Fairyland, one runs into quite a problem. I wish to present a strong feeling that the present-day school has more wonders than any fairy would have whispered to your parents in the happy days of the past quarter century. Our students take for granted things that their parents doubted were practical. I am no Grand- Dad, yet I can recall when the radio was a crude playtoy. A set of earphones dangled from one's ears, while you twisted some dials to get the most awful squeals and yowlings, with a splattering of music and voices. Some opined it would never catch on. Nowadays, in your study of Com- munication and Transportation, more Fairy Doings are discovered. Dad and Mother did their courting under the watchful eye of The Man in the Moon. If the Fairies continue to weave their magic spell over engineering design, your children may be doing their sparking on Mars and honeymooning on the Moon. 6 The wife has been freed by the magic wand of electricity that washes and dries, scrubs and fries, kills germs and flies. All her drudgery goes down the drain. So it goes in the Fairyland of everyday affairs. What about those other sprites that infilter our dreams and pester our aspir- ations? Most faculty members deplore the daydreaming student. But who is to say that the occasional out-of-bounds attention is not the same dreams of youth that brought Lindbergh into the air, and Edison to light the world. Always, the thoughts of Youth are long, long thoughts. And the good Fairy that guides the thinkers of our high school boys and girls will be quite happy when she totals the score for today's DuPont High. We believe they have learned that a Fairyland is wonderful, but only those who combine hard work with dreams will be able to live it again and again in the passing years with pride as well as pleasure. Mr. E. F. Garrity Principal of DuPont High School Secretary Marjorie Lobuts Top-This petite blonde, whom you may think is one of the students when you pass her in the hall, is our school secretary - a very efficient one, too, we might add. Mrs. liobuts has quite 21 job taking care of school records, transcripts, bookstore sales, two daily announcement sheets, and the financial books. liottom-There are eight office assistants that Mrs. Lobuts describes in one sentence, They are courteous, attractive, efficient, and helpful. The girls pictured are Rebecca Munneke, lluth Spradlin, Barbara Blanton, and Nancy Boseley. 7 K. ki v . KZ l f nj K , Counse ors at Hand XMCVW Lip A fa 5 l DEAN FRANK BLACK Lunch! The only time Mr. Black can take from his regu- lar duties in an average day to relax. During this time he can forget about the boys who skipped Study Hall last period or the fight on the school grounds he had to break up. But there is a better side to his job. There are those who come to him for sound advice about their future, or prob- lems of the present. Even though he is a busy man, the results of his time and effort are admired by everyone. DEAN VIOLET CAMPBELL Our Dean of Girls has many jobs inside of one. Her work takes care of the girl who sud- denly discovers that she has forgotten her money for the T.B. X-Ray or pay movie as well as the girl who looks to her for the motherly advice she can't get at home. Even though her office occupies but a small space on the first floor, her tasks are certainly not limited to this space. The girls at DuPont High School are appreciative of this job well done. A -L--H 3- F0 Nam-y Dent, Vai-olyn Deardorff, Nancy Kuhn, Anna Ruth Sterne, and Glenna Ambrose :wt as Mrs. Czimplwlls right arm. These girls are always there to help carry out her many chores. They are kept busy answering the telephone, typing, looking up schedules, and running errands. The drains' office may be small, but it houses a large number of girls, all who work torn-ther to assist thi- deans in every way possible. Some of these busy girls are Wanda Young, Mary Givens, Wanda Kessler, Edith Taylor, and Shirley Hill. 9 a Lljfl LX fb-5' VUL 0- lybi Ck., ' A'l'lvk.Li,- S1 1 , N' J . KNO 'Q' W an 1 June Arthur Frank Black Tom Bossie Erma Brooke Twila Brown rl 1-Q Violet Campbell L. S. Carson Ruth Coffindaffer Sarah Copeland Thomas Darlington These may not look very much like teachers, but look againg they are only dressed up for the annual teacher's skit, which is presented at the Junior Carnival. All the teachers seem to be enjoying the song, You Are My Sunshine, sung by Mrs. Wolfe and Miss Keeney. IO i -1 Martha Deem Harry Diller Harry Douglas ' Roselyn Durham Nedra Dye Bill Gardner B. F. Gillum Anna Gray M. T. Hamrick Carole Huddleston acuity JUNE ARTHUR-B.S. Concord College, Univer- sity of North Carolina, Junior Class Sponsor, l'n lish Dancin Club FRANK BLACK A a g .' , g . . . - . B. Amherst College, M. A. West Virginia Univer- sity, Dean of Boys . . . TOM BOSSIE-B. S. Morris Harvey, West Virginia University, Phy. Education, Coach, Senior High Athletic Club . . . ERMA C. BROOK E-A. B. Morris Harvey, M. A. Columbia University, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Music, Junior Class Sponsor, Senior High Chorus, Male Chorus, Chorus Club . . . TWILA BROWN-B. S. West Virginia University, Eng- lish, Dramatics . . . VIOLET DEEM CAMPBELL fA. B. Ohio University, M. A. Ohio University, Speech, Dean of Girls, Senior Class Sponsor, Senior Class Play . . . L. S. CARSON-A. B. West Virginia Tech, Bandmasters Certificate, Chicago Musical College, B. M. Capitol College, M. M. Capitol College, Instrumental Music, Soph- omore Class Sponsor, Orchestra, Music Composi- tion Club. . . RUTH C. COFFINDAFFER-A. B. Bethel College, M. A. George Peabody College, Mathematics, Student Council . . .SARAH J. COPELAND-A. B. Marshall College, Morris Harvey College, English, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Recreation Club . . . THOMAS V. DARLINGTON -B. S. West Virginia Tech, Industrial Arts, Vis- ual Education Club . . . MARTHA ANN DEEM- A. B. Marshall College, Art, Art Club . . . HARRY M. DILLER-Trade Industrial Educa- tion, Machine Shop Mathematics, Morris Harvey College, West Virginia Tech, Project Club, Senior Class Sponsor . . . HARRY B. DOUGLAS-B. S. Davis 8L Elkins College, M. A. Marshall College, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Athletic Di- rector. Head Football Coach, Varsity Club . . . ROSELYN DURHAM-B. S. Morris Harvey, M. A. Marshall College, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, National Honor Society Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor, Y-Teen Sponsor . . . NEDRA E. DYE- B. S. West Virginia Tech, General Business, Typing I, Social Dancing Club . . . BILL F. GARDNER-B. S. Marshall College, M. S. Mar- shall College, Chemistry, Biology, Science, Phy- sics, Athletic Business Manager, Hi-Y Club, Na- tional Honor Society Sponsor . . . B. F. GILLUM -A. B. West Virginia Wesleyan, American His- tory, Senior Class Sponsor, DuPontian Adviser, DuPontian Club, National Honor Society Sponsor . . . ANNA GRAY--A. B. West Virginia Tech, M. A. West Virginia University, Social Studies, Sophomore Class Sponsor, F. T. A. Club . . . M. T. HAMRICK-A. B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M. A. West Virginia University, World History, Stories and Tales of West Virginia Club . . . CAROLE HUDDLESTON-A. B. West Virginia Tech, Social Studies, Civics, P. 0. D., Economic Geography, Y-Teens . . . Rosa Lee Hundley Barbara Joachim Mildred Keeney Howard Kight Isabel Kimmel Margaret Kyle Frances Meredith Nancy Mulligan Marjorie Runyon Louise I. Scott Annually the faculty takes time off from their teaching responsibilities to sponsor a basketball game with the proceeds going to The March of Dimes. The Four Marvels of the Hardwood Court, who lead the faculty to another victo-ry, are -- Coach Gian- nakis, Dean Black, Mr. Sweeney, and Mr. Gardner. l2 Norma Shaar Vida Smith Richard Sweeney Maxine Thacker James Thomas ,I5 Janet Thompson Josephine Wolfe Faculty ROSA LEE HUNDLEY-B. S. Morris Harvey, West Virginia University, Geography, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Personality Club . . . BARBARA ANN JOACHIM-A. B. West Virginia Tech, University of Wisconsin, West Virginia Univer- sity, Librarian, Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor, Teen Age Book Club, Visual Education . . . MILDRED A. KEENEY- A. B. Marshall College, M. A. Marshall College, Journalism, Mathematics, Freshman Class Spon- sor, Panther Press Adviser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor, Follies Director, Panther Cubs . .. HOWARD R. KIGHT-A. B. West Virginia Wes- leyan, Syracuse University, American University, George Washington University, Mathematics, Sports and Hobbies Club . . . ISABEL KIMMEL -B. S. West Virginia University, M. S. New York University, Social Studies, Freshman Class Sponsor, Red Cross, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor . . . MARGARET KYLE-A. B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M. A. Columbia University, Northwestern University, English, French, Fresh- man Class Sponsor, The Hostess Club . . . FRANCES MEREDITH-A. B. Marshall College, Sewing, Freshman Class Sponsor, Needlecraft Club, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor . . . NANCY LEE MULLIGAN-A. B. West Virginia Tech, M. A. Ohio University, English 12, English 10, Senior Class Sponsor, The Bible Club . . . MARJORIE RUNYON-B. S. West Virginia University, Mary Washington College, Morris Harvey, Science, Biology, Eighth Grade Sponsovlg National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor, Nature and Bird Study Club . . . LOUISE L. SCOTT-A. B. West Virginia University, Mathematics, Recrea- tion Club . . . NORMA M. SHAAR-A. B. Mar- shall College, Physical Education, Social Hygiene, Tth Grade Adviser, Cheerleader Sponsor, G. A. A. Club . . . VIDA SMITH-B. S. Margaret Morrison College of Carnegie Institute of Technology, Foods, Cafeteria Management . . . RICHARD W. SWEENEY-B. S. Morris Harvey, M. S. West Virginia University, Sophomore Sponsor, Senior High Athletic Club, Driver Education . . . MAX- INE THACKER--A. B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M. A. West Virginia University, Biology, Na- tional Honor Society Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Bird Club . . . JAMES THOMAS-B. S. Morris Harvey, English 10, English 11, American History, Social Dancing Club . . . JANET THOMPSON-B. S. Morris Harvey, Marshall' College, Duke University, Typewriting, Senior Class Sponsor, Business Club . . . JOSEPHINE WOLFE-A. B. Glenville State College, Marshall College, English, Senior Dramatic Club, Nation- al Thespian Society Sponsor . . . . Wag BUS DRIVERS-We sometimes think a bus driver's work is completed when we reach home, not realizing the Work needed to keep this bus operating. Here ex- amining a bus are -Carol Hicks, Pete Peterson, Bob Palmer, Troy Fultz, Mack Day. James Cagley, and Earl McCartney. CUSTODIANS-After a weary day at school, we go home to relax, but not our custodians. Their work really begins then. They make it possible for us to learn in a clean, orderly school-W. M. Beamer, Jack Nutter, Rufus Nelson, and Mrs. Nora Phillips. I4 wix X 4 fk X taxiw ay? XRWTAQ ff KW ,Q I4 X S 3 Q 1 ' ,Ilia My if A 47 SEQ I 3 W if f ,XV ff' -Sf mf 6 ffm M Mb Classes John Bowles Anna Ruth Sterne Secretary-Coal Fork Honor Society 4, DuPont- ian 3, 4, Fall Follies 3, Chorus 2, 3 ,All State Chor- us 2, 3, Dramatic Club' 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, Faculty Sec- retary 4, F. T. A. Conven- tion at Jackson's Mill 3. Jane Price Student Council President-Belle DuPontian 3, 4, P a n t h e r Press 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Na- tional Thespians 3, 4, F. T. A. 2, Fall Follies 3, Kana- wha C o u n t y Co-Govern- m e nt Vice-President 3, Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, S. I. P. A. 3, U. H. S. P. 2, 4th Annual Leader- ship Conference 4, Ohio University Workshop 2, W. Va. University Leadership Conference 2. enior Big Cogs John Richard Bowles, Jr. President-Coal Fork Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Panther Press 2, 3, 4, Co-Sports Editor, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, U. H. S. P. 2, W. V. E. A. 3, S. I. P. A. 2. Charles Arley Barr Vice President-Reed Panther Press 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, U. H. S. P. 2, Ohio Univer- sity Journalism Workshop 3. ez Q l -VI V-, Jane Price Roberta Fisher Valedictorian-Belle DuPontian 3, DuPontian Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chief Musician Band 3, 4, F. T. A. 2, Violin Club 2, Music Composition Club 4. Rosalie Greene Dora Faye Calvert Panther Press Editor- Rand Panther Press 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Band 2 ,3, 4, French Club 3, F. T. A. 4, U. H. S. P. 2, S. I. P. A. 3. Charles Barr Biddy Ann Keeney Treasurer-Witcher DuPontian 3,l 4, Panther Press 2, 3, Fall Follies 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Major- ette 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, All County Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, S. I. P. A. 2, All State Band Festival 4, Operetta 4. Rosalie Greene DuPontian Editor-Rand Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Panther Press 2, Fall Follies 4, Mixed Chorus 2, All Coun- ty Chorus 2, Girls' Chorus 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, DuPont- ian Club 3, 4, Faculty Sec- retary 4, Girls' State 3, S. I. P. A. 3, U. H. S. P. 2, Jackson's Mill 3. Roberta Fisher Dora Caweft I6 Paul Abston Dennie Adkins v 'Q A Judy Atkins Nathan Backus w f i rdf. A4 sq-if' 5 V 7 -S ,fNfr X Lois Albert Doyle Asbury PAUL GENE ABSTON-Rand: Chorus 33 Dancing Club 33 4 , . . DENNIE LEE ADKINS-Belle: Student Council 2 ,3, 43 Fall Follies 23 Chorus 23 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Student Leader- ship Conference 33 Boys' State 33 Vice-President Student Council 33 Honor Society 4 . . . LOIS BLANCHE ALBERT -Malden3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen Convention Jacksons Mill 75 . . . DOYLE ASBURY-Diamond3 Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Operetta 43 Athletic Club 2, 33 Varsity Club 4 . . . JUDITH ANN ATKINS-Dm Pont City3-Student Council 23 Fall Follies 33 Panther Press 33 Minstrel 333 Majorette 33 Y-Teens 23 Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . NATHAN JOE BACKUS-Belle: