Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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] eee i +2 ae oan, ibs eons aes coemeien eee ELLE Glistening whiteness . classic columns . . . charming simplicity . . . pure lines of colonial design . . . these were the impressions of a visitor entering the Dover High School auditorium. Then came Once A, ain Septem the beauty, comfort and convenience of the interior appointments. Be- yond were the band and choral rooms, the audion, dressing rooms and storage space. All enjoyed their beautiful modern auditorium. er Klked Aoeren ee As the yellow line of buses swept into the circular drive of Dover High, students glanced eagerly about, recalling what their campus looked like. Joyous that September was here again, they rambled in front of the main building and in the rear parking lot. Driving students parked anywhere, not having an assigned spot. Nearby townsters had walked to school, some strolling up Maple Lane’s shaded path to the entrance. Gleaming Greek columns peeked through breaks in the towering evergreens that line the front walk; an American flag flew proudly above the school. Eyes darted about quickly, trying to see everyone and every- thing at once. The sight of old friends brought instant smiles and glimpses of the familiar campus lifted their hearts. They looked and they were glad to be back. As the morning sun bounced off parked cars in the rear of the school, two junior boys headed for gym in the field house. Looming in the background, the cupola rose above the fan windows of the library.