Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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F TURB TE CHER First row Cleft to rightjz Johnny Scafuti, joe Span, Robert Fitzmore, Carl Felton, Kay Bassett, Susan Kodatt, Dottie Burger, janet Tyrell. Second row: Lee Jones, Samrnie Milam, Barbara Sigler, Hesper Summeral, Jean Mills, Linda Harrison, jean Simmons, Jean Emory. Members of the junior High Student Council began their activities this year with a cake booth at the annual carnival. Further service to the school included the Christmas Dance for the junior high grades. The purpose of the junior High Student Council is to prepare its members through active service for the coming work and duties of the Senior High Student Council. This group meets periodically to organize and discuss the activities of the Junior High Grades. Me? . . . a teacher! Although all students in the Future Teachers of America Club do not become teachers, the club fosters an interest in teaching as a career and provides infor- mation about other areas con- nected With teaching. This club is affiliated with both state and national F.T.A. Clubs. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS-Seah ed, left to right: Barbara Osgood, President, Peggy Malone, Secretaryg Robin Dow, Historian, Diane Corley, Chaplain. Standing, left to right: Pat- tie Doria, Vice-presidentg Kathy Mor- cum, Publicityg Mrs. Hartley, Advisorg Janice Lindsay, Treasurerg Priscilla Huff, Parliarnentarian. Oflicers: johnny Scafuti, Chaplain, Hesper Summeral, President, Kay Bassett, Secretary. JU IOR HIGH STUDE T GQU CIL 65

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FUT RE HUME AKER fawff .W First row, left to right: Susan Gar- rett, Patty Doria, Karen Packard, Barbara Davis, Betty Peltz, julie Vollers, Beth Dodd, Cheryl Griffith, Lenora McCrea, Maria Ballas. Sec- ond row, left to right: Mrs. Gowan, Marsha Howell, Gloria Oxley, El- len Barker, Mary Charnbliss, Jena Couch, Laurel Urban, Gail Kratz, Sheila Kramer, Connie Peek, Sharon Farwell, Gayle Firrst. s ft 3. PX . . L :N fx Some of the clulfs officers discuss plans for a meeting. The girls exhibit some of their homemaking abilities. OFFICERS-Sitting, left to right: Laurel Urban, Vice Presidentg Marsha Howell, Presidentg Patty Doria, Secretary. Standing, left to right: Ellen Barker, Historiang Jena Couch, Parliarnentariang Cheryl Grilfth, Treasurerg Mrs. Cowan, Sponsor. E I 'x l i -.3 ,ii if Si? . asians xv

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