Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Painstaking Personnel The importance of these helpful aides is shown throughout every day at Dover High School. The invaluable guidance rendered by the guidance counselors helps to mold the lives and interests that students will pursue. The nurse is always on duty to take care of minor and major aches and pains which frequently arise during a trying school day. The Driver Education program acquaints students with the fundamentals and experiences of driving, so that they may become cautious and safe drivers. Despite adverse conditions at times, the bus drivers loyally continue to transport students to and from school. Mrs. Ake — “This is the fifth time you’ve been in here to- “a day Mr. Carmen Leto — “That’s right everybody move it’s an- us other beginner and . 20

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Striving to learn more modern, efficient methods of home making, the girls, taking courses in the Home Economics De- partment learn how to put these novel systems into practice. Learning to prepare meals and to design and make their own clothes are two of the activities in which they enjoy engaging. The vocational department is well-equipped to instruct fhe student in his chosen field. The intricacies of the automobile . are studied in auto mechanics. Carpentry and industrial arts students become better acquainted with their fields with the help of the shops which contain an abundant supply of work- ing materials, and the afternoon work-training program. “ same size then... “ut scale... Mr. David B. Bachman — “I know it was a little part but if we lose...” Mr. William P. McDaniel — “lf the nails are not the Mr. William P. Livingston — “Well, it should be drawn to Mrs. Florence Smith — ‘Using an orange and a us pear as basic...

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Vii +, Prepared for the first shift is our cafeteria crew — 2nd ROW left to right — Helen Cox, Beatrice Greenly, Edith Owens, Evelyn Bunting, Charlotte Manbeck; Ist ROW — Rebecca Walls, Edith Carler, Lucretia Ratray, Ethel Wing, Edith French. “Ah | ah think the milk machine is empty again...