Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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DRAG ET TAFE REPORTS SCHOOL EVENTS 4'Lil'l Abner, yew jist cum hyar rite naow and dance with meli' Remember the Sadie Hawkins Dance? This was just one of the activities sponsored by the Dragnet staff. This active group puts out our well-known news- paper, the Dragnet. Published monthly, it presents an interesting picture of school events and contains features to interest all duPont students. Much behind-theeseene Work is done before the finished newspaper is released to the students. Once the material is assembled, the typewriters pounded, the layouts drawn, it is sent to press. Then, amid gen- eral excitement, the latest edition of Dragnet is released. ani LEFT TO RIGHT-First row: Nancy Whitehead, Neil Falkenburg, Gale Oxley, Johnny Tanner. Second row: Patsi Heath, Donna Frazee, Steve Smith, Margie Pierce. LEFT TO RIGHT-Sarah McBride, advertising staffg Mrs. McBride, sponsorg Janet Berger, business and advertising manager. Nw.. LEFT TO RIGHT-Olivia Rusinek, feature editor: Roz Portnoy, news editorg Carol Zehnle, editorial staffg Steve Whitfield, managing editor: Russell Linneman, sports editorg Susan Kilburn, acting editor.

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ALID PA ST FF Spontaneous laughter! Whigpgrsl Quiet! These Ol' Lltlfs. 0Yt'l'lUllP ixol'lu'1l lldllllivlllly to gd CH0l1gll were the sounrls hearcl hy those passing hy the floor of money to finance the yi-arliook. Making lay-outs or room 118. The Alimlupan staff. composed of the Edi- writing r-opy. exrrryone rusln-fl to meet the cleaclline torial anal the All stalls. worlcefl together to recorcl an A sigh of relief was the gi-m'ral reaction when the an- accurate picture of the school year. Selling snowcones nual was finally oll to press. LEFT T0 RIGHT- Background: Barbara Mansfield, Sandy Langston, Margaret Lovejoy, Mrs. Smith, sponsor. Foreground: Winkie Hutchings, Carole Ansley, Elaine Gooding, Diana Jones, Pam Curtis, Lynn Denning. LEFT TO RIGHT Preston Brooks Bill Ruth LEFT TO RIGHT Jimmy Platt Danny Bell Pat 'iheehan Sam Naff Ross Adams 100

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Officers, left to right, first row: Jack Bing, chaplain, Sandra Langston, mascotg Frank Arnall, Sophomore representative. Second row: Steve Whitfield, corresponding secretary: Charles Waring, President: Third row: Joel Lindsey, Treasurer. Fourth row: Wayne NeSmith, Recording Secretaryg Bobby Holleman, Junior Representative, Fifth row: Mr. Keyton, sponsorg Jimmy Aiken, Vice Presidentg Robbie Robertson, Senior Director. Left to right, front row: Mike Jennings, Jimmy Platt, Frank Davis, Billy Jennings, Sandy Langston, Don Edden, Russell Lin- neman, Frank Arnall, Rex Brown. Second row: Jack Bing, Paul Cone, Frank Adams, Roy Mulhall, Steve Smith, Carl Couch, Preston Brooks, Ronnie Smith, Ray Lewand. Third row: Wayne NeSmith, Bobby Holleman, Joe Coudon, Ross Adams, Joel Lind- sey, Jimmy Aiken, Marvin Rooks, Steve Whitfield. Fourth row: ww of Mr. Keyton, Randall Weathers, Robbie Robinson, Bill Smith, Barry Graves, Danny Bell. KEY CL B SERVES SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY 6' . . . to build my home, school and commu- nityg to serve my Nation and God and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institu- tionsf, This is the pledge of Key Club lnterna- tional, sponsored by the Kawanis Club for boys with a C average, an organization to develop citizenship andleadership while Working together with others. s x The gift of a television set to the school was Key Clulfs main service project for the year. The Key Club also sponsored the annual Sweetheart Dance, which they give every February. At this time the Sweetheart and her court were presented in an atmosphere of the Old South.