DuPont High School - DuPontian Yearbook (Belle, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1957 volume:

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To the underclassmen who have future years at DuPont, study. hard and get the most enjoy- ment you can out of each day, so that each year may be the best yet. Finally, to the seniors, whose record is nearly complete as far as DuPont is concerned, may the future pages of your life be filled with results from the determination and ambitions expressed in the pages of this - your yearbook. 2 '8.8.l-I X 'T Dedlcatlon Faculty Classes Orgamzatlons ACIIVIIIES Athletics Adv ertlsmg Advert user s Index ,. 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For his guidance and building of fine manhood and good sportsmanship during his career as coach, we are grateful, and we are equally grateful for his eternal interest in the boys and girls of our school. We feel quite fortunate to have him in the Dean's office. Here is wishing you many more happy years at DuPont High School. 6 Pl! 'T- 5 IIILEI -1'-':' ' 2 3 III! L: P . .:m- W .nz- 11'.i' ... .I'-l , IT r ,,,, 1 3 I F1 25 I -' IIIUUII ll!-EEE I 1 Il'-'H lillilixliif I - - .I:J:' ' 'l.S.I'l. I, ls Cui' Principa Dear Diary: Should I buy my school an- nual, the DuPontian, this year '? Dear Pupil: Should you? You lucky fel- low! Bend an ear! Your Yearbook is the history of the years educational and social activities at DuPont Iligh, told completely in story and picture. It is a personal record of you, your gal, and your pal. As a source for proof of graduation, of extracurricular services, rewards for academic honors, your annual is indisputable evidence. And those pictures of pony tails and crew cuts will be something to bring out to amuse grandchildren when babysitting. It will be a renewed pleasure each time it comes off the shelf. To you who spent hours of labor and days of fear of that deadline, this will be an extra pleasure. The day the Bulletin announces the DuPontian is out, few of the crowd will remember to toss you staff- e1's a nice job. But one can feel in the pride and excitement of the rush for autographs, a silent satisfaction in a job well done. So pupils, staff, and adviser, believe me, the record you have etched on paper, will be a lasting remembrance of the few blue days, but the many, many happy hours in the halls and fields of Du- Pont. Sell the old farmplace! Let the house burn down!! But save that 1957 Du- Pontianlll 'M-an The job of our school secretary, Mrs. Margie Lobuts, is a very hectic one. Among her duties are those of keeping the books and making out transfers for students who are moving. She is also in charge of the used and new book store. Mrs. Lobuts, along with her assistants, keep the office humming amid a myriad of tasks. The office assistants pictured below are Lora Cotter, Phyllane Collins, Juanita Dixon, Wilma Seabolt, Nancy Meadows, Mary Douglas, Betty Jarrett, and Karen Beck- ett. The announcement and absence sheets are published and distributed by these girls, files are kept in order, and phone calls are received. They volunteer their time and receive no academic credit. 9 Deans of Dupont Perform Various Duties sg Our dean of girls, MRS. VIOLET CAMPBELL, seated behind the desk that almost every girl at DuPont has stood before, at one time or another, for advice and guidance. Through her many years as dean, she has earned the respect of hundreds of girls who look to her as a friend and counselor, Who can help in solving their everyday problems. These are some of the girls who assist Mrs. Campbell by running errands, answering the telephone, writing tardy and absence excuses, and helping new students to enroll. They are Stella Durham, Barbara Asher, Thelma Eggleston, Glenna Ambrose, and Kathy Runyon. 10 Mr. Douglas has many efficient helpers in his first year as dean. Shown above do- ing typing and general office work are Nancy Meadows, Carole Berrier, Judy Stevens, Becky Rhea, and Mitzie Whitten. Occupying a new position at DuPont this year is MR. HARRY DOUGLAS, dean of boys. After spending eighteen years as coach at DuPont, Mr. Douglas has become a well qualified and experienced man in dealing with boys and their problems. It is the hope of the students that his face will become as familiar in Room 115 as it was for so many years on the football field. 1 4 ll i- ' R ? RJ L N, , mai N55 I 'ii' sy? -r 'Q ,err Til' ,qw l,1,ij,f 4 4 .. , 3 in f 5. , 1 ,K 1 , 4 Victor Assn-ff Tom Bossie Erma Brooke Twila Brown Violet Campbell 'Y acl ri-46 Did you ovei' see anyone who looked more like Elvis than Elvis himself? Sorry girls, its only Miss Keeney, who did a realistic imitation of Elvis in the teaeher's skit at the Junior Czirnivzil. Assisting her is Mrs. Wolfe. The faculty, as Well as the audience, seem to be en- joying this show of talent , 3 , -eff e '., Q James C terberry L. S. Carson Ruth Coffindaffer William Copley Martllxa Dffm 9 , A f If x 'ft ' I . 'ls . C iff Y f M KQNFJXAI, i 4,1,fAf- D'QiY' 12 ,X ,,ii..,.. - ' QU ,Li,' g5 f ':l if . ' I gift 12' 5 .... in 7 s . . b e 11,4 , if Harry Diller Harry Douglas Ruth Eary Bill Gardner B. F. Gillum acuity VICTOR ASSEFF: B.S. Morris Harvey College, American History, World History, Sports and Hob- bies Club . . . TOM BOSSIE: B. S. Mo1'ris Harvey, West Virginia University, Phy. Education, Coach, Senior High Varsity Club . . . ERMA BROOKE: A.B. Morris Harvey, M. A. Columbia University, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Music, Junior Class Sponsor, Senior High Chorus, Male Chorus, Jr. High Chorus Club, Girl's Chorus . . . TWILA IBROWN: B.S. West Virginia University, English, Y-Teens Club . . . VIOLET DEEM CAMPBELL: A. B. Ohio University, M.A. Ohio University, Speech, Dean of Girls, Senior Class Sponsor, Senior Class Play . . . JAMES CANTERBERRY: A.B. Marshall College, Geography, Visual Education Club . . . L. S. CARSON: A.B. West Virginia Tech., Bandmasters Certificate, Chicago Musical College, B.M. Capitol College, Columbus, Ohio, M.M. Capitol College, Co- lumbus, Ohio, Instrumental Music, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Orchestra, Music Composition Club . . . RUTH C. COFFINDAFFER: A.B. Bethel College, M.A. George Peabody College, Mathematics, Stu- dent Council . . . WILLIAM A. COPLEY: A.B. West Virginia Vilesleyan College, General Shop, In- dustrial Arts Club . . . MARTHA ANN DEEM: A. B. Marshall College, Art, Art Club .. . HARRY M. DILLER: Morris Harvey College, VVest Virginia Tech, Trade Industrial Education, Machine Shop Mathematics, Project Club . . . HARRY B. DOUG- LAS: B.S. Davis Ka Elkins College, M. A. Marshall College. Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Dean of Boys . . . RUTH EARY: A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University, French, English, Bible Club, Junior Class Sponsor . . . BILL GARDNER: B.S. Marshall College, M.S. Marshall College, Chemistry, Biology, Science, Phy- sics, Athletic Business Manager, Hi-Y Club . . . B. F. GILLUM: A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan, Ameri- can History, Senior Class Sponsor, DuPontian Ad- viser, National Honor Society Sponsor, DUPOUUHU Club . . . ANNA GRAY: A.B. West Virginia Tech., M.A. West Virginia University, Social Studies, Sophomore Class Sponsor, F.T.A. Club . . . NANCY GREENLEAF: A.B. Glenville State College, Alge- bra, Math, Business Arithmetic, History, Personality Club . . . M. T. HAMRICK: A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M.A. West Virginia University, World History, American History, Stories and Tales of W. Va. Club . . . JOYCE HOFFMAN: B.S. Morris Harvey College, M.A. Marshall College, English, Teen-Age Book Club . . . Q. J. HUMPHREYS: B.S. West Virginia Tech., M.A. West Virginia University, Biology, Physical Education, Junior Class Sponsor, Junior High Athletic Club, Assistant Coach . . . . 1 is 1 li Anna Gray Nancy Greenleaf M. T. Hamrick Joyce Hoff an Q. J. Humphreys fifjfl - l 1 l X' . li 'J ,T Saga., 533, jim in J ima Barbara Jflilfhinl Mildred Keeney Isabel Kimmel Britton Lavender Marion Meadows 3 Mrs. Campbell, Dean of Girls, is shown as she Welcomes Mr. Harry Douglas, who turned over the reins as head football coach, after a twenty-eight year career, to zu-vffpt the position of Dean of Boys. Coach , as he is known to all, replaced Mr. Frank Black, 11ow principal at McKinley Junior High in St. Albans. U my 1 I x i -is Q ,V r' .. - , i 75- of ' 25 , ' W we . i 5 i Y L Q 'V 5 , 1 5-' f if-,V -I f ,i X i Frances Meredith Nancy Mulligan Maceo Nelson Marjorie, Runyon, Lguisg Sggtt l4 mt -S' 5' -3 rw' Q, at - - ff ' w s fa 'f' , ifzrf ' R X Q Norma Shea' Vida Smith Richard SWCCHBY Maxine Thacker James Thomas Faculty I BARBARA JOACHIM: A.B. West Virginia Tech., University of Wisconsin, West Virginia University, Librarian, Senior Class Sponsor, Senior National Honor Society, Library Club, Visual Education . . . MILDRED KEENEY: A.B. Marshall College, M.A. Marshall College, Mathematics, Senior Science, Biology, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Panther Cubs, Quill and Scroll Sponsor . . . ISABEL KIMMEL: B.S. West Virginia University, M.S. New York Uni- versity, Social Studies, Freshman Class Sponsor, Red Cross, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor . . . BRITTON LAVENDER: B.S. Morris Harvey, M.A. West Virginia University, Bookkeeping, Typing, Junior Class Sponsor, Travelogue Club . . . MARION MEADOWS: B.S. Bluefield State College, Math, Sports and Hobbies Club . . . FRANCES MEREDITH: A.B. Marshall College, Sewing, Fresh- man Sponsor, Needlecraft Club, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor . . . NANCY MULLIGAN: A.B. West Virginia Tech., M.A. Ohio University, English, Senior Class Sponsor, Y-Teens Club . . . MACEO NELSON: B.S. West Virginia State, Typing, Gen- eral Business, University of Pittsburgh, West 'Vir- ginia University, Recreation Club . . . MARJORIE RUNYON: B.S. West Virginia University, Mary Washington College, Morris Harvey College, Science, Eighth Grade Sponsor, Nature and Bird Study Club . . . LOUISE SCOTT: A.B. West Virginia University, Mathematics, Court Club . . . NORMA SHAAR: A.B. Marshall College, Physical Educa- tion, Social Hygiene, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Cheer- leader Sponsor, G.A.A. Club . . . VIDA SMITH: B.S. Margaret Morrison College of Carnegie Institute of Technology, Foods . . . RICHARD SWEENEY: B.S. Morris Harvey, M.S. West Virginia University, Jun- ior Class Sponsor, Driver's Education Club . . . MAXINE THACKER: A.B. West Virginia Wesley- an, M.A. West Virginia University, Biology, Sopho- more Class Sponsor, Bird Club . . . JAMES THOM- AS: B.S. Morris Harvey, Journalism, English, Panther Press Sponsor, Social Dancing Club . . . JANET THOMPSON: B.S. Morris Harvey College, Marshall College, Duke University, Typing, Short- hand, Senior Class Sponsor, F.B.L.A. Club .... JAMES VANDALL: Associate in Arts Beckley College, B.S. Morris Harvey College, Civics, Econo- mic Geography, P.0.D., Junior High Varsity Club . . . JOSEPHINE WOLFE: A.B. Glenville State College, Marshall College, English, Senior Dramatics Club, National Thespian Society Sponsor . . . N0 PICTURE . . . LEWIS BARNES: ' A.B. Lincoln University, English, Social Studies, Junior High Dramatic Club . . . NANCY REVERCOMB: B.S. West Virginia University, Mary Washington Col- lege, University of North Carolina, English, Social Dancing Club . . . Janet Thompson James Vandall Josephine Wolfe li ,1w L,,,,..f wg . ,Trim i ., K a- .Mi 'A WMM Assuming the responsibility of transporting the students to and from school safely are the men pictured above - Irvin Brown, Dennis Taylor, Bob Palmer, John Holt, Coy Fultz, Pete Peterson, and Earl McCartney. The crowded conditions of the schools today make their job more important than ever. Transportation an Sanitation Our custodians are pictured as they take a breather in the midst of an average day. Their duties include sweeping, dusting, and straightening the halls and classrooms for our use. They are W. M. Beamer, Mel Brown, Mrs. Nora Phillips, Ed Brown, and Jack Nutter. fa Q' ,vm 1 x .. Classes Bill N ,W Www- f - A ., , A .+mg.4g . , , K W ,sk .......-- 'Q 432 ' Y f .xl-'- 4. QJWMK E .A ww 1 S f.: ,, ai Q' jlfj Q' Mhz., .-1-1 Z ,A W.. . - . , Vw 1psJ'?Y5 Q3 M.: W V il. 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Faye Ann Patterson Secretary-Rand Cheerleader 2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 DuPontian 45 Panther Press 45 French Club 2,35 Cheerleader Captain 45 Dean's Assistant 45 Stu- dent Council Safety Con- vention 35 F.T.A. Conven- tion 45 Follies 45 Second Attendant to Miss Du- Pont 4. Gary Franklin Spencer Student Council President-Belle Band 2,3,45 All County 2, 35 All State 35 Student Director 45 Chorus 2,3,45 All County 45 French Club 2,35 Dramatic 2,3,45 Na- tional Thespians 3,45 Boys' State 35 W. Va. Youth Leadership Camp 25 Hon- or Society 3,45 Minstrel 2, 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Panther Press 45 U.H.S.P. 25 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Vice President 35 State Student Council Convention 45 State Safcty Convention 35 Follies 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll. Judy Stevens Panther Press Co-Editor-Belle Cheerleader 3,45 Assistant Captain 45 F.T.A. 25 Dra- matic 3,45 National Thes- pians 2,3,45 DuPontian 3, 45 Honor Society 3,45 Pan- ther Press 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 2,35 Student Council Lead- ership Conference 25 U. H. S.P. 25 S.I.P.A. 35 Follies 2,35 Miss WGKV Seven- teen Queen 45 Dean's Assistant 45 French Club 2,3. fl William Leadmon ,wp- Faye Patterson Gary Spencer ai -ar Randall Canterbury Winona Bailey Lucille Brown .E ,1 .., A P' 153 - h K 4. :X -, 'X25g.,,?, 5 soos bi ' Judy Stevens Vera Ann Thompson Ol 19 Randall Canterbury Vice President-Belle Track 2,3,45 Machine Shop 25 Dancing Club 35 Var- sity Club 4. Winona Bailey Treasurer-Coal Fork Band 25 Dramatic Club 2, 3,45 National Thespians 3, 45 DuPontian 3,45 Minstrel 25 Panther Press 3,45 S.I. P.A. 