Drivers' Education 2 3Spe- cial Project Club 3, 4 . . . JOYCE BASFORD-Diamond3 Student Council 2, 33 Social Dancing Club 43 Junior Senate 253 Junior Red Cross 2, 3 . . . GLENN VVALTER BISHOP- Witchcr3 Machine Shop Club 2, Il, 4 . . . JOHN R. BLAKE- Coal Fork: Panther Press 2 ,3, 43 Fall Follies 3, 43 Operetta 43 Dramatic Play Festival 23 Chorus 4g Dramatic Club 23 Dancing Club 3, 43 U. H. S. P.3 Morris Harvey Jr. Town Meeting' 43 Ohio University Journalism VVOrkshop 33 Male Chorus 43 Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 4 . . . BARBARA JANE BLAN'l'ON-DuPont Cllyj Y-Teens 23 Social Dancing 353 Business Club 4g U. H. S. P. 23 Office Assistant 4. Joyce Basford Glenn Bishop phtxi 'iv 4 ' 3 l all John Blake Barbara Blanton JOHN RECEIVES KEY TO OPPORTUNITY FOR SENIORS l7 Q,- ll' 0 I i ffl' s David Booth Nancy Boseley Patricia Bowe Michael Bowman DAVID FOREST BOOTH-Belleg Football 35 Track 35 Chorus 2, Athletic Club 2, 35 Varsity Club 45 Operetta 4 . . . NANCY JANE BOSELEY-DuPont Cityg Chorus 2, 35 All County Chorus 35 Y-Teens 25 Dancing Club 35 Business Club 45 U.H.S.P. 2 . . . PATRICIA ANNE BOWE-Witcher5 Dra- matic Club 25 Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . RAYMON MICHAEL BOWMAN-Belleg Chorus 45 Operetta 45 Hi-Y Club 25 Dan- cing 35 Stories Kr Tales of W. Va. Club 45 Basketball Man- ager 45 Football Manager 4 . . . NANCY HUNTER BOYD- DuI'ont City5 Thespians 3, 45 Fall Follies 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 35 Band 25 Majorette 2, 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 2 . . . CLIFFORD RAY BROWN-Belle5 Drivers' Education Club 2' Machine Sho 3 4 CAROLYN SUE BRYANT Nancy Boyd Ray BFOWI1 , p , - DuPont City5 Fall Follies 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Ma- jorette 3, 45 G. A. A. Club 25 Creative Writing Club 35 French Club 35 F. T. A. 45 F. T. A. Conference 45 Girls' Chorus 35 Honor Society 4 . . . DONALD CAMPBELL-Coal Fork5 Art Club 3, 4 . . . DOTTIE JEAN CAMPBELL-Coal Fork, W. Va.5 Folklore, Club 25 Book Club 35 Business Club 4 . . . EARL LEROY CANTERBURY-Maldeng Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Jacksons Mill5 Hi-Y Convention 3. Carolyn Bryant Donald Campbell LITTLE RINGS MEAN MANY THINGS Dottie Campbell Earl Canterbury l8 qi. x ali' l' XXX 3 I James Carpenter James Carr Helene Casto Lois Cavendish Jim Chase Louise Childers l 1 f Robert Conley Judy Conner John Cox Martha Craigo JAMES LEROY CARPENTER-Reed5 Drivers' Education Club 25 Social Dancing Club 3 . . . JAMES CARR-Reedg Vis- ual Education Club 25 Drivers' Education 3 . . . HELENE CASTO-Belle5 Student Council Representative 35 Y-Teens 35 F. T. A. 4 . . . LOIS ANN CAVENDISH-Belleg DuPontian 45 Panther Press 2, 3, 45 Financial Manager5 Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 35 Y-Teens Club 25 French Club 35 F. T. A. 3, 45 S. I. P. A. 35 U. H. S. P. 25 Senior High Chorus 25 Quill and Scroll 4 . . . JIM CHASE-Randg Football 3, 45 Athletic Club 35 Varsity Club 4 . . . DOROTHY LOUISE CHILDERS -Quincyg Dramatic Club 25 Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . ROBERT CONLEY-Randg Football 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Chorus 45 Athletic Club 25 Dancing Club 3, 45 Panther Press 4 . . . JUDITH IRENE CONNER-Reedg Y-Teens Club 25 Book Club 3, 4 . . . JOHN COX-Randg Student Council 25 W. Va. Folklore Club 25 Social Dancing Club 3 . . . MARTHA CRAIGO-Randg Minstrel 2, 35 Band 2, 35 All County Band 35 Faculty Secretary 45 G. A. A. Club 2, 3, 45 Press Convention at Morgantown 4. MISS DUPONT AND ATTENDANTS REIGN AT DANCE I9 'gtk i fh . Q- A f ,,A,..g :Q,5i, f ,.,. . . 4- A f .. fe .1 .-,:g,71,- . , L. I 1 . J ,O David Dawson Bob Day Carolyn Dean Nancy Dent DAVID DAWSON-Belleg Panther Press 35 Fall Follies 35 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Convention at Jacksons Mill 3, 4 . . . BOB DAY-Belle-5 DuPontian Sports Editor 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Track 25 Fall Follies 35 Chorus 3, 45 All County Chorus 35 Athletic Club 2, 35 Varsity Club 45 Boys' State 35 Operetta 4 . . . CAROLYN ANN DEAN-Coal Forkg Minstrel 2, 35 Fall Follies 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Woodwind Club 25 3, 45 NANCY SUE DENT-DuPont Cityg Faculty Secretary 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2 . . . DOLORES LOR- RAINE DODRILL-Randg Minstrel 25 Faculty Secretary 45 Red Cross 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 . . . JANET SUE DOUGLAS -Belle: DuPontian 35 Panther Press 35 National Thespian Society 3, 45 Thespian President 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Chorus 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 35 U. H. S. P. Convention 35 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . JAMES NILE DUNLAI'-Belle' Chorus 3' Driver ' E Dolores Dodrill Sue Douglas , , s duca- tion 25 Machine Shop 4 . . . CHARLES ELLISON-Belleg Minstrel 2, 35 Fall Follies 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Woodwind Club 25 Drivers' Education 35 Dancing Club 4 . . . SAM ELMORE-- Rand5 Bird Study 25 Drivers' Education 3 . . . LARRY ERVINE-Belleg Panther Press 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Fall Follies 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 45 Chorus 2, 45 All County Chorus 25 Athletic Club 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 S. I. P. A. 35 U. H. S. P. 3. HOM ECOMING NIGHT-CANDIDATES DELIGHT 20 James Dunlap Charles Ellison Sam Elmore Larry Ervine i 3 gy. , M' l X lg! I ,,-- . lg x -Q . I l .li Anna Lee Ferguson Charles Ferrell Jimmy Fleck Rosalie Flowers tiff Q fi-5 A Q gif? ft i ' Jack Foreman William Fridley i f it . rf 'U' Q nw ANNA LEE FERGUSON-Belleg Student Council 43 Faculty Secretary 43 Y-Teens 2, 33 F. T. A. 3, 43 Red Cross 2 . . . CHARLES E. FERRELL-Randg Student Council 43 Football 23 Basketball 43 Track 43 W. Va. Folklore 23 Social Dancing 3, 4 . . . JIMMY FLECK-Rand: Track 43 Male Chorus 43 Hi-Y Club 2, 43 Dancing Club 33 Fall Follies 43 Student Council 4 . . . ROSALIE FLOWERS-Coal Fork3 Library Club 23 Hostess Club 3 . . . JACK RICHARD FOREMAN- BEIICQ Football 23 Fall Follies 3, 43 Chorus 43 Male Chorus 3, 43 Operetta 43 Dancing Club 43 Athletic Club 3 . . . WILL- IAM FRIDLEY-Reed: Drivers' Education 23 Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . NORMAN FRUM-Belleg Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Athletic Club 2, 33 Varsity Club 4 . . . PHILIP LEROY GARDNER-Maldeng Minstrel 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Drivers' Education Club 23 Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . ALTON GARTEN--Blount: Drivers' Education Club 23 Social Dan- cing Club 3, 4 . . . BEVERLY ANN GARTEN-Blount3 Fac- ulty Secretary 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Attendant to Miss DuPont 4. Norman Frum Philip Gardner a 5 ,S ' Alton Garten Beverly Garten A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE 2l 'SQ f :Tx - U Donna Gilliland Mary Givens DONNA LOU GILLILAND-Belle, Chorus 2, 3g All County Chorus 2, 33 G. A. A. 2, Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . MARY MARGARET GIVENS-Quincyg Faculty Secretary 4, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4 . . . LARRY GWINN-Diamondg Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4 . . . CORA SUE HALL-Charleston, DuPontian 3, 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Faculty Secretary 4, Y-Teens 2, Red Cross 2 . . . ETHELYN NADINE HALSTEAD-Spring Fork Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Fall Follies 3, 45 Band 23 Majorette 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, Woodwind Club 3, Dramatic Club 4 . . . TERRY HALSTEAD-Tad, Hi-Y Club 23 Dancing Club 33 Machine Shop 4 . . . CLARENCE FREDERICK HAMRICK-Frame, Football 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . FAYE HANCOCK-Rand, Cheerleader 3, 4, Faculty Secretary 4, Dramatic Club 2, G. A. A. 3, 4 . . . DAVID HARLESS- Belleg Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Convention at Jacksons Mill 4 . . . SANFORD A. HARVEY-Witcherg DuPontian Photo- grapher 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conventions 2, 3, Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Larry Gwinn girls., M? 1 fb M it Him r , ,W 2 -'57, 'M 1. f g f' ir' I JSM l Aran' , .. ,S 'Qi rr? .w ,N f . ' 4, na. ,, 5 ,K . , 1. fg,.,.,,f..,., '55 J 5.1. draft, 1 if I VX ,wgfgi H-3322 M A iw aiiaiiiigaii if, , rag, jgas, 13 T af P 'T '-+ 4 ,gi 2 X E ,, s 3 Nadine Halstead Q I Vz V cc 2 IE. ' , .,,. 1 . 5 ,fy ' Cora Sue Hall Terry Halstead ir, 5? Clarence Hamrick i 53 A .1 1 if as Faye Hancock FUTURE COLLEGIANS GET ADVICE ON COLLEGE DAY David Harless Sanford Harvey 22 Barbara Hcflin Shirley Hill Mary Hindle Rudy Holbrook Dian Holland Nancy Holman 3' .3 .4 i 1 6' 1 ' Lf 3177 .V James Holmes Leo Holstien s 357 I-I L3 sv- 4 i if I wrilvf BARBARA ANN HEFLIN-Randg DuPontian Advertising Manager 43 Panther Press 2, 33 Managing Editor 43 Honor Society 33 President 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 F. T. A. 2, 3, 43 Faculty Secretary 43 Ohio University Workshop 33 Miss DuPont 43 U. H. S. P. 3 . . . SHIRLEY HILL--Witcher3 Faculty Secretary 43 G. A. A. 23 Y-Teens 33 Dancing' Club 4 . . . MARY HINDLE-Diamond3 Chorus 33 Library Assist- ant 2, 33 Y-Teens 2g Dancing Club 2, 3, 43 Operetta 4 . . . RUDY H. HOLBROOK-Belle3 Fall Follies 2, 3, 43 Operetta 43 Thespians 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4s All County Chorus 33 All State Chorus 23 Bird Study Club 23 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Male Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . LINDA DIAN HOLLAND-East Bank3 DuPontian 3, 43 Panther Press 2, 33 Student Council 4g Min- strel 2, 3, 43 Fall Follies 2, 3, 43 Majorette 2, 3, 43 All State Band Festival 43 Miss Flame 43 F. T. A. Club 2, 33 Dra- matic Club 43 French Club 3, 4 . . . NANCY HOLMAN- B0ll0Q Chorus 2, 33 Faculty Secretary 43 F. T. A. 23 G. A. A. 23 Dancing Club 3 . . . JAMES C. HOLMES, .IR-Rand3 W. Va. Folklore Club 2, 33 Dancing Club 4 . . . LEO HOLSTIEN -Blountg Bible Club 2g Bird Club 33 W. Va. Folklore Club 4 . . . ELDON HOLSTINE-Tadg Football 23 Activity Club 23 W. Va. Folklore 33 Dancing Club 43 Athletic Club 2 . . . BETTY LOU HOUSTON-Reed: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Eldon Holstine Betty Houston EDIPHONE EXPERIENCE PREPARES FRANCES FOR FUTURE 23 'Si l 0'Della Howie Betty Hudnall Donna Hudnall Harold Hudnall 0'DELLA HOWIE-Randg DuPontian 4, Panther Press 2, 3, 45 Student Council 35 Fall Follies 43 Chorus 2, 33 G. A. A. 23 Dancing Club 3, Business Club 4, Faculty Secretary 4g U. H. S. P. 2 . . . BETTY SUE HUDNALL-Coal Forkg Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, Faculty Secretary 43 Y-Teens Club 3, 4g Commercial Club 4 . . . DONNA JEAN HUDNALL-Coal Forkg Faculty Secretary 4, Y-Teens 2, G. A. A. 3 . . . HAROLD F. HUDNALL-Rand, Minstrel 2, 35 Band 2, 35 All County Band 23 Bird Club 2, 3, Dancing Club 4 . . . VIVIAN SUE HUDNALL-Randg Panther Press 3, 4, Fall Follies 43 Minstrel 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Dancing Club 3, Y-Teens 4, U. H. S. P. 23 S. I. P. A. 3 . . . FAYE HUFFMAN-Dry Branch, Chorus 2, All County Chorus 2g G. A. A. 2, Y-Teens 35 Dancing Club 4 . . . BILL FRANKLIN HUNTER-Coal Fork, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . CHARLENE JARRETT -Tad: G .A. A. 2, 3, 49 Librarian Assistant 3, 4 . . . NANCY SUE JOHNSON-Charleston, G. A. A. 2, Dancing Club 3 . . . EARL KENNEDY-Coal Forkg Drivers' Education Club 29 W. Va. Folklore Club 3, 4. Sue Hudnall Faye Huffman f. f wp SWEETS FOR THE SWEET 24 ,,, . . x fb A .N wr 35... hx . v Billy Hunter Charlene Jarrett Nancy Johnson Earl Kennedy ' W , . ggi, .-my V 1 1 -yr. v . Lewis Kcssell Wanda Kessler Bill Laing Bradley Lawrence Mcrtie Layton Ramona Lewis I Faye Leftwich if-1' 'Q tif . V 3 Aynr L? M 1 '9. f'f f'V LY A Tom Lowery Qyxa , v 'i me ' I A 5 r lv' xii. a ibn' if, oiif I 79 X Q. fri ' ,li , Maralu King Nancy Kuhn LEWIS KELVIE KESSELL-Rand: Basketball 3, 45 Track 45 W. Va. Folklore Club 2, 35 Social Dancing' Club 4 . . . WANDA BETH KESSLER-Belle: Faculty Secretary 4, Chorus 23 Y-Teens 23 Hostess Club 33 Business Club 4 . . . MARALU KING-Belle: Panther Press 3, 43 Fall Follies 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 2, il, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Faculty Secretary 4: F. T. A. 2, Sl, 4g Secretary of Kanawha County F. T. A.: All State Band Festival 4 . . . NANCY LYNN KUHN-Belle: Panther Press 2, 43 Chorus 25 Faculty Sec- retary 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 French Club Il, 45 U. H. S. P. 2g Jacksons Mill 3 . . . WILLIAM ERNEST LAING-Tadg Drivers' Education Club 2, Art Club Il: Dancing Club 4 . . . BRADLEY LAWRENCE-Cinco: Hi-Y 33 Drivers' Educa- tion Club 2g Bird Study Club 4 . . . MERTIE MAE LAYTON -Tad: Library Club 2: Hostess Club 35 Business Club 49 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . FAYE LEFTWICH--Coal Fork: Library Club 23 Hostess Club 3 . . . RAMONA LEE LEWIS -Belle: DuPontian 4, Honor Society 43 Panther Press 3, 43 Student Council 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 4: Fall Follies 4g Chorus 33 Chorus All County 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Faculty Secretary 45 Thespians Il: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Ohio University Convention Workshop 3 . . . TOM R. LOWERY- Cinco: Dancing 3, 4. JR. TOWN MEETING DISCUSSES JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 25 fill' ,gi 4 W fam.: -Ei, Wyatt Lucas Dolores Lykins Deloris Lyle Fred Lynch WYATT LUCAS-Malden, Chorus 25 Special Project Club 3g Dancing Club 4 . . . DOLORES LOVENA LYKINS-DuPont City, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 . . . DELORIS LYLE-Coal Fork, Salutatoriang DuPontian 45 Faculty Secretary 45 Art Club 25 W. Va. Folklore 2, Hostess Club 3, Business Club 4 . . . FRED C. LYNCH-Belleg Minstrel 2, 3, Band 2, 33 Dancing Club 2, 3, 4 . . . ALICE MAXWELL-Charleston, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 . . . JACK MITCHELL-Rand, Operetta 2, 4, Aud. Visual Club 2, 3, 4 . . . BARBARA MOLES--Tad, Faculty Secretary 45 Library Club 25 Hostess Club 35 Business Club 4 . . , ETTA GAIL MONK-Rand, Student Council 25 Chorus 23 Y-Teens 33 Social Dancing Club 4 . . . FRANK E. MULLINS-Rensfordg Male Chorus 43 Drivers' Education Club 2, Social Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . REBECCA ANN MUNNEKE-Belle, Panther Press 2, 3, 4g 'Student Council 23 Thespians 4, Fall Follies 3, 4, Office Assistant 45 Girls' Chorus 33 Dramatic Club 2, 33 S. I. P. A. 33 Ohio University Workshop 33 U. H. S. P. 2, IQ ' ,I A fed - ,ogg lr 45 -4- 333 1. ,, .r K fc K 45 -L 5-f-ff ,La- .12 .srvifiifmg Alice Maxwell Jack Mitchell Barbara Moles Etta Monk 1 -- fv7ggsg1571'grQ,,3zfl' j ,. ' , y A.:.2S? ,.. , .,,.. ...gm li Q fr 'S' truest 5 35-,,, , : gf-, V 'gi ,gfzsaz . , i ' 5 Ei S f SAM DEMONSTRATES CAMERA T0 SPEECH CLASS Frank Mullins Rebecca Munneke 26 1 s N Q of -'Q if if ,gg , ,.,,,,, r , is X K. ll . - A ki: Tommy McCluskey Wandalee Neil fm ,. ma , Dean McCoy an no ,Q i i AQ , , J . wg., Robert McMillian Howard Neil TOMMY McCLUSKEY-Belle: Football 2, 43 Track 25 Var sity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . JENNINGS DEAN McCOY-Witcher Fall Follies 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Bass Club 2 Clarinet 3, Dancing Club 4 . . . ROBERT McMILLIAN- Maldeng Visual Education Club 23 Drivers' Education Club 2 Dancing Club 4 . . . HOWARD NEIL-Belle, Drivers' Edu cation 23 Bird Club 3, Social Dancing Club 4 . . . WANDA LEE NEIL-Dul'ont City: Y-Teens 23 Hostess 3, Dancing Club 4 . . . LAWRENCE EDGAR NELSON-Coal Fork Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 33 Varsity Club 4 . . . RICH- ARD NIDA-Maldeng Bird Study Club 23 Machine Shop 3 v Dancing Club 4 . . . RONNIE NORMAN--Tadg Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, Operetta 45 Athletic Club 2, 35 Varsity Club 4 . PATTY LOU NUNLEY-Coal Fork: Chorus 4 Operetta 43 G. A. A. Club 2, 3, 4 . . . WANDA LOU NUN- LEY-Reedg Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 43 Band All County 2, Dancing Club 3, 4g Faculty Secretary 4, U. P. H. S. 2. . 