Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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The new members repeat their induction pledge. Mrs. Burnice Norwood, Public Relations Coordinator for the Florida Publishing Company, was the speaker at the induction. UILL AN CROLL The duPont Chapter of Quill and Scroll, Inter- national Honor Society for High School Journalists, consisted of thirteen members in 1963. Membership is limited to duPonter and Alidupan staffers who have done outstanding work on these publications and who are in the upper one-third of their class. The organizations chief purposes are to reward faithful service, to encourage high academic and journalistic standards, and to create an interest in journalism as a career. l 1 l M iv 3 am Q ln I M M, in Left to izght Front row Mrs Burnice Norwood, Julie Cann, Sybil Evarts, Cecelia Federspicl, Renee Slutzah, Lee Cone, Dana Dunbar Second row Buddy Nlorton Daxid Hutchings, Glenn Flach, Curt Glick, Kathy Marshall, Sid Sack. 47

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Left to right. Chip Jackson, Martha Kenning, Anita Mor- the Honor Ron Ribbons row, Jeanne Copeman, Kathy Landiss, Arlene Muller. , NATIO AL HC OR GCIETY The honor Society, under the excellent guidance of spon- sor Mrs. Miriam Dunn and co-sponsor Mrs. Anna Walker, achieved the most distinguishing and most challenging job ever before-hosting the l963 State NHS Convention. The en- tire year Was spent preparing for the big event, which took place in late April. VVorking with the entire Jacksonville Dis- trict, duPont's Honor Society put on the best convention in years. The juniors, who were inducted in early October, gained invalu- able experience and won- derful friends. The other services of the Society were gnu HA Honor Roll Plaque, and a plaque giving recog- Left to right, fS!aHdingj Ronny VVhitheld, Johnny Gresham, Diane Davis, Susan Dob- bie, Larry Burgess. fSiiti11gj Candy Hastings, Lee Cone. n i t i o n to outstanding freshmen and sophomores. In rounding out a success- ful year, the Honor Society held an induction banquet for the newly elected of- ficers. Oihccrs: Left 10 right, Renee Slutzah, Secretary, Sid Sack, President, Joyce Ashley, Vice-president, Glenn Flath, Treasurer, Mary Helen Cannon, Historian, Phil Berger, Parliainentariang Ann Howard, Chaplain. I.1'fI io right, Ann XVimpee, Elaine Surrency, John Swaluk. Gayla Frank First Row, left to right, Shirley W'alker, Carol Gray, Cecelia Federspiel, Fran Schell, Sybil Evarts, Dotty Kosak, Teddy Taxier, Sally Kline, Bar- bara Backus. Second Row, Carol Crouch, Sharon Tebow, Kathy Lamb, Debbie Ferree, Rusty lX'Iorcom, Hank Storch, Glade Liggctt. Third Row, Cliff Collins, Hugh Nelson, Paul Bemis, Pat Welch, Nancy Cov- ington, Sam Latilf, Stephanie Regas. Fourilz Row, Mike Balcer, Jane Ross, Max Michael, Joe Scafuti, Mrs. Dunn, sponsor, Don Friedwald, john Sorenson, Chuck Allen. Left to right, Susie Gefter, Curt Glick, Lise Hartvigsen, Kathy Marshall. fr

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lst row left lo right-Lee Cone, Senior Directorg Marcy Safara, Junior Director. 2nd row-Terry Anderson, Gold Key Gentg Diane Davis, Prcsidentg Donna Xvaring, Vice Presidentg Scotti Holmes, Secretary, Shirley Vllalkcr, Treasurerg Susan Yllallace, Sophomore Director. lst row left to TIQIIIVJOYCC Ashley. 21151 row--Kathy Lancliss, Mary Helen Cannon, Renee Slutzah. if , + 2 Is! row lefl In right-Carol Sewell, Bonnie Hoblick, Karen Cavenaugh. 2nd row-Kathy Lamb, Susan Hlallace, Nancy Covington. tm W' Q9 Ist 'row left to right-Judy Lewand, Dorothy Kosac, Lyn White. 2nd row-Marcy Safara, Lexy Harper, Scotti Holmes, Toni Jenkins. Ist row left lo right-Diane Davis, Donna Wlaring. 2nd row-Lise B Hartsvigen, Elaine Surrency, Shirley VValker. Ist row left to right-Nancy Chupp. 2nd row-Sybil Evarts, Ann Howard, Carol Gray, Nancy Newsom, Lee Cone. 7eiu1'N'f7 N 1,321 Mx 2' fs F GOLD KEY Not to be outdone by any means, the Gold Key for girls was introduced at duPont this year. Striv- ing to honor those girls who have shown outstand- ing leadership and service to duPont, Gold Key endeavors to render service to the community and the school. Starting the new year off with a bang, the duPont Gold Key elected ofricers and set up several projects to begin the year. Among their many and varied projects, the girls sold tickets to the Meninac Game, Junior Miss Contest, and worked along with the male Key-Clubbers on the March of Dimes Campaign. When two new in- terns entered Dragon Land , the Gold Key is- sued them a warm welcome by inviting the college students to a breakfast. An induction tea was held and gold keys were presented to the officers and members. As Gold Key establishes a place at duPont, it strives to attain the standard of a strong and active service organization.