Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

jke CALM of 7958 !Qfe5enf4 U15 Swirl Dover Hugh School Our class has always had a strange attraction to and interest in the sea and aquatic life. During our first years of high school, when we held our class parties at the Y.M.C.A., the pool was always the most popular place for the girls as well as the boys. In the tenth year we held a dance to earn funds for our treasury and used as our theme, Underwater Fantasy. As iuniors, our interest in the sea had definitely not diminished. Our class again chose an aquatic theme for the prom we gave the seniors. This time we named it Fanta-Sea. When it was time to choose a pattern for our yearbook, we considered many themes. Again we turned to our favorite subject, the sea, and we, the class of '58, are proud to present FANTA-SEA for the Swirl. f 'X 9- ,, I H mf Admlnlstrahon pp 5 14 Seniors pp 15 34 Clubs Underclassmen Sfucleni' Life Afhlehcs pp 81 102 pp 117128 2 K pp 103116 Muslc Qnlfenb pp. 61-80 S1 .. .. we t,'Qr- W afgcfminidfrafion The administration of any school system accepts a great responsibility in preparing the youth of today to be the leaders of tomorrow. At the present time Dover's Board of Education is faced with the problem of increased enrollment and inadequate classroom space for the students. It is much more difficult for the faculty to teach when only limited facilities are available. Our teachers and educational leaders are an inspiration to learning, and we are deeply indebted to them for all they have given us. D '41 64416 i 83 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHQOLS .-s D C Lemmon dun '57 Delmar C Lemmon has served capably as superintendent of Dover s schools for the past eleven years During has supermtendency new elementary bunldlngs have been buvlt and better equipment for the school lnbrarnes and the hugh school departments of blol ogy business and home econom :cs has been acquired Mr Lemmon who has resigned hrs posutuon In Dover has been active ln clvlc affairs and for thlrty years has served as a teacher prlnclpal or supernntendent of Dover Cnty Schools H will be missed by the entire community Maxine Varner Anne Mattern Margery Burkhart Secretary to Secretary to General Offlce Superintendent Prmclpal Secretory PRINCIPAL Lloyd .I McCrory has sur mounted many of the dlfflcultles which confront a relatlvely new prmclpal Durmg hrs first two y ars wth u he has ma e changes In curriculum which will better prepare our students for the world which they will face after graduation Mr McCrorys frnendly Interest In each and every member of Dover Hugh Schools student body has made hum well liked by faculty and students alike asv-45 G E Schumacher OF DOVER HIGH SCHOOL L .I McCrory ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL G Edgar Schumacher has the honor of being Dover Hugh s flrst assistant prnnclpal and he has already proved himself to be a great asset to our school In add: tlon to his counseling and testnng duties Mr Schumacher teaches physscs and serves as advlsor for the newly formed Junior Hugh Stu dent Councul e i s, d I I I . . 'EX I .' ' V l ll . I ' ' bw i I Q4 , . BOARD OF EDUCATION Y1 'Q SEATED Presndenl Mr Walter Zlmmerman Vlce Presrdent Mrs H S Ream Mr Fred Syler Mr Karl Dnlger Clerk STANDING Mr Joseph Roblnson Mr Dole Swlnderman The Board of Education has charge of all busmess concerned with the operation of the Dover Cnty Schools Eleanor Beasley Attendance Clerk 3 Qi' E7 Alberta Walters Attendance Officer Wnlma Gordon Assistant to Clerk Thomas H. Armstrong' Tusculum College Ohlo Umversvty Health Consumer Economrcs Assnstant Coach Sensor Hn Y Advusor Ethel Bear Kent Stale Umversnty Mathematics 8 Student Councll Advnsor Clifford G Blalr Muslungum College Ohlo Stale Umverslty Kent State Umverslty American Hlstory Student Councll Advusor A Lewis Cattablanl Muskmgum College B S ln d Ohio Slate Unlverslty Ohlo Umverstty Umverslty of Plttsburgh General Science 9 Talent Bureau Vrsual Alds and Audno Asda Clubs Mornmg Announcements ver FACULTY Helen M Balr Mount Unlon College Kent State Unnversnty BS In Ed Englush ll Alton .I Beyer Ohlo Northern Unlversuty Ohno Unlverslty Ohlo State Unlversnty Engllsh 9 Margaret Jane Blalr Muskmgum College Grammar 8 Llterature 8 Y Teen Advlsar Edna Cattablanl Muslungum College Ohio Umversuty Grammar 7 lnterature 7 Specual Education Y Teen Advnsor FACULTY Thomas H. Conwell Kent State University B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University M. Ed. Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Stage Crew Auditorium Manager Jean Durborow Ohio State University Ohlo Wesleyan University B S in d Xavier University MA In Ed Student Counselor Co ordmator of Extra Curricular Activities F N A Advisor Franklin D Ellwood Ohio State University B S in d Science 7 Algebra Safety Patrol Advisor Assistant Coach Wayne J Flsher Oberlin School at Commerce Kent State University B.S. in d. Business Stadium Club Advisor 'ii ' Z f A . . ,X 'S ' .-1' 1 ,L .- .-7' ,i , ' . 2 -K-,gpg-aft af .qc z.. ,. . . n -fb ,gs5f3T, , A . Q., . Q5 was .- 45 'S it ,iiirfiiif A . in fm- zl ,V .1 J 5 Q' Yi? args fn ' ,, '- V552 W4 'FW ,V -111 1:1 -Y ii . in 23? 'lii l .. nf ,,,., Dwight A. Daniels Bowling Green University B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University M. Sc. in Chem. Chemistry General Science Concession Stand Advisor laura Eberwme Wooster College Ohio State University English Journalism Crimsonlan 8- Hugh School News Staff Advisor Walter S Fagley Moores Hill College lndlana University Kent State Universut Geography 7 Mathematics 7 Science 7 Catherine Futhey Muskingum College A. . B.S. Western Reserve School of Library Science Librarian F.T.A. Advisor af' Kenneth Gartrell Kent State Unlversnty B S an Ed M Ed Phoenlx College Amerlcan Problems World Hnslory -Ji'44'? Vfizf?5 s- George .I Harvey Ohlo Unlverslty Buslness Service Guldes Advnsor Paul H James Ohuo Unnverslty B S un Ed lndustrlal Arts Pnntnng Bicycle Parking Advlsor Annual Staff Busnness Advusor Florence A Keuerleber Flora Stone Mather College, A B Western Reserve Umverslty, M A Language Natronal Honor Socuety Advlsor 5 1 FACU LTY Sng N Guckenhoimer Ohlo State Unlverslty BS n Co ordmator of Vocational Ed Durector of Adult Education Sherlle G Hawk Denison Umverslty Western Reserve Unlverslty Unuverslty of Wyoming Ohlo Stale Unlverslty Engllsh Usher Club Advusor Wllllam F Kenny Washington 8. Jefferson College General Mathematucs Advanced Mathematncs Head Football Coach Edith l Kneubuohl Spencerlan B S nn Ed Busmess Language Business Secretary lo Music Department FACULTY Eleanor Krause Butler University A.B. American History 8 Y-Teen Advisor Lorn S. McCartney Muskingum College 8.5. in Ed. Kent State University M. Ed. Advanced Mathematics Joseph S Monn, Jr Catawba College Vocal Music Talent Bureau Virgmaa Pearson Edmboro State Teachers Edinboro Pa B S in Art Education Art Supervisor Elmer R. lembrlght Kent State University B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts Athletic Ticket Sales James H. Miller Fairmont State College A.B. in Ed. Driver Education Equipment Manager Safety Patrol Advisor Berniece Morris University of Berlin Berlin Pechham Research Center London Mount Union College Grammar Literature 7 Y Teen Ad usor Harold E Ramsey Muskingum College Ohno State University Supervisor of Health and Physical Education Assistant Coach Intramurals Z Patricia Rockenhuuser Wesl Vnrgmna Unlversuly B S H E Gnrls Physncal Educatuon Cheerleaders Advlsor Leaders Club Advisor lnlramurals George R Schwarm Akron Unlversnly Kenl Slale Unlversaly Relaled Technology Machme Shop Vocational lnduslrlal Club Advnsor Ruth Spear Ohio Slale Unlversuty B S rn d Englush Annual Sloff Advisor Nick J Vrotsos Unnversuly of Alabama B S an Ed Physlcal Educalron Head Basketball Coach Assnslanl Foolball Coach 99321 -gg. if Jr.. FACULTY Maxine M Schmtzer College of Wooster Ohio Slale Unlversuly Speech lllerclure Grammar 8 Nahonal Thesplans Talenl Bureau Mornung Announcements W Wren Shough Wrltenberg College Wlsconsm Unuversnly Buology General Science George Toot Kenl Slale Unlversuly BS nn Ed Band Dlreclor Kay F Welker Muskingum College Home Economncs Y Teen Advisor F H A Advlsor Lawrence Wells Muslungum College Ohuo Stale Unlverslly Malhemahcs Junuor Hu Y Advisor CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Sleeley Mr Allen Mr Bergqunsl Mr Johnson Mr Yuckey Mr Sommers and Mrs Dondge Donald Wright Kenl Slcle Unlversnly B S nn d Ohio Huslory American Hnslory Semor Hn Y Advusor fv- E, Q 'Lx B.A. . . ' E . ' 4 , J' , ,Qs -ff' . 5. A 4 , , ' I , Q x V ' lx' Y f ' l ff. l .4 l , -4 M-, A f K U l 2 A ' . V V1 A . l V f Q' 7 I I p , Y C lf. k 9 X W4 l , ' A 5 -l l l wallr' ' 'lk f - 5? Q 3. 1- pl- jfs . L ' Q 51' l c l The last year of high school is filled not only with the usual homework and extra-curricular activities, but also the many preparations for graduation and the plans and responsibilities to be assumed in the future. Portraits are made, announcements, caps and gowns are ordered, and before we realize it, Commencement Day, May 26, has arrived. The days fade, the classrooms grow dim The year too soon departs And though it dies, it leaves a mem'ry Glowing in our hearts. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRONT ROW Assembly Represenlahve Jam Wherley Presxdenf Keith McFarland BACK ROW Vnce Presudeni Peggy Moser Secreiary Treasurer Bonnie McGovern Hustornan Carol Manley FRONT ROW Muss Kneubuehl Mnss Eberwme BACK ROW Mr Schumacher Mr Fnsher Mr Garrrell 5 I 7 I - 5 ' 1 7 ' 1 I 1 i : , . : . , . , . . REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS Larry Gordon of character scholarshlp leader shnp and servrce Larry was chosen to be Representative Semor Boy Hrs competence rn the classroom and co operatnve attutude toward classmates and teachers have won the respect of all Durrng l1lSlUf1lOf year Larry capably served has class as presldent and the followmg summer he attended Boys State ln addltlon to bemg an excellent student In the classroom Larry IS presldent of the Stage Crew and the Natnonal Honor Socuety and vlce presndent of the Semor Hu Y By demonstratmg the same excel lent qualltres he has shown Dover Hugh School Larry will suc ceed nn hrs future endeavors Peggy Moser Known throughout the school for her cheerfulness and wlllrngness to help others Peggy certamly de serves the tntle of Representatlve Semor Gurl awarded to her by her classmates She was elected to the National Honor Society un her lunlor year because she pos sessed outstandrng character scholarshlp leadershlp and serv :ce Her busy schedule Includes Thesplans YTeens Usher Club and Crrmsonlan Staff and she also serves the sensor class as vlce presrdent Peggys pleaslng per sonaluty consideration for others and many abllltles wull take her far In lrfe I . I I r I ' l I ' I r I I Because he fulfills the obiectives I l I ' I I I V I ' ' in I . .lohn F Abel Audra Ards 9 I0 ll I2 Chref Operator ll I2 Treasurer I0 Flag Cuslodnan ll ln ramurals 9 Hr Y 9 IO ll I2 Slodu m Club 9 Thesprans ll 'IZ Sporls Announcer 0 18 'gi' in' Ray Amistad: ll I2 Forem SENIORS 5? wa.