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Fall Follies 45 U.H.S.P. Convention 45 Attendant to Miss DuPont 45 Quill and Scroll Jamboree 45 Orchestra 25 Salutatorian 45 National Honor Society. Lucille Brown DuPontian Editor-Belle Chorus 25 Y-Teens 25 Du- Pontian 3,45 Faculty Sec-1 retary 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council Forum 45 S.I.P.A. 35 Fall Follies 45 Attendant to Miss Du- Pont 45 U.H.S.P. Conven- tion 45 Quill and Scroll Jamboree 45 DuPontian Club 3,45 National Honor Society. Vera Ann Thompson Panther Press Co-Editor Valedictorian-Belle Chorus 45 DuPontian 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Pan- ther Press 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Coun- cil 2,3,45 Girls' State 35 President of Kanawha County Co-Government 45 W. Va. University Stu- dent Council Convention 25 S.I.P.A. 25 Ohio Uni- versity Workshop 45 Maryland Student Coun- cil Workshop 45 Assistant Guidepost Editor 45 Ripley Co-Government Conference 4. fb- Robert Abston Thomas Adkins Glenna Ambrose Barbara Asher ROBERT KENT ABSTON-Tad: West Virginia Club 2, 3: Dancing Club 4 . . . THOMAS WILSON ADKINS--Rensford: . . . GLENNA JEAN AMBROSE--Cinco: F.T.A. 23 Recrea- tion Club 3: Dean's Assistant 23,43 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . BAR- BARA JEAN ASHER-Tad: F.T.A. 23 Recreation Club 3: F.B.L.A. 4: Dean's Assistant 3,4 .... l ANET ANN ATKINS -Reed: Dramatic Club 23 G.A.A. 3: Dancing' Club 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . I'AUL ARNOLD BAILEY-Diamond: Hi-Y Janet Atkins Paul Bailey Club 2,33 Jackson's Mill 2,35 Driver's Education 4 . . . LE- ROY BANDY-Malden: West Virginia Club 2,41 Recreation if Club 3. . . GENE SCOTT BECK-VVilcher . . . JEANETTE CAROL BECKETT--Rand: Dramatic Club 43 Dancing' Club 33 Y-Teens 23 Follies 23 Panther Press 3,45 S.I.P.A. 35 French Club 2,233 Girl's Chorus 3,4 . . . KAREN FRANCES BECKETT-Rand: G.A.A. 253,43 Girl's Chorus 2,45 Operetta 33 Panther Press 2,35 Office Assistant 4, Chorus 3, Chorus All County 3, F.B.L.A. 4 . . . Leroy Bandy Scotty Beck Carol Beckett Karen Beckett Bill accepts cap and gown on behalf of Jr. Class 20 x G 9 x I Lg g! 45 X L- S x Vk A L I ' Qs 1 I 1-,E 5 5 we-ii: f,--, A 3 MSSQL 43554 A 3 ,, Harry Berger Carole Berrier Johny Bird Larry Blake HARRY BERGER-Diamond . . . CAROLE ANN BERRIER -Belle: Chorus 45 Office Assistant 2,3,45 Y-Teens 25 Book- Club 35 County Chorus 45 Operetta 45 Follies 45 . . . JOHNNY RUSSELL BIRD-Belle: Basketball 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Chorus All County 2,35 Bird Study Club 25 Dancing Club 35 Operetta 35 . . . LARRY BLAKE-Reed: Band 35 Bird Study Club 25 West Virginia Folk Lore Club 35 . . . BETTY BON- HAM-Diamond: Chorus 2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 Faculty Secretary 45 Fall Follies 4' O eretta 3' Count Choru 4' D X' Betty Bonham Ramona Brown , p , y s , ramatic Club 45 . . . RAMONA LYNN BROWN-Belle: Y-Teens 25 Business Club 35 Dancing Club 45 Dean's Assistant 45 . . . WILLIAM BROWN-Coal Fork: Hi-Y 25 Social Dancing Club 35 Student Council 45 . . . NANCY LOUISE BUCK- HOLT-Witcher: Teenage Book Club 2,35 Assistant Librar- ian 2,35 Library Club 45 . . . LEWIE BURROUGH-Belle' West Virginia Folk Lore Club 25 Social Dancing' Club 35 Driver's Education 45 . , . DENNIS RAY BURTON-R : and Football 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Athletic 2,3 . . . Representatives speak at Know Your School Assembly 2l gi William Brown Nancy Buckholt WW Q V' X .V fr. I Y ttt 5 Lewie Burrough Dennis Burton 3 1, in f Ernest. Bush Charles Campbell James Carver Gordon Casto X I. L .. , gl r G ERNEST THOMAS BUSH-Malden . . . CHARLES ROYCE M A CAMPBELL--Heller Tl'aCk 23 Bird Study Club 23 Book x-A 3 Club 33 Driver's Iiducution 4 . . . JAMES CARVlill-Rens- 'W' f ford: Hi-Y 23 Bird Study Clull 133 llecieation Clulm 31 . . . fl' GORDON CASTO-Spring Fork: Chorus A13 Hi-Y 223323313 Fol- ,. lies 33.43 Minstrel 313 Panther Press 35.313 Student Council L23 3 W ' 'Y W.V.U. Journalism Workshop 333 Tri4Ili4Y Convention 353 tfw 'i Opervtta 43 Quill and Svroll .lzunlvoree 13,4 . , . Nl'Il,l.ll'l ' CLARK-lVlald1-nz Sewiiig' Club 23 tl.A.A. 33: Lilmrary Assist,- Ellll 4 . . . l'A'l'RICl.K KANSAS CLARK-'l'ad: Y-Teens 23 Nellie Clark Patricia Clark Recreation Clulr 33: llostvss Clulv -4 . . . DAVID KEITH -I l e CLARKE-Belle: Hand 293.-13 llrum Major 33,-13 Hand All State 3: Chorus A13 All State Chorus A13 VVoodwind Club 123 'L Keith Clarke Joe Coxrur R n G' lo g , Composition Club 33: llulontian 31,313 Minstrel 2.513 All State Orchestra 333 First l,l21t't' Kzinuwlia County Twirlur -13 Follies 3,43 Mule Chorus 31,313 Hand All County 2,333 National llonor Society .... l0l'I CUGAR-llelle: llziskotlmull 2,:i,'lQ lfootlwall il: Athletic Club 2: Varsity Club 3331 . . , l'HYl,LANl'l COL- LINS-Charleston: Y-Teens Zfipll Student Council -13 tlffire Assistant 43 Ohio University Workshop 133 U.ll.F.I'. 41 . , . RUSALIE CONl,l'fYflSelle: Bible Club 23 ll11llClllLY Club 323 Library Assistant Ll . . . -lg, llhyllane Collins Rosalie Conley A beautiful memory for Connie 22 A l l' QQQQEUA-Fl! F . Mit Chester Cook Frances Cox Donna Crittcndon Mary Crowder CHESTER H. COOK-Belle: Basketball 2,33 Hi-Y 3,43 Min- strel 23 Panther Press 4: S.I.P.A 45 Ohio University Work- shop 4 . . . FRANCES DALE COX-Rensford: G.A.A. 25 Y-Teens 35 Chorus Zig Operetta 33 Girl's Chorus 23 Dramatic Club 4 . . . DONNA GAIL CRITTENDON-Reed: Band 2,3,4g Minstrel 253,45 F.T.A. 43 Music Composition Club 33 Woodwind Club 23 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . MARY ELLEN CROWDER-Belle: Animal Study Club 23 Dancing Club 3,43 Student Council 23 Dean's Assistant 3 . . . REBECCA ANN CUSTER-Belle: Y-Teens 2,233 Faculty Secretary 4g DuPont- ian 3,43 Panther Press 211 Ohio University Journalism Work- shop 43 Morgantown Journalism Workshop 33 F.B.L.A. 4g Model for Williams' School Pictures 4 . . . CAROLYN ANN DEARIlORFl+'-Belle: F.T.A. 2,33 Student Council 29 Dean's ibm 'f 'T!-9 Rebecca Custer Carolyn Deardorff Assistant 3,4: Faculty Secretary 45 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . CAROL DICKERSON-Spring Fork: Dramatic Club 23 Dancing Club 33 F.B.L.A. 4 , . , JUANITA DIXON-Malden: G.A.A. 2,3g Follies 21 Faculty Secretary 43 Dancing Club 49 Quill dz Scroll Jamboree 2,3 . . . ROGER DODD-Belle: Driver's Education Club 22: Dancing Club 3 . . . MARY LYNN DOUG- LAS--Malden: Chorus 23 Business Club 33 Office Assist- ant 45 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . Candidates for Miss DuPont pose on roof 23 nl! 'Q' Carol Dickerson Juanita Dixon 'Q A if--of ,i e Roger Dodd Mary Douglas 1 asm it an X A sill at E 1 ggi gf 43 James Drake Patrick Dugan Wayne Edwards Gerald Edwards JAMES DELBERT DRAKE-Belle: Chorus 23 Bird Study Club 23 Driver's Education 3 . . . PATRICK DALE DITGAN --Belle: Track 23 Football 23 Basketball Manager 23 Athletic Club 23 Music Composition Club 323 Driver's Education 4 . . . CLIFFORD VYAYNE EDIYARDS-Quincy . . . llI'iIlALD CALVIN EDWARDS II-Belle: Basketball 2,33 Track 353 Band 2,523 Athletic Club 23 Dancing: Club 3,43 French Club 23 Minstrel 2,3 . . . THELNIA EGGLESTUN-Belle: Chorus 23 Chorus All County 23 DuI'ontian Il.-13 F'.T.A. 223 Business Club 33 Follies 43 Dean's Assistant 23,43 Faculty Secretary 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Student Council Forum -13 F.B.L.A. Convention 33 Quill Sz Scroll: National Honor Society . . . JEAN ROSE FAULKNER-Belle: Band 2.3,-IQ Band All State S33 Wood- wind Club 23 Dancing' Club 33 DuI'ontian 52,43 Business Man- Fa lkn aprer 43 Minstrel 252,43 Student Council 43 W. Va. Know Thelma Eggleston Jean u er Your State Day 33 DuI'ontian Club 43 Betty Crocker Home- maker Awardg Follies 43 National Honor Societyg Quill SL Scroll . . . RICHARD FIDLER-Belle: Football 253,43 Track 2,3,4Q Basketball 233,43 Chorus 2,233 Chorus All State 533 Var- sity Club 3,44 Athletic Club 23 Operetta 33 Follies 2,33 Male Chorus 2,13 . . . DOUGLAS CALVIN FLEMING-Quincy: Bird Club 23 Special Project Club 3,4 . . . MATTIE FLESH- MAN-Tad: Bible Club 23 Recreation Club 2 . . . KAY l RANCIS-Diamond: F.T.A. 23 DuPontian Club 3,41 Du- Pontian 3,43 Advertising lllanager 43 Panther Press 23 Jack- ' son's Mill il . . . f 45 pl 4.4 I it Richard Fidler Douglas Fleming lf Mattie Fleshman Kay Francis Mr. Richards measures Juniors for rings 24 , , Q4.,3 X I 222,52 Robert Franklin Carolyn Frazier ROISERT FRANKLIN-Rand . . . CAROLYN FRAZIER- Coal Fork: Band 2: Minstrel 23 NVootlwinrl Club 23 Dancing Club 3 , . . BARBARA l RIllI.I'lY-Reed: Y-Teens 2,35 F.B.L, A. 4 . . . MARY MAIIGARWI' FRUM--Belle: Y-Teens 2,39 Faculty St-L'r'etz1i'y 43 I .I-l.l,..-X. -lg IlllI'OllIIilll Ll: Panther Press Il: IM-an's Assistant -1 . . . JIMMY GIVHNS-Belle: P J Band Z.: lli-Y L,Z!,4g Minstrel 2 . . . I'l.ll I4'0Rll EUGENE GLASSISURN-l'inco: West Virginia Club 2,23 . . . JAMES IC. GOIIBY, .Ill-lla-llc: Visual I'IlllI1'21l,IOll Vlub 23.4 . . . FI,0RI'INClC GRASS-Rand: l .T.A. 252.-1 .... IOIG L. GRICGG -Belle: Football 253,-lg Track 235,413 Atbletim' Vlub Z3 Varsity Club 3,4 . . . RICHARD I.AllUl'I GIEIGGG--Ilcllv: Basketball' P 253,45 Track 1.,3,4g Athletic Club 2,513 Varsity Club 4 . . . Barbara Fridley yi ., - . ' 5' Q ' 4 I - a F 5 2 .Q Jimmy Givens A James Godby 'dr Q-of Mary Frum Clifford Glassburn ,fm .qt fr , I , ,Wa 5, iff.. Florence Grass 1'-it New attire for the Seniors Joe Gregg Richard Gregg 25 James Allen Gross Ramona Hackworth Harriet Hallett Gary Halstead 'kwa Paul Hammons Randle Hanson 9 ' Eugene Harmon . N A l -. Q i Gary D. Harris JAMES ALLEN GROSS-Rand: West Virginia Club 25 Dri- v0r's Education 33 . . . RAMONA HACKWORTII-Quincy: Chorus 535 Home Economic Club 335 Dancing Club 45 Operetta 3 . . . HARRIET HALLETT-Belle: Chorus 25 Chorus All County 25 F.T.A. 2535 Majorette 3,45 Minstrel 3,45 Follies 3. 45 Dancing: Club 45 Dean's Assistant 45 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . GARY HALSTEAD-Tad: Special Project Club 45 Dan- cing! Club 535 Dramatic Club 2 . . . PAUL HAMMUNS-Rand: West Virginia Club 25 Dancing Club Il . . . RANIILE HAN- SUN-Tad: West Virginia Club 2,45 Dancing: Club 3 . . . EUGENE MIKE HARMON-Rand: Football 4 . . . EDDIE HARRIS-Rand: Sports and Hobbies Club 25 Special Pro- ject Club 45 West Virginia Club 3 . . . GARY D. HARRIS- Belle: Band 35 Dancing Club 35 Panther Press 55,45 F.B.L.A. f WF 45 Quill Xz Scroll . . . MARLENE HART-Belle: Dramatic Club 3,45 Follies 2,3545 Thespian 45 Majorette 2,145 Minstrel 23,45 Faculty Secretary 45 All State Band Festival 53 . . . Eddie Harris Q Marlene Hart Students place orders for long-awaited rings 26 IX 5 cg X val?-Xxlx Lf Charles Heflin John L. Hemmings Betty Higginbotham Rosemary Higginbotham CHARLES lIEl l,lN-Rand: Football 2,42 Athletic Club 23, 4 . . . JOHN L. HEMMINGS-Belle: Football 23,43 Track 2,533 Athletic Club 2,233 Varsity Club 43 Minstrel 4 . . . BET- TY HIGGINBOTHAM-Belle: Chorus 33 Y-Teens 23 Busi- ness Club :li Operetta 33 Dancing Club 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . ROSEMARY HIGGINBOTHAM-Rand: Chorus 2,33 F.T.A. 23 Y-Teens 2,333 Bible Club 23 G.A.A. 4 . . . MARCIE JEAN HODGE-Coal Fork: G.A.A. 2,53 .... l OHN RICHARD HOFFIVIAN-Witcher: Hi-Y 2,3,4 . . . JAMES A. HOLTS- CLAW-Coal Fork: Athletic Club 23 Dancing Club 33 Male Chorus 3 . . . THOMAS HOLTSCLAW-Coal Fork: Football 23 Male Chorus 23 Athletic Club 23 West Virginia Club 3 . . . JAMES W. HOPKINS, JR.-Rand: Chorus 43 Teen-age Book Club 23 Dancing' Club 33 Thespian 3,43 Follies 3,43 Honor Society 25,43 Panther Press 3,41 Student Council 43 Ohio University Conference il: Boy's State 233 Dramatic Club 43 Quill QQ Scroll 43 Quill 8: Scroll Jamboree 43 Democracy Essay Winner 43 Operetta 4 . . . MURL MAE HORAN- Rensfordz Chorus 23,43 Opel etta Zig Y-Teens 2,33 Chorus All County 243 Chorus All State 43 Follies 3,4 . . . 4 1 A fr' . 3 :W ,if f -'liffiliifl Marcie Hodge James A. Holtsclaw We 4 . -gr. is - 'fT'iQw5!Q ' ' ffl John Hoffman Thomas Holtsclaw OK Representatives of various colleges visit school James W, Hopkins Murl H01-an Q 27 fs 1 g Lt , is fetfg,-2 , ., ..,i,--Wm off: 4 ,gags ' 2 QQ 1 XE 5 4, , Ida Hostetter Clara Houchins Ruth Howard Larry Hunter al 2 Y! ft, Ray Hunter Jean Inghram 5 ' K V J John Igo i 5 .. A oh- ,,r A Vernon Jackson Shannon Jarrell Betty Jarrett IDA MAE HOSTETTER-Belle: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Faculty Secre- tary 45 Girl's Chorus 2,3,4 . . . CLARA MAE HOUCHINS- Tad: F.T.A. 2,35 Faculty Secretary 45 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . RUTH ANN HOWARD-Witcher: Y-Teens 2,35 Panther Press 2,3,45 S.I.P.A. 25 W. Va. University Journalism Workshop 35 Teen- age Book Club 4 . . . LARRY NEIL HUNTER-Coal Fork: Band 25 Male Chorus 3,45 Hi-Y 253,45 Minstrel 25 Panther Press 45 Ohio University Journalism Workshop 35 Hi-Y As- sociation 3 . . . RAY HUNTER-Coal Fork: Special Project Club 4 . . . JOHN H. IGO-Tad: Hi-Y 25 Visual Education Club 35 Follies 45 Dancing' Club 4 . . . JEAN INGHRAM- Belle: Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. 3,4 . . . VERNON RALPH JACK- SON-Reed: Track 25 Athletic Club 2 . . . SHANNON HAYES JARRELL-Helleg Dramatic Club 25 Driver's Edu- cation Club 2,35 Dancing Club I3 . . . BETTY JARRETT- Malden: Dramatic Club 25 G.A.A. 35 Office Assistant 4 . . . Look! The rings have arrived 28 Ray Jarrett Joye Jarrett Reta Jarvis Frances Jeffries . 1 ERNEST RAY JARRl'I'l l'-Belle: Football 2,3,4Q Track 2,3,43 Athletic Club 23 Honorable Mt-ntion State Tackle 43 Varsity Club 3,4 . . . JOYE IRENE JARRE'l l'-Belle: F.T.A. 23 Dan- cing Club 55,43 Assistant Librarian 253,43 Student Council 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . RETA CAROL JARVIS-Belle: G.A.A. 2,33 Girl's Chorus 23 Panther Press 2,33 Faculty Sec- retary 4 . . . FRANCES JEFFRIES-lliamond: Chorus 43 Johnnie Jones Doris Kendrick Tet-iiAag'o Rook Club Cl,-1 .... IUHNNIE JONES-Belle: Hi-Y ZZ,2l,4 . . . DORIS KHNDRICK-Malden: Y-Teens 23 Dancing' Club CI . . . C. V. KING-Bello: Band 23 Band All County 23 Chorus 33,43 Ili-Y 252,43 Minstrel 2,43 Operetta 3,43 Follies 43 Male Chorus fig Dancing' Club 43 Orchestra 2.33 Chorus All County 4 . . . MARILYN JEAN KUHN-Coal Fork: G.A.A. 23 Y-Teens 333 Jackson's Mill fig Faculty Secretary 43 l .B.l..A. 4 . . . RUR LAIRD-'l'ad: VVest Virginia Club 2,3 . . . MARILYN LAYTUN-Spring' Fork: Y-Teens 2,35 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . C. V. King Marilyn Kuhn ai Mr. and Miss Touchdown and attendants Bob Laird Marilyn Layton 29 Y Frances Lavender 'S Judith Lyons 4 1 r 5 Richard Martin .air 'Eh' l. Gerald Lcdsome Martha Light Louana Lykins Freddie Martin sn- an FRANCES LAVENDER-Belle: Band 2.3,4g Band All County 2,353 Baud All Stats- C33 Chorusg Y-Toons 12.33 Dramatic' Club 2,3g F.B.L.A. 4 . . . GERALD WEBSTICR LEDSOME- Rand: Bird Study Club 23 Dancing: Club 33 . . . MARTHA l.lGH'l'-Coal Fork: Chorus 21 Dramatic- Club 23 Dancing: Club 33,1 . . . LOUANA IIULLIDAY LYKINS-Tad: Bird I Club I. . . . JUDITH GAIL LYONS-Bello: Y-Teens 2,533 Favulty Sovretary 43 Paiitlwi' Prvss 123 F'.I3.L.A. 4 . . . FRED- Dlli M .-XR'l'IN-Bolle: Special llrojevt Club 2 . . . RICHARD L. MARTIN-llizlnlontl . . . TIHJMAS GODRICY MASON- Ilcllvz Band 2,31 Bird Study Club 23 Danving Club fig Minstrel 2,31 . . . JAMES lVlA'l'lllfNlfY-Tad: Football 2,3,4g Truck 252,45 Athlctic' Club 23 Varsity Club 3,4 . . . FRANK MAUZY 1 Thomas Mason Y? 'Q -Belle: Band 25 H-Y 25 Minstrvl L . . . JHIHCS MHUWHCY Frank M3UZY floppy writes winning Democracy essay 30 1 il 4 if f 3 Judy Meadows Mary Miller Donna Mitchell JUDY SUE MEADOWS-Belle: Chorus 2,533 F.T.A. 2,33 Fa- culty Secretary 43 Operetta 35 Panther Press 53,43 Ohio Uni- versity Journalism Workshop 3: VV. Va. VVorkshop 533 Follies 4 . . . MARY MILLER-Coal Fork: Bible Club 25 Business Club 33 Faculty Secretary 43 F.B.l,.A. 4 . . . DONNA MITCHELL-Tad: Dramatic Club 23 F.T.A. 35 F.B.L.A. 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . RAYMOND MULLINS-Witcher: Football 21,45 Bird Club 2: Varsity Club 3,43 Basketball Man- ager 4 . . . BOD McCALLIS'I'ER-Belle: Hi-Y 2,3,4 . . . JAMES R. McCLUNG-Belle: Art Club 2,3,4 . . . ARLINE McCORMICK-Coal Fork: F.B.I..A. 4 . . . KAY McCOY- - Wilcher: Chorus 2.3: Chorus All County 2g Chorus All State 33 Y-Teens 23 Business Club 33 Faculty Secretary 45 Oper- etta il: Student Council Sl: Follies 4 . . . JERRY MCDANIELS -Belle: Football 253.43 Track 23,43 Athletic Club 23 Varsity 3,4: Tackle Chemical Valley Conference 4: Honorable Men- tion All State Guard 4 . . . EDWIN NUTTER-Belle: West Virginia Clubg Drivers Education Club . . . Bob McCallister Arline McCormick x J A A so 'H if? :ff-12? W 77 Time out from a busy night's activities Jerry McDaniels 31 if lf i ti we if A ff 4 y f Raymond Mullins . ,.. 2 v, an ' I I: .,. Q is gs .:Q .-S QL Q James McClung' a Kay McCoy J 'J V f 4 f Q X Edwin Nutter 1. i K X ,Y i .fl 4 I V K Y. A J, ,I f . J a -f Carol Palmer Lawrence Pittman Connie Pritt Linda Quick K - K, A 41 i if I Arthur Quinn Rita Reynolds CAROL PALMER-Belle: Chorus 23 Chorus All County 23 Student Council 23,43 Y-Teens 2,33 Faculty Secretary 43 Bethany College 23 Jackson's Mill 2 . . . LAWRENCE PITT- MAN, JR.