Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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What ! Wo eri tics in Gs Day An atmosphere of reverence was created through subtle lighting effects on color slides of the Holy Family and Christmas story. February brought a twofold assembly day with Jack Rank portraying the “Drunken Porter’ and “Macbeth”. Later the Bucknell Men’s Glee Club greeted the student body with “There’s Nothing like a Dame.” Canada’s cool trickling mountain streams and giant tuna fishing were brought into the auditorium in Travelogue films. February 25 was formal induction of the National Honor Society; March 17, assembly by A.F.S. students, Heidi Daehnhardt and Don Spangler; April 7, a group of foreign A.F.S.’ers from Wilmington. May 6 Dr. No-Yong- Park, authority on far Eastern affairs, spoke on “The Red Shadow across Asia”. May 26 was awards round-up. At last the special order for a Class of ‘60 ring arrived. On the day it came, Heidi Daehnhardt, our foreign student from Germany, received it in a pep rally from Student Council President G. McNinch. Many students had their first real taste of Shakespeare February 2, and liked it! Jack Rank, an actor and quick-change artist, portrayed charcaters from Macbeth, Merchant of Venice, Taming of the Shrew. [

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pes wm ne “Dover High, Dear Alma Mater, to your memory we'll be true These were the opening words to Dover’s beloved school song, reverent- ly sung by the glee club, while a hush spread over the assembly. “i Between presentation by the band and glee club during the Christ- mas assembly, students relaxed and talked in modulated tones. Assem- blies were appreciated by students as a pleasant way to end the day.

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Football Queen Heidi smiled proudly as she was crowned by co-captain W. Collins. Sitting at her feet was her court, S. Smith (sophomore), D. Ziebutski (senior), R. Caputo (junior) and K. Kent (freshman). After their election to Girls’ and Boys’ State, Judie Davidson, Tyrone the program, discussed with them the government financing of higher Baines, Tom Parker and Mary Parker visited Governor Boggs at his of- education. Boys’ and Girls’ State is designed to stimulate and broad- fice in the State House. The Governor, who is very much interested in en the student’s background in the democratic system of government.