-y 'i Wm-Y Bruce Abrecht ROY Alfie' mmm-91511 12 V 'I 12 Pfeg, C lmsonlan Staff I2 lnlramurals ll I2 9' I QQ.-0 bf Duck Anderson Chorr9 Intramurals IO 'll I2 lnlramu aI Manager I2 Prom Commnltee ll Varsnly s efball IO ll ball 9 School News Staff I2 Varsrly Foolball IO I2 Varslly Baslcela IO Varsr ack IO ll EZ' Ray Arnold Intramurals I0 Safely Patrol 9 IO Varsrty Baskelboll 'IO Varsnfy Track 'IO K ' ' , , , , ' ln? , 5 .l.C. I , , 'denl Y' ' 1 1 2 , , 5 D 5 I I 1 I ,'. , , ,, -U ll, , ' bll , 'ay , - I , Tr , ,12. 9, I , II, 'l2. - srrrrrr , .f., ff 2 VV fl A A M F -N A f , -- 4 f. , 1 Q l 4 A 4 ff. H ', -.f , -. - I 1 fi . I g -. s. bi V.l.C. , 7 an. ' 5 , , 5 r 1 , 2 ' Bak I, , 125 Base ,'IO,11, I 12, Mary Rose Bair Yreens 9 10 12 S-I merson Beery Class Officer IO Secretary Treasurer Intra mural Manager 11 12 National Honor Society 11 12 Student Council 10 Varsity o ball IO 11 Baseball 9 O SENIORS Q'-wr Gerald Glenn Barker 12 Prom ommittee 11 VIC Bonme Lou Bedllon Band 9 10 11 Crimsonian Staf A 10 II 12 Intramurals IO YTeens 0 11 12 Thesplans I I2 Play Tu and the Gingerbread Man Esther Bennett Carol Bodine Choir 9 Crzmsonian Staff 12 YTeens 9 our 9 O murals 9 0 12 School News Staff 12 Orchestra 9 10 11 I2 Theater Orchestra 'I9 5 l ls 1 f If f Choir 9, 10, 115 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, I25 Class Officer 10, President5 Intramurals IO, Annual Staff 125 Attendance Office Help - , , . 11, 5 C ' 5 .. .11,12. II7 , , 5 ' ' f 125 F-T- . , , z : - 9,lf,: ' 1,1 HY X. I 4' 1 , Q X s, ef Q A 1 E . ' , - 5 - ' 5 ' ' 5 - 5 Ch' ,15Intra , 1, 11, 125 l I I , , ' 2 l . - 10, H' 12- , , , , Fo t , , 125 , 1 , 11. SENIORS '?' 5'--sf NOV' DW' Merrllou Boltz .hm Border Dan Buss Attendance Offnce H lp I2 FNA I2 Intramurals IO VIC 'll I2 nd 9 IO I n murals 9 IO Intramurals 'll YTeens 9 I0 'll I2 Usher Photography Club 9 'IO Safety Patrol 9 Cu I2 Chorr9'lOll VIC Deanna Conhnl Annual Staff I2 Chour9 IO ll I2 Crum man Staff I2 FNA IO Vnce Presndent I2 Home Economucs Club Intramurals 9 YTeens9 IO Il 'l2 Prom Commnttee ll 20 'VI .ludlth Conhnl our 9 IO Il 12 Crumsoman Staf FNA IO ll I2 Treasurer I2 Home Eco nomucs Club 9 IO Intramurals 9 YTeens IO ll I2 Lnbranan IO School News Stal I2 Dee Decker Annual Staff I2 Chosr 9 IO Intramurals ll I2 YTeens9 IO ll Secrear IO leaders Club 'IO ll I2 Sports Councnl ll I2 Plays IO Papa Was A Preacher Clown That Ran Away Student Councul II I2 Secretary ll Vnce Pres: ent 12 Student Servuce Gunde IO Thespuans er u Trl IO ll I2 Vnce Presldent 'll President I2 SENIORS '7 Marllyn Sue Delbel Carol Duck Attendance Offnce Help 9 10 Cholr 12 Intramurals 10 11 12 leaders Club 11 YTeens 10 12 Student Councnl 11 Student Servlce Guude 12 Alternate Cheerleader 11 French Club 11 -49 il i John W Edwards Make Frescku no Ads 9 10 1 12 Presuden lntramurals1O Varsnty Football 10 ll 12 Vuce Presudent 12 Hn Y 9 Vrce Presudent Varsity Basketball 11 9 Thesplans 12 Usher Club 11 12 Pat Dummermuth Annual Staff 12 Chour 9 Band 9 10 A 11 12 lntramura 9 12 YTeens 9 10 11 12 Leaders Club 11 12 Mornlng Announcer 10 11 Play 10 Old Doc Prom Commuttee Student Councnl 9 11 Student Servuce Gulde 9 10 Talent Bureau 11 Thesplans s er u Tr Hu ky .2 v..'f' Howard Luther Froellch Au no Alds 10 11 12 Vnce Presldent Presldent 12 Hn Y 9 Student Councul 11 12 Usher Club 10 11 12 Vnce Pres: ent 21 -J Larry Froellch Chemxstry Club 9 10 11 Chonr 9 lntra murals 10 11 12 HuY9 10 Photography Cu 9 Vlsual Ads 9 10 11 Base ll 13 Judy Kay Gerber our 9 0 murals 9 eens 9 10 11 12 Student Service n e 10 ll 22 SENIORS 36 Sally Ann Furbay Attendance Offlce Help 9 Chonr 9 10 Class Offxcer 10 Hnstorlan FNA 10 12 General Offnce Help 12 lntramurals Prom Commlttee 11 Talent Bureau 9 10 Usher Club 11 12 Shirley Jean Gerber Student Servure Guude 11 Wllllam R Gelb our 9 10 S num ub 9 Presldent 12 Baseball 9 10 11 'Q Dons Mae Gibbs our 9 10 Intramurals 11 12 YTeens 9 12 Student Servuce Gurde 12 I I 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 ' 1 I Ch' 1 1 11: tad' Cl 1101111 1 1 I '- 1 5 ' 1 ' ' 1 - - - 1 11, 121 ' 7 1 1 1 12- l 5 1 ' l 1 1 : bd 2 ' 1 9, 10, 11, 12. 9, 10, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 127 Librarian 12, 'U if ,Z f , , N, Ch ' , l 5 lntra , 10, 11, 12, ' ' , Ch ' I I I 5 . Y'T 1 1 1 I I , 7 ' ' . Gu'd , , 12. SENIORS i' Blll Glnfz Dnanne Gopp O chestra 9 10 12 Prom m ee I1 P Band 12 Thea r Orchestra 12 Dance Band 9 10 C s lan Staff 12 YTeens 9 10 11 F A 1-my Dwight Goodman Carol Googash Intramurals 10 HIY 9 10 11 12 Varsuy olr9 10 1 an Football 9 ramurals 9 10 1I YTeens 'mr r arry Gordon 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 Natlonal Honor Society 11 12 Presndent 12 Orchestra 9 12 Clown Who Ran Away Home Sweet Homucude 10 11 12 Vice President 12 Sta e Cew 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 Pres: ent 12 Student Councll 9 10 Thespnans9 10 I1 12 Treasurer 12 1 12 Play 10 Old Doc School News St f12 T HIY 12 Llnda Sue Gordon 12 Edntor 12 Intramurals 9 10 Y Teens 9 1 12 Prom Commntt 11 Sc News Staff 12 Student Council 10 12 Talent Bureau 9 10 23 5 '- , , , 5 't Ch' , , 1,1255 d9,105F.T.A.1l5 . Int , , , 125 - 9, IO, 1 , . 1 . f of 5 rl- '- . I s 1, 1 Yi X f -3 I 1 , , rf, iw' X 102 I ,f . 5 X . L . Annual Staff 125 Choir 95 Band 9, 10, 11, Class Officer 11, President5 Band 9, 10, Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Crimsonian Staff 1l, 12: Y , ,11, : Com- , : 5 :W ' , ' 1 . : - , itt 5 ep 10, 5 te ' , , ' 5 , IO, I , 5 ' ee 5 hool 5 , 5 rim- 10, 11, 125 Plays 9, 10, 11, , 5 ' , 5 on' 5 - , , 5 .N. . , ' ' 5 , . 10, ll, 12. Hi-Y , , , ' ' 5 g F , , . , 'd SENIORS Martha Grams Annual Staff l2 Attend Off Help9 Choir O t l2 Theater Orch 9 lO ll l2 Class ff 7 Pres Intramurals 9 10 ll YTeens 9 Pres 'l2 Leaders u l2 Sports Council ll Morning Ann IO 'll Nat onor Il Prom Com ll Stu Coun ll Talent Bur 9 Pr 912:79 Susan Hess Student Council 9. 24 Sarah Ellen Green PNA 12 YTeens IO V'-'V Barbara Hanenkrat Attendance Office Help lO Choir A ompanist 9 10 Band IO ll Class Officer 9 Secretary Treas urer Intramurals 9 lO ll YTeens 9 0 12 Accompanist 9 12 rom Com mittee ll Student Council 9 I2 Student Service Guide 9 ll I2 Talent Bureau 0 Christopher Lee Huggins Chemistry Club 9, lO ll l2- Class Officer ll Secretary-Treasurer Crimsonian Staff l2- Photography Club 9 l0- Stadium Club 9, llp Student Service Guide 'l2g Us er u ll, . Shirley A Holcomb Attendance Office Help 12- Pupil P r- sonnel 9 IO ll- Student Service Guide T' Holly Holzwarth Annual Staff 12 Band 9 10 Pep Band 9 10 Orch 10 Theater Orch 10 Band Announcer 12 FTA 9 10 Intramurals 9 10 YTeens9 10 11 leaders Club 11 12 Morning Announcer 9 10 11 12 Head Announcer 12 Plays 9 10 11 Prom Com 11 Student Councel 12 Talent Bureau 10 es :ons Treas fi' Robert Jones SENIORS T? Q-4 nfyf Donald Huprlch Crlmsoman Staff 12 Intramurals 10 11 Intramural Manager 9 10 11 lntramural Treasurer 12 HIY9 10 11 12 Football Monager9 10 11 12 Basketball Manager 10 ll 12 Baseball Manager 0 UO' ff? Beatrice Ann .Iennmgs our91O 12 NA 12 V es sldent 12 YTeens 9 10 Talent Bureau 10 1-8 Carol Joanne Karlmg Annual Staff 11 12 Buslness Manager Attendance Offxce Help 9 10 Cheerleader 9 Jumor Reserve Choir 9 10 11 Class Offacer 11 Vlce President Band 9 10 11 12 Malorette 10 11 12 Head Malorette 12 Sec Tre Vnce President 12 General Offrce Help 11 lntramurals9 10 11 12 YTeens9 10 11 12 Muslc Chairman 9 Vnce Presndent 10 UN Tour 10 Worshnp Chaurman 12 N tnonal Honor Socuety ll 12 Prom Com m ee 11 Talent Bureau 10 11 12 'JB' gix-Av QQLMS-1 Bull Kennedy ramurals 10 11 Play 10 The Clown That Ran Away Safety P trol 9 Stage Crew 10 11 12 Thesplans 11 12 25 . 4 ... FIT.. .. .. fo - I FIT' A ru 2 -1 3' ' 34 ,- I -' - , N , xx -' 'U' .. ' .. M - Z .. rf' ' ' I- ' ' U . ., I -9 2-mg p M . . N N M .. . S N .Q .. 5- . .. .. . , -. 19 . , F' - . T' . ' ... , , ' .r - - fn , 0 .. ,C P' A ,. f' ' ' 5 ' , -- N' if 4 'd . o '- 53 .9 , .. . . M , Q g . 1' s N I . ' f'. - ' -. 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Y-Teens l2. bll, 26 SENIORS lv 1 W Marlene K Locker Loulse Luthy Home Economlcs Club I0 FHA 12 Cholr9 10 11 Intramurals 9 10 YTeens 9 10 Talent Bureau 11 Thesplans 12 Usher Club 11 12 9.x Carol Ann Manley Class Offucer 12 Hlstoruan Intramurals 10 11 12 YTeens9 10 12 Prom Commlttee 11 Student Council 9 Student Service Gulde ll Usher Club 12 H04 'T Larry Marburger Crumsoman Staff 12 Intramurals I0 ll HIY 9 10 Secretary Treasurer 9 Prom Commlttee 1I School News Staff 12 Stage Crew 10 11 12 Vlce Presudent 12 Varsuty Football 12 Varslty Basketball 9 Baseball 0 Rlchard Lee Mason our 9 10 12 Flag Custod nramuraIs910 H Y9101l12 Pa Clown That Ran Away 10 Tuffy and the Gmgerbread Man 11 Thesplans 12 Vls Azds 9 10 1 12 Vlce Presndent Noon Movle Operator 11 12 Varslty Football Manager 9 10 Bonfure Commxttee Elizabeth Ann Mattern Annual Staff 12 Assembly Commuttee Attendance Offlce H lp 10 Cholr 9 10 and 9 Secretary I1 Intramurals 9 IO YTeens 9 10 11 12 Play Good Housekeepmg 9 Prom Commnttee I1 Student Councnl 10 Talent Bureau 9 I0 Pep Band 12 27 910 SENIORS mmf' 1.--rr Eugene Maurer Edison Leroy McDougall 10 Intramurals 9 Geraldine Kay McGinnis Keith McFarland Chemistry 9 10 Class Officer 12 Pres: dent Prom Committee 11 HIY 9 10 11 12 Chaplain 12 Varsity Basketball 11 12 Varsity Track 11 V ualAds9 10 11 12 Boy s State Representative 11 t,,'di Rosemary McGonigaI Annual Staff 12, Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, Band Choir 10, lntramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Orches- g Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens tra 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, 9 10, leaders Club 11, 12. Secretary 12, Usher Club 11, 12, Theater Orchestra 10, 11, 12. Bonnie Jane McGovern Annual Staff 12, Choir 10, Class Officer 12, Secretary-Treasurer, General Office Help 11, 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Service Chairman 12, Usher Club 11, 12. -41' SENIORS YP Larry McKee Dale Meese Darrell Keuth Muller Chour 9 10 Class Offlcer 9 Hlstoruan Cho1r11 12 Intramurals 10 Stadaum Club lntramurals 11 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 Varsuty Football 9 Varsuty Track 10 11 12 V1sualA1ds 9 Nancy Moore our 9 10 1 nd 9 12 F 12 Intramurals 9 11 12 Lea ers C 11 12 Orchestra 10 Plays Tu y and the Gungerbread Man Prom Com ee 11 Teens 9 O 12 Ta reau 9 10 11 12 Pep Band 12 Glrs Sta e 11 :CN Peggy Moser our 9 10 12 Class Offlcer ne Presldent 10 12 Crlmsonlan Staff 12 Managnng Edltor General Offnce Help 12 ramurals 9 10 11 Plays 10 Doc The Clown That Ran Away Twelve Angry Women Natlonal Honor 1ety11 12 YTeens9 10 1 12 u dent Servlce Gulde 9, Thespuans 10, 11, , ecretary 12, Usher Club 11, , Secretary Treasurer 12, Prom Commuttee i Bonme Murphy ll 29 lo' 'Nd ' 1 . 