DuPont High School - DuPontian Yearbook (Belle, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1958 volume:

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It is a com- plete record of your school year, therefore, we have chosen The Modern Teenager as the theme for the 1958 DU PONTIAN. In you, the teenagers of today, lies the future of our country and the world. What you are today and the goal you are working for plays an import- ant part in the building of a nation. Whether your ambition is to be a scientist, teacher, doctor, or whether you plan to enter the business field, you are an important factor, and you must realize this to succeed and attain the goal you are seeking. So, students of DuPont High, you help hold the future of the world in your hands. To make your world a better one, study hard and try to achieve all the knowledge you can and make your school days the best you can for yourself and others. 2 QR S ff DEDICATION .................... 6 FACULTY .......................... 7 CLASSES ..............,............. 17 ORGANIZATIONS .....,...... 69 ACTIVITIES ....,,....,.......,.,. 99 ATHLETICS ....,.............,... 111 ADVERTISING ................ 125 ADVERTISERS INDEX .... 153 C wwf' :-W wrwwxw- t Qwmvx 1 S x S Wi, ,W 1 . L , Q21 255255 .ful ' A Q ' N.. Q '.- . K Ham ,M i - gqggfs-1 'w f 756 Da ponlclcm In Dedication A c BILLY F. GARDNER Student, soldier, chemist, teacher and father of two lively boys-this would serve to give you a capsule picture of Mr. Billy F. Gardner to whom the DuPontian is dedicated by the Class of 1958. We feel that Mr. Gardner truly deserves this honor since he is an alumnus of DuPont High School and, naturally, has a vital interest in all things pertaining to our school. His work does not stop with the classroom, for he is busily engaged with the Hi-Y Club and handling the finance for all school events as well. For his contribution to our school and our community, we proudly dedicate this issue of The DuPontian. 6 Faculty Our Principal Dear DuPontian: n For the past forty years, I have had an intimate contact with teen-agers. I have en- joyed what I fondly wish to recall as a sym- pathetic and guiding role with this age of youth. Upon being informed that the theme of your 1958 DuPontian was The Modern Teen- Ager, I had a quick flashback over the years. The word modern disturbed me. At the age of 15 I was a modern teen-ager. Where do these present-day kids get that title? I suppose each batch of fresh teens has as- sumed they are the modern youngsters, with the new language, and original clothing styles. With the rapidly changing picture in scientific and geographical events, the present high schooler is far in advance, in most ways, to the older moderns of the Ford Model T and snow picture TV. Yet, in each generation of modern teen- agers, one perpetual common cry has been raised-Juvenile Delinquency. I firmly be- lieve, that for every juvenile hoodlum there 8 are hundreds of boys and girls doing real work in classrooms, for every thrill seeking youth giving anguish and tears to parents there are those thousands of youngsters gaining scholarships and social graces. For- mer moderns may not have known all the words to The Star Spangled Banner, but wherever our national anthem was played, in Korea, on Salerno Beach, or at Belleau Woods, our American boys gave those at home a great swelling pride in their modern teen-agers. Today, they may need a gentle nudge to enroll, and interested assistance, to conquer those more challenging, scientific courses in Math and Science. But with com- petent and understanding instruction they will come through with flying colors in com- petition with the forced-feeding tactics used on the hapless Soviet youth. I have the highest faith in the young people who now walk our halls, just as I am very proud of our past modern teen-agers who are now fine citizen members of the Du- Pont High Alumni. QS lf' Mind Mrs. Clifton Scherer has taken over the job of school secretary. There are many tasks that have to be performed by this petite lady. Taking care of school records, filing, and having charge of the book stores keeps her busy throughout the day. Mary Whitlock, Susie Kidd, Lora Harless, Karen Franklin, Nancy Meadows, Nancy Dean, Sandra Johnson, and Connie Hitchcock are all oiiice assistants in the principal's office. They help Mrs. Scherer keep the office in tip-top condition. These future secretaries find that publishing and distributing the announcement and absence sheets, answering the phone, keeping the files in order, and running errands are only a few of the duties to be performed by a secretary. 9 Deans Prove Most Helpful MRS. VIOLET CAMPBELL, Dean of girls, has a busy schedule to fulfill. It includes giving advice and being counselor to the girls. She seems to always be around to lend a helping hand when it is needed. Her guidance is always welcomed and appreciated. The office assistants who aid Mrs. Campbell in her daily tasks are Gardia Taylor, Barbara Haddad, Julia Hitchcock, and Sandra Lancaster. Some of their routines are filing, writing excuses, and general office work. The deans' office keeps Mrs. Campbell and these girls busy throughout the day performing their duties and assisting both new and old students. 10 In Giving Advice and Guidance .xit l The Dean of Boys, MR. HARRY DOUGLAS, is a familiar person to the boys at DuPont. Not only does he help the boys with their school problems, but he is willing to give advice on any personal problems that may be bothering them. X fz., ..., 1 : Mr. Douglas is very fortunate in having these girls to assist him in any work he may have to do. They are Bonnie Dawson, Genia Berrier, Sara Norman, Linda Lancaster, and Johnna Lynn Jackson. Some of the girls' routine duties are filing, answering the phone, writing out absence and tardy excuses, and running errands. As you can see, being an oflice assistant is no easy job. ll Victor Asself Tom Boss-ie Erma Brooke Twila Brown Violet Deem Campbell Faculty Victor Asseff: B.S. Morris Harvey College, Social Studies, Sport and Hobbies Club, Junior Class Spon- sor . . . Tom Bossie: B.S. Morris Harvey, West Vir- ginia University, Phys. Education, Coach, Senior High Varsity Club . . . Erma Brooke: A.B. Morris Harvey, M.A. Columbia University, Cincinnati Con- servatory of Music, Music, Junior Class Sponsor, Senior High Chorus, Male Chorus, Junior High Chorus Club . . . Twila Brown: B.S. West Virginia University, English, Y-Teens Sponsor . . . Violet Deem Campbell: A.B. Ohio University, M.A. Ohio University, Speech, Dean of Girls, Senior Class Sponsor, Senior Class Play . . . James Canterbury: 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. Capi- tol College, Columbus, Ohio, Industrial Music, Or- chestra, Music Composition Club . . . Ruth C. Colfin- dalfer: A.B. Bethel College, McKenzie, Tennessee, M.A. George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee, Mathematics, Sophomore Class Sponsor . . . William A. Copley: A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan College, General Shop, Industrial Arts Club . . . Helen B. Davis: A.B. Glenville State College, Shorthand, Typ- ing, General Business, F. B. L. A .... Martha Ann Deem: A.B. Marshall College, Art, Art Club . . . Harry M. Diller: Trade Industrial Education, Ma- chine Shop Mathematics, Morris Harvey College, West Virginia Tech, Project Club, Senior Class Sponsor . . . Harry B. Douglas: B.S. Davis and Elkins College, M.A. Marshall College, Dean of Boys . . . Ruth Eary: A.B. Ohio Wesleyan University, French, English, Social Dancing Club, Junior Class Sponsor . . . Bill F. Gardner: B.S. Marshall College, M.S. Marshall College, Chemistry, Biology, Science, Physics, 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, DuPontian Club . . . Anna Gray: A. B. West Virginia Tech, M.A. West Virginia University, Social Studies, Senior Class Sponsor, Dancing Club . . . M. T. Hamrick: A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M.A. West Virginia University, World History and American History, Stories and Tales of W. Va. Club . . . Joyce G. Holi- man: B.S. Morris Harvey College, M.A. Marshall College, 7th Grade English, Teen Age Book Club . . . Q. J. Humphreys: B.S. West Virginia Tech, M.A. West Virginia University, Biology, Junior Class Sponsor, Drivers' Education . . . les Canterbury L. S. Carson Ruth Cotfindaffer William Copley Helen Davis Martha lleem Harry Diller Harry Douglas Ruth Eary Bill Gardner Mrs. Wolfe, Miss Joachim, Mr. Gardner, Miss Thacker, and Mr. Gillum discuss the names of possible candidates for the Senior National Honor Society. Those students for- tunate enough to achieve this high honor are chosen for their scholastic record, their leadership, service, and character. B. F. Gillum Anna Gray M. T. Hamrick Joyce Hoiman Q. J. Humphreys I3 nrbara Joachim J. D. Kidd Isabel Kimmel Marion Meadows Frances Meredith Faculty Barbara Ann Joachim: A.B. West Virginia Tech, University of Wisconsin, West Virginia University, Librarian, Senior Class Sponsor, Senior National Honor Society, Library Club, Visual Education . . . J. D. Kidd: B.S. Morris Harvey College, 2nd Assist- ant Coach, Athletic Club, Civics, P. O. D., Economic Geography . . . Isabel Kimmel: B. S. West Virginia University, M.S. New York University, Social Stud- ies, Freshman Class Sponsor, Red Cross Council Sponsor, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor . . . Marion Meadows: B.S. Bluefield State College, Sports and Hobbies Club . . . Frances Meredith: A.B. Marshall College, Sewing, Freshman Sponsor, Need- lecz-aft Club, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor . . . Maceo W. Nelson: B.S. West Virginia State, Book- keeping, General Business, Recreation Club, M.A. West Virginia University . . . Marjorie Runyon: B.S. West Virginia University, Mary Washington Col- lege, Fredericksburg, Virginia, Morris Harvey, Science, Eighth Grade Sponsor, Personality Club, W. Va. State . . . Louise L. Scott: A.B. West Vir- ginia University, Mathematics, Y-Teens . . .Norma M. Shaar: A.B. Marshall College, Physical Educa- tion, Social Hygiene, 7th Grade Adviser, Cheer- leader Sponsor, G. A. A. Club, Jr. High Majorette Sponsor . . . Vida Smith: B.S. Margaret Morrison College of Carnegie Institute of Technology, Foods . . . Maxine Thacker: A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M.A. West Virginia University, Biology, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Bird Club . . . James Thomas: B.S. Morris Harvey College, English and Journalism, Panther Press Adviser, Panther Cubs . . . James Trent: B.S. West Virginia Tech., Marshall, West Vir- ginia University, Algebra, Athletic Club, lst Assist- ant Football Coach, Basketball Coach . . . James E. Vandall: B.S. Morris Harvey College, Physical Edu- cation, Junior High Coach, Junior High Varsity Club . . . Melvin W. Whitman: B.S. Degree Indus- trial Education and Engineering, Mechanical Draw- ing and Wood Shop, Club-Sports and Hobbies, Ten- nessee Agricultural and Industrial University, Nashville, Tennessee . . . Josephine Wolfe: A.B. Glenville State College, Marshall College, English, Student Council Sponsor . . . :ceo Nelson Marjorie Runyon Louisa Scott Norma Shaar Vida Smith Maxine Thacker James Thomas James Trent James Vandall Melvin W. Whitma The administration welcomed these new teachers to DuPont this year. They are Mr. Trent, head basketball coach, Mr. Kidd, Mr. Whitman, Miss Coleman, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Lawson. They are instructors of Math, History, English, and Industrial Arts. 1 Josephine Wolfe I5 Bus Drivers and Custodians These men shoulder a great responsibility transporting the students to and from school. They also contribute their free time at Christmas in helping with filling the gift baskets. Seated are Earl McCartney, Earl Barker, and Coy Fultz. Standing are Irving Brown, Grover Melton, E. W. Peterson, and Delmus Bowe. The camera managed to catch Ellis Hunley, Noah Phillips, Jack Nutter, Ed Brown, and Melvin Brown, head custodian, during one of the few times they are not busy dust- ing, sweeping, and cleaning the halls and classrooms. These people are all well-known figures around the school. I6 V 1 gg ia' A Q 'Q sf J 1462934 Q yr ,mi W 1 A 'W' ffwwe MH '.f iyfie fff . Q. . zfviiffgxs-fP'i -f .sf . g- gy f if 45- . -:V , , ,Q .-7' 1-mag fb' -' fu-nf ff fv. ff' m Joe Snodgrass Sandra Kaye Johnson Secretary-Belle Secretary 25 F. T. A. 2,35 Dancing Club 45 DuPont- ian 45 Follies 45 Office Assistant 45 Operetta 35 Faculty Secretary 45 F. T. A. Convention 3. Carl Sizemore Karen Markham Panther Press Co-Editor-Belle Cheerleader 2,3,45 Assist- ant Captain 45 F. T. A. 2,3,45 Follies 3,45 Panther Press 3,45 F. T. A. Con- vention 3. Senior Ufficers Joe Snodgrass President-Belle Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 2,3,45 Ch o r u s 3,45 Senior Athletic Club 2,35 Varsity 45 Follies 2,35 Operetta 3,45 Pa n t h e r Press 3,45 Male Chorus 2,35 Chorus President 4. Aubrey Donald Cormany Vice President-Malden Drivers' Education 25 Du- Pontian Photographer 45 DuPontian Club 4. Sandra Johnson Carl Sizemore Student Council President-Rand Basketball 2,35 C h o r u s 2,35 Chorus All State 2,35 Athletic Club 25 Book Club 35 DuPontian Club 45 DuPontian 3,45 Nation- al Honor Society 3,45 Op- eretta 2,35 Panther Press 45 Student Council 45 Boys' State Convention 35 DuPontian Photographer 3,4. Mildred Taylor Wilma Lee Seabolt DuPontian Editor Valedictorian--Belle Secretary 35 F. T. A. 2,35 DuPontian Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Office Assistant 35 Student Council 3,45 S. I. P. A. 35 Rhododendron Girls' State 35 Faculty Secretary 45 Ripley Co- Government Conference L35 1st Attendant-Miss DuPont 45 Quill and Scroll 45 U. H. S. P. 4. Karen Markham Ruth Phillips Aubrey Cormany Mildred Taylor Treasurer-Rand Hostess Club 25 G. A. A. 3,45 Library Assistant 45 Office Assistant 4. Wilma Seabolt Ruth Ann Phillips Panther Press Co-Editor-Belle F. T. A. 2,35 DuPontian 3,45 Student Council For- um 35 U.H.S.P. 3,45 Rip- ley Co-Government Con- ference 3. Jean Adkins Rosemary Allen Betty Arthur Monroe Ashby 3 .. Jean Adkins-Belle, Student Council 3,43 Ripley Student Council Conference 33 Miami University Jr. Red Cross Con- vention 33 Red Cross 2,334 . . . Rosemary Allen-Belle, G. A. A. 23 Y-Teens 33 DuPontian 3,43 4'Miss DuPont Attendant 4 . . . Betty Arthur-Tad, Band 23 Girls' Chorus 23 Minstrel 23 Dramatic Club 4 . . . Monroe Ashby-Belle . . . Joyce Ann Basham-Belle, Band 2,33 Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 3,43 Music Composition 33Dramatics 23 Follies 2,33 Minstrel 2,33 Oper- etta 43 Faculty Secretary 43 Orchestra 2,3 . . . Thomas Bass- Malden, Recreation Club 3,4 . . . Betty Beale-Belle, Y-Teens 2,3,43 Office Assistant 3 . . . Carolyn Bishop--Belle, G. A. A. 23 Y-Teens 3 . . . John Howard Blackwell-Belle, Football 2,3,43 Basketball 23 Track 2,3,43 Class President 2,33 Varsity Club 2,3,43 All Chemical Valley Football 4 . . . Judy Blake- Malden, Chorus 33 Chorus All County 33 F. T. A. 2,3,43 Coun- ty F. T. A. Secretary, DuPontian Business Manager 3,43 Of- Hce Assistant 43 Operetta 33 Faculty Secretary 43 F. T. A. State Jackson's Mill 2,3,43 Quill and Scroll 4 . . . xi .MM 3 K ,ryffj 3 if Q Joyce Basham Thomas Bass ii ii Betty Beale Carolyn Bishop ' 3 Iqg insn.13,,m, Seniors speak at first school assembly. John Blackwell Judy Blake 20 it ,. l sw F QTLW' ? x S 's , f 110 Larry Blake Billy Blanton Hallie Bolden John Booker Larry Blake-Spring Fork, Band 35 Bird Study 35 Tales of W. Va. 4 . . . Bill Blanton-Belle, Basketball 23 Vice President 23 Treasurer 233 Dramatic Club 21 Dancing Club 3,43 Follies 4 . . . Hallie Frances Holden-Rand, Band 2, 3,43 Music Comp- osition 2,233 Follies 243 Minstrel 2, 3,-1: Panther Press Adver- tising' and Business Manager 4g Orchestra 2, 33 Chief Musi- cian Banzl 43 U.ll.S.I'. Zig Band All County 4 . . . John Henry Bookcr--Rand, West, Virginia Club . , . Catherine Lee Bow- er--Quincy, Visual Education Club 23 Y-Teens IS . . . David Arthur Bowles-Belle, Band 2, fl, 45 Band All County 2, 3: Book Club 2, Zig Follies 23 Minstrel 2, 3, 4i Operetta 23 Or- chestra 2. 