Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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DELTA HI-Y Under President Pat Nolan Delta Hl-Y spent a busy year engaged in service projects and social events. Delta spon- sored a car wash early in the fall to finance its service projects. As the main service project Delta presented a fifty-dollar check to the Duval County Medical Center. A new football pennant was presented to the school at a special assembly. Delta finished the year with several other service projects and several socials, among them a hay ride and a beach party. First row, left to right: Chip jackson, Vice Presidentg janet Bryant, Mascot: Pat Nolan, President. Second row: Mr. limory Cook, sponsor: Reggie Smith, chaplain: John Swaluk, Treasurer, Max Michaels, Secretary, Buddy Morton, Sergeant at arms. First row, left to right: Chip Jackson, Pat Nolan, Buddy Morton, Mike Napp, Janet Bryant, Howard Vollers, Denny Dodd, Tom Dodd Second row: George Peterson, jimrny Curr, Ricky de'1'revil1e, Brad Peebles, jim Reed, Reggie Smith, Richard Ashby, Dennis Schutt Third row: Kenneth Wfahl, john Swaluk, Larry Slade, Al Towns, Richie Koger, Max Michaels, Don Combs.

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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

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First row: Lee Cone, Bud Armstrong, Ralph Coley, Larry Anderson, Sam La- tiff, Ricky Moore, Phil Berger. Second row: Pete Mecke, Alan Stimis, John Bishop, Rease Mims, Rusty Morcom, Bill VVomble. Third row: Sid Sack, Barry Pollner, E. L. Laney, Curt Glick, Jimmy Smith. LPH HI-Y First row: Lee Cone, Rich- ard Clark, Art Hapner, Bill Zuber, Bill Coffing, Sonny Smith, Ronny Simp- son. Second row: Don Friedwald, john Coalson, Bill Hutchings, David Mitchell, jim Lucas. Third row: John Gresham, Karl Hanson, Bob Young, Mike Pousman, Larry Burgess. Ollicers: Front row: Rusty Morcom, Secretary, E. L. Laney, Vice-Presidentg Lee Cone, Mascot: Curt Glick, President, Larry Burgess, Treasurer. Back row: Sam Latiff, Chaplain, Mr. Bob Middleton, Sponsor: John Bishop, Sgt. at Arms. 61 Alpha Hi-Y spent a large part of this year establishing new club policies. The oflicers attended a training period at Camp Im- mokalee, at which they learned much about the YMCA youth program. Alpha members began the year by selling slogan ribbons and pennants for football games. At the Halloween Carnival, the club ran a car wreck booth. A large sum of money was donated by the club to help pay for a house destroyed by fire. The club issued student directories to help finance their annual Shipwreck Dance. The club threw several parties for its members and participated in football games with Delta and Gamma.