4,1 ' if , . wt ,. A-N A :in V' at ,, , ESM , . 5 1, H I- ' Richard Nida Lawrence Nelson V' Z ,X r, ,I 3 I ' ,L x V ,qvgj L.,i,K,,k Avg, A I XRW4 in as Ronnie Norman if I Q it lvwi I patty Nunley Wanda Nunley MR. AND MISS TOUCHDOWN AND ATTENDANTS 27 R, L. 44:1 S. mx I Vy 4... X X , -- WL 3 Q,'f 'A W 5 2 .ai Z., A Twila 0'Dell Julius Olzer Helen Ordonia Connie Palmer TWILA JEAN O'DELL-Rand3 Y-Teens 23 Hostess Club 3 . . . JULIUS HENRY OLZER-Belleg Fall Follies 43 Male Chorus 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Drivers' Education Club 23 Jacksons Mill Hi-Y Conf. 3 . . . HELEN DARBY ORDONIA-Belleg Dramatic Club 23 Hostess Club 33 Business Club 4 . . . CON- NIE PALMER-Coal Forkg Y-Teens 23 Bible Club 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . GOLDIE PARKIN--Randg Dramatic Club 23 Y-Teens 33 Dancing Club 4 . . . CAROL YVONNE PARRY- Belleg DuPontian 3, 43 Student Council 2, 33 Thespians 3, 43 Fall Follies 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Bass Club 23 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Student Leadership Conf. Morgantown 23 Operetta 4 . . . BARBARA ELLEN PATTON--Randg Chor- us 23 Citizenship Club 23 Science Club 33 Business Club 4' Faculty Secretary 4 . . . CHARLOTTE PATTON-Randg Yi Teens 2, 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . GENE PATTON-Rand Hi-Y Club 2, 33 Dancing' Club 4 . . .DON PERRINE-Rand Bird Study Club 23 Drivers' Education Club 33 Special Pro: ject Club 4. ROUTINES AND CHEERS-SOMETIMES TEARS 28 Goldie Parkin Carol Parry Barbara Patton Charlotte Patton 3 'Q an nu Q Gene Patton Don Perrine xi 'v if f M C arlla I crry A6 , 1 I 1' 4. ' HY Woof' Ruth lerry Kay Priddy Ramona Quesenberry ,rC'y Lvnora Ramshurg Rayma Ramsey' 9 '94 -'f' fr ff- ,sf K, i X Jimmy uauiff CARLIA SUE PERRY-Reed: Minstrel 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club Cl, 4 . . . RUTH PERRY-Tad: Chorus 43 W. Va. Folklore Club 2, 23 . . . KAY PRIDDY-Belle: G. A. A. ll: Dancing: Club Il . . . RAMONA GALE QUESENBERRY Rand: Y-Teens 25 Dancing Club 35 Faculty Secretary 4: Business Club bl . . . LENURA ELAINE RAMSBURG- Witvhvr Crock: Art Club 23 Dancing Club Il, 4 . . . RAYMA KAY RAMSEY-Belle: Student Council 3, 4: Minstrel 2, Rand 2, 223 All County Bund 2: F. T, A. 2, Il, 4: Student Council, Nlorg'antown Jig U. H. S. P. 25 F. T. A. Jacksons Mill 333 lllllylllltlilll Art Editor 4: French Club 3 . . . JIMMY Leon Ratliff ref I.. RA'l'I.Il l -Blount3 Drivers' Education Club 2, 3: Dan- cing Club 4 . . . LEON RATLIFF-Blount2 Drivers' Educa- tion Club 123 llzuicingr Club Il, 4 , . . RUTH RATLIFF-Blount: Hible Club 2, Zig Dancing Club 4 . . . SHEILA KAY REBER- Belleg Student Council LZ: Chorus 25 F. T. A. 3, 4g Dramatic Club 23 F. T. A. Convention, Jacksons Mill 3. Ruth Ratliff Sheila Reber MRS. CAMPBELL AWARDS ANN LEE HOMEMAKER PIN 29 I fi x g i g 5 2 9 'Ka X ., j Janet Rice Franklin Ritz Keith Ritz Donald Royer JANET RUTH RICE-Belleg DuPontian 3, 45 Panther Press 2, 35 Student Council Sec. and Treas. 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 F. T. A. 4 . . . FRANKLIN RITZ-Reed5 Machine Shop Club 3, 4 . . . KEITH RITZ-Reed5 Minstrel 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 3 . . . DONALD DILEWORTH ROYER-Belle5 Student Council 3, 45 Fall Follies 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 All County Chorus 2, 35 Male Chorus 2, 3, 45 Drivers' Education Club 2, 35 Dramatic Club 45 Kanawha Co. Co-Government 2 . . . DONNA SUE RUNION-Rand5 Minstrel 2, 35 Band 2, 35 G. A. A .4 . . . LLOYD C. RUTLEDGE-Belle5 Panther Press 45 Fall Follies 3, 45 Chorus 25 All County Chorus 25 Male Chorus5 Drivers' Education Club 25 Dancing: Club 4 . . . SANDRA JEAN SANGER-Belle: Faculty Secretary 45 F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 U. H. S. P. 25 F. T. A. Jacksons Mill ii . . . ALFRED SCHOOL- CRAFT-Blountg Machine Shop Club 3, 4 . . . NORMA MAE SELBE-Blount5 Chorus 45 Bible Club 2, 35 Operetta 45 Dancing Club 4 . . . BOB SHANNON-Dry Branch Dr.5 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4 5Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. SHOP BOYS HELP BUS DRIVERS SPREAD YULETIDE Norma Selbe Bob Shannon 30 fi Ellwood Shoemaker f Arthur Skiles Wayne Spangler Jimmy Sparks Ruth Spradlin Nancy Steele ELLWOOD SHOEMAKER-Belle: Bird Study Club 2, Art Club 3g Dancing Club 4 . . . ARTHUR L. SKILES-Coal Fork: W. Va. Folklore Club 33 Drivers' Education Club 2g Dancing Club 4 . . . WAYNE SPANGLER--Belleg Chorus 2, 3, 4g All County Chorus 3, Male Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4 . . . JIMMY SPARKS-Belleg Dancing Club 4 . . . RUTH ELLEN SPRADLIN-Malden: Chorus 23 All County Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 2, Thespians 3g Faculty Secretary 43 Bible Club 4 . . . NANCY STEELE-Randg Student Council 23 Panther Press 2, 3, 4, Panther Press As- sociate Editor 43 Minstrel 2, 33 Fall Follies 43 Band 2, 33 All County Band 23 Girls' Chorus 35 G. A. A. 2, Dramatic Club 3, Ohio University Journalism Workshop 4, Quill and Scroll 45 Thespians 45 U. H. S. P. 3 . . . PATRICIA ANNE STEPHEN- SON-Belle: DuPontian 23 Minstrel 45 Band 43 All County Patricia Stephenson Carol Stewart Phyllis Stewart Donnie Stone Band 43 Junior Red Cross Club 23 French Club 3: U. H. S. P. 33 Music Composition Club 4 . . . CAROL STEWART-Belle: Fall Follies 2: President of F. T. A. County 4, Chorus 23 All County Chorus 23 F. T. A. 2, 3, 43 U. H. S. P . . . PHYLLIS JEAN STEWART-Blountg Bible Club 23 Dancing Club 2: W. Va. Folklore Club 2, Bible Club 3, Dancing Club 4 . . . DONNIE STONE-Malden: Football 23 Chorus 2g Male Chorus 2, 43 All County Chorus 23 Bible Club 2, 4: Special Project Club Il. STUDENT COUNCIL PREPARES BASKETS FOR NEEDY 31 iii , lr Xgf! Al Mary Stone Billy Strickland Peggy Sullivan MARY STONE-Rensford: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 . . . BILLY STRICKLAND-Rand, Hi-Y Club 2, Dancing Club 3 . . . PEGGY MAUREEN SULLIVAN-Rand, Panther Press 2, Fall Follies 2, Dramatic Club 2, F. T. A. Club 3, 4, Faculty Secretary 4 . . . RONALD SURBAUGH-Belle, Student Council 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Fall Follies 3, 4, Chorus 2. 3, 4, All County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, Opcretta 4 . . . EDITH TAYLOR-Coal Fork, Y-Teens 2, Bible Club 3, Dean's Office 4, Business Club 4 . . . GLENN EDWARD TAYLOR-Coal Fork, Minstrel 3, Band 3, Dramatic Club 2, 4, Social Dancing' Club 3 . . . JUDITH TAYLOR-Coal Fork, Y-Teens 2, Bible Club 3, Faculty Secretary 4, Business Club 4 . . . OWEN GRANT TAYLOR-Quincy, Panther Press 4, Fall Follies 4, Chorus 4, Operetta 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Convention at Jack- sons Mill 2, 3 . . . JAMES THOMASON-Charleston, Dan- cing: Club 3, 4, West Virginia Folklore Club 2 . . . DORA THORN-Belle, Panther Press 3, 4, Fall Follies 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Kanawha County Twirler 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Dancing Club 3, 4, Panther Press Art Editor 4, Miss Touchdown 4, Beauty Queen 4. Edith Tayhlor Judith I elt l at fs ccl ,C I W ,ff i H J Ronnie Surbaugh Glenn Taylor i i ,V V .1 Q 'TS Owen Taylor SENIORS ANTICIPATE GLAMOUR OF NEW YORK James Thomason Dora Thorn 32 ' ' fviix A A .n ' . if-Q, N - 1, 1' . fQRe.Jr mf X 'li 3 A p 4 ., Q , - .. J. - - fiisiif - , ,thi-aff, ,J ' . - ' . 3 :.M,r:Li -1 4 W1 M . - . 3 Q M . .. .!f f' ui.. ' P 3 Egfr 'YQ Q 1:1535 'lf X I 35 , M 4 X 1 s E 4 rf if M M59 r I R ' xl 2.3 V mls. 1 an 5 45... --nu James Thornbury Jack Turner Arthur Walker Bonnie Walker 1' 'Z 5 JAMES HARVEY THORNBURY-Belleg DuPontian 3, 43 Panther Press 2, 33 Panther Press Photographer 43 Fall Follies 43 Dancing: Club 33 Bird Club 23 French Club 33 U. H. S. P. 2, Il . . . JACK TURNER-Randg Stamp Club 23 Bird Club 33 Special Project Club 4 . . . ARTHUR RAY .3 'V WALKER-Quincy: Drivers' Education Club 23 Dancing - . Club 3, 4 . . . BONNIE FRANCES WALKER-Malden: X X Chorus 4g Y-Teens 2, 43 Hostess Club 33 Operetta 4 . . . GARY M. WALKER- Belleg Chorus 33 Fall Follies 2, 3g Hi-Y 23 Dancing Club 3, 4 . . . SHELVA WALKER-Coal Fork3 Library Club 23 Hostess Club 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . WANIJA LEE WALKER--Belle3 Chorus 23 G. A. A. Club 23 Dancing Club 33 Study Club' 4 . . . RICHARD VVALZ- Charleston3 Drivers' Education Club 23 Special Projects Club 33 Dancing Club 4 . . . SONDRIA WANDLING-Belle: Chorus Zz F. T. A. Club 2, 3, 43 Dean's Office 4 . . . 3 FRANCES WELCHER-Randg Fall Follies 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 I All County Chorus 23 G. A. A. Club 23 Dancing' Club 33 Y- Teens 43 Faculty Secretary 4. Gary Walker Shelva Walker 5 ss - Wanda Walker Richard Walz Sondria Wandling Frances Welcher THERE IS NO TIME LIKE SNOW TIME 33 Q Hum- A 4 2Q2'!.:2...flf+Q wsX,i: X?A Nw' A Louis Wendell Betty Wentz LOUIS WENDELL-Maldeng Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Con- vention at Jacksons Mill 3, 43 Hi-Y Youth Convention in Charleston 2, 3, 4 . . . BETTY WENTZ-Tadg G. A. A. Club 2, 3, 43 Library Assistant 3, 4 . . . GLORIA WENTZ-Tadg Y-Teens 23 Hostess Club 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . SUE CAROL WEST-Belleg Dragonian Staff 33 Dancing Club 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . DONALD LEE WHITE--Belleg Track 43 Basketball 43 Drivers' Education Club 23 Athletic Club 3, 4 . . . DONALD RAY WHITE-Diamond3 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4 . . . LOUISE WHITE-Charlestong Chorus 43 Bible Club 23 Drivers' Education Club 33 Dancing Club 43 Study Club 4 . . . MADELINE GAIL WHITE--Cinco3 Y-Teens 23 Hostess Club 33 F. T. A. Club 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . SARA JEAN WHITECOTTON-Charleston3 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 43 Fall Follies 33 Y-Teens 23 F. T. A. Club 3, 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . FRED WHITLOCK-Reedg Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4g All County Chorus 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Athletic Club 23 Fall Follies 43 Operetta 4. A NIGHT OF CHERISHED MEMORIES-JR.-SR. PROM 34 ,Qs -I Gloria Wentz Sue West , . 5? 5 5 ,gi 3 Donald White Donald Ray White t is Louise White Madeline White I. .. . - 3 ew I 'Ti-24 Sara Whitecotton Fred Whitlock V x-4 l l Nancy Wills Carolyn Windle Barham Wolfe Donna Wolfe Raymond Wolfe Wanda Young Robert Young I f F f Q, 'O' w ff X , ke .KK l o .QW 11 SENIOR CALENDAR September 7 . .. School Opens September 17 . . Senior Rings October 28 College Day December 13 Junior Town Meeting April 3 - April '7 New York Trip May' 1 Senior Play May 9 Kid Day May 14 Senior Exams May 15 Senior Dinner May I7 Senior Awards Day May 18 Junior-Senior Prom May 20 .Sermon May 21 Graduation NANCY LEE WILLS-Coal Forkg Y-Teens 29 Hostess Club 3, F. T. A. Club 4, Faculty Secretary 4 . . . CAROLYN WINDLE-Quincy: Y-Teens 23 Dancing Club 33 Study Club 4 . . . BARBARA JEAN WOLFE-Coal Fork: G. A. A. Club 2, 3, 4 . . . DONNA JEAN WOLFE-Coal Fork: Panther Press 3, 4, Fall Follies 45 Operetta 4, Chorus 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. Club 2, 3, 4 . . . RAYMOND D. WOLFE- Coal Forkg Drivers' Education Club 2, West Virginia Folk- lore Club 3, Dancing Club 4 . . . ROBERT L. YOUNG- Belle: Fall Follies 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, All County Chorus 25 Male Chorus 3, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y State Convention 2, 3 . . . WANDA YOUNG-Malden: Y-Teens 2g G. A. A. Club 3, 43 Faculty Secretary 4. END OF SCHOOL LIFE-BEGINNING OF NEW LIFE 35 uniors Glenna Ambrose V at -- Barbara Asher ...--f ' emAA if-B J E V B - Janet Atkins LeRoy Bandy Robert Abston M - .3 t ns' me M 4' .., 2 ' H . B ' fAe J , B ea if H lJ,,Af jr .f H ' A B ' Paul Bailey - ' ,L 5 3 are X Winona Bailey - ' lf ,W , ,Se - Arbutus Barton Vyeee J- Martha Bayes - ,'i'-Q' f l Carol Beckett rj ig' ei n X, R 1 1 so ,' I . I! s jjj, U I 1'5 lf' l ' . . ,vt lvlkilfdflu-1 B' . M, s r. . Karen Beckett I .,, flfldj 5 s Lavada Belcher MIM I J V x V Harry Berger G ' 'glf My ' 'Fifa' Carole Berrieriftx ,,f Y fl, , h frfx ' ' ' ' if -S'- wi' , 4 5 Johnny Blrd f. is or? are K l ,QP 0 Larry Blake , Y W Betty Bonham W M EW . Charles Brown J-an ' ft' L- ' 'T Lucille Brown L 3 Ramona Brown ,L W W -Q T E X H l ll . si ,151--li .ff 7355, K, -313+ i ya, WK S ,all ., -g -21 . William Brown :, :QP A, J Ad B ' Nancy Buckholt - - ' 4- f 1 ' argl -- ' Johnny Burgess - Q L ' Q Violet Burgess M B li-Refi ' mf V we Lewie Burrough y Z Nfl l Q V gl Kb' i 1 A fl' - 'lf' at - M V - V H ,., 'l ,B , -, : k t ::.: .K V. . . . ,IE . V K: A K :-N I I . H my Burton Q , l so sf J seyl. f . , 2 -2 . , .