Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Dover 36 34 46 48 36 47 44 59 27 39 38 36 26 13 27 21 D. H. S$. RECORD Sudlersville Chestertown Corpus Christi Chestertown Sudlersville Saint James Middletown Newark Harrington Corpus Christi J. V. RECORD Saint Peters Corpus Christi Saint James Middletown Newark Harrington Saint Peters Opp. 33 33 29 44 32 Al 30 47 23 16 13 13 27 18 24 20 Margaret Roper drove in to rack up 2 more of the total 36 points Sudlersville (10) tried desperately to block the point-making basket but was unsuccessful. scored in the game. Judie Davidson (Dover 21) won the jump from Chestertown (8), giving Dover the chance to make 2 points. shooting helped Dover win the game with a score of 48-44. Excellent guarding and accurate

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VARSITY BASKETBALL. Front: Ruth Heite, Mary Lou Lobaccaro (co-captain), Barbara Miller (co-captain), Rosemary Hagey. Row 2: Joan Irwin, Claire Melton, Jean Crossley, Joan Bernegger. Row 3: Carol Cross (mgr.), Margaret Roper, Judie Davidson, Mildred Bussie, Judy Simpson (mgr.), Mrs. Watson (coach). agers Fh eyll ae with 10-0 Keeord The girls’ basketball team had an undefeated season. They were coached by Mrs. Watson and led by Co-captains Mary Lou Lobaccaro and Barbara Miller. High scorer of the season was Margaret Roper with 201 points. As an opener, Dover traveled to Sudlersville to win its first game. One of the most exciting games of the season was the Chestertown game. Having to play overtime, Dover won by a foul shot, making the score 34-33. Both of the Corpus Christi games were victories for Dover. The second meet- ing with Chestertown was a close and hard-fought game, but Dover won. The Saint James game was a well-played game with Dover winning again. Middletown, Newark, and Harrington were all wins for Dover. The junior var- sity had a good season with five wins and two losses. J. V. BASKETBALL. Front: B. Bradshaw, S. Williams, A. Sinclair (co-captain), B. Matthews, M. Parker. Row 2: M. Halpern (mgr.), S. Hynson, J. Hopkins, C. Sinclair, C. Dabson, G. Weller (mgr.), Mrs. Watson (coach).

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J. Baseball. Clendaniel, April 6 8 12 20 21 26 29 May 3 5 10 13 We 20 25 31 W. Kulhanek, D.H.S. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Wm. Penn Brown Claymont Wm. Henry Smyrna Wm. Henry Smyrna Archmere A. |. duPont Middletown Claymont St. Andrews Middletown Brown Salesianum Kneeling: J. Somerville, B. Grimm, J. Ake, N. Ray, E. Martin, J. Reed, R. Reed. Coach Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Away After posting an impressive record of 10 wins against 4 losses in ‘59, the Senator’s baseball team returned with almost the identical line-up. George Courtney, John Car- row and Bob Sylvester provided plenty of power for the hitting attack while outfielders Jeff Reed, Bob Grimm and Jim Ake formed a sound defense with infielders John Carrow, Fred Hufnal, Pat Capone and Jim Somerville. All this, coupled with the superb pitching of sophomores Bob Sylvester and Rodney Thompson made the team one that was hard to beat. Edwards, D. Hess, G. Courtney, C. Toll, J. Carrow, P. Capone, B. Sylvester, F. Hufnal, R. Thompson, E. Ergenzinger, Coach Andrus. ee Esedifadl in Dare viv IP, ower Bob Sylvester, ace right-hander of the pitching staff, warmed up for the opening game against Brown. Using his good control with a breezing fast ball, Bob pitched a one-hitter in Dover’s 5-1 victory. ai