-Spring Fork: Hi-Y 2,3,4 . . . CONNIE PRITT- Rand: Hostess Club 23 Dramatics 3,43 Majorette 2,3,43 Assist- ant Captain 43 Minstrel 2,3,43 Faculty Secretary 43 Follies 2,3,4Q Miss DuPont 43 State Band Festival 33 National Thes- pian Society 43 Quill 8z Scroll Jamboree 43 National Honor Society . . . LINDA QUICK-Belle: Chorus 2,3,43 Chorus All County 2,43 Operetta 3,43 West Virginia Club 23 Recre- ation Club 33 Faculty Secretary 43 G.A.A. 4 ..., A RTHUR QUINN-Belle: Driver's Education 33 Bird Study 23 Special Project Club 4 . . . RITA REYNOLDS--Coal Fork: G.A.A. 2,33 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . BECKY RHEA-Belle: F.T.A. 2,3,43 Student Council Forum 3,43 French Club 2,33 Dean's Assist- ant 43 Girl's Chorus 33 F.T.A. Convention 43 National Honor Society . . . DONALD ROBINSON-Rand: Football 43 Var- sity 43 Basketball 4 . . . JAMES ERNEST ROBINSON- Tad: Drivcrls Education 23 Dancing Club 3 . . . MARY Becky Rhea Donald Robinson James Robinson Mary Rose LOUISE ROSE-Coal Fork: G.A.A. 23,4 . . . American Education Week is climaxed by a tea 32 L- -1051 v, fi S s Si, Thelma Rose THELMA O. ROSF,-Rand: Band 4g G.A.A. 4 . . . BOBBY ROY--Belle: Band 2.3.43 Band All State 33 Minstrel 2,33 Hi- Y 23 Advanced Music 33 Dancing Club 4 . . . KATHY JEAN- E'l l'H RUNYON-Belle: Y-Teens 23 Dancing 3,43 Faculty Secretary 43 Follies 4 . . . AMl'Y SEMESCO-Belle: West Virgyinia Club 23 Drivcr's Education 43 Special Project 3 . . . GLORIA JEAN SHEPARD-Rand: Band 2,33 Girl's Chorus 23 Hostess Club 23 Dramatics 3,43 Thespians 3,43 Minstrel 2,33 Student Council 23 Panther Press 3,43 Advertising Man- ager of Panther Press 43 W. Va. Journalism Workshop 33 Ohio University Journalism Workshop 43 Quill Sz Scroll 43 Operetta 2 . . . GERALD SIMMONS-Belle: West Virginia Club 23 Special Project Club 33 Driver's Education 4 . . . PAUL SIMMS-Dry Branch Dr., Special Project Club 3,4 . . . DONNIE L. SIZEMORF-Blount: West Virginia Club 2,3 . . . GORDON SIZEMORE-Rensford: West Virginia Club 2,33 Special Project Club 4 . . . NELLIE ANN SKILES -Charleston: G.A.A. 23 Dancing 3,43 DuPontian 3,43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Bobby Roy Kathy Runyon Ampy Semesco Gloria Shepard Gerald Simmons f A K' Paul Simms 3. ,gi sa . x -J ! Donnie Sizemore Mock election is staged by speech class Gordon Sizemore Nellie Skiles 33 vo- Q Iohn Sleeman . David Slushcr Mary Sneed Janice Snyder 'Y Anna Sparks Bob Stanley l 75+ 'rn - sim? gg, i dvN . -.J M' Kay Stanley Larry Stowers ...MMQWNMM W Charles Smailes Nancy Smithers JOHN KAY SLEEMAN-Belle: Creative VVritingr Club 23 Teen-age Book Club 33 llul'ontian Fhotoggrapher 4: l'anthvr Press C1343 S.I.P.A. 2 . . . DAVID ALLEN SLUSHICR-Belle: West Virginia Club 2,313 llrivt-r's limlucation Club 4 . . . CHARLES SIVIAILICS-Reed: Varsity 23343 Football 233.4 . . . NANCY SWANN SlVll'l'HERS-Belle: F.'l'.A. 2331343 French Club 2.33 llonor Society 33343 lllajorette 2333.-13 Captain 43 Minstrel 233,43 Opcretta 223 Panther Press C1343 Quill K.: Scroll 41 Quill 52 Sf '0ll Ji1mb0I'Cc 334: Stuclcnt Council 2,3343 W. V. U. Student Council Convention 2,43 Ohio U. .lournalisin VVorkshop :iQ Student Council Secretary-Tri-asurcr 43 liflitor of Guirlep0st 43 Editor of Roll Call 43 Follies 2.32343 At- tenclazit to Miss llultont 4 . . . MARY AGNES SNHHD- Malden: Y-Teens 23 Tet-ii-agge Book Club C! ,... I.-XNICF TAYLOR SNYIIHR-Malden: llraniatic Club 2: Dancing Club il ..., A NNA LISA SPARKS-Belle: Chorus 2333 Chor- us All County 23 Chorus All State 733 Dancing 3,43 Y-Teens 23 DuPontian 53343 Faculty Secretary 43 Operetta Ci . . . BOB STANLEY-Quincy: Football 2325343 Basketball 233,43 Track 2,3343 Varsity 25343 Athletic Club 2 . . . KAY STANLEY- Belle: Cheerleader 43 Chorus 2333343 Chorus All County 23 Chorus All State 4: F.T.A. 2,33 Follies 43 Operetta 3,43 Pan- ther Press 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . LARRY STOWERS-- Belle: Football 2323343 Basketball 2323343 Track 2,3343 French Club 2,32 Athletic Club 23233 Varsity Club 43 DuPontian 23343 Sports Editor 43 Honor Society 33,43 Boy's State 233 Ohio University Workshop 33 Male Chorus 33 Follies Ii . . , Seniors take GATB test to determine aptitudes 34 QA lei- ' ' N VA 1 Jess Taylor Kenneth Taylor Renda Taylor Carolyn Thomas JESS A. TAYLOR-Malden: Bird Study 2g Special Project 43 West Virginia Club Il . . . KENNETH TAYLOR-Belle: Foot- ball Manager 2,3: Visual Education 2,33 Dancing Club 4 . . . RENDA GAIL TAYLOR-Diamond: Y-Teens 2g Dancing' Club 3g Library Assistant Club 4 . . . CAROLYN THOMAS -Belle: Y-Teens 23 Teen-age Book Club 33 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . GUY THOMAS-llellc: Bird Study 2 . . . ROSALIE LYNN THOMPSON-Rand: Chorus,2: Y-Teens 2,3,4g Jacks0n's Mill 35 Majorvtte 4g Minstrel 35,43 Follies 253,43 All County Band 43 Panther Press 233 North South Band 335 Faculty Secretary 43 Attendant to Miss DuPont 4 . . , ERMA JUNE THORN- TON-Rand: Chorus 25 Chorus All County 23 G.A.A. 2,33 Faculty Secetary 43 Girl's Chorus 253.43 Dancing Club 4 . . . JAMES WAYNE TURNER-Belle: Hi-Y 23,4 . . . YVONNE UNDERVVOUII-Tad: VVest Virgrinia Club 2,33 Faculty Sec- retary 43 Y-Teens 4g Dean's Assistant 4 . . . BARBARA ALYCE WADDELL-Rensford: Chorus 3,43 Operetta 3,43 G.A.A. 2g Y-Teens 39 Follies 3,43 Chorus All County 43 Chor- us All State 43 Dramatic Club 4 . . . Guy Thomas Rosalie Thompson Erma Thornton James Turner Dignified Seniors? Yvonne Underwood Barbara Waddell 35 Janet Walker 1 2 Jessie Walker Helen Wentz Rosemary Walker Barbara Ward JANET WALKER-Belle: Chorus 2,33 Dramatic Club 2: Dancing' Club 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . JESSIE WALKER -Campbells Creek Dr., Y-Teens 23 Business Club 33 Hostess Club 43 Miss United Fund 4 . . . ROSEMARY WALKER- Belle: Band 2,33 All State Orchestra 33 Band All State 33 F.T.A. 323 Music 23 DuPontian S33 Minstrel 2,233 Student Coun- cil 33 Girl's Chorus 43 Operetta 4 . . . BARBARA FAYE VVARD-Belle: Chorus 2,533 Dramatic Club 23 Bible Club 23 Operetta 33 Teen-age Book Club 4 . . . H. L. WEBB-Coal Fork: Chorus 3,43 Driver's Education Club 23 West Virginia H. L. Webb up G4 ij? 'Sv Charles White '-1' Claudette White Club 33 Operetta 3 . . . HELEN WENTZ-Tad: Hostess 2g Business Club 3 . . . CHARLES WHITE-Diamond: Football 2,3,43 Athletic Club 23 Varsity Club 3,4 . . . CLAUDETTE WHITE-Quincy: Band 2,:?i,L1Q Y-Teens 533 Hostess Club 23 Minstrel 2,iiQ Faculty Secretary 43 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . IRA LEE WHITE-Quincy: Band 2,33 Minstrel 2,533 Ili-Y 2,333 DI'lV0l',S Education 4 . . . JOHN PAUL WHITE-Belle: Track 23 Hi- Y 23 Dancing' Club 3,4 . . . Ira White John White Seniors hold mock trial in assembly HA fs ,. l 0 2 If '14 La Rue White Michael Whitten Mitzie Whitten LA RUE VVHITE-Coal Fork: Y-Teens 23 Business Club 33 Hostess Club 4 . . . MICHAEL WHITTEN-Belle: Football 33 Track 33 Band 23 Male Chorus 233 Hi-Y 2,42 Athletic Club 33 French Club 2,33 Follies 3,4 . . . MITZIE LOUISE WHIT- TEN-Belle: F.T.A. 2,553 Dancing Club 43 Majorette 3,4: Minstrel 3,43 Follies 3,43 State Band Festival 3,43 Dean's Assistant 4 . . . MARVELLA WILLIAMS-Diamond: Band 2,3,43 Dancing Club 43 Minstrel 4 . . . PATTY SUE WIN- FREE-Coal Fork: Hostess Club 23 Dramatics 3,43 Thes- pians 3,45 Majorctte 2,33 Minstrel 2.3: Follies 2,33 Faculty Secretary 43 First Attendant DuPontian Queen 43 First At- tendant Miss DuPont 43 Librarian Assistant 43 Miss Touch- down 43 State Band Festival 3 . . . FRANCES WISEMAN- Belle: Y-Teens 2.333 Faculty Secretary 43 F.B.L.A. 4 . . . STELLA DURHAM WINTER-Belle: Chorus 2,33 Chorus All County 23 Chorus All State 33 Y-Teens 23 G.A.A. 33 Dean's Assistant 33.43 Opcretta :li Dancing Club 4 . . . NANCY WOLFE-Dry Branch Dr.: G.A.A. 2,3,4 . . . WIL- LIAM R. WYATT-Rand: Driver's Education 2,32 Dancing Club 4 . . . JOYCE YOUNG-Malden: Chorus 23 Y-Teens 33 Dramatic Club 2 . . . 5555-N 35 7' 'ii' i' he IQK 3' 'QQ .905 55069 :H Yearbooks are distributed at the end of school 37 lg? , -Q i Patty Winfree 7 ,ii 2' ' R 'f wif fb X 3' f ',4 1 '53 A3 . a, Qxxiix 4 X ,yu s ,355 L 5? FV z is Y N3 M Stella Winter Q . Y ,, 5 A gli William Wyatt I -R I, 4- . v W V Q I ,qi I. 3 , wr' 23,35 A 3 iyr fill? Marvella Williams 412155659- Frances Wiseman Nancy Wolfe Joyce Young' Guys and Gals go lay Greylaoun These seniors are pictured with Mr. Lilly of the Greyhound Company as they make plans for the New York trip. Approximately seventy-five seniors departed on April 2 and arrived home April 7. Seated are - Thelma Eggleston, Miss Joachim, Mr. Lilly. Standing - James Hopkins, Judy Stevens, Miss Mulligan, Mr. Gardner, Becky Rhea, Richard Gregg, Richard Fidler, Joye Jarrett, Gloria Shepard, Mary Crowder and Ro- mona Brown. Seniors Scurry rom Studies to Suns ine After a morning of hard work, these students step out to enjoy the fresh air before beginning their afternoon classes. Shown above are - Ray Jarrett, Winona Bailey, Rita Reynolds, Clara Houchins, Donna Mitchell, Charles Sword, Chester Cooke, Ronnie Pritt, Mike Whitten, Kenneth Taylor, Roger Dodd, Frank Mauzy, Becky Custer, and Bob Stanley. 38 1 , . or .,,. ,W .aw J M, ee wk X N Q-u v is x, ' Vi. V . ' 'IR' xi' if ,iw , a ,,.,,, -.- ,K qi N ' ,Q 1.339 Y .W , ooo e rr o 1 f t 1 Q ev, Nw! f uniors Linda Abston Jean Adkins Sydney Adkins Rosemary Allen Joyce Basham e.ee. 1 B le + 4 Q fb. :S J J Q. S Q Tommy Bass Betty Beale My Carolyn Bishop N Kaye Blackford W John Blackwell K -s 4 9, ,. W 5.1 ,lf Judy Blake Billy Blanton Jim Bonham Hallie Bolden John Booker if K 15 new X X ,ei 5 ,.., 1 3 A it Catherine Bower I 3, ff- ff W J David Bowles -51 - -M Fred Bowles , M ip V V James Bowles t M U' x we A V I' Deloria Brown C K ' .f 53' ' f fir QQ, Q S. .. A' , A ,-r 4- A Jim Brown , or M : Z JB Qi Peggy Browning JW? ,,g, J Virginia Burke , -'W' . ' Josephine Burrough X Q aw 4. ' 4 O ' ig Nevada Cafego Q Q 'xfgiiiily ,. ' V ' A KW ' 'mf I U' , J AJ' gill' T Q -- - ,,:. 5 - an Campbell Y ' .5 Qi , : ' , T A ncy Campbell 'ra Q 'RL B1 J Bill Canterbury 4 , it Q. t if Eddie carmw Q V ' Nancy Casto I I kk r 59 2 f'r 1' 39 uniors Frances Cavender Glen Chestnut Dale Childers Joyce Cole Ray Conant Archie Cook Jim Cooke Aubrey Cormany Mary Corsaro Lora Cotter Elizabeth Crittendon Carl Dabney Betty Dawson Bonnie Dawson Nancy Dean Sue Dean Helen Dearien Mary Dempsey Carolyn DeVol Monte Dillon Ronnie Dodrill l'c-ggy Dorsey William Downey Eugene Durham Mike Dye Kay Edwards Larry Edwards George Ellison Betty Elmore Bessie Estes .Xa sf, mul' x 1, V f V , Vlvyr ...J f 'D fm 9 if X 5 lf, ' 1 lf' P- - Q ff on -1 fg rr 2 Sw Z. ' 'sf -Q v- ' 'S ,ly if f 4 uf 5 ff E : m ':1 ', f A... . 'E' 5' 4? L y ' X so ff- -ff' y 4' K 'V krhfk E , its I' ,, 5 V3 I F , .,,, 7' 0 ,Q IQ A r. ' -4 .W kyri W , s ',.. K4 E a r a i V 1' Q. -'els f' E fi M E . A 1 D . 'A b ' , . .. I :R 1 f rf IV: i A ff, 9 rf, 40 4 FI Nr' y R r ii, i, 0 35 .sg L o , r Q3 1, f!'iSf, X 'oi t -,g b if VK M fi' Q,- -W 4 Kwai K K i Y' 1 in i J .: ' gl -fe x F J, X V , sa A I 5 A kkrh , , A , . J L i i XX' K kkkkk Q A I M, 3, Q es .4 J v Q .5 XA ml N L.,, A - Q la k Q as or A , as - if l e an 1 it cyyicc A c a I 1 ii ..x7 Jw K I Vx , .... K . ,isnt fair. ly - Lwk ' fr N, xg . . wg plugin? W' M If uniors J. B. Ferguson Phyllis Fields Billy Fleck Nancy Fletcher Audra Flowers Harlan Flowers Trevella Ford Karen Franklin Shirley Frazier Drema Garten Tommy Gay Frances Gilbert Benny Gill Robert Glassburn David Godby Brenda Grimet Barbara Haddad Charles Hall Neal Halstead Don Hancock Johnny Hancock Phyllis Hancock Patricia Hannah Charles Hardiman Ronald Harmon Yvonne Harmon Wayne Harper Howard Harris Ruth Haynes Janet Helm X, uniors Judy Herald B' ' , Sybil Hickman Marie Higginbotham 7, V A Helen Hiner Bobby Hiser X xl, fill. I ic - Connie Hitchcock ' j Julia Hitchcock 'f+7L Judith Hoffman S2 e, J Tommy Holbrook H A A zgz Richard Holliday so Mary Horner u ' Keith Hoskins It 41-I Wendell Hotnit Darrell Hudnall Paris Hudnall ,K ,tg , A Jr X I -521- 49' ,i at JF. J ew i gli lily ff A ' . ' ei' as X f A, c e c Q 35 ,v .ca .. ' i ff A ,,,r .I n -' .WN ' 4' :rt VQ' I ' as 32 la H f 'if V ia x'.l-.v Ai-'VL , L r f sm .QI I , --toxin 'tfqq gi NAL A KI in f if J if Q ., ecee L eeikko as e - l L' J lift A 'Q Paul Hudnall 4 ,,i' I ,Q ' A L . A, l Q Martha Hudson , ji 4 i ' S Donald Hunter -..tv 15? f y Robert Jesse Z dew r,,r K Ralph Johnson F2 f l A fwk i ' TH K My ah, rl 1 fam L W E Sandra Johnson 5 4 il, ' ' W. James Karnes gi? E A A , I D IMA Q ' J K Patty Keenan 'mv 4 'NAV - .fy is t Bob Keeney lm A in Q J f i . John Kendrick E, 3 J Ch A A I 5 lui Lennie Kinder eg, ' J va 6 'L . 1 - Betty Laing G Q I 5 w il Ei -5 Harold Lambert ' V, ' A V :iu i ' 'J' 5, Nancy Lambert NP lL , J Vyyc iie, ' :,. Linda Lancaster ,,iQf'f'3rK ' ' Iyv, . if Q tfz,f5-555557355955 J 42 rg- it-. .I 8 we 1 X uniors gl fi! LL 0 m -,gf V N A ' LLE - Saundra Lancaster ' ,, ss i -a Bill Lane X Q Ruth Lawson fc ' ,W if Larr Ledsome A ..,, I 'N , y R L,LLLA if S L W N YT m A f V , Charles Lucas f 6 S I W i s a . E , . A :i'- ' ' of Q LL , Marva Lykins , C is ' y ' ' Donna Lynch Q I X' I. A ' 'ei' , Fred Lynn ' . ,gr Q Qs , g X L Patricia Mack Q C' if r Helen Maloney .: W .. . Y '.-' Xl iw ff wwf 5 3:-f L. Ns, fl via. M Karen Markham Ann Marshall Larry Marshall . Betty Mash Kay Meador ' ,.. I , - if X i le Q Nancy Meadows 0 .- ',,,i' Wyman Meggison -f Q 'eq Brenda Midkiff r Ll C Barbara Miller 5' A Billy Moss , lg t Q ,wa - 1 5 Q. is A ,Q I is . A - L , gf . V A V Charles Mullins 1 Della Mullins W A M ag. Charles Munneke X 'E Rf' Jii Q , i:' A N.,. , Melvin Myers ar 1 L1 Q f .. I X A'lA 5 Q Margaret Neely I , ,S sc. V4 7 . : V: . J, X A I 0 C I 3 as Clark Nida eysis N Ruth Nida 43 J Sara Norman ' Wanda Norman Gloria O'Neal uniors James Parker Tom Pauley Stephney Peck Nyle Pennington Joe Pernell Cora Perrine Jerry Perry Susan Perry Patty Petrella Ruth Phillips Carolyn Plant Eddie Powers Charlotte Priddy Roger Ramsey Eula Ratliff James Reid Jerry Reynolds Nola Roberts Loretta Robinson James Robinson Peggy Sales Delphia Sayre Pribble Schoolcraft Wilma Seabolt Doris Selbe Jean Shoemaker Carl Sizemore Nancy Skeens Linda Slack Clifford Sneed 5 , J Q E at ,,. kirkk y, l ' 'H J A , 1 3, 'elf el ee Q C ' J g . fe 1 I - A Q J. K W f 4 ' , .. in . 5 P 'X ,. ' ' '- 5 .:. ' B , L W J . :. -A: M v 'N -Z, V, 13 K , It A -eii 4.2 V' i i f k iyik A , Y-'f a x .A 4 , , N K vxr f , A V ,M Q . f- , , ,A fp : 0 . af' -fd-C ff? C .N -, or zo C C - X an if l :,. i 3 K f E fr in Q fi Y E fi' ' 'Q' A 'NMC Q . 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V if it if A Sl A I W at ,J T 4, X be Q N t We ,f ,wp N t 1 'N Q if . - , Q , -S ,f - 'f X' A: I.. 1 A , A l we Q .. 1 ,Q I-:NTT A. wx - if , -5 uniors Joe Snodgrass Michael Spangler Carl Spitzer Tommy Spitzer Danny Steele Sidney Stewart Brenda Sullivan Barbara Talbott James Taylor Harriet Taylor Mildred Taylor Janet Thomas Kenneth Thomas Judy Thompson Juneatta Thompson Lester Thompson Lew Thompson Barbara Thornton Robert Tineher Carol Travis Larry Valentine Arthur Vaughan Robert Walker Ruby Walker Sonja lValker Thelma Walker Billy Washington Larry Weaver Doris VVebb Joan Wentz uniors Harry White 'rx Al l in his L: ,W ,ve ,W T5 ' J crry White H , J, i n A , Larry lVhi1e f W F L-as f L11 Q Linda wYhll0 Patricia White 1 hbl L ,,, Jig , U A Y . i ' ff' S 72 if .al M We we s' J i l J J P Robert Whitc ,gl ' K R 4 7 . W f tk ,. ' ' g V 2 Larry Vlllcy , ,i ig -- H -W m vviniam Wiley '1 'T' o H Iiilly Wilson s Kay Winfrce K Hr ,Q , f 1 Z if Della VVolfe W -. ' Jfvyco Wright , :W , g : ,Q grip 1 Rebecca Wright ii 'I -.i g C 1: . 2 sv M' , if aw ' Larry Young ,,f', Nada Young gg- l Crowned king and queen of the Junior Carnival were Ralph Johnson and Judy Herold. The other candidates, standing behind them are James Parker, Dale Childers, Sara Norman, Betty Laing, Don Hunter, Sue Dean, Sandra Johnson, Harry White, Judy Blake and Eddie Powers. 