- :' ' ' : 2: ' ' ' - - Alvln Campbell l N' B - ' f W , B Violetta Campbell B sll- ' --la . ' A 'lizfi3fggQ4Q?'iaZ,f?f?li ,Jl' .Q J t 5? R a Ca 'e y l 3 l E B B - Q 5 1, 1 gay . ,-s.s A amy if p f J :Vk Q 3 - Y .... .... - .,,. .. ,r . 36 mir . , 'rv F t, l Y l 'N I Ili!!! 'jaw ' 'J ' . i' 40 .ef ' I :1 Ki ' L . V- v at V H! Ar ,N 2, I I f' V? E it e vi, fm ' x X I 1 J w it I D I a J 4' .la . to .K 5, LALimR if 4' N K, N3 ix' fi S Q X il Sa S- X if S 1 Y 5 SY X ' WTB 1 4 f' A rf' 13 - 5 , Iii f i? Q rw-5 2 'N ,C mf u' ff' , 37 ' '.i uniors James Carver Gordon Casto Nellie Clark Patricia Clark Keith Clarke Bob Cline Marjorie Clutter Joe Cogar Phyllane Collins Darrell Conner Chester Cook Marjorie Cooper Frances Cox Donna Crittendon Mary Crowder Becky Custer Carolyn Deardorff Carol Dickerson Juanita Dixon Roger Dodd Mary Douglas James Drake Pat Dugan Stella Durham Jerry Edwards Wayne Edwards Thelma Eggleston Judith Entzminger Jean Faulkner Mike Ferrell A EQ fluf 1 'ff f, Ml P uniors,-fl ff. ,, '4 u A X ff? Richard Fidler f Douglas Fleming Mattie Fleshman Kay Francis Carolyn Frazier , J ESL J f Barbara Fridley Q V Mary Frum 'kj Jimmy Givens'4 V' Clifford Glassburn James Godby Geneva Graham Florence Grass Joe Gregg Richard Gregg Allen Gross Donna Hall Harriet Hallett Gary Halstead Paul Hammons Randle Hanson 'l . . 1 L - f .. Eddie Harris Marlene Hart Tommy Heflin John Hemmings Betty Higginbotham Marcie Hodge John Hoffman Jimmy Holtsclaw Tommy Holtsclaw James Hopkins ,, ,fu Q x , G Q kd f- Q 12 fm 'W U if 6,9519 B A f r K 1 'il ni f N 1 ,Xxx ., if ,s 1 , wx f' ' 1 X l , O s I X 3 - X Q v X I 38 if wh 'iv 1. 'If N J Xl l ,Q af.. r--V l ,f ry- if gps J I ' if 7 L, :fl , l 5 uniors Ida Hostetter Clara Houchins Ruth Ann Howard Larry Hunter John Igo Jean Inghram Vernon Jackson Hayes Jarrell Betty Jarrett Joye Jarrett Ray Jarrett Reta Jarvis Robert Johnson Johnnie Jones Doris Kendrick X, .rt K A ' r L X .a-Qksx c. V. King ' Marilyn Kuhn Bob Laird Marilyn Layton Bill Leadmon Gerald Ledsome Martha Light Judy Lyons Freddie Martin Tom Mason Jim Matheney Frank Mauzy Judy Meadows Geraldine Middleton Jim Miley uniors Mary Miller Donna Mitchell Raymond Mullins Bob McCallister Jim McClung M7 Kay McCoy fcbqj Jerry McDaniels Jim Naylor Edwin Nutt Carol Palmer .U-Cf im Faye Patterson Dennis Phillips Lawrence Pittman Connie Pritt Linda Quick Arthur Quinn Marcella Reynolds Rita Reynolds Becky Rhea Kay Richards Jimmie Robinson Bobby Roy Kathy Runyon Ampy Semesco Gloria Shepard Gerald Simmons Paul Simms Donnie Sizemore Gordon Sizemore Nellie Skiles i , 5 4 Q95 L v. , .ii S .a 6 , V se N - K , .1 ly 5 pw. 4v,,.ff JAY' Q 0-00 uniors 440' John Sleeman David Slusher Charles Smailes Mary Agnes Sneed Xnn Sparks f , Gary Spencer Bob Stanley Kay Stanley Judy Stevens Larry Stowers 7,3 A ' ,L L : , 4 Janice Taylor la' V f an L rs 5 . AV M? V. , 3 A , E Renda Taylor 1 li! - ' .yy At? si f 5 A , , xg? 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Ferguson Lynn Ferrell Phyllis Fields Billy Fleck Nancy Fletcher Audra Flowers Dale Flowers Sam Flowers Shirleye Frazier Drema Garten Harold Gay Tommy Gay Benny Gill Robert Glassburn Rhoda Graley Brenda Grimet Bob Gunnoe Barbara Haddad OP OIIIOICS Charles Hall Neal Halstead Don Hancock John Hancock Johnny Hancock Phyllis Hancock Patricia Hannah Charles Hardiman Ronald Harmon Wayne Harper Howard Harris Ruth Haynes Judy Herald Sybil Hickman John Hicks Marie Higginbotham Helen Hiner Bobby Hiser Connie Hitchcock Julia Hitchcock Judy Hoffman Tommy Holbrook Richard Holliday Mary Horner Keith Hoskins Darrell Hudnall Denny Hudnall Paris Hudnall Paul Hudnall Rowena Hudnall ,ya-'VH' , X' V RK A 4 ii? . r..-v' I, ,1 T Q iyty ini!- . X 4, U ,W Q ia, ig? H. s 4 I W Qnlfl, , P' 1 J all wi .f xr, W, 0. - I ew .af id 'UD V .f is ik-T i 52 J 4' 52 -I xl, , ,K , 1 f K 3 . , w 5. ,gh . , .. - Rf ,fx , it is its Q Q. X ,L 'X N- W' i .ii If-W .,, e u 4' J iff: F I I l .f ' Hr li 5 fat ,Pi Y. 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Judy Akers William Alexander Robert Allen Sally Allen Linda Angus Nelson Bailes Judy Bailey Larry Beckett Alden Bell Diana Berkhouse Dinah Bolden David Brown Phillip Brown David Burgess Eddie Burris Tom Burris Bill Chestnut Paul Colborn Bonnie Combow Marzettia Conant Mary Cooke Philip Crotty Joe Crowder Sandra Daniel Jo Ann Davis James Day Jean Dent Virgie Dent Celia Denton Ruth Dixon Stephen Elliott Barbara Eskew Robert Faulkner Linda Fisher Sally Grady Sandy Grady Karen Gregg David Gullian Stanley Hagerman Paula Hall Beulah Hancock Carol Hanna Sue Harris Joyce Hayes Billy Haynes Janice Hedrick Bob Hemmings Charles Hill Eighth Gracie Mike Hines Eddie Hiser Diane Hoffman Fred Hoffman Linus Holstein Carol Hudnall Tommy Jacobs Conrad Jarrell John Jarrett Patricia Jessie Judy Keyser Judy Kuhn Bob Lamm Howard Landers Ruth Lawson Gary Legge Johnny Lyons David Martin David Mays Ann Metz Brenda Milam Troy Miley James Mitchell Nancy Monk Karen Moore Larry Myers Margaret McClun Susan Nangle Ralph Neil Jimmy Olzer Kenneth 0'Neal Emillee Parsons Larry Pinson Roy Price Johnny Pritt Charles Raines Norma Raines Karl Ramsey Roger Riddle Douglas Ritz Joyce Sanger Zane Self Carolyn Short Doug Simmons Jerry Simms William Slack Barbara Smith Coty Smith bla- Pi ' Ns.. .. 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Harry Thomas ff- ,, K , A i I Wilson Thornton f ' M' f Don Townsend S .dl 7' 4 ' , , g Lee Townsend J A V 4' M fo 1 Q ' E Jan Turner 3'-' W -5? , -it 'l-l ' - Joe Turner '- A l ' 'V T' f 'ny W 1- jf Ann Vaughan r , Q A, g f , ff Q Kitty Watson ,A l ff rv ,, -5 Bob West f' I 5 f e Thomas White Q.. f TQ ,L n Q ,fl 'Y ' A 5 , Sara Whitten 4 , I 'A :L Llp 3 2,49 ge Dallas Williams A , it i 'EW A' 1 ' Barry Williamson X-wr! 3 A f ry T S J'-'-We Kgqgi g S James Wi?:man ,, 1, ., f' ' V Q E ' Q et - A Y f S be aro yn oung fam l a ..,,. alt f . i far :S 4 H I mf Charles Young 4 .Q sk Q,-'rose' H ,Vi ' ' 'v 4- 4 W, ' 1 fir, U Q.-P WV , I R , QM, it , 1 Dennis Young Pauline Young With a little magic touch, some drying, firing, glazing, and refiring these eighth grade boys turn shapeless clay into attractive ceramic bowls and ash trays. 57 Seventh Grade Odessa Adkins Carol Albert Earl Anderson Stella Anderson David Arnold Norma Ashworth Fred Backus Kenneth Barker Sandra Bickford Charles Bird Clarence Bletner Dennie Booth Eugene Booth Ann Brown Carla Brown Fay Brown Kay Brown Linda Brown Billy Bryant Sharon Burgess Jimmy Burton Ernest Butler Timothy Cablish Susan Callahan Marilyn Calvert Donald Campbell Jimmy Campbell Alice Canterbury Bobby Canterbury Darrell Chapman Betty Childers Virginia Clevenger Raymond Coleman John Collias Judy Compton Carolyn Conner Colin Conner Mary Cooper James Corsaro Carl Cosby Elizabeth Cox Virgie Cox Gail Daniels Dorothy Daugherty Sue Davis Ronnie Dean John Dixon Paul Dixon -- .. ,... .. ,, x 5 ..f. 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I J:--if-cz ljs K ah if , 2 - QWXQ5 : ., , rx E X ,, 15 Seventh Gracie ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN SEVENTH EIGHTH Judy Conley Douglas Jenkins Grace Duffey Connie Monk Janet Null Don Muncy Margaret Sneed Bill Shiflef Sandra Wilson NINTH Joy Jervis Ann Morton Carolyn Murphy Britton Williams Bill Dornick Paul Sneed Ramon Smith Richard Smith Suzanne Smith Chelya Sneed Fonda Sneed Linda Spaulding Melvin Spears Dora Spencer Toby Spotts Jolene Stamper Laila Stephens Sharon Stevens Cecil Stewart Patricia Stewart Sandra Sullivan Diana Sword Ronald Talbott. Billy Taylor Ruth Ann Taylor Charles Thomas Janice Tucker Diane Turner Karen Turner Regina Tyo Linda Underwood Rebecca Walker Roy Walker Deanna Washington Marie Watkins Keith Welch Barbara White Elaine White Sharon White Larry Whitman Ruth Williams Arnold Young Doggerel, Drudgery and Determination The second year TYPING CLASS taught by Mrs. Thompson keeps those typewriters clicking having speed drills, typing business letters, and practice material, which was ordered for each student. Ten new Royals and two Smith Coronas were added to the department. Mrs. Durham's SHORTHAND II students take timed dictation, transcribe on the typewriter, and study punctuation and office procedure. Shorthand is written by the way it sounds. Pictured are-Sandy Sanger, Edith Taylor, Anna Ruth Sterne, Roberta Fisher, Carlia Perry, and Mrs. Durham. 62 5 E 2 'N I4 S, 4 .L . Sic' 'Q'- .Iuzly llerald, Margaret Neely, and Ronnie Doflrill. seem fascinated by the owl Paris Ilmlnall is holding. Isn't the BIOLOGY room interesting? Where else in this sm-hool can one walk into a room and find a specimen of most any creature glaring up into his face? Miss Brooke leads a group ot' seventh grade girls in their tonsil exercises. Who knows Z' Another Lily Pons may come from this MUSIC group. They are-Lois Row- sey, Sharon Burgess, Sharon Stevens, Suzanne Smith, Betty Childers, Diane Turner, Karen Lambert, Brenda Gibson, Diane Sword, and Denise Kimball. 63 Xe i i. q'Sbt.5 D N9 Larry Hunter explains one of his sec- ond year ALGEBRA problems, while Char- les Campbell and Bill Leadmon patiently await their turn. Although it may seem Let's see, how many times will three go into sixty? These seventh grade MATH students are racking their brains for the answers to these and many other ques- tions. Kay Brown, Darlene Harmon, Joey ...ni difficult now, the boys realize that it will aid them greatly in their future careers. Douglas is standing by to assist them when a problem gets too deep. Prado, and Junior Hancock are shown at the board, Working problems on division and multiplication of fractions. Their in- structor is Miss Mildred Keeney. mr- ,WM 'N-W W, ,W ,. 1-eafezefezl-fx H amz. sl, -ff--l'-- 1 e,,.wl.:.,saiswll .aw N Maw, o I 0 .lb-' O Thcsc Senior Iligh girls are preparing for the l'uturc. In COOKING they learn the fundamentals for turning out a luscious meal. In addition to their regular duties, they prepare pastries for the school lunch. Leann Dodd, June Slushcr, Mary In- ghrani, Yvonne Kelly, Sarah Kirk, Doris Walker, and Alva Dcaricn are shown sampling part of the day's work. But this is the pleasant part of COOKING class- - ' Q X' g Their instructor is Mrs. Vida Smith. They are-Kay Blackford, Becky Custer, Mary Frum, Nancy Buekholt, and Doris Ken- drick. the dishes also have to be washed. Mrs. Smith, their instructor, is also cafeteria manager. The cook, Mrs. Payton, assists her in the kitchen. wgggi, ML f Paul Abston, Richard Walz, David Harless and Jim Fleck watch Joe Backus, who looks intrigued by one of the machines in the shop. Many hours are spent at these machines improving their craftsman skill. The MACHINE SHOP is under the direction of Mr. Diller. The Jr. High WOOD SHOP buzzes with activity as the boys Work on book ends, coffee tables and other projects. Here, Mr. Darlington stands closely by, as Bob White, Jerry Ferrell, Harlow Rutledge and Fred Grass add the finishing touches to their book shelves. lil-no-u-Q...- 66 SQ Ll LODGE 1 P 1 11, f , , f W f'!f 3 W' ' N 7 N0 ONE v N :HQ w as if i KW 5 X 'M' A Cg t Lucille Brown, Assistant Edi- tor, Watches closely as Rosalie Greene, Editor, demonstrates to her how the senior pictures are to be cut. Lucille learns to paste up the ping-pong pictures, ar- range layouts, and write copy in preparing to be Editor next year. Rosalie won a free annual both this year and last for getting the most yearbook subscriptions. Barbara and Kay Barbara Heflin, Advertising Manager, and Kay Francis, Assistant Advertising Manager, smile happily before they leave to solicit advertising for the DuPontian. The five advertising teams, appointed by Barbara, brought in more money this year than ever before. With this extra money eight new pages were added to the yearbook. Barbara and Kay planned the advertising section. Sanford Harvey, Photogra- pher, explains to John Sleeman, Assistant Photographer, where to set the camera for a certain picture. They spent much time making arrangements for and taking pictures of school activi- ties, as well as special pictures for the advertising section. San- ford also took some pictures for the Panther Press. Lucille and Rosalie Dupontian EDITOR ....,.,,, ASSISTANT ,,.,,...,.,.,, ....,,,, BUSINESS MANAGER .,,..., ASSISTANT ,,..,,.,,..,,,., ,. ,...,,..,. ., ADVERTISING MANAGER ,,...,, ASSISTANT .,,.,,..,...,..,,..,...,,... PHOTOGRAPHER ,,,,,, ASSISTANT ,,.,,,,,,,.. SPORTS EDITOR .,,,,,,, ASSISTANT ,,.,, TYPIST .......,,..,,. TYPIST ...,.,...,,.., ART EDITOR ,...,, ADVISER ., Sanford and John Roberta and Jean Staff Rosalie Greene Lucille Brown Roberta Fisher Jean Faulkner Barbara Heflin Kay Francis Sanford Ilarvey John Sleeman Bob Day Larry Stowers Anna Ruth Sterne lleloris Lyle Rayma Kay Ramsey B. F. Gillum Hob and Larry P31 Roberta Fisher, Business Man- ager, checks the financial book, while Jean Faulkner, Assistant Business Manager, transfers names of subscribers from a subscription book into the rec- ord book. They assign different homerooms to subscription team members, and write receipts. They have a big job handling all DuPontian financial affairs. Anna Ruth, Mr. Gillum, and Ueloris Anna lluth Sterne, Typist, types busily away, as Mr. Gillum, Sponsor, gives Deloris Lyle, Typist, special instruc- tions. The Dul'ontian kept two typists busy this year with Anna Ruth typing at school while Deloris typed mostly at home. They carefully proofread all material for spelling and grammatical errors. Mr. Gillum helped the staff solve any problems that arose. Bob Day, Sports Editor, and Larry Stowers, Assistant Sports Editor, look over the program of the line-up for one of the foot- ball games. Bob wrote the copy for the three major sports at DuPont: football, basketball, and track. Larry was responsible for all write-ups concerning the junior high sports. Panther Press Publishes Regular James Hopkins, Reporterg Owen Taylor, Reporterg Lois Cavendish, Financial Man- ager, Dora Faye Calvert, Editor-in-Chiefg Dave Dobreff, foreman of the composing room at Mathews Printing and Lithograph-,f ing Company and Barbara Heflin, Managing Editor, check page proof in the composing room for errors in the Panther Press before 70 the final edition comes off the press. This year marked the tenth anniversary