3 A I 1O,11, , ' ,'1O. ' ' ' r . fx iq' I i N l Ch' , , 1,Ba ,10, 11, , .N.A. Ch' , ,11, , ' , V1 11, 1 1 10, , 1 d ' , 1 ' ' , 'Uh 1 1 1 ff ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 5 v lnt , , 5 , 11, Old mm , Y- , 1 , 11, , lent '- BU 1 1 1 F 7 1 1 1 H Hi I 1 . Soc' , 5 - , , l, :St - 12 S - 12 11. SENIORS W Penny Lynn Pastor A nual Staff 12 Cholr9 lO 'll 12 n a murals 9 IO 12 YTeens 9 'IO Lea ers tl I2 Student Councll 9 Trl I Sandra Kay Osfrode Stockton Hugh School Stockton Calnf 9 l0 Crumsonuan Staff I2 FNA I2 Intra murals 'll YTeens 'I2 3 41 Duck Pennington Chorr 9 lO Class Offlcer 'IO Assembly Representative Prom Committee ll Usher Clu ll 12 President l2 Gary Prmce Bob Randolph Roger Ray 30 3 Jean Ream Annual Staff 12 Chour 9 10 Band 9 1 12 Intramurals 9 10 YTeens 1 12 Mornmg Announcer 10 1 Prom Commxttee 11 Thespuans 11 12 SENIORS Brenda Rogers Chour9 10 YTeens9 10 11 ':.. '.5f' 46 thi- Davld Lee Schaar Path Jean Schaar Attendance Offlce Help 11 12 Home Eco nomlcs Club 10, Pupul Personnel 9, 10, Y Teens 12 as 'ol Rose Rufener Annual Staff 11 12 Edltor 12 Attendance Offlce Help 9 10 Cheerleader 12 Secre taryTreasurer 12 Choir 9 10 11 Class Offncer 11 Hnstoruan Crumsoman Staff 12 Clrculatuon Manager FNA 10 11 12 Se retary 12 Intramurals 9 10 11 12 YTeens 9 10 11 12 Service Chairman 10 National Honor Society 11 12 V e Presldent 12 Prom Committee 11 Student Servlce Gurde 9 10 Usher Club 11 12 23 Xu Robert Edward Schnllmg Crlmsonlan Staff 12 Intramurals 10 Na tuonal Honor Socnety 11, 12, Prom Com mittee 11, Stadium Club 12, Student Coun cal 12, Usher Club 11, 12, Chairman of Bonfnre Committee 12 31 . . , A , J .1 11' W 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1101 ' 1 1- 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 91 101 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 ' 1 11 121 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 1 1 - I I 1 I l 1 1 1 IC 1 1 1 1 1 . A ' an .., i X .1x':'-1-1 . . . . ' 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 - SENIORS Larry Sears Carol May Sherwood ramurals IO 'II 2 Choir 9 IO Intramurals 9 I0 YTeens 9 IO Mormng Announcer 9 Lmda Shen our? IO 'Il Lnbrarlan I0 I 5 1--'v 'xi' Duck Tyree Chour 9 IO Prom Commnttee II Staduum Club 9 'IO ll 'I2 Secretary Treasurer I2 u ent Council I2 Usher Club 'II V rsuty Track 9 VIC ll I2 Secretary Treasurer I2 3 Larry Van Alstyne Intramurals IO Natnonal Honor Society ll I2 Prom Commlttee Il Bonfrre Commlttee Judith Rae Vasbmder Annual Staff I2 Attendance Ofluce HeIp tl Cho:r9 Band9 IO ll I2 Crumsonnan Staff I2 Business Manager and Sports or FTA II I2 IntramuraIs9 O I2 YTeens9 'IO Leaders Club IO 'Il I2 Secretary I1 Vnce Presudent I2 Prom Commnttee ll School News St ff I2 er Club 'Il I2 Pep Band II SENIORS 'Q' Charles Von Bergen oxr 9 ntramurals 9 10 11 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Varslty Football 12 Varsl rack 10 Kathryn Lenora Weaver FTA 9 10 11 12 Secretory Treasurer 11 General Ofhce Help 12 Intramurals 9 YTeens 10 11 Lea Club 10 11 12 Student Servlce Gulde 9 T V Joyce Welgand Home Econom1cs Club 11 I2 James Glennard Wherley James Whnte Tom Whlte Class Offxcer Assembly Representatlve 12 New York 9 10 Vlsual Alds 11 12 Varsuty Football 9 Varslty Track 9 lntramurals9 10 11 12 Prom Comm1ttee 11 Safety Patrol 9 Vlsual Alds 9 10 11 Y Af- f ix af y X 4. 'N .f , ' xx, ' ', I . A ' f' A 1 11 f E . 1 - , , -f..kV. I by ch' gl ,,,12gHi-Y , ,, - ' , 10:11: ,' 'tyT ' ,11, 12. 10:11,12: - 9, ', 1 ders 1O,11,'12y1Jsher Club 11, 12. N i , 1. VME? 1 H If :r 1 1 I 1 V I 7 152 . ' I. , . , . W4 1 V, 3 4 ' Q 'A sf, 5 'V , Yffno!e1fcLw5me1fL Although they look forward to the busy years ahead the underclassmen also engoy their present age Studylng formulae or equatlons and learmng verbs or dates occupy much of their tlme at school Important to recelve good grades all through school so that a commendable record can be sent to colleges and employers Learning to save money as a class and lndlvldually eases the straln of later prolects therefore many money making prolects are Included on the school calendar Class parties electrons and clubs add varlety to the school llfe Ufy 'G JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRONT ROW Secreicry Treasurer Joyce Phulaboum Vice President Marla Kay Espenschled Husiorlcn Lnndo Sprnnger BACK ROW Assembly Represeniohve Jeff Abrech! Presldeni Homer Spence vu- vw-v C41 X.. FRONT ROW Mr Schwcrm Mr Harvey BACK ROW Mr Blcnr Mr Lembrngh! Mr Danuels T N 2 ' , : ' , - -in 'R 5, 4 - 2 O S X .. I V C - u' -Q iw i X FR 2532 e f , R T 1 - hi s 'V f , -S f' 4 JUNIORS SEATED Paulette Marks Ruth Ann Jones KNEELING Curtis Ray Richard Kearns Richard Randolph hr ,- fr SEATED Wayne Moore Janice Meissner STANDING Fred Olinger Gretchen Maurer Carol McMullen Qlllx x l I ,uc gn Q , o SEATED Mary Lekorenos Bonnie Lengler KNEELING Ralph Cercone Tom Egan 1 ,- LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia Sewell, Fred Schupbach, Darleen Swinder- man, Pat Williamson. 55 .-0' LEFT TO RIGHT Allen Gasser Charles Davis Duck Dallas -'Y 4 I V V 'K QB!! U lllll' LEFT TO RIGHT: Pal Billingsley Mildred Baker Sandra Anderson Herb Blackson. .IUNIORS SEATED Ronnie Wallace STANDING Belly Voorhes Linda Springer Dianne Sallz Homer Spence K LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Ferrell Don Fox Sally Hillbrand Don Gord Linda Gray. X fl ll X S JUNIORS FRONT ROW: Paul Fronk, Pa? Fishel, Jerry Haas, BACK ROW: Dick James, Sue Hilfbrand. JM? FRONT ROW Tum Swunderman Edward Masiella BACK ROW Vernon McDonald Dave Sfoller Gerald Murphy JUNIORS FRONT Beverly Needs Duck Meese Linda Parsons BACK Kay OH Lmda McGonlgaI LEFT TO RIGHT Tony Mason Rulh 47 Xi. L. qv .ggiiv J 'Qui SEATED Sam Hollingsworth Marge Hepner STANDING .llm Edwards Duck Hoverland Jerry Brgler fa llfllefleld Barbara Maughan Joe Link Davld Lanzer f LEFT TO RIGHT lucy Pelrullo Dan Renner Lmda Welsch Belly Ray Ann Padgett Q.. JUNIORS LEFT TO RIGHT Karen Slrxckmaker Louus Wendlmg Sheula Welsch Barbara Thompson 1.7 59 s 1 ri '--g... SEATED Rachel Church Pal Douds STANDING Charlolle Deuvall Cynlhua Bluckensderfer Dave De Torso T Q' If-' 'C Q Q. 'L SEATED Leland Kneppell Bob Jones STANDING Nancy Jones Judy Kohl Duck Lulhy 1 FRONT Davnd Bremser Phyllus Angel June Bernd! Dan Becker BACK Marne Barker JU N IORS FRONT ROW: Rachel Lebold, Kathy Kail. SECOND ROW: Chiquita Hamilton Marla Maurer. BACK: Bonnie Mason. KNEELING Don Page STANDING Judy Osburn SEATED Bob Zimmerman Carol Relger Rebecca Schwarm Chi 3 SEATED Evolean Hurless STANDING Nancy Grimm Shirley Gruesen Gordon Grlmore J. ,ff .IUNIORS KNEELING Reader Chumney LEFT TO RIGHT Phllrp Donlels Bob Fmley Judy Denzer Peggy Cullen me ,f'3-c JW! fl he ou wa 40 FRONT Alex Syler Ronme Wollnck BACK Adolf Zubkc Dale West brook N. FRONT .lim Crowl Rulh Froulschy BACK Holly Flgg Judy Booth Marla Espenschred p. 5,8-3 M J 1 JUNIORS AQ ,QS LEF TO RIGHT John Mller Pa! Anderson Duck Zlfer FRONT Ada Obermlller STANDING Chuck Karllng Dave FRONT ROW Clnda Becker Carol Bnederman SECOND ROW Jack Beach Tum Baker John Biti kofer. Mason Herman Kelker 5 'J 4-f K.. ilvrav '34 ,, Q -is 5,41 1-fi. LEFT TO RIGHT: Buford Ray, Fred Nixon, Jeanette Wiegand, Joyce Philabaum, Don Prince, Patti Pearson. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRONT ROW Vlce President Margaret Feutz Hlstorlan Patrncla Abrecht BACK ROW Secretary Treasurer Fred Herman President Steven Brown Assembly Representatrve John De maree --p S 9 5 FRONT ROW Mxss Keuerleber Mass Hawk BACK ROW Mr Muller Mr Shough Mr Armstrong Mr McCartney 1 . I . I I . . I . . I 1 ' 1 I 1 7 I -'ai 3- ' X I 9' 1 I J 5, .. .4 'V-A 7 .. . J 1 ,Qfe v x 5 -T 7, ' ,4J' ' A at 14' : ' , ' . SOPHOMORES Homeroom 114 FRONT ROW Prlsculla Alexander Ruth Lowery Jessie Mann Nnta Moyer Judy Aul Dawn Rolhacher Ruth Rlley SECOND ROW Mr Armstrong Gwen Maurer Ralph Cercone Danna Harper Judy Kuemerle Marla Rankln Carol Schneider Emuly Haller Chrnstlne Lambros LAST ROW Sally Burson Florence Pongrat Donna Jennlngs Ronnle Gordon Brad Dnnolfo Robert Gordon Barbara Maxwell Pat Jones Bob Kraeg 00 an Q0 as r1f rr 1 Homeroom 201 FRONT ROW Lynne Vernlzzl Carolyn Gopp Beverly Johnson Dolores Hosletler Juduth Ulrnch Dorothy Smrth Carolyn Weber SECOND ROW Mr Shough hm Render Marsh Stafford Cull Ball Rosenberry Eugene Kelter LAST ROW Merle Snow Rnchard Randolph Robert Zaugg Grant Hagloch Peter Groh Charles Eberle George Wulson Steve Brown Don Clawson Dave Wuse Dave MacKay Tom Anderson Gaul Herman Jeff Emug Nancy Schrnever Candace C E ,3'-::-- 'll 1 ll 1 11 ll ii Gil vii 'ti Q Q1 : - V I I L I I I I I l ' I I I I I V I , , - : I I I V I I , , - WS W I- , . J ' ' :.- Q ,W I ,V 41' -Q ' u ' A e- ' . ' an ' I '. ., -' - 9 - C . Af - ' I . v ,,' ,, 3 -ij 5 ' I Q 6 a S K Q 5 Y' , , , X 4 , 1 l f 5 A Y o , , I, 1 l 9' A 1 ' : . l' I I I I . I , . : ' ' I I I I . I , , , . : l I I I I I , f , , - SOPHOMORES I-P 'i Y N? Homeroom 203 FRONT ROW Carol Cline Carol Paddock John McNutt Anna Smith Betty Lou Lorenz Julie Foraker Larry Grove Joanne Mowrer Dorothy Cline LAST ROW Herman Kelker Jerry Renner George Finley Al Parker Gary Dunkle Jim Gibbs Jim Robb if '+- ev as Of' v ZF Homeroom 206 FRONT ROW Robert Rimer Linda Fox Margaret Feutz Marsha Woodard Judy Stranger Nancy Roberts Penny Springer SECOND ROW Miss Keuerleber Joan Hanenkrat Kenny Hartz Bill Hamilton Linda Cattabuani Jessica Raeder Donna Barcus Lois Barr Sue Mast LAST ROW Donna Weber Edward Wagner Dean Fronk Bill Feiger Jim Zechiel Wynn Lembrighl James Antonell: Carl Schwarm Philip Brewer Karen Brown 5 A Y .. I , ,' fi .5 5- X in ii I XA ' J v J' ' , ' Q' ' v L 'Z , d -ll - ,, gh, X2 xl A f , if -' 1 1 , 5. XJ T. u . 1 l r ' I ' ..'I..,' V I, FSS? v ,X , x l SECOND ROW: Miss Hawk, Dick Bell, George McDougall, John Demaree, Sam Aston, Eddie Diefenbaugh, Q 4:9 ' ' ,ff ' V, ,L 6 I If f 'L , .a 4 ,' 1 2 'Z 1 -,, Q9 4 .