46 1-L o wil B i K 'gk .Q-.. -1 1 . Q A Y f,..fav A M, Q tis X ' Laj 74 - 'Wk -P A X '53 ' 6 .32- D 1' f s ., he fx K V as 5 N' X z.,,v,9s A yy is A in EV 'Q' ,AZPP 1- Q . b 8' t, - 59' op omores Frank Adkins 59 ' f A' Y ' Robert Adkins ful , X P W F is ,J is Ii , Mr QQ.. .:::i'Iv?'i I ', Charles Akers J-Sri! V P Mike Albert ff Phyllis Ambrose l Jean Armstrong Sue Arnold t if I Keith Arthur Janet Asbury 4 Nancy Atkins Sue Basford W. Joan Beasley i' f Hervie Bell ' r Nancy Berger .lim Berkhouse 4 lil m V A K Q iir I , A - r 5 Genia Berrier -f A A '79 'N f fl W A Verna Bird ,IP 5 J-J 'e-if , - A VV, , Larry Blackburn r ,, A M 1 Q. Charles Blake ,. A fl Q 4 ' Tommy Blake arf wi , :Mx i W I '. K , - 5 ,L 5. K Z' X. 1 Carol Blanton M, Q, 'W' L i n YQ B' ' is Jackie Blount .f y ' Q- ' ' f A - ,A Freddie Board W 'fig Q -' L X at 5 Wi. Tommy Bonham e ea - Bob : wi B an 'A Q I.. 'x. 1' if as P' I 47 Carol Bostic Connie Brown James Brown ' Norma Brown E mt Sue Brown op O111OI'CS Dorcase Burke Joyce Burke Hugh Butcher Darrell Campbell Harry Campbell Susie Canterbury Gloria Carte Joyce Case Delano Chandler Nancy Chapman Ronald Clay Peggy Colelasure Frank Cook Jack Cook James Cox Danny Craft Carolyn Crowder Bill Deardorff Alva Dearien Paul Dearien Leann Dodd Larry Dooley Bill Dornick Opal Douglas Edward Dover Georgie Dowell Deanna Drake Fred Drummond Daisy Durham Jackie Farren Q, V as r.,Q: Q ' igrr C' in J p Q f 2 il u d e au o a a rr ia - l do X e eafefe ,y,' if W4 , X i ,Q .L J , out f aohs 'K' 'E' 5 fi fi .,- we' lm W 'ir -- 'A ' ,f a .. f K QQ- 'A I 'AYP t .J 2 Q' al- z a, fl 'Y ha S Mr sg, J f , 3 J M- i,', , A Q Zz N fa' Qs' , .4 .an-gi, , ,r- f , If K 1 'Q K w I L 'gi' X WA 6' . ' A f 48 43 i T .lv 7 X J kr ' I zrv If .14 K xi W t ' -.. Y fb li l I Wi f l ! N of J ,ff of k . Q Q ? 3, -, I is . , il K L is kk N 4 , 'V ,if 1 4? kk 5M..i.f,. 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Q' 49 op OITIOICS James Fayne Harold Ferrell Mary Finnegan Charles Fleck Sue Fleck Rose Fleshman Patsy Flowers Ray Foster Gary Frame Yvonne Frame Kay Garten Doris Graham Fred Grass Bobby Gunnoe James Halstead Larry Harris James Harmon Jackie Harler Jerry Hancock Kay Hammons John Hastings Norella Hatfield Kay Hicks Shearl Hicks Clarence Higginbotham Marsha High Calvin Hill Granville Hobbs Jean Hodge Julia Hodge SOPIOIHOISS Dreama Hopkins Mildred Hopkins James Hotnit Barbara lluddleston Bernard Hudnall Denny Hudnall Leroy Hunt, Teddy Hunter ' Marilyn Igo Johnna Jackson Drema Jarrett Ralph Jarrett Richard Jarrett Barbara Jeffrey Patricia Johnson Florence Jones Rebecca Jones Owen Keeney Judy Keeney Yvonne Kelly Nadine Kennedy Judy Kent Lana Kilburn Hill Kimble Charles King Janet Kinison Sara Kirk Emma Knapp Tom Lavender Linda Lawrence Z , up KLVL KL eg' . . I FL , rg ' 419' ' ' it -ef' tl'- N f J J, i ,af J ' ,N t ,.. V I 51 'Q xi? A a , We t e J, J -s. l , I f M. 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MES 7 K2 J' ,YQ Deanna Sanford yu ff' S ' 153' 2 ifwk W -f ' ' VVanda Selbe '7 rr.r I - F it Nellie Shoemaker ' ll if W Y Wanda Short ' l F S S Charlotte Skiles ' 1, 'Vi' S Y J A i E ' Q J S will 1' M ll' ' 0 S1 J Nova Sizemore W, J ' .iii V yy --7-H f June Slusher V 'A l , W J .1 ' A V M ' Charles Smith Ay ' 'S V J lm Janet Smith oy i ' 5' X P Roger Smith A A A A if 1 L V x 'V SZ T A S. 8 W S N 7 S 2? S ' tw' ,QS 9, Sf , r.. VS Walter Smith S S J l ,Q S J v,Q , 'f Jimmy Sneed f f J , 'lil , , 4 ' Charles Sparacino S S., J 'J J Ne J Carol Sprimzs ff .S ' K I ,R 9 , Janet Spriggs Y If X YS S if .3 S L James Stanley S ,li , J ' J Sry, Barbara Steele - 'ii' J 41 QQ Sandy Stephens 5 f l N ' L K JV H Wesley Stevens K gt I-f-'jx., Nola Stewart I KN- ,tv L6-kt:'3XS X f ff? s A , .Y J 'wtf ' Refill' ' 'JV7-.iw 429, SM Q: ' rx?-nv-'EK' - 1 f M file? ll W 0-'U tl J ,aww fi M QW 53 W ttw op OTHOISS Franklin Stone Janet Stone Otis Stover fharles Sword Elmer Sword Wesley Tawney Bill Taylor Gardia Taylor Johnny Taylor Frank Thomas Carl Thompson Lulia Thompson Bobby Thornhury Bob Tittle Jack Truman Gerald Turner Ethel Tuttle Barbara Twohie: Pat Twohig Karen Ulbrichf J' my ,Mg Mwttfmfw N ,ft Leonard Ulbrich lt Meredith Waddell Bobby Walker B Doris walker Gary Walker Stephen Walker Jerry Walton Sandy Wargo Gawayne Weeks Charles Welch we La eg S Jig ' -V ,wr ' . 5 I f 'T S -W . 4 af t Q P , ,Z iq, get , ' 6 N 4' , y 5 , If , 'N .. 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Af ,S ' 'Q lp in ,Q 'EQ J . . 1 L H ' 1 , Q :1 L ,x , 7, -A-- - f' 2 . 1 X . , ,VX it ix, i I iw f I E , N0 PICTURES TENTH Buddy Akers VVayne Blake Garland Carr Carl Cochran Larry Conley Jerry Ferrell Linda Hodge Mary Inghram Ralph Lawrence Pat Merritt Betty Jo Osborne Roger Pence Paul Sneed 55 ELEVENTH Monroe Ashby Harvey Clendenin Lacy Hall Rowena Hudnall Frank Keeney Jean McSurley James Nida James Painter Brenda Robinson Darrell Stone Elizabeth Tyo Marlin Vandall op omores Danny Wendell Ruth Wentz Russell Westfall Bob White Dean White Gwen White Mary Whitlock Drema Wiedner Arthur Wiley David Williams John Williams Barbara Wilton Kenneth Winfree Carol Wolfe Mike Wolfe Lewis Woods Russell Woods John Worrell Gene Wright James Young inth Grade Judy Akers William Alexander Robert Allen Linda Angus Nelson Bailes Judy Bailey Clarence Basham Larry Beckett Alden Bell Diana Bc-rkhouse Dinah Bolden Ramona Booker David Brown Phillip Brown Eddie Burris Tommy Burris Henrietta Bush Glenda Callison Lowell Chandler Bill Chestnut Paul Colborn Bonnie Combow Marzettia Conant Larry Conley Mary Cooke Joan Cosby Philip Crotty Joe Crowder Sandy Daniel C. 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Tommy Gordon e ' H '7 V , -0 Estella Gore V A rf' 5 Q Patricia Graham 'ii' 'QV - V' K ,A ' ,f ' Emma Greene . A f A I A ' if ' Dale Grudier ,JE ' Q 3 NX' 5 5' igrpgyh f f l e, ,e M W, ell ayS A 5 Danny Grudier i., , . ,,ee iile e 1 '30 ' Af if 7' I 'af lzeeer Hall 33, i i ' .. J ,.. Barbara Hancock 3, 'J' V Carol Hancock :'e i i m -4 Carolyn Hancock .,, 1' ,rl V . I f Jessie Hancock if l 'I I l f , L 1 5,7 . z Q fps- X V . Stanley Hancock ze Y, -Q fig V V,A, my A J, li , 'lg Wallace Hancock ' ' x S' - 'E' 1 Na, A ,S J Betty Hanson V A 67 i 'ii' - A' Darlene Harmon x r bl ' ' 'xi H were Q Sammy Hastings ,rl X V l Li . I J xr ,-vt, 5 J h H mmings li 1 . f ' 0 my e ' i eee- 1 e JT. 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Z L Kay Matthews F Q Vi .ay , John Midkiff ' M 'AXAA VV jk, LVL i. S Betty Monk jj, L of -ey L Navi 4 Franklin Mooney - J i Q - i Qi: -5' i Reva Mooney if W ' , 'lj it mL' A 9 Janet Moss f J :V L V., ,i-ei' V 5, F Mft' f MW L i . 5' 1' Q ' f 1 L V L .V Rosalind Mullins X N 4 L - Q. f KV Mcclufg 7, v V LN ' V :L iw LL ,J L 'H gl if L o .,o. Linda McCorkle ,Q L as L - V, V V - L - L L My L3 Kay Naylor vfff' -19 - LV -riff K q ub ,: V Larry Naylor W L-no ,L L ' L Ralph Nell ' 1 - V L, , u - ' V ,L V X ,tn L ' Lucille Nelson V --, V L V V V .V Mark Nelson af: VL A V53 ff M 1 Phyllis Nlda Q L I f L , L Vox LV ' V+ Q4 5 ,gi I - gf t Janet Null M L T ' 2 ,L , g i Paul Nunley in 1e'L Ll A I 'L in 5 ' ' 'T' L Margie Peck 63 . 'K L Efi V L is I L ki L L L ' N - in John Phillips ik L YM in L JAI - ,V i V L 0 J w Karen Plantz .st if K, ig ye Joey Prado ,L L N mVA' - in Q L V Ernest Raines wif L X L S V L 1 551 ' 1 wif' V V Philip Ramsey , L --we ' - ,L ' FL' w Douglas Rice ff L Law , ii Ai ' L it i f ll' i 'X 1 L -L . 4 I L A Jerry Rippetoe no L no Y Je t S.. f -f' I'au'! PPf10sf ', it -V 'L V' ., , L - ,.,- L 'L gi , -of Gloria Robbins VV L. X fhivi V David Robertson YL VV L f L - ' , iii ,.i'L f f i 3 V W1 V Burton Rodgers LLLL 'L ' ,ii X , L:fVV:' V LOIS Rowsey I rx V M1 iff' PV, 7 L F to 'ALT VV, 1 3 ' l L LL Larry Samples ji . 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V ' Roy walker fl , ' Q ' 'vi-it ng De-anna Washingt , 4 ' ,AI -2-Q, Bonny Welch 0 V A Sl N .35 IFS iff 'A - .A Barbara White f X' ,Q it 1 P'-'11 1 .f ff 2 it it f :fi f f Elaine White f fx 'E-Q a A, Sharon White Q Z 'x ,Q-1 .A A Q , Q - N , W Q Larry Whitman - 571 f 'l' + ' A A 'iff 1 Z' it c A 2 5 f' ' 5 Susie VVilliams ly i' o L32 545 Sandy Wilson - 9 if H . - A g ' 1 1 Arnold Youn K ivan ' i F xl' ' N' ihxfi ' A ,Q Q K' 6 ,, 5 'Ao , A in K, - H -Ji 0 K 4 an x .I ' 1 V I i W Shown having her picture taken by Mr. Williams is ninth gradef, Marzvettia Conant 62 Y' l . f .ki 3 -Q. 4' Y A 9 3 v Q 1 1 -, . - i , Q ' N.,-Q k F . , ' V4 , ' I I f qv s VIEQC. l ,g ,mf V VVN- 1 ' -V V k , V V A 7 'V l J 1 ' , A b L49 f l .2 f , I , V ,, - . 3. ,V Q. V' , wx Q ' V 2:49 -, ' - , , N j Q -QV , U swf if ' , M fi ' ' g ,Al n V -, 5 if 5251 5 - , 2, 'Eg ,fu ,, :V . wi I , N, n. 5. 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Q 5 A 63 I Seventh Ann Frame Diane Frame Jean Frame Larry Gay Linda Gillespie Kathy Godby John Gygax - Ginny Hall Roger Hancock Judith Hanna Paul Harris Ronda Harvey Tommy Hatfield Susan Hayden Lynn Hayes Frederick Higginbotham Judy High Bonita Hines Diane Hiser Russell Hodges Fred Holliday Judith Holstein Phyllis Hunter Gary Hylton Loren Jackson Sue Jarrell Mary Jarrett Diana Jenkins Jerry Jessie Virginia Johnson Billy Kegley Vida Kennedy Thomas Kent James Kincaid Wayne King Joe Kuhn Carol Lawson Sandra Lilly Jimmy Linkenauger Donald Lively Jimmy Lowe Kenneth Marshall Vonda Martin Woodrow Martin Patty Mauzy David Meadows Jeannette Meadows Earl Merritt .t .ki ii if l ,fi Q 'i' Hi H f f it 43 fi -ff ssssy A -ta a J, '33 fa J ' 'K J ian R? K -H7 'dl' is .L 'N H' it X 1 if '57 - M -V Q ,G , 3 see 2 H 5- 5 ,, V 4 J Y - if ., - .ls , ,,, A I - 1 ' E :pg in 1 NN -' i , 0 iw ya a . ix ' ae 1 , , 3 0 X o te y ' Q X I i xv- ig 'S - , -Q g, . . 'I 3 ji, - '49 'ez' 3 'U' f H. M-fi 1 , ,, ,, . 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A..f 3 M , Q45 QQS eVenth.C3rade Betty Miller Margie Minnix Marva Minor Dotty Mitchell Sara Mollohan Danny Monk Carlos Mullins Phyllis Mullins Rodney Mclntyre Eugene McNeely Kathie McQuain Herbert Nelson fl Doris Newman all . Johnny Niewierowski ' ' if I V' JoAnn Nunley U s-'img V Diaxnne Nutter , , , 4 X V, Betty 0 Neal lu HE A, Vlj' J Joseph Panetta 4 .A ' t v , ,V . .Nik A J i M3 Diane Pauley J! if A... ,-fr ' 53 Mary Phillips .,:, p ,gl Glenna Prater ' V ? G Larry Raines ,, Uqsf Virgil Raines Q J' Martha Reid .1 ew, . 'X M . -J? . s.. f Brenda Reynolds Douglas Rogier Isaac Rose Sharon Rose Ronald Roy Y I Patrick Sales .r s 1 ' V Gavin Scherer hi Gloria Shelton ' :Zi i'i James Siders A Karen Skeens . 5 ' 5 ,eg Ruth Slack p .1 k Joe Smith E' 3' i N E - an .1 , f'.aa Avg' 35 3. Judy Smith L' Ruth Sneed Janet Snowden Janet Stephens Michael Stephens Brenda Stone Carolyn Stone Robert Stone Sue Ferrell Jane Teter , Robert Thomas Zona Thompson ii' Naa,f ,wav Ns W 1 me if we We f r Seventh Gra e Jackie Treadway David Turner Frances Vaughan Michael Vcrtner Rhonda Waggener Clarence Walker 'amela W'alker Vernon Ward James West Brenda lVhite David White Leonard Wiley Gary Williams Lawrence Williams Bonnie Williamson Margaret, Woodrum Patricia Yanov gee SQ Velma Young R f' ' EH 1 53 Y' I 1 RQ . 5 4' 9+ ,qv 1 his QR 8 .4 i 'Y X fi , Q 1 , .,,. lr ,W l 5 if f 5 H if A ictl ' ' L , Vrrl ,lil Q fi ,ff fe +39 E 2 9a 9 an 4? im A These members of the eighth grade art class under the mqtiuction of Mre Deem are shown working on ceramics. Sherman Duffey Mary Hobbs Sherry Hodges NOT PICTURED Larry Houston Josephine Jones Clearity McCune Johnnie McCune 66 Louis Williams Phyllis Wrlston Charles Woolwme Concentration and Preparation tor the Future Top-Preparing for a speed test are second year typing students, Phyllane Collins, Judy Lyons, Bonnie Fout, Carolyn Deardorff, Connie Pritt, and Mitzie Whitten. Most of the second semester was spent working on practice sets published to help students prepare for future secretarial Work. Seven new typewriters were added this year ma- king a total of forty-four. Bottom-Seated at the first three tables are Kathy Runyon, Thelma Eggleston, Janet Atkins, Phyllane Collins, Frances Lavender, and Clara Houchins, who had passed their eighty word test by November. This meant taking dictation at eighty words a minute for five minutes and transcribing with less than five per cent error. Standing beside the girls is the instructor, Mrs. Thompson. ab , Y- r. ' gl ' tltd si' C It tr,tci 1 is l all 1 A- Ii' ' 4. 67 pt cccc c ,4 .1 . .W ----.Qi.-1 Q Y II! t it' w Top-These four Senior girls are making one of the necessary preparations for their future. They are in cooking class which is taught by Mrs. Vida Smith. In addition to just learning to cook, they also learn to master the preparation of a good meal, calorie content, etc. Pictured here are Joyce Jarrett, Nancy Buckholt, Stella Winters, and Gloria Shepard. Bottom-These industrious looking girls are a part of the Jr. lligh cooking class also taught by Mrs. Vida Smith. In this picture they are probably mixing up some cookies which they will eat later. Pictured are Sandra Wargo, Brenda Milam, Barbara Smith, Marzettia Conant, Judy Keyser, Norma Raines, Nancy Monk, Judy Hodge, Marcia Lynch, and April Plott. 68 1 i s Top-Butch Kincaid, Burton Rodgers, Carl Cosby, David Robertson, and Frederic Sapp seem to be pretty busy as they Work with machines and other tools while working on their projects in Junior High Wood Shop. Bottom-The Senior boys in Machine Shop are busy completing a project that will finish their 1080 hours which is required for their Vocational Diploma. Shown in the picture are Gerald Simmons, Douglas Fleming, and Joe Cogar. 69 4 7 11 'R Top-Did you ever study the formation of stars? If not, perhaps one of these science pupils could tell you something of their history. The purpose of this class is to give the students :L general knowledge of our universe. Standing beside the Various star formu- tion ehzirts made by the students are John Phillips, Barbara White, and Suezann Smith. Their instructor is Mrs. llunyon. Bott0m-Students of Mr. Gardner's fourth period chemistry class are shown while preparing oxygen. These students realize the importance of chemistry in preparing for eollege and also the future of America. They are Billy Fleck, Vernon Spence, Larry Hunter, Julia llitcheoek, Torn Mason, and Bill Leadmon. 