of the Press as a printed newspaper. It also mark- ed the first year a regular six-page paper has been published. Dora Faye and her staH did all the planning and publishing of the month- ly newspaper. ' X f f Ruth Ann Howard dis- tributes copies of the Panther Press to excited journalism s t u d e n t s. These reporters w e r e eager to see the result of many hectic hours of con- fusion trying to meet the Y deadline, writing a n d counting units in head- . sq -jj lines, making stories fit on dummies, and other last minute details. Often they started working on the next month's issue of the Panther Press even before the current issue reached the read- ' ers. P M Six-Page aper For First lime Clean :incl lieaiutiful surroundings was important in the etlitorial policy ol' the l'antlier Press. John Blake, News Iflmlitorg tfharles Barr and John Bowles, Sports lirlitorsg Nancy Steele, Associate Iflclitorg Jutly Stevens, Fea- ture Iflrlitorg lianiona Lewis, News Iirlitorg and Jimmy Thornliury, l'ho- tographer: discuss plans for encour- aging sturlents to support campaigns for lmeautifying the school. l'ril:lmle Sclioolcral't, Doris Selbe, Nadine llalsteacl, llosalie Thompson, Maralu King, Ollice Manager, and Vharles Munneke keep an accurate tile ol' all past copies of thepaper, dating hack to the first publication. Panther Cubs are junior high workers on the newspaper staff. They sponsoiecl the annual junior high dance, wrote news stories, raised money selling doughnuts, and pub- lished junior papers at Christmas and in the spring. First llow-J. Dixon, IJ. Kimble, M. Watkins, B. Rogers, J. Brown, IC. Butler, D. Dougherty. Second Row-B. Stamper, M. Whit- lock, J. lleynolcls, S. Fleck, C. Propst, K. Moore. Tliircl llow-U. Milem, H. Price, li. l'i'itt, B. Estes, N. Maddox liclitorg V. Thompson, Adviser, J. Pritt, and P. Twohig. i lx to gm 156 .Cin tucient Council Starts SIXTH PERIOD WORKERS, Standing-J. Price, President D. Adkins, R. Holiday, and R. Price. Seated -J. Rice, Secretary-Treasurer, G. Spencer, Vice Presidentg P. Keenan, R. Ramsey, N. Smithers, V. Thompson, and P. Ramsey. The Student Council started a landscape project to improve the school campus, which will take about five years to complete. They were also active in the co-govern- ment Safe Driving Program with Jane Price and Gary Spencer participating in panels. The Student Council proclaimed February 6-10 Twirp Week. Its purpose was to give the girls the opportunity to perform common courtesies and duties the boys usually do, such as asking for dates, and carrying their books. Lyceum programs, a polio movie, and the T.B. X-Rays were also sponsored by the Council. They partitioned the Student Coun- cil room into sections, filled forty-five Gift Baskets, and served refreshments at faculty meetings and to the players after basketball games. SR. HIGH REPRESENTATIVES, First Row-J. Fleck, R. Lewis, A. Ferguson, D. Holland, D. Royer. Second Row-F. Patterson, B. Rhea, J. Stevens, R. Walker, K. McCoy, D. Garten. Third Row-P. School- craft, B. Thornton, D. Sneed, B. Dawson, L. Cotter, and J. Nida. Not in picture-C. Sneed. Landscape Project HALL GUARDS, Steated-P. Keenan, Chairman. First Row-B. Talbott, S. Johnson, N. Cafego, W. Seaholt, lt. Phillips, R. Haynes, J. llitchcock. Second Row-R. Allen, H. Hiner, B. Estes, M. Dempsey, .l. Adkins, .l. Lcdsonie, ll. Hopkins, I.. Dodd, J. Reynolds. Third Row-B. Grimet, N. Fletcher, N. Wolfe, S. Fleck, and A. Nelson. The ollicers and the Forum did most of the planning and work for the Student Coun- cil during the sixth period each day. The Junior Iligh and the Senior High Representatives consisted of one representa- tive from each homeroom who attended regu- lar meetings every Monday. They were re- sponsible for suggesting Ways and means for improving the school's cultural, social, and CHAIR COMMI'I I'EE, First Row-G. Turner, B. Royer, IJ. William. Second Row-D. Royer, chair- man, J. Olzer, F. Stone, B. Stanley, R. Brown. Third Row-R. Jarrett. .Tv intellectual aspects. They attended all meet- ings and informed the homerooms about Stu- dent Council activities. The Hall Guards, stationed two on each Iloor every period, patroled the halls and then reported to their chairman any irregularity that occurred during the period. The chair committee set up chairs and took them down for all activities at DuPont. JR. HIGH REPRESENTATIVES, First Row-C. Crawford, R. Foster, D. Sanford. Second Row- J. Moss, K. Gregg, I.. McCorkle. Third Row-D. Turner, A. Metz, K. Brown. Fourth Row-M. Peck, A Nelson, and A. Vaughan. 'F' re' MIXED CHORUS, First Row-P. Nunley, C. Parry, A. Sparks, N. Selbc, N. Dean, H. Maloney, F. Cox, K. Beckett, N. Meadows, D. Hall, N. Casto, S. Durham, B. Ward, K. McCoy. Second Row--D. Mull- ins, K. Stanley, C. Mitchell, M. Hindle, B. Walker, J. Meadows, M. Horan, L. Cotter, D. Campbell, B. Keeney, B. Bonham, B. Waddell, J. Keeney, N. Skeens, B. Hig-ginbotham, D. Wolfe, G. Graham. Third Row-J. Blake, J. Webb, B. Conley, D. Royer, J. Bonham, R. Norman, W. Taylor, R. Fidler, D. Asbury, R. Holbrook, W. Spangler, B. Day, L. Ervine, D. Booth, B. Young, E. Powers, R. Surbaugh, D. Sneed, C. Sizemore, C. V. King, J. Foreman, and L. Marshall. Chorus Presents Perhaps the most important activ- ity of the Senior High Mixed Chorus this year was The Sunbonnet Girl, an operetta, presented March 16. It was the story of Susan Clifton, an orphan, who was left in the hands of a penny-pinching couple. When a music contest was conducted in the Village, Sue entered, after a good deal of trouble, and won the scholarship. Carol Parry played the leading role as The Sunbonnet Girl. Six students represented DuPont in the State Chorus held at the Munici- pal Auditorium in Charleston, April 6. Participants were chosen from vo- cal students in high schools through- out the state. ALL STATE CHORUS-K. McCoy, alto, S. Durham, alto, D. Song of Easter was presented in Sneed, bass, R. Young, tenorg A. Sparks, soprano, R-N idler, March as the Chorus' Eastel- pro- bassg and C. Sizemore, tenor. N , gram DSE! ?'i : X x X I jr . Nilghv 'f OPERETTA, Seated -- J. Meadows, R. Surbaugh, L. Cotter. Standing-D. Royer, K. McCoy, B. Bonham, J. Blake, R. Holbrook, G. Gra- ham, C. V. Kinpf, K. Stanley, C. Parry, N. Dean, N. Mea- dows, and D. Campbell. x i' .ak ,ah M A 4 A L 'I I JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS, First Row-A. Nelson, J. Kent, C. Brown, M. Finnegan, C. Crawford, F. Jones, ll. Sanford, S. Canterbury, Secretary: J. Ledsome. Second Row--N, Rice, E. Miley, J. Miley, C. Welch, President, J. Keeney, M. Hines, Treasurer: Y. Kelly, R. Jefferies. Third Row-M. High, S. Brown, I.. Thompson, C. Blanton, J. Spriggs, J. Smith, J. Jackson, S. Lee. Fourth Row-G. Frame, J. Cook, B. Kimble, B. Akers, J. Jervis, S. Martin, D. Wendell, and M. Albert. nq X 'N e un Jonnet Uirln The JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS CLUB consists ot' eighth and ninth graders. Due to the size of this club, only the ninth grade is pictured. They have participated in various programs throughout the year. Ninth grade students, selected by Miss Brooke, represented IJul'ont at the Chorus Clinic, held in Charleston during March. Another feature in Dul'ont's music department is the Male Chorus. It is composed ol' senior high boys who enjoy music. This picture was taken at the Spring Concert last year as the boys were perloiming their favorite number, Mac N:zma ra's Band. The climax to this year's activities was the Spring Concert staged by the entire llul'ont Chorus group. T:-.N Q rs-X A-1 vii.,-s YTZ.-II'-V '-.224 MALE CHORUS, First Row-I.. Ervine, C. VValker, A. Custer, L. Stanley, H. Pritt, Miss Brooke, R. Rice, M. Holtsclaw, B. Day, R. Surbaugh, J. Foreman, J. Bird. Second Row-VV. Spangler, D. Booth, H. Miley, R. Fidler, R. Hancock, T. Bonham, F. Whitlock, K. Rippetoe, M. O'llell, T. Thompson, I.. Rutledge, R. Holbrook, D. Igo, and D. Royer. OPERETTA, First Row-G. Graham, C. V. King, C. Par- ry, K. Stanley, I.. Ervine, R. Surbaugh, R. Holbrook, J. Blake. Back Row-N. Dean, J. Meadows, B. Bonham, D. Campbell, N. Meadows, L. Cotter, K. McCoy and D. Royer. la .Q VHt 1i.Yul First Row-B. Boseley, R. Walker, C. Lucas, V. Burke, R. Price, B. Hudnall, B. Moss, C. Dean, L. Hunt- er, D. Thorn, K. Clarke, L. Lawson, Mr. Carson, B. Roy, D. Runion, J. Givens, M. Craigo, C. Ellison, D. Harmon, C. V. King, W. Nunley, D. Bowles, P. Hunter, L. Wiley. Second Row-D. Martin, T. Mason, D. Hudnall, C. Frazier, J. Karnes, G. Shepherd, K. Ritz, J. Faulkner, M. Whitten, D. Calvert, N. Steele, I. White, J. Edwards, R. Ramsey, R. Fisher, P. Stephenson, D. Crittendon, G. Frame, J. Jervis, L. Thomp- son. Third Row-T. Holbrook, G. Spencer, C. Cooke, F. Drummond, S. Elliott, G. Chestnut, R. Pritt, P. Gardner, F. Lynch, F. Maze, H. Hudnall, K. Thomas, L. Dooley, C. Perry, L. Lance, J. Basham, L. Weav- er, D. Lynch, R. Jarrett, M. Pauley. Fourth Row-C. Ramsey, G. Nangle, J. Dent, P. Browning, J. Wise- man, B. Stamper, J. D. McCoy, C. Stephenson, R. Hardiman, A. Snedegar, G. Taylor, J. Cook, E. Miley, W. Bailey, C. White, C. Hall, B. Royer, H. Butcher. Fifth Row-N. Halstead, M. Hart, C. Bryant, M. King, P. Atkins, B. Keeney, D. Holland, C. Parry, N. Smithers, P. Winfree and C. Pritt. Band Wins Honors at Majorette Festival The bright spot in the band activities was the educational tour of Washington, D. C. during the Cherry Blossom Festival. Through the financial and moral support of the Du- Pont High School Boosters Club, ninety-two band members and eight chaperones made the four-day trip in three chartered Grey- hound busses. Besides participating in the National Cherry Blossom Parade, band mem- bers visited various places of interest and had their picture taken on the steps of the Capitol. The band and majorettes took part in the Kanawha County Majorette Festival. Under the able leadership of Miss Biddy Keeney, majorette captain, and Miss Maralu King, assistant majorette captain, the majorettes 76 brought back the participation trophy. Sid- ney Atkins was third place winner in the Miss Kanawha Majoretten contest and Dora Thorn won first place among the girl twirl- ers in Kanawha County. On December 9, the band held its annual minstrel, proceeds going toward sending the band to Huntington for the state band festi- val in the spring. The interlocutor again this year was Keith Clarke. Supplying the comedy were the endmen, Tom Mason, Gary Spencer, Tommy Holbrook, Richard Holliday, Glen Taylor, and Carl Dabney. The majorettes were very convincing with their performance of the Baby Sister Blues, while Richard Jarrett and Gordon Casto staged a hair raising wrestling match. Dora Thorn Twirler Keith Clarke Drum Major Larry Lawson Assistant Drum Major 77 3 x , , 1 tif u XR if ii 5 . W 4 . 1- 1-,. A 1 .asf-3 Q U Q . , .0 . V., . , 1 0 .., ww Q- 421 WM . I X QL ' '9 i,,a- AASB Jn 1 ajbyf Zur iff' Biddy Keeney-Captain M f W ziliiff if ,ww L A Mitzie Whitten 6 ,i 3 i Q2 Maralu King-Asst. Captain 1 f .N -flaw? Nadine Halstead 1 r Marlene Hart 78 L .V Sydney Adkins f 'K Harriet Hallett i . .Q 15,1 Carolyn Bryant Dian Holland Nancy Smith9l'S J I 6 ,L vi U , NJ ,V I ll ,'J 'P il ,A J' Connie Pritt 79 L A ! 1 l X Ju ' 1 ru ,H Nl l . i l Patty Winfree ll' I- I 4 5 J J 1 ,lf L I J r IJ j Z' L 1 ' f '1 I Jil s ,ff f f J. D. McCoy Bass Section Larry Weaver Ronnie Pritt Harold Lambert W . - Pat Dugan Paul Dixon 80 First Row-L. Ervine, J. Bowles, C. Barr, B. Shannon, F. VVhitlock, R. Surbaugh, T. MeCluskey, J. Vhasv. Second Row-Coach II. B. Ilougrlas, D. Booth, Il. Asbury, N. Frum, B. Day, C. Hamrick, L. Nelson. 'I'hird Row--J. Gregg, B. Leadmon, J. Matheny, R. Mullins, C. Smailes, C. VVhite, J. MeDaniels, B, Stanley. Fourth Row-li. Jarrett, A. Vaughan, D. Hunter, J. Blackwell, L. Hall, and R. Conant. Qutstancling Athletes warded Trop lies The VARSITY CLUB, made up of var- sity letter-winners, sponsored a booth and turkey raffle in the Junior Carnival. With this money they bought three trophies which were awarded to outstanding play- ers in the three major sports. The club also sponsored an assembly to help curb the defacing of the newly painted walls, delivered gift baskets, purchased man- agers' letters, and were in charge of the candy machine. The Athletes oi Tomorrow One of the objectives of the JUNIOR HIGH A'l'HLE'l'IC CLUB is to promote interest and better understanding in all sports, and to develop character, citizen- ship, and a sense of sportsmanship. The boys pictured axe of the ninth grade only. 'lhere were too many members in the club for all of them to be in the picture. Some of these boys thru native ability and hard work will develop into the better known athletes of tomorrow, and make a name for themselves and their school, in football, basketball, and track. Look out Varsity t'lub here they come. First Row-J. Sneed, J. Lyons, L. Myers, B. Deardorff, J. Berkhouse, L. Blackburn, C. Sword. Second Row M. Albert, B. Ramsey, U. Simmons, R. Smith, J. Ferrell, Coach Giannakis. Third Row-S. Martin, C. Akers, C. Welch, R. Adkins, J. Hancock, and B. Ilornick. ye. fury 'fe 6 fi A. um.: -Irs! xxx. Y NATINAL HNQRHIUY fe i.4f 'CXi '57 First Row-R. Greene, DuPontian Editor, S. Douglas, Thespian President, J. Price, Student Council President, R. Fisher, DuPontian Business Managerg B. Heflin, DuPontian Advertising Manager, J. Blake, Panther Press Office. Second Row--A. Sterne, DuPontian Typist, D. Adkins, Student Council, R. Lewis, Panther Press Office, C. Bryant, Majoretteg S. Harvey, DuPontian Photographer, and J. Bowles, Senior Class President. Honor Society Nlembers Qfierecl cliolarsliip Test On February 24 seven seniors were initiated into the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY by the five old members who were chosen in their junior year. These students excelled in scholarship, good character, service to the school, and lead- ership before being admitted into the society. They were selected by a faculty board made up of Mr. B. F. Gillum, Miss Maxine Thacker, Mrs. Roselyn Durham, Miss Barbara Joachim, and Mr. Bill Gard- ner. This year scholarship tests were offered to those members interested in the field of teaching. Members Serve As Guides Cn Visitation Day The NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY initiated new members into the Society at its assembly in February. Mem- bers are chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. There are now eleven mem- bers in this organization. On visitation day, they were in charge of registration, and served as guides for the parents. The sponsors are Miss Kimmel, Mrs. Meredith, and Mrs. Runyon. First Row, New Members-B. Tittle, C. Sparacino, C. Propst, B. Kimble, S. Martin. Second Row, Old Members-J. Keeney, N. Rice, S. Lee, S. Brown, and J. Jackson. Not in picture-E. Miley. ' Q 1- is 'yi F 0 if- H . 