Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Nat'l Thespian Soc. 13, 43, Stu- MARY JANE WHARTON Nat'l Honor Soc. 143, Band 12, 3, 43, Glee Club 11, 23, Tea Refresh. Com. 143, Party Refresh Com. 13, 43. Here's a strawberry-blonde with a kind heart, big smile, and a mission in life. She's quick to praise but slow to criticize. Adds to the squeaks from the clarinet section. DONALD CLIFTON WINGARD Nat'l Honor Soc. 143, Doverian 143, Ecolian 13, 43, Annual Play Stall' 143, Baseball 143: Projection Club 123, Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 43, Christmas Dance Dec. Com. 143, Prom Check Room Com. 133, Sr. Assembly 143. A serious-minded lad with a high I.Q. Gets good marks with little effort. Likes snappy clothes and fun, but doesn't find time for the girls. 1 1 mu MARY JOAN WHARTON Nat'l. Thespian Soc. 13, 43, Dov- erian 143, Drama 13, 4 Vice Pres,3, I'll Leave It To You 133 Berke- ley Square 143, Leader Corps 11, 2, 3, 43, Finance Com. 113, Bus. Com. 12, 33, Tea Ref. Com. 143, Ring Com. 133 Party Dec. Com. 13, 43. A tiny miss with a grown-up air, a quick, rippling laugh, and a cute little wiggle Center of attrac- tion in any group. Has a ready smile seasoned with freedom. ilu illllrmnrg nf nur Erlnurh Qllassmatr Esther Bukrs ROGER WILLIAMS Entered D. H. S. from Caesar Rod- ney High School in junior year. Sen- ior Assembly Com. 143. Has the silence and speed of a snail multiplied in proportion to his size yet is lively enough after the bell. Fella who'll make a hand- some dentist. NINA MAE WRIGHTSON dent Council 11, Secy. 43, Kent Co. Student Council 143, Doverian 143, Drama 12, 3, Secy. 43, I'll Leave It To You 133, Berkley Square 143, Band 11, 23, Kent Co. Band 123, Glee Club 11, 23, Hockey 13 Var. Mg'r3, Basketball 11, J. V. Mg'r, 3 Var. Mg'r Leader Corps 11, 2, 3, 43, Library Aide 11, 2, 3, 43, Sr. Tea Invit. Com. 143, Chris- mas Dance Orch. Com. 143, Ring Com. 133, Social Com. 133, Party Dec. Com. 12, 33. Queenie, our distinguished act- ress, has a warm infectuous laugh. A high school Eve Arden full of witticisms. Page Ninvtmfn

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l l FRANK T. SWAIN Student Council Cl, 3-Vice Pres5 4 Pres95 Kent Co. Student Council C4 Ch'm95 Class Pres. Cl, 2, 395 Eco- lian C2, 395 Basketball Var. C3, J. V. 29 Intramural Basketball C49 Bus. Com. C1, 2, 3 Sec'y.9 Ring Com. C39 Prom King C49. A swell guy with a wonderful personality. A real friend. Talented, possesses the gift of diplomacy. Ver- satile, brilliant mind. HAROLD THOMAS WALL Port H. S., Williamsport, Pa., in senior year. Doverian C495 Senior Assembly C49. Appears quiet but can pop up with a remark that'l1 completely throw you off balance. Usually seen dashing around in his '35 Ford. Most distinguishing feature is that teddy-bear haircut. Hasn't cared much for girls but he's learning. IRIS LEE THOMPSON Library Aide C295 Softball C495 D. Z. Club C49 Sr. Dinner C49. Red C?9 hair and freckles and a giggle to go with it. Our efficient little office secretary. Usually seen running through halls with some- body's telephone message. DOROTHY JUNE WARREN Re-entered D. H. S. from Caesar Rodney High School in Senior year. Drama C1, 2, 395 Sr. Dinner C49. Another of those strawberry blondes. Has a winning way that has helped her to renew old friend- ships here. JOAN THOMPSON Senior Tea Refreshment Com. C19 Senior Trip C49. Doesn't say much but can be caught giggling silently. Bustles here and there. She is a diligent student. A. DAUPHINE WHARTON National Thespian Society C3, 4 Sec'y95 Student Council C295 Dra- ma C395 Annual Play Staff C395 Leader Corps C1, 2, 3,95 Prom Dec. Com. C39. Our sweet Dauphine, with the poised air. Quiet, cheerful and fond of undertakers. l Page Eighteen

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CLASS SONG-H1950 Classmates Classmates, d we danced to the C.B.'s band, my wasnlt the music grand? Swimming parties down at the lake every June and July. o you remember when Test your memories our classmates D o you remember when we first came to high school, Teachers laid Going over to the assembly If we couldn't skip out. down the golden rule. Can't you see us now when classmates, We used to sta u l t y p a e and decorate for the Junior Prom, Gee, how we disturbed the old school's calm. Pain ting awnings, blowing balloons but, It was really worth while. To tune of Deane Test your memory, my classmates. Do you remember noon time When we smoked outside in the cars, Ducking from teachers when they'd pass by Skipping classes, running to Candyland, Every hour of the day. Test your memory, my classmates. Do you remember to Washington? Our poor feet ached, but we had fun Walking through the Capitol buildings, Raising cain late at night. when we took a class trip Can't you see us now, when classmates, We will have graduated Out in this big wide world we'll be, All grown-up supposedly. Classmates, we'll see you once more at our class reunion. Donlt forget us-no don't forget us. In the long, long years to come. J FUTURE ALUMNI ... KIND W'-nm GIRLS' STATE Mary Emily Miller Gail Conway Page Twenty BOYS' STATE Fred Bell Robert Swain , 'S J,