Dupont High School - Alidupan Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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ITBOA lMrs row Mrs. T0 ZU RD MEMBERS-Ffrtvl row. left to riglfl: Mrs. XX'illiam E. I.eVee. . A. Slutzah, Mrs. Charles T. Vollers. Jr., Mrs. Carl Chznnbliss. Secmzrl : Mrs. Sam l. Smith, Mrs. John XV. Bier, Mrs. John Saare. Thin! rozu: Forest A. Simmons, Mrs. Benj. Brecher. Mrs. john R. Turner. Fourrfz : Mrs. Hugh YVilcox, Mrs. Vernon Menge, Mrs. lValter R. Sherinzin. i i I Thr' 'ilifg Tivo ill H10 P.T..1. Fifth row: Mrs. Charles Flzicli. Mrs. Sidney Storch, Mrs. YV. Mortom. Sixth row: Mr. John A. lieyton. Mr. liniory F. Cook. Mrs. Guy - M. Carter, jr. Cl1111'1's.' Open Ilouw i'1'f1'e.sl1111e11!v fm' I'!Ij0j't'II by nil. ' . . You fiflllif .Sllf1j70St' 51111 I1'111'l1c.s l1c?re, do you? Parents turn out for the 11111111111 P.T.A.-sjJo115o1'v1I Open H0u.sc.U The P.T.Afs most important proj- ect of the year was the sponsoring of the five-day Youth-Adult Family Life Institute. Parents, teachers, and students participated in this insti- tute and gained a much better understanding of themselves and of one another. This program, as well as the other four programs of the year, was directed toward promot- ing the welfare of our youth in the home, school, church, and com- munity. ELECTED OFFICERS-Left Io l'IYQ'lZZ'.' Mrs. Ralph Grifhth. jr., First Vice-Presidentg Mrs. YVilli:im li. LeVee, Historiang Mrs. Carl A. Channliliss. Auditor: Mrs. Forest A. Sinnnons, Third Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Charles Flach. President: Mrs. Sinn l. Smith, Recording Secretary: Mrs. YV. Morcom, Fourth Vice-President: Mrs. John Snare, Second Vice- President. Not jJft1l1l1Y'd.' Mrs. T. Hzigood Gooding. Corresponding Setretaryg Mrs. Jack Milam, Treasurer. ' it . , M ....,, M ywww., Li, 1 A I fi ' . Q .5 , 5 1 M s fs , I lit? inf. if 'li :-fri' 'find ii .il JI 5- 'fi if f' 4

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LIBRARY COU CIL Officers-Left to right: Sanna Saare, Treasurer, Diane McIntyre, Vice President, Judy Moore, Presidentg Sandra Guseetti, Secretary. Under the capable leadership of Miss Margaret Roberts and Miss Carole Hilton, and with the help of the Library Council, our work in the library has been made easier. Student assistants take charge of the circulation desk, cheek stu- dents in and out of the library, cheek new magazines and newspapers and help process new books. This year the Library Council has been better organized, and is operating with even greater eilieiency. Qin- , W R .J M Sitting: Gordon Harkless, Teresa Newman, Anita Peterson. Standing: Pat Ellis, Jane Emory, Susan Rumpkin, Mandy Marks, Carolyn Umstead, Linda Noble. Sitting-Nancy Lewit, Carol Gray. Slruzrling, left to right: Diane Gregory, Alexis Horber, Barbara Butler, Raymond Loehner, Tony Madsen, Bruce Carter, Mary Brill, Sandra Rapp, Sauna Saare, Joy Furman, Diane Mclntyre, Sandra Guseetti, Judy Moore, Miss Hilton, Miss Roberts. 84 ff l

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GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCI TIO The Girls Athletic Association is a Working or- ganization along with their participation in various sports. The organization has put uniforms on the basketball team, swimming team. The money was made by various projects such as bake sales, duPont seal sales, sponsoring a faculty basketball game, etc. These girls have a wonderful experience-learning how to face the public, gaining responsibility, self- confidence and other qualities which are necessary for a well rounded life. The G.A.A. girls have great spirit as they represent duPont in basketball, bowl- ing, track, softball, and in the Junior High and Senior High Sports Day. 86 First row, left to right: Miss Braddy, Sponsor, Mary jane Black, President, Christine Adams, Treasurerg Karen Moore, Vice-Presidentg Carol Fetter, Secretary, Debbie Gross. Second row: Shiela Sheffield, Gail Furst, Margery f Johnson, Linda Baker, Evelyn ' Thomas. Third row: Miss Howard, Lori Byrne, jackie Waldock, Miss Dixon, Spon- sor. Fourth row: Mrs. jen- nings. The girls exhibit their athletic skills at such sports as basketball, baseball, and badminton.