Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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2. ee At a tea held in her honor by the AFS committee, Heidi Daehnhardt serenaded the members with Ger- man folk songs, ‘“Gehe nicht, oh Gregor’ and ‘Schon wieder bluhet die Linde.” Listening to her were members of the Student Council AFS committee: Janice Evers (floor), Tom Hafner, Joan Bernegger, Jack Tarburton, Carolyn Boddorff, San- dra Gruwell, and Bill Scotton. Certain days after school, it wasn’t worth your life to try to cross the main hall. Dover students, anxious to get their tickets to the basket- ball game, flocked to the main hall, creating complete confusion as Lilly Belle Moore and Beverly Miller tried to satisfy their wants. See irene eenereegitiesatirerita

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ae Vieni Werte Thi: LES ee Pee esir ys ECE ECU RE SE OS sles y | 5s yp ee ee : PREEE Ra eee ge a eh hee a ae ok ig og SA Pe OE Bae a 5 owt Re ee 6 teks | Table: Miss Cottone (adviser), J. Carrow (treas.), M. Moore (secy.), J. Tarburton (vice-pres.), G. McNinch(:pres.). Front: L. Scotton, J. Cross- ley, M. L. Lobaccaro, S. Larson, S. Kendall, J. Simpson, R. A. Singleton. Row 2: S. Miller, S. Slaght, J. Davidson, M. Parker, B. Miller, L. B. Joan Kennett, Sam Kendall and Beverly Miller helped bring to the storage place in Room 107 food and toys collected by the entire student body during the Christmas campaign for the needy. Ninth and eleventh grade collected toys; tenth and twelfth, canned food. clivilies Moore, J. Irwin. Row 3: S. Hynson, W. Scotton, T. Mercer, T. Parker, H. Green, J. Reed, C. Boddorff. Row 4: J. Kennett, T. Andrews, B. Mat- thews, Bev. Matthews, J. Davis, T. Bryan. Row 5: J. McClure, D. Holland. Absent: C. Carroll, M. Miller, P. Coffin, H. Daehnhardt. Organization of a welcoming committee to introduce new students to Dover’s routine demonstrated the student coun- cil’s preparedness. Jack Tarburton’s committee allotted the fifty-six parking permits. Jean Crossley, Dover’s representa- tive to Teen-age Traffic Safety Association, spoke on the sessions of the national meeting in Kansas City to the Kent County student council. At the state meeting of student councils, President Gene McNinch presided at a group discussion on interscholastic relations. ‘Dances will ter- minate at 11:30 p.m. sharp.” This was just one of the new hop rules drawn up by the student council. Mis-Match and Dress-Up Days before Thanksgiving produced some of the funniest sights seen in a long time. The traditional Football Dance in honor of the team was the scene of the crowning of one of the most gracious queens in Dover’s history, Queen Heidi. Food and toys collected at Christ- mas were distributed to the needy. Better understanding was promoted by an interscholastic student exchange held for a day among Dover, Caesar Rodney, and William Henry. The handbook, still undergoing revision, was scheduled for next year’s council to distribute in September. Oe 8 So a Saal

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ramatics entered Uleerparees Wace Everyone except ‘’Harvey’’ of the Harvey cast took a bow at the final curtain call: Robert Burgland, William Mackie, Lois Ward, John Hill, Bruce Schmidt, Nancy Bruce, Ruth Heite, Thomas Cronin, Clara Frear, Margaret Kennedy. “Note Liz's facial expression,” pointed out Sandra Holley, student director for Roomful of Roses, to cast members, Jerry Burge, Louis Miller, Sally Skinner, Stephen Burge, and Bruce Schmidt. “Aunt Ethel, I’d like you to meet a dear friend of mine... Harvey,” said Elwood P. Dowd (Bruce Schmidt) to the bewildered Mrs. Chau- venet (Margaret Ann Kennedy), as Veta (Nancy Bruce) gasped.