53 . . . llcloria Brown-Blount, F. B. l.. A. 43 Bible Club 23 lice-roalion Club 3 . . . James Brown-Rand, Football 43 Basketball 253 Varsity Club 3, 43 Track 4 . . . Peggy Joyce Catherine Bower David Bowles Browning'-Rand, Band 2, Ii, 45 Music Composition 2, 33 V Minstrel 2, Ii, 4, Faculty Secretary 43 G. A. A .... Virginia Burke-Belle, Band 2, 23, 4g Chorus 23, 4g Music Composition 2, 35 Follies fig Minstrel 2, 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4 . . . Q 2 my in x' ' X ' X Deloria Brown Jim BFOWH .IDA 'Z I,eggy Browning Virginia Bm-ke Class officers are Sandra, Joe, Midge, and Aubrey. 21 flh 11 xvwsS C U is ' ' : 1 1 - E 'li'-is A-'S' . 15949. , , .4- 1 K I L Q Josephine Burrough Nevada Cafego Diane Campbell Bill Canterbury Josephine Burrough-Belle, Y-Teens 23 F. B. L. A. 3,43 F. B. L. A. President 4g Library Assistant 3 . . . Nevada Cafego- Rand, F. T. A. 2,3,43 Follies 2g Jackson's Mill Convention 2,4 . . . Diane Campbell-Belle, Chorus 2,43 Chorus All County 43 Chorus All State 4g G. A. A. 2g Senior High Dramatics 33 F. T. A. 43 Follies 233,43 Majorette 33 Minstrel 33 Operetta 2g Quill and Scroll Jamboree 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Bill Canterbury-.Belle, Chorus 23 Dramatic Club 2,43 Art Club 3 . . . Eddie Carrow-Blount, Drivers' Education 23 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3 . . . Frances Cavender-Diamond, Visual Education 23 Y-Teens 3 . . . Glen Chestnut-Belle, Band 23 Visual Education 23 Drivers' Education 3g Minstrel 23 Senior Dancing' Club 4 . . . Dale Childers--Quincy, Dancing Club 3,43 Panther Press 4 . . . Carol Louise Cline-Belle, Y-Teens 33 Dancing Club 43 Follies 43 Operetta 4 . . . Shirley Marie Cobb -Recreation Club 23 Faculty Secretary 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Library Assistant 43 F. B. L. A. Club 4 . . . Eddie Carrow Frances Cavender Glen Chestnut Dale Childers aper and Annual executives are Karen, Ruth, Wilma and Judy. Carol Cline Shirley Cobb 22 Joyce Colc Ray Conant Mary Corsaro Elizabeth Crittendon Carl Dabney Betty Dawson Bonnie Dawson Nancy Dean 1 1 ' l I If , Archie Cook Jimmie Cooke Joyce Cole-Quincy, G. A. A. 2,3,4 . . . Ray Conant-Belle, Football, 2,3,4Q Basketball Manager 83 Track 2,33 Varsity Club 2,3,4Q Dupontian 3,4 . . . Archie Cook-Dry Branch, Drivers' Education 23 Machine Shop 33 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 4 . . . Jimmie Lewis Cook-Belle, Football 2,43 Track 2,3,4Q Male Chorus 2,33 Athletic Club 2,32 Dancing Club 43 Follies 2,33 S. I. P. A. Convention 2 . . . Mary Teresa Corsaro -Rand, Girls' Chorus 2,33 Visual Education Club 23 Art Club 3 , . . Elizabeth Crittendon-Spring Fork, Band 2,3,43 Girls Chorus 23 Y-Teens 23 Dancing Club 33 Minstrel 2,3,4 . . . Carl Arlington Dabney-Port Amherst, Band 2,Il,43 Band All County 33 Band All State 23 Music Composition 2,33 Fol- lies 2g Minstrel 2,3,4Q Operetta 23 School Orchestra 2,3,4 . . . Betty Jane Dawson--Blount, Visual Education 23 Book Club 33 Dancing Club 4 . . . Bonnie Jean Dawson-Blount, Visual Education 23 Teenage Book Club 33 Office Assistant 33 Stu- dent Council 2 . . . Nancy Ann Dean-Belle, Chorus 2,31 Chorus All County 3g F. T. A. 3g Y-Teens 2,4Q Follies 2,3,43 Majorette 4g Office Assistant 43 Operetta 2,33 State F. T. A. Jackson's Mill3 Who's Who American Twirlers 3,43 Forest Festival-Ilrd Place National 43 Presidential Trophy, Wash- ington, D. C. 4 . . . . Wag . i Q Illl 'S' 'Y ..?'-3. ' Nts C Miss DuI'ont, Nancy, and her attendants, Wilma and Helen. 23 will lllll m H I 1 .sul J F i f Sue Dean Helen Dearien Anita Sue Dean-Coal Fork, Band 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 23 Mu- sic Composition 2,33 Minstrel 2,3,43 Faculty Secretaryg Band All County 43 Band All State 2,3,43 G. A. A. 4 . . . Helen Dearien-Spring Fork, G. A. A. 3,43 Y-Teens 2 . . . Mary Dempsey-Belle, Chorus 3,43 Chorus All County 3,43 F. T. A. 3,42 Y-Teens 23 Operetta 3,42 Girls' Chorus 23 Faculty Sec- retary 4 . . . Carolyn Jean Devol-Belle, Chorus 33 Chorus All County 33 Recreation Club 23 Dancing Club 33 DuPont- ian 4g Faculty Secretary 43 Operetta 33 F. B. L. A. 4 . . . Monte C. Dillon-Rand, Male Chorus 33 Follies 3 . . . Ronald Dodrill-Rand, Machine Shop 3,4 . . . William Downey- Charleston, Athletic Club 23 Dancing Club 3,4 . . . Mike Dye- Belle, Basketball 2,3,43 Track 2,33 Athletic Club 2,33 Varsity Club 3,4 . . . Kay Edwards-Quincy, Chorus 23 F. T. A. 23 Y-Teens 33 Library Assistant 3,43 Panther Press 4 . . . Will- iam Larry Edwards-Belle, Football 2,3,43 Basketball 3,43 Track 2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,4Q Athletic Club 23 Male Chorus 23 Football-All Kanawha Valley 43 Football-All Chemical Valley 4 . . . T. Holbrook, R. Conant, and H. Hiner portray MacBeth scene. 24 Mary Dempsey Carolyn Devol Monte Dillon Ronnie Dodrill William Downey Mike Dye Kay Edwards Larry Edwards p, an ,w L54 i George Bllison Betty Elmore ,wi lv 1 1 vi ,igililwl l'hyllis Fields Billy Flock Nancy Fletcher Audra Flowers -dl' Wd Harlan Flowers Trevellya Ford foul' Bessie Estes J. B. Ferguson George Ellison-Belle, Hi-Y 2,35 DuPontian Artist 4 . . . Betty Lou Elmore-Rand, Red Cross 23 Dramatic Club 3g Faculty Secretary 45 F. B. L. A. 4 . . . Bessie Lee Estes- Belle, Chorus 3,45 Chorus All County 3, Follies 35 Operetta 3, Panther Press 2,Il,4g Girls' Chorus 2, Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Jay Bee Ferguson-Belle, Football Manager 3, Basketball 43 Chorus 25 Athletic Club 23 Dramatic Club 3,4 . . . Phyllis Fields--Malden, Y-Teens, 2,3,4g Office Assistant 2g Y-Teens Convention, Huntington 4 . . . Billy Fleck-Charleston, Foot- ball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4 . . . Nancy Gale Fletcher-Belle, G. A. A. 2, Senior High Dramatics 3g Office Assistant 35 Thespians 4 . . . Audra Mae Flowers-Coal Fork, Band 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2, Music Composition 35 Minstrel 2,3,4 . . . Harlan Dale Flowers-Tad, Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4' Basketball 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,43 Athletic Club 2 . . . Trevellya L. P. Ford-Rand, Chorus 3,4g Follies 3,49 Thes- pians 3,4 . . . ?'T-po 2 ll Mary, Tommy, Nancy and Brenda receive their rings. 25 Q 'U ,:4,,r' H . KR Y .HJLEHP5 . vii' .3 ,215 A Fi! I gf! Karen Franklin Drema Garten Tommy Gay Frances Gilbert Karen Franklin-Rand, G. A. A. 3,43 Office Assistant 4, Fol- lies 3,4 . . . Drema Garten Smith-Blount, Y-Teens 2,3g Fol- lies 3,45 Office Assistant 3g Student Council 25 Y-Teens Secretary 43 Dancing Club 4 . . . George Gay-Diamond, Basketball 2,35 Track 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,4g Student Council 25 Follies 2g Jackson's Mill 3 . . . Frances Delores Gilbert- Rand, Chorus 23 G. A. A. 35 Faculty Secretary 43 Y-Teens 4 . . . Benny Gill-Malden, Drivers' Education 3, Art 3,4 . . . Carolyn Gillispie--Rand . . . David Godby-Charleston, Art 35 Bird Study 3 . . . Brenda Lou Grimet-Belle, Vice Presi- dent 3g DuPontian 3 . . . Charles Hall-Belle, Music Compo- Benny Gill Carolyn Gillispie sition 23 Art Club 33 Student Council 4g Orchestra 2 . . . Lacy Hall-Belle, Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4... David Godby Brenda Grimet Seniors help with locker clean-up. Charles Hall Lacy Hall 26 'J 4-'20 3 l ... R - si f 5 kgs .45 Neal Halstead Don Hancock Johnny Hancock Phyllis Hancock 3 Q , Q A 1 4 X 'F A 455 Neal Halstead--Gap View, Football 2,3,4g Track 2,33 Basket- , 4 ball 2,:z,4, Varsity Club 2,:z,4 . . . Donald kay Hancock-Rand. Patricia Hannah Ji ,,-1 Ronald Harmon .0 1 1 . .f 1 . . . Ffggiiyzial 3' Wayne Harper Y ,1- I I' Charles Hardiman if Yvonne Harmon r 3' so '- -3 , I i Chorus 3,43 Chorus All County 3,45 Operetta 3,43 Hi-Y Club 23 Dancing Club 3, Art Club 4, Follies 3 . . . Johnny Hancock -Rand, Machine Shop 2,3 . . . l'hyllis Kay Hancock-Rand, Chorus Zlg Girls' Chorus 25 Operetta 35 Y-Teens 3: F. B. Il. A. 4, DuPontian 3,43 Faculty Secretary 43 Recreation Club 2 . . . Patricia Hannah-Diamond, Y-Teens 2,33 Dancing' Club 3,45 Panther Press 4 . . . Charles E. Hardiman-Belle . . . Ronald Lee Harmon-Port Amherst, Band 2,3,4g Hi-Y Club 2: Danc- ing' Club 3,45 Follies 3,43 Minstrel 2,2143 Operetta 3,43 Male Chorus 3,4 . . . Yvonne M. Harmon-Rand, Dramatic Club 3 . . . Wayne Harper-Belle, Football Manager 3,43 Male Chor- us 2, Athletic Club 2,3 . . . Howard Harris-Malden, Art Club 2,3,4 . . . Howard Harris Enjoyable moments between classes. 27 Ruth Haynes Sybil Hickman Carolyn Ruth Haynes-Belle, Chorus 45 Recreation Club 25 F. T. A. 35 Y-Teens 45 Follies 35 Panther Press 3,45 S. I. P. A. Convention 35 Operetta 4 . . . Sybil Hickman-Coal Fork, Art Club 25 Y-Teens 35 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Marie Hig- ginbotham-Belle, Girls' Chorus 35 Y-Teens 2,35 Dancing' Club 4 . . . Helen Craig Hiner-Belle, F. T. A. 2,3,45 F. T. A. Presidentg DuPontian 3,45 Faculty Secretary 45 Student Council 45 2nd Attendant-Miss DuPont 4 . . . Connie Hope Hitchcock-Belle, Chorus 2, F. T. A. 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Follies 25 Office Assistant 3,45 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Julia Ann Hitchcock-Diamond, F. T. A. 2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Stu- dent Council 4 . . . Judith Ann Hoffman-Witcher, Band 25 Girls' Chorus 45 Y-Teens 25 Dramatic Club 3,45 Follies 3,45 Majorette 3,45 Majorette Captain 45 Minstrel 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Student Council 35 Faculty Secretary 45 Quill and Scroll Jamboree 35 W. Va. State Band Festival 3,45 W. V. U. Stu- dent Convention 3 . . . Tommy Lane Holbrook-Belle, Band 2,3,45 Band All County 2,3,45 Band All State 2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Chorus All County 3,45 Chorus All State 3,45 Dramatic Club 25 Dancing Club 3,45 Follies 2,3,45 Minstrel 2,3,45 Oper- etta 3,45 Panther Press 45 Male Chorus 2,3,4 . . . Richard Hol- liday-Belle, Band 2,3,45 Male Chorus 2,3,45 Music Composi- tion 25 Dramatic Club 35 DuPontian 3,45 Maryland Student Council Leadership Conf. 25 Mountaineer Boys' State 35 Student Council Vice President 35 Follies 2,3,45 Minstrel 2,3,45 Sdtudent Council 3 . . . Keith Hoskins-Rand, Art 25 Machine Shop 3,4 . . . Seniors inducted into Quill and Scroll. 28 Marie Higginbotham Helen Hiller ..-5 i .322 I' Connie Hitchcock Julia Hitchcock Judith Holfman Tommy Holbrook tm 5 .... f 32? si.. . ,V .3 5 -QE +I' . S . if Q 35 ' . '51, 51-sity 952251 fi L' zsiifw.. 'Q i Richard Holliday Keith Hoskins ,QF Darrell Hudnall in , ry: 1 Q V H Donald Hunter .1-nn. S15 5 an X 3 1 O X S. fx' sk 5 C Paris Hudnall Paul Hudnall Martha Hudson , fi. ff, H'n f ul' Robert Jesse Darrell F. Hudnall-Rand, Drivers' Education 25 Dancing Club 3,43 Follies 3,43 Minstrel 3 . . . Paris Hudnall-Rand, Football 4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Chorus 43 Athletic Club 25 Varsity Club 3,43 Follies 2,43 Male Chorus 2 . . . Paul D. Hudnall-Quincy, Drivers' Education 25 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 39 Dancing Club 4 . . . Martha Jane Hud- son-Charleston, Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Bible Club 2g Sr. High Dramatics 39 Jr. Red Cross 3 . . . Donald Lee Hunt- er-Campbells Creek, Football 2,3,4g Basketball, 2,3,4, Foot- ball Captain 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4g All Chemical Valley Con- ference 4 . . . Robert Jesse-Belle . . . Ralph Johnson- Campbells Creek, Drivers' Education 2, Dancing Club 3: Machine Shop 4, Junior King 3 . . . James Martin Karnes- Belle, Band 23 Band All County 25 Chorus 4g Chorus All County 49 Chorus All State 43 Hi-Y 2,33 Follies 2,3,4g Mins- trel 25 Oneretta 3,4, Thespians 4 . . . Patricia Keenan-Belle, F. T. A. 2,3,4g S. I. P. A. Conventiong Follies 4g Panther Press 43 Student Council 2,35 U. H. S. P. Convention 3 . . . Bob Keeney-Malden . . . Ralph Johnson James Karnes x 1 255 X . ff' A li Patty Keenan Bob Keeney Cards are exchanged and memory books signed. 29 TL 2-257- NRC-aljyir V: Harold Lambert Nancy Lambert Harold Leroy Lambert-Belle, Music Composition 33 Drivers' Education 2g Minstrel 2,3,43 Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 3,4 . . . Nancy Carol Lambert-Quincy, Girls' Chorus 23 Visual Edu- cation Club 23 Y-Teens 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Linda Lou Lancaster-Tad, Dramatic Club 3g Art Club 23 Faculty Secretary 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Follies 23 Y-Teens 43 Office As- sistant 4 . . . Sandra Sue Lancaster-Tad, Chorus 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Chorus All County 33 Recreation Club 23 Y-Teens 8,43 Follies 23 Office Assistant 43 Operetta 33 Faculty Secre- tary 43 Y-Teens President 4 . . . Bill Lane-Belle, Basketball 23 Football 33 Hi-Y 2,3,43 Chorus 43 Follies 4 . . . Ruth Law- son-Reed, G. A. A. 2,3,4 . . . Larry Arnold Ledsome-Rand, Drivers' Education 23 Art Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Follies 43 U. H. S. P. 4 . . . Charles Paul Lucas-Malden, Band 23 Special Projects Club 3,43 Bird Study Club 2 . . . Marva Faye Lykins-Tad, Y-Teens 2,3 . . . Donna Jane Lynch- Belle, Band 23 Y-Teens 2g Business Club 3,43 Minstrel 2 . . . Students pantomime in speech class. 