'A' - .AQ Z, ,I First Row-J. Blake, N. Steele, V. Thompson, L. Cavendish, S. Harvey. Second Row-C. Barr, R. Fish- er, R. Greene, B. Heflin, D. Calvert, R. Lewis, J. Price, and J. Bowles. Quill an Scroll Plans Alumni Picnic For the first time in the history of the school, the Keninsheka Chapter of QUILL AND SCROLL has undertaken the project of sponsoring a picnic for all alumni of DuPont Iligh School. They hope that an alumni association will be formed from this picnic. They donated to the F. T. A. 's piano fund five cents of every fifteen cents received from the annual Quill and Scroll Jamboree, and paid the sponsor's way to the S. I. P. A. convention. An assembly was presented September 30 honoring new members, and commemor- ating the Panther Press' tenth birthday. Future Teac iers Complete Two-Year Project Q With the help of other clubs, the the school. Operating a second-hand book l'. T. A. purchased a new S600 piano for store is a yearly project, First Row-N. Kuhn, B. Hn-flin, F. Patterson, B. Rhea, S. Reber, S. Sanger, C. Stewart, A. Sterne, S. Whit:-cotton, N. Smithers, R. Greene, C. Bryant, R. Ramsey. Second Row-K. Edwards, R. Phillips, F. Grass, .l. Blake, K. Blackford, C. Ilall, A. Ferguson, K. Markhani, C. Dcardorff, D. Mitchell, J. Entz- Ililllfl'4'l', M. While, N. Wills. Third Row-P. White, W. Seabolt, G. Graham, M. King, M. Whitten, ll. llallt-tt, li. Ki-ein-y, l'. Sullivan, C. llouchins, C. Perrine, D. Mullins, D. Calvert. Fourth Row-J. llil1'ln'oc'k, li. Sullivan, I'. IN-trella, J. Herald, S. Johnson, R. Walker, B. Bonham, K. Stanley, J. Mea- ilovxs, I.. Vavenilisli, Il. Casto, and S. Wandling. Not in picture-J. Rice. -I-l-' SY I Qi Pfwii Q A 1 - , A .4 .ns .. First Row-Mrs. Durham, D. Lynch, J. Hoffman, R. Thompson, C. Palmer, L. Albert, B. Garten, D. Gar- ten, N. Roberts, J. Shoemaker, M. Neely, Miss Huddleston. Second Row-D. Wolfe, H. Taylor, N. Burke, B. Miller, S. Walker, M. Layton, D. Lykins, J. Atkins, B. Walker, N. Dent, M. Dempsey, N. Casto. Third Row-K. Meador, J. Burrough, M. Lykins, P. Schoolcraft, P. Fields, R. Walker, B. Beale, R. Howard, C. White, B. Fridley, P. Collins, K. Richards, Z. Limley. Fourth Row-M. Higgin- botham, P. Hanna, N. Meadows, J. Thompson, A. Flowers, H. Dearien, J. Young, M. Kuhn, B. Waddell, M. Horan, M. Stone, F. Cox. Fifth Row-B. Thornton, K. Winfree, S. Stewart, M. Dorsey, R. Wen- dell, C. Hitchcock, C. Travis, N. Dean, B. Custer, M. Frum, J. Lyons, S. Hudnall, and F. Welcher. Y-Teens Send Delegates To N ew Yorlz The Y-TEENS pa1'ticipated in many They held bake sales throughout the year activities sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. and sent delegates to New York. . 'fl Q . . H1-Y Lollected Fruit luices For Hospital The HI-Y collected 500 cans of fruit Youth Government Program and the Jack- juices for the Marmet Polio Hospital. They sons Mill Conference. aTso participated in the annual Y. M. C. A. First Row-L. Pittman, L. Hunter, B. Young, Treasurer, L. Gwinn, Vice-President, J. Olzer, President, D. Adkins, Secretaryg G. Casto, O. Taylor, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Gardner. Second Row-I. White, J. Jones, C. Cook, E. Canterbury, J. Givens, D. Anderson, W. Turner, P. Bailey, J. Fleck. Third Row- W. Blake, R. Harmon, W. Spangler, C. V. King, C. Sneed, R. Cook, G. Ellison, T. Allen, B. Lane. Fourth Row-J. Reid, D. Hunter, D. Dawson, F. Bowles, D. White, D. Hancock, B. Roy, W. Wiley. Fifth Row- J. Karnes, T. Pauley, C. Munneke, E. Durham, J. Hoffman, T. Gay, M. Spanger, B. McCallister, and L. Wendell. Not in Picture-S. Harvey and D. Harless. . f First Row-K. Beckett, Reporter, W. Young, Secretary, D. Dodrill, Presidentg B. Wolfe, Vice-President: ID. Wolfe, Treasurer: F. Hancock, B. Houston, R. Lawson, M. Craigro, Point Keeperg E. Monk, R. Jarvis. Second Row-N. Fletcher, IJ. Campbell, B. Wentz, C. Jarrett, N. Wolfe, L. Rose, J. Wentz, R. Graley, D. Webb, .I. Vole, M. llodge, R. Reynolds. Third Row-R. Allen, J. Thompson, S. Durham, B. Jarrett, J. Ing-hram, E. Thornton, I. Hostetter, N. Clark, A. Barr, S. Peck, L. Abston. Fourth Row-D. Hudnall, l'. Nunley, V. Priddy, F. Bishop, N. Young, D. Runion, M. Cooper, M. Reynolds, B. Trimble, M. Flutter, and J. Blankenship. G. BQOHSOIC NOO11 DEIIICGS The Monday noon dances W0l'C spon- show. They also sold yellow and white sort-d by the GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSO- sweat-shirts to the whole student body. CIATION this year. They kept the rest- Miss Shaar is their sponsor. rooms and clinic in order, and had a talent Nlembers Increase Knowledge oi State The WEST VIRGINIA FOLKLORE history of our state. They gave special ULUB derived much pleasure from learn- study to prominent people in West Vir- ing about the people, customs, habits, and ginia. First Row-F. Tueker, Y. Underwood, B. Walker, B. Boseley, P. Merritt, D. Slusher, J. Taylor. Second Row-Mr. llamrick, IJ. Paxton, F. Board, P. Steele, J. Reynolds, L. Lawson, L. Walls, W. Edwards. Third Row-li. llarris, D. Steele, D. Hudnall, R. Sigman, J. Webb, L. Blake, C. Glassburn, R. Abston, li. XN'oods. Fourth Row-Il. Williams, K. Thomas, D. Sizemore, M. Myres, D. Phillips, H. Burger, li. Wright, B. Laird. Fifth Row-S. Elmore, G. Sizemore, I. Wheeler, E. Jarrett, E. Kennedy, E. Fitzg'erald, A. Skiles, T. Holtselaw, and A. Cook. 4 4 ... L Q I E . ' J. Conner, C. Berrier, D. Hall, M. Sneed, N. Buckholt, Miss Joachim, sponsor, J. Sleeman, R. Taylor, F. Jeffries, C. Campbell, D. Bowles, and C. Thomas. Readers Qiiered Wide Variety of Books The TEENAGE BOOK CLUB gave its books offered. They also enjoyed parties members an opportunity to travel around on special occasions. the world by reading the wide variety of Aprons and Skirts Made In Needieerait The NEEDLECRAFT CLUB consists their knowledge in the art of sewing. They of junior high girls who wish to increase made aprons and skirts this year. First Row-C. Denton, S. Davis, G. Ferrell, C. Albert, V. Cox, K. Lambert, S. Burgess. Second Row- L. Ferrell, L. Cox, O. Adkins, B. Hanson, L. Underwood, G. Daniels, and Mrs. Meredith. 1 -7- .-A' First Row-Miss Mulligan, P. Mack, D. Brown, B. Haddad, R. Spradlin, C. Spriggs, B. Ward. Second Row-L. Holstein, E. Ratliff, D. Kirk, K. Plantz, L. Kent, M. Holdren, M. Hudson, D. Stone. Third Row -l.. Young, T. Jefferies, L. White, L. Thompson, D. Snted, J. White, L. Hobbs, H. Kimball, and R. Lawrence. Bible Club Associated With Youth For Clirist The BIBLE CLUB endeavors to give its Holy Bible. This club is closely connected members a better understanding of the with the Youth for Christ movement. implicity ls Keynote ot A Good Hostess The HOSTESS CLUB learned that ostentatiousness. Charm and a winning hostess and hospitable are inseparable. The personality are pre-requisites for career true hostess displays simplicity and avoids hostesses. Seated-B. Talbott, Secretaryg C. Plants, B. Ferrell, President, B. Grimet, Treasurerg P. Keenan. Standing-M. Taylor, Vice-President, N. Mitchell, D. Selbe, and Miss Kyle. - 1 K.. Seated-T. Holbrook, D. Stone, J. Blake. Standingil Price, N. Steele, N. Halstead, M. Givens, G. Shephard, and W. Bailey. Tiiespians Apply Maize -Up For Assemblies The SENIOR HIGH DRAMATIC CLUB, com- posed of National Thes- pian Society members and students striving to become Thespians, ap- plied make-up for the Follies, Minstrel, and as- sembly programs. Make- up is available to all or- ganizations for assem- blies. They presented the A m e ri c a n Education Week Program, and en- tered the Morris Harvey Dramatic Festival. Center, First Row-B. Canterbury, R. Ramsey. Center, Standing-L. Cotter, B. Arthur, B. Laing, P. Winfree, S. Norman, D. Royer, M. Hart, C. Pritt, C. Nida, B. Blanton, and N. Boyd. Bottom, Seated- K. Ritz, G. Taylor, D. Holland, R. Holbrook, M. Horner, J. Stevens, G. Spencer. Bottom, Standing- C. Parry, Treasurer: S. Douglas, Presidentg R. Lewis, Vice-President, and R. Munneke, Secretary. le A, First Row--T. Spotts, Vice-President, S. Stewart, Treasurer, S. Wargo, President, S. Stephens, Secre- tary, S. Williams, M. Peck, E. James, B. White, Mrs. Brown. Second Row-L. Morris, S. Calahan, E. Mays, M. Cook, B. Combo, D. Turner, B. Gibson, M. Teter, C. Stevens, A. Canterbury. Third Row- K. Brown, J. King, J. Stone, C. Young, J. Slusher, M. Inghram, S. Milem, D. Hopkins, N. Kennedy. Fourth Row-S. Morris, P. Johnson, K. Hammons, M. Pauley, E. Berrier. Fifth Row-W. Mullins, L. Row- land, D. Spencer, L. Kessler, B. Twohig, D. Durham. B. Huddleston and S. Kirk. 1 . Mem ers btuciy History oi Drama The JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATIC lighting, and other aspects of dramatics CLUB devoted much time studying radio were part of the club's activities. Personal and television, as well as plays, movies, poise and speaking improvement were and skits. Poise, voice, make-up, staging, projects for each member. Business L u Has Spec1a Spea Qers The BUSINESS CLUB enabled its after a basketball game, having guest members to develop a better understand- speakers at club meetings, and having ing of the business world and to grow in bake sales to help the F. T. A. buy the new personality. Some of its activities and piano. projects were: sponsoring a Sock Dance First Row-O. Howie, Reporterg R. Quesenberry, Treasurer, H. Wentz, Secretary, B. Patton, Vice- President: E. Taylor, President, Mrs. Thompson, Second Bow-K. McCoy, W. Kessler, N. Boseley, C. Palmer, J. Taylor, B. Iligginbotham, D. Campbell. Third Row-R. Brown, J. Walker, L. White, S. Walk- er, IJ. Lyle, M. Layton, B. Blanton. Fourth Row-T. Eggleston, M. Miller, M. Douglas, B. Moles, G. Wentz, B. Hudnall, and C. Patton. Q ' 1 e 1 First Row-Mr. Kight, L. Conley, R. Faulkner, M. Spears, R. Legge, L. Smith, C. Thomas, S. Duffey, B. Fultz, C. Bird, C. Jarrcll. Second Row-J. Siders, C. Fleck, B. Taylor, P. Colburn, C. Hill, D. Jenkins, D. Muncy, E. Stone, B. Haynes, W. Thornton, H. Thomas, J. Beitz, H. Landers, F. Hoffman. Third Row -G. Legg, F. Stone, A. Young, P. Brown, L. Beckett, J. Prado, F. Houston, D. Booth, J. Hastings, F. Grass, B. Thornbury, and J. Lovejoy. nergetic Boys Enjoy Constructing Model Airplane The SPORTS AND HOBBIES CLUB brought its members a variety of unusual activities designed to promote a keener interest in the sports of today. Members engaged in touch football, volleyball, and individual instruction in fencing by their sponsor, Mr. Kight. The boys also worked on model airplanes, and saw several sport films. Giris Learn Characteristics ot Good Personality Manners, conduct, and personality are closely related. Personality is individual characteristics that sell us and make friends that stick by us. The PERSON- ALITY CLUB programs consisted of films, lectures, skits, and parties on special oc- casions. They participated in the Junior Carnival and held bake sales. First Row-D. Hiner, K. Jarvis, E. Parsons, Vice-President, L. Brown, Treasurerg S. Sullivan, Presi- dent, A. Brown, Secretary, L. McCorkle, S. Bickford. Second Row-C. Brown, D. Harmon, J. Mark- ham, P. Graham, B. Hancock, J. Compton, Mrs. Huiidley, Sponsor. Third Row-J. Null, C. Monk, C. Hancock, B. Childers, D. Sword, S. Smith, K. Matthews, B. Escue, J. Haynes, C. Conner. Fourth Row- S. Anderson, M. McLaughlin, K. Turner, B. Harvey D. Washington, L. Nelson, C. Harris, K. Stone, P. Young, and R. Walker. -4T sss I irst Row-S. Grady, J. Dent, I.. Rowsey, C. Smith, I.. Robertson, A. Jeffrey, Ii. Rucker. Second Row SJ. Sanger, S. Grady, V. Thomas, M. Conant, M. Cooper, S. Stevens, S. White, Mrs. Copeland. Third Row-ll. Walker, I.. Angus, N. Monk, B. Monk, P. Newman, G. Ilowell, D. Graham. Fourth Row-S. Ilastings, B. West, I.. Ilodd, IJ. Douglas, V. Bird, T. Gordon, and S. Nelson. New LCGIHS New GEIIHGS The RECREATIUN CLUB, a newly or- ganized junior high club, is made up of members from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The president is Coty Smith, vice-president is Phyllis Coon, and secretary and treasurer is Rosalind Mull- ins. The purpose of the club is to step up the introduction and playing of new games at teenage parties and other social affairs. Each week two members were asked to introduce, explain, and take part in new games. They gave boxes of oats to the Gift Basket. Having un Is Main Qbjective of Recreation C u The REt'RI'IA'l'l0N CLUB, a new club for senior high boys and girls, was or- ganized this year. Its main purpose for existing was to have fun. New games were introduced to the members and old games were played, diluted with much gala from all. Some of the games they played were Monopoly, Rummy, Canasta, Ilook, and Old Maid. These games were brought by members of the club to be en- joyed by all. They also donated sugar and flour to the Gift Basket. All of the mem- bers were not present when the picture was taken. First Row-I.. Kinder, S. Lancaster, P. Clark, N. Skeens, Treasurer: S. Cobb, Il. Hancock, C. I1eVol, Vice-President, J. Thomas, B. Midkiff, President. Second RowAT. Bass, R. Nida, Mrs. Scott, Sponsor, I.. White, M. Fleshman, G. Ambrose, Secretaryg and B. Asher. I ' 1-I.. 'F'.iH'fi. I Ks First Row-S. Harvey, R. Ramsey, J. Faulkner, R. Fisher, L. Brown, R. Greene, B. Heflin, K. Francis B. Day. Second Row-L. Cavendish, B. Custer, P. Stevenson, V. Thompson, T. Eggleston, A. Sterne, D Lyle, J. Stevens, C. Parry. Third Row-C. Hall, J. Rice, N. Skiles, L. Stowers, K. Clarke, J. Thornbury M. Givens, O. Howie, and J. Sleeman. 