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

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I 93 9 Z! arbrfvk faff Editor-in-Chief ..,.. ,...... C arrie Shellenberger Assistant Editor .,...., .....,....... S ara Ketterman Associate Editors ,....... ....... M ae Wintermyer Betty Spangler Janet Gross Art Editor ,,....,..,..,,,. ...... H erbery Hershey Business Managers ..... .,,... ........... A v is Varner Eugene Stumpf Advisor s,s... ,.,...s. M rs. Miriam Newbould We owe a great deal of gratitude to this Yearbook staff, who published our first Yearbook back in 1939. They laid the important foundations upon which the rest of the Yearbooks have followed and have added too. Due to the fact that there wasn't a ,picture of this staff, and when the write-ups were checked against the pictures, it was missed. Mr. Gross, the advisor of Yearbooks, wishes to apologize to the '39 Staff for the omitting of the names in the '54 edition of the Yearbook. Because of this error, this edition is Volume 17, and last yearis edition should be Volume 16 instead of Volume 15. From now we intend to have the Volume number on the cover of the Yearbook, and we hope that you will keep the set of Yearbooks complete by buying a book each year. You may not know any of the Seniors of the graduating class for that year, but nearly always we will have some of the pictures or an article that will be of interest to every alumnus of Dover High. 1 OUR THEME This year our theme is The Soccer Teams of Dover Hif' We have pictures from 1937 team to this year, but some of the records are missing. Most of the credit for our success must go to the three men who have coached during these years and have won a total of seven York County Champions and one District Champion. The coaches have attempted to pick an all Dover Hi Soccer Team from 1937 to 1954, by selecting who they thought to be the best for that position and at the same time trying not to have more than one player from each year.

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amuel lf. Herman Sdzior-114-Hhlcf I, Samuel Herman, was chosen Editor-in-Chief of the 1955 Memoscope by a majority of votes of my classmates who wished to serve as my staff on the 1955 yearbook. The staff whom you see pictured below mine, helped to publish this great and new kind of yearbook, consisting mostly of photos. and with their help in a great measure, have made it a success. l found working with them a great pleasure and we had lots of fun doing it. Editor-in-Chief XX Mama cape Kuff vw 1 XIZIXIIN Worn Patricia 'Nlariannv lfxans. Gloria Jacobs. Nlary Alice- ei rlnu 11 1 on ar: I IIN iv H. .lunv Cross, 'l'hirml row: Hay llupp. Clem- Nlye-rs. Xxlllldlll Prnt irlx lilnn llriwl 1 li Damn Na llran nllllbllfl Second K1-nn:-th Zvigle-r. l,e-on l.ankford. Samuvl llerman lfrow row ns x 1 ru Q FlSt'l'lll2!I'l. Sm-llwvke-r. Kvnnf-th lic-ili. , wllx llaym-sv

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Mr. Charles Cuise, Mrs. Charles Guise, Mr. Wayne Gross. Miss Seiglinda Miller. Alumni This is an association of past graduates dedicated to the betterment of Dover High. This year they have an extensive program planned. Already they have given the complete set of the Worlcl Book Encyclopedia to the high school. They held a dance on January 8, at the Outdoor Club. Plans for card parties and future dances have been discussed in their meetings. A banquet is to he held in the spring and another dance in October. ln addition, awards of some kinds are to he given to outstanding seniors upon their graduation. It is the fond hope of all the members of the Alumni Association that all the future graduates will become interested in their association and further its work.