70 Nl 3,4 Q I mv Q4 .7 Ez' E12 our Pages Added 'co 195 if M , Duponhan S is W x Jean-BllSil19SS Mgr. Lucille-Editor Kay-Advertising Mgr Dupontian Staff EDITOR .V,,,,,,V7VV. ,,.,...Y. L ucille Brown ASSISTANT ., ,..,,...,....,.,,,,,,...... ., ADVERTISING MANAGER ,7,,,, ,,,,.., ASSISTANT ..,V,,... .......,,.7,,,, w,,,.,. W i Ima Seabolt BUSINESS MANAGER ,,,7..7 ,,7A,,, ......,,Judy Blake ,Jean Faulkner ,,.,7Kay Francis ASSISTANT ., 7,,,,. ,.,,,, 7,.,....,, ,,.7,.... R o s emary Allen PHOTOGRAPHER ..7,,,, ,,7,,,7,l7,,Y.,,,7l..7,777..7,.Y,..77,,. J ohn Sleeman ASSISTANTS . ,,7,, ...Y.,,, A ubrey Cormany, Carl Sizemore SPORTS EDITOR e,.., .,,7,,. , ,,,A...,,7,,,,,.,,,,A,.,Y,V L arry Stowers ASSISTANT r,,,... ,,,,...,ee,,7,,..,,. ,,YY,,7,,,. , , Eddie Powers TYPISTS ,w,,7, so ,, Winona Bailey, Thelma Eggleston ART EDITOR ,,7,,,,, 7,,,r....,,,,.,..,,s.,,A7,,,s.A. B arbara Haddad ADVISER e,o. eses As.Ys.d,, B . F. Gillum Assistants - Judy, Wilma, and Rosemary Sports - Larry and Eddie Lucille Brown, Editor, and her assistant, Wilma Seabolt, were in charge of editing this year's DuPontian. Wilma was chosen in her junior year to get experience for the task ahead of her next year. Learning to use proportion scales, determining amount of copy to be used, writing copy, and arranging layouts, are among the preparation for editor. Business matters were kept well in hand by Business Manager, Jean Faulkner and Assistant Business Manager, Judy Blake. They gave the girls on the subscription staff homerooms in which to solicit subscriptions. Theirs was the intricate job of keeping all DuPontian finances in order. The advertising department, headed by Advertising Manager, Kay Francis and Rose- mary Allen, Assistant Advertising Manager, was in charge of obtaining enough adver- fi lixi tiff, it Klint Jiiixfggxfgl. N 1 Photographers - Carl, John and Aubrey tising to make the publication possible, and planning the advertising section. Making write-ups for all the sports events at DuPont fell to the Sports Editor, Larry Stowers and his assistant, Eddie Powers. Larry covered the major senior high events while Eddie got his experience by writing all copy of junior high sports interest. Much time was spent at school activities this year by our DuPontian photographer, John Sleeman and his two assistants, Carl Sizemore and Aubrey Cormany, snapping the pictures that were to be used in this edition. There are many intricate parts of a camera that these boys must know how to adjust for the perfect picture. Winona Bailey and Thelma Eggleston typed the copy to be sent to the printers, while the adviser, Mr. B. F. Gillum, gave ap- preciated assistance to staff members. Art features were drawn by Barbara Haddad. Typists - Winona and Thelma Adviser - Mr. Gillum Co-Editors Chosen To Co-editors Vera Ann Thompson and Judy Stevens confer with Pan- ther Press adviser, James E. Thomas. The co-editors head the entire staff informing each worker of his duties, keeping in touch with school activi- ties, and co-operating with the ad- viser and school authorities. Editorial policies upheld by the staff are school beautiful, safe driv- ing, and citizenship. This year marks the eleventh anniversary of the pub- lication, and it was also the first year that co-editors were chosen to head the staff of journalistic workers. The Panther Press is edited twelve times during the school year. Each student receives a copy of the paper made possible by advertising and the student activity fee. lim- -I 1 Members of the editorial s t a f f meeting daily are seated - Jimmy Hopkins, manag- ing editorg Gloria Shepherd, adver- tising manager, and Gary Harris, assistant sports editor. Standing- Vera Ann Thomp- s o n and Judy Stevens, co - ed- itorsg Winona Bailey, news ed- itorg Faye Pat- terson, reporterg L a r 1' y Hunter, sports editor, and J o h n Sleeman, chief editorialist. Not in picture - Nancy Smithers. Panther Cub mem- bers are-First row: P. Ramsey, B. Stamp- er, K. Moore, editor, R. Price, B. Hancock, T. Hunter. C. Lawson. Second row: S. Grady, B. Combow, M. Fooke, J. Dixon. D. Daugher- ty, F. Vaughan, L. Rowsey, L. Gillespie. Third row: S. Lilly, J. Meadows, B. Bush, S. Blackburn, E. Gore, M. Minnix, J. High, J. llanna. Fourth Row: J. Meadows, student adviser, J. Siders, H. Landers, B. Alexand- er, J. Prado, W. Hud- nall, A. Cross, J. Link- enauger, Miss Keeney, adviser. Worie With N ew Adviser Responsible for the business man- agement of the Panther Press are Carol Beckett, business manager, Ruth Ann Howard, financial secre- tary, Judy Meadows, assistant finan- cial secretary, and Gloria Shepherd, advertising manager. The Panther Cubs publish a junior high paper in May, and this year they sponsored a full page in the school paper at Christmas. They also help the Press financially and contri- bute to worth-while projects. In the spring the Cubs sponsor a dance honoring the junior high athletes. A ninth grade king and queen, chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, service, friendship, and personality, are elected by junior high students to reign at the dance. w 3 ,,1 wi rw- FORUM MEMBERS-Becky Rhea, Nancy Rice, Thelma Eggleston, Gary Frame, l,u- cille Brown, Ruth Phillips, Cora Perrine, Phyllane Voll- ins. Not in pic't,ure-Patty Keenan. Em tuclent Council Pululishes CHAIR COIVlMl'l l'EE - Henry Young, Jr., VVL-sley Tawney, Arthur Vaughan, Clifford Sneed, Carl Mullins, John Hemmings, Earnest Rowsey, Larry Leadsonic. Gene VVrie'ht, SR. HIGH RICl'Rl'ISEN'l'A'l'IVES, First Row: Ray Foster, Janet Asbury, Jo Ann Milam, Patty Moles, Nanry Chapman, Judy Keeney, Sue Brown. Second Row: Lora Cotter, Judy Hoffman, Nancy Skeens, Wilma Seabolt, Wanda Norman, Jean Adkins, Kay Winfree. Third Row-Larry Hunter, Bill Brown, Carol Palmer, Keith Clarke, James Hopkins. dt aw OFFICERS, Seated - Nancy Smithers, secre- tary-treasurer. Standing- Vera Ann Thompson, Co Government President: Richard Holliday, vice presidcntg Gary Spencer president. Hancilnoole and Directory The Student Council serves as a co-or- dinating link between the student body and the school administration and faculty. Some of the Student Council's promotions include the operating of the school supply store, providing a chair committee for assemblies, sponsoring the Christmas Gift Basket Program and the TB X-Ray cam- paign. They were also responsible for lockcr clean-up and American Education Week activities. A student handbook, The Guidepostf' and the student direct- ory, The Panther Roll Call, were major publications issued during 1956-57. The predominating project of the Stu- dent Council was to complete the land- scaping project which was started several years ago. The project was co-ordinated by the council and supported by the entire school. One representative from each Junior and Senior High homeroom was chosen to attend regular Monday morning meetings and inform his homeroom of the business transacted there. The active committees who took care of special phases in Student Council work were the Building and Grounds, Program, Citizenship, Lost and Found, Social, Ways and Means, Public Relation, and Publicity committees. JR. HIGH REI'RESEN'l'ATIVES, First Row: James Lowe, JHINCS I-iUk0UFll1Sl'91', Keith EHSWF, Ginny Hall. Second Row: Ann Brown, Kay Jarvis, Linda McCorkle, Suezanne Smith, Paul Jones. Third Row: Ann Metz, Judy Kuhn, Karen Gregg, Chauncey Rf on. LRANE '-- '-15.9 VValker, T. Ford. Don Craig Conducts SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS, First Row - Sayre, S. Johnson, D. Mullins, C. DeVol, L. Cotter, J. Herald, N. Smithcrs, S. Lancaster, J. Sammons. Second Row - N. Rice. N. Dean, V. Burke, P. Han- cock, B. Estes, B. Bonham, K. Stanley, president, N. Skeens, R. Mullins, C. Berrier, M. Horner. Third Row - M. Dempsey, I.. Quick, G. Spencer, T. Holbrook, treasurerg J. Bird, C. V. King, I.. Thompson, G. Casto, J. Blake, V. Thompson, Fourth Row - L. Valentine, J. Snodgrass, I.. Marshall, D. Hancock, J, Hopkins, vice presidentg B. Akers, C. Sizemore, J. Cook, M. Albert, K. Clarke. Absent from picture - M. Horan, B. Waddell, secretaryg K. Meador, F. Jefferies, S. NOIWHN- This year the chorus has been excep- tionally active compared with previous years. Besides the concerts given at churches in the area, they have given four concerts at school. These were a fall con- cert with a Thanksgiving theme, a Christ- mas concert with the traditional caroling in the halls, and the regular Easter and spring concerts. On February 8, forty-eight Jr. and Sr. Iligh chorus students participated in the annual All County Chorus of which Miss Brooke was chairman. This year's songfest was directed by Don Craig of New York. On April 10, 11, and 12 six selected students from the Sr. Iligh Chorus were sent to Morgantown to take part in All State Chorus. OPERETTA - K. Clarke, T. Spitzer, J. Karnes, R. Pritt, G. Frame. GIRL'S CHORUS - B. Mays, V Burke, C. Plants, S. Frazier, IJ Sayre, D. Mullins, J. Thomas, R wnoas ra 1 as zf -r ,zpmsmra aaaum STATE CHORUS. First Row - B. VVaddell, K. Stanley, M. Horan. Second Row - T. Holbrook, K. Clarke, C. Sizemore. All County Chorus .. JR. HIGH CHORUS, First Row - P. Jesse, C. Huflnall, B. Milam, C. Thomas, M. Hines, J. Sanger, N. Bailes, J. Olzer, Miss Brooke. Second Row - N. Raines, P. Hall, D. Berkhouse, J. Akers, S. Daniels, C. Hanna, L. Angus, S. Whitten, K. Gregg, A. Metz, J. Cosby. Third Row - B. Smith, B. Smith, D. Bolden, J. Turner, S. Nangle, J. Davis, J. Bailey, D. Hoffman, J. Hendrick, R. Dixon, J. Stone. Fourth Row - A. Stratton, C. Raines, L. Beckett, T. Burris, E. Burris, T. Jacobs, D. Muncy, B. Williamson, J. Talbott, P. Brown. Absent from picture - J. Kuhn, J. Keyser. For the second year since Miss Brooke has been the director, an operetta was presented. This year's operetta was a sparkling comedy, The Magazine Prin- cess, complete with an all-star cast from the chorus. ' The chorus also had the pleasure of having a student teacher, Miss Jo Ann Iilutroff, of Morris Harvey. She ably as- sisted Miss Brooke with the music and programs. In addition the chorus gave programs for the Belle and DuPont I'.T.A.s and at the Municipal Auditorium. The Jr. High Chorus has also partici- pated in many assemblies and the Spring Concert. This year 15 members of the Jr. High Chorus represented DuPont at the Kanawha County Chorus. OPERETTA - T. Holbrook, supported by members of the Chorus, gives out with a ren- dition in the Magazine Princess. s nl Q ,X Ylllill 6, GQLE 1 Tile and Blue Band First Row - L. Lawson, Asst. Drum Major, T. Blake, M. Hines, C White, T. Rose, F. Lavender, J. Faulkner, B. Roy, D. Crittendon K. Williams, D. Muncy, D. Hudnall, K. Clarke, Drum Major. Sec- ond Row - C. Ramsey, J. Moss, J. Snowden, S. Davis, C. Travis J. Flowers, B. Stamper, C. Young, M. Jarrett, V. Cox, A. Durst J. Dent. Third Row - G. Frame, K. Greggr, L. McCorkle, P Browning, S. Dean, F. Brown, E. Miley, A. Flowers, M. Calvert V. Burke, K. Matthews, H. Landers, S. Lilly. Fourth Row - J Olzer, B. Bosely, D. Jarrett, L. Cox, J. Basham, T. Pauley, H Butcher, C. Bletner, D. Bowles, H. Bolden, S. Elliott, E. Critten- don, S. Wargo, R. Riddle. Fifth Row - D. Rice, G. Nangfle, G Durst, K. Barker, F. Sapp, R. Harmon, T. Spitzer, K. Thomas, B Royer, F. Drummond, C. Hall, T. Hunter, R. Smith. Sixth Row - R. Price, C. Dabney, B. Lucas, H. Lambert, L. Dooley, W. Meg'- ginson, L. Harris, P. Dixon, J. Dixon, D. Martin, Director L. S Carson. 80 'B 0 Q 4' SL BAND 9 Q r Ns. UH The Best in the Land The band this year, under the able leadership of Keith Clarke as drum major and Larry Lawson as assist- ant drum major, has had a full and successful year. The band has worked hard, under Mr. Carson, to make the year a champion one for the inajorettcs. Some of the outstanding events for this year were the Daily Mail Majorette Festival, Band Minstrel, County and State Band Festival, and the Annual Spring Concert. Keith Clarke took first place hono:s in twirling at the Majorette Festival and Johnna Jackson took first place for the girls. Sydney Adkins again placed third in the Miss Kanawha Majoretten contest. 81 Johnna Lynn Jackson lst Place Girl Twirler Kanawha County Nancy Smithers Captain X UW'-I W1 3, 1 Patty etrella Connie Pritt Asst. Captain -.MJ 1 r Q, ' 1 Xx Q N im Harriett Hallett Mitzie Whib xx'-1. in Judith Hoffman Rosalie Thompson PM-J Brenda Sullivan ' Yi i 3 N-fi Q Y' Lf- 2 It 4 Fl I Sydney Adkins Johnna Jackson Marlene Hart, xx-'1 W g.un.A First Row-Mr. Carson, D. Bowles, G. Durst, E. Crittendon, S. Wargo, F. Brown, H. Bolden. Second Row-C. Dabney, G. Frame, F. Drummond, B. Royer, L. Dooley. The DUPONT HIGH SCHOOL OR- orchestra is using the arrangements of CHESTRA meets on Tuesday evenings af- Alt Dedrick. The orchestra with Vonie ter school with the Starlighter Orchestra. Milem as vocalist plays for various social Under Mr. Carson's direction, the school events during the school year. First Row-I-I. Bolden, P. Browning, B. Bosely, S. Dean, secretary-treasurerg D. Martin, H. Butcher B. Lamm. Second Row-H. Lambert, V. Burke, A. Flowers, E. Miley, M. Calvert, B. Lucas, J. Basham G. Nagle. Third Row-S. Elliott, L. Dooley, L. Harris, G. Frame, C. Nida, F. Drummond, vice presi- dent, F. Sappe, C. Dabney. Fourth Row-B. Royer, president, Mr. Carson, C. Bletner, D. Stone. association of different instruments in the band and orchestra. Some mention is made about chords and the general struc- ture of any musical composition. The MUSIC COMPOSITION CLUB is composed of students who have had some previous musical training. During club period, different instru- mental ensembles play. They learn the 84 NATIUNAL HWUl3i,SUtlE IY I . K... First Row, Old Members: G. Spencer, V. Thompson. l.. Stowcrs, J. Stevens, N. Smithers, J. Hopkins. Second Row, New Members: B. Leadmon, T. Eggleston, W. Bailey, L. Brown, C. PI'If1t, B. Rhea, K. Clarke. Not in picture - J. Faulkner. Nlany trive, But Few re elected The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, an organization which gives recognition to outstanding students on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and char- acter as shown in the school, held an ini- tiation March 8. Eight new senior mem- Society Stresses So The NATIONAL .IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY held its initiation in April of this year. Requisites of those chosen in- cluded scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. The members Pictured below are old members. First Row: B. Second Row: J. Keeney, N. Rice, S. Lee, S. Br bers were chosen, which, added to the six honored last year, makes a total of four- teen senior members. The society func- tions under the sponsorship of Mr. B. F. Gillum, Miss Barbara Joachim, Miss Max- ine Thacker, Mrs. Josephine Wolfe and Mr. Bill Gardner. liolarsliip an Service were in charge of registration and served as guides for the parents on visitation day. Faculty sponsors are Miss Kimmel, Mrs. Meredith, and Mrs. Runyon. Tittle, C. Sparicino, C. Propst, B. Kimble, S. Martin. own, J. Jackson. Not in picture E E. Miley. D-Q F. New members in front-G. Spencer, T. Eggleston, G. Shepard, J. Faulkner, G. llarris. Old members standing-N. Smilhers, V. Thompson, president: J. llopkins, vice-presidentg J. Stevens, treasurcrg I.. Brown, secretary, W. Bailey. --. ne Tliircl of Iam oree Procee s go to Lan Scaping Five members were initiated into the Keninsheka Chapter of the QUILL AND SCROLL in October and five others at a private ceremony in February. To qualify for this society one must have two years journalistic experience, one hundred inch- T. Nlem Jers Study The members of the FUTURE TEACH- ERS OF AMERICA CLUB strive to learn about the opportunities in teaching and they cultivate the essential qualities of a good teacher. During the year they have es in printed material or S200 in ads, and must maintain a B average. The annual Quill and Scroll Jamboree was held in January. The cast consisted of members of Quill and Scroll. Traits of Toclay'S Teac worked for certificates and pins by gra- ding papers and replacing teachers in class. They have also attended various F. T. A. conventions. First Row-Mrs. Gray, adviserg N. Smithers, J. Herald, K. Markham, S. Johnson, B. Rhea, presidentg F. Patterson, secretaryg J. llitchcock, treasurer: H. lliner, vice-president: Second Row-C. Perrine, M. Dempsey, P. Keenan. B. Estes. IJ. Crittendon, W. Seabolt, P. White, R. Haynes. Third Row-J. Blake, R. Phillips, N. Rice, S. l.ee, M. High, J. Smith, S. Norris, V. Milem. Fourth Row-N. Dean, K. Black- ford, B. Sullivan, P. Petrella, C. Hitchcock, D. Mullins, S. Frazier, C. Plant. Lx- ik A ,I G 1' First Row-R. Jarrett, R. Mullins. C. VVhite, .I. McDaniels, R. Ifidler, R. Gre,Q'g', I.. Stowers, E. Harmon. Second Row-dB. Stanley, J. Cogar, J. ltlatheney. Ii. Hnrton, J. Hemmings, J. Gregg, B, Leadmon, J. Miley. Third Row-IJ. llunter. lt. t'onant,. ll. Flowes. J. Blackwell, I.. Ilall. N. llalstead, I.. Valentine, H. Fleck. l ourth Row-A. Vaughan, l.. lfidwards, S. Martin, C. Blake, M. Albert, Mr. Bessie. Absent from picture-E. Powers, It. Canterbury, C. Smailes, J. Brown. Varsity Club Holds Picnic tor Players THE VARSITY CLUB. made up of boys who have earned thei1' letter in one ot' the three major sports at DuI'ont, awards three trophies to the outstanding player in each sport. The club delivered gift baskets and were in charge of the candy machine. They also raised money to have a picnic for all of the boys who have played at DuPont High School during the last year. Ir. High Varsity Stresses