DuPont High School - DuPontian Yearbook (Belle, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

9956698 f ll E L ll ll mmma swam Q M m wmm GG EE -at 9 nz 4 5 CL N K x 60935 Q fhb X of N N I f-- --r - EE Www Mmm Mmm EJ M M 3 . M xea ww N W MOON WWW M s is L new v- -ii: .Y , U W- ' H J 756 2 cwzldcm 5. '24 .A. M . n. 1 -'ui 1, s ,l, ig ' UP U N W5? Published by the Senior Class Uapwzt Salon! Foreword For the theme of the 1959 DUPONTIAN, I have chosen Outer Space. A few years ago you would have thought of outer space merely as something you would have read about in a fiction book. Now that fiction has turned into fact. As you leaf through the pages of the yearbook, you will see DuPont invaded by little people from another world. They go through the daily activities with the students and into our halls of learning. Through their eyes, perhaps you will view many events of the year which ordinarily might seem un- important. To travel in a rocket ship is an adventure that will be enjoyed by only a privileged few. Life is an adventure to be shared by all. After graduation, some of us will attend college while others will immediately begin their life's work. No matter which fields you choose to enter, each is full of hopes and dreams waiting to come true. Be ready to take your stand in these new fields that are being opened each day to the student who is ready with determination and ambition. 2 T gf 9 2 DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING ADVERTISERS INDEX Contents Ze Za 7-Ummm ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF DUPONT HIGH SCHOOL IN BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA 4 gmc of M57 In Dedication 5 ' A liliw , . , , VL, . , fa- Y 1533 I . , i -5:ifzfQ,.1sf. A- ,:,,5.f.,f1s- Q, 1' ,Mugs r J i TWILA BROWN To Mrs. Twila Brown, who during her four years at DuPont High School,.has endeared herself to the many students who have been privileged to attend her classes, the Senior Class dedicates this issue of The DuPontian. Her untiring efforts in behalf of her seniors will long be gratefully remem- bered. 6 , ,W r.l. ,... . - , ,PRI NCKPA 0 T0 You R LEADER K 'K Faculty Our Principal The theme for the 1959 DuPontian cer- tainly is a timely one. Outer Space today is a scientific expression-ten years ago it was the name of a comic book. I wonder if our student body is familiar with the termi- nology, as it might be used to apply to pre- sent school life and future adult living? Shall I translate a few common terms? LAUNCHING PAD Success in school and life is tied so closely to home environ- ment. The family that shares the joys and problems of every-day living, will send the child through school with a strong probabil- ity of no miss-fires in life. Are you doing your share to create this type of launching pad? BOOSTER STAGES In the process of growth, we pass through several stages in personality. In our childish days we are likely to blast-off at parental control. These tantrums disappear in teen days to give proper direction to adult thrust into life. Are your Booster Stages normal or have you failed to progress past stage one of imma- turity and self-centeredness? ROCKET PROPELLANT The ultimate objective in scientific power is solid fuel. If you are ready for a DuPontian Yearbook, your driving force should be recognizable. It must be a solid desire to amount to some- thing. Ambition is a powerful propellant. Do you have this solid --as jive would ask? SATELLITE A body in earth's orbit. All of our educational glory, make a flashy splurge and soon burn out. Will life's prob- lems burn up your future? TRANSMISSION OF DATA The avowed objective of scientific forces in our United States is not War but Peace. We hope the product of DuPont High will be firmly con- structed in moral fiber and bound together in learning eagerness. They shall go forth into space to gather useful gems that will be re- turned to swell the great mass of knowledge called life. Are you ready for outer space? lr I 4 Ill r A ,pg ' ft L f 5 5 .Md Guidance and experience qualify our Dean of Boys, MR. HARRY DOUGLAS, to help the man of the future get on the right track in his high school. Solving problems of school and home life is not the only job of the dean. Schedule changes, a boy in trouble and taking care of absences are all included in his busy routine. Throughout the schoolday, he is always ready to lend a helping hand. Our Deans Seated behind the desk, over which many varied and curious conversations take place, is our dean, VIOLET CAMPBELL. Walk into her office and you will never find her idle. A few of her many tasks around DuPont are the arranging of students schedules, coun- seling girls on every subject from matrimony to Mendelssohn, or loaning money to a girl who just discovered there is a ballgame and she has no change. 9 Secretary and Help Above-Mrs. Scherer takes time out from her busy schedule to smile for the DuPontian photographer. Her duties include taking care of transcripts, getting out announcement sheets, and tending to the bookstore. Below-These girls come to the aid of Mrs. Scherer by running errands, typing and help- ing in filing. They are: Seated-Joann Garrison, Janet Stone, Esther Miley. Standing- Stephanie Bucky, Rose Fleshman, Sue Holtsclaw, Asbury. Bonnie Combow, Jan Holtsclaw, Janet 10 Deans' Assistants Above-Mrs. Campbell is shown with her right hand girls, who help her by running errands, answering phones, writing excuses, and filing. They are: Johnna Jackson, Myr- iam Hitchcock, Mildred Hopkins, Nancy Atkins, and Barbara Wilton. Below-These girls work together to help make Mr. Douglas' job more pleasant. Their duties are about the same as other office assistants. They are: Eugenia Berrier, Sara Whitten, Gardia Taylor, Carrol Wolfe, and Mary Cooke. ll Twila Brown--Fairmont State College, B.S. West Virginia University, Eng- lish, Senior ,Sponsor James Thomas-B.S. Mor- ris Harvey College, M.A Marshall, 3 hrs. P.H.D Wayne University, Eng- lish and Journalism, Pan- ther Press Adviser Ruth Eary-A.B. O h io W e s l e y a n University, French, English II, Social D a n c i ng Club, Junior Class Sponsor English i A152 egwgg. Portraying the old proverb Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil are Jack Cook, Joe Romine, and Sam Martin in Senior English. 12 Joyce G. Holfman- B.S. Morris H a r v e y College, M.A. Marshall College, 7th Grade English, Quill and Scroll Department In the following pages of this faculty section you will meet the teachers of DuPont. This year the DuPontian has ar- ranged the faculty in subject division. All teachers, English, Math, Commer- cial Arts, Science, Physical Educa- tion, Home Economics, History, Mu- sic, and Manual Training, have been placed together with a class picture. Seniors may study Macbeth while an eighth grader may be learning the parts of speech. The science student may be launching into the new space age. Preparing for a well rounded edu- cation and personality are all a part of the school life, and'these teachers are all vitally needed. What is a house wife without the knowledge that she may gain in a home economics class and how would a student prepare for college without math, English and all of the other subjects that are taught by our teachers. Josephine W ol f e - A.B. Glenville S t a t e College, Marshall College, Student Council Sponsor Helen Jones and' .loan Thompson are shown in their Eighth Grade English class as they label and un- derline parts of speech. l3 Victor Asseff-B.S. Morris Harvey College, M.A. Marshall College, Social Studies, World History, American His- tory, Junior Class Sponsor Anna Gray-A.B. West Virginia T e c h, M.A. West Virginia Univer- sity, S o c i al Studies, Senior Class Sponsor J a m e s Canterbury - A.B. Marshall College, Geography, Visual Education Club B. F. Gil lu m-A.B. West Virginia Wesley- an, American History, Senior Class Sponsor, DuPontian A d vi s e r, National Honor Society S p 0 n s o r, DuPontian Club Social These two geography students are shown as they point out various parts of the world to their fellow students. M. T. Hamrick-A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan, M.A. West Virginia Uni- versity, W o r l d History and American History Studies Isabel Kimmel-B.S. West Virginia University, M.S. New York University, So- cial S t u d i e s, Freshman Class Sponsor, Red Cross Council Sponsor, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor J. D. Kidd-Morris Har- vey College, B.S. Degree- Phys. Ed., 2nd Assistant Coach, Athletic Club, Civ- ics-9, P.O.D., Economic Geography, 8th Grade History Qfsifvwwlfaffiv- Q,w5M ,QE am 21-W' WY' F' iv YF if Yif ftlff' ' Y 4- -T:'fg'5gQN. -tw Lois McAllister looks toward the Globe for help in writing a World History paper while Benny Welch and Buddy Kozen look on. I5 Helen B. Davisf--Glen- ville State College A.B., Shorthand, Typ- ing, General Business, F.B.L.A. Maceo W. Nelson-B.S. West Virginia State, Bookkeeping, General Business, M.A. West Virginia University. Bobbie C. L i11y-B.s Concord College, Com- mercial Department Sophomore S p o n s or F.B.L.A. Martha Ann D e e m- A.B. Marshall College, Art, Art Club Commercial Arts Taking dictation in Shorthand class are Nancy Preparing for work with IBM machines are and Lana Kilburn. Mary Whitlock and Nellie Maddox fmt A Naw- Tom Bossie-B.S. Mor- ris Harvey, West Vir- ginia University, Phy. Education, Coach, Sen- ior High Varsity Club N o r m a Shaar - A.B. Marshall College, Phy- sical Education, Social Hygiene, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Cheer- leader Sponsor, G.A.A. Club, Jr. High Major- ette Sponsor Keith Pritt - Glenville State College, Jr. High Coach James Trent-W. Va. T e c h, B.S., Marshall, West Virginia Univer- sity, Algebra, Geome- try, lst Assistant Coach - Football, Bas- ketball Coach Physical Education ' mi: , , 17 Tic? il , Q.- .X fwfr, .' 'zssf '-'I2,,'!fki,l?fi'z3'nf , gff, Q .ff X K, riff' P LE:-3 iffllsniffx , - i P 1-ki?-fa H553 , ' -' f Regina Tyo demonstrates how to make foul shots Coach Pritt teaches these boys how sports help to Miss Shaar's gym class. to build better bodies. -...X Ruth C. Coffindaffer- A.B. Bethel College, M.A. George Peabody College, Mathematics, Freshman Class Spon- sor Marion Meadows-B.S. Bluefield State College H. Joseph Faber-Mon ris H a r v e y College B.S. in Education: Math-7th and Sth, Sev- enth Grade Sponsor Louise L. Scott - A.B. West Virginia Univer- sity, Mathematics, Y- Teens Maths matics 31 M 4 ,.,zt....l. .,r. M ...ll ,.......t..a..,.. .M- r , lyle 1 Connie Porter shown here in Eighth Grade Math class, is illustrating to Thomas Dugan the proper way to multiply and add. I8 .93 Ronald Edward Curry -West Virginia Insti- tute of Technology, B.S. Degree, Industrial Arts Frances Meredith- A.B. Marshall College, Sewing, Freshman Sponsor, National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor Harry M. Diller- Trade Industrial Edu- cation, Machine S h o p Mathematics, M o r r i s Harvey College, West Virginia Tech, Project Club, S e n i o r Class Sponsor Melvin W. Whitman- B.S. Degree Industrial Education and Engi- neering Field, Mechani- cal Drawing and Wood Shop and Mathematic, Club-Sports and Hob- bies, Tennessee Agri- cultural and Industrial University Industrial Arts Busy working with machines are these two boys Cutting patterns, basting and sewing are in Wood Shop. routine work for Clothing students l9 These students learn the proper way to set notes in the scale from L. S. Carson-A.B. West Virginia Tech, Bandmas- ters Certificate, Chicago Musical College, B.M. Capitol College, M.M. Capitol College, Instru- mental Music, Orchestra Miss Brooke. Music and Band Erma Brooke-A.B. Mor- ris Harvey, M.A. Colum- bia University, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Music, Junior Class Spon- sor, Senior High Chorus, Junior High Chorus Club, Male Chorus 'lit s 1 Mr. Carson instructs these B Band members in their sheet music for the day. 20 Barbara A n n Joachim- A.B. West Virginia Tech, University of Wisconsin, West Virginia University, Librarian, S e n i o r Class Sponsor, Senior National Honor S o ci e t y, Visual Education vw-A u.-.-.4 Marzetta Conant assists student, Diane Jenkins in checking out a book. Library and C00 king EB 65635955 G Shown preparing a meal are Cooking students Margaret Woodrum and Yvonne Booker. Peggy B. Jolly-B.S. West Virginia University, Foods, Sophomore Spon- sor Jim H. Dolan--Morris Harvey College, Science-9th, S e n i o r S c i e n c e, Sophomore Class Sponsor, B.S. in- Education Marjorie Runyon-B.S. West Virginia Univer- sity, Mary Washington College, M o r r i s Har- vey, Science, E i g h t h Grade Sponsor, W. Va. State Bill F. Gardner-B.S. Marshall College, M.S. Marshall College, Bi- ology, Chemistry, Sci- ence, Physics, Athletic Business Manager, Hi- Y Club Maxine Thacker-A.B West Virginia Wesley- an, M.A. West Virginia University, B iol o g y, Sophomore Class Spon- sor Science John Lyons watches as Ann Metz and James Wiseman experiment in Chemistry. 22 A chief project of the biology students is com posing a leaf booklet Above-The dignified faculty members of DuPont let their hair down each year and help the Junior Class by putting on a skit. All of the proceeds go toward the Junior- Senior Prom and the Junior Picnic. Below-Santa Claus makes a personal appearance to the students of Mr. Whitman's Seventh Grade Homeroom. These students cele- brated Christmas at school by singing Christmas Carols, decorating a tree and exchang- ing small gifts. 23 Taking a break from their many duties of keeping DuPont's halls and classrooms clean and orderly are: Dewey Crowder, Ellis Hunley, Melvin Brown, head custodian, Noah Phillips, and Ed Brown. You can see these busy people going about their work any time the halls are empty of students. DuPont,s Busiest People These bus drivers who give their time at Christmas to help with the gift baskets, are: Seated-Irving Brown and Earl McCartney. Standing are: Delmus Bowe, Carrol Hicks, E. W. Peterson, Jay Durham, and Coy Fultz. Their duty is to transport the stu- dents to and from school. 1 an 24 . Q ff lil I U Z EARTH ESE! ff W C: CI 5 , Al rffffff-'12 , N 0 f: R Z 3 Q 1+ V f ,Q -' -- Classes Lili 35 E .Adil wma:- V . 