Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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llbiis Q E QR , We., 1, ,, n l. First row, left to right: Mike Jennings. Alan Ayars. Skip Osmundsen. John Dixs. Janice Coley. Nlascotg Bill Carr, Bill Davis, Richard Parker, Ronnie Spiyak. Sernnd row: Doug Fish, John Long. Harry Cillean. Barkley' Coker. Nlelvin Gibbs, Don William- son. Ronnie Federspiel, Howell Sweat. Third row: Chris Caldwell. liill liwnjaniin. Don Edd:-n. ,lake XTCEUPII. Thomas Howell. Dennis Dc-Nlots. Frank Arnall. Fourth row: Eddie Stringfellow, Russell Linneniann, Dir-k Nlay. Phillip Morris. Bill Ziliell. Harold Kriyan, Raymond Newsom. Don Duelose. Fijlh rout Ted Lee. David llolinrn. Ted lllackwvll. ll. Y. Wheeler. liohlry Dunbar. .lohn Xloore, Holi lunginan. Sixth row: .lov Condon. Jimmy Wliilley, Tommy Lewis. Curl Couch, lien Johnson. Dennis Dunlap. Nlarvin Hooks, Serenrh row: David llartsi-Il. Tommy Coley. Nlr. lurk Humphries, Sponsor: Stew Smith, ,lohn Barn:-tt. UNIOR BOYS Nevertheless, no matter how much friend- ly rivalry and competition existed, all major goals were reached as a class. The majority of the time they worked as one organization. Capahly led hy their officers, they produce annually the highly successful Nliss cluljont Contest: the But- tons and Bows Came: and finally, the greatest accomplishment of all, The Prom. Ul l'il1QlfllF Fir! mu. lv!! In right: Ur. .lack llninphri'--. Spon-or: .lanii-+A ijolvy. Nla-4-ot. .Wr- onfl muy' flhri- Caldwell. flliapluinz Jimmy Whit- ley. Treasurer: liohlvy Dunbar. Secretary: Nlike- .lenning-. xilI'I'-l,I'f'Slflt'Ill1 Harold Krixan. Presi- dent. w'7 f...'f I

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First row, left to right: Tommy Coley. Serond row: lrva Sigler, Shirley Davie, Deloris Ferrante. Priss Butts, Nancy Loggins, Jean Knox. Nanci Sharp. Bon- nie Todd. Nanette Johns- ton, Bunny Mims. Thirrl row: Sunny Stormes. Bar- bara Bryant, Celest Thomp- son, Linda Markgraf, Nancy Callaway. Cindy Creswell, Linda Harmon. Peggy Pipkorn, Pam Hutchings. Fourth row: Patsy Heath, Diane Dixon, Leslie Rivers, Connie Youngr. Linda Kilburn. Mary Ann Hartford, Lynn Hrackey. Sherry Patrick. Fifth row: Dale Tromp, Lynn Morris, Louise Man- ring. Nanci Solomon. Joyce Hanks, Paula Kozicki. Jana McCard, Jerrilyn Costa. Sixth row: Sharon Burton, Mary Ann Wil- liamson, Shirley Mickler, Sarah McBride. Janice Coley, Donna Frazee. Jean- ette Fowler, Pat Brady. Seventh row: Sherrie Rish, Melanie Wilkins, Emily Ricketts, Lee Knecht, Patsy Gay, Gayle Huff, Patty Leupold. First row, left to right: Miss Kline. Frances Losco. Norma Jean Stephens. Patsy King, Carolyn Sand- gren, Shirley Barber. lane Walsh. Marion Carr. Car- olyn Geiger. Second row: Shirley Lee, Marilyn Johns. Janice Stewart. Joyce Poole, Loie Herring, Ruth Wilford, Mary May Vil- lenuve. Third row: Gertie Wilford, Norma Phillips. Pat Hollis, Annette Green. Pam Tasker, Frances Law- ler, Carol Sue Collins, Linda Smith. Fourth row: Antionette Fichtner, Linda Lawton, Lynda Sue Ander- son, Claudia Walker, Pat Murphy, Linda Webb, Ann Washburn. Fifth row: Bar- bara Davis, Diana Mitch- ell, Tina Shaw, Margie Pearce. Beverly Thomas, Bonnie Reyes, Cam Dow. Sixth row: Jane Smith. Georgia McDonald, Linda Fones, Mary Ann Howarth. Marilyn Davis, Marie Arm- strong, Mary Brown. Seventh row: Tess Win- slow, Gale Oxley. UNIOR GIRLS Friendly riyalrx was the keynote between tht junior irls and junior boys during the magazine sale earlx in the year It was this rnalry which caused the proof it to far exceed all expectations ln exery venture both clubs were challenffed by the possibility of the others success and were urged on to larger and greater accom plishments. The fact was well known among the junior girls that they could beat the boys in anything if they really tried, and. of course, this fact was equally well known among the junior boys. OFFICERS--Tommy Coley, Mascot. Second row: Miss Kline. Sponsorg Linda Kilburn, Presidentg Pat Murphy, Chaplain: Sherry Patrick. Vice-President: Patty Leupold, Secretary: Jana McCard, Treasurer.

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UQ T HE MARCHING BAND 1956-1957 STATE CONTEST Southeastern Nlarcliing Band Contest lBristol, Va.l C0'1C9ft SuPefi0f -Y -fSuperior Sightreading-Superior Casparilla Parade' Tampa, Florida NIarchingfUSuperior DISTRICT CONTEST . . 1958-1959 l,oncert4Super1or SIglltI'6EidiIlg'Sl.lpCI'IOI' Nlarchinge-Superior v Concert-fSuperior DTATE CONTEST Sightreading-Superior Concert-Superior Marchingyvsuperior Sightreading-Superior 1larching+Superior CBS-TY-4Gril1itI1 StadiumAWashington, D.C. STATE CONTEST Concert-Superior 1957-1958 Sightreading-Superior Marching-Superior North-South College All-Star Came!-Miami, Florida DISTRICT CONTEST Concert4Superior Siglitreading-Superior Nlarching-Superior 1959-1960 8' EE 1-- tm, M ,, ...sr- . f ,gs vu?-115 4 . ,L 5 it ABC-TV-Gator Bowl-Jacksonville, Florida CBS-TVfYankee Stadium-New York DRUM MAJOR THE MAJORETTES HEAD MAJORETTE MIKE BROWN Joyce Jones. Gwen Cawthorn, Claudia Brown, Pat Howden, Johnnie Tanner .lulie Towson. .lean Szatkowski, Susan Street. JOY CE JONES