19 6 Dupontian Increased By Eight Pages The DUPONTIAN CLUB must get ad- they sponsored the movie, Gunga Din. vertising, take subscriptions, plan the They also held a beauty contest for both book, take pictures, and keep the records junior and senior high girls. Their ad- straight. To help produce the annual, viser is Mr. Gillum. Wh1stle While You Worle The girls pictured below are the assist- phones, typing, checking files, and run- ants to the principal and deans. The ning errands are duties included in an period in which they are in the offices is average day. a very hectic one indeed. Answering First Row-C. Mitchell, M. Givens, N. Kuhri, N. Dent, N. Halstead, S. Douglas, R. Munneke, B. Jarrett. Second Row-S. Hill, E. Taylor, W. Kessler, Eggleston, A. Sterne, N. Boseley, B. Blanton, and B. Garten. ' t K l . f -5 'Y X ?,..,.,L.g' 1 .Ms -1255, ii uv mi! LAW' K , In ' Q N-Am, .ff .1 ,gy s YW Qu.-as y... - 1 L ae 5 1:2 nr M, . :., t f 12. ffblfig 'km' fxwl anew- mf il it 54.1 'Q , ' K ,lla .- 'ff',1 - 1 ffifsilcfgl 5, X .. 4 1 , , ,. Q N ,, JI A A I xfff' X ' 1 as lg , ,.g',.r' - K .K xifl., a .V , . H.. IH fi hs gy , Wt I sk iw gt x i 4 '- sw Nr A ,pf 'ff- we-A ,fix 1 L 3, 2 , 12 if fb ilf4wi 1 SWS Q' ft 5 +3 lk I rig if Tl w X Miss Dupont Sweet, friendly, and incomparable are the Words which best describe Miss DuPont of 1956. She is BARBARA ANN HEFLIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Heflin of Rand. While in school, Barbara was Advertising Manager of the DuPontian, Managing Editor of the Panther Press, Treasurer of the Quill and Scroll, and President of the Na- tional Honor Society. She Was active in the F. T. A. and was also a faculty secretary. Barbara was chosen by popular vote of the student body. 98 Attendants Attractive BEVERLY GARTEN is the first attendant to Miss DuPont. After coming to DuPont from Midway Junior High School, Beverly has been an active member in the Y-Teens and is a faculty secretary. Beverly makes her home in Blount with her pa1'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Garten. The second attendant is amicable DORA FAYE CALVERT. She is the Edi- tor of the Panther Press, president of the Quill and Scroll, a member of the band, and belongs to the F. T. A. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Calvert, Dora Faye resides in Rand. Beauty Queens Lovely DIAN HOLLAND placed sec- ond in the Beauty Contest. Dian resides in East Bank with her aunt, Mrs. Eugene Archibald. She also won the title of Miss Fire Prevention of 1955. She is a majorette, a member of the Dramatic Club and the DuPontian Ad Staff . Vivacious SYDNEY LEE ADKINS received third place honors for the title of Beauty Queen. She was also awarded third place in the contest for Miss Ka- nawha Majorette, and her favorite hob- by is dancing. Sydney lives in Diamond with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Adkins. l0O Winner of the Senior High Beauty Contest is versatile DORA PATTY THORN. The candidates were chosen on the basis of beauty only and the Winners were selected by the student body. Dora placed first in twirling competition at the Ma- jorette Festival last fall. She enjoys twirling and art work. Dora is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thorn. 'T r.- br. Prom The thc-mo was Song of thc Is- lands. A grass hut, surrounded by flowcrs :mrl palni trees, was the cc-ntcr ol' zittrzu-tion. Gym decorations were yellow, lavcnclcr, and purplc. The girls' li-is camo from llziwaii. Right top-Class ol'l'iccrs and committee mcmlwrs ri-lax aftor 21 successful l'roni. Right bottom-Iicfrcslinicnt committee girls scrving at intermis- sion. 1 0. 452 .1 Blk-, 3- 'hi Left-Nix Nixon and his orchestra furnished thc mu- sic. Bottom left-A special entertainment featured a Honolulu hula girl, Miss Bea Abrenica, who danced to several Hawaiian nuin- bers. Bottom right-Sem iors enjoy a dance around the hut. ' lDK '1' -. .Fe . A Two dogwood trees donated by Mis Sturm, former teacher at DuPont were planted by the Student Council on A1bOl Day. A 'N so fr at at The judgesrand the Student Lounul s winning booth at the The Um, 1115-:ht m Oqobel when Bubdl 1 JF- C31'I1lV21l U1 November. Heflm was crowned lVI1ss DuPont The majorettes look pretty for the photographer while he snaps their picture after a performance of US c h o ol Days in the American Edu- cation Week Assembly in November. They were out- fitted in red skirts and white blouses. IQCINCIN CI' A 1 fer . gl- Q f7-4,L1- X. 'Q 1' l X u I kinase - ,L Students are greeted by the Prom. Itusuliv Tliumpsmi :xml Vhiiek VVhite pose beside the offire :After heiiipg vrowiierl Jr. Czwnivul king :uni KHIUOII. MX., 2 -eu we if 1 ' x i Q- IHA Qt.. ii. li - Richard Jarrett and Gordon Caste wrestle around the ring: at the Bzuid's Minstrel with Gary Spencer refereeing. fb I :sf 1 receiving line at the Jr.-Sr. Dressed in white orprzindy pinzifores and hlue dresses, the mzijorettes step to the Baby Sister Blues ut the minstrel. With Judy Keeney as their ueeoiiipziiiist, they also gave their rendition of Blues in the Night. School Lite Activities Top Left-HFashion Bouquets for the Modern Missw was the theme of this year's style show, presented by Mrs. Geraldine Jones, educa- tional stylist on March 8. Center-At the sound of the noon bell, students rush for the restau- rant to buy their daily hot dog and coke. Bottom Left-Winners of the Jitterbug Contest and winners having' the most unique pair of socks are shown at the dance sponsored by the Student Council which climaxed TWirp VVeek. Bottom Right-The Statue of Liberty, Gloria Shepard, holds her candle high as the stars and stripes are arranged to form a flag, at the American Education Week As- sembly. , , f ,ffhwf1Al,,w.,,. M Aww,-w,KWw5m.g,f M NEW If SSN' 5 ,af v gl. 3' Q SE gf N 1 IN. by J' audi' S :H K . wwxs .515 S ig unior Beauty High ueens Q i . Charming DIANE T U R N E R placed Iirst in the Junior High Beauty Contest sponsored by the DuPontian. This was the first year the contest was held for the junior high school. Diane is a member of the seventh grade and Junior High Dramatic Club. Her favorite hobby is acting. Diane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Turner of Belle. Second place winner is pert JEAN DENT. A member of the Recreation Club, Panther Cubs, and a Junior High majorette. Jean is in the eighth grade. Jean likes best to skate and swim. Her par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dent of DuPont City. Friendly S U S I E CANTER- BURY received third place honors. Susie is a cheerleader, and a mem- ber of the Junior High Chorus. Her favorite sport is swimming and she also likes to read. Susie lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Canterbury of Belle. J 53 U 757 QV a sv an L t f f, 5, Athlet mudkwer wx fun , New i M 'T QE ua? ft Fourteen Gritlciers Graciuating Fi hal'-aw' 5591. PF SENIOR HIGH FO0'I'IiAI.I. TEAM, Front Row-B. Hunter, F. Whitlock, N. Frum, I.. Nelson, T. Mc- tfluskvy, .I. Ilowlos, Ii. Surhaugfh, Ii. Shannon, I.. Ervine, C. Barr, D. Asbury, J. Chase, B. Day, D llooth. S1-coml Row-Ilwui t'oavI1 H. B. IJ0lI1.l'IiI.S,B. Stanley, J. Naylor, M. Whitten, J. Matheny, J IIt'IllIllIIl1.1'S, J. ltlcllzulit-ls, Ii. .Iarrt-tt, J. t'og.5ar, Ii. M ullius, I.. Stowvrs, R. Fidler, J. Miley, J. Gregg, C Smailvs, V. Whitt-, Ii. Burton, Asst. Voach Tom Hossiv. Third Row-Mgr. M. Bowman, N. Halstead II. I low4-rs, B. Iflt-ck, I.. Hall, I.. Valentino, J. Snoclgrass, A. Vaughan, D. Hunter, J. Brown, J. Black- well, Ii. Conant, IC. Powvrs, I.. Edwards, J. Brown, J. Cook and Mgr. B. Snodgrass. SEASONS RECORD DuI'ont I2 .South Charleston ,... .....,.. 1 8 IJuI'ont U Barhoursvillo .,., ,,....., . 13 IJuI'ont ISI .t'harleston Catholic ,......... 19 IIuI'ont 0 Nitro , ,,,,., ,..... , ...... 3 4 IIllI'ont ISI Montgomory ,,.. ..... 0 IJuI'ont U St. Albans . . . 33 l7uI'ont I2 IIIUIIAIUIIIII , .....,. 26 IJuI'ont 13 Dunbar , ,.,, 12 IDuI'1.nt 0 Iilkviow ..,.. , . .33 IJuI'ont 0 East Bank .... .,... 4 5 Iiarr, Bowles, Hunter and Surbaugh move in to bring down a Dunbar back. Ld Top-Barr darts for long gain against Eagles. Center Top-Cogar takes kickoff for short gain against Catholic. Center Bottom-Catholic's Wilson about to tackle Mc' Cluskey. Bottom-Nitro defender tackles Gregg as Bowles rushes in. SOUTH CHARLESTON TOPS DUPONT The South Charleston Black Eagles invaded the Panthers' field September 9, and went back home with an 18 to 12 victory over the Panthers. The Eagles were led by the hard charging fullback Paul Herdman while Barr and Shannon stood out for DuPont. PIRATES POUNCE PANTHERS On September 16 the Panthers trav- eled to Barboursville to take on a strong Pirate team. The Panthers held them to an impressive 0 to 0 tie at the half. Then the Pirates came back with a touchdown on the second half opening kickoff and managed to squeeze out an- other touchdown to defeat the Panthers 13-0. DUPONT TIES WITH CATHOLIC The Fighting Irish of Charleston Catholic came to the DuPont Iield Sep- tember 23 only to be tied by the Pan- thers 19-19 in an exciting contest. The high light of the contest was a 90 yard run back of an athletic fumble by Jim Matheney. DuPont was trailing 13-12 at the half, but kept up the spirit and came back to tie the ball game. WILDCATS DRUB PANTHERS September 30 the Nitro Wildcats came to the DuPont field and handed the Panthers a drubbing of 34-0. The Panthers just couldn't stop the Wild- cats as they scored almost every time they got the ball. PANTHERS STAMPEDE GREYHOUNDS The Montgomery Greyhounds play- ed host to the Panthers October 7, and the Panthers copped their tirst and only victory of the season, 19-0, in a sea of mud. DuPont's first touchdown came when Charles Barr ran 64 yards on a quick opener. Their second came on a short quarterback sneak. The third and final touchdown came when Tom Mc- Cluskey raced 50 yards. vii-w on Novi-nilwi' 4 to nn-vt ono of the stroiigi-st Elkvim-w tm-:uns in mol-nlyc-z11's. l'he- Elkhm-rd prow-d to tho Panthers thi-ir strn-mglli hy lroum-ing thc-m 33-0. East Iizink, only to hc- snmshl-cl lay a lllllll-l'lI2lI'j.l'lll1I lim- and liurd-runing lmrks-15-ll. lluw- Adkins lm-d l'l2lStB2ll1k whili- thi- lJul'ont sl-niors fought zi los- ing mlm- zigziinst thc-ii' gn-zitc-st rival in tho Ulizillli- ol' tho Bridge. RED DRAGONS SMASH l'AN'l'HERS lJul'onl ,l0lll'lll'j't'1l to St. Albans Sal- urdziy ow-iiimf, Om-tohm-r 15. 'l'In- llc-d lbrzzgoiis prow-d loo powl-i'l'ul for tho Pzintln-rs, winning 2111-U. The llmd llmg- ons, who wc-iv wi-ll on thi-ii' way to tho slzils- m'li:nnpionsliip, In-ld ilu- l':inthc-rs to I0 yards rnsliing' and ono iirst down. l'l,ENllENlN llEl EA'l'S Dl'l'0NT V , 1 1 lllt- llzlllillt-IN plzlyt-ll liflsl lo fllfll- TOD-Ullnh-r and Whitlock block llunbar player, clearing dm-nin for thi-ir zinnuzil honn-coming McCl Sk y'S Path- gnnn- only to linw- :inolln-i' flm-lk-eil, thrown :il thi-in 26-IZ. i'Im-ndl-nin opon- 4-d thi- sn-oring' :ind scorn-d one- touchdown in ova-i'y quzirtor. Tonnny IXIL-Cliislu-y gg-on-41 lDuI'ont,'s tirsl tom-lidown in tho sm-cond quultm-r :ind lluntn-r :iddc-d zin- otln-r om- shortly ill-ll'l'XVZll'ilS to ond the scoring lor thc- Pzintln-rs. Top-lVlcC'luskvy gots good block against Dunbar, CQ-nt,-r lil ll,l,Il0GS URUWIJ l'AN'l'H ERS 'l'h1- l'mitln-rs nn-l an strong sopho- mori- sluddm-d llnnhui' in-:nn on Octolwr A 28. ln thi- sm-vond 1lll1ll'll'l'fiUlllK'll Vunro 35 ohm-nod thi- way for thi- Bulldogs with ai short plunga- lm-lting thi- Bulldogs li-aid, 6-H. 'l'hm- l'2lllllll'l'S uzinn- roaring hawk tying thx- gzirno whi-n Vhurk-s Bair fumhh-d tha- hull :ind .loo G11-gg' pic-lu-d il up :ind sc-orm-d. Tho l,2llllll0l'S put up an strong' flight, hut. tha- Dunhnr Bulldogs sqm-4-xi-cl out El I2-6 victory. ELIKVIEW SQUASHES DUPONT A losing lJul'onl te-:un wont to Elk- l-AN'i'm:ics w,u,i,ol-I-in BY ,,, 'W'-I---I'--I'--5-f df-H-ndvr pi-'ms fo dm--n i-:asf lDlt,Nl4:IiR,S fin-nlgalggnllc-r. lioltoni-Sniallcs subducs East Bank dm-fm-ndcr 'l'hm- l':intln-rs mi-l thc-ir old rival, K - 'E -'Swim his-F 'slf:xfl-ik SSYY' M39 Senior High Cheerleaders Top to bottom-F. Hancock, F. Patterson, R. Lewis, J. Rice, Captain, D. Wolfe, J. Stevens, and S. Douglas. The SENIOR HIGH CHEER- LEADERS were very active this year. Their first big project was sponsoring a Mr. and Miss Touchdown Contest, candidates being selected from the best all-around sports in the senior class. They held sock dances after the football and basketball games. With Miss Shaar as their new spon- sor, they learned many new chants and cheers. al Pantliers Spirit Unclauntecl By Scores SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM, First Row-B. Hunter, N. Frum, R. Fidler, R. Norman, J. Bowles J. Cogar. Second Row-Coach Bossie, R. Gregg, B. Stanley, L. Stowers, B. Leadmon, D. Asbury, L Ervine. Third Row-M. Bowman, Manager, C. Cook, and P. Dugan, Manager. DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont Dul'ont VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 37 ....... .,.,... E ast Bank 77 86 .,,,.r., ,,,,,,. ,s.,,.s..,,. E l kview 60 72 ,,,r,,., ,,..................... A lumni 73 56 ,.......,,.. Charleston Catholic 79 62 .,..... o........,...,..... S t. Albans 99 53 ....... ....... S outh Charleston 81 66 ,,V,,.,, ......,.,.,..... D unbar 74 90 ......, ...............,,,.. E lkview 72 66 ..r.,... ....,....,r...,.. S tonewall 102 58 ..,.....,..... South Charleston 105 74 .............. Charleston Catholic 77 Won 7 DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont Lost 14 Sectional Tournament - DuPont 76 ,,.......,, H3 ,. Sissonville East Bank Nitro ., Stonewall Charleston Montgomery Nitro .East Bank 82 .. Sissonville Dunbar Clendenin Top Left-Jack Landers C413 of East Bank tries in vain to block Bill Hunter's layup. Left-DuPont's junior guard, Bill Leadmon, sneaks past a Charleston Catholic defender to add two points. Top Right-Larry Ervine C185 of DuPont drives in for a layup against Saint Albans. Top l,ei'lff-Bill lmzulmcm of lJuI'ont drives in I'm':1 layup against Ilunlmr as Lzmrry Ervine 1l8j lwuks Oll. 'l'0p Rigghlmwliill HllH11'I' 1131 shoots ll lay- llIllLjl2lillS1 Swuth Ch2lI'l1!St,OIl us Joc Cogur waits fm' zx rvlrouncl. Right-7-l1D1' Vogzu' 1213 12lk0S El shot against Hu' f'll2ll'l1'511Ill High M1. Lions. Looking on is Hill Hllll1l'l' 11251. 1955 Tracie Team Best ln Recent Years DUPONT TRACK TEAM, First Row-C. Hamrick, A. Custer, H. Pritt, M. O'Dell, M. Holtsclaw, C. Dean, B. Hall, F. Blackhurst, L. Stanley, J. Belcher, R. Rice, F. Whitlock and L. Ervine. Second Row -Coach Douglas, B. Stanley, J. Matheny, L. Hemmings, R. Fidler, R. Gregg, J. McDaniels, L. Stowers, J. Miley, B. Leadmon, R. Canterbury, and R. Surbaugh. Third Row-Manager J. Igo, B. Naylor, D. Burton, V. Jackson, R. Jarrett, J. Gregg, M. Murphy, J. Chase, C. Campbell, P. Dugan, and Manager J. Holtsclaw. Not in picture-C. Barr and B. Shannon. Time or Event DateRecord Holder Distance 100 Yd. Dash ..... ......... 