- 1 wa! n ' 'X , E! l SOPHOMORES J' JS 4? ii? Q Homeroom 215 FRONT ROW Jeffrey Holzwarth Patrncra Vorhees .ludnth Meese Judlth Vogelsang Barbara Ballard Sheron Morris Vnrgmna Wyman SECOND ROW Mr McCartney Ruta Randolph Patrucua McGxnnls Lsnda Mears Carole Edwards Lynne Uppstrom Kaaren Gordon Betty Low Jeff Secrest Bull Fax Rnchard Ray Thomas Sweltzer LAST ROW Beverly Patton Dale Allenbaugh Brll Andreas Fred Herman Dan Nuxon Tom Herman Dave Lenlz Jim Zimmerman Phll McKee Linda Campbell .i- QI As Q QQ Av' 36 500 69 x.. Homeroom 313 FRONT ROW Janace Nrcsunger Bonnue Puper Palrucra Shonk Peggy Knapp Stanley Wunters Sue Espenschled Shirley Young SECOND ROW Mr Muller Bob Mulersbaugh Mary Cox Lunda Bertle Betty Hartman Patrlcua Abrecht Sandra Franz Glenna Gopp Elrzabeth Schaar Ruth Kohler THIRD ROW Chrustune Gray Grant Lowery Ronnue Tschudy John Wendlmg Bull Sulltvan Davtd Hyer Bull Morrus Mnke Wasylnk Joe Sutek Joyce Hlnson LAST ROW Bernard Sellards John Conhnl Richard Curtas Dennls Burnhouse Edward Rufener Charles Murray Gary Davudson Joe Green Wnlbert Pease Gene Swrhart Robert Feutz Of 1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS if FRONT ROW Vnce Presldent Bull Levengood Presldent Edna Bay BACK ROW Hlstoruan Dxana Espenschled SecretaryTreasurer Melame Espenschled Assembly Representatlve Duane Knnsey FRONT ROW Mrs Cattabuanz, Mass Spear, Mass Welker BACK ROW Mr James, Mr Conwell, Mr Kenny, Mr Beyer, Mr Proper .45 :T 1 ' 5, t '44 ' .A l S S , , Q ' R H ' .I 1 1 5 W 4 'C , . A V Q . H K ff ' '-x ' 2? . : . . I . 5 . I I .l i . I. ' l l ' I l FRESHMEN 85 s., -1-7 as -9 -4 Homeroom 1 3 FRONT ROW Nancy Bassletti Judy Petrullo Alice Espenschied Jean Klein Linda Calendine Carol Herman Shirley Downing SECOND ROW Miss Welker Pearline York Ruth Page Mary Buss Doris Sommers Audrey Kelker Diane Smith Jane Newland Carolyn Lenhart LAST ROW Judy Fowler Joann Burdette Barbara Brannen Betty Nelson Barbara Pringle Carol Mizer Nancy Maddox Karen Davidson Linda Brannen 1? X1 ' I 1 06 L- T L-..-., Homeroom 101 FRONT ROW: Ella Lahmers, Tim Welsch, Linda Trotter, Shirley Kinser, Barbara Groh, Richard Jarvis Mizer, SECOND ROW: Mr. Beyer, Bill Levengood, Jack Wilson, Sam Huff, Doris Watson, Sharon Totten, Edna Bay, Brenda Bovara, Joel Weinhardt. LAST ROW: Jake Hammond, Linda Rose, Tom Vasbinder, Dave Yackey, Bill Beitner, Jim Lanzer. 'V l , ' i 'tr FRESHMEN QP 1 , 0 Q pdl' ,Y QP' 'll' i Homeroom 125 FRONT ROW Richard Polrllu Rober! Barnett Garland Walllck Harry Schupbach Jum Von Allmen Earl Walter Tom Maurer LAST ROW Mr Conwell Guy Zengler Jerry Obermlller John Muller Carl Barker Sam Harshne Don Lab Roy Summers Sf xx Homeroom 126 FRONT ROW Wayne DeVaull Jerry Domer Allen Hamlllon Don Moughan Duane Brown Bull Clalterbuck Lloyd Crowell LAST ROW Mr James Ronnue Kumble David Jones David Nngro Davld Archer Carl Rufener Jlm Hupp Albert Lorenz Mrke Becker Bryce Dreher 51 - -1 F ev 'J lx,-3 1 ,y an . Q A T' 13 cv . Q - . ' V , -' . T ' ' xl . ., A r A I Q , , . m C ff ' l w V . ' f T 1 ' I rl 4 T, I I ' A , , 'T' ' ,Q .. , .- 4 - , 4. Y l V V - V? ,L , ,I f f Y : ' ' ', , ' . , ' , : ' I . I . I . I I Q I I - 4- 'W 'C N Q Q Af' L. 1 qw A f ' .L N-f As - , S 'K N f 4 if I x K 0 or V .. 1 X - - U .ll ' -i' A . ll A D A -11.1 Nd , e X X L L 'Q '- ' 1 ' L , A ' , 4 . , l N , , . A , -- will I : 1 I ' I I 1 . I 1 - . ' ' , ' , ' ' , ' , , ' , , . - FRESHMEN - f- w . - . . f .1 .1 ' ' ' ' -' of AO -9- U . '-80 ...I -IQ l I LL J 44 ai x-L0.L.x 'xv Homeroom 205 FRONT ROW Martha Fnnley Evelyn Sharp Judy Gordon Sandra Brown Nancy Hmerman Davnd Muzer Mac Carnahan SECOND ROW Moss Spear Rnchard Hess Barbara Held Sleve Edwards Karen Wagner Chrustme Zechnel Duana Kmser Linda Gasser Deanna Updegroff Earlene York Lmda Howell LAST ROW Davnd Bennell Bull Bodme Bruce Taylor Harold Snckels Bull Short Rnchard Young Dan Swegheumer Craug Flscher Jerry Flnley Jum Wulcoxon Gary Cercone Q wr 'itlll Homeroom 216 FRONT ROW Sharon Prosser Janel Shlgenbauer Shxrley Spencer Kay Vnerheller Lorne Blackson Sandra Robb Judy Blnckensderfer SECOND ROW Mr Kenny Karen Benson Donna Lengler Betty Pelrullo Barbara Sallz Emnly Clemens Jerry Rufener Donna Callenhne Marlene Bmkofer lAST ROW Judy Reynolds Pal Welsh Dave Thomas Calvin Woods Michael Mausl Wllluam Sewell Naomu Mason FRESHMEN ?9vr'r, tif, -A an N - sf Q xa if 4 'll KA Homeroom 217 FRONT ROW Lmda Marburger Grace Bowers Lmda Froellch Susan Douds Melanue Espenschned Margaret Earley Blva Hemtz SECOND ROW Mr Proper Jnm Dunn Ruth Grams Clmt Brown Kay Walker Carolyn Hanson Davnd Eberle Betsy Gibbs Julle Decker LAST ROW Jack Walter Carol Moore Drana Espenschled Jan Duck Eddy Oluver Damel Helvongt Gary Craug Davud Davus Marulyn Dusenberry on 35' -J as xi. Q4 C ,G 39 B Homeroom 312 FRONT ROW Dale Shonk Nancy Hershberger Dagna Carruthers Mary Lou Jentes Sandra Steutz Jean Massle Duane Kmsey SECOND ROW Mrs Cattabnam Heather Robmson Kay Warner Carol Jones Douglas Spence Robert Trachsel Duck Marshall Dan Males Karen Weber Karen Judy THIRD ROW Bull Moore Terry Jones Donald Smuth John Morton Katherme Ream Rebecca Lukens Carolyn Steffe Jacquelrn Kennedy Esther Hadorn Susan Steely LAST ROW Lmda Humphrees Jam Wnlloughby John Jenkms Eugene Kaul Ronald Prmgle Jeff Morrrs Jam Kastor Joyce Valentnne -4 EIGHTH YEAR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRONT ROW Secretary Treasurer Suzanne Pcrrnsh President Lynn Dupuy BACK ROW Vsce President Robert Scherer Hxstorlcn JoAnn Brechbevl Assembly Representative James Mcllvalne ff-w 'L FRONT ROW: Mrs Moms Mrs Krause BACK ROW Mrs Blair Mr Wrlght Mrs ' 5 Bear 254.5 I I if ave EA 4 , . ', . . sh 'IT .S 43 if 1.-'-, '. ri .4 ' ,Q 'Zur ' ig ' N 'fi s A 4 3.2, T 454, Aw... - - v..f I . EIGHTH YEAR DD .1 .D pa IJ M58 :gn L -C fi' 1 MA Homeroom 316 FRONT ROW Bob Rausch Nnck Buehler Bruce Ruffle Jlm Rau Tom Schupbach Jam Mcllvalne John Weunhardt SECOND ROW Mrs Morns Tom Bear Jack Cooley Paul Lee Pete Carlson Dave Tracht Ray Clabe Pat Fnschbach Glen Gerber THIRD ROW Bonme Burson Marne Muller Helene Hamulton John Krause Glen Smutz Bull Huffman JoAnn Brechbuel Susan Groh Judy Wendlnng LAST ROW Don Foutz Steve Weber Jam McDonald Kenny Hupruch Lynn Dupuy Bruce Allenbaugh Bruce Van Fossen EE....e-... 9 uvlhplv ,D gg -1-1 N..Z Y 1 Q as, Tl Q if 1 s 7 - H Homeroom 321 FRONT ROW John Baumgardner Loretta Keller Judy Hugglns Bob Wllcoxon Lanny Rosenberry Larry Rothacher Dennis Gordon SECOND ROW Mrs Blanr Duck Case Dale Peacock Gwen Marks Tyra Snmmons Bull Jennmgs Robert Murray Jam Blackwell Carol Dannels Sally Murray LAST ROW John Maurer Marne Wagner Ronnue Stalder Nancy Ernest Eugene Robnnson Jay Watson Sue Brescher Ruth Johnson Barbara Cooper Sue Gerber Dave Krebs 38 9- .45 55 - J V C ' if. -Q 4 r. I. Q' 'Q 1. , - ' P - 3 ' ' '? ' ' ' - it ' - --1 - - 3 ' fl - ' s ' . 1, 0 ' X X I 'V 5 ! 3 ,II 4- .-- . AV 5, ' ' 1 gi., c J lil' A 1-'ill j 4. I 2 A 4 , c Z I, 3 J V 'Al 0 It 4 -43 ., ' X - f 4 4 V, ' r C . 5 r 1.3 ' f A I 4. -1-.-' X K 4 :Q - X 'L - u lg nr . 1 ln T 2. V J 'A' JT .iid v. ' L - 4, . , CQ 4, , ,,, 1- A , ' L I all K' , rl.. , 1, K T 'fy f T, - 'f uv . 0 A ,J A ' AQ IQ' A I. ' ' -Q J. X f ' . l K y an - Q w ' 1 '5 , .Y , 2 9 U ' ' AB 6 - l 1 'Z r if L If l A ' fk V, 3 J L, A ' , . h ' 3' I ' I A I . I ' ' I I , I EIGHTH YEAR 1 46 OD xr oe-' D 14,31 S- yn! Homeroom 322 FRONT ROW Bud Haller Roger Edwards Kathy Gibbs Robin Swinderman Harrison Miller Tom Weber Pamela Stlnemetz SECOND ROW Mrs Krause Sherry Beaber Jean Gephart Doris Casebeer Sandy Ayers Sandra Hostetler Sue Singleton Bill Davis Wade Todd THIRD ROW Jim Munras Gary Mathews Steve Smith Jean Hayes Karen Page Sandra Freetage Kay Hyer Dave Beery Dave Seibert Virginia McMurray LAST ROW June Reuger Donald Davidson Kenneth Klein Dave Lawrence Marcy Delbert 49 Cl I! ' rd, N '-sa. 19 n- 4 .-.---ai Homeroom 323 FRONT ROW: Jim Meese, Sally Myers, June Newton, Bob Bair, Bill Angus, John Espenschied, Tom Paddock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bear, Bob Ankney, Paul Regula, Nancy Sackett, Sally Mason, Sally Paisley, Bob Becker, Murna Menges, Karen Harmon. THIRD ROW: Cathy York, Carol Baker, Sandra Smith, Jonathan Mason, Judy Harper, Carol Mueller, Nadine Potts, Phyllis Hughes, Collier Dill. LAST ROW: Peggy Maxwell, Marlene Davidson, Bob Waldick, Dan Nigro, Bud Judkins, Pat Youngen, Jerry Bryon. Q . fm as EIGHTH YEAR JS F 4 l Q9 Q25 v Y pf- S K I Homeroom 324 FRONT ROW Dolby Bennett Carol Barn Barbara Fnshel Ed Luthy Larry Feuger Judy Jenmngs Judy Contnnr SECOND ROW Mr Wrught Pat Wrnkler Sally Marburger Anne Schroeder Anita Blalr Carol Hough Nancy Tyree Marcua Domer Tom Hupp THIRD ROW Howard Schlemmer Blake Flscher Norma Baumgartner Charlotte Hammond Pattn Maddox Carol Ammrller Karen Dallas Sandra Wendlung Trudy Wmzer LAST ROW Bob Scherer Gnsela Haffelder Terry Swartzwelder Lynn Korns Judy Jenkrns Susan Parrlsh i Seventh and erghth graders enloy dancing Because the fare regulatnons permlt only a lsmlted number of students to be In the gymnasuum at one tame, the attendance at the after game dances has been resrrcted to members of grades mne through twelve Students In grades seven and enght now have frequent dances of their own These dances are sponsored by the newly formed Jumor Student Councnl SEVENTH YEAR CLASS OFFICERS STANDING Presndent John Terokedns Vnce Presrdent Jay Furbuy Secretary Bobby Ley SEVENTH YEAR ADVISORS K fv- LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Fcgley Mr Monn Mr Ellwood M Wells . 1 ,N ,J '- J L - W a , T' ' f ' .- . ,, I V94 , , A . 1 x I QA V if 1 I I '- 9 I 1 'I K . I . , SEATED: Treasurer, Dana lembright. Q -. 2 ,. 1 , I hx J I' . 'A .x ' J ' ' 9 ' f Q , , . , . , r. 4 SEVENTH YEAR pa 00 .4 QC 49 Homeroom 213 FRONT ROW Vlvnan Helntz Henry Nrcsmger Larry Brown Mrldred Potts Lavern Dotts Tom Crowell Bull Pease SECOND ROW Mr Monn Ed Short Harold Gopp Tummy Sewell Kenny Dncknnson Kay Brannen Karen Snckels Jerry Kaul Ray Mason THIRD ROW Frank Sullivan Lunda Slmmons Naomr Baab Margaret Buehler Orpah Lowery Barbara Weller Gene Warner Bob Angus Duane Angel LAST ROW Wnllram Schnever Bob Brentenstenn John Basnlettl Ronald Hardmg r tsl' I OC Q 'Q YL alll-U. Nb Homeroom 214 FRONT ROW Cecrl Davns Robert Lawrence Patty Thorpe Tummy Maurer John Pyle Jeanne Sanders Steve Hamm SECOND ROW Mr Wells Patty Slndlunger Marlene Young Janlce Cox Pamela Mooney Bonme Gordon Davld Camp Cottrell Moore Ruckey Carnahan Gwen Stnlgenbaurer LAST ROW Davrd Gubbs Gary Herman Terry McCue Eddy Chruscnel James Hershberger James Haas Wrllram Swegheumer Gary Anderson John Ulruch Walter Duvall wi Q1 -...a -I a -. L , , , is ,, , , Kp, as .,,. -' -. 1'-I.. 1, ' A . ' V, 5 1 - EQ. ' 1 17 Q Q, , Q 4' Q 5' A f , A f 'Q Q , l A l ' J I . ., I 3 0 V 44 ,, 4 44' 'f f I I ' ' D- M A-.i1'i,..jz' Ax , -.ii.t1'.'t- ,. fr : .. . I . . I I . I I I I - I I I l I . . I I . I .I . I . 1 . E I . I I I V , , - I .. . I . .I , .I . ' l r ' A ' 1? ls , ,VI .1 ' A I A ., V f' X., U y I x l L' 3. tl 4 at 4 2 s U Q f, 9 A . j , C 3 1 . lx V .. 1 I I 1 - fl Rf .1 l A v 4 , V T : I pt- pr Y 513 ,vi E .4 - A -I , Nl A nf: X R7 Nfx' : . .I I I . I I . I 2 - I U A I I l I , . 