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

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FUTURAMA 1965 As we see another shtp comrng from earth we can t help wondering If any one else who had graduated wtth us at Dover had come to settle on the moon Now there IS a very large sized settlement here but we cant help re memberung how rt was when we arrnved The furst space shrp the XX 59 left the earth two years ago Commandung the space shup was Commander Joseph Levnsky and has crew Dean Gross chref mechanlc Larry Goodyear assistant and crewmen Ronald Jacoby Curvrn Howard Francls Toker Davld Elsenhart Ralph Lentz Ronald Shaf fer Jack Muller Thomas Green and Barry Zelgler Ann Ferrence and Bar bara Kuesslrng were the doctor and nurse who Went along on the trap Ron ald Leeper and Guy Young were along because they were the scuentrsts who made all thus space travel possible In the next two years a settlement had sprung up on the moon lust as nf It were back on earth Space ships came regularly with more and more people from earth The settlement Green Cheesevllle now has many business establlsh ments Judy Johnson operates a florist shop The growing of plant ltfe has been made possuble by Clark Bosserman and has assustant Patrtcra Ludwlg who have experimented with these plants for many months Just down the street from hum rs a beauty salon operated by Lorranne Wolf There IS a very nlce elementary and hugh school nn Green Cheesevulle Some famulnar faces are Rodney Hoffman musuc teacher Donald Frckes math teacher JoAnn Urey buslness teacher and Jeanne Pentz and Dale Barbara Doardorff Connie Bechtel Joan Hemdel and Vrvlan Craun lt seems that the class of 59 has produced a great many secretarues Barbara Wolf Donna Warner Janette Peop Betty Harbold Patrlcla Kohler and Dorls Gladfelter who work ID many of the businesses In the clty Some of the promtnent people of Green Cheesevllle are a lawyer Ronald Clark has private secretary Eva Harlacker Also the mtnlsters Jack Orr Donald Crone and Carol Crone who IS a mrnlsters wife Larry Coble who rs a forest ranger and Donald Knlsely a farmer are helpmg to keep the moon green Joyce Tomey the receptlonlst at the hospital IS workrng wuth the nurses Mary Gurdler Mary Davts and medical secretarles Joan Smuth Syble Colman and Eva Ware Helpung to buuld up the communuty IS mason Barry Roller and has ap prentuce Frank Harlacher Carl Serfert Robert Harlacher Gerlad Harlacher and Joseph Spangler are carpenters who are bulldung a new sectton to the cr Along with the Army and Arr Force the Navy has stationed here some sallors Some of them being members of the class of 59 They are Robert Craun Wnlltam Tokar Robert Welsh Rnchard Ness James Gross and Paul Lentz We walk down to the airport and there we see the flrst women of the Armed Forces to be statnoned on the moon come down the ramp Among them are Jane Smuth Mary Ann Dragon and Barbara Scott The class of 59 really has made a name for ntself by helpmg to discover and settle the moon ll II . . , . . ' . n I I - . . . I I l ' I I I 1 1 1 1 ' I I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . . I . I . I I I I Bievenour, physical education teachers. The secretaries of the school are I . I . I . . . 1 - - I I I I . . ' , . . . I I I ' I I I I I I . I . . . I . , . I ' . I I 'ty. I . . I I I I I I I '