30 Linda Lancaster Sandra Lancaster Bill Lane Ruth Lawson Larry Ledsome Charles Lucas Im... Marva Lykins Donna Lynch rx. 3 ' Q ,, 14 ,, W I. t 1. , NX 3 x x it by I r ed L y n n Af R., Patricia Mack Larry Marshall Betty Mash , Kay Meador Nancy Meadows af Ma, 3916 Fred Lynn-Malden . . . Patricia Jacquiline Mack-Blount, Bible Club 23 Recreation Club 33 Hostess Club 4 . . . Larry Lee Marshall-Belle, Chorus 2,3,4Q Chorus All County 33 Drivers' Education Club 23 Teen-Age Book Club 3,42 Follies 2,33 Operetta 2,3 . . . Betty Ann Mash-Rand, Hostess Club 3 . . , Kaye Anne Meador--Coal Fork, Chorus 3,43 Chorus All County 3,43 Y-Teens 23 Dramatic Club 33 G. A. A. 43 Follies 23 Operetta 3,43 Girls' Chorus 23 Miss Touchdown . . . Nancy Ann Meadows-Rand, Band Concert 33 Cheerleader 3,43 Chorus 23 Y-Teens 23 G. A. A. 3,43 DuPontian 3,43 Follies 25,43 Office Assistant 3,43 Operetta 23 Quill and Scroll Jam- boree 33 Student Council Treasurer 43 Student Council Con- vention at Jackson's Mill 43 Know Your State Conference 33 Faculty Secretary 43 Miss DuPont 4 . . . Wyman Senora Megginson, Jr.-Rand, Band 3,43 Bird Club 33 Dancing Club 43 Minstrel 3,43 Band All County 4 . . . Barbara Kay Miller- Cinco, Y-Teens 23 Hostess Club 3 . . . William Morris- Visual Education 43 Dramatic Club 2 . . . Bill Moss-Belle, Bird Study Club 3g Drivers' Education Club 43 Minstrel 2 . . . Wyman Megginson Barbara Miller LB? l, Evil'-' 4 1 sa' ' W-. -N ., A 1. Yr I il! 5' . ,--, ,ff , f?7?4,5Ws'5f fA f , ,,f. a ' n -it 1 A A -' it ' ' ' . W 71' S? 5 '- A ' 3 x All I ,i f E Y A William Morris Bill Moss Seniors take time out for refreshments. 31 as dia? -1 xi , - 1' .lfl' - , ' -. 'l I 'A T rf Nga' f xL'f' 'f Brenda Mullins Charles Mullins Della Mullins Brenda Midkifl' Mullins-Charleston, Girls' Chorus 25 Rec- reation Club 25 G. A. A. 35 Follies 45 Library Assistant 2,3,45' Panther Press 45 U. H. S. P. 3 . . . Charles F. Mullins- Charleston . . . Della Irene Mullins-Rand, Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Chorus All County 3,45 F. T. A. 2,3,45 Follies 45 Operetta 2,3,4 . . . James Nida-Charleston, Band 2,35 Dramatic Club 25 Music Composition 35 Social Dancing 45 Minstrel 25 Student Council 2 . . . Ruth Ann Nida-Malden, Recreation 2,35 Faculty Secretary 45 F. B. L. A. 4 . . . Sara Norman--Tad, Chorus 35 Dramatic Club 2,3,45 Office Assist- ant 3,45 Operetta 35 Thespians 3,4 . . . Wanda Ann Norman- Tad, Art Club 25 Y-Teens 35 Student Council 3 . . . James Painter-Charleston, Drivers' Education 25 Teenage Book Club 25 F. T. A. 35 Football Manager 45 Basketball Manager 4 . . . James Earl Parker-Malden, Recreation Club 25 Ma- chine Shop 3,45 DuPontian Assistant Advertising Manager 35 Follies 2 . . . Tom Pauley-Belle, Band 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Minstrel 2 . . . ..., N phney, Ruth, Rosemary, Wilma, and George attend Junior Carnival 32 N. Ruth Nida James Nida Sara Norman Wanda Norman James Painter James Parker s 5i5 5V sffi,, '....-V 5 l f 5 Q , -YQ' , . vis, lf bill 1 Tom Pauley Q . ' 'sf 4 . 'D an 'Q A I ' k--x :f e- ' if ' 2 Q f -X H K .. . Stephney Peck Nyle Pennington Joe Pernell Cora Perrine 194' Jerry Perry Carolyn Plant Charlotte Priddy 1 if u mmf ,W Susan Perry I iif??.,V2 . .2 f R ' 131545 2 X 24 V . Us .' 4 ' N f L -. Eddie Powers P' ' . I Roger Ramsey Stephney Raye Peck-Belle, G. A. A. 2,3,43 Faculty Secretary 4g Panther Press 4 . . . Nyle Pennington--Witcher . . . Joe Pernell--Belle, Bird Study Club 2,3 . . . Cora Perrine-Rand, F. T. A. 2,3,4g Panther Press 45 Student Council 3: U. H. S. P. Convention 33 Salutatorian 4 . . . Jerry Perry-Spring Fork, Art Club 23 Dancing Club 35 Machine Shop Club 4 . . . Susan Perry-Tad, Y-Teens 3g Recreation Club 2 . . . Carolyn Plant -Charleston, Chorus 33 Hostess Club 25 F. T. A. 3,43 Library Assistant 45 Operetta 3 . . . Eddie Powers-Belle, Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,35 Track 2,3g Chorus 25 Athletic Club 23 Varsity Club 3,43 Varsity Club President 43 Assistant Sports Editor of the DuPontian 3g Sports Editor-DuPontian 43 Know Your State Government Conference 3 . . . Charlotte Priddy-Belle, G. A. A. 2g Y-Teens 3 . . . Roger Ramsey- Belle, Hi-Y 2 . . . Eddie and Larry admire football trophy. 33 vb 0 'Ill P1 A M A 1 ' A 9 ss is A Q' - v Eula RatliE James Reid Jerry Reynolds Nola R0b0l'tS Eula Ann Ratliff-Blount, Bible Club 23 Hostess Club 3 . . . Ronald James Reid-Belle, Hi-Y 2,3,4 . . . Gerald Lee Rey- nolds-Charleston, Visual Education Club3 W. Va. Club 33 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 4 . . . Nola Roberts-Cinco, Girls' Chorus 23 Y-Teens 23 Hostess Club 33 Follies 23 Faculty Secretary 43 Hostess Club President 4 . . . Loretta Ann Ro- bertson-Rand, Bible Club 23 Y-Teens 3 . . . Brenda Sue Robinson-Rand, G. A. A. 33 Dancing Club 4 . . . James C. Robinson-Diamond, Drivers' Education Club 2,33 Dancing Loretta Robertson Brenda Robinson Club 4 . . . Delphia Sayre-Belle, Girls' Chorusg Chorus 3,43 Dancing Club 3g Operetta 3 . . . Pribble Schoolcraft--Blount, Girls' Chorus 33 Y-Teens 2,3,43 DuPontian 43 Operetta 3g Panther Press 3,4Q Student Council 2,43 Faculty Secretary 4' Attendant to Miss DuPont . . . Doris Jean Selbe-Blount Hostess Club 2,3Q Faculty Secretary 4 . . . 9 ., . ,,. James Robinson Delphia Sayre 1 Seniors prepare for graduation, Pribble Schoolcraft Doris Selbe 34 Jean Shoemaker Nancy Skeens N48 1' lu -2 Mike Spangler Carl Spitzer A' 'sl-5 'A ,f 17 f'i . Q ' . 4554? Q . 1, V: . A . Qgiffflif lf? f fi' 'nr H' Yi:gfQI,2,: 3 , . f , N, 3, l at 3. ' 1 , I 'f . I f Tommy Spitzer Danny Steele Paul Steele Sidney Stewart -. iw - is Na X Q X 'if X X f 2' ' X Q21 Linda Slack Cliiord Sneed Jean Carolyn Shoemaker-Belle, Y-Teens 2,33 Library As- sistant 2,3,43 Dancing Club 4 . . . Nancy Skeens-Belle, Chorus 2,33 Chorus All County 3g Operetta 2,3j Girls' Chorus 23 Dramatic Club 33 DuPontian Typist 43 Student Council 33 Faculty Secretary 43 Recreation Club 2g F. B. L. A. 4 . . . Linda Dale Slack-Port Amherst, Y-Teens 2,33 F. B. L. A. 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Clifford Sneed-Malden, Hi-Y 23 Dancing Club 33 Student Council 2 . . . Michael Spangler-- Witcher, Hi-Y 2,3,43 Hi-Y President 4 . . . Carl Calvin Spitz- er, Jr.-Belle, Drivers' Education 23 Dancing Club 3,4 . . . Tommy Spitzer-Belle, Drivers' Education Club 23 Art Club 33 Follies 33 Minstrel 2,33 Operetta 33 Male Chorus 2,3,43 Dancing Club 43 W. Va. State Band Festival 3 . . . Danny 0. Steele-Diamond, Tales of W. Va. 4 . . . Paul Thomas Steele -Rand, Dancing Club 4 . . . Sidney Jean Stewart-Charles- ton, Dramatic Club 33 Y-Teens 4 . . . Nancy Dean placed third in National Twirling. 35 fi Shirley Stone Brenda Sullivan Barbara Talbott James Tate Shirley Frazier Stone-Rand, Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Chorus 45 F. T. A. 3,45 Operetta 4 . . . Brenda Jean Sullivan-Rand, Band 2,3,45 F. T. A. 2,3,45 Majorette 2,3,45 Majorettc Assist- ant Captain 45 Minstrel 2,35 Operetta 35 Faculty Secretary 45 Miss Kanawha County Majorette . . . Barbara Talbott- Rand, Hostess Club 25 Dancing Club 35 Library Assistant 35 Office Assistant 45 G. A. A. 4 . . . James Tate-Belle . . . Harriet Rae Taylor-Coal Fork, Y-Teens 25 Hostess Club 3 . . . James C. Taylor-Charleston, Dancing Club 3,45 Art Club 2 . . . Diane Lowe Thomas-Belle . . . Guy Thomas, Jr.- Belle, Drivers' Education . . . Janet Louise Thomas-Belle, Chorus 45 Recreation Club 25 Y-Teens 35 Follies 35 Panther Press 3,45 S. I. P. A. 35 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Kenny Thomas-Malden, Band 2,35 Tales and Stories of W. Va. 2,3,45 Minstrel 2,3 . . . Larry, Judy and Brenda receive awards for Majorette Festival. 36 Harriet Taylor James C. Taylor 4-QW' 'Nurs' Diane Thomas Guy Thomas, Jr. Janet Thomas Kenny Thomas 'xi -5 ...JE .4 . 5 Q. hkgnf V Judy Thompson Juneatta Thompson Lester Thompson Lew Thompson Judy Rae Thompson-Belle, Cheerleader 3,45 G. A. A. 2,45 Dancing Club 35 Follies 3,4 . . . Juneatta Thompson-Malden, Y-Teens 2,35 Faculty Secretary 45 F. B. L. A. 4 . . . Lester L. Thompson-Rand, Band 25 Chorus 3,45 Chorus All County 3,45 Chorus All State 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Follies 3,45 Operetta 3,45 All State Hi-Y Convention 3 . . . Lew Wetzel Thompson-Belle, Bible Club 25 Dancing Club 35 Follies 2,35 Pan'ther Press 25 S. I. P. A. Convention 2 . . . Barbara Thornton-Belle, Y-Teens 25 G. A. A. 3,45 Office Assistant 35 Student Council 25 G. A. A. President 4 . . . Carol Leeann Travis--Coal Fork, Y-Teens5 Dramatics 45 Follies 3,45 Band 2,35 Majorette 3,45 5, , Minstrel 2,3,45 Operetta 3,45 Panther Press 3,45 State Y- Barbara lhommn Cam' Tfavls Teens Convention at Jackson's Mill . . . Elizabeth Jane Tyo- Rand, Recreation Club 25 Visual Education 35 Hostess Club 4 . . . Larry Valentine-Belle, Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 35 Chorus 3,45 Varsity 3,45 Athletic Club 25 Follies 2,35 Operetta 3,45 Panther Press 3,45 S. I. P. A.5 Male Chorus 2,3 . . . Sydney Lee Vandall-Diamond, Band 2,35 Y-Teens5 Dancing Club 45 Follies 2,35 Majorette 2,35 Minstrel 2,35 Operetta 35 3rd Place Miss Kanawha County Majorette 2,3 . . . Arthur Vaughan-Rand, Football 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4 . . . Elizabeth Tyo Larry Valentine 424' '-fr N wi Sydney Vandall Arthur Vaughan Mr. Gillum takes surprise picture of editor, Wilma Seabolt. 37 g my 'M , Robert Walker Sonja Walker Robert E. Walker-Rand, Drivers' Education Club 3,4 . . Sonja Walker-Coal Fork, Y-Teens 2,45 Hostess Club 3 . . . Thelma Walker-Rand, Y-Teens 3 . . . Judy Kay Ward- Belle, Dancing Club 35 Thespians 4 . . . Billy Washington- Rand, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3 . . . Larry Alan Weaver- Rand, Band 25 Males' Chorus 2,3,4: Follies 2,35 Minstrel 2,39 Panther Press 2 . . . Joan Wentz-Coal Fork, Cheerleader 3,43 G. A. A. 2,3,4g Follies 3,4, Cheerleader Captain 45 Fac- ulty Secretary 4 . . . Harry White-Witcher, Football 4, Basketball 2,3,4g Track 3,45 Athletic Club 2,35 Varsity 4 . . . Jerry M. White-Diamond, W. Va. Folklore Club 3g Dancing Cluli,4 . . . Larry White-Dickinson, Stories and Tales of W. a .... Miss and Mr. Touchdown and attendants. 38 i Thelma Walker Judy Ward Billy Washington Larry Weaver Joan Wentz Harry White It wg s I A Lg Jerry White Larry White Zi 'nl Linda White Kay Winfree Joyce Wright 'al ,'v' Patricia White Della Wolfe . tt , . '1 t 11 , We .J William Wiley Billy Wilson Linda Faye White-Rand, Recreation Club 23 Y-Teens 3: Faculty Secretary 4g F. B. L. A. 4 . . . Patricia White-Belle, F. T. A. 2,3,4g Library Assistant 2,3,4g Student Council 3,43 DuPontian Staff 4 . . . William Garland Wiley-Charleston, Hi-Y 2,3,4: Hi-Y Convention 3 . . . Billy Wilson-Coal Fork, Art Club 4 . . . Helena Kay Winfree--Spring Fork, Band 45 Y-Teens 23 Dramatic Club 33 Majorette 45 Student Council 35 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Della Wolfe-Coal Fork, Y-Teens 2,45 Hostess Club 3 . . . Joyce Wright-Rand, Chorus 25 Y- Teens 35 Office Assistant 4 . . . Rebecca Wright-Rand, Dra- matic Club 3,43 Book Club 2 . . . Larry C. Young-Rand, Stor- ies and Tales of W. Va. 2,43 Machine Shop 3 . . . Nada Young -Belle, G. A. A. 2g Y-Teens 4 . . . Rebecca Wright EW ix i My we 1 WWWW Larry Young Nada Young Karen Franklin and Nancy Dean participate in Senior Assembly. 39 Gunsmoke - Title of Assembly Janet Thomas, James Parker, and Bill Blanton portray Kitty, Matt Dillon, and Ches- ter in this saloon scene from the Senior Assembly. It seems that the righteous citizens of Dodge City want to run Kitty and her dancing girls out of town, but Mr. Dillon and Chester are trying to persuade her to stay. The presentation was produced and directed by the senior class under the super- vision of Mary Dempsey and Wilma Seabolt. Judy Hoffman, Brenda Sullivan, Kay Winfree, and Carol Travis added some beauty and color to the Senior Assembly in their fancy costumes. They played the parts of dance hall girls in the western skit presented by the members of the senior class. 40 ,JPL t W . n 'S Q K AO as F' . , H he Li f-P J L1-A Cr. 1' ZA is tl- yi ' l 1 I. 1 I X ' Qjfff ,argl I Il- nv 5 -1 ,-- AL , i'I. we C A N I A' 1 z ,. 1'- rn 7. 7: ,L If - ft fr f-' - ,, W U . , tl A WA I ' 1,4 75 in ' A is 'g -P I I D 1 'bn ,4 1 . L., jf, U., 1 .av ' .. - Y 1 at If .ff 5 f. ,s 5 Q' ' I, 1 'W , -no ' 1 il.,.',9 - a-W ,f 'LBJ in B. L 5 f fl l deg! ' W - 1 A A A ' A J 'Y L I I C 'X ' if 1- , 9 'u A R txt. f 2 5- a it .A ' . ,, ! A C 1 H ! 4 , l , 7' , ip ft ' , 'Q 1 :, . . .P - fi f' , ., , C Ab 1 A 41 e 5 .- Qty C, D' 4 .4 iffy .is if . f. .. K A t A . 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Q- fe S 'T ' af- fl, 'Jaw T '-Q' 'Lay ii i 5 ea iw mi A, ' .C ' S i ' - JF N0 PICTURES Earl Campbell .lack Cook Harry Campbell .lerry Ferrell Carolyn Gillespie 45 . al' , V, 5 r ess! 5. .C tx f, fel, ' iz ,ba 1 S! KA is! :jg ef- uniors Carl Thompson Lulia Thompson Robert Thornbury Robert Tittle Richard Toothman Gerald Turner Ethel Tuttle Barbara Twohig Pat Twohig Karen Ulbrich Leonard Ulbrich Meredith Waddell Bobby Walker Doris Walker Gary Walker Ruby Walker Stephen Walker Sandy Wargo Gawayne Weeks Chuck Welch Danny Wendell Ruth Wentz Russell Westfall Bob White Dean White Jean White Mary Whitlock Arthur Wiley David Williams Johnnie Williams Barbara Wilton Kenneth Winfree Carol Wolfe Mike Wolfe John Worrell Gene Wright Connie Lykins Carolyn Paxton Sophomores Judy Akers Bill Alexander Robert Allen Linda Angus Douglas Armstrong James Armstrong Nelson Bailes Judy Bailey Ronald Bane Douglas Basham Larry Beckett Diana Berkhouse Arthur Blake Linda Blankenship Edward Blount Dinah Bolden Ramona Booker Joyce Bowe Grace Bower Iva Brogan Dana Brown David Brown Faye Brown Phillip Brown Sharon Brown James Buckholt Larry Burgess Marrietta Burke Katherine Burns Eddie Burris Tommy Burris Henrietta Bush Ivan Butts Glenda Callison George Carr Gary Carte Sharon Carver Lowell Chandler Bill Chestnut Jerry Childers Georgia Clark Jane Cochran Paul Colborn Bonnie Combow Marzettia Conant Mary Cooke Joan Cosby Stephen Creasey A 2 1 B S I 2?