1 : . l I r I . I I I SEVENTH YEAR vga' ol T r L A Q 1 YE 3 Homeroom 232 FRONT ROW James Trotter Wrllram Rrel Steve Zuckerman Robert Redrnger Vnckr Roehm Martha Grbbs Arlene Luthy SECOND ROW Mr Ellwood Shnrley Schwarm Susan Pennrngton Dnana Wergand Tom Kappeler John Terakedns Tweed Vorhees Don Bentzel Jeffrey Potschner THIRD ROW Sandra Muller Jull Graves Susan Long Lrnda Baker Mary Kay Francis Robert Ley Dana Lembrrght Manlyn Schruever Karen Aebersold Judy Ream LAST ROW Ruth Von Bergen Janet Black Terry Muller Elrzabeth Maurer Margaret Spevak Marianne Gerber Gary Ranlun Wrllram Vrglas 1.14 '7 T' ,Q-o lfd Homeroom 233 FRONT ROW Bull Courtrrght Tom Harmon Jam Cox Patty Yarman Donna Crumlnsh Kathy Andreas Cherne Wendlrng SECOND ROW Mr Fagley Conme Carbary Wllluam Capazella Tum Hrsruch Suzanne Jentes Ann Strunger Karen Lukens Charlene Moore Karen Abel THIRD ROW Janet Znmmerman Jane Kastor Becky Truman Carol Dusenberry Shnrley Sloan John Feutz James Sweutzer Jay Furbay Gary Kennedy LAST ROW Marlene Roe Mae Luttle Sandra Contmu Janne Knauss Jean Capper Grnny Bell Why Z Social and mental development are equally essen- tial for every teen-ager. Clubs provide students the opportunity to develop leadership ability by serving as active members, committee chairmen, or officers. Meetings, induction ceremonies, service projects, ex- cursions, parties, and banquets comprise the agenda of many clubs. The service organizations of Dover High School give time and effort for both the school and the community. Wu Wm I --nu-gy' mn SWIRL STAFF FRONT ROW Martha Grams Belly Jean Krause Dee Decker Rose Karen Graves Joyce Phnlabaum Alex Syler Rufener Carol Karlmg Judy Vasblnder Holly Holzwarth LAST ROW Dlanne Gopp Judy Booth Gem McGnnnns Bonnue SECOND ROW Penny Pastor Sus Maltern Marla Kay Espenschued Bedluon Deanna Canlum Jean Ream Rachel Lebold Mary Lekorenos Palsy Dummermulh Homer Spence Marvun Sackelt Ruth Fraulschy Bonme McGovern Wuth a deflmte goal In msnd this staff has spent many hours trynng to portray the school llfe of 1957 1958 We hope It wall be CI permanent remlnder to each student of hus days In Dover Hugh SWIRL STAFF X4 ef 56' Jar! x 2 - FRONT ROW Gem McGmms, Betty Jean Krause, Dee Decker, Judy LAST ROW Martha Grams, Palsy Dummermulh, Sus Maltern, Rose Vasblnder, Hally Halzwarlh, Banme McGovern Rufener, Carol Karlmg A number of the sensor members of the Swfrl staff are workmg on the preparatuon of the T958 Swirl Wuthout the help of the advnsors, Harry Wnlknnson, who deslgned the artwork, and the lunlor assnstants, the goal could never have been achieved Y V , ' 1 . . , . 4 A f ', 4 Hx ' z .I I Q J A 7 ' J I, SZ f 7 ' f ' Srl 1 ' 1 4-L 1 ' , 'v 1 . . x ' V A l 1 A I ' I W 1 P ,Ml - . M W I r y , , I, S T ,N V ., 7 ' 1 QQ' l -7 X, -' 0 f' ' t - X ' 4 , 14.-1 i SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW Heather Robinson Patty Abrecht Mary Buss Dick Raeder Bonnie McGovern Holly Holzworth Jarvis Julie Foraker Linda Fox Karen Strrckmaker LAST ROW Roland Wunzer Steve Edwards Betty Jean Krause Mike SECOND ROW Barbara Hanenkrat Sally Burson Marla Kay Becker Steve Brown Jim Crowl Luther Froeluch Diane Espenschied Maurer Carol McMullen Peggy Callentine Betty Petrullo Jessica Dee Decker John Adams Comprnsed of members representing homerooms of the upper four grades, the Senior Student Council serves as the voice of the student body Two assemblies the inter class games, the Dover Phila Bonfire, Homecoming and the Talent Show are prolects sponsored by the council Mr McCrory and Mr Blair are advisors Betty Jean Krause is President JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL FLRST ROW: Anne Kay Stringer, Harrison Miller, Jean Sanders. bright, Gary Herman, Bob Scherer. SECOND ROW: Tom Harmon, John Baumgartner, Carol Daniels, LAST ROW: Steve Weber, Patricia Youngen, Phyllis Hughes, Jean Kay Brannen. Haynes, Pete Carlson. THIRD ROW: Sue Long, Patty Winkler, Trudy Winzer, Dana Lem- Organized during the l957-58 school year, the Junior Student Council represents the students in grades seven and eight. Mr. Schumacher and Mrs. Bear serve as advisors. CRIMSONIAN STAFF FRONT ROW Harry Wilkinson, Martha Zaugg, Linda Gordon, Bonnie Bedlion. SECOND ROW Don Huprich, Deanna Contini, Judy Vasbinder, Rose Rufener, Peggy Moser. THIRD ROW Larry Marburger, Ronnie Yackey, Chris Higgins, Esther Bennett, Judy Contini, Dianne Gopp Bob Schilling, Pete Groh. CRIMSONIAN STAFF 1PAGE EDITORS These four students play an extra role in producing each issue of the Crimsonian, Linda Gordon capably fulfills her duty as editor-in-chief. Chris Higgins is the second page editor, Martha Zaugg edits the third page, and Judy Vasbinder is the editor of the fourth page. SCHOOL NEWS STAFF SITTING: Judith Contini, Carol Googash. STANDING: Esther Bennett, larry Marburger, Judy Vasbinder, Linda Gordon. Covering news, writing articles, and making dead- lines are all familiar terms to members of the Journalism class who publish the school newspaper, the Crimsonian. Every phase of school life is portrayed in the twenty bi- weekly issues. Linda Gordon is the editor and Miss Eber- wine serves as advisor. 144 LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha ZUUQQ, Judy Vasbinder, Linda Gordon, Chris Working in co-operation with the Crimsonian staff, reporters for the School News collect, compile, and report on the activities of the student body of Dover High School. Each Saturday, a page in The Daily Reporter contains these articles. or I ...V I 6 ' I Y , 3 U P' 't L gn-f 'if iN SENIOR Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: June Berndt, Phyllis Angel, Donna Walters, Kathy Kail, Judy Beyer, Holly Figg, linda Springer. SECOND ROW: Carol McMillen, Peggy Callentine, Nancy Moore, Bea Jennings, Bonnie Bedlion, Judy Albaugh, Judy Osburn, Charlotte Deuvall. THIRD ROW: Betty Jean Krause, Rosemary McGonigal, Ruth,Ann JUNIOR FIRST ROW: Ruth Riley, Diane Kinsey, Linda Trotter, Shirley Kinser, Julie Foraker, Marsha Woodard, Shirley Spencer. SECOND ROW: Dagna Carruthers, Janet Stilgenbaurer, Marlene Bitikofer, Jane Newland, Carolyn Weber, Judie Gordon, Judy Meese, Doris Summers, Karen Brown, Judy Fowler, Carol Jones. THIRD ROW: Martha Finley, Margaret Earley, Sandra Franz, Bonnie Piper, Sharon Morris, Lynne Uppslrom, Donna Harper, Littlefield, Marla Kay Espenschied, Linda Gordon, Martha Zaugg, Patti Anderson, Linda McGonigal, Judy Kohl. LAST ROW: Alex Syler, Pot Dummermulh, Pal Douds, Karen Graves, Sis Matlern, Darleen Swinderman, Carol Dick, Sandra Anderson, Deanna Contini. Y-TEENS Pat Jones, Belly Low, Grace Bowers, Marilyn Dusenberry, Jean Massie. LAST ROW: Heather Robinson, Sandra Steitz, Joan Hanenkrat, Janice Nicsinger, Irene Rufener, Carole Edwards, Carol Moore, Joyce Valentine, Linda Humphries, Karen Wagner, Rita Ran- dolph, Carolyn Hinson, Judi Vogelsang, Christine Zechiel. g- Y' . l 4 1. SENIOR FIRST ROW: Rosalie Young, Karen Slrickmaker, Rulh Ann Jones, Mary Bair, Paulelle Marks, Jean Ream, Mary Lou Bollz. SECOND ROW: Judy Conlini, Rose Ann Rufener, Bonnie Mc- Govern, Peggy Moser, Carol Karling, Linda Gray, Sue Hillbrand, Cinda Becker. THIRD ROW: Judy Sweilzer, Sally Hillbrand, Judy Boolh, Mildred JUNIOR FIRST ROW: Linda Hawell, Diana Kinser, Julie Decker, Emily Clemens, Margaret Feulz, Jessie Mann, Linda Calendine. SECOND ROW: Donna Callenline, Edna Bay, Sue Espenschied, Carolyn Sleffe, Melanie Espenschied, Sue Masl, Peggy Knapp, Virginia Wyman, Linda Froelich, Mary Lou Jenles. THIRD ROW: Karen Judy, Lois Barr, Brenda Bovara, Barbara Ballard, Sharon Prosser, Linda Marburger, Kaaren Gordon, Carol Y-TEENS Baker, Mariorie Hepner, Lucy Pelrullo, Joyce Philabaum, Cheryl Geiser, Palli Pearson. ' LAST ROW: Barbara Maughan, Linda Welsch, Beverly Needs, Carol Manley, Chiquila Hamillon, Palli Schaar, Marla Kay Maurer, Rachel Lebold, Sally Furbay, Belly Ray. Y-TEENS Schneider, Belsy Gibbs, Karen Lukens, Linda Mears, Susan Douds. LAST ROW: Jacquelyn Kennedy, Carol Huff, Linda Brannen, Beverly Johnson, Palsy Vorhees, Joyce Hinson, Barbara Maxwell, Beverly Pallon, Donna Weber, Linda Campbell, Elizabelh Schaar, Jessica Raeder, Kalhy Ream, Linda Callabiani. Dt' HQ I J ,L .4 JUNIOR AND SENIOR Y-TEEN OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Virginia Wyman, Sue Mast, Linda Cattabiani, Donna Weber. SECOND ROW: Rosemary McGonigaI, Martha Grams, Joyce Philabaum, Karen Graves. THIRD ROW: Patsy Vorhees, Ruth Grams, Lynne Uppstrom, Judy Meese. LAST ROW: Marla Kay Espenschied, Karen Strickmaker, Barbara Hanenkrat, Carol Karling, Bonnie McGovern. As members of the Y.W.C.A., the Y-Teen clubs strive to build personal and social character and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. This year the Y-Teens presented the Christmas Assembly, distributed Christmas baskets to the needy, conducted weekly worship services over the public address system, partici- pated in the Y.W.C.A. United Nations Trip, and sponsored the spring dance, Sweetheart Swing. To demonstrate high standards of Christian character at all times is the purpose of the Hi-Y clubs. Meeting twice a month, Hi-Y members conduct many proiects. These include: sponsoring Mom's and Dad's Night, giving baskets to the needy, and selling score cards at the basketball games. JUNIOR AND SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS SEATED: Homer Spence, Chuck Von Bergen, Jim Crowl, Larry Gordon, Keith McFarland. STANDING: Pete Carlson, Bob Scherer, Lynn Korns, Tom Schupbach. 68 JUNIOR Y-TEEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,,,,,:,,:...,s.. VICE PRESIDENT ,,:., ,,,.., SECRETARY, .,,:,.,,, , . TREASURER .......,....,,,,, MUSIC CHAIRMAN ..,....:.... Sue Mast mm,-Linda Cattabiani Virginia Wyman ., Donna Weber .,,.Patsy Vorhees PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN ,,,.:,..,...., Ruth Grams WORSHIP CHAIRMAN ,,.,..,, Lynne Uppstrom SERVICE CHAIRMAN, ,,.H,,,,,,,:,Judy Meese SENIOR Y-TEEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,.,,,,....,,,,,,,....... Martha Grams VICE PRESIDENT ..,..,,.,,,..,., Joyce Philabaum SECRETARY .....,.:....,,.. Rosemary McGonigaI TREASURER ,.,...,..:,....,...,.,.... Karen Graves MUSIC CHAIRMAN ..,,............,.......,,...... .....,e..,,..,,..,....,...Marla Kay Espenschied PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN A... Karen Strickmaker WORSHIP CHAIRMAN ........,. Carol Karling SERVICE CHAIRMAN ,..,.... Bonnie McGovern PIANIST ...,,:,...,,......,... Barbara Hanenkrat JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT ..,...., SECRETARY .,,:.,...: TREASURER .,,,.,, .. Pete Carlson PRESIDENT .,....,.:,,.....,e.....,.. ,.....,Robert Scherer Lynn Korns Tom Schupbach SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS PRESIDENT. .:,,,,,,,,,,,, , Jim Crowl VICE PRESIDENT .,,.....,,,,......,, Larry Gordon SECRETARY ,,,,, ,,...... Charles Von Bergen TREASURER, ,,:..,,. Homer Spence CHAPLAIN , Keith McFarland F9 v- l -. J' ,4 AUDIO AIDS KNEELING: John Edwards, Dave Hyer. STANDING: Jerry Bigler, Tom Herman, Leland Kneppelt, Homer Spence, Luther Froelich, John Abel. Every morning at 8:30, a group of energetic young men adjust the microphone, set the controls, and turn on the power. Operating our public address system for morning