Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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J.V. HAS 17-1 WINNING SEASON Dover’s J.V. basketball team scrambles for the ball after the tap-off against Seaford. Senator players are (| to r) Lewie Miller, (Seaford player), Charlie Klemstine, Mike Czyczyk (3), and Dickie Wynder. BEA The J.V.’s Dick Wilson takes a foul shot as a Seaford player looks on. Ken Moore fires a jump shot as Dover’s John Debolt (left) waits for a possible rebound Ron Zeigenbein (40) looks on. Rod Thompson goes up for two points as Ken Moore and Bob Sylvester (right) wait for a possible rebound.

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As two Wm. Henry players return to the floor, Dover players (| to r) Jim Calhou son, Wm. Henry’s 13, Dave Jamison, and Larry Caniford wait for the game to proceed. rry Caniford shoots oul shot, which is a specialty for him Coac Jim Cluck is Jover’s winnin coach ever. He has pilote Dover wins out of 36 games jus the Wm. Henr The Senators go through their pre-game warm-up before beating

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AGU R0 te) oes Tye A yh 7 ie) FACULTY VS. LETTERMEN Does anyone recognize the basketteer at the foul line on the left? Sho’ nuff, that’s our football coach, Robert Andrus, ready to “do like the Navy does — sink it!” The Letterman’s club had challenged the Faculty All- Stars and found they had bitten off a mite more than they could chew. Late in the first quarter Bill Wagner tried to bolster his team’s score, but the faculty — and Carmen Leto — were confident enough to view the 87 threat without alarm. The rafters rang with cheers both loud and strong for the rival teams. Those for the Lettermen were lead by candidates for the club who had to submit to this devious initiation. Martin Keiman, Don Palmer and Lance Hardy were enthusiastic yet somehow lacked the polish displayed by the Senator Varsity Cheering squad.