Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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“‘WHEBEE i a Mr. George Hess, administrative as- = sistant, discusses a bill with Mrs. Hevalow, his secretary. LEADERS Principal Joseph Sedule looks over Dover High School's new system of report cards. Undaunted firmness with. . .wisdom joined. The First American Congress -- Joel Barlow Co-ordinating the activities of Dover High School is the job of the administra- tion: Mr. David Green, Superintendent, Mr. Joseph Sedule, Principal, Mr. George Hess, administrative assistant, and the staff. Dover's high academic standard is due mainly to our excellent administra- tion. In 1960 we saw a new addition to the office help, an automatic report card and record system which uses punched cards. This bit of automation enables the admin- istration to greatly ease its filing and re- cord problems.

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Mr. David Green, as Superintendent of Schools, must write many letters each day; to facilitate his work, he utilizes a dictaphone. Miss Julia Lansu and Mrs. L. C. Foard, both of whom have given many years of service toour school, are shown performing some of their daily duties.

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Mr. Philip Riggin and Miss Ivy Hudson, “Say ah! Mrs. Pearl Ake, our favorite both new counselors hereat Dover, show nurse, gives Jerry Records his yearly the friendliness and interest that they physical check-up. take in students whom they so well ad- vise. All students are familiar with these helpers fora better school life. Wheth- S E R V | N G U S eritbeapresent difficulty of a problem concerning the future, these people are always ready to give their able assist- ance. Now take this slip to be signed by each of your teachers. i says Mr. Stanley Holcombe, who fills the position of attend- TRAnionthannl humanities + ? he Oe And gracious interchange of good. Lexington John Greenleaf Whittier m) 4 Xa ieaily