announcements is iust one of the many services the Audio Aids render to the school. They provide the music for after-game dances, and the broadcasting equip- ment for basketball and football games and school assemblies. VISUAL AIDS FRONT ROW: Mack Carnahan, Richard Luthy, Dan Miles, Joe Anderson, Don Huprich, John Contini, Keith McFarland, Jeff Sutek, Grant Lowery, William Sewell. Secrest. SECOND ROW: Mike Becker, Charlie Karling, Ed Diefenbaugh, LAST ROW: Jim Robb, Marvin Sackett, Dave Wise, Dick Mason, Tom Elgin, Fred Schupbach, Richard Polilli. George Wilson, Bill Feiger, Jim Fox, Bill Short, .lim White, THIRD ROW: Steve Edwards, Mike Wasylik, Ronnie Judy, Tom Craig Fischer. By giving up part of their study-hall time, members of the Visual Aids assist the teachers by showing films which have been scheduled for classes. To provide enter- tainment during the noon hour for the students and to raise money, this club also sponsors the noon movies. Mr. Cattabiani serves as advisor to both the Visual and Audio Aids. 17 Wh' FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Patti Anderson, Ruth Ann Jones, Patsy Shank, Marsha Woodard, Judie Stringer, Nancy Roberts, Penny Springer. SECOND ROW: Paulette Marks, Deanna Contini, Bea Jennings, Lynn Vernizzi, Betty Ray, Beverly Johnson, Lois Barr, Karen Brown, Jessica Raeder, Judi Vogelsang. THIRD ROW: Marla Kay Maurer, Rachel Lebold, Mary Lekorenos, Sally Hiltbrand, Emily Clemens, Sue Hiltbrand, Mary Lou Boltz, Sally Furbay, Dianne Gopp, Martha Zaugg, Rose Rufener, Judy Contini. LAST ROW: Marjorie Hepner, Candace Marsh, Lynne Uppstrom, Pe Callentine Nancy Moore Sarah Green Sandra Anderson QQY I - 1 1 , Beverly Patton, Beverly Needs, Marla Kay Espenschied, Cheryl Geiser, Linda Welsch, Linda Campbell, Joyce Philabaum. A club for prospective nurses, the Future Nurses of America provides programs which inform and interest the members about' the nursing profession. This year the club visited a Cleveland Hospital for their annual trip. Advisor for the group is Miss Durborow. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Grace Bowers, Phyllis Angel, Judy Beyer, Rosalie Young, Virginia Wyman, Diane Kinsey, Linda Springer. SECOND ROW: Holly Figg, Bonnie Bedlion, Judy Meese, Martha Finley, Edna Bay, Donna Walters, Brenda Bovara, Margaret Earley, Barbara Ballard, THIRD ROW: Betty Low, Carol Karling, Carol McMillen, Judy Albaugh, Judy Osburn, Charlotte Deuvall, Judy Kohl, Betsy Gibbs, Patty Williamson, Judy Gordon, Julie Decker. LAST ROW: Patsy Vorhees, Kaaron Gordon, Naomi Mason, Becky Lukens, Donna Weber, Linda Humphries, Karen Graves, Judy Vasbinder, Diana Espenschied, Karen Wagner, Patsy Dummermuth, Kathryn Weaver, Carole Edwards, Linda Cotta- biani. Helping and encouraging students who are interested in teaching as a career are the main goals of the Future Teachers of America Club. This organization meets once a month and sponsors many worthwhile projects. Miss Futhey is advisor. FRONT: Jeff Holzwarth, Steve Brown. BACK: Larry Gordon, Dave Stoller, Jim Crowl, Jim Zechiel, Jake Hammond. STAGE CREW Dim the lights, pull the curtain. Members of the stage crew handle the lighting, stage settings and all other backstage iobs. Without the help ofthe stage crew, many school and community activities would be impossible. STAGE CREW OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Gordon, Bill Kennedy, Jim Crowl. ev.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Schupbach, Leland Kneppelt, Dick Meese, Dick Mason. 72 FLAG CUSTODIANS In the early morning of every school day these boys are seen raising Old Glory to its proper place over the campus of Dover High. There it waves until the last hour of each school day. MORNING ANNOUNCERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Gretchen Maurer, Pat Dummefmuth, Holly Holzwarth, Martha Grams, lynn Vernizzi, Jean Ream. Good Morning, Students. Thus starts the school day. This group serves the student body each morning by presenting the activities and meetings for each day over the public address system. LIBRARIANS Offering their services in many ways, the student librarians' main duties consist of checking books, collecting and delivering permits, preparing books for circulation and straightening shelves. SEATED: Margaret Feutz, Sally Furbay, Evaiean Hurless, Pat Jones, Elizabeth Schaar. STANDING: Bonnie lengler, Betty Vorhees, Betty Hartman, Judy Keumerle, Glenna Gopp, Ruth Frautschy, Holly Figg, Carol Reiger, Alex Syler, Linda Springer. ATTENDANCE OFFICE HELP LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Hiltbrand, Judy Denzer, Linda Humphries, Chiquita Hamilton, Mrs. Walters, Barbara Anderson, Beverly Needs, Mr. Schumacher, Karen Strickmaker. These girls, giving up one study hall a day, collect attendance slips, compile lists of absentees, and do general office work. Their service is very valuable to the teachers as well as the students. ATTENDANCE OFFICE HELP SEATED: Shirley Holcomb, Bonnie Piper, Patti Schaar. STANDING: Ella Lahmers, Judy Aul, Merrilou Boltz, Peggy Knapp, Carolyn Weber, Mrs. Beasley, Miss Durborow. sl qs 5 ill GENERAL OFFICE HELP SEATED: Cynthia Blickensderfer, Judy Blickensderfer. STANDING: Rachael Lebold, Carol McMillen, Bonnie McGovern, Nancy Hinerman, Sally Furbay, Peggy Moser, Kathryn Weaver. These students assist in the main office by running errands, typing, mimeographing, and performing other numerous iobs during their free periods. CAFETERIA CLUB STANDING: David Eberle, Mrs, Swinderman, Mrs. Horn, Carol Paddock, Joel Weinhardt. SEATED: Emily Clemens, Sandra Wendling. This small group accomplishes an impressive amount of work every day. These students work in the cafeteria to aid the dietitians in preparing and serving the noon meal for many students and faculty members of Dover High School. MQW mf ai is so .I . 5 , ii - t l ' . T is 'C I. v 5 V If SAFETY PATROL FIRST ROW: Tim Sewell, Robert Lawrence, Dennis Gordon, Dickerson, Gary Herman, Duane Angel. Tweed Vorhees, John Pyle. LAST ROW: Donny Lab,'Don Clowson, Joe Green, Robert Gordon, SECOND ROW: Gartrell Moore, Bill Sewell, John Ulrich, Kenny Bruce Allenbaugh, Dave Krebs. The boys in this group are entrusted with safeguarding the lives of the students of Dover High School. ln all kinds of weather they perform their duty at dismissal time each school day. TALENT BUREAU FIRST ROW: Nancy Moore, Jean Ream, Patsy Vorhees, Lynne THIRD ROW: Jean Massie, Linda McGonigaI, Linda Humphries Uppstrom, Holly Holzwarth, Barbara Ballard, Linda Fox. Rita Randolph, Phil McKee, Bob Jennings, Barbara Honenkrat SECOND ROW: Carol Karling, Chris Zechiel, Betsy Gibbs, Becky Heather Robinson, Patti McGinnis, Charlotte Deuvall. Lukens, Lynn Vernizzi, Judy Gordon, Melanie Espenschied, LAST ROW: Jim Render, Bill Andreas, Dave Lentz, Dan Nixon Carolyn Gopp, Judy Booth. Fred Herman, Jim Zimmerman, Dean Frank. Singers, dancers, readers, and other gifted high-school students ioin forces to farm the Talent Bureau. They present one assembly a year, in addition to providing music and special productions for various community and church groups. THESPIANS FIRST ROW: Marla Kay Maurer, Joyce Philabaum, Bonnie Bed- Kaaren Gordon, Jean Ream. lion, Judy Booth, Mary Lekorenos, Judy Vogelsang, Linda Fox. LAST ROW: Louise Luthy, Dee Decker, Larry Gordon, Beverly SECOND ROW: Holly Figg, Carol McMiIIen, Peggy Callentine, Patton, Bill Kennedy, Dick Mason, Jim Zimmerman, John Able, Holly Holzwarth, Peggy Moser, Beverly Needs, Lynne Uppstrom, Sandra Anderson, Alex Syler. To promote interest in dramatics and to develop student talent by presenting stage productions, the Thespians this year gave two three-act plays, House on the Cliff and Love ls Eternal, and a chiIdren's play, The Snow Queen and the Gob- lin. Thespians also attended the Northeast Ohio Drama Clinic at Kent State Uni- versity and visited Pittsburgh for their annual excursion. JUNIOR RED CROSS SEATED: Judy Ream, Sandra Ayers, Sherryl Barnes. STANDING: Jim Sweitzer, Bob Scherer, Marcia Domer. In a special assembly the Junior Red Cross was organized under the guidance of Mrs. Morris. Three eighth graders and three seventh graders form the council. X, ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Holly Holzwarth, Jean Ream, Rose Rulener, Larry McGoniqal, Peggy Moser. Gordon, Betty Jean Krause, Carol McMiIIen, Holly Figg. LAST ROW: Emerson Beery, Gerald Barker, Jim Crowl, Bob SECOND ROW: Bonnie McGovern, Rachel Lebold, Barbara Schilling, Larry Van Alstyne, Luther Froelich. Hanenkrat, Carol Karling, Karen Graves, Dee Decker, Linda Are you a pessimist or an optimist? Are you an 'if-er' or a 'do-er'? These words were addressed to the student body by Dr. John Edwards, from Westminster College in Pennylvania, at the induction service of the National Honor Society on February IA. Membership in this national society is one of the highest honors a student may receive. Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service are the four requirements of membership. TWO-YEAR MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Gordon, Emerson Beery, Betty Jean Krause, Rose Rufener, Peggy Moser, Carol Karling, lorry Van Alstyne, Bob Schilling. Grouped around the Iectern are eight second-year National Honor Society mem' bers. These students, who were in charge of planning the assembly and inducting the new members, were elected during their iunior year. fl GO f l Q fxtrbu, The excitement of an athletic event is as thrilling to the team members as it is to the spectators. The loyalty and enthusiasm of a team's supporters provide the spark to stimulate the confidence and spirit of the players to do their very best Whether the final score is one of victory or defeat the lasting goals for which they strive are the qualities of good sportsmanship fair play and teamwork 'Wa ,A w K, lxyf' K Mildew AL 'FJ' QI? Dm' If ..... 1323: Z FOOTBALL Wooster Dover Dover ......... .... 0 Ddrer ---------------- 1 3 Chillicothe ........ 20 ridge Y it sw. ' A. 7-A 1 ,,,. lv JF 'fir fn x Y 'U ,f JY. ,, we gm A . ,v.., V 5 4 141 N J. ik- 5 ,Q -Y-if .A W V. , ,v ,s as , +1 ' ,,, ' ' Dover ............. Cuyahoga Falls Dover ............. Marietta ....... Dover ..........--- Canton South . Dover ............. Zanesville ..... Dover ........ New Phila- delphia ..... ,S . h4,.,- .. M ' W! WL pl ii! xx g 1 ,. 4 fr f 74 Ray Altier Emerson Berry Mike Frescki Senior Senior Senior 173 lbs. 125 lbs. 157 lbs. End Guard Fullback Surrounded! Larry Marburger Larry McKee Chuck Von Bergen Senior Senior Senior 180 lbs. 150 lbs. 160 lbs. Tackle Guard Cenier n f if ,.f, 1- - 1 x L- 'V 'L Z C' s ' X , 1 1 1 I .r rg X v fda l. 3 ' 0 , K 3 S 5- r 'I sv fr , I 17:- l ,- B0 3 17 Bob Winkler Roland Winzer Jeff Abrecht Senior Senior Junior 159 lbs. 145 lbs. 175 lbs. End Holfback Holfbock Don Fox Junior 137 lbs. Halfbock hav 'I Y via! b . A To 1 ' Allen Gosser Junior 160 lbs. Guard A M ' o 1 an ' il I? fa! f lf'7 ?f'f Ff- 'Wm 'bw ' r ' Ji. X, 7 4 Rap' lx X , , - . I 1 l Stanley Gibbs Sam Hollingsworth John Miller Junior Junior Junior 156 lbs. 151 lbs. 147 lbs. Guard Halfback Quarlerback JW' x Dave Stoller Genijzgllharl Junior 149lbL zoolbi End Tackle nm'l Z ll? 9 Marvin Sackeff Touchdown! Junior 150 lbs. Tackle .3 1 Lal 'lf-up ff-.. f -. I 5 U xg ,... va -.. 