4755 1 1 MMG-:wk . W- - A X 4 ' , , QI-Q Q 1 .SSm5.5gmf. .. . . Q 5' w N' x 5? N56 ff ka., ifiifff I 1 :wi f 53 1 5? - AY 35?i4Sg5435Y X R i y i :wx 4 5 'nl 0 Mike Albert Charles Morgan Sparacino Sandra Louise Lee Sammy L. Martin Barbara Wilton J ohnna Lynn Jackson Senior Officers Mike Albert-Malden, Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3g Chorus All County 2, 3g Chorus All State 3g Class President 2, 3, 43 Varsity 2, 3, 43 DuPontian 3, 43 Follies 2, 33 Operetta 2, 3, 4 . . . Sammy L. Martin-Belle, Football 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Varsity 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Student Council Leadership Conference 23 Mountaineer Boy's State 33 Class Officer 43 State Student Council Convention at Jacksons Mill 43 All- Valley Conference Football 43 National Honor So- ciety 4 . . . Barbara Elaine Wilton-Tad, Class Offi- cer 43 Dramatic Club 23 Dancing Club 33 DuPontian 43 Office Assistant 3, 4g Faculty Secretary 4g At- tendant to Miss DuPont 4 . . . Johnna Lynn Jackson -Belle, Class Officer 2, 33 Dramatic Club 2g G.A.A. 3, 4g DuPontian 33 Follies 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4g Majorette 2, 3, 43 Head Majorette 43 Office Assistant 3, 43 Operetta 23 First Place Girl Twirler 2, 4g Fac- ulty Secretary 43 Miss DuPont 4 . . . Charles Mor- gan Sparacino-Belle, Class Officer 33 Hi-Y 23 Presi- dent Student Council 43 Student Council 3, 43 Boys State 33 Honor Society 43 Student Council Leader- ship Conference 2 . . . Sandra Louise Lee-Belle, Class officer 33 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Office Assistant 33 Student Council 43 Editor of DuPontian 43 Assistant Editor 33 Ripley Co-Government Conference 33 Fac- ulty Secretary 43 Second Attendant to Miss DuPont 43 Follies 43 Honor Society 4 . . . Nancy Chapman- Spring Fork, Dramatic Club 2, 3 43 DuPontian 3, 43 Follies 43 Panther Press 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Student Council 23 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Editor-in-chief of the Panther Press 4g Faculty Secretary 43 U.H.S.P. Convention 3, 43 W.V.U. Press Conference 43 Attendant, to Miss DuPont 43 Honor Society 4 . . . Ann McCormick-Coal Fork, Art Club 23 FBLA 3, 43 DuPontian 43 Student Council 33 Faculty Sec- retary 43 State F.B.L.A. Convention at W. Va. Tech 33 Valedictorian 4g Honor Society 4 . . . Gardia Wayne Taylor-Coal Fork, Dramatic Club 23 F.B. L.A. 3g DuPontian 4g Faculty Secretary 43 Office Assistant 3, 4g Attendant to Miss DuPont 43 Vale- dictorian 4. 27 Nancy Chapman Ann McCormick Gardia Wayne Tayl0l' f 1 'v'. 2i'f,1g as D fy as as Q as ei 5 'Q N Vx. , ., . 5.4 M Er- .15 4' Z? JE 'ta Sq he an Robert Adkins Charles Akers Phyllis Ambrose Keith Arthur Robert Adkins-Belle, Football 2, 3, 49 Track 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity 4 . . . Charles Akers-Reed, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 35 Chorus All County 2, 3, Varsity 3, 4, Athletic Club, Follies 2, 35 Oper- etta 2, 3 . . . Phyllis Ambrose-Cinco, Y-Teens 23 Hostess Club 3 . . . Keith Arthur-DuPont City, Visual Ed. 2, 3, Fol- lies 2, 3 . . . Janet Asbury-Diamond, Dramatics 2, FBLA 3g Faculty Secretary 4, Chorus 35 Follies 33 Office Assistant 45 Student Council 2 . . . Nancy Carol Atkins-Reed, Dramatic Janet Asbury Nancy Carol Atkins Club 25 Office Assistant 4, Thespians 3, 4 . . . Hervie H. Bell- Witcher, Band 2, 3, 45 Band All State 3, Drivers Ed. 2, Danc- ing Club 33 Minstrel 2, 3, 4 . . . Charles H. Berkley, Jr.-Rand, Football 2, Basketball 2, Dancing Club 3, Drivers Ed. 33 Art Club 25 Follies 2 . . . Genia Berrier-DuPont City, Art Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4 . . . Vema Bird- Q EQ, Belle, G.A.A. 2, Thespians 3, 4. if ef ' Ng, 2' ' 2 L Y .. . ,,-, K . ,. Hervie H. Bell Charles H. Berkley, Jr. Genia Berrier Verna Bird M. Albert accents cap and gown from C. Perrine. 28 7 '15 Larry Blackburn Charles William Blake Tommy Blake Wayne Blake Larry Blackburn-Belle, Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Ath-- letic Club 2, 33 Varsity 43 County Chorus 4g Follies 43 U.H.S.P. Convention 23 Operetta 4 . . . Charles William Blake -Spring Fork, Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity 2, 3, 4 . . . Tommy Blake--Malden, Basketball 2g Track 23 Band 2, 33 Athletic Club 2, 33 Minstrel 2 . . . Wayne Blake-Spring Fork, Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . Carol Blanton-DuPont City, Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Class Secretary 2g Follies 2, 3, 43 Opcretta 43 Thespians 2, 3, 4g Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Jackie Lee Blount--Tad, Special Project Club 3 . . . Frederick Board- Carol Blanton Jackie Lee Blount Belle, W. Va. Club 23 Social Dancing 3 . . . Larry T. Bonham -Diamond, Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4g Athletic Club 23 Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Robert Boseley-Du- Pont City, Band 23 W. Va. Club 23 Drivers Ed. 3 . . . Florence Brown--Belle, Student Council 2, 43 Thespians 3, 4. S. Lee speaks at Know Your School Assembly. 29 Frederick Board Larry T. Bonham Robert Boseley Florence Brown SUS Brown Stephanie Bucky Hugh Butcher Darrell Campbell Garland Wayne Carr Gloria Jean Carte Sue Brown-Belle, Dramatic Club 2, 33 DuPontian 33 Follies 3, 43 Majorette 3, 43 Minstrel 3, 43 Panther Press 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 23 Third Place Miss Kanawha County Major- ette 43 First attendant to Miss DuPont 43 Assistant Head Majorette 43 U.H.S.P. 3 . . . Stephanie Bucky-Quincy, Fac- ulty Secretary 45 Hostess Club 33 Red Cross 2 . . . Hugh Butcher--Belle, Track 23 Band 23 Band All County 23 Band All State 23 Drivers Ed. 23 Minstrel 2 . . . Darrell Campbell- Coal Fork, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 2, 33 Student Council 3, 4 . . . Garland Wayne Carr-Charleston, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3 . . . Gloria Jean Carte-Witcher, Dancing Club 33 Y-Teens 23 G.A.A. 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . William D. Chandler-Rand, Art Club 23 Drivers Ed. 3 . . . Frank W. 'N William D. Chandler Frank W. Cook, JY- John Alin Cook James A. Cox Cook, Jr.-Dry Branch, Art Club 23 Bird Club 3 . . . John Alin Cook-Belle, Track 2, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Chorus All County 2, 33 Social Dancing 33 Follies 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 3, 4g Operetta 2, 3g Thespians 2 . . . James A. Cox--Tad. Anxious Juniors select Class Rings 30 P1 LQ' XY fl-Z' Danny Craft Point Lick, Bird Study 2 . . . Carolyn Sue Crowder Cmco Y-Teens 25 Hostess Club 35 Faculty Secre- tary 4 William Deardorlf-Belle, Football 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 2 3 4 Track 2, 3, 45 Athletic Club 25 Varsity 3, 45 Track manager 4 Leann Dodd-Belle, G.A.A. 25 Dancing Club 3 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Larry VVilliam Dooley-Belle, Mu 1C Composition 25 Drivers Ed. 35 Panther Press 45 Mins- trel 2 4 Band 2 45 Band All County 25 U.H.S.P. Journalism Conference 3 . . William Dornick-Rand, Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2 3 Track 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Fol- lies 3 4 Minstrel 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Student Council 3 . . . Edward Dover-Belle, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 25 Bird Study 3 Fred Drummond-Belle, Band 2, 3, 45 Band All County 2 3 4 Music Composition 2, 35 Follies 25 Minstrel 25 State Band Festival 2, 35 Science Fair 3 . . . Daisy Mae Dur- ham Rand Hostess Club 35 G.A.A. 2 . . . Jackie Farren-- Quincy Football 2 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ath- letlc Club 2 Varsity 3, 45 Follies 2, 3, 45 Opcretta 2, 3, 4. Danny Craft Carolyn Sue Crowder William Deardorff Leann Dodd Larry William Dooley William Dornick Class Rings finally arrive. 31 ft, , f D5 1- , 1 , - A 5 , EV' 5 it V-NMS - ' .V ....' , , ,S 1 2 Ig 7 4' wi yi vw? T' 9 ' S I S Edward Dover Fred Drummond Daisy Mae Durham Jackie Farren llfmll, I' S 1 'Q N it S he X . Y lf? 3 uxkkk 5 Jerry Ferrell Sue Fleck R M ' Fl h I' t, A Ray Foster Gary Joseph Frame ose arle es man a sy remella Flowers Jerry Ferrell-Malden . . . Sue Fleck-Rand, G.A.A. 2, 3: Panther Press 3, 43 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Rose Marie Flesh- man-Tad, Teen Age Book Club 23 Y-Teens 33 Red Cross 23 Office Assistant 4 . . . Patsy Aremclla Flowers-Tad, Hostess Club 2, 3 . . . Ray Foster-Belle, Athletic Club 23 Dancing Club 3 . . . Gary Joseph Frame-Belle, Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Music Composition Club 23 Thespians 3, 43 Follies 2, 33 Minstrel 2, 33 Operetta 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 W. Va. Safety Conference 33 Ripley Co-Government Conven- tion, Jacksons Mill 33 Cedar Lakes Students Conference 3 .... I oann Garrison-Belle, Hostess Club 23 G.A.A. 33 Office Assistant 3, 43 Faculty Secretary 43 FBLA 4 . . . Doris Faye Graham-Georges Creek, Recreation Club 23 Red Cross 3 . . . Robert Gunnoe-DuPont City, Drivers Ed. 3 . . . Jerry W. Hancock-Rand, Football 2, 33 Boys Chorus 23 Dancing Club 33 Athletic Club 23 Follies 23 Operetta 2. Joann Garrison Doris Faye Graham 'Ju 64:3 119 . 'C.,,,.,- Robert Gunnoe Jerry W. Hancock Majorettes and Cheerleaders: Sue, Deanna, Carol, Nancy and Johnna. 32 7 4' Z , iff ' ' ' 5 3 7 f 1 X' --ff Jackie Boyd Harley Norella Hatfield Kay Hicks Marsha Ann High Jackie Boyd Harler-Port Amherst, Football 25 Athletic Club 25 Dancing Club 3 . . . Norclla Hatfield-Cinco, Y-Teens 25 Hostess Club 3 . . . Kay Hicks-Coal Fork, G.A.A. 25 FBLA 3, 45 State FBLA Convention at W. Va. Tech. 3 . . . Marsha Ann High-Malden, Chorus 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, 35 DuPontian 2, 35 Operetta 25 Panther Press 35 SIPA 2 . . . Calvin Hill-Spring Fork, Dancing Club 3 . . . Jean Hodge-Spring Fork, Chorus 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Operetta 3 . . . Janice Mason Holtsclaw- Coal Fork, Y-Teens 2, 35 DuPontian 45 Olfice Assistant 3, 45 Calvin Hill Jean Hodge Attendant to Miss DuPont 4 . . . Mildred Ann Hopkins-Tad, Teenage Book Club 25 Social Dancing 35 Office Assistant 4 . . . Barbara Huddleston-Rand, G.A.A. 25 Hostess Club 3 . . . Teddy Hunter-Coal Fork, Football 25 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 35 Athletic Club 2 Jan Mason Holtsclaw Mildred Hopkins ,'-an I 9 D my J. Leadsome, G. Taylor, and B. Kimble in studyhall. Barbara HUddl9St0Il Teddy Hunter 33 Emma Jean Jackson William Jackson Drema Jarrett Ralph Jarrett Richard Jarrett Barbara Jeffrey Owen Keeney Ira Keller Yvonne Kelly Nadine Renee Kennedy Emma Jean Jackson Spring Fork Y Teens 2 Dancing Club William Jackson Coal Fork Band 2 3 Drema Jarrett Tad GAA 2 3 Ralph Jarrett Tad Football 2 Athletic Club 2 Dancing Club 3 Richard Jarrett Belle Band 2 Drivers Ed 2 3 Minstrel 2 Barbara Jeffrey Wltcher Hostess Club 3 G A A 2 Owen Keeney Belle Football 2 Track 2 Drivers Ed 3 Athletlc Club 2 ra Keller Cinco Drlvers Ed 3 Yvonne Kelly Belle Host ess Club '3 G A A 2 Nadine Renee Kennedy Belle Dra matic Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 Thesplans 4 Follies 4 ef X5 ll! D. Sanford makes purchase at Junior Carnival from N. Rice. 34 he as 5 S ...-,M JU, mpc, new l 5. Ml if , 51- a TC l 4 U f ' 'xx 4 4 f , J., S V L. f X 'N Judith Elaine Kent Lana Jane Kilbum William G. Kimble Charles King Judith Elaine Kent-Belle, Y-Teens, 25 Dancing Club 3 . . . Lana Jane Kilburn-Tad, Teen Age Book Club 25 Y-Teens 35 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . William G. Kimble-Dry Branch, Chorus 2, 35 DuPontian Club 3, 45 W. Va. Folklore 25 Du- Pontian 3, 45 Follies 25 Operetta 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Ripley Leadership Conference 25 National Honor Society 4 . . . Charles King-Belle, Basketball 25 Football 23 Track 25 Chorus 25 Follies 3, 45 Minstrel 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Student Council 3 . . . Sarah Lou Kirk-Georges Creek, Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. 3 . . . Emma'Lena Knapp-Blount, Y-Teens 25 FBLA 3, 4 . . . Tommy Lavender-Belle, Athletic Manag'er 3, 45 Athletic Club 25 Dancing' Club 3 . . . Linda Lee Lawrence- Sarah Lou Kirk Emma KnaPD Cinco, Faculty Secretary 45 Bird Study 25 Thespians 35 Li- brary Assistant 4 . . . Ralph Emerson Lawrence-Cinco, Bird Study 25 Visual Ed. 3 . . . Larry Lawson-Belle, Drivers Ed. 35 Tales of W. Va. 25 Assistant Drum Major 25 Head Drum Major 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Second Place Boy Twirler 4. S Speech class sponsors Kanawha Players, Papa Is All. 35 Tommy Lavender Linda Lee Lawrence 9 ull' Ralph E. Lawrence Larry Lawson Nancy Leadmvn Jewell Ledsome 5: in . 2 f lc 5 M I f X Danny L. Lucas Nellie Maddox Nancy Leadmon-Dickinson, Y-Teens 2, 3 . . . Jewell Led- some-Rand, G.A.A. 2g Thespians 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Danny L. Lucas-Tad, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Nellie Maddox-Belle, Dancing Club 33 Y-Teens 2, Follies 2, Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Rosalie Mendez-Coal Fork, Chorus 2, 43 Y-Teens 23 Host- ess Club 3g Operetta 2 . . . Thomas Patrick Merritt-Rand, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 25 Special Projects Club 3 . . . James Thomas Metheny, Jr.-Belle, Chorus 43 Chorus All County 45 Follies 4g,Operetta 4g Minstrel 4 . . . Ray Middleton -Charleston, Football 2, Athletic Club 23 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3 . . . Sally Milam-Witcher, Y-Teens 2, 33 Faculty Secretary 4, G.A.A. 4 . . . Esther Miley-Belle, Band 2g Band All State 23 Music Composition Club 2, 39 Minstrel 25 Office Assistant 45 Faculty Secretary 4. Rosalie Mendez Thomas Patrick Merritt U L y QQ ff 3 ----rf 1 l,'i ll' is 'V' ' 'W 5 ,.', . f it 5 2 L- ,ff , 0 l .55 K if ll . M 'ffsrfi James T. Metheny, Jr. Ray Middleton in-N. 1-.1 Sally Milam Esther Miley Candidates await Miss DuPont decision. 36 V2 f . .1 if EP Judy Gale Miley Delores Gertrude Miller James Miller Patty Moles Judy Gale Miley-Belle, Y-Teens 3g Dramatic Club 23 Stu- dent Council 33 Thespians 33 Faculty Secretary 43 DuPontian 4 . . . Delores Gertrude Miller-Spring Fork, Hostess Club 3, 4 . . . James Miller-Charleston . . . Patty Moles-Tad, Teen Age Book Club 23 Y-Teens 33 Stud-ent Council 2 . . Carolyn Jean Monk--Spring Fork, Chorus 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3 Operetta 3. 4 . . . Anita Sue Morris-Belle, F.T.A. 2, 3g F.T.A. Convention 3 . . . Evelyn Lou Morris-Belle, Dramatics 2g Camlyn Jean Monk Anita Sue Morris Thespians 3, 4 . . . Jerry Morrison-Cinco, Football 23 Ath- letic Club 23 Bird Study 33 Basketball 4 . . . Carl Mullins- Rand, Visual Ed. 23 Special Projects 3 . . . Wanda Mullins- Belle, Drivers Ed. 33 FBLA 23 Faculty Secretary 4. - ' so . Evelyn Lou Morris Jerry Morrison Miss DuPont, Johnna and attendants, Sue and Sandra. Carl Mullins Wanda Mullins 37 K1 x. ITIL Charles Munneke Carolyn Murphy Deloris Myers James McDaniel Charles Munneke-Belle, Male Chorus, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Follies 2 . . . Carolyn Murphy-Belle, G.A.A. 2g Dancing Club 3 . . . Deloris Myers-Coal Fork, FBLA 3g Dramatic Club 2 . . . James McDaniel--Malden . . . Marlene Sue McDaniel--Coal Fork, Chorus 4g Y-Teens 2, 35 Operetta 45 Chorus All County 4 . . . Earl Wayne McDowell-Blount, Drivers Education, 25 Marlene S119 McDaniel Earl WHYHC McDowell Social Dancing 3 . I. . Kay McKeown-Rensford, Chorus 2g G.A.A. 3 . . . Robert McLaughlin-Tad, Track 23 Visual Edu- cation 2, 3 . . . Gary Nangle-Belle, Track 2g Band 45 Band All County 25 Music Composition 2g Minstrel 4 . . . Ethel Mae Nelson-Rand, Y-Teens 2, 3. . 9 .A Q Kay McKeown Robert McLaughlin s Q iell s T o ss ii ylsii f i iis I 'chases 5542 Q' Gary Nangle Ethel Mae Nelson Olficers: B. Wilton, S. Martin, J. Jackson, and M. Albert. 