-r l to 5 o C teve B B B A5 ,-: 'B f B 3 me 4? g ,f Q , P it 5' Lf -Q C 5 -'i ' A i'ii BR - , , Bi - ,'f1 1 - f . 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Q, i f i f5 s3'.5 ' ' I , Q Sherry Dunlap - l-3 Larry Eggleston J, X ,f- Stephen Elliott 'hgx Connie Ellis '-1' , Barbara Eskew Bob Faulkner ,143 aff , Patty Ferguson 4' -1, , 4 .5 Carolyn Field -Qi ,, Linda Fisher i -2 Harold Fitzgerald Bonnie Fleming . Marvin Franklin ' fi M I 4' 'C-O' 5' . Y Sally Grady Q .o Sandy Grady 4 Karen Gregg Barbara Green M Paula Hall , ,,,, v K ,E - if Steve Halstead ' f' i if - A 4 i 'v V V 1' , .C w Beulah Hancock 5 X5 x i Q . - iz' A Carol Hanna ,Q A ' B Lawrence Hardman 4.-gf 1 'fa 1 ' i ' ' Q Alice Harper QW 'V H V 4 C X Q sr Sue Harris f 4. i Joyce Hayes I ,, if '.-, ' X, Billy Haynes 4, , A , 3 W Janice Hedrick J, A Charles Hill -ff If-Q AP , Frank Hindle if Mike Hines Myriam Hitchcock m , i fs , . ' 7 3 - ' ., 1 1 .ii ,X ', r ., 1 yy Y i Diane Hoiman 'o 3 V4 A Q Q if Q , -A! 1 V Fred Hoiman ,, Q J- A - U' B as Linus Holstein Q? '7 W f it .L digg Barbara Huddleston fa '15 . A Q Carol Hudnall 4 6 4' QV , W W Sue Hudnall M- 4 f -1 .. . ,1 J' ' 47 Sophomores Richard Hudson Donna Hundley Tommy Jacobs Conrad Jarrell John Jarrett Douglas Jenkins Mary Jennings Patricia Jessie Terry Kelly Judy Keyser Emma Kinder Rosalyn Kinder Judy Kuhn Bob Lamm Howard Landers Mary Lawrence Ruth Lawson Brenda Leadmon Gary Legge Marcia Lynch Johnny Lyons Larry Mack Deanna Mancari David Martin Delbert Matheny James Mayenschein Lynn Meador Charles Meadows Ann Metz Brenda Milam Troy Miley Danny Miller Robert Miller Juanita Mitchell Carol Moles Nancy Monk Sandra Mooney Harold Moore Karen Moore Roger Morris Christine Mullins Don Muncy Tommy Muncy Larry Myers Margaret McClung James McCoy Jerry McLaughlin Mary Sue Nangle 'Q -5 ms. 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K ff y' . 49 Ralph Neil Jane Nelson William Nutter Norma 0'Brien David 0'Daniels Carol 0'Neal Kenneth 0'Neal Edna Oulds Mary Page Eugene Painter Emillee Parsons Carolyn Paxton Leslie Payne Johnny Pennington Susan Pernell Charlotte Perry Gary Peyton Zemoria Phillips Larry Pinson Patricia Plant April Plott Roy Price Duane Priddy Johnny Pritt Charles Raines Norma Raines Karl Ramsey James Ratlitf Earl Reynolds Roger Riddle Cleo Rippetoc Douglas Ritz Larry Ritz Sharon Ritz Chauncey Robins Adam Rohrig Erma Rose Joyce Sanger Yvonne Saunders Zane Self Mary Shelton Doug Simmons Jeanne Simmons Jim Sims Brenda Sizemore Anice Skiles Karen Slack Barbara Smith 011 Sophomores Brenda Smith Walter Smith Carolyn Sowers Barbara Stamper Robert Stewart Ernest Stone James Stone Jeannie Stone Kathy Stone Andrew Stratton David Strickland Johnny Talbott Nancy Tate Kaye Taylor Margaret Teter Connie Thomas Harry Thomas Frank Thornton Wilson Thornton James Toothman Jack Truman Blaine Tucker Jan Turner Judith Ulbrich Ann Vaughan Elsie Walker Stephen Walker Gerry Wentz Janet Wentz Bobby West Dickie White Helen White Tom White Wayne W'hite John Whitlock Sara Whitten Dallas Williams Frankie Williams Barry Williamson Arthur Wilson James Wiseman Shirley Workman Benjamin Wright Carol Wright Carolyn Young Charles Young Denny Young Pauline Young f .1 'EJ -x - we e M M 'B F . 1 if .. 1,4 rw, 'Za c if J . 1 A K ',,.,v V! 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J if ,, .W f 51 .ai Q uluagw, QI' D1 Ninth Grade Odessa Adkins Carol Albert Earl Anderson Stella Anderson David Arnold Fred Backus Kenneth Barker Cecilia Basham Sandra Bickford Charles Bird Clarence Bletner Eugene Booth Ann Brown Carla Brown Fay Brown Kay Brown Linda Brown Billy Bryant Sharon Burgess James Burton Ernie Butler Tim Cablish Mike Cafego Susan Callahan Marilyn Calvert Donald Campbell Alice Canterbury Darrell Chapman Betty Childers Howard Coleman John Collias Judith Compton Carolyn Connor James Corsaro Carl Cosby Libby Cox Virgie Cox Dorothy Daugherty Sue Davis Ronnie Dean Bruce Dixon John Dixon Paul Dixon David Dolin Roy Douglas William Douglas Charlotte Durha Alma Durst Ill ia 'Q ix. K J . I 'Xp M 12? Aj ,.-g, E ,pf W fi, .fi 3 ar,-: is -ff , - - . --N ,A .Qu I an 'Q an 'Q . r-ws?-Q K fi . -ef 1359 A ki I J .J . 5 . K ki Vkv' :A J i '1 xi, ' I mx W Q I5 . 4 . -.X ' is 2 I Tx? J Fei J X LJWTJV' K L fi, ii' ' . . 2 WL K er an 'I H fx A .Q A .yi . 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V i 53 'Q' 'is 'Q ,r 4 N5 s k '1'.: '!5 ii 1 I' 5 Jerry Edens Agatha Ferrell Mike Ferrell Roger Ferrell Freda Fisher Joan Flowers Eddie Fout George Fultz Donald Gardner Brenda Gibson Harry Gibson Tommy Gordon Estella Gore Patty Graham Emma Greene Dale Grudier Danny Grudier Roger Hall Barbara Hancock Carolyn Hancock Junior Hancock Stanley Hancock Betty Hanson Darlene Harmon Sammy Hastings Dorothy Hiner Dick Honaker Fred Houston Walter Hudnall Marshall Huffman Harvey Hunt Phyllis Hunt Tommy Hunter James Jarrett Kay Jarvis Paul Jones Lilly Kesler Denise Kimble Michael Kincaid Judy King Doris Kirk Karen Lambert Roger Legg Louetta Light Billy Lucas Joan Markham Keith Marshall Kay Matthews Ninth Grade Charles Maxfield Betty Monk Janet Moss Rosalind Mullins Kay McClurg Linda McCorkle Kay Naylor Larry Naylor Lucille Nelson Mark Nelson Phyllis Nida Janet Null Paul Nunley Margie Peck John Phillips Phillip Ramsey Douglas Rice Jerry Rippetoe Paul Rippetoe David Robertson Burton Rodgers Lillie Rowland Larry Samples Frederic Sapp John Siders Roy Siders Larry Smith Raymond Smith Richard Smith Suezann Smith Chelya Sneed Fonda Sneed Linda Spaulding Melvin Spears Dora Spencer Toby Spotts Jolene Stamper Cookie Stephens Cecil Stewart Barbara Sullivan Sandra Sullivan Diana Sword Ronald Talbott Billy Taylor Ruth Taylor Charles Thomas Diane Turner Karen Turner X , Y ,. , f L - ali A-1 .. f- S, for A. i if gf P i --ff-W, ki -sri 'f J ,. - K A , 5 A ' is x sr'- .-f Q1 , R5 ' 5' fr ' Clif -L . 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I - ,: .V k,.V H 5 Lr .rvn It yy ,E 15' me Z i Af - erz we 1- tefrf ,, asf 4 54 Ninth Grade E Regina Tyo ,. 1-I n S w r Pi' ,. , C Q 'i' ' Landing Uwief-kwood A. --' , .. ,L e CC y a er Q f .-1 'W' L fri- Roy Walker W we 1 ghwgg, Deanna Washington ' A I K - -0 ij- ' Benny Welch . ' p 15 ,AA4 '- ' 'tiirfffl' I , S S p Ruth williams 4, n- W Sandy Wilson nf M' W A ' 4:1 - ' C Barbara White -if A 2 ' ' 5 -QT - Elaine White ,f , If Sharon White ' , A. Nwil l x Ji Arnold Young A - A ' ' A' T S 7'f'f9L Ls? 'if 1l Shown here are the members of Mrs. Meredith's ninth grade sewing class. They are Elaine White, Susan Callahan, Darlene Harmon, Judy Compton, Ann Brown, Diane Turner, Louetta Light, Lilly Kessler, Virgie Cox, Sandy Sullivan, Brenda Gib- son, and Cookie Stephens. This is the third year these girls have had sewing. They are not only learning how to make their own clothes, but they are also learning how to operate a sewing machine and what each mechanism stands for. . lfjr ' , Jff. g Z XX ' -J 31171. ' X S nb lilrlfk f f LF Q? A - .-MN E ??! -fag' ' QI, '-ax Q 55 Eighth Grade i Mike Akers ,. , V V .. V AV Richard Allport lg, i- V i V .er V, J Q V g, fn, iff 2. eej Chester Arthur V V VV. John Arthur Vw V Vr- Larry Backus W Irf VV,i ' il . ir Forrest Bailey Wk, VV V VV V V .ol ,,L. V . l VV . i- H J rr r it ,Ve ' i' A 1 Q ' ' V ' ' . V r Carol Ballengee V i Robert Barr Va E V V ri. V V e VV 1 Clilford Basham ',: Q 'QV if Vg V MVVV Q VV fe ' ': r .ig -V i A Leonard Baskin r V 'X V 3 vi- ' X T?'iVj - god., Michael Bass Q i ' Q er. Sharon Blackburn V ' VV M i 1 ' I ti 1 i V V Mt 4 r V , , wr . . 1 4 , 1 Teddy Blevins l is zz, V ' e Brenda Bonovitch in- V Q .g V YV Yvonne Booker in J V 'L f 35VQ ! A -5t '3 I V Dennie Bdnrh Q t .N by rvee, 1 Davld Bowe V V V V - - - 1: --ief2Vsi? ' . 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' f,e,59 - 1 fr. - ..,: e Elizabeth Elders f l yi ' V , V ' F Ernest Ferrell rV,, ,V , A ' Sue Ferrell A V I : i YV V V Katherine Ferris VV ' fl'f H ' i ' Clarence Fleck iiV-1 V' VV V V Carolyn Forest C i'V Ver V ' if , 56 Q., 5 .f,1 10.0- fu Nr, Y ,., ,-,. 0 J , p ,VIA vo 5 If... ' ti' .Qi ' 8 in , . fo ' Q1 5 'ao VI, .5 IW! . 1, i 4 XY ,Q ll I, K ,,, .vu tl' 70' L. P 41 I I . ,QS fy 'aqua A I . , 5 , -, ...M ' Q ,.,...f s ,fi 1 ' ,.., Eighth Grade Ann Frame - Diane Frame -4 ' Jean Frame ,Q Q Larry Gay ' Ruth Gibbs Q Sheila Gibbs - Linda Gillespie 1-Y Stanley Guthrie JR Q 571 I nv .a 1 Q' Q . -If .k,1 - I r at M' 41, . vs. , .,.,.?.,-, A I s V' xii A , ' L'5r -F I Db .. u. -1 at at .41 wa., J, if ., John Gygax Q-. 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David Meadows Eighth Grade Jeannette Meadows Earl Merritt Betty Miller Margie Minnix Marva Minor Sara Mollohan Danny Monk Franklin Mooney Jeannie Mooney John McCue Clarity McCune Rodney Mclntyre Eugene McNeely Kathie McQuain Herbert Nelson Doris Newman Johnny Niewierowski JoAnn Nunley Dianne Nutter Betty 0'Neal Joseph Panetta Diane Pauley Mary Phillips Glenna Prater Larry Raines Virgil Raines Martha Reid Brenda Reynolds Don Roberts Douglas Rogier Issac Rose Sharon Rose Ronald Roy Patrick Sales Gavin Scherer James Siders Karen Skeens Patty Skeens Joe Smith Judy Smith Janet Snowden Janet Stephens Michael Stephens Carolyn Stone Robert Stone Jane Teter Robert Thomas Zona Thompson .Q s R isps 5 pa, M .. M Q 3 gg, ,V 'fm iz W li-a R 5 i X' P .., ... J i 3 ' ' - J. . - J f' ' - rf 'J ,W S' K ,MQ ,A m , J, 3 wa., ,Q 3 kki' W ik Q J 9 - .- fha'-+ Q35 - ' i.g,L'gyff3j?fi 122- f . H in siwiirw ,lil J 'M Z qgjfi, -T , x ' R5 elim M5 ..s,.. 2, .- mr? .K Q , a ' ' ,T ,.,. 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Roy Hsu ...- .......... . - ......... ---.10 Alice Harper .. .......... ........ .,...... 10 N0 PICTURES John Hemmings Douglas Kidd ........ ..-.-.----- Barbara Raines ........ ----- Doris Richardson Carolyn Short ...... -.--...10 Harold Short -.. ............ ..--- 7 Jerry Simms --- ..... ..--- ........... 10 59 J. as 'Nw 'H i if A ff 1 is-1' ff Eighth Grade David Turner Frances Vaughan Michael Vertner Rhonda Waggoner Joe Walker Pamela Walker Vernon Ward J erry Warren James West Brenda White David White Larry Whitman Leonard Wiley Gary Williams Lawrence Williams Bonnie Williamson Margaret Woodrum Velma Young Stephen Snider .....-............ 7 Brenda Stone -.... .... .....-.......... 7 Ruth Walker ..-.. .... ..-.. .... ...... 8 Tim White -..--..-...-.-------.......-. 7 Louis Williams Tommy Young ..................- 7 ....--.--.......... 7 Seventh Grade Gloria Angus Stewart Baber Bill Bailey Herbert Barker Karen Barr Benny Basham Shirley Basham Judith Berkhouse David Berrier Vera Bird Beverly Bolden Faye Bostic Richard Bowling Martha Brown Barbara Calvert Mary Campbell Jimmy Canterbury Ann Chapman Connie Collias Patty Conley Judith Cooper George Core Russell Cox Mike Cummings Joyce Daniels Charles Dent Brice Dixon Helen Dixon Michael Dorsey Raymond Dowell Sherman Dutfey Thomas Dugan Kathryn Dunlap Sandy Durham William Durst Harold Elmore Linda Faulkner Diana Flemming Eddie Fisher Barbara Flowers William Frame Robert Gardner Paula Greene Jane Gregg Ricky Gregg Barbara Grinstead Sandra Hall Alberta Hammons ,, 1 we V rf' W Q, iw, ,Q vigil? 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R t . in i ' Qi ,QL get B S iff, as f f' 5 M w f K K Akjr nfnz may ' 1, , 'P 1 i ix lf' ,L 1 60 Seventh Grade l V 'ff r- I an J A , U qu 'y.A Billy Hammons in 2 ' tg, ,N , - rv G ,. fs' X, 9 5 Ruby Hancock -- A ' V X C' 4 , W -' . 5' '., Sandra Hancock -'M W ' 'S L +'+pifJ Carl Harper -. we ' Y y 1 ' Sharon Hayes X. fi 5 My a V' x , ' i ' a L Q Dolores Helvy ' I ' A ' I' ETP: 'J 'L' V A 0 ,X A 3 -SE. 0 A ,.,l4 ..Wmff4ss:2' IM 4 J K 2 3 A Sue Hess ,, - ' 1 - 'T nf - A Carolyn Hicks '... - ' Q' W a 'A -' wanace Higginbomam gf, L - I 1 'A ' lf- --2' - Larry Houston Q .W - Ronald Hunt m . J ' 4 , I ' Teresa Hunter K 1 I , . P' ' L 5 Neil Jackson ,K W ,QA ' Q i? , Gloria Johnson ' ,Av 1. ' C ' 0 7 X Helen Jones '- ' , ' 7 JL, ' 4 Gary Kelly ' ' ' .' .. 5 1 Jimmy Kelly , 7 A V' j Thomas Kent J f N 1 f , 1 , A EA f Lf' ' 1 f lf: , K- ' r w lfllllmll .Q 1 ' 5 -X G 5 m Phillip Keyser ,,, A ,gg m y, ,, Wt , Virginia King 4 ,I ' ,q, S N 4 Y ,r Sue Kirk Q, , , P' Q E A . Becky Lawson ' H ' X Milford Lovejoy ' Q , we A fx, Sue Lowry E 4 '- if X if It QA f Drema Lucas A G Billy Luikart ', ga 1 W 0 ' A ky T3 ,i , W3 ,J Sally Lyons 'H . -- ' QQ, Ae, L , - -f Tommy Maddox ,- - ' 'eh' FQ Gary Markham 9' V Wie- f ' , Jimmy Marshall -Q, . r , VK V Q u ,J 'I I -if ,x -f au. Donald Martin Eva Martin i Q.. ri-' , . 0 A Q.. -vs . 4' KT' 'Wi To Q Thomas Martin . A h Q, if X N ,. V - -- , ,GJ L .. L- ,J James May ' ' ' W. 'L 1 -1 A Kitty Meadows 5 W I it A 'Y Janet Meadows , as ,tink 7,4 L Steve Milam 6 X99 iq ' 6 i 0 9. ,X 3 ht- , A nr- Q i A D, ' y 1, ? .. .- -40 Alice McDaniel .ty L ,, ' C- 'r V ' ' F Carol McNeely. A J' 'J - Q, h I Susan McQuain O L Nil' A Q f: i 1 ecka f A I' , I 1 V i , , , ., , , . A C ' -X Arish Nelson Pl 1 Lyn Newman 1' -pat - . A-an we 0 2 G Robert Null A' ,' , 3 K 'J ' M fm' 4 N Connie 0'Neal -'L' , ' . a- f f' ' - A i' - Patricia Perry Rig! ' ' 1 A I I ' ' ' L . Sandra Phillips 25 Y' . L f P - 'lf 6l Seventh Grade Alice Plott Connie Porter Clarence Raines Sharyn Ramsey Joanne Rowland Roy Tucker Helena Rutledge Barbara Seabolt Raymond Sharp Gene Short Dorothea Slusher Edna Smith Billy Smith Janet Smith Keith Smith Victoria Sneed David Snodgrass William Snodgrass Barbara Southers Bernice Spann Mike Spears John Spencer Patricia Stamper Patricia Stone Gary Strickland Paul Sword James Symns Sandra Tapley Patsy Tate Joan Thompson John Thompson Mary Tuten James Tyo Beverly White Tom White Douglas Williams Louise Williams Paul Williams Charles Woolwine Mary Woolwine Tommy White Eva Wright -:a :- z gf, -- s J S S Q. al M A 52smd,n,gws':fff ' ' A ie 'T' ly M4 + df S of 4. , -- ' P ,STL LM R M J a R is S estrat S M -S I K .S k it Wig A K A I 'mfg avg. S . S- q WAY! 4 -' gs 0 fc ,S ,. JG. d B .N S :W S .LAL -- Q S S i Si M, S N y S S,SS. L a l S . e , Q ,S R cf' iii F' fame.. Sd Sr.m-gg? 