Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Library Building Blocks of Knowledge As always the librarians of Dover High have helped the students through another year of work. What would we do without their unselfish help? “A BOOK IS THE ONLY IMMORTALITY . . .” R. Choate Delving into the library of the world’s immortal authors, the great book’s club experienced many new ideas and met some starkly new concepts. THE ESTUTE OFFICERS OF GREAT BOOKS, Lou’s Scotton, Marlene Halpern, and San- dra Robinson (Pres.), browse through the year’s assignment.

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The American Field Service Committee, which sponsors the exchange student and initiates ingenious campaigns to raise money for his (or her) stay in ye olde towne of Dover, surrounds Marijke on the front steps. Working under the wing of the Student Council, members sold movie discount cards and participated in Nickel Wednesday to add legal tender to the coffers of the school. These industrious stu- dents are (Ist ROW, |. to r.) C. Konschak, L. B. Moore, S. Smith, S. Miller, (2nd ROW) L. Scotton, R. Holland, G. Jones, J. McClure, (3rd ROW) Mrs. Ehinger (sponsor), H. Grampp, M. van Agt, S. Studley, P. Coffin, J. Sylvester, and J. DeBolt. This year our AFS student came from the land of wooden shoes and windmills. Maria Estelle Antonia vanAgt, known to us as Marijke, lives in Heeze, Holland with her eleven sisters, one brother, and parents. Marijke was an active member of the International Relations Club, Great Books, and Student Council. She was a member of the AFS committee and put her hand to work on various other committees in the Senior class. Marijke played varsity hockey and excelled in other sports. Marijke would like to be an airline stewardess or a physical therapist. At the annual Student Council-sponsored Football Dance dancers trip the light fantastic past isolated paper quarterbacks line- men, and swaying crepe paper Queen Terry descended her throne to mix with the courtiers.

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Elected to hold the offices were Carl Jones — Pres., Pat Cof- fiin — Sec-Treasurer, ““Mike’” Walmsley — Vice-Pres. Here they effect a concentrated study on the program of the Induction ceremony. | Campana, J. McClure, S. Miller, M. Maltz. (3rd ROW) D Honor Society to b e John McClure and Robert Mader Gagen, App R. Mader, Sponsor), if L. Scotton, C Pollak, D. The four Commencement speakers step from the ranks of the recognized: Carl Jones, Cecelia Walmsley, Because they worked hard and achieved good grades, these students were honored by becoming members of the National Honor Society. The crew consisted of (Ist ROW) Mary sley (V-P), P. Coffin (Sect-Tres.), A. Smith, G. Jones, (2nd ROW) S. Robinson, G. Sanders, S. Smith, A. Artley, Ts Walm- Andrews, S. Mason, K. Davis, J. Reynolds. (4th ROW) T. Bryan, S. Corkran, W. Clayton, D. Dorzback, J. DeBolt, H. Brunner, C. Mast. iseaiti ¢ 3 eID