Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Front: J. Erdle, D. Orndorff, B. A. Voshell, G. Sanders, D. Williams, P. S. Lisi, R. Short, A. Carpenter, L. Conard. Row 4: B. Mader, J. Little, McNamire, M. Dixon. Row 2: J. Flogl, M. Deuble, W. Morris, J. Smith, N. Ray, R. Klenoski, M. Clouse, H, Bruner, C. Barcus, D. Fulmer. C. Carroll, S. Taylor, C. Mast. Row 3: J. Short, H. Harvey, 1. Magnus, Sophomores Regarded Dhes. Shangri-la Front: F. Tinley, R. Dear, K. Baird, R. Frase, C. A. Collins, D. Cox, J. Reider, R. Accetta, J. Ake, A. Moore, R. Norton. Row 4: W. Clayton, Dixon. Row 2: B. Fleetwood, A. Christianson, T. Jackson, M. Halpern, R. Glanden, J. McClure, D. Jamison, J. Short, F. Elliott. L. B. Moore, J. Martin, A. Smith. Row 3: E. Pleasant, J. Jones, J. von

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j Front: H. Grampp, M. Maltz, P. Outten, B. Wyatt, B. Matthews, M. Jarman, S. Williams, J. Wade, E. L. Cockburn, C. Knight. Row 4: M. Hopkins, L. Healy. Row 2: A. Sokoloff, E. Calhoun, S. Paden, J. Resh, Glazeski, J. Satterfield, R. Marvel, D. Conley, B. Traynham, D. J. Ergenzinger, L. Diehl, E. Dennis. Row 3: D. Gagen, C. Tedrick, J. Dorzback. Sophomores Wis iz ayed Varsity ports Front: M. Vincent, T. Andrews, J. Reynolds, C. Nazelrod, B. Matthews, J. Moore, K. Culver, L. Johnson, B. Duke, N. Pearson. Row 4: B. M. Maag, C. Outten. Row 2: B. Remondi, J. A. Hurley, R. Bunting, Schwenn, B. Wagner, J. Chippie, B. Carey, C. Sinclair, H. Marriott. P. Thompson, J. Lenhart, B. Feyl, H. Vines. Row 3: D. Reed, E. Boyd,

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an epee eens See seen ca a a Front: M. Geiger, G. Jones, C. Jones, L. Scatton, R. Foss, R. Wollson, B. D. Davis, P. Hartnett, V. Cole, C. Hutchins, E. Martin. Row 4: K. Sipple, Eaton. Row 2: C. Hodges, J. Flahaven, D. Mackes, M. McCall, M. J. Somerville, B. Reed, D. Arnold, R. Krostoski, S. Pettee, R. Thompson, Christner, S. Gruwell, K. Moore. Row 3: M. Nickerson, J. Wharton, C. Stapleford. a Be icinalin The! F Sophomores thrilled to the idea that at last they were able to play those big-time varsity sports. In football, hockey, basketball, and wrestling they distinguished themselves. Jim Somerville, Bob Sylvester, Dick Marvel, and Chester Carroll were their stars in football. Evelyn Hurley, Sharon Williams, and Betty Jean Pleasanton stood out among the girls in junior varsity hockey. Outstanding basketball players were, for the boys, Rodney Thompson, Jim Somer- ville, and Bob Sylvester and for the girls, Terry An- drews, Merle Hopkins, and the Matthews girls, Beverly and - Barbara. In wrestling the sophomores were represented by John Ake and Dick Marvel. Collecting their dues was their first project. On March 18 at their class dance, “Shangri-La”, couples danced under swaying Japanese lan- terns and enjoyed punch at a pagoda served by kimono- clad maidens. Masses of tiny orchids, flown from Hawaii, and a mural of a garden gay with apple blossoms and an arching bridge featured the scene. Joan Flogl arranged the refreshments and Diane Orndorff designed the decor- ations. Flowers decked small tables where guests sat. Sophomore class officers, John McClure (president), Chester Carroll (secretaary), Beverly Matthews, (vice-president), and Jim Somerville (treasurer) declared they must have a class meeting to plan the dance.