Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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XI EP ILO XI EPSILON: I ir.s'f row, left lo right: Susan Entwistle, Vickie Colin, Julie Overheld, Cindy Baker, Trina Reed. Ginger Houser, Patty listeson, Anita Millionrne. Second row: Raye Brown, Nancy Ice. Pat Mlcaver, Susan Kodatt, Lorrie Streilcl. Judy Stevens, Nancy Newsom, Terran Pollner. Charlene Hunt. Third rozv: Linda Harrison. Brenda Harrison, Lynn Gaunt. XI Epsilon, an active 9th grade Y-teen group, has had an extremely busy year. Under the leadership of their dedicated oilicers headed by President Sammy Milam, XI Epsilon holds high its reputation for out- standing service and activi- ties as well as creating a christian environment for the youths of duPont. XI EPSILON OFFICERS: Seated: Sammy Milam, President, Lorrie Streifel, Vice Presidentg Nancy Lee, Secretary: Teran Pollner, Treasurer. Patty Draft. Iirantis Lypson, Mary Faree, Pain Hindle. Martha NICNCIIIIC. Fozzrllziroau' Janer Sflllllllillgf Pam Dingwall, Social 3 Morris. Chris Crusoe, Debbie Copper, Sammy Milaln, Candy Coit, Susie IYashburn, Pain Chairinang Ginger Houser, I.C.C.g l Dinguall. Susan Kodatt, Chaplaing Susie Kr1eeIir1g.' Doug Cneny, Mascot. Sitting: Candy Minis, President, Margie Mar- tin, Secretaryg Paula Roney,Treasurerg Jean Mills, Chaplain. Standing: Musa Fennell, Service Chairman, Joan Mills, Social Chairman, Mary Pipkorn, Pro- gram Chairman, Becky Bayer, ICC Representative. Noi Pictured: Karen Moore, Vice, President, Donna Lee Smith, Parliamentarian. A little order now,', may sometimes be the cry of Zeta Y-Teen's often confused but always proud president, Candy Mims However, Zeta proves itself by the record of its ac- complishments. Among the activities planned and carried out to completion by Zeta were a Christmas dance, Holloween party, and a most effective Mother-Daughter Tea. D IVashlJurn, Service Chairman. Kneel- ing: Steve Metcalf, Mascot. ZETA Y-TEENS MW at ,, , ff -'fm 'W , ' ' L Q.. ' .1 r. Q , ..- ,, W -..,.., Zeta: First row, left to right: Sandy Miller, Peggy Powell, Becky Bayer, Dale McIntyre, Betty Peltz, Sue Hill, Donna Lee Smith, Gail IVo0d, Sandy Roland. Second row, left to riglzli Pam XVillis, Annette Seasions, Becky Saar, Karen Hoover, Vickie Hlaring, Mary Pipkorn, Jeanne Sinnnons, Candy Mims, Jane Rabhy, Nancy Darr. Third row, left to right: Musa Fenncll, Linda Carter. Joanne Risk, Marsha Bracy, Marla McGrll, Ilene Held, Cathy Kogcr, Kay Iflynt, Jenny Hardage. Fourth max iff! I0 rigid: Jane Cowan, Jean Mills, Margie Martin, Pan Hinely, Karen Moore, Anita Van Steenhcrg, Georgette Henderson. 58

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O EC Y-TEE Look girls, it's a boy!! Omega's sponsors: Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Lynch. 57 Oh, isn't that interesting' Y-Teens is a Christian organization for girls which is sponsored by the Y.W'.C.A ...... Omega has worked on many worthwhile projects this year. During Thanks- giving, a basket of food was taken to a needy family .... On Halloween, the club collected for Unicef ...... ln the month of January a drive was staged to raise money for fighting Muscular Dystrophy. For the first time this year, Omega has begun the practice of attending church as a group once a month .... This has proved to be very inspirational to all the members .... The club had a Christmas Dance during the holidays at the Lakewood Woman's Club, which was enjoyed by all. Omega has had a very successful year and has helped its school and community in many ways. The Omega Christmas social is fun for all.

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X I ' as sic -vs First row, Iefl I0 riglil: Susan Neck, Morocco Hodges, Sallie Streett, Susan ,-Xronod. lillen Grauer. Carolyn Umsted, Joyce YVindolyn, Carole Simpson. Swmlrl roam' Pam YX'ilson, Barbara Lind, Penny Rysdon, Terri Darr, Susan Tumpkin, Lu Dixon, Alyn Pabst. Tliirfl row: Linda Lindsey. Cheryl Johnson, Christy Anderson, Marilynn Meese, Alanie Towns, liaren Carter. Fourth row: Toni Schmidt, Laura Harding, Becky Sewell, Nell Grice. Kncelirzg: Allen Powell, Mascot. Sigma Phi, one of the eight grade Y-teens A Y around the school, has been very active this ' year. They have done various service projects around the community. Among them a bake sale to raise money for care packages and sing- ing carols for the old f0lk's home. Around the school campus they helped to contribute to the American Field Service. They have had some social projects including a YVake-Up Breakfast and a dance. XX Q Sifling: Susan Neck. Chaplain: Klarilynn Meese, Treasurer: Lu Dixon, Vice President: l1ctkySewcll. President. Sl1111rI1'11g.' Carolyn Lmsted, Social Chairman: Linda Lindsey. Program Chairman: liaren Carter, Service Chairman. lx'11r'wlii1g.' Xllcn Powell, Mascot. 50