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Joyce Toomeys cheerleadrng abrlrty goes to Barbara Ernst Joyce Spangler s wrtty ways are wrlled to Charles Davrs Barbara Scott grves her brg brown eyes to Pat Flohr Wrllram Hess rs the lucky recrprent of Ralph Lentz s books Frank Harlacher passes on the brg rob of Class Senator to Leon Drawbaugh Janette Pepo wrlls her quret ways to Bar bara Smrth Paul Lentz wrlls hrs shortness to hrs broth er Robert Donna Warner grants her short walk to school to Drane Bentzel Dorrs Gladfelter wrlls to Bonnre Stare all her pretty freckles They look real cute on you Bonnre Carl Seifert grves hrs wrestlrng abrlrty to Trm Rrshel Ronald Clark grves a few of hrs extra pounds to Glen Harlacker Brenda Gordon recerves Mary Ann Dragons slow pace Dont go too slow Brenda The quretness of Davrd Ersenhour goes to Kenny Border who we hear could use some o rt Mary Grrdler leaves to Janet Kramlrck her wrllrngness to work Put rt to good use Janet Barry Roller grves hrs back seat rn the classes to anyone who wants rt Robert Harlacker wrlls hrs nrce and quret ways to Barry Dougles The tease of the class Ronald Shaffer leaves to Russel Wueschrnskr hrs habrt of gettrng grrls excrted Vrvran Craun passes on her quretness to Karen Boose who certarnly doesnt need rt The clown of the class Rodney Nook Hoffman passes on to Garth Golden hs knack of gettrng the teachers upset and hav rng an answer to any questron From one true blonde to another Connre Bechtel grves her harr to Eleanor Sowers Dean Gross wrlls hrs shortness to Larue Olsen to make a happy medrum Eva Ware passes on her flag twrrlrng abrl rty to Leona Wrllrams Larry Coble wrlls hrs grrl shyness to Carl Lentz JoAnn Urey leaves her strrng of boys to Jeanne Mrller Drck Ness wrlls to Gary Beecher hrs strange absences from school Watch out how you use them Gary Mary Davrs wrlls her polrte and southern ways to Molly Thornton The blush of the class Donald Crone be stows to John Myers hrs habrt of changrng several colors when grrls pass Judy Johnson wrlls her brarns to Clarrce Hughes Darry Krone recerves Robert Craun s serr ousness Put rt to use Barry Lorrarne Wolf wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth the F F A boys to Barbara Ersenhart Wrllram Tokar grves some of hrs tallness to Mrchael Emrg who could use a few rnches The musrcal vorce of Joan Herndel rs en dowed to Betty Bower Jack Orr bequeaths hrs art abrlrty to Andre Collrns Larry Goodyear grves hrs abrlrty to keep a rob to any students who may be future rob holders Ann Ferrence passes on to her brother George her many actrvrtres and abrlrty to get A s Francrs Tokar passes on hrs rokes to Tex Coleman Gerald Carlson wrlls hrs studyrng untrl the wee hours of the mornrng to hrs srster Mar garet , . . . , . ' 1 I ' ' . 1 1 . . . 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' , . . . . . , . . . , . I I a - . , . . . . , . . , . . - 1 1 I 1 n n . n I , , , . . . . Il ll ' T ' , 1 I l '

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Class of 59 uct: FlrD'IlDl'll - ' -- 1 - -I 'H 5 T We pledge To Thee dear Dover Hrghrn songour hearT and hand The Tune :deals rv J uwafml-Tlwbrfaf 'P-H youve seT for us will always be our sTand Our pulses Thud wlTh sp rlT True T K'-F nal 171 .zixuiii l- J Q Segal n -n---'I ll w-'ln'- in menTnon T your name and on Through life before us gleam The serious posT CHOI' S of your Tame Now ThaT our days of hlgh school llfe are drawing To a close Time P .TTJTJUENLQ Dover Hugh The Torch of purpose True The class of 59 HI OSS OST Z7 I6 jjgj-4113! 28 Nj we a u CLASS POEM As we remlnlsce upon The years gone by We sigh and Then we mosT sincerely Try To uTTer words of graTeTul praise For all we ve learned In hugh school days Somehmes To Teachers we were a pesT BUT In our hearts we were The besT Love and frlendshlp were ours To share Our loys our hopes and challenge To dare Sensors our TuTure we musT seek WheTher our mlnds be sTrong or weak Never TorgeT The good Things leTT behind PaTuenT Teachers books and frlends so kind Four years ago as we sTarTed ouT We didn T know whaT IT was all abouT We were shy and raTher dlsTressed Afrald of Teachers and work which pressed There were The besT years of our life ln splTe of The hardshlp and The sTr1fe Our Thanks To you dear Dover Hugh In voices clear we raise our hope up To The s Heres To happnness and The greaTesT of suc cess May you have all of The besT and noThlng less And for all The Things we ve done so Tune Be proud oh class of 59 C4 17 D 1 l Y' : 1 - ' : -1 :i 9-D lr A: ' I lii'1 ' I 1 I . in 1 ' - b ' A - - . Il PP 3 7 5 z gg 5 g,. 'r:r ':!' 'I 5'5- o O u ' , ' . n . u r J ' . ug T T T T . . T comes Tor us To say goodbye as our last year swiTTly goes. The beacon lighT Z7 f X p . nga T T T T uhm D Of ' , , ' '- p . 9-P K or as say -die . ky. I