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

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Mrs. Mabel J. Laird and Mr. Curtis Smith teach 7, 8, and 9 grade Social Studies. Mrs. Laird teaches Pennsylvania State History and Civics. She also has charge of school projects for the York County Fair. Mr. Smith, who attended Millersville and Shippensburg State Teachers Colleges, holds a degree of Standard Education. He teaches seventh and eighth grade Social Studies. On his time off Mr. Smith enjoys hunting and fishing. Mrs. Helen V. Ortman teaches languages and Mr. Harry Reber is the music instruc- tor for the Ir. Sr. High School and the Elementary School. Mrs. Ortman, has received her B. S. degree at Millersville State Teachers College. She also attended Penn State College and Temple University. Mrs. Ortman teaches Latin and French. She is also the faculty advisor for the French Club. Mr. Reber attended West Chester State Teachers College and Temple Univer- sity. He holds a B. S. degree and a M. Ed. degree. Mr. Reber also conducts Band, Orchestra, Chorus and Glee Club. His hobbies are music and golf.

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Mr. Kenneth Harrold. Miss Edna Ely, and Mr. Lester R. Cross are Dover High's science teachers. Mr. Harrold. who teaches general science, is a graduate of Pennsylvania State College, where he received his H. 5. degree. Mr. Harrold also attended Temple University. Miss lidna lily is a graduate of Albright College, Kutztown College and West- chester State Teachers College. She holds a B. S. degree. Miss Ely teaches 7 and 8 grade science. Mr. Cross. a graduate of Gettysburg College. where he received an A. ll. degree. Millersvile Slate Teachers College, Elizabethtown College and Wfestern Maryland College. where he received a M. Ed. degree, teaches biology. physics and chemistry. He is also the advisor for the Yearbook Staff and the Science Club. Mr. Cross also has charge of fire drills, and Visual Aids. The Senior High School Social Studies teachers are Mrs. Virginia Kunkle and Mr. llichard E. Walters. Mrs. Kunkle teaches the senior class Problems of Democracy. Mr. Xvalters, who teaches American and Worltl History attended Gettysburg College. Temple University, Penn State and Muhlenberg. He holds an A. B. degree. Although Mr. Waltexrs says his hobbies are reading and model railroads. the students think otherwise. They seem to think he enjoys giving current event tests most of all. -22-

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Mrs. Ht-len V. Urtman and Mr. Harry Little, teachers of Physical Education and Health, are shown below. Mrs. Ortman teaches 9, 10, ll and 12 grade girls Health and Physical Ed. She also teaches 7 and 8 grade girls gym. Mrs. Ortman coaches girl's basketball. volleyball and track. Besides these extra duties she acts as faculty advisor for ,lr. and Sr. High cheerleaders. As the girls come running up the stairs from the locker room they can count on hearing the whistle blow and Mrs. Urtman shout, All right. lil llpli' ili' 1. Mr. Harry Little is a graduate of Penn State where he received a li degree. Mr. Little teaches all Jr. and Sr. High boys Health and Physical Ed. He also soccer, boy's basketball and boyis volleyball. coaches Mr. Robert Miller and Mr. Kenneth Harrold teach Commercial Course and Industrial Arts respectively. Mr. Miller is a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, where he received his B. A. dzree. He teaches typing and bookkeeping to Senior High students. He is also a faculty advisor for the magazine campaign. Mr. Miller likes to take hunt- ing and fishing trips when he can find time. Mr. Harrold teaches Industrial Arts to all interested Junior High boys. -24.-