portsmans ip The principal purpose of the JR. HIGH VARSITY CLUB. composed of football and basketball letternien, is to teach and encourage proper actions, both on and off the field of play. Weather permitting, the group goes outside and, after dividing into teams, play touch football, soccer, softball, and other outside games. Inside sessions include question and answer periods about the rules of the games and talks on how the team can im- prove -in many phases of play. First Row-K. 0'Neal, J. Wiseman, L, Myers, J. Lyons, B. Welch, J. Crowder, P. Croddy Mr Vandall Second Row-I.. Naylor, D. Simmons, J. Simms, J. IJ ly, B. Rogers, J. West, J. Jarrett, YC. Ilobinson. Third Row--W. Nutter, B. Kincaid, T. Miley, J. Pritt. H. Hunt, D. Brown, J. Jarrett. Fourth RQQVQ P. Colborn, L. Holstein, J. Burton, J. Collias, C. Meadows. i., First Row-Y. Underwood, J. Shoemake1', C. Palmer, Secretary, R. Thompson, President: P. Collins, Treasurer, B. Beale, Vice Presidentg R. Allen, Miss Mulligan, adviser. Second Row-M. Higgrinboth- am, D. Garten, J. Thomas, N. Casto, P. Schoolcraft, L. Slack, C. Frazier, S. Stewart. Third Row-S. Lancaster, N. Younpg, K. Edwards, N. Lambert, M. Lykins, P. Hancock, S. Perry, L. White, J. Thompson. Fourth Row-P. Hannah, W. Norman, C. Priddy, P. Fields, C. Bishop, L. Kinder, L. Robertson, T. Walk- The SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS had a Carnival, Student Council Gift Basket Pro- er, C. Bower, F. Cavender. Y-Teens Undertalee the Selling ol Mille The Y-TEENS are basically a service organization, striving to help the school, the Y.W.C.A., and the youth of America. The sale of milk at noon was their main project this year. They also sent tray favors to the children at Marmet and Hill- crest hospitals, sold candy, Christmas cor- sages and sponsored noon dances. op omores Qrganize Y-Teen Group gram, and alternating with Junior-Senior verv successful year with Mrs. Twila Y-Teens in selling milk. lflroiwn as sponsor. The activities of the club included participation in the Junior First Row-Mrs. Brown, adviser: J. Keeney, reporter: N. Shoemaker, S. Basford, D. Burke, treasurer: M. Ipro, secretary: J. Mason, vice-president, K. Garten, President, N. Maddox, J. Kent, chaplain. Second Row-S Arnold, S. Milam, J. Slusher, N. Leadman, B. Steele, R. Sales, E. Nelson, N. Hatfield, E. Page. Third Row-B. Twohig, J. Reynolds, C. Propst, E. Nida, N. Kennedy, S. Crowder, P. Ambrose, P. Col- clasure, R. Mullins, J. Kinison. Fourth Row-N. Stewart, E. Knapp, B. Osborne, S. Kirk, L. Pernell, Nancy Berger, J. Burke, C. Monk. First Row-G. Casto, L. Hunter, M. Spangler, vic P. Bailey, sergeant-at-armsg J. Hoffman, treasu e-picsidentg C Cook, presidentg M. Whitten, secretary: rerg Mr. Gardner, adviser. Second Row-T. Gary, J. Jones, R. Ramsey, J. Reid, W. Turner, G. Ellison, C. Sparacino, W. Smith. Third Row-A. Wiley, R. Layton, R. Westfall, B. Thornbury, B. Lane, T. Pau'ey, C. Munneke, W. Wiley, W. Blake. Fourth Row -J. Karnes, H Ferrell, W. Kendrick, L. Thompson, N. Smith, R. Bowles, J. Ferrell. Dupont Hi-Y Represented at laci2son's The HI-Y again sent fruit juices to the Marmet Hospital this year. Notices were distributed to houses in the DuPont vicinity and the boys collected and deliver- Business The BUSINESS CLUB pledged to the Future Business Leaders of America this year. The FBLA is a national organiza- tion consisting of students interested in ed the cans the following day. Represen- tatives from the DuPont Club also attend- ed the conference at Jackson's Mill in March. Pledges to FBLA business education and is composed of active, associate, collegiate, and honorary membeis. The organization is designed for both high school and college students. First Row--B. Custer, treasurer, F. Lavender, secretary, R. Jarvis, vice-president, T. Eggleston, presi- dent: Mrs. Thompson, adviser. Second Row-J. LYOHS, C. Deardorff, G. Ambrose, M. Fleshman M. Hodge, B. Asher, R. Reynolds, C. Houchins. Third Row-A. McCormick, C. Thomas, M. Douglas: B. Fridlcy, M. Miller, M. Kuhn, C. Dickerson, M. Layton. Fourth Row-M. Frum, K. Beckett, reporter, D. Lynch, J. Burrough, C. White, F. Wiseman, D. M 1tC hell, G. Harris. -C9 First Row-C. Spriggs, P. Sales, R. Lawson, L. Rose, secretary-treasurer3 N. Wolfe, president: Miss Shaar, adviser: I Hostetter. vice president: S. Peck, Swileilllt-21t'21l'l11SI J- INLIl1l'21m, M- T21Yl0I'- SCC- ond Row-N. Meadows, B. Thornton, M. Nichols, B. Jeffreys, J. Leadsome, R. Higginbotham, C. Murphy L. Quick, J. Cole, L. Abston. Third Row-B. Robinson, ll. Webb, F. Gilbert, T. Rose, K. Hammons, D Durham, B. Huddleston, S. Stevens, M. Inghram, B. Mays. Fourth Row-D. IIopkins, S. Fleck, B. Mid- kiff. II. Dearien, G. Carte, I.. Dodd, P. Johnson, Y. Kelley, D. Drake, K. Hieks, D. Walker, E. Mays Fifth Row-D. Jarrett, M. Finnegan, J. Spriggs, K. Franklin, S. Canterbury, D. Sanford, J. Wentz, J Hodge, Y. Frame, E. Ritz, L. Jones, M. Pence, A. Dearien. GAA Provi es Noon Recreation The GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- 'l'ION was organized to help the school plan noon activities, care for the girls rest rooms and trophy case. They sponsored the volley ball games, and this year, for the first time, they presented champion- ship pennants to the winners of each grade. Boys Study History ot W. Va. The STORIES AND TALES OF WEST bers use maps and books in locating the VIRGINIA CLUB gain pleasure as well as different towns and learning about the information in studying the people, cus- prominent people and places in West Vir- toms, and history of our state. The mem- ginia. First Row-J. Bowles, L. Woods, S. Hicks, vice-president: R. Hanson, presidentg D. Sizemore, J. Webb, treasurer: R. Woods, L. Bandy, secretary: C. Glassburn. Second Row-Mr. Hamrick, J. Booker, B. Washington, K. Thomas, R. Laird, J. McDaniels, D. Campbell, S. Walker, B. Hudnall. Third Row-P. Hudnall, P. Powers, J, Miller, E. Dover, F. Board, B. Kimball, E. Fitzgerald, P. Hammonds, G. Hobbs. Fourth Row-L. Ulbrich, D. Steele, L. Blake, R. Abston, M. Myers, J. Robinson, R. Sigmon. M... 15 1 First Row-P. Clark, president, E. Ratliff, vice-president: D. Selbe, secretary, B. Miller, treasurer, Mrs Smith, adviser. Second Row-V. Young, L. Lawrence, D. Miller, R, Rzltliff, S. Walker, N. Brown, W Selbe. Third Row-L. White, J. Walker, H. Taylor, D. Wolfe, P. Pittman, K. Ulbrich, A. Belcher, P Morris. Fourth Row-B. Mash, H. Maloney, N. Roberts, B. Miller, P. Flowers, E. Tuttle, J. Rucker. Members Learn Requisites of Todayrs Hostess The HOSTESS CLUB was organized for one purpose, to give todays' young women an opportunity to be more success- ful hostesses in the future. Various parties were planned during the year and different girls would act as hostesses and the other girls would act as guests. Ac- cent was given to table decorations, good manners, proper introductions, and the correct use of silverware. Library Club Members Repair Boolzs The LIBRARY CLUB is made up of work repairing and rebinding the books in library assistants and those persons who the library. They also held parties on are interested in learning to bind and re- various occasions throughout the year. pair books. After accomplishing this they First Row-V. Jackson, R. Conley, R. Taylor, N. Clark, G. 0'Neal, N. Buckholt. Second Row-T. Holts claw, Miss Joachim, adviser: T. Adkins, F. Jeffries, I.. Weaver. 'RLY U rv! 1 v Seated-B. Waddell, S. Norman, R. Walker, S. Ritz, F. Cox, M. Horan, A. Leftwich. Standing-J. B. Ferguson, D. Campbell, B. Haddad, N. Chapman, C. Beckett. Drama Festival Presented to tudents V7 Seated-T. Ford, K. Mc Co P. Winfree. Stand Y, ' ing-G. Spencer, C. Pritt, J. Hopkins, B. Bonham, G. Shepard, R. Holliday, K. Stanley, K. Clarke. J ,gn .. tw The SR. HIGH DRA- MATIC CLUB gave performances on Mar. 19-20 free of charge to the students. A Thespian initiation was held on March 20 for new members, and some of the old ones were presented with stars. Projects of the club were decorating halls at Christmas and applying make-up for school programs. Offi- cers at left are seated -WV. Bailey, vice-pres- identg M. Hart, secre- taryg standing - J. Stevens, president, L. Cotter, treasurer. First Row-Blrs. Revereomlw, adviser: M. Whitten,J. Thompson, H. Hallett, U. Sayre, M. Crowder E. Ihornton, l. I7eXol, M. Neely, ll. f'illili0l'S. J. Atkins. J. Dixon. Mr. Thomas, adviser. Second Kniv- ll l'ov N 9l'ile Nl li ht li Ili inl tl i . t A . . . X s. . . . . gg wo ia n. J. Jarrett, .-X. Sparks, S. VVinter. M. Sneed, K. VVilliznns, IC. Vrittendon, Y. Thompson, K. llnnyon, R. Brown. 'I'hircI Row-J. Holtselzlw, ll. Johnson, T. Hol- hroolt. t', King, J. lidwzirds, B. Blanton, J. White, T. Mason. l.. Thompson, J. I'el'rv, J. TaVl0i' D Hud- nall. Fourth Row-J. leo, lx. Taylor, J. Givens, tl. Spitzer, M. Dillon, ll. Harmonf R. Brown: J.. Bird, t'. llardinlan, ll. lluneoek, B. Dow! if if Q -Xl F ' The D A N C I N G C L U B, under t h e sponsorship o l' Mrs. llevereomlm and Mr. Thomas, has approxi- mately 25 couples who meet every club per- iod for thei1' weekly instruction. The pri- mary purpose ot' the elulm is to ereaite an interest in daneing as an art and as a meth- od ot' recreation. Offi- cers at right are Mitz- ie Whitten, secretary: 'l' o m m y llolbrook, t r e a s n re V1 Mary Crowder, yiee presi- dent: Tom Mason president. y ity, L. Smal, . Lynn. lt: Taiees Two to Tango One of the dances which members learned was the Koorbushka, done here by Billy Blanton and Judy Thompson. First Row-R. Wright, treasurer: B. VVilton, vice-prcsidentg J. Jackson. president: N, Fletcher, secre- taryg Y. Harmon, Miss Eary, adviser. Second Row--L. Thompson, J. Hoffman, C. Blanton, S. Brown, J, 13021519-yy C, Wolfe, G. Taylor. Third Row--S. VVargo, B. Elmore. L. Lancaster. N, Skeens, M. Hud- son. J. Aslnlry, ll. Myers. Fourth Row-J. Miley C. Travis, K. Meador, K. Winfrec, A. McSurley, G. Whitc. J. Milam. N. Adkins. tudents Strive to Become Thespians The Senior High DRAMATIC CLUB. composed of students striving to become Thespians, strives to develop Wholeson' dramatic interests and encourage self ex- pression by activities in plays. Earning points for their active hours in the dra- matic club, helps the members to become Thespians. During the club periods on Thursday the members read and act out parts of prospective plays, then make fur- ther plans for other plays to be produced in the coming year. The members also have learned how to direct plays, apply make-up, supervise lighting and many other back stage jobs. industriai Arts Cluh Engages in mali Projects Mr. William Copley, in his first year at DuPont, is sponsor of the INDUS- TRIAL ARTS CLUB. This is a Jr. high club composed of boys who are interested in wood-making projects. Throughout the year these boys engaged in making small projects of their own choosing such as breadboards, wall decorations, and wooden keys. First Row-B. Thomas, G. Durst, M. Spears, R. Roy, N. Sales, J. Niewierowski. T. Hatfield, Mr. Cop- ley, adviser. Second Row-M. Vertner, L. Hayes,,J. Cavendish, D. White, B. Fultz, L, Gay, C. Fleck, I.. Raines. Third Row-l'. Jones, K. Walker, P. Rippetoe, B. Croye, J. Walker, J. West, D. Turner, M. Iluffman. Absent from picture-J. Campbell, B. Merritt. .. ,,,,.s,f.. . . ....,1.... f First Rowfl. Tetor, D. Frame, G. Lelton, S. Grady, J. Dent, A. Durst, P. Cooper, J. Mooney. Second Row-S. Mollohan, J. Jones, B. Elders, K. Ferris, S. Ferrell, D. VVashing3ton, D. Simmons, Mrs. Meredith adviser. Third Row-B. Williamson, K. Skeens. P. Maury, M. Dunlap, B. Reynolds, B. Bonoviteh, Y Saunders. D. Harmon. l'ourth Row-P. Hunter, J. Nunley, P. Wriston, V. Cox, L. Cox, K. Plantz, V Kennedy, B. O'Neal. Needlecratt Cluh Complete Garments The NEEDLECRAFT CLUB, sponsor- art of sewing. They spend their club per- ed by Mrs. Meredith, consists of Jr. High .iods working on garments such as skirts girls who want to know more about the blouses, dresses, and sports clothes. Personality Club Builds Character The PERSONALITY CLUB is made up of Jr. high students who are striving to improve their general chalaeter. The elub's activities include participation in the Junior Carnival, Christmas Gift Bas- ket prograni and sponsoring a noon dance. The weekly club programs include discus- sion on personality, style shows, and demonstrations of good manners. First Row-lXIrs. Greenleaf, adviser: D. Hiner, vice president' V Olds I Rowlind D Jenkins resi- . . , . ., .. . , . ., p dent: G. Hall. treasurer: S. Davis, secretary: A. Frame. J. Snowden, C. Burford, J. Frame. Second Row-ll. Nelson, M. Lynch, S. Hayden, M. Miner, M. Phillips, L, Kesler, L. Nelson, G. Robbins, V. Brown, B. Stone. Third Row-U. Mctlune, Z. Phillips, S. Biekford, H. Monk, B. Hanson J King C Albert C Sneed, li. Walker. Fourth Row-L. Wiley. V. Johnson, D. Newman, B. Hancoiek,,J.-Stamper,' L. Ferrell? I.. Light, S. Anderson, D. Kirk, K. Naylor. w . . First Row--L. Stowers, B. Haddad, J. Blake, J. Faulkner, L. Brown, K. Francis, VV. Seabolt, R. Allen, J. Sleeman. Second Row-Mr. Gillum, Adviser, P. Hancock, J. Adkins, R. Phillips, VV. Bailey, T. Eg- gleston, H. Hiner, B. Grimet, K. Blackford, R. Howard. Third Row-B. Custer, A. Cormany, C. Size- more, Pl. Powers, R. Holliday, K. Clarke, R. Conant, J. Blackwell, F. Patterson. any N ew Features lntrocluee in 19 , Edition The DUPONTIAN CLUB has the re- sponsibility of soliciting sufficient adver- tising and subscriptions to make the publication possible. Seven of the mem- bers conducted the taking of club pictures during Thursday club periods. The main money raising project of the year was the movie, Charge of the Light Brigade, sponsored by the club. The DuPontian was increased by four pages this year. Need. Ally Help, O11 Us These office girls take time out to have their picture taken. There are many du- ties performed throughout the day by these young ladies who assist the deans and our principal. Answering phones, filing, and running errands are tasks that are to be done in an average day. First Row-M. Whitten, J. Stevens, R. Brown, T. Eggleston, P. Collins, M. Douglas, G. Ambrose, J. Dix- on, B. Jarrett. Second Row4K. Beckett, K. Runyon, C. Deardorff, B. Thornton, J. Berrier, D. Garten, N. Meadows, B. Asher. Third Row-H. Hallett, B. Rhea, M. Hart, F. Patterson, B. Beale, N. Fletcher, L. Cottor, S. Winter, Y. Underwood. xi-n i i if Xe X X it i Q i x i... - -'1'..