Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Jean Christner James Clendaniel Wallace Collins Thomas Cronin Caroline Cross Jean Crossley 54 Yin Only One TH JOHN ERNEST CARROW — “Jackie” — but aren‘t they dazzling! ...so much to do... life is a lark. Boys’ State 3; class v.p. 3; Doverian business com, 4; Hi-Y 1,2; student council 3, treas. 4; prom decor. com. 3; prom glider com. 3; basketball j.v. 1; baseball 1,2,3,4; lettermen’s club vy. pres. 4, CLASS FLIRT MARILYN LOUISE CARTER — “Marilyn” — i buoyant and bouncy ... loquacious ... “Just ask me.” Ecolian 4; decor. com. 3; intramurals 3. JEAN CUSTER CHRISTNER — “Jeanie” — a: vii a mind full of vast ideas... unassuming . . . fineness in f performance. | Nat’l Honor Society 4; Doverian Editor-in-Chief 4; class sec’y 1; savings club pres. 1; F.T.A. 1; treas. 2,3; decor. com. 1,2,3; bake com. 2,3. MOST DEPENDABLE JAMES SAMUEL CLENDANIEL — “Jim’’ — loves to read newspapers! (just ask Mrs. Cubbage).. . good partner for chess . . . deep voice for a little man. Baseball 4. WALLACE WOODFORD COLLINS — ‘Wally’ — a rugged sportsman . . . never takes life seriously . . a way with the girls. Boys’ State alternate 3; savings 1; lettermen 4; football 1,2,3,4; j.v. basketball 3; track 3. MR. D.H.S. THOMAS PAINE CRONIN — ‘Tom’ — prefers his actions with dramatic flavor ... great debater with Mrs. Cubbage . . . boxing enthusiast. Nat’l Thespian Society 4; Hi-Y 2; D.E. 4; drama 1,3,4; stage and lighting 4; wrestling 3; track 1,3,4; prom decor. com. 3; internat’! relations 4. MOST TALENTED CAROLINE GAINES CROSS — “Carol’’ — “Ill pay you next year’’ . . . here, there, and every- Where . . . vivacious chatter. Doverian business com. 4; Ecolian 2,3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; concession stand chm. 3; prom decor. com. 3; refresh- ment com. 2,3; hockey j.v. 3, var. 4. Transferred from Alexis | DuPont, Wilmington, Del., in junior year. Teens 1; basketball 1. SLEEPIEST JEAN DUDLEY CROSSLEY — ‘Jean’ — “Let's go see the girls . . . sparkles like crazy brainpower. Nat'l Honor Society treas. 4; Girls’ State 3; American Legion Aux. American History Award 3; Del. Teen-age Traffic Safety Ass’n sec’y 3,4; student council 3,4; Doverian 3,4; Ecolian 3; football decor. com. 3; refresh. com. 4; class decor. com. 1,2; basketball j.v. 1,2, var. 3,4; softball mgr. 4.

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- — inna EAMG OST uUntp. MARGARET ANNE BEHEN — “Maggie” — the world’s answer for a friend . . . quick as a wink . . . pint-sized dynamite. Library Ass’t Award 4; Doverian 4; business com. 4; Ecolian 1,2; savings 1; library ass‘t 1,2,3, v.p. Kent County 3; F.T.A. 1,2, sec’y 3,4; canteen council 1,2, sec’y 3 and 4; basketball mgr. j.v. 2; cheerleader j.v. 1, co-capt. 2, var. 3,4; bake com. 1,2,3; decor. com. 1,2,3, PEPPIEST JOAN EDITH BERNEGGER — “Joan” — lightens the grayest morning . . . hummingbird . shining sincerity. Doverian 4; savings 2; library ass’t 2,3; F.N.A. 3; color guard 4; canteen council 4; refreshment com. chm. 3; decor. com. 3; AFS student com. 4; basketball var. 3,4. Transferred from West Hempstead High School, Long Island, N. Y., in sophomore year. Riding club 1; library council 1; mixed chorus 1; 9th. grade council 1. JAMES THEODORE BLYTHE — “Jim” — food, cars, and poker . . . active D.E. member fluent with words in the right company. D.E. club 2,3; savings 1; projection 1; football j.v. 1,2; track 1,2. CAROLYN MAY BODDORFF — “Carolyn” — meticulous . . . gold mine of talent . . . a New Yorker. Nat'l Honor Society 4; football dance attendant 3; stu- dent council 4; AFS student com. 4; F.T.A. 3,4; canteen council 4; decor. com. 3; refreshment com. 3; processional com. 3. Transferred from Amsterdam High School, Amsterdam, N. Y., in junior year. Girls’ chorus 1,2; drama 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. RONALD CHARLES BOWHALL — ‘Ronnie’ — hurricane passage through life . . . when there’s some- thing to be done he’s there .. . a big tease. Class pres. 3,4; Doverian business com. 4; D.E. club 3,4; lettermen 3; wrestling 2,3; track 1,2,3,4; state record in high hurdles 2. CLASS POLITICIAN CHARLES HARRY BOYER — “Charlie’” — “Where's the fire, Charlie’, . . . a ready grin. . a future businessman Doverian business com. 4; D.E. club 4; band 1,2,3, Kent County Band 1,2; baseball j.v. 2. TERRY HYLAND BURCHENAL — “Turk” — expert rifleman . . . some people have all the luck with cars . . . spends his evenings with the boys. Ist. place in American Legion Rifle Club 3; D.E. club 4; intramurals 1. DONALD RUSSELL BURRIS — “Arch’’ — an ailing car is his best friend .. . an example of pure nonchalance . . . school’s a heyday. 53 . James Blythe Ronald Bowhall Joan Bernegger “ o ¥ — P ill s we eta Carolyn Boddorff Charles Boyer Donald Burris Re A a a . 5 a ge » — a erin

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enwor Whe Saul hy (Ge, By i Heidi Daehnhardt of Germany, Dover’s Football Queen, was an avid fan of this new sport at the annual Dover-Smyrna Turkey Day game.