38 A G3 Lloyd J. Nelson Patsy Newman Sandra Nichols Jocile 0'Bl'i9U Lloyd J. Nelson-Cinco, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 2 . . . Patsy Newman-Georges Creek . . . Sandra Nichols-Belle, Drivers Ed. 23 Social Dancing' 3g FBLA 4 . . . Jocile 0'Brien- Dickinson, Band 25 Y-Teens 33 FBLA 4 . . . Betty Osborne- Belle, Y-Teens 25 Dancing Club 3 . . . Anna Louise Pauley-- Belle, Chorus 35 G.A.A. 3 . . . Mary Pauley-Rand, Jr. Red Betty Osborne Anna Louise Pauley Cross 2g F.T.A. 3, 4g Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Sherry Marlene Perine-Belle, F.T.A. 23 FBLA 3 . . . Linda Lou Pernell- Belle, Y-Teens 25 Dancing 3 . . . Gordon L. Peters-Belle. Mary Pauley Sherry Marlene Perine Seniors make last-minute Preparations. Linda Lou Pernell Gordon L. Peters 39 I Raye Phillips, Jr. Patricia Ann Pittman Preston Powers Ronnie Pritt Bill Ramsey Nancy Rice Raye Phillips, Jr.-Rand, Dancing Club 3, Art Club 2 . . . Patricia Ann Pittman-Spring Fork, FBLA 33 Hostess Club 2 . . . Preston Powers-Rensford, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 2, 3 . . . Ronnie Pritt-Rand, Football 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 43 Chorus All County 3, Athletic Club 3, Varsity 4, Follies 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Bill Ramsey-Dia- mond, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Athletic Club 2, 3 . . . Nancy Rice-Belle, Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Assistant Captain 4, Chorus 2, 3, Chorus All County 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, DuPontian 3, 43 Advertising Manager 4, Follies 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, State F.T.A. Convention Jacksons Mill '25 Co-Government Leader- Shirley Ritz J oe Romine ship Conference 2, 3g State Student Council Officers Con- vention 4 . . . Shirley Ritz-Coal Fork, Panther Press 45 Thespians 2, 3, 4 . . . Joe Romine-Diamond, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 2, Drivers Ed. 3 . . . Ernest Rowe-Coal Fork, Sr. High Athletic Club 2, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3 . . . Uvonia Ann Roy-Belle, Y-Teens 3g F.T.A. 2g Follies 2, 33 Faculty Secretary 2, 4. Ernest Rowe . Uvonia Ann Roy Cooks sell milk to S. Ritz and S. Milam. 40 Robert D. Royer Larry Russell Harlow Rutledge Ruby Carol Sales Robert D. Royer-Belle, Band 2, 3, 4, Band All County 2, 3, 4, Band All State 2, Music Composition 2, Drivers Ed: 3, Follies 2, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, State Band Festival 2, 3 . . . Larry Russell-Spring Fork, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Male Chorus 3, Var- sity 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, Follies 3 . . . Harlow Rutledge- Belle, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 2, Varsity 3, 4, Follies 4, Basketball Manager 4 . . . Ruby Carol Sales- Rand, Y-Teens 2, 3, Follies 2, 3, G.A.A. 3 . . . Deanna Sanford -Coal Fork, G.A.A. 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Panther Press 4 . . . Nellie Jane Shoemaker-Belle, Y-Teens 2, 3, Inter-Club Council Rep. Charleston 2, 3 . . . Judy Keeney Short-Belle, Chorus 3, 4, Chorus All County 3, Chorus All State 3, Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. 3, DuPontian 3, 4, Follies 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 2, Operetta 3, 4, Panther Press 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Student Council Leadership at Cedar Lakes 2, Student Council Conference, Jacksons Mill 2, Band Con- cert 4 . . . Wanda Faye Short-Witcher, Book Club 2, Hostess Club 3 . . . June Slusher-Belle, Y-Teens 2, G.A.A. 3, FBLA 4 . . . Charles N. Smith-Coal Fork, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y State Convention 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 3, Track 3. Deanna Sanford Nellie Jane Shoemaker A Judy Kenney Short Wanda Faye Short 2 F. Board, M. High, and B. Kimble between classes. June Slusher I' Charles N. Smith 4l fn G J , s ' was fi 'Ez y 2 2 1 iytd l fi 4 xt, gl A f f ' ' X r ze X W? J 4 Janet Lee Smith N013 Vue Smith Opal Smith Roger Smith ' ow ff' -ig 'X and' V15' 'M .ii i N 424 Janet Lee Smith--Belle, F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Nola Vue Smith-Belle, Class Officer 23 Y-Teens 23 Danc- ing Club 35 Follies 2, 35 G.A.A. 4 . . . Opal Smith-Belle, G.A.A. 23 DuP0ntian 33 Thespians 3, 4 . . . Roger Smith- Cinco, Football 25 Athletic Club 29 Bird Study 3 . . . Jimmy Sneed-Malden, Special Projects Club 3 . . . James Stanley- Belle, Drivers Ed. 25 Social Dancing 3 . . . Norris Stanley-- Belle, Football 22 Basketball 25 Drivers Ed. 33 Student Coun- cil 4 . . . Barbara Jane Steele-Diamond, Y-Teens 2, fig FBLA 4g Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Sandy Stephens--Belle, G.A.A. 2, 3 . . . Floyd Franklin Stone-Rand, Track 25 Drivers Ed. 3. -was M N -ea-1+ Jimmy Sneed James Stanley t t V ' Norris Stanley Barbara Jane Steele Sandy StepheIlS Floyd Franklin Stone G. Taylor receives Betty Crocker award from Dean Campbell. 42 Q f -of ' q Janet Stone Charles Sword Elmer DeWayne Sword Johnny Taylor Janet Stone-Belle, Y-Teens 2g Social Dancing 33 FBLA 43 Office Assistant 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4 . . . Charles Sword -Belle, Football 2, 33 Basketball 23 Track 2, 3g Varsity 2, 3 . . . Elmer DeWayne Sword-Coal Fork, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 33 Student Council 4 . . . Johnny Taylor-Malden, Spe- cial Projects Club 3 . . . Carl Thompson-Witcher, Driver Ed. 23 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3 . . .Lulia Ann Thompson- Belle, Chorus 2, 33 Chorus All County 33 Chorus All State 33 Thespians 2, 3, 43 Follies 2, 33 Minstrel 33 Opcretta 2, 33 Panther Press 43 Student Council 3, 4g W. Va. Safety Con- ference 33 Faculty Secretary 4 . . . Robert Allan Thornbury- Belle, Hi-Y 3, 43 Hi-Y Convention at Jacksons Mill 3 . . . Robert R. Tittle-Dry Branch, Football 2, 3, 43 Track 3g Chorus 33 Athletic Club 2, 33 Student Council 33 Boy's State 33 Honor Society 4 . . . Richard Toothman-Quincy, Stories and Tales cf W. Va. 33 Panther Press 4 . . . Gerald Ray Turn- er-Belle, Special Projects Club 3. B. Wilton, S. Lee, and N. Rice view new yearbooks. Richard Toothman Gerald Ray Turner 43 X . as , A XXX Q. f- . Cap P f Q i , Ethel Mae Tuttle Barbara Twohig Karen Ulbrich Leonard Ulbrich Meredith E, Waddell D01-is Walker Gary Walker Robert Edward Walker f K , - f - fs 1'.':'ffi in Nifiif -is .W , 2 . ' ff , . . . 12 U.g4'i:gg?ie.1'j::.e3j' ali Y - - fe... -. ' U ' 4, i 3 -A ,,-'-f' Q N n f - , iw .ffvieweyw . 9 W ii o r V 1 Sandy Marie Wargo Gawayne Weeks Ethel Mae Tuttle-Cinco, Hostess Club 2, 3 . . . Barbara Twohig-DuPont City, Y-Teens 2 . . . Karen Ulbrich--Cinco, Hostess Club 25 FBLA 3 . . . Leonard Ulbrich-Cinco, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 2, 3 . . . Meredith E. Waddell-Malden, Driver Ed. 3 . . . Doris Walker-Malden, G.A.A. 2, 35 Chorus 45 FBLA 45 Operetta 4 . . . Gary Walker-Diamond, Track 45 Social Dancing 3 . . . Robert Edward Walker-Belle, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 25 Thespians 3, 4 . . . Sandra Marie Wargo-Cedar Grove, Band 2, 3, 45 Band All County 2, 3, 45 Band All State 45 Dramatic Club 25 DuPontian 35 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 4 . . . Gawayne Weeks-Rqnsford, Art Club 25 Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3. Nancy and Sandy look over each other's publications. 44 N 2 Charles Welch Danny Wendell Bob White Gwen White y Q 3' Charles Welch-Belle, Football 2, Track 23 Chorus 25 Ath- 3 letic Club 2, Dancing Club 3 . . . Danny Wendell-Malden, Special Projects Club 35 Sports and Hobbies 2 . . . Bob White-DuPont City, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football 33 Track 2, 3, 45 Athletic' Club 2, 3 . . . Gwen White-Cinco, Chorus 43 G.A.A. 35 Dramatic Club 25 Operetta 4 . . . Larry White- Quincy, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 2 . . . Mary Whitlock- Laffy white Mary Whitlock Piedwmont Road, G.A.A. 2, 3g Office Assistant 3, Panther Press 4 . . . Arthur Wiley-Spring Fork, Hi-Y 3 . . . David Williams-Belle, Sports and Hobbies 2, Dancing Club 3 . . . Johnnie Williams-Belle, Chorus 43 Hi-Y 23 Dancing Club 3 . . . Kenneth Neely Winfree-Charleston, Stories and Tales of W.Va.3... Arthur Wiley David Williams Q 1' ' as vf 'ii' Mrs. Wolfe explains Student Council to Bill and Lulia. Johnnie Williams Kenneth Neely Winfree 45 i f Ida Carrol Wolfe Mike Wolfe John Worrell Gene Wright School Opens ....... ,.... S eptember 4 Senior Rings ....l. .... S eptember 26 College Day .......,. ,l,,. N ovember 6 New York Trip ...... .... M arch 26-31 Senior Play ....... Kid Day ..,v,..,,,.,,,,,.,.,, May 12 May 13 Junior-Senior Prom .A,,,.. ,,.,,. M ay 15 Senior Exams ........... Senior Dinner ........... May 18 May 20 Senior Awards Day ........ ..... M ay 22 Sermon ....,,1,,.,-.,-...,..,, Graduation ........ I 4 lx! ' w. 7 4 f 5 fx N nv. ff- .':, nn .n play' May 24 May 25 Ida Carrol Wolfe-Coal Fork, Dramatic Club 23 FBLA 3, 43 Office Assistant 4, FBLA State Convention 3 . . . Mike Wolfe-Coal Fork, Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 33 Varsity 2, 3, 4 . . . John Worrell-Belle, Basketball 23 Sports and Hobbies 23 Dancing Club 3, Visual Education 3 . . . Gene Wright--Malden, Stories and Tales of W. Va. 3. L. Blackburn and J. Short write out last will. 46 V+.-,f I -. , J' J 3 I O: lx a .lag ii ago 3 4, 1- fir 1-'W :I I' -it ff - y :C , ,iv ' If V. 4 4 M, ,A- ,,, in 'V 1 rv W 1 Q., A Q K , .11 1 ,J ry' .- My K 1' i if ig 5 l silt' In K M..-av J '73 as .Q N3 S 5 fo - 5, .4- 44 Y' 35 ii' 5 xii Jr--I , i , wr 3 N-2 441 .QQ r 'M' Cf. j 0 . ,. its .rg A - 2 V J X KZ' I .4 fi ,ia 0, -.Q .mi :K .wld . .fn-0 Q ni ,,..-.. . Q ,ww A I Q 1 Q M D 1 V I A 'S' Am A A - . L I2 'or' j 1 F ' , K 7 me L,. It t Q N r ' fr E A f l A 1- as - 1 E is A w .L Q, My Q 1 ,. ,WSW- LZQ Z M x -.. K. - f' W.. ., ,ff 5 if! if V is i ft., , , -:v in -A ',,, LS' n ,Q S in , 'L 3-fi Us D. V 4 git ., vi? '9 2, QQ Judy Akers Bill Alexander Robert Allen Linda Angus Jimmy Armstrong Nelson Bailes Judy Bailey Nancy Bailey Virginia Barton Douglas Basham Larry Beckett Diana Berkhouse Arthur Blake Linda Blankenship Edward Blount Dinah Bolden Ramona Booker Joyce Bowe Grace Bower David' Brown Phillip Brown Marvetta Burke Katherine Burns Eddie Burris Tommy Burris Henrietta Bush Ivan Butts Glenda Callison Earl Campbell George Carr Gary Carte Sharon Carver Lowell Chandler Bill Chestnut. Jane Cochran Paul Colborn Bonnie Combow Lyle Combs Marzettia Conant Mary Cooke Stephen Creasey Philip Crotty Joe Crowder Paul Crowder Sandy Daniel Jo Ann Davis Jimmy Day Jean Dent unio rs G G., n 5 V , Virgie Dent VV W , gig ' ,G ' V3 V V Johnnie Denton l, I 155 ,W G .V f ,aa nnzb nf G Ruth Dixon Giza n 'ii Gg 'W G Sherry Dunlap J JF Mi fi -ff? Larry Eggleston G L . G .B ' an J 1? nn ff' stephen Elliott IV 1, 'K G- Bob Faulkner E J fa- LG - J, o,o. Pnny Fengnnnn n an ' eo: n a ge, an a G- Carolyn Fields X ' ' MS Q G : n Linda Fisher M- aa- an nnrV Bonnie Fleming G n J B Sally Grady n 4 y or V G I 'vea- , , Vii 1 n G 2 Sandra Grady ,.. GV Barbara Green M G-,gi f ', V 4, he Q K ' , A VS Karen Gregg Q .- ,. J ' '-U fl' ' Paula Hall Tx-fn' 1 'W' 14-Qfislfnf Roy Hall ,, f leisl , ' Beulah Hancock - V1 I l. 1 G V Q- ' G i ' Y J ' ' it ,. I Alf 1 -G Carol Hanna ' J GG EV G Lawrence Hardman Va, n dh A - A 5,5 'L ,, gl In i aG G lm S 'N Sue Hams ng, I ii 'nn Curtis Hayes a ' ' G af F 'VQl Joyce Hayes V J' T , Billy Haynes ,Q ,EH 5 , E G ,-i -:G f f ' J ii f wfn ' V It Janice Hedrick G 1 2 ' J ' Charles Hill V ' . G , Q J G Mike Hines A 'CCAA g dm' HQ A i '::::: A E QJ JGG Myriam Hitchcock G J ' , Paul Hobbs VV -G ' VV 5V J '- Debbie Hoffman G G ,f ' zl. --i:- V V i f LWXG af Fred Hoffman V? , Ak J 5 .V Gla ' ' .G Linus Holstein 'M l ,3 -..G QS ' 1- 1 :nn Carol Hudnall B -na J li, G J Donna Hundley W' It ' in B N- Tommy Jacobs K in ' 'J LA, ,G Conrad Jarrenll X VSV 'iii'l ' X V QR L A 1 fini G if f -v - Many Jennings C G G GG ii n if Patricia Jessie g V ,G A V V. VVGG , VH Terry Kelly if' 1 1 J 5 Judy Keyser 45 a EG -' VVV ' i V ,G LGG Rosalyn Kinder X A ii Y in Judy Kuhn V f nnn-G ..GG, fix V fVV:n G ' G A V . GGGG V VV? A f V V as :ish - Q f l mn Q Bob Lan-In G ii J Howard Landers W G L - ' G V -P V W V 1 ji, Mary Lawrence B I 3' V G J NVQ a J' Q ' Roy Layton QGGG.. Lfi XL , Brenda Leadmon MV ' ' ,, - A Arthur Leftwich ' V AV Vlizaf G E V V nw, 48 if' .23 , J A 9 ' ,cs nf M k ,-.. 0' . 5? ' Q, ,A me an y ,Q f .1 I 1 ' . L ,QQiLii, ' 3 k M I ,,A., aw , . J, ' , if ' Y' K - fs 9,9 I ,A , , , 7,3-Q, 'Q V ' W V . . sv W ,P J I:. 'M' 1 ,T ,K J 3 u -. Hi . - ' V P M ,r A.. y , ,.. wif ' -9- jf? L M jg, LM R Xi ' P as Magi iw? ' 7 - , Q12 E K' 5 :Z 'Z 5 ' , here aff? 'h'ae9 Nag? sfg Q . K .H-. f,L.., 'K . V Q -3 ., M 8 ,M iff if r L K 1-5, . 7 W M14 55 'ff -1' f Y' I .. Q1 I r in r,.l..- 1 .L 1 A f fr ,f if I5 ,,. - ff' X Ja ,z ' V ' .sl 4 - ' if J' sic Q. S A 2 i K i' ii ii kim I Q ' Z R fy .args ,. l so -- if --f -G f , 2 it V' fa- A , , , A ' 1 I, 3' K, -r nm , I Q ,vi nhl vi ,ff- gv .., my 3 W .f 5- - Q, mu L , X K Y M in 72 1 ' :W . -I A N- mmf: M' 5 , -.... 4- A X F E km: X W W J N 11. 1 , AQ-' - . r 3 231 25 .f 'JP L it ,Q we :iii 593 sigif' W'??i Eii PM 9 fifflll P L if , L' A ' 49 uniors Danny Lucas Gary Lucas Connie Lykins 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 Richard Monk Sandra Mooney Karen Moore Christine Mullins Don Muncy Tommy Muncy Margaret McClung James McCoy Jerry McLaughlin Mary Sue Nangle Ralph Neil Jane Nelson William Nutter Norma 0'Brien David 0'Daniel Carol 0'Neal Kenneth 0'Neal Mary Page Gene Painter Carolyn Paxton Leslie Payne Charlotte Perry Zemoria Phillips Larry Pinson Patty Plant. April Plott Roy Price Charles Raines uniors Norma Raines Karl Ramsey James Ratlilf James Reese Roger Riddle Cleo Rippetoe Douglas Ritz Larry Ritz Sharon Ritz Chauncey Robinson Adam Rohrig Joyce Sanger Yvonne Saunders Mary Shelton Delores Simmons Douglas Simmons Jerry Simms Brenda Sizemore Karen Slack Anice Skiles Barbara Smith Brenda Smith Barbara Stamper Neil Stewart Ernest Stone James Stone Jeannie Stone Andrew Stratton David Strickland Johnny Talbott Nancy Tate Kaye Taylor Connie Thomas Harry Thomas Frank Thornton Wilson Thornton Jan Turner Judy Ulbrich Ann Vaughan Elsie Walker Doris Webb Janet Wentz Bobby West Dean White Helen White Richard White Tommy White Wayne White l I U :I ' P ,K I E13 I ,If x -. I .iw A mi' :sig 5 1 J Q ..,. P- o e ca r ,fi ' '11 -f efee K eeae K e -J B' west , R l - X , ' 1 ,f Kit ... J c t o be W. ,auf iiii 1 ,f wee I R ' st' S 0 1 3' in -J as ' ,J .1 i ' l ' f l i. .HA ,f -.: S WIJ I Q ,A 'La ' if aan' ' M Q I ' - 'Q E is l J ,gp ,. V. ADJ .v J , R I Ti 1 .. IQ 2 ' ,- ,cct J R S R as ,,,-' 1 5 FV J e k i w-' Q' 7 . fad -: 'J - ., I E , Q 4 I f -an r . 1 A X c gi r S, A 4 5 . , U 5 .1 A' 1 1 . :J-y! i'! uniors John Whitlock Sara Whitten Dallas Williams Frank Williams Barry Williamson Arthur Wilson James Wiseman Carol Wright Carolyn Young Charles Young Pauline Young Denny Young Smiling for the camera is Junior, Robert Faulkner. Mr. Evan L. Williams, the school photographer, directs the students in the correct way to pose. Sophomores Sabie Brown . 0- . x 'fsi' A . F: 5 ' David Adkins y A D ks, I , Douglas Adkins A-gi Vg L':, - V is igk A Y' w - VV Odessa Adkins Q5 it f W V as .V Q i 3' ss.A ' fd Carol Albert M- e A A- Vg Earl Anderson , , , ' A i s Stella Anderson Af 1 A e - ': A T f ' 5 1 ' ' AEP -341 A Ferdinand Arnold im My a I ig L? E d A Fred Backus 'Q Q V' A Q , , - i, f A , B Kenneth Barker ' A eiiis A 254 B John Barton ' , B f g i,'i f Ch3l'leS Berger Qi' ' L l',,, iL'i' A ff Drema Berry , VVV. A ix V Q d 'A t ,,a e . eww, ' :D . df 7 .. V V V .Q VQZW V V, . Sandra Bickford A A E V , 3 , Charles Bird :., y yy , afdr 0 if-A , fi'-A w ig Clarence Bletner Nga , i 'Y its .f ig Connie Blount K xi, xg 'f ,gl A Gary Blount VV Q . V V Vi Y -NVQ-s5:V Eugene Booth is Vg Af f if I A , ,K - J .,, . .,,A -z,Z-. 