Dover Area High School - Memos Cope Yearbook (Dover, PA)

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MR. GEORGE N. LEIB Principal B.S. and M.S. Degrees Mathematics MISS HELEN V. TATE B.S. Degree Physical Education, Latin, French Coach of Girls' Basketball MR. RAY M. BITTING B.S. Degree Agriculture Coach of Baseball MRs. MII.DRED N. Houclc A.B. Degree Home Economics MRS. MABEL I. LAIRD A.B. Degree English, General Science, Social Studies Director of School Play The 1949 Memoscope FACULTY .nfl Millersville State Teachers College Temple University . R 4, Millersville State Teachers College Ufjifi Penn State College Beaver College Temple University Penn State College Concord State College l u l F 7

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MR. HARRY M. COOPER Supervising Principal B,S. and M.S. Degrees Mathematics, Social Studies Mlss MAYME R. McDOWELL A.B. Degre X English . ,X N ewsetiy- O f- WWW' Mlss MILDRED NEFF B.S. Degree Music, Art, English Director of Chorus and Band MR. RICHARD E. WALTERS A.B. .Degree Physical Education, History Coach of Senior High Basketball MR. LESTER R. GR0ss A.B. Degree Chemistry, Physics, Biology Coach of Soccer and Junior High Basketball 6 FACULTY Millersville State Teachers College Gettysburg College University of Pennsylvania V r Valparaiso University University of Pittsburgh X I Leba o Valley College Gettysburg College wlf, Muhlenberg College Temple University Gettysburg College Millersville State Teachers College Elizabethtown College The 1949 Memoscope

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Top row-Clarence Hughes, Claude May, Nelson Baughman, Lewis Slothower, Curvin Berkheimer. Bottom row-Harry Rudisill, George Heilman, Raymond Miller, Harry Leib, Harold Smith. BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the Board of Education have a very important duty to per- form. They are responsible for the choosing of the teachers who are important figures in giving the children of today an education. Buying material and keeping the school in repair are a few of their worries. Everyone who votes has the privilege to choose these men. It is the duty of the citizens to choose honest and wise men to control the education of today's youth. The members are elected for a term of six years. The Board of Education is composed of men who represent the borough and township, five members from the borough and live members from the township. The two groups meet together. Many confusing problems arise before them and it takes broadminded men like these to reach a suitable decision. These men are doing a fine job, as the members of previous years have done. This is indicated by the modern textbooks, enlarged library, well-equipped labor- atory and the modern gymnasium with clean locker rooms and showers. We, the students of the school and also the citizens of this locality should be very thankful for the fine work accomplished by our Board of Education. 8 The 1949 Memoscope