Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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BET Y-TEENS These Y-Teens. eager to be of service to their com- munity and to create a fellowship of Christian girls. carried on many projects and activities this year. Dur- ing the football season the club made posters for every game. Later. they collected shoes, and made stuffed animals for charity, and collected money for Dragon Day. OFFICERS f.l0rlfu'ise: lion Fudge. Nlascotl Willlfil' Iilutqhinizs. Presidentg Linda llarnion. First Yice-Presidentg Wendi Lindsey. Second Yice-I'rr-side-nt: Lynn Denning. Secretary: Patty Leupold. Service Chairniang Nancy Loggins. TI'l'35Ul'f'fi Cklfflliflf' Hafmfln- Financial Chairman: Janice Coley, Social Chairman: Loie Her- ring. L C. C. Delegate: Lynn Brackey. Parliamentarlanz Pain Hutchings. Chaplain. X wi I l 4 Left to right, First row: Patty Williams. Jean Xlclfuen. Sharon Lessard. Kathy Gooding. Helen Christian, Bunny Mims. Jane Walsh. Jeanne Knox. Don Fudge. Priss Butts. Nancy Loggins. Nancy Callaway. Jeanette Fetter. Nanette Johnston. Sharon Cates. Barbara Neiimark. Nirs. Hake-r. .Srfnnd ron: Nlary Xnn Williamson. Joanne Bayer. Ruth Nan Claburn. Cindy Creswell. .XXIII wiilfihlluffl. Valerie Yestal. Carol :Xnsb-y. Loie Herring. Patsy Hopkins. Nancy Fox. Marilyn Scriv- ner. Jane Hauher, Linda Kilburn. Jana NicCard. Third rout Linda llarnion. Pam Hutchings, Lynn Denning. Priscilla l'r-arock. Pat firpen. Peggy Pipkorn, Gayle- Huff. Paula Koiiwki. lhirbara Hell, Shirley Grantham. Robin Dayis. Pam Trowbridge. Carol Kilpatrick. Connie Young. Penny Lewis. Fourth mic: Le-lie Kin-rs. Lynn Hrackey. Linda Webb. Funny Stormes. Donna Losco. Diane Nulf. Jean SOLJPFSITOIII. 'Wendi Lindsay. Lee Knecht. Patty Leupold. lieu-rly Thomas. Janice Coley. Dee Dee Mitchell. Fifth rout Nlary .Xnn Harford. Pat Solomon. Barbara Daiis. Bonnie Keyes. Car- oline Harmon. Winkie Hutchings, Brenda ,'Xmos. Linda Sue Xnderson. Patsy Gay. Tess Winslow. Claudia Walker, Pat Xlurphy. Cale Oxley. Ruth .-Xnn Jacobsen. Linda Wood. In this club, however. the attitude is not all work and no play. Nlany social programs including an old- fashioned box lunch picnic, and a progressive lunch on Bicycles. were their just rewards for jobs well- done. A caroling party and a houseparty in Hay were thrown in for good measure. These activities plus the interesting programs at the weekly meetings helped the girls to grow mental- ly, physically, and spiritually.

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Le-flvto right, First row: Janet Tyrell, Nlarcia Williams, Lee Conf-. Nancy Ifhupp. Seppy liaCour. 'Yancy lit-Vary, ,lumly Nlay, Candy Hastings, Nancy Newsom. Second row: Camille- Smith. ,lam-t listenson. Xlary li:-th Sorenson. Roberta Crow. Sherry Sihul. Elaine Surrencv Diane Davis. Leslie Zclt. Tanya Nlcflonnohie. ffindy Strode-. Tlzinl nur: lflaine .lorrlf-n. ilarol Sewell. :Knnv Bailey. Judy Leward, Judy Freeman, .Xnn Wimpvc, Dana llunbar, Kathy Shad. Nanrv Lynch. Fourtli mir: Susan Kolu-rls, llarbara Nimnicht. Lorraine Yard, Kathy Marshall, Diane Dingwall, Suzanne Harper. CHI Y-TEENS The Chi Y-Teens is a very active club which serves the community in every way possible. Among the many projects accomplished have been collecting clothes for the Good Will Industries, making books and bean bags for the Duval Medical Center, and collecting dog and cat food for the Humane Society. ln order to make money they have participated in the an- nual potato chip salc and held cake salesg both have been very successful. There is always something very special to look forward to at each meeting. A guest speaker has visited them in order to give tips on cosmeticsg also impressive movies have been shown about Easter. For a change of pace during the year they have had a wake-up breakfast and a pizza partyg both were CFlj05'Cd OFFICQI-IRS Lfgir lu righl: Sherry Sihul. Chap by all. lain: l.orrainn- Yard. Tre-a-urerg .Xnnw Bailcv in-vrvlary: Kathy Nlarsllall. Xive-Prf'-ide-nip Nancy flhupp, Pre-side-nt: Seppy Laflour, Nlascot. 1-15