5 6 5 Rebecca Bowe VAL 1 Q' in Nancy Bowles V' ,cz 2,5 5 , . A ,a Alan Brotherton W V A D 5 t Ad 'B D Ann Brown V --W V 4-wg Q A W LdL i ' Daphina Brown i A e id A- ass A rdss 7 lg Francis Brown , , X - ,ff 1 'li ' in .gklwwii V , V , A V ... , , gy , v. if qz' - V- . Kay Brown 'A V :'- ui 1,,AA .A 1 Linda Brown , A fr ddd, .45 --gf A A A 5 . Patricia Brown 23 A at id, sf.. V , A A, W ' A Gi A i Bill Bryant Earl Buckholt A ,, e .mmf - 'ee' e , . 3 l , .if J' ,. ,aw -A k KV K: 'G ,A - ss Zi V VV? U . gk -1 H ,.ll, ,,d. I V W, , Ad , ,1 .A ire ! wg V fm. W E Q3 V, d X 1 M , . of S Sharon Burgess V , a V' Brenda Burke d , , V ,, ,, ' VV V V V , . Alvin Burns 'A VA ::,, . ,V 3 je Us Burton i fx 'Aff .sl Ernie Butler fV,5 jf and VVVVV E 'W' f Timothy it sl easily - .45 :fa fi-bas i l . ., .. .ff X ' VV A Z V A 'e'e SAT-1 . , V, ' :FL 3' if 1 A ui ':-i.. d Susan Callahan V W .. , 1 5 ' ' V V Marilyn Calvert . ,AA A A ' A A . s. A .- Donald Campbell -V A' f f V . 'W '--fi ' ,gg Clinton Campbell i, J, 'L . Q3 'ff l ' Jerry Campbell ' f A' do Sharon Campbell 3 A t V , A A ' Q 3.1 A eeie his 1 are 'Q ' A A Alice Canterbury V f 3 , VV V A Larry Carter a - V Vie V .,, t ' VV ,AAA XV M5 Darrell Chapman W A ' J' M n L3 ' fm :s. I 'LQ' i , Nancy ChaDmaH i,,. Q Q 5 A AA iwidv -ni Betty Childers isi- f X K -M Donald Clark fii' d A' gf D iisi 2 in A A - A B i . A as : ii- X ...Wi 52 ., J - -F - A- 5 :1 K ' M - ' J ,QM-of A V,h: , .A ,AM S f 1 ,X yyrr - K ..v -1 -5- Wm ve ei l ir an 1 , ., .odi - re' M- mf , , f-ff . .. ,ww ' D., Q ,- - A ,, VY 3 r - 1' A' U 'L .rv W2 'W , ,H AL,, , 7 ,KLA , W JM Vkrkiirh 3 I . , F ll Qi ii weigh 'M 'i f ,K 'e 1 19:1 ,,f r ' ,FY E 452. 3' 'Ju i fr: L, 1 , vw l if 11 Q ,, 2 , 1 f w , ,Q .P gAL .. W xii 5' A ,- agr- ae K9 , l sf . , .. t A 4 + .. f f 2 w w. E, ,QQ ,lf Q ,Kar I rr rf f W. -vim. ar qw: . K ,,,,::1 ,, .-Q ,Q M. ff ,, -,- ,. if We, .nl , E ev 'il , ,J i W' -'si M el WX if s f Y F Q f as ,s , 4 -H1 ' if , , , 5 , J W e .Q is Y 1 ... r X jf gl, II, ...1 5: lf .55 V 4 575 - . 'Z' M T in K - ,... :J .,'aP,. nw K ' D , Ugaufgi 1,ii'2 -'f la ,,, . -al Q lu ,I A K , .,. . A-wg L ' r M 5, ...,,. ,, ,W , 3 ,-m y V gg ' I ,V ,ii .Q . , ,Q J f i r ' pri, -'W' ' 1 H .,,, I gy 2 Q 4 2, , J ,r ' , R' Q, ,gp A airs? in lr ff , ,,, 1, 'I zzu I . N ff C .1 t it ,W 1 VV, , It ,ME 'wie 'X Q 53 Sophomores Geraldine Clay Sue Clay Sarah Clemens Larry Cline Dorothy Cochran Manuel Collias Judy Compton Carolyn Conner James Corsaro Carl Cosby Joan Cosby Libby Cox Virgie Cox Alberta Crowder Bonnie Crowder John Crowder Richard Crowder Dorothy Daugherty Sue Davis Ronnie Dean Tommy Dearien John Dixon Bruce Dixon Paul Dixon David Dolin William Douglas Roy Douglas Jesse Downey Stuart Downey Charlotte Durham Alma Durst Jerry Edens Barbara Ellis Wilford Evans Gay Ferrell Mike Ferrell Roger Ferrell Freda Fisher Steve Fisher Wallace Fleshman Joan Flowers Eddie Fout Danny Frye George Fultz Donald Gardner Sandy Garten Tommy Gordon Brenda Gibson Sophomores Harry Gibson Jerry Givens V 4- M Q 4 5 x , 3 . Q Tommy Gordon i Patty Graham Estella Gore Alice Green ,...-aw .7 ' f'k-f egg Emma Greene Dale Grudier ig L,L Danny Grudier Q gg Dixie Guin ai of Dale Gwinn S Roger Hall Q ,QV VVayne Halstead A 7 i A ' WY Barbara Hancock Carolyn Hancock f ' ... Az' Junior Hancock J' 'iii J Stanley Hancock ,, K th H h J a ryn anna e iv 'J i Betty Hanson Q 5 A A ' Shirley Harbin VWAWV ,. , ,V .. .- , 1 Victoria Hardman W -'a- we 2' i alel V 1. i ' f is , iz K Darlene Harmon adj, Q if gf gii . --J, Q Sammy Hastings t iiae D it it a a H Jvhn Hemmings J erefca Shirley Henderson Jerry Hicks q' i,i A ,D D .,,, f J -iii gz, Q9 J James Hicks i- 'f ,i., - A . , 'Ai aii g Q , ' 'J A t . Frank Hindle ,Llwff 'T ' ilii V' ' -i' f 5 - AVAA- Q Dorothy Hiner . , Eddie Holcomb Q ,D D 3' '-LL i Vissigxltl fiifgii we , , H Tr. David Holstein H . -V J V VV VV Sue Holtsclaw MM , 'iii A ' V V Dick Honaker M' f -' ' eiii 2 I 'ggi J Granville Houchins . :L ly, Y ' 'V iii Fred Houston 9 'f VV gm- i ?..1f?i?5?2f . Janet H udnall V :,, Zii ,V ' i - 7 11 L. X . i Theda iiudniill J' J Walter Hudnall ln X, .iz ' -2 - V 2 Va ,V Marshall HutTman W mi . 'I EW 'V kvll .35 VV V Q Harvey Hunt gf' V5 Q ff A V ei ,'.,. 4 I , V Phyllis Hum i J J i i J ei Curtis Hunter S MV V, L - V i , gif i,i.. VV VVV VV VVVVVS We wa 5 ' :ff i - Ms A fi J iiri i 5' 5122 Tommy Hunter I ' ..V J . L ' ' V A Thomas Jackson N., , 1 it , . i ' i 'i 'i' 1 -1 Q James Jarrett J ' t,,, J Q ff A Q i 3 ' V Kay Jarvis , V Michael Jarrett '-V1, 5 , 5 V CM Johnson tti J i er i J r at it .ii a ft .ran A 54 Sophomores I ,,,. I V ifi V 5: if A V V Paul Jones L,h l in f in '7':: K an e H-1 if Lilly Kesler L JVe,z V ,L q,:, Li, V , Mark Kilburn L f ' i Denise Kimble L I VV Michael Kincaid 4, i nf V, ,,e, ' L e,' ! Judy King L e e I L, L U Veey, L ,gyv K L L, Jesse Kinison , ' le., L ' L W L L ' .gi 1 3' L- D0riS Kirk is 'Q 'L Buddy KOZQH jf Karen Lambert f Kxvfigiwv V - li H W Ly n L H K Roger Legg AJ j g Q- - I ,.kV .ig Louetta Light fi :L A M' ' Le ' 'ia Billy Lucas y e,1 Danny Lucas ' H ilii i i ' ' W' g Charles Mancari ful-f K , e r sg! X ' AA In ' ii 1 Joan Markham H J 6' , ,L ,il iggv J une Marshall Q it 6,5 Q , ' 7 Keith Marshall A Lf M' 'el L A X MM ii Kay Matthews ? 'f3' LW V h - 5 Charles Maxfield so 2 L 'ii' Patricia Mayenschein f.'- -- . me -ki 2 H s L, di ii' as 'es f i: U . . L S V I 'IA' A , L Dollie Mldklif L Q L L i I A A Kay Mitchell 0 L ,ee i W ff . ,- ' '58 Betty Monk ..,LLLz A 12 V 5 'Ai-A L X - Janet Moss ! uqu , keV,e,e L .K up Ray Mullins ' 2 ., ' ' e,',ee, ' Rosalind Mullins 'Y .4 ...I , ' . v LL m Darrell Myers ' L L L L L Patty Myers H' 5 .T W , L 55 'L Lryk K V W Carolyn Mccallister HLLQM ' ' M ' L,eL , - 'ff Lois McCallister ? ' I V Kay McClurg L ZL f . .1 A 1 ' L Linda McCorkle . -9. lby LQ 'Q K L' A an L F Le Q .mc ' 0- QQ' Ji :: ,ww 5 la ' - 5352 i i ' if' LN., iiigiie- 1 I QQ, W? fa L ee? fi We fir Mary McCormick Patricia McCoy Virginia McKe0wn Kay Naylor Larry Naylor llrvama Nelson ii W 1'-uk 42 Lucille Nelson Mark Nelson Luther Nelson Doris Nichols William Nichols Phyllis Nida Sophonunes Janet Null Nancy Null I'aul Nunley Robert Nunley Mary 0'Dell Reginald Palmer Margie Peck Barbara Perry David Perry Gail Perry Jimmy Perry Thomas Perry Gary Peyton John Phillips Kenneth Plant David Pritt Glen Prunty Brenda Ramsey Joyce Ramsey Phillip Ramsey Ellena Ratlilf Douglas Rice Herman Rippetoe Jerry Rippetoe Paul Rippetoe David Robertson Burton Rodgers Louie Ross Joyce Rowlands Danny Sammons Larry Samples Carol Sampson Fred Sapp Patricia Shaver Kathryn Sheets Barbara Short John Siders Roy Siders Patsy Sizemore Kenneth Skilcs Charles Smith Denny Smith Jewell Smith Larry Smith Raymond Smith Richard Smith Hilda Smith Suezann Smith 4. qs. Q . ,wg JW P e ' A ff ' ,..a- L. .. r M . if J '32 1 'L - . J z M J at ,Q -,. :fy , Eta if-Qt: 1-it 1 VL H: 5 kr V K 1 JA t J 2-J tw Jag ree, aa we eg J . ' I i' S' L is I mi 'ji E i f J H M P 'Jlf i ii' I JT , H r Q ..,, s . 5 y,.. . .. J E H , J J erer as if I -i D J ' fe ,.,V iff K . K in r, if 4. 1' L J fft ii'ik , . I , . we ,-. o ee rtt s on J, H J fl M N 'I 'Z' J - f D JJ ,,, , 5 . 1, ' Q .Q g ,. M in . 'Q ' 'eec J J 1 1 Ware? ' f 1 MMA 1, J ,asf A 1: Q7! 1 . iR'5 - at il u I ., 6 X Q H H . i I A I Mes s -osx ' J' J TQ., T 19' ' Y sst'i F gf - -- -J ' ig ,,. , 's. J ,A J ff fl .. 1 I fr. A X B F , S J Jess l Je-N ,J , J 'J . 1 it we ip B J B ts: i S , 9 5' itie P ft ' A ff' W itlet J ite. , Jwfffi '-.' J . I 5 I if I J E bf ,M . . V n 7 ,Q 4. 1 ' 15 ' ' - 'rx W 'W 56 3 '22 ,- N! I agile: Sophomores Chelya Sneed Fonda Sneed Linda Spaulding Melvin Spears Dora Spencer Toby Spotts . 'l 5 gr 2 lr, .K .. 4 1 . M ru. I V' is 5 in - 'Mi'- M ,Law ' ' ' 4 1--4' 'LQ Q to 1 W we B 14 'L 'Q wiht , f ASL , + 42 is 4 A all l 'M' r Nj S . -v ez fi ,,p,,,- i ,- M 4, ,1 M .af ,rf , .- .4 La fa ' -if -'45 T .vw A eg e ' gg, a wig of Q .tw ff' we gf' AQ' Q- W ' .1 ' .7 uc ,Tiayr if X JY -...I 1 I - ,., ' . , 5 'B S cl , 'A' fr' , X I ::, 2: ' ,, K K - - np S a r VF. ,, B Q l le K a ,f a ,Z V 0 - if fm- W' M ,4 -iv 1 ' ,ya 7 VVV' 1 1 M' , M Q . .1-If L. .. fl I-Q, if ' . f' 4' Q ' 'J ' w. ' 111 f 'lg - 'Q' K gg, y Qi.. 5 A gy f . I 1 , ' V I ' - ' W , B' 9 ' ' . X T 9 ., , C 0 M ,W ,A - nl 3 5 , ,Ai 5 , , ... V ,,pA A. A ' 5 .fu 'X , LV Q, ' ..- 'SL P AQ I C 7. H fee 4 2 JL -f ff . I 3 , 7 M- fi!! 'B ' F5 ,V i if f s' 57 Jolene Stamper Cookie Stephens Norma Stevens Cecil Stewart Cheryl Stone Jewell Stone Barbara Stover Joe Strickland Barbara Sullivan Sandra Sullivan Diana Sword Ronnie Talbott Billy Taylor Ruth Taylor Margaret Teter Charles Thomas Dreama Travis Blaine Tucker Diane Turner Karen Turner Lela Tuttle Lillian Tuttle Regina Tyo Linda Underwood Becky Walker Roy Walker Deanna Washington Benny Welch Jerry Wentz Barbara White Brenda VVhite Elaine White Joe White Sharon White Earl Williams Ruth Williams Harold Wilson Sandra Wilson Mary Wilton Linda Withrow Arnold Young Phillip Young Ninth Grade Mike Akers Dicky Allport Chester Arthur John Arthur Larry Backus Forrest Bailey Carol Ballengee Leonard Baskin Ronald Berkley Roger Berry Sharon Blackburn Teddy Blevins Brenda Bonovitch Yvonne Booker Dennie Booth David Bowe Rita Brogan Sandra Kay Brown Virginia Brown Patty Bulfington Carolyn Burford Barbara Bush Brenda Campbell Margaret Carter Charlotte Caruthers Russell Casto James Cavendish Gary Chestnut Cleta Cline Nancy Colborn Shelia Coleman Judy Conley Colin Conner Jesse Cook Larry Cook Paula Cooper Billy Croye Janet Davis Donald Douglas Mary Dunlap Glen Durst Sara Dye Keith Easter Susan Eggleston Elizabeth Elders Ernest Ferrell Sue Ferrell Katherine Ferris 'fe 3 cyl 10 g --fa ,iv 55 'J M. ' R wr. A We. it .6 1 fa , f , 4, .ar ' i 8.54 'i ?. ,, . ,af 9 .415 a M722 4 U Ri -If '-my ,nv - 'tw slee W i if X K 'Q , if- N J, J 14, fi W-W ff if 6 5 3 ti 1 I ' 3' fl Jil l ',. . 3 ' ,A L. ' .M ,Q 'f l'e ' A' K' 'V : We' i ee as if f. 1 ' f 1 , ,Zin g f-,X E 1 I A. I f-in if ' .ti be ., new . e gil. tg xt.. B 5 4' 1 5 is Q. 1 ,F P ,vl f ' 'Q yi fi uw .- ... , s, ,E A ' if fi i Y 9 g g 3- Q , nv 43,4 e ,up ..1 A+, .gf -V I 4 .iw We . gr g in 58 U 5, -14 Q L ,G 5 .. , l 1 X. if I2 3 six I . K , ri sa 19 ,. 5, 47 lei. 15 -. Ea, ' X tg? fre! I B Us fu q ,gin ..,. V53 'eh' K as I - 'W ' - ' - . .fr we :L K .nf '3' ,, . 1 'Q ,vm Q . g ,. , . . . .f-sr? .N,M . . we FQ! 'g A W ,Aa K ,-. 'qfrf .ay , we . ffflilftflf f .. .Vt 1 za .r . ' -W fe 5 fr xv 49' vi J!- 5. as we 'ive- .X hi wx N i-nth Grade 1 f '. are iw Y 'L. ,. N , ' F , LZL J A , ff Clarence Fleck :V . 3 e 40 ' ' 'Q VT 'Xml ' Carolyn Forest Vw.. ' f nlasw Y my Ann Frame fr-if ' M , Diane Frame 5? V ,.. M M ' V 'K A V, Jeannie Frame SF i k r k V . I - A W V' V: V Larry Gay ,,,V,. 5 ,IV K I A K q Ag, V L 1 V 4, ' :,A V t V V sh.-na Gibbs f .-f 'A WW 'Q Linda Gillespie , 3, iff. J V .ligv K ,-M M , John Gygax 'M' 'J ,Ll -W as M' ' Ginny Hall ti J' - X W J Jessie Hancock , X 1 'I ' , Roger Hancock Qi to ,VJVVV we Judy Hanna ' V 0 lf: as 'W ga W' , ' ' Paul Harris J,-gp .-za 4. .r ,',,,X, Q , LL V Ronda Harvey ' S7 ' L, Tommy Hatfield ' ve f' Susan Hayden , , 'J . Lynn Hayes ' I 0, 4 , Q Freddie Higginbotham L, Q V w V N ff' -is Judy High ff ' ' 1 Bonnie Hines .r-'27 - 'f' 5' -4-fr Y X Russell Hodges ' 'e L A 'ff ,M ' A- Sherry Hodges :MSW J 3 fr ' Freddy Halliday Ii l L' i a J A rg Y' ai ' K J M, V' V ,, 'L L MV Judith Holstein 'W x ,SW M 'Q V 9' j Phyllis Hunter ' f., 4 .4 Ll ,NVQ Gary Hylton ,VW I My f Loren Jackson V ' W J V 'Z X ' Mary Jarrett 1 W J HX . Diana Jenkins f 'e W, - at l -X--- - -: .wt iim r .- - v I rig M . K f- V V V A f ' ' m -Q at Jerry Jessie qi - 5 W A 4: , G la ' 1 I Josephine Jones Q ' L, 'M V AV QL QM, muy Kegley r H . Vjdf' K1'g'fedf.,, ' ffheffff W M ' 4' il' ' , 'fail' ames mfal Z m wi ' Wayne King on ' H' 4-:Slabs ' '. Iliff fill is s F J 3 5 n Joe Kuhn 5. V if ii X nv V V A4 ' V Carol Lawson QV -no ly, L, Q ' - Ti, A v Sandra Lilly ' ' .1 1 .ff '-me ,au f v ' D' i e - ' A V kenneth Marshall Q ,, 2 ' I .L W Vonda Martin i ,J px 1 Woodrow Martin Q L ', , i I I L I ' Patty Mauzy K' , 4 25 , 0 ' ii., ' , Q- . M Y David Meadows fe , .A , 'L 1 .Ig A F ' - Jeannette Meadows 'U' ---' ' f' ' 1 Earl Merritt X Xa-.M .V J l V Vwk.g ' K Q y Betty Miller I , 2 ,V A L V 45598 :ag A 1 Margie Minnix I ' 7't' -'ta I f ' -E' o If 1 L 1' Q 1 1 'g. f ,. f - I , ff' ' wth l Ninth Grade 0, Marva Minor M ir- f gi Sara Mollohan ' -4 pi A , if 9 3, Jeannie Mooney QQ.. V' ,gm 5 :lr---rf 1 ,Vg 55 ,Q Nina McHone ' i' M 1 'n,'n 2' Y -'ff' - Rodney McIntyre y 'mr X Kathie McQuain fb i ,, f K' ' 1 I ' I Y , Q S 'isa Richard Naill 'V y, T J Herbert Nelson X V : 3: X V 'f J' Q ' , 3, 57 Doris Newman ,Af 5 A L: f i ' 3 ,ff Y Johnny Niewierowski ' ' - 'P if QQ, .'i g Jo Ann Nunley f E, f y I V aer o J rap? e Dianne Nutter I , if fy 3, ig . r 1 .-+,' X 1 V , . 3 Betty 0'Neal 6, .ii A I r.,, I V 5, Joseph Panetta A' :mcg ,nf f v0 Diane Pauley 4 fl, r ip R E Mary Phillips i ' - if Larry Raines W wifi f ' 'Y y Virgil Raines ,f X -' Martha Reid' Brenda Reynolds Douglas Rogier Isaac Rose Sharon Rose Ronald Roy Nick Sales Stanley Sampson James Siders Karen Skeens Patty Skeens Ruth Ann Slack Joe Smith Judy Smith Ruth Sneed Janet Snowden Janet Stephens Michael Stephens Carol Stone Robert Stone Jane Teter Robert Thomas Zona Thompson David Turner Frances Vaughan Mike Vertner Rhonda Waggoner Joe Walker Pamela Walker Ruth Walker , R A - si? 5 'X A Er: i . , A f , 1 any f .W i Q T.. Ja ,-.A iff wx gi' i S 'Rafal , V , J Q is at Nga f kgs Q rg A 4, f- , yy A l we S ' y A K sir SV 4 z Y S pk Q. 2 . Q' W if 4 I 'lv 'ii' J , , aaa-.Iggy J f 60 I 2:51 Ninth Grade it ,ir f ?, C A , .te 1 as r ff- a fe gi 7 ' gi B ' .W 3 fails . an W m'w,.. in ,fr i . in I .af , , 1 an .- r . s - eeas e . H ,f viwfylt v. aff' W 55 , ' mlm. H . , li - 1 A VV Q K , V , , :vs ' 1-sf, , M ' 2 W 'leg ' 0 ,1 B i W . I 5' ' 'S ,Q I . Q .LIQQ 'r A , 'I rf'-lf? 2, I 'ff I? ,.g::, , me I A 'E . - -1- ' 'J ' 1 1 my 4 1f . fix Vemon Ward Johnnie Welch James West Brenda White David White Gary Williams Lawrence Williams Boimie Williamson Leonard Wiley Margaret Woodrum Patti Yanov Velma Young if Ronnie Berkley, Virginia Brown, Teddy Blevins, Charlotte Caruthers, Catherine Ferris, Keith Easter, and Betsy Elder are shown as Helen Hiner and Jean Adkins assist them in the correct way to vote during the 1958 Student Council election. 61 Eighth Grade Gloria Angus Stewart Baber William Bailey Herbert Barker Karen Barr Benny Basham Shirley Basham Judy Berkhouse David Berrier Vera Bird Beverly Bolden Frances Bostic Madonna Breeden Brenda Brown Martha Brown Barbara Calvert Jimmy Canterbury Connie Collias Patricia Conley Judith Cooper Russell Cox Mike Cummings Beverly Cundilf Joyce Daniel Charles Dent Joe Denton Helen Dixon Michael Dorsey Tommy Dugan Kathryn Dunlap Sandy Durham William Durst Linda Faulkner Barbara Flowers Robert Gardner Paula Greene Jane Gregg Ricky Gregg Barbara Grinstead Sandra Hall Alberta Hammons Ruby Hancock Sandra Hancock Carl Harper Dolores Helvy Sue Hess Carolyn Hicks Wallace Higginbotham 6 . J. fi? c sw iv 3. ,ga W S 3 M H .., I 'J 5 J is fa J , .mf K W Kg -my Ki 'i :VA K, - '49, M' 75? ,-'-i 'i ., ' T : . A :VEB iq W 5 AX , , s . 