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

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Left to right, Hrs! row-Peggy Chronister. Shirley Miller, Shirley Thompson. Essie Nelson. Doris Crone, Kathryn Seifert. Esther Miller. Iiayetta Wehler lois Wire Beatrice Eisenhooth. Second row-Donald shuler, Sheila Van Pelt, Mildred Stare, Doris Garrettl Arlene Heller. Donna Flory, Fay Sutphin, Sarah Jane Wilson. Mr. Gross. Third row-James Staub. .loycelyn Spoon M'll' H ' ' ' l lcent erman, Margaret Ketterman. Ruth Gerber, Leslie Kimmel. Fourth row--Rodney EISCDL hart. Clyde Wisner, I.arry Kunkle. eafzboofz gfaff Hello! Before you is the eventful year of 1953-54. carried out by the teachers and pupils of Dover High School. It was an exciting year, so we, the yearbook staff, wish to present it to you in the following pages, all with a meaning. This is the fifteenth year at our High School for the Memoscope to be published and it was with pleasure that we made our theme the past yearbook staffs. The first yearbook at our school was published fifteen years ago by a group of studious pupils who wished to bring their activities lnto contact with the community. Now, fifteen years later, we have kept up the old tradition and strived to better the book to the advantage of all. We, the yearbook staff, volunteered our services. as done the following years. to complete another yearbook. We had background and helping hands in order to be able to present it to you. our community. The yearbook is not new and in the pages to follow we hope that we have quenched the thirst and kept up the old tradition. As mentioned before, our theme is all of Dover High Schools yearbook staffs. We want them to know that we have honored them with the theme because they kept the yearbook bubbling throughout the years at Dover Hi. Our community has grown. our school has grown. and so. within the covers of the Memo- scope, have the pages grown and they will continue to grow. lt is time to read the history of Dover Hi for the present year and we. the staff. hope that witheach a t d'b ' p ge urne it ecomes more enjoyable. Remember, these acknowledgements of actlvltles are for you, our community. With those words, we leave this book in your hands. The 1954 Memoscope 9

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Seated, left to right-Anna Mae Bolton, Eva Guise, and Jeanne Stough. Standing-Robert I lmbcrt, Stanley Gross, and Paul Lauer. alumni The Alumni of Dover High School have contributed so magnificently of their time and effort to accomplish something in the past year, In so doing they have helped to convert Dover High from a small, unprominent school to one that is Well known and Well thought of in its line scholastic rating as well as its athletic achievements. We feel that the Alumni of Dover High School are doing their duty magnificently and deserve credit for their fine ability in accomplishing this great task. The Alumni Organization of Dover Borough and Dover Township Joint High School was organized in 1936. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to keep together and in closer relationship the students who graduate from their high school with their ALMA MATER. 8 The 1954 Memoscopc

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1940 YEARBOOK STAFF Top rotu. left to right-Fern Julius, Editor-in-Chief: Harry Beyer, Assistant Editor: Betty .lane Rentzel, Associate Editor: Evelyn Bupp, Associate Editor. Bottom row-Virginia Wentz, Associate Editor: Almeda Laughman. Associate Editor: George l.eckronc, Business Manager: Ruth Krone, Photographic Editor. 1941 YEARBOOK STAFF Left to right. buck row-Mack Hershey, Art Editor: Lois Lankford, Associate Editor: Carl llink, Associate Editor: Virginia Brown, Associate Editor: Robert May, Assistant Circulation Manager. Front row4Kathlene Shoemaker, Associate Editor: Robert Hoffman, Assistant Editor: Rita Weigard. Circulation Manager: Leola Beschler, Editor-in-Chief: Arlene Lehr, Business Manager: John l.auer, Photo Editor: Ruthanna XVintermyer, Assistant Business Manager. 10 The 1954 Memoscope