1 954 Larry Stanley ................ 10.2 Sec. 220 Yd. Dash ,..... ......... 1 955 John Belcher .................... 23.7 Sec. 440 Yd. Dash ......... ......... 1 954 John Morrison ................ 53.5 Sec. 880 Yd. Run ................ ......... 1 955 Clarence Hamrick ........ 2111.3 Sec. Mile Run .......................... ......... 1 954 Clarence Hamrick ........ 4:59 Sec. 180 Yd. Low Hurdles ................ 1955 Larry Stanley ................ 21.2 Sec. 120 Yd. High Hurdles ............. Medley Relay fDiscontinued Mile Relay ..... 880 Yard Relay ............ Shuttle Hurdle,Relay ............... Big Boy Relay i400 Yd.l ,...,., .1951 11947 ...-.....1955 .........1955 .1955 .1953 Sprint Relay C400 Yd.l ............ 1953 Big Boy Relay 1440 Yd.J ........ 1955 Sprint Relay i440 Yds.j .......... 1955 High Jump ..... 1 ....... 1 ........ Pole Vault ........ Broad Jump ..,... Discus ............. Shot Put ...... .1955 ,-.--,.-.1955 .-.-.....1947 .,,,,..,.1955 ..--..-..1955 Richard Stanley ............ 16.2 Sec. Robert Lowther, Joe Tassone, Jerry Groah, Marion Smith ,,.................. 3250.5 Sec. Bill Hall, Fred Whitlock, John Belcher, Larry Stanley ......... . .......... 3 :37.5 Sec. John Belcher ...., .l,........ 1 :34.2 Sec. John Belcher, Larry Ervine, Charles Dean, Hugh Prltt ............................. 64.5 Sec. Leo Abston, Keith Pritt, Tom Myers, Tom Moore ............................ 46.5 Sec. Paul Boyd, Larry Stanley, Bill Hall, Tom Myers 145.2 Sec. Max O'Dell, Mark Holtsclaw, Jerry McDaniels, Bob Shannon ........................ 51.8 Sec. Bill Leadmon, Richard Fidler, Bob Stanley, Charles Barr ............................ 50.07 Sec. Larry Stanley ....................... .5' 6 John Belcher .......... .....,, 1 0' 11A Wesley Bitzer ........ ........... 2 0' 5 Max O'Dell ....... ........ 128 Ft. Max 0'Dell ....... ....... 4 1' 8M SUMMARY Last year's track team, one of the best in recent years, had im- pressive victories over such teams as Dunbar, East Bank, Clendenin, and South Charleston. The team this year made 661 1X6 points with individual scoring hon- ors being taken for the second straight time by Larry Stanley with 109 1!6 points. John Belcher was second with 96 116 points, and Bill Hall, Max O'Dell, Fred Whit- lock followed close behind with 56- 5534-5316 points respectively. Three boys and three relay teams from DuPont took part in the state meet at Laidley Field on May 14 and came in eighth behind such teams as Stonewall, Parkers- burg, Charleston and Dunbar. Du- Pont won second place in the mile relay and fourth place in the half- mile relay. DUPONT DEFEATS DUNBAR DuPont played host to Dunbar on April 12. Led by Stanley and Belcher, the Panthers defeated them 83M to 49M. Stanley won the high jump, the 100 yard dash, and the 100 yard low hurdles. Belcher won the pole vault and the 220 yard dash. PANTHERS SECOND IN CONFERENCE On April 16 the thinclads partici- pated in the Chemical Valley Conference meet at Laidley Field. With members of the 880 yard relay team, which con- sists of Stanley, Hall, Belcher, and Whit- lock, setting a new record at 1 :36.2. Du- Pont was second behind Dunbar. INVITATION AL FINDS DUPONT SECOND In the Nitro Invitational at Nitro, April 19, DuPont was second following Poca. Whitlock came in first in the 440 yard dash and Stanley was second in the 100 ya1'd dash. DUPONT RUNS OVER EAST BANK The East Bank track team traveled to DuPont only to go back home defeated 116 to 17. Stanley, Belcher, and O'Dell paved the way for DuPont with each one of them taking first place in at least two events THINCLADS DEFEAT CLENDENIN TWICE The thinclads had two dual meets with Clendenin, winning both of them. They won the first 108 to 25 with Stan- ley winning 100 yard dash, 100 yard low hurdles, and the high jump. They won the second one 92 to 41 with Stanley winning the 100 yard dash and the 180 yard low hurdles. DUPONT FOURTH IN REGIONAL MEET DuPont placed three individuals and three relay teams in the Regional Meet held at Laidley Field on May 7 and placed fourth behind Stonewall, Charles- ton, and Dunbar. -.lr -A . ' iffsse'-sera Top Left-Bob Shannon of DuPont comes in second in the shot put against East Bank. Top Right-Fred Whitlock breaks the tape winning the 440 yard run against South Charleston. 1 S' - Center Left-Clarence Hamrick of DuPont wins the half mile against Clendenin. Center Right-DuPont's John Bowles clears the high hurdle against Dunbar. Bottom- Larry Stanley of DuPont wins the high jump against South Charleston. Ir. High Wins Qver Arch Rivals Midway Q.. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD, First Row-B. Deardorff, R. Smith, C. Welch, J. Lyons, M. Albert, S. Martin, B. Akers, B. Ramsey, L. Myers, C. Sword. Second Row-L. Naylor, B. Adkins, J. Jarrett, D. Simmons, J. Sneed, L. Blackburn, O. Keeney, B. Tittle, J. Hancock, J. Berkhouse. Third Row -S. Haggerman, J. Collias, D. Dolan, J. Hemmings, J. Crowder, C. Crosby, D. Young, D. Burgess, J. Harler, E. Fout, D. Lively, J. Day, Coach Giannakis. Fourth Row-Z. Self, J. Simms, D. Robinson, B. Hemmings, J. Fayne, B. Welch, B. Kincaid, J. Cook and E. Shelton. SEASON'S RECORD DuPont 0 ...... ...............,........ T homas Jefferson ,.... ..,...,,. 1 2 DuPont 9 .,..,. ,,,,.,, M idway ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, 0 DuPont 12 ...... ,,,,,.. M armet ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 DuPont 0 ...... ....... C helyan ,..,,....,..l.,.,..,, ..,.,,,,. 1 3 DuPont 12 ...... ....... S outh Charleston .,..... ...... 7 DuPOI1t 0 ...... ....... C edar Grove ......,. ,,,i,.,., 1 2 DuPont 7 ...... .,,,,,, L eewood ,, ,,,,,, .,,,,,,,, 2 7 Bill Ramsey catches a pass, then laterals to Mike Albert C145 for a short gain against Midway, while Robert Adkins C765 runs to help out on the play. x N 8 QQ as 1 s fi 11.3 g Q A A ,Q 39 S ,Q ,fs S s 5 A gms S K . 4 10 4 0, N Eggs, ,Sie x A K .. . gk 1 Q 'R , Q , W., Qi .9 uni' A ' ,Q -gp . V '49 75' 9 5 K Qiagim ...IQ Q gQiiN4'm:S.Q I . ' . my - - ,...-., ...Am .-.....- -du- 3 N X 5: 9 aff w . 1 my Sq,-W Q fr If ,S K if Q K A Ll- -R 's v .Pg Q3 , N ds . V1 ,, i p i A 1 g,g1fS .,,m,g Vx x .Q kl.6 ,w, V Six: 'f .N kfik T N .1105 fm Q Qi V 1 - - Q -X X. ,,. ,. Q Cedar Grove Defeats Cubs In Tournament JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM, First Row-C. Akers, S. Martin, C. Sword, B. Deardorff, R. White, J. Berkhouse, M. Albert. Second Row-Coach Giannakis, B. Welch, J. Lyons, L. Myers, D. Burgess, E. Fout, J. Burton, P. Ramsey. Third Row--Manager L. Blackburn, J. Collias, T. Burris, B. Walker, B. Chestnut, and E. Heiser. SUMMARY JUNIOR HIGH RESULTS Coach Minnis Giannakis' Panther Cubs had a better season and team than their record shows. Butch Deardorff was the only returning letterman. Lack of height was the determining factor in the Cubs losing so many games. They lost six games by one or two points. Butch was the high point man for the sea- son with 119 points, followed by Sammy Martin with 89 and Buddy Akers with 73. Jimmy Berkhouse, Mike Albert, and Chuck Sword played outstanding defensive ball. The Cubs will be Without any lettermen re- turning next season, but several boys have had a good bit of experience and the prospects for more height looks good. Coach Giannakis is to be commended for the good job he did his first year at DuPont. 120 DuPont 28 ..rie.......i.........r.ee.......r South Chas. 46 DuPont 30 ....... ,,,...,..i.,,.... M armet 33 DuPont 30 .... ., ,r.......rr,rr Cedar Grove 32 DuPont 28 ........ ,,........ W odrow Wilson 43 DuPont 31 ......,, .......,,,,.,......... L incoln 42 DuPont 31 ........ ,..,,......,.,,.,.,,... P ratt 34 DuPont 21 ....... ,..,,..,.. M idway 19 DuPont 44 ...,,,r ..,,,,........ C helyan 25 DuP0l'li1 32 ......, ,...,.. C edar Grove 30 DuPont 37 ...,.., .......,... L incoln 46 DuPont 27 ....... .r........ M armet 34 DuPont 31 ....r.. ....r.,..r.... M idway 36 DuPont 29 .....,, .....i,. S outh Chas. 68 DuPont 31 ....... ....,.,.,... C helyan 32 DuPont 32 ...i2...... ..i,ei..... ....rrrrr...., P r att 34 Won 3 .,rr,,....,.rr............ Tournament-DuPont Lost 12 23 ..,,r.,. Cedar Grove 46 lleardorlf scores against South Charleston Swords drives in for a lay-up Dornick takes a set shot The DuPont Cubs took an impressive victory over their biggest rival, Midway, in the last few seconds of the game with the final score of 21-19. 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BUILDER'S MATERIAL 8- HARDWARE 22 Summers St. C 'es 21' W' V Chemical Valley Lumber Phone 6-0696 P. O. Box 71 Company .... ' RAND, WEST VIRGINIA A THE X X, , ' QUARRIER -. gm f I f M ER. E 5 DINER 'tk fl , E 1022 Quorrier Street Telephones Phone 2-7453 Charleston WA 5-5432 WA 5-5150 BEITZ'S GROCERY FAMILIAR SCENE 150 HALSTEAD'S SERVICE STATION A k5.., xt. fig, NADINE HALSTEAD SPRING FORK, W. VA. PHQNE WA 5-9947 IONS . 1UUIT Shmgler Meat Company COMIAGME,-'TES WHOLESALE MEATS CORNER BULLITT AND WELCH I Ph PANTHER s INN BELLE MAYTAG ws 9-23 134 E E COMPLIMENTS BELLE KROGER EMPLOYEES M ytag Automatic Dryer Maytag Automatic Washer 151 Advertisers Index -A- Amherst Fuel Co. ........A---f----- ----A----A -------A 1 4 8 Appalachian Electric Power C0 .,..... -- ----,--- 136 Atlantic Greyhound .......4...V4----A -----4- -----f-- 1 3 0 Ashmore Optical Co .... -.-.-..- - f.------ -f---f-- 1 3 6 ... B ... Boker Equipment Engineering Co .,A... L ,.-,-ff- 140 Balfour, L. G. Co ..v. ...,f,...A---4------f-.- -f---ff- 1 2 4 Beitz Grocery .,,.c..f.,.,.,....ff-.....f ----vff- 1 50 Belle Dry Cleaners ,,,... L -,.-4--f 138 Belle Fence Co. ........ A. Belle Hardware Co. c.... .- Belle Lumber Co .,.... - Belle Maytag Co. ,,..,.. ., Belle Skating Rink. ..,.,.-..,.. .-,..,.,147 33 36 51 ...,..,,134 138 Belcher, Wm. S... .,,A.A.f,,e..,.-.,f. ff., . .. C .. Capital City Commercial College e,,.c, ce,...ec 1 40 Chemical Valley Lumber Co. .,A.....,,.. ,....,,A 1 50 Childer's 8. Wolfe Service Station ..Y.4. ....,..e 1 46 Coca Cola Bottling Co.. ...,A....,AA.,-.Y. ,.-..ffA 1 32 Cohen Drug Co .... ,....,.....,,.,...V.... .,,,A... 1 4 6 Conlon Baking Co .,,. ...,.,, .ffA.VV, 1 3 1 Connell Store ...,,,,A,...,,c,.,,...., .A...,,f 1 44 Cunningham Barber Shop. ...,,,.. ,,...,,, 1 42 Curtain Shop ..,.,,..,...Ac,...,......,.... ..c..,,. 1 37 .. 9 -. Daniel Boone Trail. ........,...,,. .,,...V, 1 34 DeLuxe Studio .,,,,,..,............. .,,c..., 1 25 Diamond Alkali Company .,..,.... ,,,,..., 1 41 Douglas Produce. .......,.....,.,...... .,.,,,.. 1 46 ...E.... East Center Gulf Service ..,..... Edwards Hardware ,...,.....,.. Everman's Confectionery ......,,.., -F- ,..,,,,.142 ,,...-..138 ,,,-..,s134 Falwell Fast Freight ......, - ,...,,..... ........ 1 26 Fawcetts Esso Service Station ......... ,,...... 1 30 Ferguson Grocery c...,,.,,.........,,....... .,.c,,,, 1 42 Fidler 8- Frame Funeral Home ....,,, .,..,... 1 33 Fife Street Shoe Shop ,................,.,. ........ 1 25 First Federal Savings 81 Loan .......,. ..,..,., 1 41 Fletcher's TV 8. Appliance ..,.,..,.. ,,,,,c.. 1 29 Freeland Furniture Co. ....,,..,.... ,...,,,, 1 47 -G- Gatens Grocery ,,a,,,,.........,....., ..,...., 1 25 - H .. Halstead Service Station ...... - .....,.. ,.,,,,cc 1 51 Hemmings' Grocery ....,........,...... ,,,.,,,, 1 34 Highway Food Market, lnc. .....,..... ,,.,,,,, 1 29 Hoffman s General Stored-- ...... - ...,... um Holley Dry Cleaning Co. ,....... Holtz, P. E. Sons, lnc. ,,,., .- 138 --,..,-.13O .--..-,.128 148 132 135 Jans Flowers .,..,..,.......... ,,,,,,,, Jones Printing Co .,,--,c..,,,..,- -,----,, loyland Park, .,,,,.,c.......,,A,,,,,,,,,, gV--.. , , - K - Kanawha Valley Florists Association ...,,......,, 129 Kelley's Men's Shop t,..............,,...,..,,,.....,...., 146 Keystone Service Station ...........,,...,,.. ,,s,,... 1 26 King's Restaurant ...,....,............. .,...... 1 40 Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co.. ...,. ........ 1 28 Kroger Employees. ..........,......... .,...... 1 51 Kroger Store ,............. .....,.. 1 47 -L- Laird Office Equipment ,,...........,....... Levin Brothers Department Store ......,. ...... Lincoln Jewelers ...............,A............. Lucas Dance Studio ,,A,,...,...........,... ... M - McDowell's Sales and Service ,,,.,.,, M 8. M Store ,,.,,,,...,,,.......,,...... ...... ...s.. M 8. W Distributors. ,,..,,.,.........,........,,,c ..V... Marshall's Gulf Service Station ...................... Mathews Printing 8. Lithographing Co ...,,,,,..... Merrells, lnc. .............,.......,. ,.....,....,,.. - .. ,... .. Moore, S. Spencer Co.. ,,,,,,.,....,,,.,,., .. ,... .. Motor Car Supply CO. ,,c.,,..,,.. .. Mountaineer Room .,,,, ..,,,..,,,,.. -N- National Rubber 81 Leather Co., lnc ...,.,.,.,,,,,. Nichols, Fred . .,,,, .,.,,.,,,,.., t.....,.. ' ..,,, . .-p.. Palmer's Restaurant 8. Drive In ...,... Panther Inn . ,,.,,,,.,...,.,,,...,,,,,A...,, . Parkers Jewelers ,,,,,, Pfaff 8. Smith ,,,,,, Polan's ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, Persingers, lnc .,,,,, ,,,,,, Preiser, B. Co., lnc ..,,,,.. Price, Roy ,,,,,. ...,,.,,..,,.. Purity Baking Co .....,...........,. - Q - Quarrier Diner .. .....,,,,.,, ,,...,. , . Rand Volunteer Fire Dept. Auxiliary ....... ,..,.. Ray's Service Station ,,.....,...,,.......,.... .,...., -5- Save Supply Co. .,....,....,.,,,.. . Seacrist, W. A. Store ....,,,... Shawver, W. F. Sons, lnc .... Shingler Meat Co. .,,.,,........ - Shoney's .,,,,,,.,,,,..,v..,.,,,.......,. Skiles Gulf Service ....... ...,,......... . ,, Smither's Esso Service Station ,,.......... ..,,.. Smithers School of Dancing ,....,. - ,,.. Spence Paint Co. ................,s..,. . Sterling Restaurant ,...,....,.., Surface Chevrolet, lnc. ,,...,...,,. ...1'.- Co. ........ Telling Belle Vernon Tip Top Barbecue ..,,....v,,, .,,..,,, .- U 1 United Fuel Gas Co ...... .............. ... V - Valley Bell Dairy Co .,-- ,....,,...,--, Vivian Shop, ,,,.,,....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Vogue Dress Shop ,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -w... West Virginia Water Service Co, ,,,,,,,, ,,-, , , White, A. D. Furniture Co., Inc, ,.-,,,,, ,.,,- . Wlnfree's Grocery .,,.....,,,,,,, ,,g,,4,,,,,,,. 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