1y., K . K ,J J K K K s ian! 1' 'xl ' Q . , ' K , w ...,KK- i -. is ' 3. 4, f 1' J fx, 4-up 'TI' - ,,-, , zgy ri' K - me 7 , QQ rg' X Kr , , f i K J .1 vc' ,sf f fa ' l l'. f K .,7k. H K K -A f 'L i pa. av 'K :am K xf J Q' 1 'Q A ra J LJ!! A I - or 1: 1 L- fa. J J V R Rliwj-' Z if f N' K , 3 fhw l 0 0 vi ' ' . ,mv K ' . M 1 ' 'i 1? . - T ' fr' esit 2 J -fy he J f if -U are i a- ,J ig' Ja., Ti K 'wwwffjy J KK D YK V7 5+ J J. , J , fills? fi is c l f J .. 5, .gat J KKK? K, ' .1 . KA i KK .av - 4 li 4 in ,.,..a Q S fain 4 B in .1 . 93 f ,lv . f' , I -A., 'NW .rf K'2'K ,pf K 4: K, K ,Q K f .H w at . J , -is IJ wi r i Q, ,,,,, K ,,,.K K K K I, J Q .SQ , Q, K Q K K -J ' .1 2 .ff r 4 --v , , - ,J 1-:af K ,, . 4' K fy T K JJ.,a by , as - J i as NK. J! - .-- fxa J J JgJawi'J.:mm.,. i 62 'U K ue Eighth Grade :sr ' s gig: ew y s ' Elf' c. 2, ,, H 4 4,, J, M ,G .i ' j a- Sif y , in iw? --',f: .ff- ' l 'Af f--- . X f ,, Y , 5: v ,ft U. f ,, 3 K , - 1 , L 4 i n , ' i f A ? ,. ,F 3, 'a ' 'IQ' ' ..q, ,cl l. Qi iff . if fvfflft f il A I A :Iki I A A A , K 1 ' , I 'G WIN , Q It K , 'W' ' 't , . I , mg I, 1 , 4: A' ,,.5,, K 1 ' i . M' ..': f 1. f V . 'N , w e so if if I I r M l ,.. an 'A-- LL il- B i' 5.4.-2 R-'fi , V gi 1 1 , If 4' is! - 5 - .,,a-H . if 'L I 7 K gy rw fl , K ' - . 4 L' K . 'Q , - -' - -3 2, - ,da .-Q.. ' V' . I , ,- 1 f , 9 , aw 7: ' - av ' 2 4' ' , f ' ,fe ' ' ex wg -,,-v .i ' I f I V, . I it . 1 -.. ff- ' J? M , .V H N K ,A i K L I. ,gp P414 ,- .V .W .-mv' y ex, . f ,A 3' as 1,2 .er ,M sq M L 5 M, f Q t ,, as ,. - A wif L c M4 r le e ' 1 A M , , A a. l, ,if A . , , ,1 63 f fs? all Charles Holstein Larry Houston Ronald Hunt Teresa Hunter Neil Jackson Gloria Johnson Helen Jones Gary Kelly Jimmy Kelly Thomas Kent Robert Keyser Virginia King Sue Kirk Becky Lawson Milford Lovejoy Sierra Lowry Drema Lucas Billy Luikart Sally Lyons Tommy Maddox Gary Markham Donald Martin Eva Martin Thomas Martin James May Janet Meadows Kitty Meadows Steve Milam Dotty Mitchell Mildred Mullins Oscar McClung Carol McNeely Susan McQuain Arish Nelson Connie 0'Neal Rita Perrine Patricia Perry Sandra Phillips Alice Plott Connie Porter Barbara Raines Clarence Raines Sharyn Ramsey Joyce Rose Helena Rutledge Barbara Seabolt Gene Short Dorothea Slusher -h Eighth Grade Billy Smith Edna Smith Kay Smith Susan Smith Helen Sneed Victoria Sneed David Snodgrass William Snodgrass Bernice Spann Mike Spears John Spencer Patricia Stamper Gary Strickland Paul Sword James Symns Sandra Tapley Patsy Tate Joan Thompson John Thompson Mary Tuten James Tyo Frances Welch Shelia Westfall Tom White Tommy White Doug Williams Louise Williams Paul Williams Eva Wright Tommy Young a ,QL ' fc' . t JL? W . 1 ,. -1 f . M- , . '- if at V ,gy Q We or I I .Wi -' Mgr ' A Q' 53' S 3 M .R r ' d T . 1 .9 P aff a f J fa y., awe S Q '. ' ,S N fi ' is ' fu .sa l ,....gy .. '- H '-9, if 6 . n ' , .. 1 fl S 1 -if Q wif: , I Q, Ni' V A , t V: 2, a t 5 J is S, -fp A i' 4 I W Y ? ,-ai., , 8, .Q 1 ,pb all f mia J it Q ,t l ' ' f ' f-. - Y api., ..., ,,-ig: t J, X , sem, -7 V1 W SE, Uv 3 ,.., 47 jf S A ,... R . M M 7 X fm! V 1 A ia il ' V , .ls .. 1' ' J 'fi W we ' :ffl- f --W? 5 if V N' f, 'S Fai I f 5 .. .. py p ,S ' 1: in Y-f 1 3 Q Q 1 J ,i 33 .N 'qi , -5:51 . -ll 9' w X K . Ma, ,JZ if fi t - 'A iff 64 .. ,. 'M -M ---W W -rv-f ---,-.,,...-.,--.-.. Seventh Grade fl 5 4- B .E 'Zee A1:'.?dge ' i 1. ' Q K to V 0 ert port Q, . ,I 'N I W ff 'MV l A ,, Patricia Anderson 1 ' W AM .v-'N J M Rebecc B b 74.5 Q W ' 'X ,.'2 f y fa? 'fl Sandr: Biboliiler QQ a ,f ' 5 Barbara Brown - A., , Dueward Brown .H WW it V 2 ki Jldllldziililllllley 'ji A.,- 1' ,,,.. ' ,-,'1- i ,.A. ' .aw Judy Burdette V4 f- ' 'A V, Terry Butler ,A r all ,er e C B ,s i I x J - . . -Vi -rf,. ' :'l , Y J 'rrl Yew ' .. Dreama Campbell 49 V ar, E -'... ,V -. Lois Campbell If-Q:-e il' A 'W ' - 'I 2': A Mary Campbell I ,M - V ' V V-if ffrry Chapngan fiy- ' '-.., 'i eannette ,ine ,gi ' ' ' I Deloris Cobb zuie, mx, f ' 2 .MW , 'i i I' , 2 A Ronald Cohn 'E 4 0 9 ' 1 ff' V 3 'fi 1, 6 n ,AAL -, Ernest Cochran f ' 'e ,V ' I i , ' ,Q X ,,, George Core 'X' L ' 5 'rr' f Setha Craft fd E ' mm 4 , Mqwifffi J Jack Crowder Q ' 3-f, 3 f I A Barbara Custer .:,, 'I ET 7 X 51'-A X 'x 4 A A , E, Charles Daniels ' V F a , 5 y JV Mike Davis Y 1 '- H F f Sandra Dc-Pugh riff f, gJViyVt fin' ' ' Mary Dominquez X W i V e V v My jf - Vf Deanna Douglas We i D V 5 C f Raymond Dowel! A VF ni :vi VNV rr - 555 Y.fr,: by Vf,5V,V f Cr QQ , f i ', a M f 5 5 W ,J , , - ,. I it V Y' V fe VV V Ronnie Dunlap l, 49- 0 H f A ' X Joyce Durham ,., J, f ,-.. VV ,W .Q iw' -L 5 Tommy Durst 'Z' E, fl ,QW . V' David Edens ' , A A ' W ' 1 Janice Elliot v -fi L- 5 , JA, Vnl Harold Elmore X t -7 'I J f' 2 Q A 1 t Marcia Ervine 7' V V V6 2 '71 Z f , 3 ' Dianne Fawcett QQ, Q 'Vf Lf, 12. ' ? Ronald Ferguson y -'.. gi y ' M SEV VV t' Johnny Ferrell ffl V 'gt 3 V W pair K f ii ' Nancy Ferrell VV ,.tt I 3 Carolyn Fleck .errl evrr Ar f ,ff .KY t 1 we I' r' al ia M V . C 'a i , V Gail Fleming V 0 2 A ,gr mi i?W , F W VV 5 re , A V' , Joyce Fout -VL Z 1 V V5f f ri- 'Mil f 'V ,, Sandra Freeman ' f fer' l J O, F -rw , 'fix' Carolyn Frum I If ' W Eugene Futch . if V V V imp V,y, ,l:,,1,3g Dennis Gardner 65 Seventh Grade f 2 A., A .--A. e L H efele L G J G G Brenda Gay QF, L ,L if Jeannie Gilmore E W 41? , 6 G la Eileen Gross ' .Gee .lie Q T?-le-P 1 ' 'li Randall Guill X 'M' ,i,, A Yll GV 2 'iw tx, Tk 'fl' f Gretchen Gygax ee fiili I ' t V ' Billy Hammonds -f -3 f 4' J if J J .Y Zig. f V s ,G . G G gg 'H AY' 5 A - Lewis Hammonds ' A' L ff-'92 - . Bruce Hancock 5? 0 f ,ecx GV G f A f ,y' , . G i Larry Hardiman 4 YM j IL' i', f 'Q i Iel Jamie Harris 'H' WM iifi fi Mary Harris ii SV ,dm L G, G , Sharon Hayes 0 V V, - e . V G W-?f'l:i f, V VV VV X 'Q V if he 4 ft ee e' 'eg , G G. 'Wa- JOAnn Haynes VV J fi G J iwyme Gary Hemmings VV G, ,MV Sue Hin ' ,-N, e Nellie Hobbs 'i M J oh n H od ge .W we - 1 G F' .Wife , Dewayne Hodges V . ' G Marilyn Hodges Lucy Holder V A V Phyllis Holstein Vt VV Wayne Holstein ,--.. V Kenneth Huckleby 5 G V J 4. Dorothy Huffman , Roger Hunt : V Don Isaac G VL fggvf Gary Jarrell .ig L Mike Jervis i t Emma Jennings - 4 Johnny Johnston 'f-ee Q Barbara Jones ' W Mary Jones A V, , ' ,Q Ruth Kegley VV Q as Carolyn Keyser LL.. if Kathy Kincaid Connie King Xi: Tansy Knight , ' H Pamela Kuhn - i A ' ,: , Hazel Landers .Je 53 H Dennis Layton A John Leadmon X V G . Joanne Ledsome ' llilly Lemon . '- - ,. A 5 Michael Loving VV ,- 55 ,Veg Brenda Lucas 'V' e u David Lucas , '7 'l.l Joyce Marshall ee,e .Q xyy, ei' ei? Donna Mathews I , U li .5 gferg 3-gm . xiii!! , Q J , 'W G , shea se is lea fe, QV G , iff, G Sf L A-HLG . , ww , J, .V 5 VA, Vi YV? i as V Vw VV GV V V V JG V Vtt, 'ge e ' Q , X- ' ' ' - .N g -,fV G e - ,W 'M' X he-ep ttet H G V, ,Vw VV VV Sw , V -. GG G .VQVV I.. G, e,GGG, -' f 2 me VVV G g ,Gee 1 VM ,J o'-jii?ff?E:1'3: ' ' W ' are Q V 7' S - eo 'K ,flee-G 1-M , ig? H -G.G,,e3'fif - e'--, if .ilk G e Zitt - Ge lg 7 M B GGGGeG e Q .e ye is . . uf 1 it f .2 .- ,, at L 5 . J, M J an 4 Q 1 X Jaw -I 1 4 14 , . tif . f ttf X J as 'W .Av gfismi' , ar 3 ,. f aa Hg Z if if 'T' HE? L ZV' a. .2 ,, if J - ' 'kr .W f' J K I U i , fd' A 5 , Y. J M 1 J W-w ai., J A it ii ,finds h is A i g , fm , f, as seee C eereii 1 f ' 2 1' U ill' s mr A f af Q .4 , Ui . if ' ' fre : ' fa Q , V L kk J My W V 'L .. or .:. J ' 2 C saw' 1M ,g Q M 1 5 5 5' 'ii I Q' .. if as J or ,IZ i if F' rg , rd' 'ffl ll. A' iioo raae J C, 7 ' if I ,3 A 5'7 A W ass' g .af EF' if ' 67 qffir' Se 1 if ff 'ax . iii J Q, ' it V af ? , .slain y y ,,,::': . 4, Y , , ' We ., fe' ff I Wm If A K 5 .mf 1 A L . rr A fa . J 'A on wie? ' 'ff i. '4'5V1 ' 'M L . if-A ' ' ri ' 1 . -W a H 2, lie eil,-F' as K, .:,, ? !s rms. 5 N mi.: L Ir V . q,,k lr, I wgifkgifw A a, yaeeer 5 F Q v V' ' ' ,' Ili., ' I Q 'Q 'EL lj : K ' 'f ' lfffffg mi '.,, SQ 1 e me . 1 ws- I venth Grade Mary Mays Tommy Meadows Mary Merritt Patricia Minor Jean Monk Lanta Moore Linda Morris Rodney Morrison Cheryl Mullins Coy Mullins Mary Mullins Pamlyn McClurg Carl McDaniel Alice McDaniels Jordan McKenna Danny McNeely Marshall Nelson Lynn Newman Robert Null Dorothy 0'Dell James Panetta James Parsons Virginia Perry Cathy Peters Jake Phillips Danny Pinson Caro. Powers Jim Preston Darlene Quesenberry James Reed Anita Reedy Sharon Reid Duane Rinehart Andrew Robinson Jeanne Robinson Marie Rose Donna Roy Karen Roy Herbie Rutledge Steve Samples Frederick Saunders Robert Saunders Carla Scherer Wayne Seabolt Stephen Semesco Richard Shannon Wanda Shinn Gary Smith Seventh Grade Mary Smith Keith Spangler Tom Spears Sandy Stamper William Stamper Jimmy Steele Kathie Steele Mable Stewart Betty Stone Janie Stone Dwight Thornton Timmy Twohig Nancy Vickers Veda Waggoner Johnny Walker Mary Walker James Welch Joyce Wendell Frankie West Arthur White Dreama White Robert White James Whitney Harry Wiley Penny Williams Ann Wilson Ronald Wilson Wade Wolfmgbarger Harvey Woodson Sharon Workman Robert Yates 9 3 n,00fz,a5 5 Organizat Diana Berkhouae-Awt Qandru Lee-Editor Sandra L00 Diana Berkhousa Ann McCormick Connie Thomas ,, Nancy Rice Ann Metz Bill Kimble ,,,,Tommy Jacobs Mike Albert James Wiseman . Barbara Wilton ,, Ann Metz B. F. fnllum Ann-Asst., N Mike-Sports Editor and Jim-Assistant Many jobs are performed in editing the DuPontian and Sandra Lee, editor, along with Diana Berkhouse, her assis- tant, have been preparing copy, layouts, trimming pictures and meeting deadlines throughout the year. Assistant editor, Diana Berkhouse will assume full responsibility for editing the annual next year. Handling all the business details are Ann McCormick, Business Manager, and her assistant, Connie Thomas. Ann and Connie are in charge of all subscriptions from students, and other finances from advertisers. They see that all records are kept accurately and money is deposited to the DuPontian account. Making the Advertising Section of our yearbook attractive is the job of our Ad- vertising Manager, Nancy Rice, and her assistant, Ann Metz. One of their jobs is to obtain ads, set them up, and Write copy. Mike Albert, Sports Editor, and As- sistant James Wiseman, are in charge of Bill-Photographer and Tom-Assistant the Sports Section. The selection of in- teresting basketball, football, and track pictures is one of their responsibilities. Obtaining sports records and writing copy is also a part of their job. Pictures are the life-line of any year- book, and ours is no exception. DuPontian photographers are Bill Kimble and his As- sistant Tom Jacobs. All activity pictures are taken by this indispensable pair. Ann Metz does the art work for the division pages. Typist, Barbara Wilton, takes care of all copy to be sent to printers. Many special typing procedures must be exer- cised in this, a very important phase of yearbook work. Serving another year as adviser is Mr. B. F. Gillum. This is his thirteenth year as the DuPontian instructor. Preparing difiicult layouts and taking care of emergencies that arise during edit- ing are his jobs. Barbara Wilton-Typist and Mr. Gillum, Adviser. I l Thomas' Thir d Year Mr. Thomas and Nancy Chapman, who are adviser and editor of the Panther Press, are shown choosing a picture to go in the next edition. Other tasks which remain are proof-reading, writing headlines, and in general, getting the paper ready for press. This is the Panther Press' thirteenth year of publication and their third year under Mr. Thomas' guidance. Shown below are Sue Brown, Business Managerg Marsha High, Page Two Editor, Judy Short, Page Three Editor, Sue Fleck, Typistg Nancy Chapman, Editor, Larry Dooley, Sports Editor, Shirley Ritz, Page One Editor. X S35 'M As Press Adviser 1 l Seated--Marsha High, Page Two Editorg Shirley Ritz, Page One Editor. Standing-Nancy Chapman Editor-in-chiefg Larry Dooley, Page Four Editorg Judy Short, Page Three Editoi. ver '-:sf A ,4..' Q' jc, r ,ill Q , ysV , ge, . V ,is,,r my E A221 2 Wm ' Qs - ,P -V S Us 'H- li'f' V P in O ,,n1',,5Ll .A ,V . fG'1. u'11f 2'-11 S 3 ' 1 .13 .h-Q .MT ' . Sue Brown, Business Managerg Sue Fleck, Typist. Sandy Lilly and Carol Lawson' Cub Editgys. 73 Student Council Puts V4 im S - ir. W President, Charles Sparacinog Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Riceg Vice President, Ann Vaughan. First Row-S. Bickford, P. Hunt, S. Sullivan. Sec- ond Row-N. Raines, S. Smith, B. Childers. Third First Row-J. Fout, P. Kuhn, H. Landers. Second ROW--I Kulm, J- TUTUCV- M- Pauley- Fourth R0W-- Row-M. Brown, J, I,inkCnaugser, B, Flqjweysl Third M. Kinvaid, B. Smith, S. Holtsclaw, B. White. Fifth Row-J. West, G. Markham, J. Panettzi. Row-J. Wiseman, D. Campbell, N. Stanley. SI 74 Out School Directory Seated-J. Stone, L. Thompson, N. Rice, J. Akers, C. Sparacino, A. Vaughan, S. Daniel, K. Meadows, S. Lee, A. Metz. ln Back--W. King, J. Sidcrs, Mrs. Wolfe, Dikie Guill. The Student Council is made up by Hall Guards, and the Chair Committee. representatives from each homeroom and The Student Council's Activities range is under the direction of Mrs. Wolfe. Sev- from selling doughnuts to caring for the eral branches of it are the Student Forum, school grounds. First Row-M. Cooke, N. Raines, J. Kuhn, C. Young. Second Row--D. Jenkins, J. Slusher, N. Bailey, D. Durham, J. Hedrick. Third Row-S. Hodges, B. Combow, S. Kirk, F. Fisher, J. Davis. 1 75 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS: First Row-C. O'Neal, S. Daniel, C. Mullins, D. Walker, B. Smith, L. Angus, N. Raines, J. Hedrick, J. Keyser, S. Sullivan, D. Kimble. Second Row-S. Burgess, C. H udnall, K. Gregg, L. Blackburn, M. High, J. Short, J. Turner, C. Thomas, R. Dixon, D. Bolden, J. Bailey. Third Row-D. Sword, R. Mullins, L. Spaulding, B. Gibson, C. Blanton, K. La mbert, P. Hunt. L. Tuttle. Fourth Row-J. Kuhn, E. White, J. Hodge, G. White, S. Callahan, K. Jarvis, S. Mcllanicl, R. Mendez, A, Stratton, Fifth Row-J. Williams, J. Farren, P. Brown, L. Beckett, J. Metheny, B. Dornick, J. Lyons. Chorus G Shown at left are state chorus members: Andrew Stratton, Jan Turner, Roger Ferrell, Phillip Brown, Denny Young, and Dinah Bolden. These students were chosen from the chorus to represent DuPont in the State Chorus Festival at Beckley. JR. HIGH CHORUS: First Row-J. Davis, D. Jenkins, S. Westfall, S. Durham, D. Helvy, L. Faulkner, S. Lierie, G. Angus, M. Brown. Second Row-C. Forest, C. Hicks, H, Dixon, S, Ramsey, J. High, B. Flowers. H. Jones, J. Gregg. C. Collias. Third Row-T. Maddox, G. Frame, R. Harvey, M. Minnix, B. Falvurt, li. Hall, V. liallzuigvc, .I. Smmric-ri, C. Porter, L. McCorkle. Fourth Row-S, Milam, G. Hylton, A. Frame, B. Campbell, B. Bolden, N, Coleborn, R. Slack, K, Dunlap, W, King, Fifth Row-J. Gygax, J. Kuhn, J. West, M. Akers, D. Snodgrass, T. Youn Q, T. White, G. Strickland, G. Short, N. Jackson, F. Holliday. 