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Most of these second year shorthand students have passed their eighty words dicta- tion test and are eligible for their eighty word pins. These young ladies take timed dic- tation, transcribe, and check punctuation. .Samsung 63 N Li W' - These junior misses find all the necessary equipment and ingredients to bake a cake in Mrs. Smith's cooking class. They find that baking a cake can be fun as well as edu- cational. Pictured above are Alma Durst, Ruby Sales, Charlotte Durham, and Barbara Hancock. Composing the Senior High cooking class are Yvonne Harmon, Carol Spriggs, Peggy Sales, Joyce Wright, Catherine Bower, Carolyn Murphy, Thelma Walker, Connie Brown, Carol Cline, Patricia Mack, Edna Oulds, and Shirley Stone. They know that cooking is one of the necessary preparations for the future. 64 . I wa 9 'o Mr. Whitman demonstrates to the boys in Junior Wood Shop a circle saw used for cutting wood. These boys have made many wooden objects used around the home. They are Roger Legge, John Collias, Ronnie Dean, Ilarvey Hunt, John Hemmings, Fred Bacus, Roy Walker, and Stanley Ilancock. The diflerent tools being displayed on the table in Machine Shop are used for practice work by James Robinson, James Parker, Ralph Johnson, Ronnie Dodrill, Robert Jessie, Larry Young, Keith Hoskins, Mike Spangler, and Jerry Perry. Before they can receive their Vocational Diploma, they must finish 1080 hours. 65 Q has - 1A ka' 3,12 L?Q5,f...w J 5.-Lg Q33 ., R 9 K f ' 1 -S. i , l I 5 that they are now studylng These glrls are all members of Mr Gillum s American His tory class Some of the class hand in thirty sets of questions to help raise their grade These seventh grade geography students under the supervision of Mr Canterbury are studying the climates, customs, crops, and people found in the different localities of the world. The maps seen in the background help the class a great deal in their studies. U Nancy Rice and Marsha High look on while Sandra Lee points out a spot on the map QUE! JSUUI IUXUH I 5 W .1 'E H 1 ,H A ir J, , 'V SQ? 66 ll , o BB, Working problems in Advanced Algebra comes easy for these students when they know the fundamentals and principals required to be able to master an algebra problem. Dickie llolliday, Nancy llice, Eddie Powers, Bill Kimble, and Bobbie Boyer each demon- strate a problem to the rest of the class. These seventh grade math students are busy preparing their day's lesson, which consists of working fractions and percentage problems. Delores Helvy, Gloria Angus, James Symn, Sheila Westfall, Benny Basham, and John Spencer each made a 100 per cent on a recent test. 67 Mr. Whitman, instructor of the Mechanical Drawing Class, illustrates to J. B. Fer- guson, Bill Deardorff, Eddie Powers, Larry Edwards, Larry Russell, and Charles Blake the Isometric Drawings, cut-outs, and house plans. These boys have to have approxi- mately 60 drawings iinished by the end of the year. This eleventh grade English class is learning the procedures of diagramming. They find that every word in a sentence has a certain place where it is to be inserted. Shown below correcting their errors are Robert Adkins, Johnna Jackson, Tommy Lavender, Uvonie Milem, and Nancy Atkins. 68 ,,:i3 '-ui-' gd ,421- ' '- -,..,i '11-1f1- 1., C-'W-11, if 53 -,253 Q ',,,-.. T' -.1-, ,:L: -- .l'Z'. -Z gg' ? 69 Grganizations X-A In EDITOR A. tw ,QQWWMJSPQW Wima--Editor Sandra-Assistant DuPont1an S taff ASSISTANT ...,,,.,.7,7... ,,,,.. . 7 BUSINESS MANAGER , ,.,,. ASSISTANT .,.,,7, ,7,,,, .,,,,,.,,,A,,, , ,,,, ADVERTISING MANAGER ..,... ASSISTANT ...,....,,.. PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSISTANT ,,,,,,, SPORTS EDITOR ,. ASSISTANT 7.7,,,,, TYPIST 7.,,7,,,.. I ART EDITOR ,,,, , ADVISER .,,,,, Business Managers-.lohnna and Judy .,.....W'ilma Seabolt I Sandra Lee .. ,.,,,, I Judy Blake ,,,,,,,,Johnna Jackson .,,,,,,Rosemary Allen ,Nancy Rice . , A Aubrey Cormany, Carl Sizemore , Bill Kimble ,,,,,,,,Eddie Powers , ,,,, Mike Albert Nancy Skeens ,,,.,,,George Ellison F. Gillum Advertising Managers-Nancy and Rosemary O 'Ev- --w...... is U . S- O Fditor Wilma Seabolt and her assistant, Sandra Lee, had to perform many tasks inyediting the DuPbntian. Some of the duties were: preparing layouts, crop- ping pictures, meeting deadlines, and writing copy. Sandra will take over Wil- ma's job as editor next year and will have complete charge in putting out the year- book. ' . . V. 1 . . kk- char e Judy Blake, Business Manager, and her assistant, Johnna Jac son, are in g of the business matters. They take care of the subscriptions and finances of the lJul'ontian. They also have records that have to be adjusted and taken care of. Obtaining advertisements for the yearbook is the duty of the Advertising Man- afer Rosemary Allen, and her assistant, Nancy Rice. These girls have complete L . . f ttin f the idvertising section into operation charge o pu g z . . . Typist for the Dul'ontian is Nancy Fkeens. She types all the necessary copy ' t' l that is to be sent to the printers, as Mr. Gillum directs her on certain essen la typing procedures. Eddie Powers and Mike Albert prepare the copy for the sports section. They obtain all the necessary data that is required for the football, basketball, and track pictures. Being an active participant in athletics helps these boys in preparing the copy. All activity pictures are taken by the chief photographers, Aubrey Cormany, th d' ' and Carl Sizemore, and their assistant, Bill Kimble. The art work for e 1v1- sion pages is done by George Ellison. The DuPontian has four new pages this year and is printed on hundred pound paper. The cost in publishing the annual was increased because of the changes that occurred. Panther Press Celebrates Co-Editors, Karen Mark- ham and Ruth Ann Phil- lips, inform each worker of their duties. They see that stories are written and turned in on time, copy- read the stories, wr i t e headlines, and set up the pages to go to press. The Panther Press marks its twelfth annivers- ary this year, and it is the second year the co-editors were chosen to head the journalism staff. The Panther Press is edited twelve times during the school year. Mr. James E. Thomas is the sponsor and adviser. First Row-D. Daughtery, Asst. Cub Editor, T. Holbrook, Managing Editor, R. Phillips, Co-Editor, K. Mark- ham, Co-Editor, C. Perrine, Editorialist, P. Keenan, News Editor. Second Row-T. Hunter, Cub Editor, L. Marshall, S. Peck, Typist, K. Edwards, Reporter, B. Mullins, Reporter, N. Chapman, Exchange Editor, L. Val- entine, Sports Editor, J. Thomas, Advertising Manager, R. Haynes, Reporter. 72 Stephney Peck, typist, Pribble Schoolcraft, Finan- cial Secretary, and Janet Thomas, Advertising Man- ager, make up the business department of the Panther Press. They take care of the advertisements, finan- cial problems, and the ma- terial that is to be typed for the paper. The Panther Cubs, pic- tured below, which is com- posed of J u n i o r High students, attempt to estab- lish journalistic ideas to betterthemselvesand those around them. Twelfth Anniversary 1-5 kv f. First Row-H. Dixon, B. Seabolt, B. Hancock, D. Helvey, D. Daughtery, T. Hunter, M. Tuten, C. McCune. Second Row-R. Walker, H. Rutledge, S. Blackburn, J. High, L. Gillispie, S. Lilly. J. Rowland, Mr. Thomas, Sponsor. Third Row-E. Fout, P. Ramsey, J. Meadows, C. Lawson, E. Gore, J. West, D. Gardner, T. Hunter, T. White. 73 Officers of the Student Council are Carl Sizemore, President, G a 1' y Frame, Vice President, and Nancy Meadows, Secretary-Treas- urer. Carl presides over each c o u n c i l meeting throughout the year. With the assistance of Gary and Nancy, the meetings are conducted in an orderly manner. Student Council Aids School Members of the forum are Nancy Meadows, Ann Metz, Jean Adkins, Patric- ia White, Julia Hitchcock, Nancy Rice, Helen Hiner, Mrs. Wolfe, Adviser, Gary Frame, Lulia Thompson, and John Siders. These forum members weigh the problems of the school be- fore presenting them to the Student Council. First Row-M. Brown, B. Campbell, B. Flowers. Second Row-K. Meadows, T. Spotts, S. Sullivan. Third 510338 Smith, S. Callahan, M. Peck. Fourth Row-G. Markham, J. West, S. Guthrie, Fifth Row-J. Kuhn, . 1 ers. The hall guides who are on duty each day are: Standing - Phyllis Amb- rose, Mary Corsaro, Sue Crowder, D ia n a Sword, Beulah llancock, Jo Ann Garrison, Sitting - Ruth Haynes, Shirley Workman, Dorothy Daughtery, Mary Cooke, and Barbara Smith. Service Is Rendered By Hall Guides The Vhaii' Committee is composed of Bob Tittle, l'oddy llunter, Jackie llar- lvr, Lew Thompson, Jerry lancock, James Stanley, Larry lmdsome, Carl Mul- lons, and Monte Dillon. Fhese boys give up their free time to set up chairs for assumlmlies. First Rowffl. Perrine, S. Daniels, A. McCormick. Seccond Row-P. Schoolcraft, K. Taylor, W. Seabolt, J. Stone. 'I'hird Row-J. Keeney. H. White, A. Vaughan. Fourth Row-A. Cormany, D. Campbell, C. Hall. Fifth Row-J. Lyons, S. Martin, C. Sparacino. Sixth Row--J. Wiseman, B. Tittle. Seventh Row-B. Kimble, E. Durham. SWE we ' First Row--C. O'NeaI, B. Smith, J. Basham, D. Sayre, A. Straton, D. Young, J. Hedrick, J. Keyser, J. Stone, C. Thomas. Second Row-S. Daniels, V. Burke, C. Hudnall, M. High, N. Rice, J. Keeney, B. Estes, M. Demp- sey, N. Raines, J. Thomas, E. Rose, K. Mcador. Third Row-J. Turner, J. Kuhn, J. Hodge, D. Hancock, L. Thompson, R. Pritt, R. Dixon, L. Robinson, S. Stone. Fourth Row-P. Hudnall, J. Sammons, L. Thompson, M. Dillon, B. Williamson, M. Hines, D. Bolden, M. Hudson, J. Bailey, D. Hoffman, Fifth Row-L. Marshall, L. Valentine, J. Snodgrass, B. Akers, B. Lane, A. Vaughan, M. Albert, B. Kimble, B. Tittle, P. Brown, J. Karnes. Operetta: Lulia Thompson, supported by the girls of Roar- ing Creek, sings Go West Young Woman, Go West. The Senior High Chorus has been, under the direction of Miss Brooke, exceptionally busy this year. They have given concerts at the local churches and several at school. at Charleston. Seven selected students were sent to Huntington to take part in the All State Chorus on April 14, 15, and 16. On February 13 and 14 the chorus presented Several of the chorus members were chos- en to participate in the All County Chorus their annual Operetta. First Row-Miss Brooke, D. Kimbel, D. Pauley, D. Rice, D. Arnold, J. Phillips, C. Ballengee, C. Stephens S Sullivan, T. Spotts. Second Row-N. Colburn, F. Brown, A. Brown, D. Sword, A. Frame, J. Compton, S. Biedl ford, B. White. G. Ferrell. Third Row-S.-Burgess, R. Waggener, M. Minnix, J. Hanna, J. Snowden, K Skeens, B. Campbell, K. Lambert. E. White, T. Cabli sh. Fourth Row-R. Smith, R. Smith, P. Rippetoe, P Dixon, B. Welch, B. Kincaid, J. Rippetoe, C. Thomas, B. Douglas. State Chorus'Meinbers-M. Albert, J. Karnes, J. Keeney, T. Ford, D. Campbell, T. Holbrook, L. Thompson. Miss Brooke Directs Sr. Sc r. Choruscs Operetta - Shown here is the cast of the Sr. High Chorus' Op- eretta, Bell of the West , made up com- pletely of chorus members. The Junior High Chorus has 73 students in the club. Every Thursday during club period they meet with Miss Brooke. Their activities have included singing for the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. They also sung zz variety of selections at the an- nual spring concert. In February a number of ninth grade students went to sing in the All County Chorus. The chorus had a num- ber of successful candy sales this year to raise money for new sheet music. First Row-J. Dixon, J. Markham, L. Brown, S. Mollahan, K. Brown, S. Davis, D. Spencer, C.Conner, L. llollend. Second Row-M. Akers, D. Doland, P. Hunt, J. Moss, D. Turner, K. Jarvis, Il. Mullins, L. Spalding, S. Overbaugh. Third Row-R. Ferrell, B. Merrit, R. Harvey, B. Ilines, C. Brown, S. White, S. Wilson, E. Greene, M. Peck, S. Callahan. Fourth Row-J. Gygax, S. Hastings, H. Slack, J. Thompson, J. Frame, B. Childers, S. Smith, D. Gills, K. Martin. Harol d Lambert David Bowles Rona ld Harmon Seniors of 1958 Band Hallie Bolden Virginia Burke Sue Dean Elizabeth Crittendon Not Pictured George Pauley Carl Dabney Richard Holliday 78 Wyman Megginson Peggy Browning Tommy Holbrook '95 'WX xwmwv' ...nn-.- -I iw ix Kay E ' Taylor - H-...a Judy Holfm an Captain Brenda Sullivan Asst. Captain Kay 4 QR Winfree Q' l is E K Jo Ann Davis L ' , 1 I I If 1: . Carol X Johnna Sue Jackson X Brown I I in J' ? 4 Brenda Leadmon X f' A is M xQ fi ji Lynn A l Sharon - Meador Ritz A 47 Band Purchases New Brass Horns The Band Auxiliary purchased six new bass horns ihis year for the DuPont High School Band. Pictured above with the new horns are John Dixon, Paul Jones, Billy Lucas, Paul Dixon, Harold Lambert, and Wyman Megginson. ,Q cv, x VM Illl Larry Lawson-Drum Maior Johnna Jackson-Twirler Dougie Rice-Asst. Drum Major 82 Dlane Turner Captain K ay Linda Brown in Brown wxxk Linda Kay McCorkle Mathews Sue Davis 83 Janet Moss First Row-C. Sizemore, R. Holliday, E. Powers. Second Row-W. Seabolt, J. Adkins, P. White, N. Meadows. Recognition Is Given To Outstanding Students The National Honor Society held an initia- tion in March giving recognition to seven new members. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service shown in the school. The new members which were selected are Seniors, Eddie Powers, Jean Adkins, Patricia White, and Nancy Meadows. Juniors who were se- lecteil are Nancy Rice, and Johnna Jackson. Carl Sizemore, Richard Holliday, and Wilma Seabolt are honored members who were se- lected last year. Faculty sponsors are Mr. B. F. Gillum, Miss Barbara Joachim, Miss Maxine Thacke1', Mrs. Josephine Wolfe, and Mr. Bill Gardner. Honor Society Members Serve As Guides The National Junior Honor Society chooses its members on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizen- ship. An initiation was held in April to admit new members into this national organiza- tion. The members were in charge of regis- tration and served as guides on visitation day. Miss Kimmel, Mrs. Meredith, and Mrs. Runyon are faculty sponsors. First Row-J. Wiseman, A. Metz, S. Daniels, P. Hall, D. Berkhouse, J. Akers, L. Stevens, T. Spott,. Second Row-K. Moore, J. Davis, S. Callahan, S. Smith, T. Jacobs, D. Gills, C. Hanna, D. Hoffman, H. Landers. Ruth Phillips, Judy Blake, and Wilma Scabolt. Graduates Induct New Members Three members were initiated into the Keninsheka Chapter of the Quill and Scroll in January by former members of the or- ganization that have graduated from Du- Pont. To qualify for this society, one must F. T. A. Members Help The members of the Future Teachers of America Club strive to learn about the op- portunities in teaching, and they cultivate the essential qualities of a good teacher. During the year they have worked for cer- First Row-President, H. Hincr, Secretary, J. Blake have two years journalism experiences, one hundred inches in printed material or S200 in ads, and must maintain a B average. Mrs. Joyce Hoffman became the new sponsor of the Quill and Scroll this year. Orphans at Christmas tificates and pins by grading papers and re- placing teachers in class. At Christmas they prepared gifts to take to a local orphanage. They also attended the county convention. ,Treasurer, J. Hitchcock, V.