1 5 .4 ' -ve ,, v J Gary Davidson Fred Herman Dave McKay Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore 179 lbs. 159 lbs. 163 lbs. Tackle End Tackle l, Did Dover get if? AI Parker Jim Render Don Smith Sophomore Sophomore Freshman 172 lbs. 152 lbs. 155 lbs. Cenler Quarterback Fullback f'g NY' 1.- Y Q of'- lil VARSITY TEAM FOOTBALL l ome Games Uhrichsville , Dover W , ,, , Ashland , Dover ,, ,,,. , Coshocton, 'I' Dover , Cambridge A, ,, , Dover ,, Wooster . ,,,, A Dover ,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, Canton South r,,, Dover .,..,,...,,,,... New Philadelphia Dover ..,,.,,......... Steubenville ,,.,., Dover ,,,,.,,,.,,,, A 5 I' aw Ill Ill 'll Ill nn IEI I 3 I N1 5 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM E Pyn 'E 9 ll FIRST ROW Dave MacKay Wynn Lembrighl George Finley Fred Herman Tom Stein Al Parker LAST ROW Bob Rimer Tom Sweilzer Don Fox John Wendling Phil McKee Eugene Keller FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM i i 1 FlRST ROW: Lloyd Crowell Dick Marshall Cal Woods Jon Dick Jake Hammond Don Smith Danny Miles. LAST ROW: Jim Kastor Manager Richard Hess Jerry Finley Jeff Morris Tom Vasbinder Jim Willoughby, Jim Dunn Bill Levengood Coach Ellwood. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Steve Smuth Bull Davns Jerry Bryan Bull Ankney Lynn Lawrence Jlm Meese Steve Weber SECOND ROW Coach Kenney Rex Tracht John Krause Jack Cooley David Selbert Bull Sewell Manager Korns Terry Swartzwelder Dave James McDonald Ronme Stalder SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Steve Zuckerman Jnm Nncsnnger Ball Capazella Tum Sewell Robert Lawrence Jlm Trotter Cecll Davxs Tum Maurer John Terakedls SECOND ROW John Ulruch Cottrell Moore Jnm Sweutzer Jay Furbay John Feutz Tom Kappeler Walter Duvall ..- I x X l ,J r JI a l J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 TRACK .4- I 1 xii' FRONT ROW Gordon Gullmore Jerry Warner Chuck Von Bergen Ray Altler Jlm Mlzer Jam Heller Jlm Herzng SECOND ROW Sam Hollmgsworth Ronme Rothacher Charlxe Wnnters Tom Earley Homer Spence Merle Smith Allen Gasser Keith McFarland LAST ROW Merle Snow Jim Render Make Dense Bob Flnley Fred Herman Dave Held Marvln Sacketl Coach Kenney Take Your Marks! Dover Hugh School's Track Team placed fourth In the North Canton and the dlstrlct relays and second an the Dover relay, which was establlshed for the furst hme In 1957 Jnm Mlzer, Jnm Heller, Sam Hollingsworth, Tom Earley, and Ronme Rothacher were outstanding lnduvudual scorers ,lf H L, .f l l M f . ,f V I ' I lb ' - ' B Ll , A ,lbs ' F V TIN' y 1 ' , X I hw no lt T 1' I I X js. f BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS CLASS B VOLLEYBALL LEFT TO RIGHT Phll Brewer Jam Render Jlm Anlonellu Bull Andreas George Fmley .lum Zechnel ..-..f......... .a...,.?.. 41 CLASS A VOLLEYBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Fox Sam Hollings- worth Bob Jones Tom Slem John Muller Curhs Roy Allen Gasser H-'ee CLASS C VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW Steven Zuckerman Jam Trol ler John Terakedls LAST ROW .hm Swenxer John Feulz Jay Furbay BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS A CLASS A BASKETBALL CHAMPS FRONT ROW Larry Froeluch, Larry McKee, Jam Whnle, Ray Alher LAST ROW Bob Winkler, Larry Marburger, Jnm Wherley, Bull Kennedy CLASS A BASKETBALL RUNNER UPS FRONT ROW Bruce Abrechl Dan Buss Larry Sears LAST ROW Gerald Murphy Dale Wes! brook Vernon McDonald Eddle Maslella VU CLASS B BASKETBALL CHAMPS FRONT ROW Eddie Duefenbaugh Phul McKee Stafford Cull LAST ROW Dean Fronk Grant Hagloch Merle Snow Bob Feulz 97 GIRLS INTRAMURAL SPORTS F000 FRONT ROW Judy Booth Peggy Callentlne Kathy Karl Lxnda Springer SECOND ROW Gretchen Maurer Judy Albaugh Judy Marks Donna Walters Mary Barr BACK ROW Kut Weaver Marla Kay Espenschned Judy Swxnderman Jamce Menssner Carol Duck 7 ' CLASS Phyllis Angel Karen Strnckmaker Rosalle Young Osburn Sally Hultbrand Judy Sweutzer Paulette Denzer Karen Graves Judy Vasblnder Darleen These gurls play hard I A I W U r 1 'S ' - A I l x ' w ' ' :- -z . . - 7. Q - f'- I R. .- V . . K KJ Q ' q 4 A M' -J K -vi A g A ' I X. 5 ' ' T. r J J .a - 2 4 J X ' M , , ge? 4 W- 3 1 X W , li 4 Q? V . ' 1 f A Y ,A 4 4 Q A J I ' Q l A x ' A GIRLS INTRAMURAL SPORTS 7 YJ CLASS FRONT ROW Lunda Cattabnanl Carol Chne Dorothy Cllne Naoml Mason Joyce Hlnson Karen Brown Patsy Vorhees SECOND ROW Nancy Schrlever Lots Barr Betty Low Llnda Mears Judy Vogelsang Jesslca Raeder Lynn Vernlzzl Betty Hartman BACK ROW Penny Sprlnger Marsha Woodard Judy Kuemerle Patty Abrecht Glenna Gopp Mary Buss Vnrguma Wyman Judy Strmger Volleyball IS a great sport. l LL 4 X I I . t t C X , I f 3 1 ,1 J . 7 4 y , fa V V ' T I , 1 f . Q ' .A 1 ' , - B 3 J J .1 D 1 I 1 Q I . 1 1 : I I . I I l I I A I : . I I I I I I , . ., y 2 - ' f s lt LEADERS CLUB 000 G 00 C7 'V -42-9 'Z FIRST ROW Rosalne Young Holly Fngg Kathy Kaul Karen Struck maker Donna Walter Lmda Sprlnger SECOND ROW Nancy Moore Karen Graves Judy Vasblnder Rachael Church Betty Jean Krause Dee Decker Pat Dummermuth Carol McMullen THIRD ROW Holly Holzworth Pattl Anderson Alex Syler Mart: Zaugg Penny Pastor Judy Beyer Sandy Anderson Marla Kay GJD 'l Espenschled Judy Denzer Lmda Welsch Kathryn Weaver Judy Booth LAST ROW Sally Hlltbrand Path Wnlllamson Gretchen Maurer Peggy Callentlne Carol Karllng June Berndt Phyllus Angel Char lotte Deuvall Lmda Gray Judy Osburn Judy Albaugh Judy Swentzer Nancy Jones Martha Grams Members of Leaders Club partlclpate m a varlety of sports and related actlvltles Basketball, volleyball, bowlmg, swnmmlng, Ice skatmg and blcycllng were actnvntles the gurls enloyed this year YT su 1' FIRST ROW Betty Jean Krause Phyllns Angel Lmda Sprnnger Judy Osburn Judy Vasbunder LAST ROW Dee Decker Marla Kay Espenschned Mrs Rockenhouser Sally Hlltbrand Pctl: Wnlllcmson Officers of the Leaders Club and chanrmen of sports actnvntues are the members of the Sports Councul, which plans the actlvltles of the Leaders Club 4 .v - ' V f se sal 1 2: 1 ., - 1 .xy K . 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I I I 1 v 1 l , A l I . . , . . . . . . . . . , LEADERS CLASS FIRST ROW Carolyn Weber Virginia Wyman Marsha Woodard Margaret Feutz Judy Stringer Penny Springer SECOND ROW Pat Jones Carol Cline Lynne Uppstrom Kaaren Gordon Beverly Patton Barbara Maxwell Rita Randolph Donna Weber Carolyn Gopp THIRD ROW Dorothy Cline Joyce Hanson Patty McGinnis : Linda Mears Linda Cattabiam Lois Barr Jessica Raeder Judi Vogelsang LAST ROW Judy Kuemerle Sandra Frantz Belly Hartman Patty Vorhees Carol Schneider Patty Abrecht Barbara Ballard This year the Leaders Class sponsored a bake sale, participated In Intramurals and held a bowling party 35 QQ Ss, The officers of Leaders Club enjoyed a bike hike. They are Secretary, Linda Springer: President, Betty Jean Krause, Treasurer, Marla Kay Espenschiedg and Vice-President, Judy Vasbinder. 02 , 3 ll W I p CHEERLEADERS ' ur . A : h 7 X ' RESERVES LEFT TO RIGHT Sally Myers Heather Robinson Betsy Gibbs Carol Dannels Martha Gibbs Cheerleaders are selected each year by the students The reserve cheerleaders are members ofthe seventh eighth and nmth grades Paty Wnlllamson IS head cheer leader ofthe varslty group VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT Lmda Fox Judy Osburn Lmda Cattabnam Rose Rufener Patty Wnllnamsan Muslcal organizations achleve skull for their publlc appearances by hours of practice Concerts, church engagements, and marchung shows all requlre co operatuon from every member of the group For several years musical contests and festivals have stimulated these groups to strive for perfection The rewards of personal satlsfactlon and a performance well gnven are ample enough for everyone s efforts fix mic f- A , c .LGI 9 Q fgi ' ' wvffg N gfvggfx 56' J ,f,.5W5,f9f f- 3 5 S f-'Y fx sxfxiwb 4 1-pig, XT ,jg ,. . X f X a l zg N: ,Lax 4.-H my mr QQ. ..a....T.. CORNETS Judy Albaugh Phyllis Angel Dolby Bennet Anita Blair Judy Conlini Jeff Emig Larry Fieger Blake Fischer Bill Fox Audrey Kelker Betty Jean Krause Jean Massie David Mizer Eddie Oliver Anne Schroeder William Viglas Karen Wagner CONCERT BAND TROMBONES BARITONES Carole Edwards Dianne Gopp Lynn Korns Bonnie Mason Elizabeth Matlern Don Page Robert Scherer Robert Zimmerman FRENCH HORNS Charlotte Deuvall Carol Bain Charles Bigler Grace Bowers Judy Meese Deanna Updegraff Judy Vasbinder BASSES Paul Busby David Lentz Howard Schlemmer Marla Kay Espenschied Judy Jennings Donna Walter Sandra Wendling The goal ot the Concert Band is to present all types of fine music. Most of the members are students from grades nine through twelve. To ioin the bond, one must be willing to practice, cooperotey like all types of music, and enioy wholesome fun. PERCUSSION Patti Anderson Diana Espenschied Larry Gordon Elizabeth Maurer Judy Ream Robert Redinger 06 T VIOLINS Sandra Anderson Linda Baker Don Beitzel Paul Busby Karen Dallas Robert Feutz Bill Hamilton Sally Hiltbrand Evaiean Hurless Judy Jenkins HIGH SCHCOL Patricia Maddox Linda McGonigal Rita Randolph Marilyn Schriever Nancy Schriever Shirley Schwarm Margaret Spevak Penny Springer Patty Winkler Rosalie Young Mr. Young CELLOS Judy Beyer Rosemary McGonigal Beverly Patton STRING BASSES Carol Bodine Marianne Gerber Judy Sweitzer Virginia Wyman OBOES Barbara Bigler Carolyn Gopp FLUTES Carol Ammiller Carol Schneider Carolyn Steffe Donna Weber DIRECTOR Mr. David Young Mr. Young is well known in our community, for he has been di- recting the school orchestras for ten years. Through his guidance the Dover High School Orchestra has received numerous superior ratings in state contests. CLARINETS Judy Booth Linda Campbell Judy Kohl Sue Mast Patsy Vorhees BASS CLARINET Lynne Uppslrom ORCHESTRA BASSOONS Edna Bay Judy Denzer FRENCH HORNS Charlotte Deuvall Marla Kay Espenschied Judy Jennings Sandra Wendling TRUMPETS Phyllis Angel Cinda Becker Bill Fox Karen Wagner TROMRONES Dianne Gopp Bonnie Mason Don Page The orchestra is known for the excellent concerts it presents. Members of the orchestra spend much time perfecting music for their concerts and find re- warding experiences for their time spent. Frequent exchange assemblies are performed by both the orchestra and the band. TUBA David Lentz PERCUSSION Patti Anderson Diana Espenschied Larry Gordon Charles Karling 7 I S7 1 71 GIRLS' CHOIR .3 FIRST ROW: Heather Robinson, Shirley Kinser, Jean Massie, Carolyn Naomi Mason, Elizabeth Gibbs, Becky Lukens, Candy Marsh, Joan Gopp, Carolyn Steffe, Dawn Rothacher, Sue Espenschied. Hanenkrat, Sharon Totten. SECOND ROW: Nita Moyer, Mary Jentes, Diana Kinser, Judy LAST ROW: Karen Wagner, Linda Marburger, Linda Humphries, Meese, Linda Froelich, Linda Trotter, Melanie Espenschied, Marsha Beverly Patton, Diana Espenschied, Sandra Franz, Christine Zechiel, Woodard. Joyce Hinson. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Hinson, Carole Edwards, Linda Cattabiani, The beautiful blend of voices of the Girls' Choir can be heard at practice every sixth period. These freshman, sophomore, and iunior girls are frequently singing at various clubs and other public appearances. ACCOMPANISTS SEATED: Betsy Gibbs, Linda Catta- biani. STANDING: Jean Massie, Carolyn Steffe. I09 I I l , 4 gf 5 e gi y g I I , z Qi I . E I :V J A I vii X L I I J .-.I I- JUNIOR FIRST ROW: Nancy Roberts, Dagna Carruthers, Sandra Steitz, Karen Weber, Patsy Shonk, Earlene York, SECOND ROW: Richard Jarvis, Stanley Winters, Linda Howell, Evelyn Sharp, David Eberle, Joel Weinhardt, Barbara Saltz, Lottie Blackson. THIRD ROW: Martha Finley, Grace Bowers, Brenda Bovara, Susan 'I'I0 Q a i ! Q me Ai I 3 1 ' ., .qi I x I 1 I I! X Xxx , - F' 2 S I 'I ' Q ,yf , , x ' I Douds, Pearlene York, Judy Kuemerle, Patty Abrecht, Barbara Brannen, Florence Pongrat, Beverly Johnson. LAST ROW: John Jenkins, Eugene Kail, Jim Kastor, Harold Sickels, Craig Fischer, Jim Wilcoxon, Gary Cercone, Gary Craig, David Bennett, Jack Walters. ACCOMPANIST SEATED: Joyce Valentine. STUDENT DIRECTORS STANDING: Stanley Winters, Mar garet Earley. I Zi Q i 3 I I 1 K f ' tv 4 a -. N. x, ,I ,I X e CHOIR FIRST ROW: Janet Stilgenbauer, Shirley Spencer, Julie Decker. SECOND ROW: Kay Vierheller, Carolyn Weber, Judy Ulrich, Margaret Earley. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Dusenberry, Carol Paddock, Linda Rose, Karen Davidson Betsy Petrullo. LAST ROW: Jacquelin Kennedy, Joyce Valentine, Barbara Maxwell, Carol Moore Carol Huff. Public appearances of the Junior Choir include assemblies, concerts, church services, and other community affairs. The purpose of the Junior Choir is to prepare underclassmen for the Senior Choir. i I I I X I I 1 . . T I If T1 I XT' ' V S , 'X I P 'T wi I SENIOR FRONT ROW: Linda McGonigal, Patty Williamson, Dorothy Smith, Evaiean Hurless, Shirley Swarm, Judith Contini, Rosalie Young, Charlotte Deuvall. SECOND ROW: JoAnne Varnes, Joyce Philabaum, Marla Kay Maurer, June Berndl, Christine Lambros, Ruth Ann Jones, Barbara Phillippi. THIRD ROW: Bea Jennings, Deanna Conlini, Carol Dick, Ruth Ann Littlefield, Pat Pearson, Karen Graves, Shelia Welsh, Chiquita Hamilton. LAST ROW: Dale Meese, Joe Sutek, Bob Jennings, Joe Link, Dick Mason, Robert Gordon, Dave Wise, Richard Meese, Jeff Secrest, Phil McKee. 2 DIRECTOR A newcomer to our school, Mr. Monn directs the Senior Choir, Girls' Choir, Junior Choir, and numerous ensembles. Playing the piano and listening to re- cordings of famous singers occupy his spare time. Mr. Joseph Monn as gr QQ T 1 I L ,- uw -x. f, .u I 'TLT l'-3 lf. l ' ' ' l r 1 1 l CHOIR FRONT ROW: Delores Hosletler, Carol Reiger, Holly Figg, Judy Beyer. SECOND ROW: Judi Vogelsang, Patsy Vorhees, Nancy McGrew, Kay Vaughn, THIRD ROW: Carol Googash, Mildred Baker, Ruth Fraulschy, Pat Douds. LAST ROW: Phil Brewer, Eddie Defenbaugh, Bob Krieg, Bob Rimer. During fourth period each school day one can hear the harmony of voices from the choir room. This choir, under the direction of Mr. Monn, has appeared at churches and other community activi- ties as well as in assemblies and con- certs. ACCOMPANIST Linda McGonigal STUDENT DIRECTORS Judy Beyer, Bob Jennings x . 5 A ,D ff 'Ng f !!'!Ni 3 v N T i, 4' 'f X Q If s vs!'. X ., . X -5 A .. ix., I ' A ' ' f 1 - f v K at 'Q , xak ' ' .1 A- , -,Q f N 5: G ff 6. 0 0, W 8 ' 9 If i ' Q 'X N1 'U An ' 1 fi 1 1 ,f is I I . if , jg 4. 3, I k saggy Q MUSIC LIBRARIANS These gurls are frequently found In the offices of the music directors sorting the many composrtuons Because of this servnce the musuc de partment IS able to operate efflclently SEATED Lynn Uppstrom STANDING Joyce Hlnson Judy Stranger DIXIE LAND BAND Don Page Phyllrs Angel Judy Sweutzer Barbara Hanenkrat Larry Gordon Susan Parrrsh Judy Booth Just organrzed thus year the Duxueland Band presented an excellent program of numbers for the talent show I . I Q , 4 L f . If lb , K Q I I 1 I f ' I ' , Carol Korlmg SENIOR MAJORETTE T 19 MAJORETTES To become a malorelfe cz person must play nn The band or the orches fra and possess much lnmahve The magoreftes often drlll long hours for their lwlrllng and dancing rouhnes 'Qi LEFT TO RIGHT Charlotte Deuvall Carolyn Gopp Ruta Randolph Carol Karlmg Patty McGmn s Barbara Ballard Lndc: McGonrgc:I Q A 4 ' 6 12. fb - Q4 xx K ' V . - L . l g x i - V ' , l l ' I 4 1 I' 'X . , I l f XX N K lx X llllll jiwfmf Oli! The work of a student to seek an education is counter-balanced by extra-curricular activities such as parties, proms, dances, and clubs. To grow socially and to combine good times with good grades are as important as physical, mental and spiritual growth. QQ SUPPORTING SCHOOL PROJECTS E5 .a WESWS -f l' 1, '-. J: A J ,A 41 I aw af Y Xp VOTE FlRlllESGl00LBOtlD!SSllE 1 V , A, 'NVMQP mr ' . Students supported the school bond issue in Many talented students helped make the an- the November election. nual Talent Night, sponsored by the Student Council, a success. This group of freshman girls sang for Talent Night. Each year the Y-Teen clubs decorate a Christmas tree in the main lobby of the high school. JU f A 'g,T'. 1 l MI!-iff? CLUB LIFE The Thanksgiving assembly was one of the many activities sponsored by the Future Nurses this year. These four girls were elected to represent the Junior and Senior Y Teens at the annual United Nations Tour 'nb U These Junior and Senior Y Teer of flcers were among the one hundred and sixty girls inducted at the Y Teen recognition service A special event of the year is e dance sponsored by the YTeens The queen s court was a highlight of this year s Sweetheart Swing 11 9 Grandma's attic was one of the two settings in The Snow Queen and the Gob- lin, presented for the chil- dren from kindergarten age through the eighth grade. 120 TH ESPIANS PRESENT . For their fall production the Thespians presented House on the Cliff, an intriguing mys- tery with an unexpected end- ing. Colorful costumes contrib- uted much to the success of this year's children's play. This was the third year the Thespians presented o play for grade-school children. 5-if Science day has interested many stu- dents in the past few years. Lynn Uppstrom is working on the incubation of eggs. She and many other students work very hard to obtain superior achievement awards. , . S Y7 1 SCHOOL LIFE The senior class sponsored a magazine campaign so that they could earn money to publish an annual. With the help and co-operation of every member, the cam- paign was a huge success. The top five salesmen were awarded prizes. 3 . 'cf l, :Da -Us ll-Ill -L.-.- K . New business machines were given to Dover High School by local firms. These machines were quite expensive. Without the help of these firms, Dover students couldn't have the experience of knowing how to operate them. 121 During half time Mr L H Alexander former music supervisor directed the Alma Mater The Music Boosters Club presented Mr Alexander ci watch in appreciation of the oustandung service he gave Dover Hugh School Leading yells in the brisk atmosphere of the Dover-Phila game were our tive cheer- leaders. These girls, as well as the student body, were certainly proud of our boys and the competition they gave Phila. 22 DOVER PHILA GAME Pre game preparations seem almost as important as the game Itself Decorations an the hall the snake dance and the bon fire all stimulate school spirit This casket constructed by several IUDIOFS was only one of many novelties The malorettes who head the band dur mg the halftime show often do snappy dance routines to the music of popular tunes The band practiced especially hard to prepare a fine show for this game HOMECOMING During the homecoming assembly the members of the royal court were presented and a number of students participated in a mock football game Keith McFarland president of the senior class crowned Carol Manley as the queen. The close competition for the crown added excitement to the evening. Who will it be? Tension was mounting as the candidates for Homecoming Queen Rose Rufener and Carol Manley were driven onto the field during the half time - 'if H Queen Carol and her court, which con- sisted of an attendant from each ofthe four high-school classes, reigned on a cold, windy night. 123 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS 'Y' 1,71 43 vv 09 -4' qi R. X li- vt LEFT TO RIGHT Chrlstlne Zechlel Rose Rufener Carol Cline Ruth Ann Lltflefoeld 24 T f '-7 A , J, , 'T' V x . 2,1 any 'ke 0 1- N , , -, Q' T 'hy X 5 , 1 2' f A T V , , TI 7 I N A' ' N , l , my ' , if 9 v , , xl 9 K ' T T T 217 5 I T 3 W Z S 1 , ,W 1 31, xi . , T I. , ., 11 ky' A' ' . - ' is ' --,'- ' Q ,,, ' ' - i'f1 g 4 A,,, ' ij, u 'TY T ' 'x , x T 3 . '::?- In H : , Rh H T T T YL ' fy V. f 1 3 51 T ,wx - -A - my 2 :Q A V , ffl? f' R s Y ., 1 N. 4.1 A QV . T Tx x M kr ' 'x 1 , V' M V 4, I U A y N o , ' I .,1 b . E 4 , 1. ' Nl' V 5' xg ,I F7 ln , K 5 , N Z . . . I I . I . . l HOMECOMING QUEEN 4'- 46 Carol Manley FANTA-SEA PRETTY ISN'T IT? The highlight in the history of our class was the Junior-Senior Prom. On that long-awaited night, May 3, 1957, couples could be seen approaching D.H.S. in colorful evening clothes. Because of our interest in aquatics, our class chose Fanta-Sea as the theme for the prom. The ballroom was decorated to give an underwater effect, with live mermaids, a glittering treasure chest, and a sunken pirate ship, on which the orchestra' was seated. After the prom everyone enioyed the dinner in the equally beautifully decorated cate- teria. This evening will always remain a memor- able occasion in the history of the class of l958. r lf! s POSING? . ., h t gi K- if CHATTING WITH THE MERMAIDS. Xrfs-'u-sam' SPN A WAITING FOR THE NEXT DANCE. li, Az Q 124 H 4 Nztf J- ! J RESTING OUR TIRED FEET. - 7 28 .- .ff We lift our voices in praise of thee Dear Dover High Thy gray and Crimson let all men see Floating on high ln victory's thrill or in defeat From truth and right we'll ne'er retreat. Fairest Alma Mater, Unfurl thy banner fair. May each son and daughter, Learn to do and dare. Mem'ries dear we'll cherish Of our school days free Dear old Dover High, We'll always loyal be. if an M- W , , 'J if A 4 f ,,f 'li Nf ',, ALMA MATER NM. . , M lv .4 avi? c'Af i. 5 7 C fa if , K v ' Ll xr 1 R uf' if yovszf mon scuow +2' ppl .QA-