1 l 1 Q 4 ivcs M,. if Tix Operetta-Shown in a scene from the operetta, She's Just One of the Boys, are Sandy Daniel, Ronnie Pritt, Karen Gregg, Larry Blackburn, Barry .Williamson and Connie Thomas. The cast was chosen from members of the Senior High Chorus and was under the direction of Miss Brooke. Operctta Operetta-Linda Angus, the maid, and Mike Hines, the butler, are portraying one of the more humorous scenes from the annual operetta which was presented this year on March 5. The plot revolved around a rich, young, beauti- ful, woman forever plagued with fortune hunters and afraid to fall in love. Operetta-The cast of the operetta is shown here after a wonderful performance from all. The chorus also visited many of the various churches in the neighboring communities and presented a spring concert in April. This includes both the Senior High and Junior High chorus members. Dougie Dupont Hi l gl!!! First Row-Fred Sapp, Gary Blount, Larry Dooley, Robert Royer, Uniform Captain, Fred Drummond, Trumpet Captain, Larry Lawson, Drum Major. Second Row-Bob White, Robert N u nley, Charles Raines, Gary Frame, Student Director, Russell Casto, Roy Price. Third Row-Martin Downey, David Turner, Howard Landers, Sandra Wargo, Wayne Halstead, Barbara Perry, Steve Elliott, Bob Lamm. Fourth Row-Libby Cox, Sue Davis, Sandra Lilly, Virgrie Cox, Alma Durst, Connie Blount, Patty Fer- guson, Band Secretary, Richard Honaker, Assistant Uniform Captain. Fifth Row-Sheila Gibbs, Shar- on Ramsey, Sandra Wilson, Janet Hudnal, Mary Wilson, Ronnie Roy, John Dixon, Bill Lucas. Sixth Row-Jane Nelson, Danny Frye, Brenda Leadmon, Cookie Stevens, Kay Brown, Jo Ann Davis, Kay Taylor, Sharon Ritz, Johnna Lynn Jackson, Majorette Captain. Rice, Assistant Drum Major. , 78 'J C' V School Band -F' 1--n--s-.S First, Row-Deugrie Rice, Assistant Drum Major, Eugene Painter, Danny Miller, Kenneth Barker, James Corsaro, Tommy Young: Second Row-David Martin, Gary Nangle, Roger Riddle, Assistant Uniform Captaing Bobby Gardner, Vonda Martin, Edna Smith. Third Row-Clarence Blctner, Joe Panetta, Glen Durst, Charlotte Perry, Gail Perry, Richard Smith, Don Muncy, Drum Captain. Fourth Row-Marilyn Calvert, Woodwind Captaing Barbara Stamper, Margaret Woodrum, Kay Matthews, Patty Brown, Joyce Rowlands, Karen Roy, Janet Snowden. Fifth Row- Paul Dixon, Bass Horn Captain, Jerry Rippetoe, Bill Durst, Joan Flowers, Librarian: Linda Faulkner, Pamela McClurg, Hazel Landers. Sixth Row-Sufi Brown, Assistant Majorettc Captain, Drema Travis, Janet Moss, Linda Brown, Linda McCorkle, Lynn Meador, Jesse Kinnison, Mary Jarrett. Larry Lawson, Drum Major Sue Brown Asst. Captain Cookie Stephens Senior Q Johnna Jackson Captain 4 b V Kay Ann Brown ,gf 1 ,L , Drema Travis g, V Sharon Ritz XL I 80 Huh Mead Majorettes Inq '1-2.23. Kay Taylor ' JoAnn Davis 1.14 ,fd Janet Moss Linda McCorkle ' Brenda Leadman 81 Linda Brown COMPLETE NEW PERCUSSION SECTION: Field Drummers-Don Muncy, Drum Cap- tain, David Turner, Martin Downey, Richard Smith, Frank Williams, and Paul Childers. Cymbals-Mary Wilton. Bass Drum-Danny Frye. Scotch Drum-Jesse Kinnison. The DuPont High School Band Auxiliary sponsored the purchase of this new set of drums. Money was raised by selling brooms, Mason Candy, and ironing board covers. STARLIGHTERS: First Row-Steve Elliott, Glen Durst, Clarence Bletner, Patty Fer- guson, Tom Blake, Sandra Wargo, Charlotte Perry, Richard Honaker, Larry Dooley. Second Row-Doug Rice, Mr. Carson, Gary Frame, Roy Price, John Dixon, Bob Royer, Fred Drummond, Sandra Wilson, Hervie Bell. The Starlighters were organized to give band members a touch of swing, They have played for many special occasions. 82 .unior High Majorettes Judy High , w I ff, . , I Captain 1' is Sherry Hodges f 3 Assistant Captain i Mary Jarrett Jane Gregg Connie Porter Gloria Johnson 83 Connie Collias 17116 First Row-S. Brown, A. McCormick, N. Rice, J. Jackson, N. Chapman. Second RowAB. Tittle, B. Kim- ble, S. Martin, S. Lee. Senior Society lnducts Thirteen New Members Above-The Senior Honor Society induct- and Jim Wiseman. ed these juniors: JoAnn Davis, Paula Hall, Below--The Jr. Honor Society is composed Judy Kuhn, Howard Landers, Ann Metz, of ninth and tenth grade students. unior Honor Society Headed By Kimmel First Row-J. Phillips, S. Smith, C. Lawson, J. Linkenlauger, S. Callahan. Second Row-D. Guill, D. Spencer, R. Mullins, K. McClurg, K. Brown, D. Harmon. Third Row-G. Houchins, J. Strickland, B. Perry, S. Holtsclaw, S. Burgess, J. King, T. Cablish. 1 ...,-W '--.. ,- First Row-J. Kuhn, J. Akers, D. Berkhouse, C. Thomas, Mr. Smith. Second Row-J. Dent, M. Cooke, S. Daniel, J. Sanger, J. Bailey, S. Lce. Third Row-B. Smith, D. Guill, E. Greene, J. Markham, A. Metz, N. Rice. F. T. A. Teaches At Rand Grade School Top-This year, F. T. A. members donated B0tt0m-PUYCh3SiUg NSW Cquipmellt f0I' toys and food to the needy, the'Commercial Department is the FBLA project. F B LA Raises Money For Record Player First Row-E. Knapp, B. Steele, A. McCormick, J. O'Brien, K. Hicks, C. T h 0 m a s. Second Row-G. White, N. Leadmon, D. Myers, N. Atkins, D. Walker, N. O'Brien. Third Row-J. Stone, D. Mancari, J. Garrison, S. Nichols, B. Combow. any if al, First Row-T. Lavender, R. Pritt, S. Martin, C. Akers, C. Sword, B. Dornick L. Russell, H. Rutledge, T. Kelly, J. Lyons, T. Bonham, D. Simmons, C. Robinson Third Row M Wolfe, L. Blackburn, R, Dean, E. Burris, B. Rogers, B. Welch, P. Colburn. lourth Row P Brown B Kozen, C. Hunter, J. Wiseman, P. Crotty, B. Dcardorff. Varsity Club Sponsors Noon Dances Pritt Sponsors Ir. Varsity Club First Row-L. Williams, B. Kegley, D. Williams, P. Harris, E. Ferrell. Second Row L Bashim D Meadows, D. Isaac, R. Berkely, R. Hodges. Third Row-J. Cavendish, F. Holliday M Akers W Mar tin. Absent from picture-J. Symns and G. Markham. First Row-J. Cosby, L. Meador, M. Whitlock, C. Thomas. Second Row-J. Sanger, L. Angus. J. Turn- er, Sponsor N. Shaar, T. Spotts. Third Row-S. Daniel, C. Stephens, S. Sullivan, P. Nida, B. Combow, S. Milam. Fourth Row-J. Davis, B. Leadmon, K. Hannah, B. White, S. Grady, J. Kuhn. G. A. A. Headed by Miss Shaar Top-The Girls Athletic Association play- Below-These girls help Miss Shaar on ed basketball last year and undertook Tuesdays and Thursdays With her classes. many projects. Girls Assist in Pys. Ed. Classes R. Tyo, M. Peck, C. Albert, A. Canterbury. Second Row-D. Pauley, S. Smith, S. Williams. 4 -'sis XR L. Lawrence, P. Plant, K. Moore, D. Hoffman, M. Conant, B. Fleming. Library Top-Under the guidance of Miss Joachim, these girls learn how to index library cards and help students in checking out books. They give their free period each day to as- sist the librarian in her duties. Bottom- The Visual Education Club is under the co- Club sponsorship of Miss Joachim and Mr. Canterbury. The members help in the management of all the sound arrange- ments, lighting for stages, and the show- ing of movies. Visual Education Club Miss Joachim, T. Gordon, F. Hoffman, P. Twohig, D. Basham, R. Wilson, Mr. Canterbury. ,gui Aff. a 0 ' , .. Kg p if ,an First Row-C. Smith, Mr. Gardner, B. Thornbury, D. Lucas. Second Row-L. Ritz, T. Jacobs, J. McCoy H. Landers. Third Row-N. Bailes, B. Alexander, J. Whitlock. Hi-Y Collects Fruit Iuices The Hi-Y and the Y-Teens are branches of these clubs are active in school affairs of the local YMCA and the YWCA. Both Y-Teens Strive to Help School First Row-Mrs. Scott, Pres., B. Cundiff, Treas., K. Smith, Vice Pres., M. Philipsg Sec., J. Hagines. Second Row-S. Hayden, S. Philips, D. Helvy, K. Ferris, S. McQuain. Third Row-B.. Custer, J. Ifout, C. Frum, C. Sherer, S. Hill. Fourth Row-M. Erwin, H. Landers, D. Mathews, S. Reid, S. Ramsey, L. Newman. 64' 5 W fi J First Row-Mr. Gillum, Adviser: A. McCormick, D. Berkhouse, S. Lee, N. Rice, A. Metz. Second Row -C. Hanna, J. Davis, J. Jackson, S. Ritz, N. Chapman. Third Row-G. Taylor, B. Smith, K. Moore, J. Wiseman, B. Kimble. Gillum Adviser For Annual 13 Years Above--The DuPontian Club is composed Below--These girls are all valuable help of the members of the DuPontian Staff. to the school offices. Dcan's and Principals Help First Row-E. Berrier, J. Asbury, S. Bucky, J. Jackson, R. Fleshman. Second Row-E. Miley, J. Gar- rison, S. Whitten, B. Combow, M. Cook, M. Hitchcock. Third Row-S. Holtsclaw, J. Holtsclaw, N. At- kins, G. Taylor, C. Wolfe, M. Hopkins, B. Wilton. I :A i -115 Activities ii?-'-'J These girls are anxiously awaiting the completion of the DuPontian which will of- ficially announce the winner of the Junior High Popularity Contest. They are: Mary Jarrett, Connie Porter, and Kitty Meadows, who were selected by the Junior High School. Each year the Du- Pontian sponsors a Senior High and Junior High Popu- larity Contest, which can in- clude candidates from all grades. The student body selects the winner and her at- tendants by its popular vote. Highlights The Thespians presented a three-act comedy to the stu- dent body entitled Tons of Money. Shown here are: Nancy Atkins, Tom Jacobs, Tommy Hunter, Lou Morris, Richard Smith, and Debby Hoffman. These members of the Thespians helped to weave a plot around money, greed, and general chaos. The com- edy was directed by Mr. Lewis Barnes, who is sponsor of the DuPont Chapter of the Thes- pians. Mr. E. F. Garrity smiles proudly as he is presented the Calling All Panthers by Ann Metz, Student Council Vice President. The booklet contains the names, address- es, and phone numbers of all students and faculty of Du- Pont listed alphabetically. The book was compiled by the Student Council and was sold for twenty-live cents. Mrs. Josephine Wolfe acted as sponsor of the project while the editorship was given to Ann Metz. i 1958-59 Student Council members are shown here as they help prepare some of the baskets which they presented to the needy families of our area. Sam Martin, Charles Spara- cino, Judy Akers, and Sandy Daniel are pictured above re- arranging some food in the baskets. These students are members of the Student Council by either being in the sixth period Forum, a home- room representative, or a Stu- dent Council oilicer. www? WW The chair committee is composed of boys who give their free time to setting up chairs for assemblies, visual education, and any special programs. They are: Bill Ramsey, John Jarrett, Ken- neth Marshall, Carl Cosby, Mike Dorsey, Eddie Fout, Dean McCoy, Terry Kelly, Herbie Rutledge, Roy Rucker, Danny Grudier, Harry Gib- son, Butch Miller, James Can- terbury, Lawrence Ilardman, and Jerry Simms. Did I Win? That is the question each of these girls is asking herself at this time, but the winner won't be known until the first issue of the 1959 DuPontian arrives at DuPont. Lynn Meador, Diana Berkhouse, and Linda Brown were the three finalists of the Senior High Popularity Queen Contest. These girls were chosen by the popular vote of the Senior High. 93 Panther Press 1958 Follies Judy Kuhn, Susan Cal- lahan, Sandra Lee, Linda Angus, and Connie Thom- as portray Moongoons in the thirteenth annual pre- sentation of the Panther Press Follies. The follies was directed by Mr. James Thomas. Harlow Rutledge and Jimmy Day seem to be seriously considering a trip to Hawaii. Connie Porter, Judy High, Gloria Johnson, and Jane Gregg lent a tropical air to the follies production. Surrounded b y o u r cheerleaders, who formed the space ship's crew, is Jackie Farren, who played the part of General Elvis Presley. J a c k i e sang Wishing for an Angel and Never Let Her Go. The follies were Written by members of the Pan- ther Press. Sophomore Gift Basket Program l Food bought with the roceeds of the program, nd food given by dona- ion was distributed 'throughout the area to eedy families by the Var- ity Club. Shown here are huck Welch, Butch Kin- aid, and Mike Albert as hey prepare to leave. Winter Wonderland was sung by Kay Jarvis, Susan Callahan, and Janet Moss during the annual Gift Basket Program. The talent was furnished by the Sophomore class un- der the direction of Miss Thacker. Sophomore carolers lis- ten diligently with their little French friend, Pier- re, as Barbara White en- tertains the audience with her rendition of Love is a Many Splendored Thing on her accordion. 4. W 'G Miss DuPont MISS JOHNNA LYNN JACKSON Versatile, friendly, and attractive, Johnna Lynn Jackson was crowned Miss DuPont of 1959 during the 20th homecoming ceremony at DuPont High School. Johnna was captain of the majorette corps in her Senior year, a faculty secretary, a member of the National Honor Society, and G.A.A., and a Dean's assistant. She resides in Belle with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jack- son. 96 Attendants MISS SANDRA LEE Charming Sandra Lee was second at- tendant to Miss DuPont. Being edi- tor of the DuPontian, a member of the F.T.A., and active in Student Council keeps her busy. Sandra lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lee of Belle. MISS SUE BROWN First attendant to Miss DuPont is lovely Sue Brown. Assistant major- ette captain and business manager of the Panther Press are just a few of her activities at DuPont. Sue is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brown of Belle. Second place was taken by the charming DIANA BERKHOUSE. She is the assistant editor of the Du- Pontian, President of the R. T. A., and a past member of the National Junior Honor Society. Diana resides in Reed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James F. Berkhouse. Popularlt Lovely LYNN MEADOR captured first place in the Senior High Popu- larity Contest for the second consec- utive year. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Meador of Campbells Creek, Lynn is a member of the Senior High Majorette Corps and active in the F. T. A. Attractive LINDA BROWN re- ceived third place honors in our Popu- larity Queen Contest. Linda, who was active as assistant captain of the Junior High Majorette Corps last year, is now active in the Senior High Majorette Corps. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Brown of Rand. 98 Z1 K . .giia-. ,Q Fascinating CONNIE PORTER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Porter of Belle, took second place in the Popularity Poll. Connie, a Junior High Majorette and a member of the Junior High Chorus, has been a B honor roll student since entering DuPont, and has participated in many school ac- tivities. I ueens Vivacious KITTY MEADOWS was recipient of first place honors in the J un1or High Popularity Contest Kit ty who resides with her parents Mr and Mrs John Meadows of Rand IS a J unlor High Cheerleader and active in Student Council She was elected by the popular vote of the Junior High School Third place honors were taken by popular MARY JARRETT, who is a Junior High MaJorette. Mary also takes an 3CtlV6 part in the Jr. High Chorus and has participated in many of the assemblies She lives with her parents Mr and Mrs. J. M. Jar- rett of Malden 9 7 ' ' ! i , . 