-President, N. Rice, Librar- ian, S. Lee, Historian, M. High, Parliamentarian, C. Pcrrineg Song Leader, K. Markham, Adviser, D. Smith. Second Row-C. Hitchcock, S. Johnson, D. Campbell, J: Kuhn, C. Plant, M. Dempsey, P. Keenan, M. Corsaro, P. White. Third Row-N. Dean, B. Grimet, S. Stone, J. Smith, D. Berkhouse, J. Akers. P. Hall, M. Pauley, S. Morris, J. Painter. Fourth Row-B. Sullivan, P. Johnson, D. Mullins, M. Conant, B. Smith, K. Moore, B. Hancock, C. Hanna, C. Thomas. Missing from picture-R. Phillips. MSX First Row-C. Blake, L. Hall, C. Hunter, E. Powers, T. Kelly, Coach Bossie. Second Row-R. Conant, M. Dye, L. Edwards, L. Valentine, C. Sword, S. Martin, C. Sizemore. Third Row-J. Blackwell, P. Hudnall, H. Flow- ers, B. Dornick, B. Fleck, N. Halstead, J. Lyons, C. Robinson. Fourth Row-B. Akers, J. Farren, J. Brown, M. Wolfe, J. Wiseman, C. Mullens, H. Rutledge, B. Deardorff. Varsity Club Delivers Gift Baskets The DuPont Varsity Club is composed of Senior High boys who have earned a letter in one of the three major sports, football, basketball, or track. The club awards three trophies each year to a boy who is outstand- ing in each sport. They also deliver the Christmas Gift Baskets and are in charge of operating the candy machines. lllll' 6 Good Sportsmanship Encouraged by Ir. Hi Varsity The Jr. High Varsity Club, which is com- posed of football and basketball lettermen, encourage good sportsmanship and character among the boys. The boys who take part in one another, the rules of the game, and how to improve phases of a play. Coach Vandall assists the boys in learning the procedures of the various sports. , this club learn to Work in co-operation with First Row-G. Markham, S. Guthrie, L. Naylor, J. Burton, J. Collias, J. Jarrett, R. Dean, Coach J. Vandall. Second Row-E. Ferrell, B. Hundall, N. Sales, P. Sword, T. Maddocks, M. Ferrell, L. Williams, D. Meadows, R. Hall, C. Bird. Third Row-R. Berkley, J. Neiwerskie, G. Hylton, D. Monk, P. Harris, T. Gregg, J. Walker, S. Milam, F. Holliday. Fourth Row-D. Bowe, F. Huston, G. Chestnut, D. Douglass, D. Allport, D. Barrier, G. Williams, J. Siders, J. Warren. Y First Row--R. Haynes, N. Shoemaker, S. Milam, P. Schoolcraft, Secretary, S. Lancaster, President, J. Mason, Vice-President: Mrs. Scott, Adviser. Second Row-V. Milem, D. Selbe, M. Lykins, L. Lancaster, W. Norman, C. Spriggs, P. Fields, R. Walker. Third Row--B. Steele, N. Leadmon, J. O'Bricn, D. Burke, H. Taylor, D. Wolfe, B. Miller. Fourth Row--B. Twohig, L. Robertson, C. Priddy, S. Perry, P. Moles, L. Kilburn, R. Flesh- man. - Teens Make Tray Favors For Crippled Childr The Y-Teens are basically a service or- ganization, striving to help the school, the Y. W. C. A., and the youth of America. They made tray favors for Marmet Hospital for crippled children and have had numerous candy sales during the year. This is Mrs. Scott's first year as the club's adviser. Sophomore Y - Teens Participate In Gift Basket Program The Sophomore Y-Teen Club strives to reach the goals of growing as a person, in friendship, and in the knowledge and love of God. Projects for the year included co- sponsoring the tea for Education Week, Hal- loween favors for the Marmet Hospital, par- ticipating in the Student Council Gift Basket Program, and Easter favors for underpriv- ileged children. The club's adviser, Mrs. Brown, assists the girls in their various ac- tivities. First Row-Mrs. Brown, Sponsor, J. Hayes, E. Walker, Treasurer: D. Hundley, Secretary, H. White, Vice- Prcsidcntg J. Ulbrich, J. Turner, P. Jessie. Second Row-J. Cochran, N. Tate, A. Skiles, C. 0'Neal, B. Milam, K. Slack, S. Dunlap, J. Bowe, C. Paxton. Third Row-N. Monk, C. Wright, B. Stamper, C. Hudnall, S. Nangle, C. Young, R. Dixon, B. Eskew, N. O'Brien. Fourth Row-C. Lykins, P. Plant, J. Mitchell, F. Brown, M. Burke, Kinder, G. Bowers, B. Fleming. . 'Q CII First Row-Mr. Canterbury, J. McLaughlin, J. Reynolds, B. McLaughlin, F. Hoffman, P. Twohig. Second Row-L. Samples, J. Corsaro, R. Lawrence, C. Arthur, F. Bailey, D. Rogers, R. Talbot. Third Row-V. Ward, M. Spears, W. Morris, T. Munsey, D. Armstrong, T. Gordon, J. Panetle, H. Landers. Visual Education Club Purchases Movie Projector The Visual Education Club of DuPont The boys in the club have a code, always High School is probably one of the best be courteous, polite, and give your best ser- organized clubs in recent years. vice to the school. A new Kodak Movie Projector was pur- The sponsor of the club is Mr. James chased this year, which has improved the Canterbury. quality of the movies very much. F. B . L. A. Installs Cedar Grove Chapter The purpose of the Future Business Lead- The officers of the DuPont Club installed ers of America Club is to develop competent, the Cedar Grove Chapter of the F. B. L. A. aggressive business leadership, to train for Plans are being made to attend the State useful citizenship, and foster patriotism for Convention at West Virginia Institute of our country. Technology. First Row-B. Elmore, N. Skeens, N. Lambert, Treasurer, R. Bass, Secretary, P. Hancock, Vice-President, J. Burrough, President, S. Cobb. Second Row-D, Lynch, R. Schoolcraft, K. Ulbrich, E. Knapp, A. McCormick, K. Hicks, D. Mancari, D. Brown. Third Row--L. Slack, J. Thompson, C. Wolfe, G. Taylor, P. Pittman, J. As- bury, W. Mullins, D. Myers, L. White. 'Ja- First Row-B. Lane, T. Gay, Treasurer, B. Thornberry, Vice-President, Mr. Gardner, Adviserg M. Spangler President, C. Smith, Sergeant-at-arms, C. Sparcino, Secretary. Second Row-C. Ramsey, T. Pauley, L. Ritz J. Reid, D. Lucas, B. Hervy, R. Ramsey. Third Row-B. Haynes, B. Alexander, D. Young, J. McCoy, T. Ja: cobs, N. Bailes, A. Wily, Chaplain. Fourth Row-L. Thompson, J. Ferrell, E, Blunt, J. Whitlock, R. West- fall, W. Blake. Hi- Y Sends Fruit Iuices to Marmet Hospital Once again this year the DuPont Hi-Y members to represent the club at a confer- collected fruit juices and sent them to the ence held at Jackson's Mill. Marmet Hospital. The club also sent six Members Study History of State The Stories and Tales of West Virginia in locating the different towns and learning Club gain pleasure as well as information in about the prominent people and places in studying the people, customs, and history of West Virginia. Mr. Hamrick is the sponsor our state. The members use maps and books of the club. First Row-E. Sword, Presidentg K. Winfree, Treasurer, R. Morris, R. Toothman, G. Wright, L. Lawson, C. Young, D. Martin, E. Stone, A. Cook. Second Row--G. Carr, Secretary, J. Tate, E. Rowe, D. Campbell, T. Hunter, J. Wentz, K. Thomas, Mr. Hamrick, Adviserg J. Truman, W. Thornton, S. Walker, B. Washington. Third Row-J. Miller, J. Nelson, P. Powers, R. Middleton, E. Carrow, L. White, G. Weeks, R. Miller, C. Rip- petoe, J. Childers, F. Thornton, C. Thompson. K. Edwards, J. Shoemaker, B. Mullins, M. Taylor, C. Plant, S. Cobb, P. White. Library Assistants Responsible For Circulation of Books These girls are the library assistants who in each six weeks. For this service the girls are responsible for the circulation of the receive a pin for the first year and a pin library books. Each library assistant gives guard for each year thereafter. up her lunch hour to work at the desk once Drivers ' Education Club Encourages Safe Driving The purpose of the Drivers' Education of view. They also show a great deal of Club is to create safe, cautious drivers, dis- movies on safety features of the automobile. cuss hazardous driving problems, and over- Among other things they study the rules come these problems from a personal point required for a drivers' examination. First Row-B. Wright, R. Neil, B. Moss, Secretaryg S. Creasey, President, T. Miley, Treasurer, Mr. Hum- phreys, Adviser. Second Row-G. Legge, E. Reynolds, I. Keller, R. Adam, R. Jarrett, B. Roger. D. Basham, D. Jenkins. Third Row-L. Mack, R. Hall, B. Tucker, J. Romine, B. Williamson, J. Sims, B. Bosley, N. Stan- ley, O. Keeney. Fourth Row-J. Pennington, H. Wilson, J. Mayenschein, I. Butts, P. Crowder, J. Armstrong, 3. Chandler. Fifth Row-L. Pinson, R. Walker, L. Chandler, G. Thomas, F. Stone, L. Marshall, H. Butcher, . Raines. .. aan il .4 First Row-Miss Lawson, Adviser, J. Mooney, V. Martin, K. McQuain, P. Jones, President, S. Hancock, Vice- President, B. Rodgers, Secretary-Treasurer, H. Hunt, R. Taylor. Second Row-J. Dixon, J. Stamper, B. Hancock, S. Anderson, J. Westfall, J. Gregg, C. Kuthers, G. Hall, D. Jenkins, A. Canterbury, B. O'Neal. Third Row-B. Dixon, K. Marshall, E. Butler, D. Snodgrass, D. Williams, D. Martin, R. Walker, J. Stevens. B. Williams. Fourth Row-B. Bailey, G. Kelly, J. Spangler, R. Bowling, B. Lucart, M. Cummings, N. Jackson, Snend. unior High Organizcs Dancing Club The Jr. High Social Dancing Club was dents the basic steps of the jitterbug, stroll, organized this year under the sponsorship andthe waltz. of Mrs. Lawson. The club members meet every Thursday The purpose of the club is to teach stu- morning during club period. Enjoyment Obtalncd Through Hobb les The Junior High Sports and Hobbies Club main purpose of this club is to develop a is composed of boys interested in sports and desire in each member to have a hobby for hobbies for the carry-over value in life. The self enjoyment. First Row-Mr. Meadows, Sponsor, W. Frame, V. Raines, R. Hancock, M. Vertencr, L. Baskin, H. Nelson, J. Jessie. Second Row-R. Casto. J. Hancock. W. Ashworth, R- Douglass, T. Young, L. Wiley, L. Whitman, L. Samples, J. McCunc. Third Row-H. Elmore, S. Sampson, K. Marshall, H. Gibson, L. Hackney, W. King, D. Williams, F. Higpginbotham, L. Gaye. Fourth Row-G. Sheirer, C. Basham, F. Backus, R. Gardener, P. Key- ser, T. Kent, C. Raines. il it Q, First Row-C. Burford, President, J. Davis, Secretary-Treasurerg K. Ferris, S. Dye, M. Mullins. Second Row -A. McDaniel. A. Nelson, S. Eggleston, B. Bush, B. CundiH, K. Smith, Mrs. Meredith, Sponsor. Third Row --S. Lowery, K. Dunlap, C. Cline, P. Perry, S. Hayes, C. 0'Neal, E. Smith. Future Homemake rs Learn Art of Sewing The Needlecraft Club, sponsored by Mrs. sewing machine, and how to make garments Meredith, gives the Jr. High girls knowledge such as skirts, dresses, blouses, and sports in the art of sewing. They learn how to use clothes. a pattern, the fundamentals in operating a Entertainment Gained Through Recreation The purpose of the Recreation Club, which period, the members meet and discuss the is sponsored by Mr. Nelson, is to create an different types of recreation that the stu- interest in various games. During the club dents could participate in and enjoy. First Row-P. Mauzy, B. Raines, F. Bostic, D. Lucas, D. Mitchell, S. Rose, P. Stone, D. Richardson, S. Jarrell, Mr. Nelson, Adviser. Second Row-E. Wright, M. Teter, A. Plott, R. Lawson, D. Frame, M. Jarrett, J. Teter, M. Woolwine. Third Row-C. Stone, B. Miller, L. Nelson, M. Miner, S. Coleman, J. Holstein, V. Kennedy, M. Reed. Fourth Row-N. Pennington, E. Parsons, V. Dent, R. Conley, A. Hammons, J. Jarrett, R. Hudson. Fifth Row--J. Pernell, G. Callison, S. Harris, P. Young, B. Bionovitch, K. Stone, J. Stone, S. Halstead. ,Q l l . . ,Y 1 I First Row S. lless, D. Newman, K. Meadows, C. Collias, S. Durham, S. Westfall, M. Phillips, S. Hayden, Mrs. Itunyon. Second Row-S. Kirk, J. Stamper, S. Phillips, V. Bird, S. Basham, B. Spann, Z. Thompson, B. White, C. Prater, C. Angus. Third Rowe-D. Nutter, S. Hodges, C. Albert, S. Williams, B. Monk, D. Hiner, J. King, Ii. llanson, V. Cox, B. Holden. Fourth Row-A. Plott, R. Broegan, J. Nunley, M. Dunlap, S. Tapley, K. Barr, Y. Boaker, J. Berkhouse. P. Hunter. Personality Club Helps with Gift Baskets The Personality Club is made up of Jr. participated in the Christmas Gift Basket lligh Students who strive to improve their Program. general character. Again this year, the club Noon Dances Sponsored b G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association helps the restrooms and trophy case. They also spon- school plan noon activities, care for the girls' aor volleyball games. First Row--D. Walker, J. Cole, B. Talbott, E. Oulds, K. Franklin, Secretary-Trcasurer5 D. Sanford, S. Canter- bury, Vice-l'resident, Miss Shaar, Adviser, B. Thornton, Presidentg B. Beale, E. Crittendon, S. Dean, P. Browning, M. Whitlock, J. Jackson, J. Thompson. Second Row-S. Stewart, A. Metz, M. Cook, S. Whitten, J. Dent, S. Crady, S. Grady, J. Sanger, B. Combow, S. Daniel, K. Gregg, J. N0lS0h, J. Bailey, S. Carver, J. lloflgfe, l'. lfergruson. Third Row-D. Simlnons, Y. Saunders, B. Smith, C. Brown, N. Berger, C. Sowers, J. Davis, S. Peck, S. Kirk, K. McKewn, S. Stephens, J, Garrison. Fourth Row-R. Booker, M. Lynch, J. Cosby, lt. Salts, C. Short, S. Pernell, K. Winfree, L. Meador, B. Leadmon, S. Ritz, M. Ingram, J. Slusher, C. Moles, L. Blankenship. Fifth Row-D. Hopkins, S. Fleck, G. White, L. Angus, K. Taylor, C. Perry, H. Dearian, M. Taylor, li. Lawson, J. Simmons, M. Page, J. Wentz, D. J21!'I'0it, J- Hmlge, P. Wentz. i x, - L-. First Row-Mrs. Smith, S. Bucky, C. Gillispie, E. Ratliff, D. Sayre, C. Bower, N. Roberts. Second Row-P. Flowers, P. Mack, B. Jeffreys, E. Tuddle, D. Miller, Y. Kelly, F. Cavender, W. Short. Third Row-E. Rose, S. Brown, B. Huddleston, D. Durham, S. Ambrose, N. Hatrose, N. Hatfield, E. Tyo. Members Study Art of Being a Hostess The Hostess Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Smith, was organized for the purpose of giving young women an opportunity to become more successful hostesses in the future. Parties were planned during the Future Varsity Members The Senior High Athletic Club strives to promote an interest and better understand- ing in all sports, and to develop character and a sense of sportsmanship. These boys, year, which enabled the girls to act as host- esses. Accent was given to table decorations, good manners, proper introductions, and the correct use of silverware. Promote Good Citizenship who