Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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ae ae ae Dover’s singles tennis players: (I. to r.) E. Hopkins, R. Kast, H. The tennis doubles players: (KNEELING, |. to r.) T. Newell, c Roper. Klemstine, (STANDING) M. Keimon, S. Norton, M. Kroll, G. Schmalhofer GOLFERS PRODUCE WINNING SEASON Dover’s winning golf team will have all but two players return next year, and should be impressive. The players (I. to r.) D. Fulmer, R. Wilson, L. Christenson, D. Palmer, G. Sevast. (absent) N. Brown, T, Pollak. Coach: W. Livingston.

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(Front, L. To R.) M. Keimon, K. Moore, C. Carroll, D. Artley, L. Hardy, R. Reed, A. Smith. (2nd ROW) D. Palmer, J. Ake, N. Ray, W. Postle, L. Caniford, P. Thompson, R. Neylan, (8rd ROW) C. Wurster, J. McClue, E. Calhoun, R. Sylvester, J. Somerville. (4th ROW) W. Wagner, R. Zeigenbein, L. Christianson, D. Fulmer, R. Holland, W. Godwin. The Lettermen Club this year was involved in a number of activities, fairing well in each. First, of course, was their annual game with the faculty. The old boys again proved too much for the young blood as they won in a very close and exciting game. This game was played in the newly remodeled gym and drew an almost capacity crowd. The Lettermen also helped to raise money for a memorial fund in memory of a fellow Letterman, Fred Hufnal. Jim Somerville was club president; Bob Sylvester was vice-president; Alton Smith served as secretary; and Chet Carroll handled the financial part of the club as treasurer. Victorious faculty. (FRONT) S. Holcombe, R. Andrus (BACK) C. Leto, C. Orr, E. Guringo, L. Ginsburg, C. McGraw, C. Davis. Lettermen clown before their game with the faculty. The boys lost to Ed Guringo pulls down a rebound for the faculty during the men for the third time in as many years. Jim Somerville, Lettermen the exciting action. Bob Sylvester stands ready with the coach, looks on. whistle. Bob refereed with Bob Reed.

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[tom (FRONT) S. Morton, T. Kimmel, P. Carret, M. Little, R. Brown, N., Mano, W. Brown, J. Courtney, D. Queen. (MIDDLE) T. Walters(mgr.), P. Guessford, M. Wagner, R. Short, J. Lecompte, G. Johnson, R. Holland, R. Mader, M. Kreisher, K. Workman, L. Jarman, J. Abbott, J. Prentis(mgr.). (BACK) G. West, B. Remondi, G. Butler, M. Robinson, M. Durkin, W. Godwin(capt.), C. Carroll, J. Debolt, E. Topping, R. Grimm, F. Tar- burton, W. Wagner, R. Leisey, G. Wyatt(mgr.). (Absent) K. Moore, D. Artley, R. Brown. The Senators’ track squad had troubles in duel and tri meets, but placed high in the larger meets. The thin- clads took thirds in the Dover Relays, Diamond State Conference Meet, Seaford Invitational, and most im- portant the State Meet. Standouts on the squad were captain Bill Godwin in the high hurdles and 440; Ken Moore, broad jump and Bill Godwin, Chet Carroll, Dick Brown, and Gordon Johnson practive baton passing in preparation for the coming relays. 90 hurdles; Chet Carroll and Don Artley in the sprints; and John Debolt and Ben Remondi in the field events. Coach Hackett and assistant coach Ginsburg have a young squad, which has had a lot of experience, com- ing back next year. This team should produce some fine results. (head coach), and Larry Ginsburg (ass’t coach) headed the Dover thinclads. (| to r) Bob Neylan (mgr-coach), Elmo Hackett