Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Tift Y en ts or LORRAINE GEORGIA SHUPP — “Rainy” — the girl next door . . . stars in her eyes . . . one of the three musketeers. F.N.A. 3,4; decor. com. 3. Transferred from Hudtloft High School, Tacoma, Wash., in sophomore year. ELLEN JUDITH SIMPSON — “Judy” — goes to it with delight . . . never has time to be sad ... plays a hot sax. Lorraine Shupp Student council 3,4; library ass’‘t 2,3; band 1,2,3,4; Kent County Band 3; F.N.A. 2, historian 3; decor. com. 2,3; Christmas card com. 3; glider com. 3; orchestra com. 3. RUTH ANN SINGLETON — ‘Ruthie’? — merry springtime’s harbinger . . . convulsed with laughter . . . can be serious at times. Library Ass‘t Award 4; Nat l Honor Society 4; class v.p. 4; student council 4; Ecolian 3; savings 3; library ass’t 1,2,3,4; F.N.A. 2,3,4; intramurals 1; refreshment com. 2,4; decor. com. 3; bake com. 2. MOST TALKATIVE DANIEL NATHAN SMITH — “Dan” — Ruth Ann Singleton Daniel Smith quiet easy manner . . . sharpshooter . . . Cheswold firefighter extraordinaire Idell Smith Jeanette Smith Certificate of Merit in Kodak High School Photo Con- test 3; social dance club 4. IDELL ELIZABETH SMITH — “‘Idell’” — eyes that glow like sparks of fire . . . always on the go . @ conversationalist. Drama 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 2; internat’! relations 4. CAROLYN JEANETTE SMITH — ‘Jan’ — “Beorge”’ . .. little putt-putt . . . a double-barreled blast. Ecolian 4; savings 3; decor. com. 3. Transferred from Key West High School, Key West, Fla., in sophomore year. Pep club 2; couchettes 2; tennis club 1; social workers’ club 2. Donald Spangler WILLIAM DONALD SPANGLER — “‘Don’”” — Dover’s answer to foreign relations . . . an imagination out of this world . . . “chistador’”’. Nat'l Honor Society 4; Del. Science Day Camp 2; in- ternat’l relations 4; A.F.S. exchange student to Leece, Italy. MOST AMBITIOUS VERONICA LOUISE MOMILANI SOKOLOFF — “Momi” — our import from Hawaii . . . willowy, graceful, gently feminine ... a breath of spring. Library Ass’t Award 4; football dance attendant 1; Ecolian 1; glee club 1,2,3,4; student council 1; library ass‘t 1,2,3,4; F.N.A. 3; F.H.A. 4; tennis 4. 66

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Cee tiie (core) BEVERLY JOAN OUGHELTREE — “Joan’’ — flair for clothes . . . a blonde fury . . .a proficient bookkeeper. Doverian business com. 4; D.E. v.p. 4; library ass’t 1; decor. com. 3; intramurals 1; majorette 1. JEFFERSON REYNOLDS REED — Jeff’ — “Name it. {I'll do it’ . . . versatile in all sports .. . Alabama bound. Class treas. 1; Doverian business com. 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3; student council 1,2,3,4; canteen council 4; savings 3; glider com. 3; decor. com 3; lettermen 4; football j.v. 1, var. 2,3,4; basketball j.v. 1,2, var 3,4; baseball 1, 2,3,4; track 2,3. PEPPIEST JERRY WILLIAM RESH — “Mole!” — a great outdoorman .. . full of devilment . . . a wily grin. Stage and lighting 4. MARY MARGARET ROPER — “‘Maggie”’ — real team spirit . . . a strong drive toward success . . . smooth delightful voice. Ecolian 1; band 1,2,3,4, All-State Band 2; Kent County Band 1,3; F.N.A. 4; decor. com. 1,2,3; program com. 3; hockey j.v. 1,2, var. 3,4; softball 3,4; tennis 1,2,4. JAMES ARNOLD RUMER — “Jimmy” — draftsman at Latex . . . sprightly personality . .. a jaunty laugh. Decor. com. 3; concession com. 4. SUE HESTER SCHAUB — “Sue” — conformity bothers me little . . . slow and) easy pace . .. hearty laugh. Transferred from Amphitheatre High School, Tucson, Arizona. Drama 2,3. MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC BRUCE EMERSON SCHMIDT — ‘Bruce’ — full of revolutionary ardor . . . a challenge to Mrs. Cubbage’s nerves . . . has that sleepy-eyed manner. Nat’l Thespian Society 4; drama 4; student director 4; announcer school radio program 4; canteen council 4; dance decor. com. 1,2; internat’! relations 4. BEST ACTOR DEMETRIOS ORESTES SEVAST — “Jimmy” — ham radio operator . . . warmhearted . . . where there’s action, he’s there. Hi-Y 1,2; ham radio 2,4; Del. All-State Chorus 4; capt. tenor section 3,4; lighting com. 3; decor. com. 3; library 1,2; savings 1; lettermen 4; j.v. basketball 1, var. 2,4; golf 1,2,3,4. 65 Jerry Resh James Rumer ae Bruce Schmidt Margaret Roper Sue Schaub Jimmy Sevast :9F

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These beaming lasses proudly showed off the . y, gorgeous and delectable vegetable corsages ne tlt e AsS5e which they had made for their lucky lads to wear at the Sadie Hawkins dance. tx Ni a Sak: ; Re i A, % ; “ a A gang of happy-go-lucky guys and gals took a break from dancing and gathered around the stage for a Sadie Hawkins dance picture.. dm Seniors Gerry Wall, Doris Ziebutski, Jean Christner, Joam Bernegger and Mary Lobaccaro crowded around the mirror to freshen up.