are under the sponsorship of Mr. Kidd, participate in football, basketball, and track. They hope to later become an active member of the Senior High Varsity Club. First Row-Mr. Kidd, D. Simmons, J. Pritt, L. Blackburn, T. Bonham, J. Crowder, B. Ramsey. Second Row -T. Blake, J. Day, K. O'Neal, R. Allen, C. Meadows, D. Brown, J. Toothman. Third Row-E. Burris, W. White, L. Hardiman, T. Burris, L. Beckett, W. Nutter, R. White, D. Strickland. W First Row-N. Maddox, M. Dillon, J. Cook, A. Toler, J. Williams, J. Basham, G. Ellison, S. Johnson, S. Van- dull, l'. Hanna, C. Murphy, I. Dodd, P. Hudnall. Second Row-J. Kent, C. Hill, R. Jarrett, J. Stone, H. Bell, M. Hopkins, T. Spitzer, B. Wilton, R. Nida, P. Steele, J. Shoemaker, B. Osbourne, J. Stanley. Third Row-F. lfvrln, lt. Harmon, W. Downey, K. Garten, A. Harper, C. Mullens, C. Jarrell, C. Hill, G. Carte, V. Burke, G. Peyton, B. Arthur. Fourth Row-W. Megginson, B. M ash, J. Booker, J. Harmon, C. Hall, D. Smith, C. Bond, S. lludnall, I.. Burgess, C. Ellis, D. Childers, R. Kinder. Fifth Row-E. McDowell, B. Dawson, B. Dawson, G. Chestnut, I.. Purnell, D. White, C. Bishop, M. Higginbotham, D. Stone, N. Stewart, C. Welsh, B. Blanton, T. Holbrook. Members Create Interest In Dancing The Dancing Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gray and Mr. Asseff, has approxi- mately thirty couples who meet every Thurs- day during activity period for their weekly instructions. Miss Eary, with the assistance of Mrs. Gray and Mr. Asseff, instructs the club members on various dances and steps. Various dances that the members were in- structed on are the waltz, jitterbug, fox trot, and folk dancing. The primary purpose of the club is to create an interest in dancing as an art and a method of recreation. The club officers are Jimmy Cook, President, Sydney Vandall, Vice President, Sandra Johnson, Secretary, and George Ellison, Treasurer. lf. Ft-rrt-ll, G. Ellison, Treasurer, T. Holbrook, P. Han na, S. Johnson, Secretaryg M. Dillon, S. Vandall, Vice- President, B. Blanton. Seated-F. Jones, T. Ford, S. Ritz, L. Thompson, N. Atkins, L. Lawrence, J. Berrier, N. Kennedy, S. Wargo V. Byrd, O. Douglas, S. Morris, D. Hoffman, S. Brown, J. Ward, C. Blanton, J. Thomas, N. Chapman, Ni Fletcher, J. Ledsome. Standing-C. Dabney, G. Frame, R. Holliday. S. Sampson, B Walker, Z. Self, P. Crotty, T. Jacobs, A. Leftwich, P. Brown, A. Stratton. Dramatic Club Demonstrates Acting Prowcss Phillip C r o t t y, Phillip Brown, T 0 m m y Jacobs, Zane Self, and Gary Frame made up the c a st of a court-martial s c e n e from the second production, Mir- acle of the Danube. This dramatic scene s t a r r e d Gary Frame as a captain of the Nazi Army. Because of his unbelievable mistakes, he was given a court mar- tial and sentenced to die. These productions W e r e made possible by the artful direction of their club spon- sor, Mr. Barnes. Still Stands the House was one of the two produc- tions that was produced by the Senior High Dramatic Club. Opal Douglas, Rich- ard Holliday, and Shirley Ritz portrayed the parts of Ruth, Bruce, and Hester, three of the main charac- ters from the play. First Row-K. Allen, N. Rice, E. Powers, G. Ellison, S. Lee, W. Seabolt. J. Blake, Mr. Gillum, adviser. Second Row-J. Cole, R. Phillips, J. Keeney, N. Meadows, P. Hancock, C. DeVol, H. Hiner, N. Skeens, C. Sizemore. 'I'hird Row-S. Wargo, O. Douglas, M. High, N. Chapman, A. Cormany, R. Conant, P. Sclioolcraft, B. Kimble. Four Pages Added to 1958 DuPontian The DuPontian Club combines work with movie, Scaramouche as their main money pleasure by working on some of the many making project of the year. Four pages were duties in putting out the yearbook during added to the DuPontian this year. their club period. The club sponsored the Future Secretaries Strive to Be of Assistance Learning office procedures and developing a sense of responsibility are these girls who help in the Principal's and Dean's offices each day. Answering phones, filing, and running er- rands are tasks that are to be done in an average day. First Row-B. Wilton, S. Lancaster, B. Talbott, S. Johnson, C. Hitchcock, J. Jackson, S. Lee. Second Row-G. Taylor, J. Hitchcock, M. Whitlock, N. Dean, N. Meadows, K. Franklin, C. Travis, B. Beale. Third Row--W. Norman, L. Lancaster, G. Berrier, B. Dawson, H. Dearien, R. Lawson, N. Fletcher. Shown here are the three finalists in the Du- Pontian Popularity Con- test. These girls were chosen by the student body. They are Lynn Meador, Diana Berkhouse, and Sydney Vandall. 4550 Memories Billy Lucas, John Dix- on, Paul Jones, Harold Lambert, Paul Dixon, and Wyman Megginson try out their new bass horns purchased by the Band Auxiliary this year. Mr. Bossie, John Black- well, Don Hunter, Larry Edwards, and Neil Hal- stead examine the trophy the football team received when they won the Chem- ical Valley Championship. These four boys were all on the Chemical Valley Conference. Activities Miss Hayworth IJ. Blakej re- ceives a check from Oliver Lee Oliver CA. Vaughnl. M r s. Brewster KJ. Adkins! looks on as Gilbert CB. Blanton! at- tempts to get the check. Seniors Present Character First Cast Carol Wood Nancy Dean Homer Quackenbush J. B. Ferguson Lotus Smith Ray Conant Oliver Lee Oliver Arthur Vaughn Miss Pooley Judy Thompson Miss Hayworth Judy Blake Emily Manning Sandra Johnson Ruby Nolan Karen Markham Miss Carr Janet Thomas Mrs. Colgate-Brewster Jean Adkins Gilbert Glyer Bill Blanton Second Cast Nancy Fletcher Jimmy Karnes Larry Edwards Carl Dabney Bonnie Dawson Mary Dempsey Sarah Norman Barbara Thornt Ruth Phillips Julia Hitchcock Tommy Holbroo N. Skcens, K. Vlfinfree, J. Hoffman, H. Hiner, N. Fletcher, D. Campbell, C. Travis, and B. Sullivan portray college girls in the Senior play, Mr, Co-ed . on k are J. Hitchcock, R. Phillips, ., v gg, Q., t J, . 'AW -QD Mernbers of the second CHSt Thornton, S. Norman, M. Demp- sey, li. Dawson, C. Dabney, Edwards, and T. Holbrook. T7 Mr. CO- Ed Lotus Smith enrolls in the exclusive col- lege, Cedar llill. Her grandmother, who is fabulously wealthy, offers to send the col- lege a cheek from lCngl:ind. Upon the arrival of Lotus it is discovered that he is a boy instead of a girl. Cedar Hill college, needing the money that is being do- nated by his grandmother, finds itself in a net oi' gay deceptions. Despite all the madcap moments, everything turns out for the best at Cedar Ilill, for Lotus, and his grand- mother, Mrs. Colgate-Brewster. Miss Carr, Emily, Homer, and Miss Pooley try to persuade Lotus, center, to dress as a gix F .f Q QV .w,, 'f I fi tx A Date With Rudy- Title of Follies Shown in a scene from the annual follies are Connie Thomas, Diane Campbell, Nancy Fletcher, Sandra Johnson, Judy Kuhn, and Carl Dabney. A Date With Rudy, the title of the 1957 follies, displayed some of the local talent around school mixed into a story of the roaring twenties. Andrew Stratton, Gary Frame, Lester Thompson, Jack Cook, Tommy Holbrook, Connie Porter, Judy Hanna, and Judy Blake were some of the members of the follies. The cast was made up completely of the student body and was directed by James Thomas, a member of the faculty and adviser of the Panther Press. lO2 Sophomores Give Program To Help Needy It hi Q33 gt pig l5XkI!5'ZN'1 M fx ix The camera caught Dinky Jarrett, Judy Miley, Nancy Rice, Charles Sparacino, Sam- my Martin, Gary Frame, and John Siders as they put the finishing touches on the gift baskets. The food for the baskets was purchased with the proceeds from the Sophomore Gift Basket Program. Jane Nelson and Jimmy Day are Shown These Sophomore members of the chorus as they entertain the homesick soldiers in a helped Out the Gift B2Sket Program in Sing- scene .from the Gift Basket Program, ing several Christmas Carols. They also furnished background music for the rest of the program. 103 Miss DuPont MISS NANCY MEADOWS The title of Miss DuPont for the year of 1958 was taken by the sweet, friendly and pretty Miss Nancy Meadows. She is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Meadows of Rand. Nancy is a cheer- leader, faculty secretary, Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Coun- cil and a member of the G. A. A. She was selected by popular vote of the student body. IO4 N Attendants MISS WILMA SEABOLT Charming Miss Wilma Seabolt was chosen as Miss DuPont's first attend- ant. Wilma is editor of the Du- Pontian, a member of the National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll, and Valedictorian of the Senior Class. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Seabolt of Belle. MISS HELEN HINER The second attendant is the at- tractive Miss Helen Hiner. She is a faculty secretary, active member of Student Council and the DuPontian Staff, and is the president of the F. T. A. Helen resides with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hiner in Belle. IOS 2:-.1 - Popularity Friendly DIANA BERKHOUSE took second place honors. She is a member of the F. T. A., Secretary of the Sophomore class, and Secretary- treasurer of The National Junior Honor Society. Diana is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Berkhouse of Reed. This year's Popularity Queen of the Senior High, sponsored by the DuPontian, was won by the charming LYNN MEADOR. She was a major- ette at Midway and is now active in the DuPont High Majorette Corps. Lynn resides with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Meador of Campbells Creek. ,an 9 S Third place was taken by cute SYDNEY VANDALL She is Vice- President of the Dancing Club and received 3rd place as Miss Kanawha Majorette for two consecutive years. Sydney is the daughter of Mr. and B. Mrs. S. W. Adkins 'of Diamond. 106 UCCIIS Second place was taken by attrac- tive DIANE TURNER. She is a mem- ber of the junior high chorus and is captain of the junior high maj orettes. Diane lives in Belle with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Turner. . ...ef Lovely LINDA BROWN received first place in the Junior High Popu- larity Congtest. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Brown of Rand. Linda is assistant captain of the junior high majorettes, a mem- ber of the chorus, and was chosen as Miss Rand Fire Department. Petite LAILA STEPHENS re- ceived third place honors. She is a member of the Junior National Honor Society, junior high chorus, and is captain of the junior high cheerlead- ers. Laila is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Stephens of Belle. 107 2 Nancy Meadows, Judy Blake, Wilma Sea- bolt, and Sandra Johnson decide to leave the dance for a second and pose in the hall to have their pictures taken. These lovely la- dies and many others added more beauty to the decorations and theme of the Prom which was Fantasyland. Everyone seemed to be enjoying the fes- tivities of Fantasyland and the delightful music of the Colonel's orchestra. Nancy Meadows, Billy Blanton, Judy Thompson, Fantasyland Paris Hudnall, Diane Campbell, and Tommy Gay survey the decorations and the other students while seated at their table, which was reserved for them earlier that evening. Before entering the dance, these stud- ents, Wilma Seabolt, Charles Hall, Carol Travis, Larry Valentine, Judy Hoffman, and Dickie Holliday shown at the bottom had to present I. D. cards. Mr. Garrity and Mr. Gillum greet the students as they check their identification. sth' Theme of Prom Some of the music that Nancy Meadows, Billy Blanton, Diane Campbell, Tommy Gay, and others danced to were Stardust and Nearness to you. As the music floated throughout the dec- orated room of flowers, it seemed to entrance the couples into the Land of Fantasy. Jimmy Cook and Kay Winfree seem to be having such an enjoyable time at the Prom that they could dance all night, while behind them Larry Edwards, with his date, seems to be seriously considering the idea himself. Perhaps it is the combination of good music, beautiful decorations, and lovely girls that gives them such a dreamy feeling. Richard Holliday and Judy Hoffman pre- sent some fancy steps to the tune, Jim Dan- dy, one of the many songs played by the orchestra that memorable evening. The beautiful decorations seen in the background were arranged by the Junior Class earlier that day. Bottom Left-Mr. Wendling, a rep- resentative from General Motors, gave a special scientific assembly in March. Some of the demonstra- tions includcd the making of syn- thetic rubber, running an automo- bile on, stored sunlight energy, and experiments on jet propulsion. Bottom Right-A National Honor Society initiation was held in March in which seven new mem- bers were inducted. These new members, Patricia White, Jean Ad- kins, Eddie Powers, Nancy Mead- ows, Johnna Jackson, and Nancy Rice, were selected on the basis of character, scholarship, service, and leadership. Top--Fred Sapp, Howard Landers, Roger Riddle, John Dixon, and Gary Frame participated in the annual Band Minstrel by giving a rendition of their version of the Can Can. Mid- dle-Helping' with the Gift Baskets are Nancy Rice, Jean Adkins, Wilma Seabolt, and John Siders. To raise money for this good-will drive, a spe- cial assembly was produced by the Sophomore Class. The money solic- ited went to buy food for the Christmas baskets and was then de- livered to needy families in the Du- Pont vicinity. 0 s- NATIONAL HUl0R,SUUElY Q V.l X Frfff-'-f'!wl-llfiv -B3 Rx 1 5 S- Sports Senior and Iunior High Cheerleaders The Senior High Cheerleaders, Joan Wentz, Captain, Suzie Kidd, Judy Thompson, Carol Blanton, Karen Markham, Nancy Meadows, and Nancy Rice added much vitality to the football and basketball games. After the games, these girls would sponsor a dance under the direction of their sponsor Miss Shaar. Joan Markham, Diane Pauley, Toby Spotts, Cookie Stephens, Captain, Margie Peck, Emma Greene, and Sandra Sullivan make up the Junior High Cheerleaders. They at- tend the games and cheer the football and basketball boys on to victory. ll2 Semor Football Players John Blackwell Eddie Powers . Donald Hunter -'lm Brown Captain Joe Snodgrass RRY Conant Billy Fleck Larry Valentine Larry Edwards Neil Halstead Arthur Vaughan ll3 DuPont Has Successful Season 1957 Varsity Football Squad-Front Row-Art Blake, Butch Myers, Paul Coleburn, Ronnie Pritt, Larry Blackburn, Jack Farren, Bill Dornick, Mike Albert, Chuck Sword, Bill Deardozif, Charles Blake, Bill Ramsey, Phil Crotty, Charles Meadows. Back Row-David Brown, Joe Crowder, Denny Hudnall, Tom- my Bonham, Bob Tittle, Sam Martin, Dennis Lucas, Robert Adkins, Jim Berkhouse, John Lyons, Buddy Akers, Mike Wolfe, Doug Simmons, John Pritt. 