99 , ,ns , 1 ,- .,,, ..,. . .,,., .4 Wanda Mullins, Sandra Stevens, and Doris Walker are- acting as hostesses as they serve refreshments to Robert Jessey, Deanna Sanford, and Susie Kidd. The refreshments, which were made and furnished by the Junior Class, con- sisted of punch and cook- ies. After being served they will return to the dance. i 1 3 ga-X. gun- y unior - Senior Prom Left-Bill Dornick is look- ing over the gym which was gaily decorated with oriental flowers, t r e e s, lanterns, and the center- piece, an oriental wishing Well. Right-Dancing to Love Letters in th e Sand are Deanna Sanford and Bill Dornick. The mu- sic was furnished by Nix Nixon and his orchestra. Held In May D u r i n g intermission these girls took time to pose for the camera. This bevy of beauties were among the many girls who graced the dance floor the night of the Junior-Senior Prom. They are Mary Whitlock, Johnna Jackson, N a n c y Burger, Carol Blanton, Sandra Lee, and Nancy Rice. 143. y 3 ' . Typical scenes such as this one helped to create the atmosphere for the Prom. Eugenia Berrier looks as though she en- joys giving instructions to Owen Keeney perched upon the ladder adjusting the lanterns. Nancy Lead- mon, Sally Milam, and Kay Garten are adding finishing touches to the Ming tree. Memories Richard Smith and C o n n ie Blount are shown here in a scene from the DuPont High Minstrel which is presented annually by the school band. The cast is composed entirely of band mem- bers who furnish the talent and entertain- ment for the show. The king and queen of the Junior Carnival are shown here with their attendants. They are: Diane Berkhouse, Terry Kelly, Brenda Leadmon, Paul Col- burn, Lynn Meador, Wayne Whiteg King, Mary Cookeg Queen, Lowell Chandler, San- dy Grady, Phillip Crot- ty, Karen Gregg, and Eddie Burris. Miss DuPont, John- na Lynn Jackson, and her attendants, Sue B rown and Sandra Lee, were crowned at halftime at the Du- Pont Homecoming Game. A dance was held after the game in Miss DuPont's honor at which she and her attendants reigned. l QD F65 as ff XT 'F V . ,,1.: X, M- 1. A .- - 1,-w W - A l 2 , g.. T9 X mf Senior Football Players! is Ch2ll'i0S Akers Tommy Bonham Ronnie Pritt I Mike Albert Bill Deardorff Charles Sword Larry? Blackhum Bill Dornick H Rutledge Mgr. 3 years Charles Blake Sammy Martin Tom Lavender Mgr. 1 year IAA UTY, 4' . ' ' 1' '3 . -P-'FW -, t --.- -'-' WRHH A 11-Vw --.-.,,1f'r1us5, . -W 1 1958 Varsity Football Squad 9 . First Row-Sam Martin, Paul Colborn, Terry Kelley, John Lyons, Larry Blackburng Doug Simmons, Philip Crotty, John Jarrett and James Wiseman. Second Row-Bob Tittle, Dinky Jarrett, Dale Gwinn, Benny Welch, Chauncey Robinson, Buddy Kozen, John Collias, Bill Deardorff, and Ronnie Dean. Third Row-Charles Akers, Carlie Horen, Larry Naylor, Ernest Butler, David Allen, Bill D orn ick, Charles Meadows, and Roger Hall. Fourth Row-David Arnold, Curtis Hunter, Burton Rogers, Charles Blake, Tom Bonham, Wayne White, Harvey Hunt, and David Brown. Fifth Row-Luther Nelson, Stan- ley Hancock, and Carl Ramsey. Missing from picture: Mike Albert, Robert Adkins. SEASON'S RECORD DuPont ....,., ....... 2 5 South Charleston .. DuPont .,..... .... 0 Barboursville .,..,..... DuPont ....... .... 0 Charleston Catholic DuPont .... 0 Nitro ........................ DuPont ,....... ...... 1 3 Montgomery .... DuPont ........ ,r..... 3 1 St. Albans ..... DuPont ....,.. ....,.. 2 7, Cedar Grove .... DuPont ....... ....... 1 9 Dunbar ,,,.,., DuPont ........ ....... 4 0 Elkview .,...... DuPont ........ 0 East Bank 105 ii Three Montgomery defenders rush in to pin Kelly 1341. PANTHERS ROLL OVER SOUTH CHARLESTON The Panthers opening game this season PANTHERS BOW TO MONTGOMERY DuPont ran into some difficulties against Montgomery, losing a fumble riddled contest by a score of 26-13. A Panther fumble set up Montgomery's first score by Gary Ballard, giv- ing the Greyhounds an early lead. However, Blake's pass to Robinson, and Wiseman's extra point made the score 7-6. This wasn't for long though as Jim Wills' score put Montgomery ahead again and this time to stay. Second half scores for the Greyhounds came on runs by Wills and Dick Taylor. Terry Kelly bolted 4 yds. for the final Panther tally. C. Robinson 1115 is hauled down by a St. Albans defender saw them win their first of four victories at the expense of South Charleston. The first two scores came on 63 and 25 yard scampers by Chauncey Robinson, both in the first quarter. Charles Blake passed 31 yds. to Robinson for the other Hrst half' Panther tally. Scoring for South Charleston were Michaux and Combs. At intermission the Panthers led 18-14. Rob- inson continued his scoring in the last half on a 21 yard pass play from Blake and Wiseman booted the extra point. Combs scored again for the Black Eagles to make the final score 25-20. Welch 1205 charges upfield gaining yardage before Elkview closes in. DUPONT TIES DUNBAR DuPont traveled to Dunbar and surprised a highly-touted Bulldog team with a hard fought 19-19 contest. Chauncey Robinson plunged over from the one for the Panther's first score. Dunbar then scored' two straight touchdowns, both by Dave Santrock, to take an early lead. Before halftime, however, Blake's 34 yard pass to Robinson put the Panthers back in the game, making the score 13-12. In the third period, the Bulldogs again shot into the lead on a score by Jim Kay. A Blake to Deardorff pass play assured the Panthers of a tie game. DUPONT ROMPS ELK HERD The Panthers of DuPont had very little trouble in registering their fourth and final win of the season over a helpless Elkview team on the home field. Getting off to a rousing start on two Chancey Robinson scores and a Blake to Benny Welch pass, the Panthers coasted to a 40-0 triumph. Kelly opened up the second half by returning an Elkview kick- ofi' 88 yards. With the Panthers leading 27-0, the Elk Herd made their only threat of the game, driving to the 10 yard line of DuPont. A stubborn Panther line, however, refused to yield a score. Kelly raced 80 and 10 yards to end the game's scoring. St. Albans defenders charge in as Kelly 1345 cuts upfield R17 . I 3 '-5 'iw' . 1' MN, ,, my 'Sw W-::':r.s5 L TQ, ,, 7:65-if N , J' , Nluliillfil T gf. 4' 21 'ffsf 115, .. f12f-if-iii: Tug., .- 2 ,K '-,'S5S1LS'2f'.32z-2-i'?w5-'ii ' ' ' ' 1'-.gmgifxgzyg vm: 1, V F ' 05 85 6513-' ' f Pg f '1 gh, wwf- , ,A 4 'z ilsfijw MS W - - 5 2 f gin, 5, ' , ij ,, Q- 5 Q: Q . - f Q f 4 , W 5273 f 2 iii: ' ' L' A w si N ,Mp A W 4. , Q? I -1, wifi ig? xii! 3 A 4 Q E A X 1 -. .if Mm f 4 fm QM an 3 A Y. f Q W M., Q Aa FE 5, Lfwi . w ,wY7? ' W Q, A 55'3g?6 K Panthers Make State Finals SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL: First Row-B. Welch, R. White, C. Blake B DeardorH C Hunter Second Row-R. Adkins, L. Nutter, C. Akers, J. Morrison, L. Russell, M. Wolfe Coach Trent DuPont .........................,...... DuPont ................................ 92 DuPont ....,.., DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ,....... DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont .,...... DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont ........ DuPont VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 92 Alumni ................... Elkview ..,.,...,..... 71 ' ' Sissonville East Bank .........,.... Charleston Catholic ...,...54 ...--.-70 -,,-.-.79 Montgomery .......62 South Charleston .. ...W88 Dunbar ........112 Elkview ...--.-77 Stonewall 71 South .Charleston .. ---.-.-80 Catholic Sissonville .......... East Bank .....,. .......90 ...-..-73 .......60 Nitro .......63 Stonewall .......85 Cedar Grove ..,....66 Nitro 111.60 Dunbar Clenden1n .......... Cedar Grove ...... Section 12 Tournament Oak Hill East Bank Region 3 Tournament Welch Beckley State Tournament .......56 South Charleston .. 108 Q e fi I O ,I l 1 Top Left-DuPont guard, Butch Dear- dorff, jumps high for a neat lay up to raise the Panther's tally to 71 against Sisson- ville's 57. Top--Mike Wolfe, DuPont's high scoring center, goes in for a hook shot while 3 un- identified Clendenin players look on. Mike's average for the season was 21.7. Bottom Left-Upping the Panther's score by two points is Larry Myers, a Junior guard. The final outcome was DuPont 73, East Bank 63. The three outstanding Seniors on the '58 Squad were fl. to r.D Tom Gay. Satch -Mullens, and Ray Conant. Satch and Ray both broke records in the mile and low hurdles respectively, while Tom was a very consistent dis- tance runner. First Row-Sam Martin, J i m R e e s e, Mousey White, Bill Dornick, Eddie Burris, Jim Toothman, Doc Jarrett, Robert Ad- kins. Second Row-Coach Jim Trent, Leroy Nutter, Philip Crotty, Chauncey Robinson, Tom Bonham, Mike Albert, Bill Dear- dorff, Jim Wiseman, Terry Kelly, Bob Tittle, Charles Akers, Perk Brown, and Coach Tom Bossie. Right Bottom - D a v i d Arnold, R o n n i e Dean, Benny Welch, B u r t o n Rogers and Larry Naylor. These five Sophomore boys are being counted upon, along with other members of the track team, to provide DuPont with very successful track campaigns in the preced- ing years. O Track Team Looks Good For '59 I I I is !!,t! l:'! . pill, I . I ! , I! ll Hulglu. l,,'g' ll, l I, H- I lu! Hua Cubs Secure Second Place In First Row-D. Isaac, J. Cavendish, R. Hunt, F. Holliday, P. Harris, J. Symns, L. Williams, Coach Pritt, Second Row-D. Snodgrass, R. Hodges, M. Akers, T. Maddox, G. Markham, R. Hunt, L. Gay, Third Row-P. Sword, V. Raines, J. Gygax, R. Gregg, D. Allport, I. Rose, D. Barrier, D. Hodges, L. Baskin, B. Stamper, Mgr. Summary The Panther Cubs enjoyed a successful season under Coach Pritt in his first year of coaching at DuPont with his two able assistants, Marion Meadows and Melvin Whitman. They finished with a 5-2 over- all mark for the season and a 5-1 record in the Upper Kanawha Valley Conference, DuPont ....... ..,.,,.,. 0 DuPont ....... ,,,.,,... 1 2 DuPont ...,,.. ,.,,,,,,, 1 9 DuPont ....... .,.,..... 0 DuPont ....... ,.,,,,... 1 8 DuPont ....... ..,,,,,.. 2 8 ll2- forming second place in the final confer- ence standings. Making the all-conference team this year were: Bill Kegley, Leonard Baskin, Paul Sword, and Don Isaac. Both the squad and the coaches are to be com- mended for a job well-done. Thomas J efferson ..... ..,,..., 2 0 Midway .............,.... ,,,,. Chelyan .,.,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,. 0 0 Cedar Grove ,..,,. .,,,,,., 1 3 Leewood ........,,. ..... 6 0 Pratt .............. ..... DuPont player, Paul Sword, cuts up- Don Isaac is smothered by a host of field for a nice gain while two unidenti- Nitro tacklers before he has a chance fied Chelyan defenders look on helpless- to score. ly. Bill Kegley sweeps wide around left Paul Sword receives a kickoff in the end for a short gain for the cubs in the Jefferson game while teammate, Don game against Thomas Jefferson. I Isaac, provides interference against the opposition. ll3 Cubs Have Successful Season Under Prltt JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL: First Row-L. Williams, R. Hunt, B. Kciley G Markham R Berkley D. Williams, D. Meadows, W. Martin. Second Row-D. Isaac, E. Ferrell, T Maddox P Harris R Hodges, F. Higginbotham, N. Jackson, J. Walker, Coach Pritt. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL RECORD DuPont ................................ 37 DuPont s,,..... ........ 1 9 DuPont ........ ........ 5 5 DuPont ,....... ........ 4 6 DuPont ........ ........ 2 6 DuPont ........ ........ 4 7 DuPont ....... ........ 5 2 DuPont ........ ....,... 3 0 DuPont ........ ........ 4 5 DuPont ....... ........ 6 9 DuPont ........ ........ 2 8 DuPont ........ ........ 4 1 DuPont ........ ........ 4 7 DuPont. ,,..... ........ 4 8 DuPont ........ ........ 3 9 DuPont .,..,.,, .....,,.r.. 4 9 Won 12 ll 4 Marmet ....,,.......,.,,,, Cedar Grove ..... Chelyan ..,.........s.ss... Grant ,,.,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,-,,,, Charleston Catholic Pratt .......,,..,....,..,,,, Marmet ..,.,.,,,,,,,,.,... Chelyan .....,, Leewood ...,... Midway ...,... J eiferson ..... Roosevelt ..... Leewood ....... Grant ..,,......,... Cedar Grove ..,.. Midway ..,....,.. Lost 4 Top Left--DuPont guard, Gary Markham, jumps high to raise the Cub's score in the Chelyan game as an unidentified defender hopelessly looks on. Top-DuPont player, Freddy Higginboth- am, finds himself all alone under the Cub's basket and cashes in on an easy lay up to raise the tally in the game against Lee- wood. Bottom Left-Panther Cub players, Bill Kegley and Gary Markham watch their teammate, Lawrence Williams, make a basket despite the defensive effort of an unidentified Marmet player. ll5 Cheerleaders Cheering our boys on to victory during the football and basketball seasons were cheerleaders Mary Cooke, Ann Metz, Sally Grady, Carol Blanton, Captain, Nancy Rice, Asst. Captain, Paula Hall, and Deanna Sanford. They also sponsored dances during the noon hour and participated in noon pep assemblies. Seen cheering the Cubs at the Jr. High ballgames were cheerleaders Kitty Meadows, Sandy Hall, Judy Hanna, Ginny Hall, Captain, Joyce Daniel, Bonnie Hines, and Barbara Flowers. The Jr. High Cheerleaders are under the leadership of Miss Shaar, who has been their sponsor for four years. ll6 4314 amy 42 x QS Q s S Se w N is w F Q QLXQ Advertisements Mr. C J. Richardson measures Sandy Lee for her Senior ring while Johnna Jackson and Nancy Rice wait their turn. Keith Arthur and Genie Berrier in foreground. L. G. BALFOU R COM PANY ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Known Wherever There are Schools ond Colleges CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS - DIPLOMAS PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA-MEDALS 81 TROPHIES Represented by a C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON sls'rEnsvn.L:, wzsr vmGlNlA II8 DEARIEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 3801 WASHINGTON AVENUE S E BRENDA LEADMQN CHARLESTON 4, WEST VIRGINIA PHONE WA 5-7430 P. E. SUPERIOR HO'-Z LAUNDRY SONS CO' 5:-2 8430, Laundry and Dry Cleaning COMP-I-ONIS AUTO SERVICE ' General Repairing BRAKES RELINED on me soui.:vAnn TUNE-up seiavuce AND D' 2 W5 WHEEL BALANCING 407 Midland Ave. Belle, W. Va. WI 9-2130 L V 1 JUDSON BAPTIST CHURCH Youth Meetings Each Sunday Night at 6:30 For All Age Groups Mrs. Edith Thompson, Youth Director 120 . A-,. Av. ,Z Commencement If we are to enjoy America's high ston- dard of living, we must have better trained men and women. We need more scientists, more trained engineers and better qualified people in all walks of life. lt's your future -use it wisely. Power Company CHILDRESS AND WOLFE U-HAUL TRAILERS FOR RENT 2600 Kanawha Boulevard, E. Charleston, W. Va. Phone DI 6-2325 FALWELL FAST FREIGHT Rand, W. Va. Phone WA 5-5341 Congratulations Seniors Your Frigidaire Appliance Dealer BELLE HARDWARE CO. Buy the Best at KELLEY'S MEN'S SHOP Bruce Douglas Clothes Arrow Shirts - Mallory Hats Freeman Shoes Phone Dlckons 3-9416 108 West Washington St. Charleston, W. Va. Baker Equipment Engineering Company, Inc. Distributors CAROLYN MURPHY Wayne School Bus Bodies Phone W' 9-2192 Charleston Huntington soo s. sos DuPont Ave., East Belle C 'kSb '9 DISTINCTIVE YEARBOOKS or THE FINEST QUALITY We are proud of our 'I3 year record as Printers of THE DUPONTIAN. Only through close co- operation between the Printer and the School can such yearbooks be produced which have won top honors from the Columbia Scholastic Press Associ- ation, the National Scholastic Press Association, and the Southern lnterscholastic Press Association! vahboo Ac JONES PRINTING COMPANY 6ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 122 WEST VIRGINIA WATER SERVICE CO. fyfflmfy VL KAM PHOTO SERVICE Complete Photographic Service Portraits -- Weddings - Babies Phone DI 2-0051 Compliments of PANTH ER IN N . CHARLESTON, west VIRGINIA Md mee' DuPont City MacFadden Ignition Co. Compliments Complete Automotive Service f o STARTING LIGHTING IGNITION CARBURETION 'I06-108 Broad Street Charleston, West Virginia West Virginia Brick Co. Manufacturers of Clay Products Charleston, W. Va. Phone DI 2-7149 EDWARDS HARDWARE 6' APPLIANCE CO. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS ZENITH STEREO HI FIDELITY HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES PLUMBING EQUIPMENT BUILDERS SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS PAINT BELLE, WEST VIRGINIA Congrotulotions, Seniors Zsi5 h ANN VAUGHAN BUCY and GREENWOOD 6 Arcade DI 3-5616 Compliments of TIP TOP DRIVE INN 2801 Kanawha Blvd. Charleston, W. Va. Ph WA 5-3741 Compliments BELLE LUMBER COMPANY Building supplies wi 9-2242 1706 o h d A Belle, W. vo. SHORTY'S MARKET Good Food 3217 Du Pont Avenue DuPont City Ph WA 5-9969 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 0 ATLANTIC GREYHOUND CORPORATION Ph DI 2 8121 MALDEN RADIO C1T.V. EXPERT IIEPAIIIINIS i-'.5-Q, on All. MAKES of RADIO S Malden WA 5-3174 VW Kanawha Valley Building Dresses - Coats - Suits - Forrnals CHEMICALS YOU LIVE BY D i a m o n d Compliments of Q THE PRINCIPAUS OFFICE C h e m I c S and THE COOKS DIAMOND ALKALI JSfflLmvfj'lL'lS CQMPANY Edna Young COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GRESHAM PRINTING CO. Letterpress - Offset 2881 Piedmont Road Charleston 'l, West Virginia Phone WA 5-2249 W. A. SEACRIST General Merchandise Belle, W. Va. Phone WI 9-4741 YOU BE THE JUDGE! West Virginio's Finest Dairy Plant C-HARLESTO BECK'-EY 'llome of 'Wie .lnlsfocrat of Pmducfs 3Vz'Ka Interest on Regular Savings compounded semi-annually UM, Interest on Investment Savings compounded semi-onnuolly KANAWHA CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. Headquarters for Thrifty People 40th St. ot MocCorkIe Ave., S. E. Chorleston 4, W. Va. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 5:30 to 8:00 P. M. Phone WA 5-1119 it 4 Belle Dry Cleaners I IV XI REASONABLE PRICES ALWAYS Belle, W. Vo. Ph. WI 9-2108 FIDLER AND FRAME FUNERAL HOME 1126 DuPont Avenue, E. Belle, W. Vo. PHONE WI 9-4211 Thompson Electric Service K iimyg RESIDENTIAL 8- COMMERCIAL WIRING Electric Heating Belle, W. Vo. Phones: WI 9-7521 -- WI 9-7364 DOUGLAS PRODUCE HOME DELIVERY '12 Open Till 10:00 P. M. WT 9-2140 Belle 61 HALSTEAD'S SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF 1958-59 STUDENT COUNCIL President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Charles Sparacino Ann Vaughan Nancy Rice Mrs Wolfe Seniors Florence Jones Brown Darrell Campbell Sammy Martin Norris Stanley Elmer Sword Juniors Paula Hall Judy Kuhn Karen Moore Norma Raines Barbara Smith Jan Turner Sophomores Sandy Bickford Betty Childers Sue Holtsclaw Phyllis Hunt Michael Kincaid Suezann Smith Sandy Sullivan Barbara White Ninth Grade Ernest Ferrell Jim Linkenauger Joe Panetta James West REPRESENTATIVES Eighth Grade Martha Brown Barbara Flowers Bill Luikart Gary Markham Seventh Grade Mike Davis Joyce Fout Randall Guill Pamela Kuhn Hazel Landers Forum Members Judy Akers Sandy Daniels Dixie Guill Wayne King Sandy Lee Kitty Meadows Ann Metz John Siders Janet Stone Lulia Thompson Members at Large Bill Kimble Jim Wiseman n'Z MOUNTAINEER ROOM FOR THAT COMPLETE EVENING CATERING TO PRIVATE PARTIES- WEDDING RECEPTIONS NO PARTY TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL DANCING NIGHTLY ROUTE 60 BELLE, W. VA I29 BEST WISH ES, SEN IORS THE WHITE BROTHERS IHarry and Cliffordl RIVER CONTRACTORS WITCHER, W. VA. WI 9-4041 WI 9-2324 COMPLIMENTS or SMITH'S TRANSFER BUY AT SAVE AND SAVE SAVE SUPPLY co., INC. Plumbing and Heating Supplies Campbells Creek Drive T I Charleston 1, W. Va. itij W Phone WA 5-2156 RJ 9 0 I3 . 1 C. 2 WaIker's Amoco Service X: ' 22 I QI 332 cmpbeus creek of. 5 e's I I Charleston 1, W. Va. V - ir inia S ., W s Phone WA 5 9957 at9R.R. Ctossirfgt DI Cohen Drug Company, Weaver's Dairy Treat Incorporated Foot Long Hot Dogs Soft Ice Cream WEST Pizza V' RG' N 'AIS Witcher, W. Va. LEADING Ge? your School and Office Supplies GI' MO0RE'S CONGRATULATIONS 9 SENIORS The S. Spencer Moore Co. 118 Capitol St. Phono DI 2-6135 IOpposite Old P. OJ Your Friendly Jewelry Store' Good Luck, Seniors fill .8 Yof' A 5. , f, 3 3 , A MIKE WOLFE. JR. Groceries - Meats - Produce WOLFES C-ROCERY 683 Campbells Creek Drive Charleston 1, West Virginia Compliments of o Booster Compliments of Clover Leaf Restaurant 3315 Kanawha Blvd., E. Charleston, West Virginia Phone WA 5-5640 DANIEL BOONE TRAIL 3033 Kanawha Blvd., East Washing - Greosing - We fix tlots 24 HOUR SERVICE L. M. Cosdorph 81 Sons WA 5-9900 Charleston Cut Flower Co. vp'-u4,,A,O Ak F C 5 1. - S al li. 'hrnfj CI'1orIeston's Oldest, Most Modern Florist 1903 - - - 1959 DI 3-5116 19 Capitol Street Charleston N we - fr- lfwmfi. '1,+,gv::,-ne-:ww unify- --,v pf- JOHNSON BUCKALEW ESSO Lubrication Tire Repair Tune-up Service T 'IIB PHONE WA 5-9918 o We Give T. V. Stamps For The Finest Outdoor Basketballs BUY V0lT L If -A ASK YOUR COACH 1 ' 2 K 5 , .vp w The SPORT MART, Inc. 1015 Quarrier Street Charleston, W. Va West Virginia's Largest Complete Athletic Outfitters GOOD LUCK, SENIORS GATEN'S GROCERY Meats - Feeds - Dry Goods SPRING FORK, W. VA. ROSS TAYLOR STU DIO House of Fine Photography 1219 East Washington Street Charleston, W. Va. Congratulations Seniors MARY WHITLOCK TlPPY'S BEAUTY SHOP 451 Gap View Drive PIYOIIB Phone 4 , .,, T l 1 uwrzegma: rrussr BAKERY i if if Om' 4 1 4 :L . dp 4' L I 4 . , Bakers 0 BIIRBF' T115 ' BREAD do Enjoy C0nlon's Butter-Krust . . . Q cl lt's the bread of dependable quality. Baked up to a Standard--not down to iz price. CONLON BAKING C0., Charleston, West Va. l35 PERSINGERS INCORPORATED -U-' MINE MILL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ,U- 520 Eli abefh Slreef cmussron, w. vA. jf K. : . , see ' Epi! The tastefbfff N that always charms POOR CHARLIE mcwgw and get his last nickel. RALEIGH JUNK CO. M. and M. STORE Alwoy TytoS Y h Bt Phone WA 5-7450 SPRING FORK, W. VA. AMHERST FUEL COMPA DIANA BERKHOUSE herst Charl WA 5-1171 I 'f '- uf-i1'v?Y7ff iff '-W Rj?,:J2'R'fr'Wf j'7 , ' f' Sandy Daniel and Diana Berkhouse BIIIOY SIWPPIWS at the Rainbow Super Market, where they can buy quality products. STENORETTE DICTATING MACHINES SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES GENERAL FIREPROOFING OFFICE FURNITURE Laird Office Equipment Co. Atlas Building Charleston Phone DI 6-5353 AMICK 6' MILLER, INC. Refrigeration Supplies Air Conditioning RAINBOW SUPER MARKET WHOLESALEONLY Rand, W. Va. 812 Pennsylvania Ave. DI 3-5333 COMPLIMENTS OF HOUFF TRANSFER, INC. 1st St. and Kanawha Ave. Rand, West Virginia Phones: WA 5-2111 - WA 5-2112 FREE DELIVERY Finance Their Own Account HOME FURNITURE CO., INC. Makers of Happier Homes Phone DI 4-4231 610 Kanawha Blvd., E. Charleston, W. Va X, Royal X 3-1. I 77' ' I . y, 1 I M I f' C 'X I s I ASQ Royal Crown Bottling Co. 3044 Chesterfield Ave. Charleston, W. Va. PAULEY DRY CLEANERS Stores located in CHARLESTON MONTGOMERY ST. ALBANS HURRICANE DUNBAR NITRO RAND 20'Mp Discount Cash and Carry O West Virginio's Largest Dry Cleaning Co. We Give T. V. Stamps MMSS J. Q. Dickinson 6' Company Malden, W. Va. ,fair HX . V0 IIIIIHIBII N03 N511 . woe Snow f' ' O 0 1XcjkA:ivlAs v Orff PAUL H. MILAM SERVICE 2213 E. DuPont A Compliments of BEITZ'S GROCERY 3300 West Second Ave. WA 5-5741 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 6' LOAN fjiqkxx?-. QA.-:.rf+rQ. , 2 I fx 2: x x Dlckens 2-2900 231 Hale Street Charleston C0NGIIIIlU FRED NICHOLS Industrial Rubber Products Company Zmaaijow 815 Court Street Charleston, W. Va. Phone DI 6-0549 4-is f -.J GENERAL INSURANCE 1002 East DuPont Avenue Belle, W. Va. charles sims Bene' wo va. WHERE BETTER INSURANCE COSTS LESS Phone WI 2-8361 McClure TV 5 Appliances ?mMM,, G.E.-Motorola-Westinghouse Adu SMALL APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS TELEVISION I Pennsylvania Ave. and Lee St., W. N Charleston, West Virginia Groceries - Frozen Foods SEE THE NEW Fresh Meats and Vegetables HALO HEAT DRYER of BELLE MAYTAG 122 E. DuPONT AVE. WI 9-2331 WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL. FREE DELIVERY Phone WA 5-7821 Rand, W. Vo. inh- CONGRATULATIONS - SENIORS OF '59 PFAFF 8 SMITH BUILDERS SUPPLY co. .1 RADIO I:IsPATcI-Iso EQUIPMENT 7 :WI I 'Z 3 SPRING and BULLITI sts, a s L I:-.. ' I AT HARLESTON and SATTES, W. VA. READY-MIXED CONCRETE Dial DI 2-4I 7I DIAL DI 33225 DeLUXE STUDIO STUDIO AIR CONDITIONED Makers of Photographs in This Annual Photographs That Please Since I923 SPECIAL PRICES ON GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPHS 7'l0Vg Lee Street Opposite Virginian Theatre CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA I4I pwzsiu BREAD LEVI N'S West Side, Inc. The Borgoin Store of All the People 125 DuPont Avenue Compliments of TITTLE'S C-ROCERY 210 Dry Branch Drive Charleston 1, W. Va. Ph WA 5-3631 The Little Coffee Shop . SKI LES' 1226 East Washington Street Charleston, W. Va. Phone DI 3-2032 COMPLIMENTS OF MOUNT VERNON DAIRY 2640 K nawha Boulev d E Charleston, West Virg I. Skil Ph DI 2 9625 I fkyf ff!! M' S gmmrua mi WRIGHT TIRE G BATTERY CO. SEIBERLING TIRES 8. usso TIRES Recapping-Vulcanizing COMPLETE DRIVE THRU - NO BACKING UP Central Ave. Thru fo Virginia Sf., W. Virqinia Sf., Thru to Central Ave. PHONEDl3J742 607-609 VIRGINIA ST., W. CHARLESTON, W. VA I 'iz I43 East Center Gulf Service WE GIVE T, V, STAMPS Emergency Auto Repairs 2877 Kanawha Blvd., East Charleston WA 5-9910 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From Winter Floral, Inc. John Burton, Manager 707 Lee Street Charleston, W. Va. Phone DI 2-1187 Stationers To The Class of '59 DOD CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS DOC! MERRELLS, INC. 1 15 South Second St. Clarksburg, West Virginia American 6' Chinese Restaurant Open: ll:3O A.M. to IZZOO P,M. Saturday ll:3O A.M. to l:OO A.M. 1014 Quarrier Street Charleston, W. Va. Phone DI 2-9641 William Chin, Manager Hurry fo OURREY'S for . BICYCLES EASY TERMS Largest Display of Bicycles In West Virginia 1105 West Washington Street Phone DI 6-1133 COMPLIMENTS OF BU RL'S BARBER SHOP 141 W. DuPont Ave. Belle, West Virginia BELLE KROGER STORE E. R. PARRY lKroger Managerl SENIORSI MAY YOU ACHIEVE YOUR HIGHEST AMBITIONS l44 DUPONT HIGH SCHCOL P. T. A Where Children Come First , , ,.,,. ,c.,,,.,,, ,, ACKNCWLEDGMENTS The staff of the l959 DuPontian wishes sincere ap- preciation and thanks to those people who have given of their time and labor in the production of this annual. Special recognition goes to Mr. B. F. Gillum for his invaluable advice and work in directing the publication of this book, to Jones Printing and Lithographing Com- pany for their fine workmanship, to Mr. W. W. Wallace of DeLuxe Studio for his excellent photographing of our seniors, and to Mr. Evan L. Williams for photographing our underclassmen. Let us not forget our fine adver- tisers and sponsors who have given us such a helping hand through all the years. To all of those who have written copy, taken photo- graphs, drawn layouts, and the many other numerous jobs that go into making an annual, we hope you will never forget the happy hours spent working on the DuPontian. BEST WISHES, SENIORS Ashmore QQ D Optical Company, Inc. l46 ADVERTISERS INDEX ...A.. Amherst Fuel Co. YYY......f,f . Amick 8. Miller .........,,,. Appalachian Electric Power Ashmore Optical Co. .- ....., , Atlantic Greyhound ........Yfff Bake .... 3 .. r Equipment Co. ....., . Balfour, L. G. Co. .....,. Beit: Belle Belle Belle Belle Belle Belle Bucy Burl' Char 's Grocery . .,... . Dry Cleaners ...., Hardware Co. Kroger Store ,,... Lumber Co. Maytag Co. Skating Rink ...., 8: Greenwood .,,., 5 Barber Shop ..A,,........... .... C .. Ieston Cut Flower .......,A, Childers 8. Wolfe, Esso Service ..... ,,,.,A,. Cloverleaf Restaurant .Y......A... Coca Cola Bottling Co. ,......... Cohen Drug Co. .........,.... . Compton's Auto Service ...... Conlon Baking CO. ....V.Y.,. . Connell Store .o...............YV4YYY4 Currey's Bicycle Shop .....,...... Daniel Boone Trail .,,..o..,,,.,o Dear ien Construction Co. DeLuxe Stud io .........4....... Diamond Alkali Co. ...,. . Dickinson, J. Q. 8i Co. ......... . Douglas Produce .................... DuPont High, Cooks 8. Office DuPont High, P. T. A. ......... , East - E - Center Gulf Service ...... Edwards Hardware ................ ...F- Falwell Fast Service ..... Fidle Fife r 8- Frame .................... Street Shoe Shop ....,...,... First Federal Savings 8- Loan -G- Gatens Grocery .......... v....... , . Gresham Printing Co. . . ...A... . Halstead Service Station ...,., Hanson's Grocery ...,. ...,... Holtz, P. E. Sons, Inc. .... , Home Furniture Co. ..,,.,,,,,, , Houff Transfer, Inc. . .. Industrial Rubber Products Co. ...J- Johnsan 8. Buckalew Esso ..., Jones Printing Co. ..... ., Judson Baptist Church . 137 138 121 146 124 121 118 139 127 121 144 124 140 140 124 144 133 121 133 136 131 119 135 140 144 133 119 141 125 139 127 125 145 144 123 121 127 139 139 134 125 127 133 119 138 138 140 134 122 120 ... K ... KAM Photo Studio ............................. ........ Kanawha City Savings 8- Loan Ke1ley's Men's Shop ....................... ...... -L.. Laird Office Equipment ...... Levin's West Side, Inc. .... . Lincoln Jewelers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Little Coffee Shop, The ......... ..... -M- MacFadden Ignition Co. ,,,, , Malden Radio 8. TV ............ Merrells, Inc. ...,......s,.,...... . Milam, Paul H. Esso Station Moore, S. Spencer Co. ......,, , M 8- M Store ...................... Mountaineer Room ........... Mount Vernon Dairy ..........,. McClure TV 8. Appliances ..... .,,,. .... N .. New China Restaurant ....,... Nichols, Fred ............................ ...... - p - Panther Inn ............ ...,.....,. Pauley Dry Cleaners . ..,.. Persinger's, Inc. ........ . Pfaff 8i Smith ...,,,,,,, Poor Charlie ............ ...... Purity Baking Co. ........,.......... ,,,, , Rainbow Super Market ........ Royal Crown Bottling Co. ....... .,., , -5.- Save Supply Co. ................. . Seacrist, W. A. Store ....... Shorty's Market .........,.. Skiles Gulf Service ........ Smith Transfer Corp. Sport Mart, The ............ Student Council, The ..,...... Superior Laundry ..................... ,,.,.. ..1'.... Taylor, Ross Studio .............. Thompson Electric Service .,..... ..,,., Tip Top Drive Inn .............. Tippy's Beauty Shop ..... ........ . . Tittle's Grocery ........,,..,,,,....,,,,,, ,,,,, -V- Valley Bell Dairy Co. ......... . Vogue Dress Shop ......... . ....,... ,,,,, -W- Wa1ker's Amoco Service ..... Weaver's Dairy Treat ..,,,,. ., West Virginia Brick Co. ,, ., West Virginia Water Service White, Harry 8. Ca, .,,,,,,,, , .,,,,,,,, Winter Floral Co, ,. ...,..,,,,,, Wolfes Grocery ..,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Wright Tire 8- Battery Co. ,, 147 123 127 121 138 142 132 142 123 124 144 139 131 136 129 142 140 144 140 123 139 136 141 136 142 138 138 131 125 124 142 131 134 128 119 134 127 124 134 142 126 125 131 131 123 123 130 144 133 143 LITHOGRAPHED av JONES PRINTING COMPANY CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA 3933333 E559 SEQ Q Q Q E! E! F! Q a ww w EE 653935 NK l M9569 MMM! mmm E: S353 .g gi mqmg g u B5 5 fra kst- x NM , fi! L NW N N Q M I IV ,W