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Seated, left to right: Christine Adams, Betty Fitzgerald, Lucy Hiem, jan Lindsey, Berta Grow, Rosemary Eisele, Kathy Cohan, Leslie X Zelt, Mallory Durden, Patti Powell, Arnett Stevens, Judy May, Diane Davis. Slanrlings Lisa Hartvigsen, Carol Benjamin, Helen Walsh, , Lyn White, Mary Beth Sorrensen, Camille Smith, Lyn Marlatt, julie deNazerie, jean Burke, Sherie Syburl, Mary Jane Black, Pam f Rhodes, Diana Smith, Nancy Lynch. l E ICR GIRLS if ' ii A ' f V , Wit -.. , f jeff. ' 97 is 55652 m f, X ' ' vii' 5' . L . i L ff. 553355-ILSSK A . 5 A I v 1 f' 2 S , g .Q W . ,lj f V' 5, Sealed: Johanna Boll, Judi Ingruni, Billie Ruth Laffoon, Nancy Chupp Lee Cone, Kathy Landiss, Candy Hastings, Nancy Newson, Mary Can- non, Joyce Ashley, Carlye Moccia, janet Tyrell, Renee Slutah. Slanding. Nancy DeVary, Cindy Strode, Nancy Lewit, Nancy Slain, Nina Lannier, Arleen Muller, Ann Howard, Elaine Surrency, Donna VVarring, Gala Frank, Rose Horne, Mary Brill. VVhat is that scurrying through the hall? Never fear its only a senior girl rushing hither and yon to arrive at an infrequent but nevertheless productive Senior Girl's meeting. Under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Love, the girls did their best to provide the annual Christmas Dance which has been their contribution to the senior high for the last several years. To finance their traditional luncheon which takes place at the close ffinallyj of the year, the senior girls sold Dragon Jewelry with great success. The requirements for membership of the Senior Girls are the very simplest, only be a senior girl. However, to achieve this state a girl well deserves a club of here own. And for these reasons the Senior Girls represent that one club to which each senior high girl longs to belong. Question, Donna? T2
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International Fellowship - An open door to friendship and under- standing - Teenage Ambassadors from Abroad. These are but a few of the terms used to describe the American Field Service program which introduced the first foreign Exchange Student in the Duval County area. Although the majority of organi- zation in AFS is left to the Senior Chapter composed of adults in the community, there are many phases dealing with the school that cannot be brought about effectively with- out the help of the students them- selves. The first AFS club of duPont High was formed in the spring of 1962. The club worked all summer in order to prepare the way for Lise Blom Hartvigsen, our exchange student from Norway. During the school year, AFS arranged public appearances for Lise at various in- terested organizations, an assembly at mid-year in which she reported various impressions of America to the students, and a Norwegian Christmas party. In order to improve upon this year's program, AFS has instituted various changes in the present pro- gram for next year. Four juniors were registered for the Americans Abroad program, making it a pos- sibility that they may be foreign exchange students in other coun- tries. Part of the cost for this pro- gram, as well as that for possibly two exchange students here next year was raised at different intervals of the school year. First row, left to right: Lise Hartsvigen, Gala Frank, Jim Cowan, Ann Wlimpee, Susan Gefter, Larry Burgess. Second row: joe Scafiuti, Clif Collins, Marcy Saffara, Curtis Glick, Don Friedewald, Buddy Morton, Miss Burge. ERICAN FIELD ERVICE ELCUME LISE Lcfl I0 right: Brooks Brown, Cayla Frank, Beverly Brown, Lisa I'Izirtx'igsen, Buddy Horton, Dr. and Mrs. J. Brooks Brown. Tl
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