4. Coaches J. D. Kidd, Tom Bossie, and Jim Trent. 4 DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont SEASON'S RECORD South Charleston Barboursville Charleston Catholic Nitro .. .. Montgomery St. Albans Clendemn Dunbar Elkvlew East Bank 0 7 6 32 7 18 13 6 O 26 Nitro Surprises Panthers Friday, September 27--The Nitro Wildcats rolled to a hard fought victory over the Panthers, despite of the score, which was 232-12. The Cats scored all five times on long gaining plays. The Panthers were paced again by Neal llalstead who scored all of the Panthers points. Halstead scored his first touchdown on a two yard plunge in the second quarter. The halftime score was 13-6 in favor of Nitro. In the third quarter Nitro scored 3 quick touchdowns and wrapped the game up. DuPont got their final score on a 44 yard pass play from Blake to Halstead. DuPont Routs Cardinals Friday. October 18-The Gold and Blue enter- tained a homecoming crowd by defeating the Vlendenin Vardinals 46-135. The Panthers scored touchdowns in every period and controlled the ball most of the game. Ilalstead scored three times, with John Blackwell adding two, and Chauncey ltobinson and Larry Myers scoring one each. All but one of Uul'ont's scores were by plays of 36 yards or over. Panthers Upset Dragons Saturday. October 12-DuPont spotted the favored lied Dragons ot St. Albans two touch- downs and then went on to win by the score of 20-18. 'l'he St. Albans team scored twice to make it 12-tl, but then the Panthers came clawing back. lJul'ont blocked a St Albans punt and then drove to pay dirt with Albert going the final ten yards. Bill Fleck added the PAT to make the score 12-7 at halftime. St. Albans scored first in the second half, but then DuPont countered with a scoring pass from Myers to Conant making the score 18-135 in favor of the lied Dragons. Late in the game Blake carried the ball to the 20 where he then lateraled to Bill Dornick who scored stand- ing up. Bill Fleck kicked his second extra point of the game. Panthers Beat Catholic Thursday, September 19-Again one point de- cided the game as DuPont trimmed the invading Fighting Irish of Charleston Catholic 7-6. Chaun- cey llobinson took the opening kickoff, and be- hind good blocking, raced 82 yards for a touch- down. The all-important extra point was kicked by Bill Fleck. Early in the second half Andy Pop Korn circled lett end for ten yards and a touch- down, but the extra point attempt was no good. The rest of the game was played on even terms. Top: Senior End, Blackwell, is stopped by Nitro de- fenders. Center Top: Junior Halfback, Dornick, gains yardage against Nitro. Center Bottom: Unidentified DuPont players smother a Nitro ball carrier. Bottom: Halstead C565 and Powers 1711 bring down a Charleston Catholic ball carrier. Cubs Defeat Rivals First Row-D. Arnold, E. Butler, L. Naylor, D. Robinson, R. Dean, H. Hunt, B. Rogers, B. Welch, S. Guthrie D. Jarrett, J. Phillips, J. Collias, G. Markham, P. Ramsey. Second Row-R. Null, T. Maddox, M. Ferrell, J Sidcrs, J. Burton, R. Gregg, D. Dolan, J: Warren, D. Monk, Coach Vandall. Third Row-B. Kincaid, C. Arthur D. Douglas, D. Berrier, R. Hunt, G. Chestnut, F. Holliday, D. Booth, L. Williams, T. Ferrell, P. Harris, D Meadows, F. Houston, J. Cavendish, E. Fout, Mgr., D. Alport. DuPont .... ...... 1 8 DuPont .... ' 7 DuPont ..... 6 DuPont ...., 6 DuPont .... ,,.... 1 2 DuPont ..... ,.,.., 2 1 DuPont ...., ,,,,,,.,,,., 1 3 Won 6 Thomas Jefferson ...,. ,. 0 Midway ......,,,.,,,,,., ,,.., 6 Chelyan ,....,...... ,,,, 0 Cedar Grove .....,, ,,,, 1 2 Leewood ....... ,..,. 7 Pratt ....... ,,,,, 0 Marmet ...... .... 0 Lost 1 unior High Summary The Jr. High Cubs, under the guidance of coaches Vandall and Meadows, enjoyed a highly successful season in football this year. With several boys back from last year's undefeated eleven , they racked up six wins against a single loss. Those making the U. K. V. C. team this year Were: John Phil- lips, Benny Welch, Stan Guthrie, and Larry Naylor. Panthers Make Finals In Tournament SR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM, First Row-D. Hunter, C. Sizemore, P. Hudnall M Dye L Edwards M Wolfe. Second Row-R. Adkins, L. Myers, C. Blake, C. Akers, B. Deardorff, L Russell Coach Trent DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 58 Elkview 57 Sissonville 61 East Bank 66 Charleston Catholic 58 Montgomery 61 South Charleston A. 69 Dunbar 70 Elkview 77 Stonewall Jackson 54 South Charleston 68 Charleston Catholic 73 Sissonville 51 East Bank 61 Nitro 70 Stonewall Jackson 60 Cedar Grove 52 Nitro 55 Dunbar 87 Clendenin 56 Cedar Grove Won 11 Lost 13 Section 14 Tournament DuPont ..... ................ 7 5 East Bank ....... DuPont ..... ............. 6 4 Seth ............. . DuPont ..... ....,. 6 2 Charleston ...., IIB Right Top-Ileurclorff scores two agzuinszt Dunbar. Bottom-Ilunter C135 watches as Mike Wolfe 1807 scores against, Sissonville Right Bottom- llunter :ulrls two in the Sissonville game as Wolfe 1303 and Myers 1235 look on. fe lk, . . Mm ,- LX 3 9 Left Bottom-Carl Sizemore takes a shot against Elkview as Hunter and Wolfe C305 get set for the rebound. Bot- tom-Cotton Hunter takes a jump shot against Sissonville as Larry Edwards, senior center, gets set for the rebound. Left Top-Larry Edwards 1201 Watch- es as Mike Wolfe C305 takes a jump shot over the head of Catholic's Dave Brannen 1293. Cubs Have Two Returning Lettermen First Row-D. Arnold, H. Hunt, B. Welch, J. Burton,-B. Rogers, P. Ramsey. Second Row D Meadows b Guthrie, G. Markham, J. Phillips, R. Hunt, T. Ferrell. Third Row--Coach Vandall M Ferrell T Ashworth M. Bass. DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont DuPont 49 Marmet 55 Cedar Grove 33 Catholic 32 Pratt 57 Midway 33 Lincoln 37 Chelyan 32 Leewood 56 Lincoln 34 Pratt 39 T. Jefferson 68 Marmet 46 Midway 45 Leewood 42 Cedar Grove 51 Chelyan Tournament DuPont 34 Thomas Jefferson 45 l2l QF 1957 Seniors on Track Squad-R. Gregg, J. McDaniels, R. Jarrett, R. Fidler, L. Stowers, J. Miley, B. Brown B. Lt-admon, Coach Canterbury. Season Looks Good For Senior Track Team 1958 Seniors on Track Squad-Coach Canterbury, L. Valentine, P. Hudnall, R. Conant, C. Mullens, E. Pow c-rs, J, Snodgrass, L. Thompson. E 123 'Tig-,D fd- Q je Qlif Advertisements i ,ge Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there ore Schools ond Colleges Closs Rings ond Pins Commencement lnvitotions - Diplomas Personol Cords Club lnsignio-Meclols gl Trophies i' Represented by: C. JOSEPH RICHARDSCN P. O. 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FLETCHER'S TV AND COHQFOTUIOHOHS APPLIANCE 5eHiOfS NANCY FLETCHER KAY MEADOR YOUR SYLVANIA DEALER WE SERVICE ALL MAKES 139 DuPont Ave. Bene, w. va. 45' G View D'i'e Phone WI 9-3198 Phone WA 5-5913 DANIEL BOONE TRAIL GOOD LUCK' SEMORS GATEN'S GROCERY . - Meats - Feeds - Dry Goods 3033 Kanawha Blvd., East SPRING FORK' W' VA' Washing - Grecsing - We fix flats 24 HOUR SERVICE L. M. Cosdorph 81 Sons WA 5-9900 152 ADVERTISERS INDEX - A .. American Health Insurance Corp. Amherst Fuel Co. . .,., ...........,...,.., ...... . . Appalachian Electric Power ........ Ashmore Optical Co. ........... . Atlantic Greyhound ...,.,.............. Automotive Parts Co. ................... ..,.... . - 3 - Baker Equipment Co. ..V...... . Beitz's Grocery .,.............. Balfour, L. G. Co. ..... . Belle Dry Cleaners ..,... Belle Hardware ..,.......... Belle-Aire Restaurant ,.,... Belle Cafe ......,.............. Belle Kroger Store ...... Belle Lumber Co. .... . Belle Maytag Ca. .,........e...... . Bert Wolfe Ford ............................. ........ Bohnert's Flowers .,..,................,....,. ........ Burke, W. R. Radio 8- TV Service -. C - Cablish Baking Co. ....................... ....... . Charleston Cut Flower ............. Charleston Gazette ......................... ..,..,.. Childress 8- Wolfe, Esso Service ..... ......., Clark, Walter Co. ..................... . Coca Cola Bottling Co. .......... . Coffee Shop, The Little ........ Cohen Drug Co. ............... . Compton's Auto Service ........ Conlon Baking Co. ......... . Connell Store .......................... Cu rrey's Bicycle Shop ................... ........ Daniel Boone Trail ......,....... .... DeLuxe Studio .................. .......,. .,,..,. , Diamond Alkali Co. ...... . Dickinson, J. Q. 8. Co. ............ - Douglas Produce ........................ - 5 .. East Center Gulf Service ............ Edwards Hardware ......................... ........ Falwell Fast Freight ..................... ....,... Fidler 8- Frame Funeral Home ....... ..,..... Fife Street Shoe Shop .................. First Federal Savings 8- Loan ....... ........ Fletcher's TV 81 Appliance ........ Freeland Furniture Co. .............. - G ... Gatens Grocery .......................... Gresham Printing Co. ............., . .... ....,,. . - H - Halstead Service Station ..... Henry's Men Shop ............ Hill, John E. ................... . Hoffman's General Store ...... Holley Dry Cleaning Co. ..... . Holtz, P. E. Sons, Inc. ..... . Home Furniture Co. .... - 129 135 133 130 138 150 136 128 126 133 130 136 138 134 134 140 128 132 148 138 128 137 127 146 137 130 134 141 149 148 138 152 127 132 142 150 146 137 142 142 134 133 152 134 152 146 144 137 146 140 130 150 127 -J- Jones Printing Co. ...............,..... ....... . -K.. Kanawha City Savings 8. Loan ...... ........ Kelley's Men's Shop .............,... ........ Kroger Employees ........................ ........ ... L - Laird Office Equipment ....... Levin's West Side, lnc. ......... . Lincoln Jewelers ..... . ................. ,.,.... . .. M - M 8. M Stare .... ., ........,.... Malden Radio 8. TV ........... Merrells, lnc .... ...Q ...... Milam, Paul H. Esso Station ..... ......,. Moore, S. Spencer Co. .....,...... Motor Car Supply . ............ . Mount Vernon Dairy ............,. Mountaineer Room .............,..... ........ ... N - Nichols, Fred .. ....,........,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, , ,, ..... p - Park Tire Co. ..,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,,, , Pauley Dry Cleaners .......... Pauley Motors .,................ Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Perry, Mrs. Melvin R. ...... ... Persinger's, Inc, ......,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, , Pfaff 8. Smith ....,...,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.-,,,, Pierson 8- Fielding Hardware Co. PoIan's .........,........,..,,.,,..,..,,,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,, Poor Charlie ..................,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,g,. Purity Baking Co. ......,..,...,,.,.,,, ,.,,..A . .. R 1 Rainbow Super Market .......... Roy's Barbecue ...................... Royal Crown Bottling Co. ,....... . - 5 - Save Supply Co. ...........,.........,. .....,. , Seabolt Lumber Co. ............... - Seacrist, W. A. Store ........... Shoney's --.. ......................... Sigman 8- Son Gulf Station ....... ........ Skiles Gulf Service ................ Smith Transfer Corp. ......... Spence Paint Co. ...............,... - Surface Motor Ca. ................... .. 1' .. Tippy's Beauty Shop ............,... Trailways Service Station ......... ....,,., - U .. United Fuel Gas Co. .....,.........., ,.,,.,, , - V .. Valley Bell Dairy Co. ...,..,...,,,,. ,,,,,., , Vogue Dress Shop ...,...,.....,....,,.,., ,,g-,. - , .. w - West Virginia Water Service Co. White, Harry 8. Co. ...................... ..,..,, . Williamson's Radio 8- TV Service Winn s Restaurant ........................ ,,,,,.,, Wright Tire 8. Battery Co. ,....,, .,,.,,, . 131 136 150 138 144 141 147 144 146 129 142 129 141 146 145 148 137 140 130 141 128 136 132 142 129 144 137 130 141 142 148 138 132 127 133 134 144 133 129 152 141 140 139 150 150 143 144 133 151 These students were so anxious to get out in the first snow of the winter that they couldn't wait until school was dismiss- ed. Shown obviously en- joying the cold day and the snowball fight are Jim Cooke, La rry Ledsome, Cotton H u n t e r, Brenda Sullivan, J a n et Thomas, C o n n i e Hitchcock, Kay Winfree, Karen Markham, and Monte Dillon. Brenda Sullivan is showing Mr. Carson and Mrs. Jean Smithers the portrait of her- seif and the two comic strip characters, Steve Roper and Mike Nomad. The portrait was drawn and presented to Brenda after she was chosen Miss Kanawha Majorette' by Bill Overguard, creator of the comic strip, Steve Roper. Mr. Carson is the band di- rector and Mrs. Smithers is the dance instructor for the majorette corp. Memories These seven young la- dies, Pribble Schoolcraft. Rosemary Allen, Helen Hiner, Lora Cotter, Nancy Meadows, Wilma Seabolt, and Kay Winfree, were chosen by the Senior Class to compete for the coveted title of Miss Du- Pont. They are anxiously awaiting the final decision of the Dul'ont-Clendenin Homecoming Game, to be told later that night. 1.1 Q to Ni gl! 'L C x p 5' 1957 - 58 Standing in the center are Larry Blackburn and Nancy Leadmon, who were chosen king and queen of the Junior Carnival. Other candidates were Bill lleardortf, Sandra Lee, Janet Stone, Mike Al- bert, Kay Garten, Frank Ad- kins, Gardia Taylor, Nellie Shoemaker, and Mike Wolfe. All the candidates are mem- bers of the .lunior Class. I Brenda Leadmon, Kay Win- free, Jo Ann Davis, and Sue Brown smile for the judges as they dance to Blue Skies, Steam Heat, and Fancy Pants. They and the other major- ettes work on their routines weeks ahead of time in prepar- ation for this big night of the 1957 Kanawha Majorette Festi- val in Charleston. Dul'ont had two big winners in the Festival. Brenda Sulli- van, who was chosen Miss Kanawha Majorette, and Lar- ry Lawson, third place winner in the boys' twirling contest. Richard Holliday and Tom- my Holbrook are shown here as they participate in the Band's annual Minstrel. The entire band takes part in the minstrel. Lawson was Mas- ter of Ceremonies. Some of the outstanding entertain- ment was a routine by the majorettes, comedy by the endmen consisting of chicken throwing, egg-throwing, and biting a cat's tail. The theme of the Minstrel was Robert E. Lee. The show took place on the deck of this imaginary Mississippi show- boat. LITHOGRAPHED BY JONES PRINTING COMFAN' cI-IAnLEs'roN. WEST VIRGINIA