-.:.. --- ali' g' Activities ' 'S' , BSR Q X 3 GTV or ot TVW Presented The domestic comedy, TV or Not TV, ridicules the family type situation-comedy TV show in which Dad is the lovable blunder- head, Mother, patient and long-suffering, and the kids always wise-cracking little monsters. The Browns are a happy, normal family. Dad is a lawyer, Mother, a warm- hearted homemaker, and their children - Joyce 173 Dick, 153 and Stuffy, 10. A dis- tant playwright cousin, Mel, who has a con- tract for a series called My Daughter Dot- tie comes to visit the Browns. Mel has the bright idea of studying a typical American family before consigning them to paper. With him comes the not so youthful actress, Claire DeLune, who is to play the part of 17-year-old Dottie Imagine their sur- prise when none of the Browns behave like their prototypes on TV and the fun that en- sues when these sophisticates encounter the humdrum life of the Browns. It doesn't prove exciting enough for TV until Claire deliberately sets out to cause some situa- tionsf' And she does! Harry Brown Sue Brown Joyce Stuffy Dick Mel Sherwood Claire DeLune Glen Gordon Hazel Joyce CJ. Stevensl, Stuffy QM. Hartj, Sue QB. Rheaj, and Hazel KK. Beckettl prepare house for cousin Me-l's visit from New York. Harry lJ. Hopkinsi has just come home from a busy day in court. Sue CB. Rhea! and Harry iJ. Hopkinsb Brown greet playwright, Mel Sherwood 4.1. Mcllanielsl, and an unexpected guest, Claire Deliune IL. Brownj, with t heir two daughters, Joyce fJ. Stevens? and Stuffy lM. Hartl, while their studious son, Dick lB. Leadmonl, carries ly Claire's bags. y Seruors FIRST CAST SECOND CAST Jimmy Hopkins John Hemmings Becky Rhea Winona Bailey Judy Stevens Marlene Hart Bill Leadmon Jerry McDaniels Lucille Brown Larry Stowers Karen Beckett Rosalie Thom pson Mitzie Whitten Keith Clarke Tom Mason Harriett Hallett Richard Fidler Juanita Dixon Jan Marco Mike VVhitten John Paul White Aunt. Grace Nancy Smithers Jean Faulkner Director -- Mrs. Violet Campbell Properties - Miss Barbara Joachim Tickets and Finance - Mr. B. F. Gillum Mm-l QJ. lllcllziniolsl con- i'l'llll'1ll0S on his writing, wliilv Graco QN. Sniitlicrsl assists him. Joycv QJ. Stn-vvnsb rolivzxrsvs lines for svliool play :ls lioy- fril-nil Ulm-ii Ql.. Slowersl coaiclics hor. Clziiro Dolmno QL. Brownl, t li o suhcniing' zlctress from New York, points ut Jun QM. Whittcnl who has lu-on acciisvd of steal- ing: hor Czulillav, while Glcn QL. Stowersl, Dick QB. Lczulinonj, Sue QB. Rln-ul, and llzirry QJ. Hop- kins! look on in disbelief. All cnmls well as Graco QN. Sinitln-rsl, Mol QJ. MC- llziniolsl, Sul- QB. Rhozml, Jun QM. Wliittonl, Dick QB. l.Q-ziflnionl, Stuffy QM. llurtl. :incl llzirry QJ. Hop- kinsb Qf2ll.lll'l' in t h e llrown's living' room for the closing' scene. Second Cast - Grace QJ. Fuulkiwrl, Sue QW. Bail- oyl, Joyce QR. Thoinpsonl, Claire Qll. Hzillottl. Stuffy QM. Whittenj, Mel QT. Mnsonh, Harry QJ. Hein- llllllL1'Sl. Jan QJ. Whitol, Dick QK. Clnrkel, and Glun QR. Fidlerj. ,x 'ming :kg X .Qqgv Wim. 6 lwwwlmng., Rm M x B 3 nm1' x N-s Xl! WI! Qli QI! UNI F I lv lf! la! El Il E. Q1 Q! Q! W mv 'll ,vw-. ,qui 1 s 4-1'-:..,..., - W'!i : 3...,, ' ' img, O nail WE gn U ffl FV .NEW x. is? -Q-. Top Left-The 1957 Follies entitled Patty in l'arie was presented November 29 and 330. Members of the cast shown above are Jack Cook, Gary Spencer, Rosa- lie Thompson, Barbara Mays, Keith Clarke, Tom Mason, Kathy llunyon, Winona Bailey, Jean Faulkner, Chester Cooke, Gloria Shepard, Connie Thomas, Judy Meadows, Mike Whitten, John Igo, C. V. King, Kay McCoy, and Sandy Sullivan. This year, for the first time, two separate casts were selected, giving more students a chance to participate. Top Right-The senior high cheerlead- ers and majorettes join together in a fast stepping routine to the music of Anchors Away. Other groups who performed were The Four Teens, The Larsettesf' The llarmonettesf' and the Jr. High major- ettes. A special attraction was our own Elvis Presley, Jack Cook, giving his ren- dition of Money Honey, Hound Dog, and other songs made famous by Elvis. tudents Present npatty in Pareen The cast gather on the stage for the Grand Fi- nale, How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm, After They've Seen I'aree , at the final performance. Bedecked in authentic hillbilly attire a1'e these members of the male chorus. They were most convincing and enter- taining as they sang I Like Mountain Music. The writers of this year's Follies were Vera Ann Thompson, Judy Stevens, and James Hopkins. h-f '! Top Left-The annual Sophomore Gift llasket Program was presented to the stu- dents on December 20. The admission was 25 cents or the equivalent in food. The Na- tivity scene, under the direction of Mrs. Josephine Wolfe, played an important part in the program. The cast was composed of Imogene Nida, Joan Beasley, Tommy Lavender, Mildred Hopkins, and Sarah Kirk. N... ,N Wil ls Top Right-Joan Cosby, James Harm- on, Karen Franklin, lluby Sales, accom- panied by Judy Keeney at the piano, did a swell job of singing the A B C's of Love in the annual Gift Basket Program. The singing, dancing, and novelty acts vsere directed by Miss Maxine Thacker. Proceeds of Christmas Program Help N ee y 'Y..f--154 'X- 'L,. 1,,N.f-X-x,.x.-s-wxilt 7'-'L,...x-E W: W -5, Paris Iludnall, Donald Robinson, Jimmy Cook, Chuck White, and Tommy Ileflin, members of the Varsity Club, lend a helping hand as the Christmas gift baskets are prepared and deliver- ed to people in need. Members of the Student Council were responsible for obtaining goods and packing them in the baskets. The Sophomore Gift Basket Program ended with Mr. Barnes' English class narrating a well- known Christmas story, The N i g ht Before Christmas. Miss Dupont M The charming, attractive MISS CONNIE PRITT has claimed the coveted title of Miss Th d hter of Mr and Mrs Densil Pritt of Rand, Connie DuPont for the year 1957. e aug . .. was also assistant majorette captain in her senior year. She is a member of the Thes- ' ' ' d is also a faculty secretary. pian Society, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, an The student body selected Connie by popular vote. Attendants Friendly FAYE PATTERSON was chosen as Miss DuPont's second attendant. Faye is cheerleader captain, secretary of the senior class, active member of the F.T.A. and is on- the staff of the DuPontian and Panther Press. She resides in Rand with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Patterson. The first attendant to Miss DuPont is pretty PATTY WINFREE. After coming from Midway, Patty has been active in the Dramatic Club, Thespians, and Majorette Corps. She was also Miss Touchdown and first attendant to the DuPontian Queen. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Grover Winfree of Coal Fork. l03 Third place honors were taken by charm- Second place went to cute PATTY WIN- FREE. She is a member of the Dramatic Club and Thespians. She was also Miss Touchdown and first attendant to Miss Du- Pont. Patty resides at Coal Fork with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Winfree. ing SYDNEY LEE ADKINS. She also took third place awards in the contest of Miss Kanawha Majorette and third place in the DuPontian's Beauty Queen Contest last year. Her favorite hobby is dancing. Sydney is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Adkins of Diamond. 'IDA Dupontian Lovely PATTY PE- TRELLA is the win- ner of the Senior High Beauty Contest. The beauty queens were selected by the student body on the basis of beauty only. Patty's hobbies are dancing and taking part in the Majorette Corps. She is also in F.T.A. and was Junior High Queen in the ninth grade. Patty lives with her mother, Mrs. Nell- ie Petrella of Rand. 1169113 Attractive LINDA BROWN won first place in the Junior High Beauty Contest sponsored by the Du- Pontian. Linda is in the eighth grade and takes an active part in the Junior High Chor- us and Majorette Corps. Her hobbies consist of skating and swimming. Linda lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Brown of Rand. Pretty DIANE TURNER received second place honors. Diane is a member of the eighth grade and Junior High Chorus. Her hobbies are skating and taking part as a majorette in Junior High. Diane's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Turner of Belle. Third place was taken by charming JO ANN DAVIS. Jo Ann is a member of the ninth grade and is also in the Junior High Chorus and Majorette Corps. Her hobbies are dancing, skating, and taking part in the Junior High County Chorus. Jo Ann is the illaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Davis of and. l05 .iii Judy Stevens and llarriet Hallett do some fast stepping as they and their escorts John Blake and Richard Fidler seem to be enjoying the fes- tivities of the night. For the eats that liked to jitterlaug' there were dit- ties with such titles as Ain't that a Shame and Sixteen Tons. Paris -Theme Paris in the Springtiine - a theme befitting last year's Jr.-Sr. Prom. These lovely girls and their escorts add an- other touch of beauty to the lively atlnosphere that lasted from the moment the guests were greeted at the door un- til the last note of the orch- estra faded into the past. Here Vera Ann Thompson, Judy Lyons, Becky Custer, Winona Bailey, Thelma lig- gleston, and Lucille Brown take time at intermission to pose in second iloor hall. These were but a few of the array of gowns that floated giaeefully through the gymnasium dee- orated with wrist or shoulder corsages. Prom This was the typical scene at the Prom while the classy orcliestra of Bill Nixon sup- plied the music. They enter- tained with such numbers as Lisbon Antigua , Love is a Many Splendored Thing ', and Yesterdays, The sidewalk cafes of Paris provide the hackground for the couples in these scenes. French signs were also hung at vaiious places along the calcs. .lini tiiyens. Vera Ann Thompson, Mackie Gwinn. and Winona Bailey glide through a nunihei' while many oi' the guests look on from their ta- bles. KM W Q Milli. A A continuous trickle of water flow- ed from this huge Eiffel Tower in the center ofthe gym. Looking on in amusement are Becky Custer, Judy Lyons. and Judy Meadows. Minia- tures of the tower were placed in the center of each table. ,,,gv i Highlik hts of the Miss Connie Pritt with mums presented Jr. High Majorettes dance to The Money Tree at the to her during: her reign ovcr the Holnecom- Quill and Scroll Jamboree. Members of the Keninsheka ing festivities in October. Chapter of Quill and Scroll, who formed the cast, are in the background. Chorus members group together for a series of songs at the concert held in November. Nancy Casto was accompanist while Mary llorncr and Gary Spencer added variety with a special dance routine. .....-X ,.X,,,x f-xt X W f-N-Jw... 108 Scrambling for the ball at the annual Polio Benefit Game are members of thc faculty. The men defeated the Women mem- bers of the faculty. Sc lOOl EICHI' 1 t. 1 Pictured after the FTA initiation are the officers. Seated -Helen Hiner, Becky Rhea, president. Standinpf-Sandra Johnson, Karen Markham, Faye Patterson Judy Herald, Nancy Smithers. Nancy Dean and Tommy Pauley stage a mock wedding as a part of the Junior Class assembly. Looking: on amused is Scotty Beck. 1 ss. -, Sr. High Chorus members are shown caroline in the halls at Christmas time. This annual observance is under the di- rection of Miss Erma Brooke. Julia Hitchcock, New Hi-Y members are welcomed into the club by the president, Chester Cook. The Hi-Y adviser is Mr. Bill Gardner. l lO9 1 . ,kkyfy if I . i 5 SENIOR IIIGII f'IIICI'IRI.EADERS - Joan Wentz, Carol Blanton, Kay Stanley, Faye Patterson Captain, Judy Stevens, Karen Markham, Nancy Rice. ' V Senior High Clieerleaclers SENIOR IIIGII C'IIICICRI,ICAllEIlS - Joan VVentZ, Carol Blanton, Kay Stanley, Faye Patterson. Cap taing Jurly Stevens, Karen lNIzu'kham, Nancy Rice. W 2475s K I ii X v i Kinsman X - ME E! Tr- -4JlL's.fv-1.-l'4h-cgi., , -'wg af- ul'--Q wt tann- Stikl' MGI Cum! 'X' 'X . . G1'gdI11ZE:1t1OI1S 'BSI-l Douglas Ends Coaching Career 1956 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD, Front Row - Mgr. J. B. Ferguson, E. Harmon, B. Stanley, D. Robinson, S. Stowers, J. Gregg, C. Smailes, R. Jarrett, R. Mullins, J. Miley, J. McDaniels, R, Fidler, R. Burton, C. White, J. Hemmings, J. Matheney, D. Hunter, Mgr. H. Rutledge, Mgr. W. Harper. Second Row - Asst. Coach Tom Bossie, M. Wolfe, C. Sword, B. Deardorff, B. Dornick, M. Albert, L. Hall, H. Flowers, S. Martin, N. Halstead, B. Akers, C. Blake, J. Snodgrass, L. Valentine, R. Conant, J. Black- well, L. Edwards, E. Powers, A. Vaughan, B. Fleck. Third Row - Head Coach H. B. Douglas, R. Ad- kins, R. Smith, D. Hudnall, T. Bonham, J. Morrison, R. Middleton, L. Blackburn, R. Pritt, J, Berk- house, R. Jarrett, J. Hancock, J. Farren, W. Hotnit, J. Cox, D. Lucus, O. Kenney, B. Tittle, C. Welch T. Heflin, B Ramsey, Asst Coach Q. J. Humphreys. SEASON'S RECORD DuPont 14 ...... ..........................,......... S outh Charleston 13 DuPont 0 ...... ................ B arboursville 20 DuPont 24 ...... ...,.... C harleston Catholic 7 DuPont 0 ,..... ....................,,.. N itro 26 DuPont 0 ....... ...... M ontgomery 28 DuPont 0 ...... ....,.. S t. Albans 52 DuPont 6 ...... ....... C lendenin 7 DuPont 13 ...... .,,.., D unbar 13 Doufl DuPont 7 ....... ........,., E lkview 27 DuPont 0 ...... ....... E ast Bank 26 DOUGLAS RETIRES AFTER 28 YEARS OF COACHING Coach Harry Douglas, the dean of Kanawha County coaches, resigned as head coach at DuPont High School after coaching in Kanawha County for 26 years. He start- ed his career at Oceana High School in the fall of 1929 after his graduation from Davis and Elkins College that same year. When Mr. Douglas stepped down after the current football season, the ranks of the Old Guard in West Vir- ginia coaching was reduced to only three or four who have had 25 years of service. ll? Gene Harmon C735 makes good yardage as Jerry Mcllaniels blocks out Barhoursville defender. DUPONT DEFEATS BLACK EAGLES On October 12, the Panthers traveled to South Charleston where they won their opener, a thriller, 14-13. DuPont made the first score midway in the second quarter, but the Eagles wasted no time making a touch- down before the intermission and again in the second half. With just minutes to go in the game, Bob Stanley went 26 yards around right end to tie the game. Charles Smailes kicked the pigskin through the up- rights, making the score 14-13 in DuPont's favor. PIRATES ROUTE DUPONT DuPont went down in defeat for the first time to a strong Barboursville team 20-O. A cloudburst before the game made the play- ing pretty rough. The Panthers, controlling the ball very little, found it tough to score with the pigskin staying in the possession of Barboursville for nearly three quarters. DuPont didn't start clicking until the final period when fullback Harlan Flowers ripped off some nice gains, but the clock halted the Panthers on the 14. PANTHERS DRUB CATHOLIC The Gold and Blue got back in the win- ning column by running over the Fighting Bob Stanley C555 eludes Charleston Catholic would-be tarklers for a long gain. sw Jerry McDaniels C653 and Charles Smailes stop Barboursville halfback for a short gain. Irish 27-7 on September 21. DuPont scored early in the game as Bob Stanley went 18 yards around left end for the touchdown. Charles Smailes and Joe Gregg both scored during the first half to make it 18-0. March- ing 45 yards in the third period, DuPont got its fourth and final touchdown when Gene Harmon went around left end from eight yards out. PANTHERS FALL TO NITRO The Panthers found the going pretty rough as they come out on the short end of the score 27-0 at Nitro. Doing most of the damage for the Wildcats was Bob Linders who made most of Nitro's yardage. DuPont was hampered due to injuries of several players. Nitro had 10 first downs to Du- Pont's 9. MONTGOMERY SURPRISES DUPONT On October 5 the Montgomery Grey- hounds traveled to DuPont to beat the home team 28-0. Montgomery scored twice in the first period, once in the second period, and again in the final stanza. Pat Mulligan and his pinpoint passing provided for the down- fall of the Panthers. Gene Harmon C733 and several unidentified lan thers stop Catholic ball carrier. Neal Halstead hits the secondary against Cath- olic as Frank Pontier CHD is about to make the tackle. Dl'PONT IS CRUSHED BY ST. ALBANS DuPont played host, and a good one at that, to the strong-studded defending State Champs of 1955. From the moment Danny Alexander took Jerry lVIcDaniel's opening kickoff 86 yards to score, it was mostly the lied Diagon's game. t'l,l'INDENlN SQUEEZES BY DUPONT The Vlendenin C'ardinals played host to IJuP4znt on October 19. Clendenin saw the light first as they scored in the closing min- utes of the first half. DuPont, giving the favored Cards all they could handle, pushed over a touchdown in the fourth period. Bob Stanlry made the lone tally. DUNBAR TIES DUPONT DuPont journeyed to Dunbar to be tied by a favored Bulldog eleven. The Panthers got off to a good start as Eugene Harmon dashed 631 yards on the second scrimmage play of the game. Joe Gregg on a one yard mark scored IJul'onts second tally. DuPont went into the halftime with a 13-6 lead but the Charles Smailes C503 breaks loose for a long gain against St. Albans. Bill Fleck and Gene Harmon smotherna Mont gomery ball carrier as Jerry Mcllaniels C60 rushes in. Bulldogs hammered away during the second half. The Panthers allowed them one touch- down to tie the game 13-13. HERD THUMPS PA NTHERS On October 31 DuPont played host to the Elk Herd of Elkview. DuPont received the opening kickoff and on the third play from scrimmage Elkview intercepted a Du- Pont pass and quickly scored putting them ahead for keeps. It wasn't until the last period that, through the maneuvering of Gene Harmon, Bob Stanley, Joe Gregg, and Jerry McDaniels, the Panthers scored. DUPONT IS TOPPED BY PIONEERS In the final game of the season for both teams, DuPont lost the Battle of the Bridge to arch-rival East Bank 26-O at Cal- vert Field. After a scoreless first period East Bank tallied two touchdowns before the intermission and two more during the third stanza. The rugged Pioneer line held Du- Pont to 99 yards. All seniors on the squad saw action in the final game of their high school career. Bob Stanley C555 eludcs St. Albans tacklers as Joe Gregg C511 and Mike Albert C611 follow for lateral. Panthers Begin Season With Three WIDE SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM, First Row-D. Robinson, R. Fidler L Stowers J Co ar B Leadmon, Coach Tom Bossie. Second Row - D. Hunter, H. White, R. Gregrg P Hudnall C Slgemore Third Row-N. Halstead, M. Dye, L. Edwards, J. Brown. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD DuPont ...... .......................,..... 8 1 Alumni .,,,..,............. DuPont ....... ......... 6 3 Elkview ...,..,....,....., DuPont ...... ,,,,,,,., 5 0 Sissonville ............., DuPont ...... ,,..,,,,, 6 1 Charleston Catholic DuPont ....... ,,,,,,,,, 5 1 St. Albans ............... DuPont ....... ,,,,,,,,, 5 0 East Bank ........,...... DuPont .,..,,. .,,,,.,,, 7 1 South Charleston DuPont .,..... ,,.,,,,,, 5 3 Dunbar ...........,....,,,., DuPont .,.,,.. ,.,,,,,,. 7 1 Elkview ..,.,...........,.. DuPont ..,.... ,..,,,,,, 7 2 Stonewall Jackson . DuPont ...,,.. ,,,,,.,,, 7 1 South Charleston DuPont ,,,.... ,,,,,,,,, 7 3 Charleston Catholic DuPont .,..... ,,,,,,,,, 7 8 Sissonville .,...........,. DuPont ,,..,.. .,,,,,,,. 6 0 East Bank .............., DuPont ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, 7 7 Nitro ..............,,....... DuPont ....... .,,..,.,, 4 6 Stonewall Jackson . DuPont ....... ,,,,,,,,. 6 2 Charleston ............... DuPont . ,.,. , ,,,,,,,,, 63 Montgomery ......... . DuPont ....... .,....... 7 2 Nitro ................. DuPont ,,..... .,,,,,,,. 5 9 Dunbar .....,,.,. DuPont .......,,,....,,...,,,,.,,,,,...,,,...,,,...,.,,..,,,,,, 78 Clendenin ....,. 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Left B11tl11m - J1111 C'11g211' t21111's 21 1'111s11 111 shot 11112111181 St111111w211l J211'11s1111 21s 11111121111 1111111111 111111 1121l'l'Y St11w111's get 111 111151111111 1'111' tho 1111111111111. B111- tom - L2l1'1'j' Stowors 1,5111-s 1111111 1111 1111 21 1111' 1111 21223111181 S1111111w2111 J211'11s1111 as IJ111121111 11111111-1' looks 011. 117 Thinclacis Place Fourth in Conference 1957 GRADUATING SENIORS ON TRACK SQUAD, First Row - R. Burton, R. Canterbury, J. Edwards, J. Matheney. Second Row - J. McDaniels, J. Gregg, J. Miley, L. Stowers, R. Jarrett, R. Gregg, B. Leadmon. Missing from picture, R. Fidler. SUMMARY Last year's DuPont High track squad scored impressive victories over South Charleston twice, Elk- view and Sissonville in dual meets. They finished in fourth place in the Chemical Valley Conference Track Meet and were also in the Stonewall Invitational and the Re- gional Track Meet at Laidley Field. Clarence Hamrick set a new mile record at 4:57.05, Bob Shannon threw the shot put 42' 2157, to break the old record, and Larry Stowers and Richard Gregg tied the high jump record at 5' 67. The Panther thinclads scored 485 16!24 points for the year of 1956 and in- dividual scoringy honors went to Ray Jarrett with 4014 for the year followed by Jim Miley, 3916: Bob Shannon, 365 Ray Conant, 3116: Clarence Hamrick, 293 Fred Whitlock, 27213 Randy Canterbury, 26V2g Larry Stowers, 25 13!14g Tommy McCluskey, 26113 Bill Leadmon, 25 51123 Richard Gregg, 26153 John Bowles, 13 1763 Jerry McDaniels, 26Vag and Richard Fid- ler, 934. Event 100 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash .,,e,ee, 440 Yard Dash ,,,,,e,. Date ,. 11954 1955 .........1954 880 Yard Run ,.,.,.,. ............., 1 955 Mile Run .. ,,e,,, .,.,,,.....,.....A.. 1 956 180 Yard Low Hurdler e.,, 1955 120 Yard High Hurdler .. ...1951 Medley Relay QDiscontinued 1947 Mile Relay ,.,, e,,,. . ,,,, ,,,,.. . . .1955 880 Yard Relay ,,,,,.Y,,,,, 1955 Shuttle Hurdle Relay ,,,,,.,,,,,, 1955 Bib Boy Relay Q400 Yardsj 1953 Sprint Relay C400 Yardsj ...1953 High Jump .,,,......,,,,....,, 1955, Bib Boy Relay C440 Yards? 1956 1955 Sprint Relay C440 Yardsj ..,, 1955 Pole Vault ..e,,e,e....,.e,.....i. ...... 1 955 Broad Jump ,e,.. ..... 1 947 Discus .,,..,,,e, . A..-... 1955 Shot Put .e,,.... ...... 1 956 H8 Record Holders Time or Distance Larry Stanley , 1.10.2 Sec. John Belcher . .. ,,,,, 23.7 Sec. John Morrison 53.5 Sec. Clarence Hamrick ,,,,,ee,,, 2:11.3 Sec. Clarence Hamrick ,. 4:57.05 Sec. Larry Stanley 21.2 Sec. Richard Stanley 16.2 Sec. Robert Lowther, Joe Tassone, Jer- ry Groah, Marion Smith 3:50.5 Sec. Bill Hall, Fred Whitlock, John Belcher, Larry Stanley 3137.5 Sec. John Belcher ,, 1:34,2 Sec. John Belcher, Larry Ervine, Char- les Dean, Hugh Pritt 64.5 Sec. Leo Abston, Keith Pritt, Tom Myers, Tom Moore . ...., 46.5 Sec. Paul Boyd, Larry Stanley, Bill Hall, Tom Myers ................ 45.5 Sec. Larry Stanley, Larry Stowers, Richard Gregg ...... .....,.5' 6 Max 0'Dell, Mark Holstclaw, Jer- ry McDaniels, B. Shannon 51.8 Sec. Bill Leadmon, Richard Fidler, Bob Stanley, Charles Barr .... 50.07 Sec. John- Belcher ,.......... ........... 1 0' 1M Wesley Bitzer .............. ..... .... 2 0 ' 5 Max O'Dell .....,., ........... 1 28 ft. Bob Shannon .. ......... 42' 2116 Left - Bill Leadmon breaks the string to take first place in the mile run as Clarence Hamrick takes second place against Elkview. Right - Bill Fleck, number two man on the shuttle hurdle relay team cl 1 th h' hh '- ' , ens e ig ui dle against Elkview to help lead DuPont to first place in this event. , ,i .. 5 I -A. Above Left - Charles Barr and Richard Gregg place third and fourth in coming to finish line against Elkview. Above Center - Larry Stowers easily clears the crossbar against Elkview to share first place honors in the high jump with team-mate Richard Gregg. Above Right. - Randy Canterbury takes first place honors and Clarence Hamrick takes second place in the 880 yard run against Elkview. DUPONT DEFEATS CHEMISTS On April 11, the Panther track squad in their first dual meet of the year defeated South Charleston by a score of 76-47. Bob Shannon and Clarence Hamrick were high point men with 10 points each followed by Richard Fidler and Fred Whitlock with 9V4 points each. PANTHERS FINISH FOURTH IN C. V. C. MEET DuPont finished up in fourth place in the Third Annual Chemical Valley Conference Track Meet at Laidley Field on April 14 with 35 11 X42 points. Clarence Hamrick set a new C.V.C. record by running the mile in 4:57.05. Ray Jarrett, Clarence Hamrick, and Bob Shannon were high scorers for Du- Pont. SOUTH CHARLESTON FALLS TO THINCLADS DuPont played host to South Charleston on May 1. Led by Tom McCluskey with 15 points and Bob Shannon with 11Vz, the Pan- thers were victorious 118-70. One school record was broken and one was tied. Bob Shannon threw the shot put 42' 215' while Larry Stowers jumped 5' 6 to match the school record. DUPONT WALLOPS ELKVIEW On May 3, the Elkview track team was defeated by a score of 129-59. Scoring hon- ors went to Jim Miley and Ray Conant. The school high jump record was tied by Larry Stowers and Richard Gregg with a leap of 57 6!! REGIONAL MEET DuPont traveled to Laidley Field on May 5, to participate in the Regional Track Meet. Bill Leadmon and Bob Shannon led the Du- Pont cindeimen in scoring while Conant, Fleck, Ervine, and McCluskey also scored points. DUPONT RUNS OVER SISSONVILLE May 10, the DuPont track squad, closing the record books for another season, scored an impressive 123V2-64M victory over Sis- sonville. Jerry McDaniels and Jim Miley took scoring honors with 1715 points each. ll9 Cubs March Through Uncieieateci Season ? l 1 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM, First Row - L. Myers, J. Lyons, B. Welch, L. Naylor, J. Wiseman, K O'Neal, J. Jarrett, J. Crowder, J. Simms,, C. Robinson, P. Crotty. Second Row - H. Hunt, W. Nutter D. Brown, J. Collins, J. Day, R. Allen, D. Simmons, C. Meadows, J. Harrison, C. Young, R. Dean, D Jarrett, M. Ferrell, B. West. Third Row - Mgrs. R. Hall and M. Kincaid, D. Dolin, J. Phillips, D Meadows, B. Kegley, B. Rodgers, J. Robinson, P. Harris, Coaches Meadows and Vandall. SEASON'S RECORD DuPont 6 DuPont 20 ........ DuPont 7 ....... DuPont 14 ......... DuPont 19 ........ DuPont 27 ........ VANDALL AND MEADOWS TAKE REINS OF DPJHS The Panther Cubs finished with an undefeated season and won the Upper Kanawha Conference. DuPont placed three boys on the U. K. V. All-Conference Team. 120 Jefferson 0 7 .........,...Chelyan 6 ...-...Cedar Grove 12 ...............Pratt 7 ..,.,..Marmet 0 They were Larry Myers, quarterback, John Lyons, endg and Kenny O'Neal, guard. Coach Jim Vandall and his able assistant, Marion Meadows, both in their first year at DuPont, were mainly respon- sible for the succ-ess of this year's team. Right - Larry Myers 1555, Bob West, and an unidentified DuPont player smother a Marmet ball carrier while John Lyons 1725, James Harris 1425 and William Nutter 1685 close in to help. Right - John Lyons, All-Conference end, starts upfield after catching a pass as Chauncey Robinson 1315 fol- lows. Left - Larry Myers 1115 of DuPont leads interference for James Wise- man 1285 around right end in the Midway game. Left - All conference quarterback, Larry Myers, up-ends an unidentified Chelyan player as William Nutter 1325 and Benny Welch 1135 of Du- Pont follow the play. Cagers Train With N ew Coaches DUPONT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM, First Row - Coach Marion Meadows J Day, J. Lyons, captain C. Robinson, B. Welch, L. Myers, W. Nutter, Coach Jim Vandall. Second Row lklgrr. T. Miley, H. Hunt, P. Harris, J. Wiseman, J. Burton, P. Ramsey, M. Ferrell, D. Arnold, J. Crowder Mgr. Third Row - D. Meadows, W. Hudnall, J. Jarrett, J. Phillips, C. Meadows, D. Monk, E. Ferrell CUB RESULTS SUMMARY DuPont 30 ........................... Cedar Grove 45 , DuPont 31 ...........,.,.,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, C atholic 41 DuPont, under their new coaches, gugonf 13 ----- - ---,A'-- -,-'---------- , Pratt 60 Jim Vandall and Marion Meadows, u Ont 46 ' -- 'a a M ldwav 38 finished the season with a five and DuPont 23 .... ....... L incoln 58 I DuPont 51 ,,,,, -,,A,--, C helyan 48 ten record. -Lalry Myers .led the DuPont 36 ..... ,....,. L eewood 43 season's scoring with 237 points and gugonz gg ----- --'-----e' L igcoln gg? a 14.8 average. He was followed by U on -'-f' ----e---------' f att Chauncey Robinson with 98 points. DuPont 28 ..... ..... J efferson 42 . DuPont 33 ,,,,, -------, M aymet 24 Myers was chosen for the U. K. V. DUPOM 44 ,-.-- ....... C helyan 33 All-Conference Team. DuPont 47 ..... - ......,.... Midway 36 DuPont 48 ..... ............ L eewood 52 DuPont 40 .........,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cedar Grove 45 Won 5 ..................................... Lost 10 Tournament DuPont 28 .. ........, Roosevelt 35 122 .5 A 5 SE K -... V am -f ., SUX Sf gi J, , R .., X 2' r y -S Pit vm ,f if Y: ik as is Vim, Vigor, and Vitality SENIOR IIIGII CII EERLEAIJERS - Kay Stanley, Judy Stevens, Kai-en Markham, Nancy Rice, Faye I'attL-rson, Captain, Carol Blanton, and Joan Wentz. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS - Cookie Stephens, Paula Hall, Marjorie Peck, Linda Angus, Cap taing Sally Grady, Mary Cooke, and Sandy Sullivan. l24 Meniories Were ilatle Qt This Right-'Tlie Stuilent Council luooth took Hrst place honors for the second coiiseviitive your at the Junior llLtl'lllV2ll. With Gary Fruine acting :is hurker, they haul zi stuiletl dog ruffle, the proct-oils heing ust-tl towzirtl the lzintlscuping project. Below,--Octolier 25 was the clziy set :isitle this year for consiiltzints from surrountlinpg colleges to tzillq with Juniors zintl Seniors who :ire contempliitin,-I their future etluczition. Shown with two of the Consultants after the zisseinhly are Mike Dye, John Blackwell and Larry Hunter. N NE II Y fo, 5' cn COCCE 6 Mary Horner seeks the judges decision as she Shown below are the winners of this years steps to u modern dance routine in the Follies. beauty contest-Sydney Adkins, Patty Winfiee and Patty Petrella. xlaw 'h ,X lvl ut ii ?f E, -'G thx' We 1, A www xt s . -,v..,.-- X w V: E'- Jf' lx x.- ib 1. nl ' Memorable Events Cl 1956-57 Left,-These parents are shown register-ing for Parent Visitation Day, November 19. They and many others spent the day learning of their childrens accomplishments-pfood or bad. Junior Honor Society members were in charge of registration and the Student Council served hot lunch and held a tea in the library. Below-Through the years, special assem- blies have been held in which music groups from various colleges have performed. This year the Morris Harvey Choir, some of its members being' DuPont graduates, favored us with selected musical numbers. A A . . Y K y t - Members of the Senior High Dramatics Club in an 1 That Unf0TE5tCttf1ll'2l9 ilfxsftgnaidsggllvglfgml mr S 'lc assembly proclaiming American Education Week. t1V1l71'3S Come 0 C Ima ' V- V N-P' NV --..... Y -,v, '-Q. f'x,,. -xv if 1..f X.. X.-,..- L- -F., 'ggi 'X...fs., -L., 1, le: 1 3 5 e KRQGERS , 'Eu Z a t J H2 .2 2 Jii - .i 5--1 ff I xt OA X -5 k 5 ' . ma A VGIJCISIIIQ ,igmgom Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and ColIeges Closs Rings ond Pins Commencement lnvitotions - Diplomas Personal Cords Club Insignia-Medals 84 Trophies ir Represented by: C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON P. 0. Box 'I95 Sistersville, West Virginia X 55 THE 37 NATIONAL RUBBER . QUARRIER 5 DINER LEATHER COMPANY, lO22 Quarrier Street I Phone DI 2-7453 Charleston Mine HIGH WAY MARKET, INC. . 'II TEBAY'S DAIRY PRoDucTs M' 2211 E. DuPont Ave. Auto supplies Proprietor Belle, W. Va. . 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Connell Store .....,e................ Cunningham Barber Shop ........ Curtain Shop .......................... ... D .- Daniel Boone Trail ..-...,........ DeLuxe Studio A,,.,,....,....... Diamond Alkali Co ..,,. Dickinson, J. Q. 81 Co ....,...,. Douglas Produce ..s.................... Duncan's Skylark Drive-lnn ...,... DuPont Confectionery .,.,............. .. 5 - East Center Gulf Service ....... Edwards Hardware ......e.....,..... - F .. Falwell Fast Freight .....,s,........ Ferguson Grocery .....V. . ............. Fidler 8. Frame Funeral Home ...... ....,. Fife Street Shoe Shop ........ ......... First Federal Savings 8- Loan ........ ...... Ray Francis Service Station ....... Freeland Furniture Co ............. --- .. G - Gatens Grocery ..............,.......... ...... - H - Halstead Service Station ..,.... Hemmings' Grocery ..,..,.... Henry's Men Shop ..,...... Highway Food Market ......... Ho Do's ..................,............... Hoffman's General Store ....,... 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